The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1915, Page 2

23 ‘! a ii } Soveree eel aa . of — . no mee ont = eo H ' in Belgium ak aatecte Glen oi Graseed © ing @xtraordinary Preparations for th eting . a SMapmne Ougartacenseet of the Cunare | Opening of the Spring Campaign — dp hy LB, TA oe > ats take house 10 Ga OOD VONvUR spre + (Ueime Press) > _ , ow | roe ‘ wary Last - ner | aor Geeme © Ge men erm yt 7. Been, we ee >= OOO 1B00EN) came te the opera corm, at La Ferre eokes on the Lusitania, © GPeG08 |Gone pEMinasy (6 the epening of INEM bar abou fu eccording to |Mluck, who # American Held in Paris as Spy Favored Allies in Letters Here ALONGICY PASSES -_->- e Nearly Hall a Million Russians Are Massed in the Mountains MG Newspapers Claim That Vi GAINS _ WED SUSPECT NEW CHAPTER te reed Correspondents — of Petrograd | i | MAZEL DEANE MYSTERY ee oe wee © ATEVERY PONT, tailed to mt Cround vie wirelone te Gagetile coe polmt aipee Ube Pienders bettie treet w@ @e ' Preach Melake Mysteriouly Va ror eftera: ° tory Has Been Won Mentsils Home Mey Be ‘The Helgiane made an wneueresen — attempt ¢ back the bamlet of perdaries cash 0 jebeet four army oorpe “ipa: ea art Protegee terhork, pear Dinmude, whter entigge thet the| Metween imusency and Hie ney PRTROGRAD, April § (Minited cupied by the Germans four negra, move on. | the Argonne region, Gen von Hier 8 Press) —The ereat bettie for the po Jule re woods, perth Oey by FOR or | Bas three army corpe in ar of the Carpathion pasese to east Bt Michel, the French mad Beaperes te re | two in reserve Ness Ver ® desperate efforts (0 regeia ground foe eeamast esnterence German Crown Prince command 9 & | BOW epproaching the decisive stages | lin the fighting earlier im the wees qussiiens {HD ite ataB eMewa rentterag thet Fifth Army Corus +: © others in 9 Along & twenty-mile ime, reachi 1 bons vo threwe back we tapes in 6 few reserve = From HL Mihie! south to 9 | rom Vola Micbove eastward to the he Vreooh bre renewing their ot \wonke ere > Gaaiée the Gate of Go| Mulbavees Gen von Vaihonkeusca | @ | river wen, great o ee 000 teoke ta Aisa eumests tour leony corps cad covere! rescrve bri | 6 seohep 10 Gneth steuasien on the ley a aan 4 bea@gwaraty of gates . | ntti” rhe invasion of Hungary with but bd ooet ot ase. he —-——--| 4 ¢q{* possible early ending of the Kuro. Bh a oo: Dean war may hinge op the result t woh ieee ae each otee om) : hee Genera! Superintentem C. ¢ | Hothustastic reports of Huasian | [2 |" wilh reatyen lw ‘sama |. There bave m be raportant aheh ‘Wipes ond Traffic Guperintentent GIRL 4 onccennoe have reached here from |i, New York, Noting has been heard | VOOPMER'® ily “ y terpbene oftcas Ly GO | correspondents at the front. ‘The war * sate eee ee (ureugt to the office, while optimistic, doss not share waaderen usu’ Rew Tuer on e PRISONER ESCAPE OUT | the belief that the hatsle bas been tang, sopatebost drectte a¢ tron | | on, Important victories have been Bey Glen tied to | scored by the Slave hut the gigantic | 1 thelr way to otudy the eBelere situs- | open up the fines. COURT OFFICE WINDOW | clash for the Ussok Pass te yet to | ™%, fetltious 11e@ we Bertie (-7 1be Americes Bet | Nowspapere were clamoring te leare begin. private deteotty Crom en@ (Be Rodetelee Pounée-|etethsr the Mie Bricieteh net Nearly half a miliion Austro-Ger. | RM for ber and turned ove a tiog, They bepe to Oe hed oO ren cee aeeaben i Load —_—_- | | mana, {t le now estimated, are on-| ‘iame secret the eppead of (het te ercend Resto | camped along the Carpathian battle- Reg ag re , wo o banter 6? anew Awaiting Arraignment, She) RAYMOND front, either north of the mountains TALK LED TO ARREST. ™ Catamates of the Unites Pret] At Gen. Supt. Wien ented | at the passes themselves, or defend- | _—. - Lise, with 1 passanguna, end tao} tay wore vorting forward drom woe} Leaps 18 Feet From Proba- | SWOBODA.. ing the railway at Meso. Labore, | don