The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1915, Page 1

( ~ », PRICE ONE CENT toorvane, BRITISH LINER TORPEDOED THREE BOATS ARE SWAMPED AS 140 PASSENGERS FLEE Survivors Say ay Little Tin Time Was AL lowed for Escape—Same Sub- marine Sinks Three Ships in 24 Hours. LONDON, March 29 (United Preas).—The African liner Falaba, carry- fg 140 passengers, was torpedoed off Milfordhaven Sunday afternoon, the | Admiralty announced this afternoon. She is the biggest passenger carrying) ner to fall victim to German submarine attacks, Eight of her passengers and crew were drowned, The others were landed at Cardiff to-day. Capt. Toft of the Falaba and an unnamed Heutenant were reported among the dead in a message to the Kider Company, owners of the Fal thin afternoon, though a message signed “Toft” had been received a few Nott in Part IIT. of General Sessions. hours earlier. Two stewardesses were also drowned. The cbief officer was, Attorneys reproncritiig the in the water two and one-half hours before he was rescued. Confirmation of the report of the @ torpedoing of the Falaba reached the LONDON WAGERS FINAL The [* Circulation Books Open to > aunt td a by The Pesce Bow Vert Warts) ANARCHISTS TRIAL BEGINS WITH COURT GUARDED BY POLICE WwW. WwW. Fellow » and Bomb-Makers’ “Reds” Barred From the Room, | SEVEN JURORS CHOSE Abarno’s Lawyer Withdraws] When Plea for Postponement | of Trial Is Denied. | The trial of Frank Abarno and EW YORK, MONDAY, MARCH 2%, 1915 Woman Who Withdrew Charge Involving Lawyer J. W. Onborne weer i i i eee Lvery Bottle BURDEN Carmine Carbone on the charge of) ? Cael eas leaving A lighted bomb in Bt. Pat-| * & | toe bilte hay rick’a Cathedral during mass March 2) * last was begun to-Iay sefore Judge | : men made a vigoroun fight for a de- Jay and Robert M, Moore, reprasent- ing Aborno, withdrew from . 6 case purposes only. vartous prohibit BIG ton ud hey Pay Extra Revenue Under HER Fey te wg ond lusedey, eeiter - Fone PRICE ONE CENT Cire elation Books Open to All.” 18 PAGES RAE TANZER CLEARS J. W. OSBORNE; “MISTAKEN IDENTITY,” SHE CONFESSES ——— STATE WILL PUT $10,000,000 MOR —-——. ¢0-—— GIRL SAW HER MISTAKE, mn uae SH SAYS, WHEN CALLED nag ~ ON CHARGE OF FRAUD SALOONS, | Proposed Law | | bitin (Soectal fo The Prentag World ) All prohibi- boen pixsonholed tn the Legislature, the Whitman udmin- 4 | inatration ts planning to impone adam. tional taxes on the Hquor traffic, not £ | os @ moral restriction. but for revenue’ Serious questions confronted State finance officiais last week when were re- Prohibition Bills Were Killed at | Albany Because They Would Cut Revenue. the First Told or Bceiiar' Brother of Wrong— New Lawyer Takes Her to Federal Prosecutor to Tell Whole Story. WILL BRING ALL TO JUSTICE, SAYS MAN SHE ACCUSED Rae Tanzes, the young factory torewoman who sued James W. Osborne for $50,000 tor breach of promise, made a voluntary stale- ment to United States District Attorne Marshall this aftemoon ex- Admiralty a few minutes after the & when a continuance for a week was ported out to the Assembly. It was /Onerating Mr. Osborne. She now declares that the man she knew a EVEN MONEY UPON cortaln that if local option priviteren | icy ” word that the British steamer Aquil- BY FALL refused. were given to counties, towns sed iver Osborne” is not the lawyer la had been torpedoed off the south * 7) Mp. Moore sald he had another trial jon distriets: there soon would be | “Twas infatuated with Oliver Osbome,” she said. “1 could not west coast of Wales, ‘The Aquila LONDO: Betting on J) '0 St. Lawrence County to attend to, merous dry aveas on the State map|. | WI ie ch . was attacked within fy miles of the J the outcome of the war iy all the 1/and could not forsake that for this [that reoetnte from the exetse tax | FESist bin ten he deserted me Thad reason to believe he was really c rage don no vera dbo decreased by li ot | Ny Os . spot where the submarine shot her | firme and individu through || hearing, Lawyers Simon 0, Pollock a id uid be decreased by large sums of| James W. Osborne es * . Lioyd’s Exchange, have on the [and William @. Kier then were left @, | mone i “ . torpedo against the African anh board todd the tollowing "book" Heo represent the two defendants, and | ‘Treasury revenues are already tall: | 1 was honest in this beliet until last Thursday afternoon, when vapto and twepty-two of her n the duration of hostilities: . 