The evening world. Newspaper, August 16, 1915, Page 2

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 16 VOR TURNS OUT |Prominent Men Caught at the Plattsburg Camp AT 4h \ 10 CET Doing Stunts in Training to Become Real Soldiers TARGET PRACTICE Citizen-Soldiers May Visit Real _ Training Camp at ‘1915. PREACHER ACCUSED IN HEAVY TRADING} CUT ENGAGEMENTS a co Year-Old Girl. Activities of Pools Send Issues| Officials Want Him to Get yeer-old Hazel Macklin th August, NEW HIGH RECORDS HILSON, SHAMPED PHBH emsen y inctnchinceatame MADE ON CHANGE WITH WORK, HAS 10 Silas N. Ebersole Was Held for the ‘SOUTH SEND, Ind, Aug. 16.—Gilas N. Ebersolw, a former Dunkard min- 19M, commited suicide by hanging Soaring—U. S. Steel on More Rest at Cornish, but He tl in the County Jail early to- cell early to-day and the indications HARD WORK ON TO-DAY. were that he had been dead for sev- eral hours, The former preacher had broken off a small lead pipe from @ row's regular Cabinet meeting, as well disinfectant apparatus in the hall- as his usual Tuesday conference with way near his cell and twisted it about the Washington correspondents. his head. He then trussed himaelt with towels and blankets, so that in The President had planned to se° nig death struggles he would not be Secretary Daniels and Rear Admiral apie to release himself from the pipe. William 8. Benson, Chief of Opers- tions, to-day on the question of na-! rhe alae i Coroner % a confession, according to Coro: . tional defenses, but postponed they swants, but a letter addressed 0 meeting becauso of other business. his wife was found in the cell. The Later this week the President will ®uthoritles say this had to do with business matte: see Secretary Garrison. Neither Sec- The police had woven about Eber. retary Daniels nor Secretary Garrison S0!¢ 4 network of evidence which, has completed his report on national though circumstantial, was considered by them to be conclusive. Ebersole defense for which President Wilson is waiting. left a written statement declaring The President will not visit the himself innocent. Hazel's body was found four weeks citizen soldiery camp at Plattsburg, | N. Y,, because he feels public business after she was reported missing. The girl had inserted an advertisement for forbids him to leave Washington at | | Sloss-Sheffield came quickly in the| this time, work as a domestic. She said on leaving the home of her uncle here | wake of the car shares and went to) Ho has written to Major Gen. Leon-|and Park. Her body was subsequent. 55, also a high record for the issue. | arg Wood, who invited him to the|ly found at that point. that a man had answered the appli- General Motors opened a point and — t Pool activities and speculation gen- erally made @ high and agile stock market to-day. The speculative char- acter of the trading was indicated in the fact that American Can, which advanced to a now high record at 64%, | with Studebaker, another high record | maker at 120, Goodrich, still another record breaker at 62% and Tennessee Copper, which hung up a new high | price at 48%, constituted a greater part of the trading. | The actual leader, however, was United States Steel, large blocks of the shares being exchanged as high as 765, a gain of 2% from Saturday's close, | Pressed Steel Car came on with a great burst of trading, and shortly after noon went to a now high record | price, 66, which was up three points |from the low, WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.—Presi- dent Wilson to-day cancelled to-mor- ) Fotmer Ambassador Bacon Does White Wings Work in His Company Street. Death was due to strangulation. Ebersole left nothing in the way of (Gpecial From a Staff Correpndent of the Evening World.) CAMP OF INSTRUCTION, PLATTSBURG, N. Y., Aug. 16.~—At 4.16 o'olock this morning Company A, of which Mayor Mitchel! is a member, turned out for rifle’ practice. In lens “than an hour they had stowed away their breakfast and were on the sfange. For two hours they banged away at the targets. The average woores were higher than the officers expected. As the targets dipped down into the trenches and rose again— after the observer had noted the spot Where the bullet struck and marked it by lifting a disc on a rod—there Were repeated shouts of admiration ALLIES’ AEROPLAN| RAID CONSTANTINOPLE ; SUBURB BOMBARDED. cation and had told her to meet @ man dressed a a Dunkard near Isl- LONDON, Aug. 16.