Telling | se : toga of the Ward Line, with 18%, south. ‘Suey kné sue | south of the Lupkow gap, Behind = eth boved for Havana, are alae hats | seeded ta eying in toh wie tion Officer’s Room. | _ os them are chaine of trenches and! soso cilia of No 77 Allen Rtrest, r | Nightly — Two Performances ot Getr peers. ~ eon ——. fortified pomttions that must be forced | waiked out of the loft building at No. |||\| | At 11 o'clock the eweepere were put | from that point eastward to Rich- . GREAT SHIP TRUST OUG HIS OWN GRAVE: before the great body of Russlan| ss) wroadway Inte last evening carry- | 10 P.M, and 11.09 P.O, | out on te Thlek Acumee Mie ® none an the sowth they had 2 tm view ot exvera People on MADE IT T00 SMALL troops pase down the heights and|ing a bundle, and ran Into the arms ot | BUSTANOBY tFAfTie open. Superiatendonte of | Puntos Sugette, enenty wiles cret lefterson id into Hungary. Poligeman Mahoney. Chilla insisted on | a sabesh ona tinea G4. aeons fa | etew Petersters Peties Court, none of whom thought From Vola Michlova to Smoinik the | telling all gdout the bundle, ito talked } | RESTAURANTS fo @o that. Te was thew | TEN weareniee SNOW IN| te warm the voliee, May Chisholm, Russian left wing 1s making slow but |f°, ua" Mahoney nally took him to PRESUNT : pinion enew would coon a (¢wenty-seven, lo, 948 Weat Forty- ~ $s H steady progress, haps n my in| An investigation waa begun and it one ry pearl he _ ‘Faege laces reported ten tnohes| third Mtrest, at noon to-day climbed a by Dee bcc — eure the history of the world ever ad-| Tne een Tae at Ne Ee neeored “Keep Smiling @ accumulation of ssew on the} wet snow had fallen, while a heavy | cut ef @ double window in the office | RECEIVERSHIP lore Mr. Hewitt Could vanced under more tremendous dif-| Way ‘over to 83 an A Muvin, inte “L” structure caused @ short cirestt | 724 wee aiding ta smashing down | of the probationary officer where she Be Buried. culties, A recent thaw melted the Gand Wee Ot. nash wete a smart which kindled a smal fire in the ceg{ 90% Nate Gangs of vepsiy men/ was being held awaiting ber appear ienietiindilioss snow and covered the mountains with | Miura wis all neckwear In the buoaia |||] Peete, BEAU Et al and woodwork of the northbound | Cer? Tuswed toward the aterm contre} ance on a charge of disorderly con- SOUTH NORWALK, Conn., Apei! 3.| tiny rivulets. Then a sudden dash of !Chilla carried so he was arraigned in DANCING . ae t fferson Market Court to-day, Cutsine said to be the best In Now York, track of the Third Aveape tine ot] fem both a ane er AN the} éect, and soens Clghteon feet into| (Continued from First Page.) mes We at, an hocoaietel sero weather converted the paths ant *} with having subbed the Wale Wunéred ana ferath Street (Cuemptake ulem at Been was| em areaway. eorambied out a/ farmer of Weston, having @ premont-| sides into glaring eheots of ice) "i's tactory. seen Farce Sa pa [arms Cee Snanenne| Stee Lene ct mn ma | EN Tal me Gea salovd ladders and ertinetaned {*! Matviand was cbtirety out c@. | ‘The window 1s on. the Tenth street |eral Bullding eae wherent ine Fed. vas attempted ia a a ipa ‘When interment was attempted late Ee ot et Peas Ones Grates Woaider Fore: lide of the building, close to the| would now be exempt trom selaure Yesterday Mt wan found that “Mr. easter takes a abead. Moop leading to the Magistrate's |or destruction by a beligerant Dower | Hewitt had not count on the sise WINES "SADLY OAMAGED I| “Fhe cutioats Gor Master to not af| chambers ‘the ‘tri tad ware to/ inasmuch 0 they will be in the cus. of the codln ease aad the grave was coaaT Tee, “ . “Ekle enow storm, or ledge below tod: @n agent of the United 5 eight inches too short. only wa; ‘The storm is je we ‘eonsiderable rer yereg of ahow equals, will pander “ns adic ot nag Pirate poled italaasaed the casket could be lowered in the Wirinadlanrnses to the telephone ang] SOUatly contings Gf amd