1 conomle i: t t a ry 4 Her captain and twee That war Will chd before May 3, ||the empanetiing of a fury was begun. Ing from sconomie caunes, and to cut! United States Commissioner Houghton calmed me by his kindness ac. crew were landed at Fisheuard, The |” i415, 3 to t against, Assistant District Attorney Arthur mill) deoper by Weelslative ensctment | ; Peer 4 ; "admiralty belleves that the same | That war will end betore Juno 1, |) Train, who is conducting the prosecu. | ae the oe rollnnte tiduor tay meet Kood advice. For the first time since | got into this trouble 1 regaine submarine torpedoed the Aquilla and Meera wii ead wafore Sept, 1,] {10% questioned the talesmen care. ‘ pla thiecas al Ly fnaneen amis] my composure My nervousness lett me, r . 8 f tS mvePl & Tl euty as to whether they entertained on “ i ‘ ‘ . 5 . valaba and gent the Vonies to the J 1915, even money. Seo. Asitnite pines geal Are irpedes Nf leaders of the Legislature the ques-| Mr, Osborne was in and out of the room. dt was the first time T hottom on Saturday by shell-flre. 1915, 10 to Ais care ater i Deckhal arassallees alata aa) pee, sWhas mate sarees Ot item tid seen him in at good light, and when [was not hysterical 1 kngw yivors relate that the liner ana) pet arch tH! oiner bomb ol Ze . have you to , The survivors relate that th i Li ; % to1 on, aher bomb outrage in the Criminal aoe ccaike tak token thOaK less then and there I had made a mistake, and was about to tell Commission; was soventy miles to the southwes wrmany will tako Paris, 25 ]]| Courts Building were taken before . jer Houghton so, but | thought best to go home and tell brother. O} of Milford Haven when the subma- to 1 against, tho trial of the men began, Pollev- Miss RAE WTANZER. - option ' nice home and my brother. On rine appeared, She called to the | That Germany will take Warsaw, 1) men stationed outside Part IM, &, WORLD st. PA fae A a There was: palbins 18 Rens BUY iB, Friday evening my brother took me to Mr. Harold Spielberg, who és Captain of the Falaba to heave to, stopped all persons who tried to en- padeereceeseee oe ar weeseeeen roananll ist a inte ie 6 en Ld aay now my counsel, and | told him f had been mistaken.” but he ignored the order and started ASSES meena ter the court room and questioned cs eds nl Acts tesco Irdecindy alt Rt es | tnt ‘ At full speed ahead, ‘The liner was a} them closely. As the hour for the the administration, The Beh laity | race Hieuntine Oliver Osborne hee 9 iM a { - , t r ' pfore, a yrohi bitte net bn vane r . fast craft, and for half an hour the! opening of court approached groups present to drink to your personal hap. therefore, was prohibition and defolt, ind) Mr. Marshall de. chase was kept up before the mia of 1. W. W. members and Anarchlats pines and voice a fesling of my jor no prohibition with & chance for) ' ' that he doew pot know where ohow . W. W. mei bs « ore enue fe |the elusive tor - ' marine overhauled her and comptes | appeared, Mont of them wore or-| people and a purpose of my Govern. (ev anor ven from liquor usive Don Juan ix located. her to stop. dered down to the main floor, where jinant tHuat thee ties whieh have always t Cae valet eh | GIRLS EMPLOVERS LIFT MY8 Ike \iadeengers and chew ware they stood discussing the cage in loud N IN S bound our twe countries together may Balai a rip cee 4 | TERY ABOUT BAIL. x * >. leave, 4 daily grow stronger until they con. | Probtbitty rm ay y | Part of th . # given five minutes to leave, and tones [ a ae ries by the Assembly to committees and A | the inystery about Who tyre most of the boats were launched be- Carlo Tresca, 1. W. W. leader, ap- atitute the expression of the mowt per kak ciuslala weaut towne }nished bail for Mise Tanser was lifted fore the aubmnrine fired her torpedo, peared. fect International friendship.” pnanee see Unpauacan anal itotin this afternoon when Assistant Dis The projectile struck the Falaba in “1 am interested in this case," President Wilson responded briefly, | iia & DAD to Unpome al Pepsi i trict Attorney Wood aald that Far- the engine room and a