—-A despatch to camp, expressing his regret and his the Daily News from Athens says: for the marksmanship of the “ama- tear rookies.” ‘Twenty out of the company scored Under Capt. Rayna! C. Bolling, the Automobile machine gun detachment, ‘which is working out problems that are at least new to United State Methods, went to Keene Val- Baturday and worked out a battle it using ball ammunition, The Members of the detachment, including Gov. Gen. Regis H. Post of Porto Rico, @ame in muddy, sweating and very proud of themselves, late at night. Down C Company .Street at 6 _ @elock came a cleaning up squad of %. men under the command of Lieut. ; @imonstead of the One Hundred Porty-eighth Police Precinct. Pais) +h 400 prisoners in addition to a heavy Colt’s Arms gaining 15 points over ety the equad was one Robert | toy ve dred nnd wanted Conte Friday's closing bld to 500, Savage | Am: Ca ¢ ny ‘the banker and former Am-| Genco is felt here that the Russians Arms fluctuated actively between + 44 | Of the United States to! wit be able to make any further WISE Ever 280 and 295, + a8 ; eaatward progress of the invaders SPEPPER PHILADEPHIA, Fg SPE ere suger, t 42) then, boys," anid 61 ond, | Very coatly to them. 4 HOSTING ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. ‘in. Wohi + 13} 4a a Gergeant and not « Licuten- Plates battion dre locked ter 4h the \ The Interstate Commerce Cd atch Tor An F 2 g Oe here, “let's get through with this * sth ! |aton declared being justified pro-| ati ‘Const + eo ame th ann Ne ENGLISH POUND STERLING {17-YEAR-OLD BOY DIES IM! s.tststt'"s.ti'rtn |i : | “Hey, you!” speaking to Mr, Bacon, | H!vers and at the crossings of tho = lon prepared sizes of anthrgcite from] Bethlehem Stee! | More's & cigar butt you didn't get," | Bus: The Immediate German objec- | Zpnieeon™ IS WORTH ONLY $4.66 FRIENDLY BOXING BOUT) Pc2nrztvanis mines to chicago ana | Commissioner Arthur Woods|!¥¢ 18 believed to pe the double- NOLER ‘ | points within the Chicago rate. This 1 y| track railroad which roughly paral-| — will cially benefit Erie, Lehigh |] eo Put in & hard day's work catching wi - x With the men who have been drilling| «18 the present Aighting line, running) GERMANS USED DEAD Porelen: Exchange Reaches. Lowes! Valley and Lackawanna, s*| through the week. One of the| from Ossowets to Bialystok, Brest- _ D reign Exchange Reaches Lowest) wittiam Martone Expires After En- Dit CARERAAY ob Sow: Sons i * i s , AS SHIELD IN HAR Prise Whi it Standard pany t|Absolutely Removes ge Uap tn We comp Jo te eee Mr.) Litowsk and Koval, This road 1 FIGHT IN TRENCHES tice Within the Memory counter, Companion Is Held sey to-day declared regular quarterly 14 4 4 oods saluting Capt. Kiddie Hughes! protected by dense forests and oy ith Pier dividend of $6 a share, payable Sept. :"|Indigestion. One package Agel He is just as| the marshes of the region of the up- sila for His Death. 15 to holders on record Aug. 20. «| proves it. 25cat all druggists, ‘ae he can be, per Narew, LONDON, Aug. 16—-A) Morning nae c —-— ; I Sites abcidens of the camp hap- The apparent weakness of the Ger=|Post correspondent at British he The English pound sterling fell to-| atagistrate McGuire in the Man-| Western Directors and members of fog fe yesterday, when Capt. T. KE. hat th feneag of the re-{ 28% to the lowest American value/nattan Avenue Court, Brooklyn, yes|executive committees of Allis-Chal- Diao the Chief Surgeon, was called | #0 flanks has removed fear that the |quarters in Flanders saya of the within the memory of man, Normal-|terday herd without ball for furtber| mers characterized as ridiculous the . je Russian army would be bottled up.| capture of the trenches at Hooge , , eee ained considerable cir- it | RGAN—suddenly, on Friday, Aug, 18, Attend a nt of the soar iy ly quoted at $4.85 in foreign ex rf " on a@ char of homicide |" ort that # P who injured himself while dem-| mvidenco of this seeming lack of of-| “The Germans were undoubtedly jezamination on fine Petite culation that thelr coms any would be| tneirtign, 1%| THOMAS EGAN, survived by two ting the methods of sub-calibre | rongive power is found in the reported | taken by surprise. ‘They were almost |joss of 8 cents from Saturday's low | sixteen-year-old boy, Walt eee m| fakin, oer, by Kasi oui | brothers and two sisters of Gardentieé, removal of @ portion of the German |all waiting comfortably in their dug-| record of $4.69. Greater demoraliza- | #!ck of No. ‘or’ en root panies Yelieay, iIford, County i ; invitation from the authorities tion was shown by the foreign ex-|that borough, charged with baving at Company, be-| Marvell’ Motor 3% Funeral from 201 Park Ave., Brook British Training Camp at Mon-| troops from the Siedice-Lukow front |out for the bombardments to cease.| Wingy market. ay tOdayie Geentog | rtd ae ee eee r taro lowe | gi naueamate Mud ta inaite | Hosea, Detnicod! 