en Gurtag| there to the etoop, but aipped tn the| In the papers filed with the court | grave was endwise. Burial was de- t Companies in the Southern | *2-4ay and possibly during the aight, | mow and fell. the statement is made that the fail-| layed two hours until grave diggers eee eile Wanuca Unies ne fer batt te night: I Go wet think| Petroimee Mand of Inspector Mor-| ure of the International Mercantile | could be found. vente eerdived: to-day were thet their] there will be amy asoumulotion of | ris'e staff arrested the Chisholm girl| Marine to meet its obligations is due | a wires ware down in Virginia during] 0®0W In the atreote, inet aight, and she wae taken to|to the Wuropean war. Traneatian-| MAYO) ACCEPTS SERVICE Jagt evening, when the storm was at| “Tbe indications are that Easter| might court, where she was hold ‘un.| tle passenger traffic has been prac- ite Retght, but that ite force abated! B07 wil) dawn delgtt end clear, | tii to-day in ordor that the probation. | tically wiped out and freight tramic | OF A DIVORCE SUBPOENA during Ge morning and part of the| ‘Push there may be a little of this | ary officer might investigate her case,| 18 Inconsiderable. Tho only Veonels | eh ty May weer) caped had double glass on it but no| have - Ser crete thal hs withing were riser ‘etr Raster faery, though they had } bars, and in slipping out the prisoner | f° SF SRORHE BO EHO: for Se) te a asce e Qh Newt en8 Bouth Caroline. Leag ais-|*tter carry wraps, too, for we may | was oareful to abut the window after| the American Line. the Lackawanna County Court, Deputy tame tqlegbene wires below Wash- have ow and then | her ao that the draught might not be| The British Government at the out- Sheriff Ben 8. Phillips jr. got service of ington were down to-day ana Gerthwest, | felt In the courtroom. Some bystand. | break of the war selzed the Olympic | ene paper on Virginius J, Mayo of New ; : “1 tap, ctear ers say she took a utrost car in get-| and the Oceanic of the White Star line. | Haven, in Philadelphia Thursday night, eee wel nd teleersen 00-1 a and then by| ting away, others said it was e taxi. | Th Magnificent fittings of these ships | in the suit begun here by Mrs. Florence -— Laeger ediemreg hog (reirtons om. A general ariarm has been went | Wer Tipped out in order to convert | Weeks Mayo. + cettousty atectes wy the storm. The “De you teal mare that dere won't | out. them into transports for troops, Phillips says he found Mayo at the ASTER NOVELTY Grate of Virginia was almost bletted te ‘plies. in. the streate?” bs od sieeiciabiiaididischaberiges ‘The Oceanic wan sunk in @ collision | Bellevue-Stratford, registered as “V. J. OUR E <@ tee wine map. The Ammrionn Teto- | O01, Se! "| BRENCH GUNS BRING and {t 1s assumed that the British Gov- Oak Ma aig Presenting a Grand Review of Easter Bunnies, Chicks and Novelties Se eee ars cement 20" | "eae of day) ndliuah.® Bb epennree | @rnment has not made good for the loss | tempt to conceal his lasntity, FORE LOWERING THE CURTAIN ON THE LAST ACT of our Easter Novelty Vaudeville, mantateined communication with the] M°Pefully. “The snow will etick oa DOWN FOUR AIRSHIPS of this veensl or the ring of tho | rain the aivorees and wise o dash foto: we wish to announce the fact that the biggest and best part of the performance has been western portion, but the southeastern bbe ose) awhile, but very litle WITHIN 24 HOURS. Sabie ae toe papere: to Psd me Yor both. partice being’ that Ara. Mave The ee tittle Bunny actors in the form of Easter novelties which you have seen covaer of Virginie was out out of ito| cin MAY on the streets. Mester par. : artis will start no other proceedings against cua tha nelaitien ctaeh ins Gur Hastemauer ad wiidaw edtectiterente aie eet on Slat ‘o had better carry wraps and/ PAIIN, April 3--The fourth Ger- | British Government have been slow eband. review at all of our 12 Stores. The talking Rabbits, the Doll Face Rabbits, and Wonder —, Took out for aqualia, but they are req-| man aviator to fall into the hands of | Of Tealigation.” Eggs filled with Marshmallow Chicks, Bunnies and Candy Eggs. The Decorated Cream ‘Chere was no commmaniontion SPAM | wnadty gure vo have some gunshine.” | the allies in twenty-four hours has| Another contributing factor to the Eggs and other novelties so dear to the hearts of the little folks, each linked to a price which we Sane Mowe or Detesthorg, Under a1.