terrific explo | “ton Fo a v walling on (he good relations existing [0° see {5 the amount CAO rington & Evang, her employers, wien gollowed, Tha ahip aettiod Gow »| (Continued on Fourth Page) between ne ( eg 4 RIK Lew TA Srl bh A’@tala atatap | guar anteed the bond when she was and sank very quickly ler, deacida eee Argentine Mepublic and expressing) oe nee ry bottle of wine, o held for the Grand Jury. ‘Phe iden- A trawler rescued 105 of them, | ARCHBISHOP IF IRELAND Foast to President at Luncheon} ine nope ma: mey omient row Beet caatevare glaae oF bane Gre ; Ne eaninte: tity of the person who guaranteed the transferring them later to a de ¥ Comm: a fieoa b '. a stronger present Raines Law all }Comimander a onolulu =| bond the time of her arrest and H x and sade _— t y the President went |der the present Raines Law all ae atroy Thirtecthtes more were {German Commander Injured SUFFERS A BREAKDOWN by Ambassador Naon Later In the duy the President went te any ono elty pay tho same fered to Push Search for |iirtmitted wer when she was neta eke » by another fishing boat hile Inenarti ¥ x ashore, where he enj n game of - ered to Push searc OF | for the un 3 " Pk f Ae - hann reacted haa | While Inspecting Advanced Game of Golf on Shore, [soit “ite returns to Washington to [xed Hemme tax, q nd Jury has not been re ec © persons , _ |Rlehe amount of their x A ‘Sal sustained injurles by German shrap- Position of His Army. Taken Sick After Opening of St. j - bar on Broadway or the Jan Bodies of the Lost Crew. event the entire after- nel, and some of the engine room | uken Sick After Ope | NN ABOCEN. il. Saninen lee Fl F 1 the little #aloon jnoon in the District Attorney's offtce, staff of the Fabala were killed | al Paul's Cathedral, for Which He 4 : “ WAL IGHT MADE although the profits - Hlor statement covered every detail of “A heavy sea was running,” ald aienLahy Starch $8 (he wikelnad ts . President Wilson, accompanied by , ‘ WASHINGTON, March 29—The | thn case from the time we Are met ne survivor, “and three of the! | USIMI eee ee ert tetas Planned Forty Years. |Seoretary: Wianiels and a party of ON WORKMAN’S BILL The new law will make the big| ast remote hope that any of the | Oliver Osborne down to the present. first boats put over were swamped | Bay Pes La vnee| OST. PAUL, Minny March 2@.— | ide. arrived in 8 Mis Rowds | ler pay in proportion to aubmurine F-4's crew might be alive | S24 shouldered alt the blame, In her ind then ocetipants thrown into; the German War Office announces , 3 Anat rre iyc yeri Ga haa Jan been abandoned by the Navy |#fliminary statement, for bringing ithe water, ‘The other boats, In| that Gen, von Kluck, who led the} Archbishop Ireland, it wax an Rhee ' Whima Who Mu \ A fod yet whether) y. : | ihe mur ameinat My Oxborne. knowing site: pe danger of their VEIN German rush into France in the early| HoUNCed to-day, is suffering trom a vfowic ‘ Ww uinewent. | oF thin new tax ¥ divplace the | Departmen ay Acting Sec=}i, wae not the man who had deceteed apaized, rowed to the ald of thoae daya of the war, has veen slightly | 2°" sl breakdown from overwork, trip in Washing The yacht} Amended Compensation Measure | aines Law or a super tax over ana | Petary Blue Rear-Adimiral |jer Hat the District Attorney wes struggling in tho water, Meanwhile 5 S') rhe famous churchman became in | auchored near the new Argentine fo-Day, Gives a Hearing above prose yinents, Many of the! Moore, commanding the Honolulu |ot satieed on this polat and inthm- the subinarine Was circling around, Wounded by shrapnel fire, | disposed shortly after the opening of | tleship Moreno, which is tater aN Republiean leaders afraid to tink: | naval station, to Ft the 4RnOt Loe | that he would be able to #0 the spot without making any eftort| “On the w front yesterday | St. Paul's Cathedral yesterd The | noarded by Presiaeni's party asl AUBANY, March Avent 259 er the Haines Law, preferring to leave! cation of the sunken boat and the |{@2'? her mind with certain ques: to aid, I saw part of the submarine’s) passed rather quietly,” says the} opening of the edifice had been a luests of the Argentine sador, opponents uf the prop eset Jit unchanged, and merely add the new! @epth at which she ies, that the | lM: Pased on evidence in Ma pus crew actually laughing atus, Thelroport, "Only in the Argonne| dream of the Archbishop for forty |Dr. Romu nors.