} _72* s190m Which makes the Master een captured near Rhelis with, his | Allure of the International Mercentile observer, the War Office reports The German was engaged in drop- Ding bombs upon Rheims, where the German artillery attack has been re- sumed, An explosion of bis gasoline tank set his Taube afire and he shot to the ground within the French lines, Neither the aviator nor his observer was hurt The French continue to make prog: reas In Le Pretre woods, northwest Gee ead epun northward from Florida to the north end of Maine ana further. New York City is Rear the etorm centre to-day, but the Weather Bureau Bepes it will scon pase. The official forecast te: “Snow and rain this afternoon and to-night; | Sunday clearing; northeast gales, Is | shifting to north: of Pona-Mousson, according to offt- arried | SEVERAL ACSIPENTS QUE TO/ctal despatches to-day, ‘The War = ic girl ‘THE OTORM. OMce communique reported that Samuel Sohweman, @tty-twe, a la-| from Tuesday to Thursday moro oie boror, of No. 828 Grand Street than 200 German prisoners, including That Payment Syebete, vetting five tol fered « fracture of the right leg in a have been taken, the liner Toutaine, wrote many let-| fall on the sidéwatk at Grand and rre, north of St, Mintel, ters to Charlotte Potiton which, The|Orehard streete, He was removed| and at several other points mine war- ‘World prints exclusively? to Geaverneur Hospital fare continues, according to the oM- clal communique, with the French making slight gains, oe TORPEDO BOAT MOVES | CLOSE TO LINERS HELO AT HOBOKEN PIERS, | The presence of the torpedo boat Parker in the North River near the piera where the interned German Mners are lying, gave rise to a re- | port to-day that the Government | fears one or more of the steamers will attempt a dash to the sea with | coal for German cruisers, The Parker was off Quarantine | about midnight when she received orders and proceeded up the river No explanation of the order was | given, but a suggestion was ridiculed that the Government feared the Ger- Motorcycle Policeman William B. Mott, attached to Traffic Squad ©, ltving at No, 66 Pinehurst Avenue, was thrown fram his motoroyele on Merrick Road, near Locust, in Ja- maica. His bruises were drossed at St. Mary's Hogpital and he went home. Thereea Waller, thirty-six, no oe- cupation, of No, 640 West One Hua- dred an hirty-sigth Street, fell on ik at Broadway and One Hundred and Forty-fifth Street and fractured her left |: She was taken to Washington Heights Hospital. That the Republicans st Albany have apna aie ee That Przemsyl soldiers ate cats and hd white ‘officers Mved tux- ly? That a Strike of union labor men Is to be targed to end the war? That Miss Anne Morgan told 4 World reporter why she is opposed to pres- ent traye union tendencies and what whe thinks ought to be done? That Billy Sunday will get 2 huge wel- come In Paterson? ah Bernhardt hopes to bring her vag eg here in the fall? Prints the Best News NOT ALWAYS CHEAP. man boats would try dash out of (Prom the Oineinzati Pnguirer,) port. It would be impossible, it was | From the War' ed the Hage. | said, for the liners to get past the | ree une foe: destroyers stationed off Tompkina- | Bolle to prevents Bowlsulity violations, ( Marine was the loss of the Titanic, | whic! size and down on her first trip from Liverpool to New York. Little Bilious? Stop It With TAPS Don't let it go too far —but don’t force Nature —help her. That’s what TAPS does. was the last word in marine luxury, when she went A AMBROSE BIERCE SENDS LETTER TO HIS DAUGHTER Author Supposed to Have Been Murdered in Mexico Is With British Army. BLOOMINGTON, 111, April 3.