|tlement amendment to the Work-|tax, ‘Phay would give the saloon] department may estimate the proba. | "0st!" that she may have a better submarine finally dived and disap-)onq in Lorraine were there minor} years. in over seventy years old, | including © of] men's Compensation Act crowded the | eoper credit for the amount pald une bility of saly he huit and pe. | MOmery for detatte ye engagements, and these were suc- twenty-one Wile] isxcoutive Chamber to-day and mode | jor ha Kuinos Law for hin eens, | covering thy bodiew of her tom, | Slade & Sin the lawyers wall “Within an hour or more other| ccaveut for the Germans. . von "JOHN BROWN’ KNOCKS son thelr Ayal fight on before | ay mp duty for all| mander and crow Drought sult against Mr, Osborne’fa hoats came to our ald, among them! pry was aligatly wounded by | | The Prestuent was 1 nthe MostGoy. Whitman, Un vernon | males we that ainount ) adivees on the disaster ‘have 4 Tanzer's behalf, are exonerated the steamer Dunedia, Aside from the | i qyne, wiiite Inapecting advances | OUT QUT ‘TIPPERARY’ by the Ambass ri Adel ngage Gh AN ba TN GaNl Sele Rrviatabee Ghat lest eerie tae Uaater NAYS 1s tied atatwmnant from gulltg MaRtiaee eight bodies picked up. P do not know! cong of his army, His condition miral Martin, 5 ntof Argen Ne al Ww point of view | night, w Admiral Moore veported | Pe len Li the plan to niulet Mr, Oe. of any other casmaltion, but 1 I POH Tt stuctury." tive Naval Commission 1 Cup \ ha tax is entirely too} that the b was in fifty fathoms borne of damages, According to Hare ble that otters lost thelr Hyves i ndew of tho battleship. Blaborat ed both Houses he amail saloon Keeper and ' old Spielberg, who announces that he was a 06 ton liner, ince tho retreat from Paris Gen | Tommy Atkins Is Now) Singi: i , . x a ‘ of water, | . A ol ‘ Lok Meee eet a LMaelernnhl oporatinne Gn the (Ae Old-Time American Airs une an aly nicl) 4 mas dor Noon rare, Nene r would be considerably more | hope bas been abando for saving acted ethically throughout and were 19u6, Sho wa eon the te t of a) tha G a proposed 4 toast tu the President ja He Federation of) ovenue, the y, this tux were | the Ives of the two officers and nine- welved by thelr client t O18 ENHAged e van bank of the Aisne, near Soissons, ‘Th stead. : subo te Beaton ttonde jrevenu t sof ft a " Ayes OE ners SnktE ad in'iche African) bank DP seat ia at Instead \the following word bere eine: Aang ene PB. reduced of dune away with altoge:her | teen others trapped in the sunken hull) Mz, Spielberg {# counsel to the ervice, _ Maint on the battle frent| LONDON, March 18 (by may—| “It! perhaps the frst ume that a] Bowling of the Work. aud the progressive stump duty sub the American submarine It, div. Sout tern Surety [nsurance —_—__>— ‘i Joripperary” a now out of date, ‘The |Prerident of tho United states of] inen's fe ted. rm" ¢ belly, submarines, hydro- | Company, which iy on Mise Tanger's Aankers multiline | be hired | in the trenches don't sing it now |AMorica seta foot on a ple for. pani 4 me, ow fe It Is desired 19 raise $10,000,000 addl- | aer , drodges and war vessels! bond for $5,000, fixed tu hold her for Fe aieequonn No. 10 Kau ay they did at first, Instead they're ein soil whloh, lhe this butte to u from Nquor traf are engaged * 1 effort: the Grand Jury on a charge of using. i ha a Js afer int singing the "Dolly G the Ameri. | springs from the indu Capacity | nd a schedule of | at least ves > the the ts man mpt to defraud, benefit of creditors to Sraiinns 33 can s@diers sung in the Spanish-|and abiliiy of thi counters ' Py ay ae ty ; au pole surface and 36 bodies, Por | he who got ber original re- stein, Willlam H. Cook is Vice American War, "John Brown's ody” | Hence I could not find any more autre AY ACURTOWN. Nv Mae 1 ene Aeavnpu to be atfined to every bot. | one of thegys: superstructure have) traction and (arranged for her te dept of thd company. ";namp 80d even “Dixic, able and gratitying occasion than the fee city and northern New York tle, bare! and keg before sold, | been recov visit the ct Attorney amd ve. gers ae ne ET RS ia