-~The mystery which has surrounded the dis- appeurance of Major Ambrose Bierce, Author and Journalist, who has been sought by his femily for several months, was ¢leared up to-day when a letter from him was received by his daughter, Mrs, Helen Cowden of this oity. It brought the surprising information that her father was a staff officer in Lomi Kitchener's amy and was fighting for the allies in Kurope., He left Mexico early last fall, he wrote, and had since VINE'S CHAPBL, ‘Trinity Parish, Moustor th st rnold, “TASTE Day" e@eRViGRS ‘ Moorea 9,0, tla Mia: a ip alta, ; .'M, Spbcial Musical * tragesa Contally_ Welcome, _ CATHEDRAL OF BT, JOHN THE DIVING, been actively engaged at the front in 1 ¥ ton ue “ France, He said he had escaped injury { SMe Remantetss, italian), and wae in g000 health, 1? 2: Me Preah, Vere Rer, Deas Grearenar, Washington authorities have been en- 4p. é — Fee! 8 BONY PP u waxed oi fall in trying to locate | Dally Serrices 13) ra’ wom murdered’ there” white wet MEETINGS. he has en murde! ere while pro- curing material for@ book on Mexican} MEETINGS. conditions, 5 2. © of Miss Florence Ochs of No, 267 Warren Street, Brooklyn, to Perey 1. Borgen of Jamesport, 1b, took| GOLUMBIAN ORDER place at the residence of the bride's sis-| —prothers-——-You are reapectfully requested to at- ‘ vor tordee. | Unat Wiawem so MONAY EV BNING. april by ceremony Dy “the | 1018, at half’ Gn hour after the setting af the Rev, KE. 3 ft h or of the Con- | "fj 4 § y 0 ‘1 Uy onder of the Grand Ba SOCIETY OF TAMMARY hem, ‘as, BMITR, AMecreta ‘Avenue I, Flat The young couple as 4 Bee ve loft immediately on a wedding tour! gy Maphattan—fagon of Blomome. @ Moon, Year through the South, of tnsdtution 12 sttersd But REMEMB! lenge any dealer in America to duplicate, consistent with the High Quality standard of the D R that millions of other little boys and girls, whom we have entertained with deville, are just as eager to purchase these Easter novelties as you, which ch pate y erry yon egy Kad Minty chicas Lett stare ap'tan maar ka alenmaentad: means that ‘We thank you for your attention, and wish you all a joyous Eastertide. EXTRA SPECIAL ! Marshmallow Eggs ise veal, + isin ew tee to cl ei a out auitk= Special for Saturday VAN CREAMED AL- MONDS—Eqa shape, ast sien ae tred® caer ibe MILK CHOCOLATE COV- luxuriousty h our incom- an. flavor e Chocolate Covered candy. presented in ao pleasing ‘and most delicious flavors, Put bores of pronounced artistic ce, decorated with apple blossoms on a old backaround and ted wit MINIATUMS MAMKME BASKETS — Filled with Marshmallow Chick end Candy Ewes. PRICE. SPICED MIDGET KuGe— 7 difterent fle- vors in 7 beautl- fel tints, Ae Bait fe with Migh Grade Thecotatee or ‘Bens and ‘Th BARCLAY STBBED Opes Baturday night till 10 20 CORTLANDT STREEP Open Het'day night til 11.50 FARK ROW & NASSAU ST. Open Satardey night till 12 306 BROADWAY Open Seturday night ti 10 147 NASSAU STREET Open Aaturdey night till © 206 WEST 125TH eT, Open Saturday night till 12 A MESSAGE TO ALL f the unexpected snow storm, which is preventing many candy buye schasee theday, che following ‘stores will remain open Sunday: 29 Cortlandt Street, eat 125th Street, 472 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, 149th Street and 3rd Avenue, and 157 Market ih wide eatin GE DE LUXE We Also Ofte: MILK CHOCOLATE Coy- ERED ASSORTED FRESH High Grade won Bons and Caocolates OR ALL CHOCOLATES— A aood looking, goed test- moar 25C and our Celebrats Clty mox BO high-elace sweets, «i 10 wELYN in 12 ‘REBT ti 10 149TH ST, & 3D AVENUB Open Saturday night till 12 157 MARKET 6T..NEWAMI Open Saturday night i) 12 PATRONS from makin, ‘ark Row, ae +» Newark, a eT A