3%] ayn. on Tuesday, Aug. 17. Relatives and biy be accepted Dy a big rdsie. | %2, the Baltic rogian. ‘These troops |The attack was upon them be than ever recorded here before. from his fists. Exchange of Anaconda stock for that regular army men and atu. ere next Sunday, “French and British aeroplanes have flown over Constantinople, They threw bombs on Galata, causing heavy pean Christians.) —_—>— RUSSIAN ARMY IS SAVED FROM TRAP, SAYS PETROGRAD. POTROGRAD, Aug. 16.—The mill- tary situation Is viewed by Russian army officers with a degree of op- timism, owing to the manner in which the Germans have been checked at the crossings of the Rivers Liwiec and Krana, east of the Biedice-Lu- kow front, where the invaders lost are said to have been repaiced by | Austrians, the police say, engaged TT % Brooklyn. ate ‘ Peed Gy than on Saturday, Paris checks were | saturday ‘night in & bare-fist boxing |° Dye Cateaeaaenatetoote. t 48 BRIDGET, wife of John .%, interest to the members of| tussian military critics find it dim. quoted at 6.00, a lows of three cents| match with seventeen-year-old Will- At hates tis , died at her Inte home, 61 Kast cult to reconcile this evidence of| “Some German officers barricaded | ver the Sunday holiday. thid fate entnene renee. Yo +4 eet Be UR bing camp who are doing altogether iam Martone of 1 pect Ave- y weakness with German claims to un-| themselves in the dugouts and de-|it requires almost six frarcs to buy an ‘orth Third Street and Bed-| CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN - Miation ak funeral barber work to learn just how nue at N ia Gonditions hero differ trom those| diminished strength, The Rus clined to surrender. The sandbags had | American dollar. ford Avenue. Wanker. Ey RS t 3 —_ = teases at the are a —___—. A WHEAT. Ba + men who are going into & real Dat-| Vinvad for effect on the ‘Balkan |‘ be torn from the root of the dug- THIEF GETS $22 IN GEMS Prenton a % FA My : $ HELP WANTED—MALE. outs and bombs dropped in from 000 «| CARRANZA DENIES HIS ‘Sloee. . High, Low, Clee, 4 40 ti gt nnn renner States. F a ols 103 10K — 1 roar, int ta” 4* | surcneh WANTED: youne, Tit cl pe cigar c Renewal of the German offensive above, One by one the dugoute and SE Ce me EC ae ae nS at St ¢ a. | PMeed eopiy. Cerviet “‘Broe, 1254 Be, ME " | NORWEGIAN STEAMSHIP | against the Dvina, at Jacobstadt, is|tneir occupants were blown to pieces, {Molds Up Chicago Woman and Her dk ony pe MER ity aby toy 'ia_at. , SUNK BY SUBMARINE; | '2cussing attention on the Balto! “wrng slaughter in this trench was Servant in Home, Gan: Wonuslane” Cuevas (0 6 Ut tet WY Gk Be Bk =k i he Ae 1 A Gentle an CREW IS SAVED. —+— Yery heavy, but the Germans suffered! oHICAGO, Aus. 16.—dfisa Teatrice) °™ eds i —_———— BR bly iby > oS m: ad FRENCH REPORT SAYS far more than we, and as our men| ation, who occupies” fashionable | able mennake adresse to the Untied! ew YORK COTTON MARKET, [iia Ry GY HRS mn ; LONDON, Aug. 14—Tho Norwesian| PRISONERS ARE KEN oe ioe i eae tn dead, and [dnslaht octet eweley vatgod rf clared that none of the soldiers under | ase, % eM i ORs irate hy at hy ty Worth Meeting! . J rend so filled w lead and|daylight to-day o alued al sco y : 5 eteamer Albis, 1,881 tons gross, and! JN VOSGES MOUNTAINS. | nine chat the Gertanne wan an’ | gai oad and 8100 can nis command have participated tn|itman' 0: 8B Bs He oy ERTS ee Sacetionis. Dea been sunk up on the bodies of their own men, |_,The ,febbera, obtained ny Of the raids across the Texas |e isch, dlls 9 Bak ay 8. ARTY marine. Her ” Jing to be from a | , but ad no official : f bye submarine. Hor crew was saved.| paris, Aug. 16.—The French War| “The Germans, to ward off attack stunned "the nag with La lly yg gp gy ———>——- He 4 My t a , a intimidated Mins Alle rma, Ce: Track Repatrers on Strii Oftce ae sfernoon save te piled we barricade of thelr dead to |$nd intinitettmoment tho ropbers’ dis:| Washington that the bandite were SAILING TO-DAY. Wat 4 hy 1g Min £°R wed Lengo fone tees ea ron tillties sailing as follows: AAR oot ite ry peat ake aan APRearrdamed’ “A policeman exchuneed|Ananced by American interests 4¢-| texan, San Franciseo........12M. al naloe, 048,241 A : i 0 es but they es- Railroad Companies walked| “There was intermittent cannonad- shots with the fugitiv TEST THE RAPID Alsne, There were also engagements with bombs and hand grenades in the sector of Queenevieres and in the western part of the Argonne, the explosion of a they realized that the bombardment where they could see a crowd of Ger- guns, and a salvo of shrapnel swept them out of existenc “Meanwhile, on the right of the re- doubt the trench had been carried as change, it opened to- French mon Maton ¢ VINEYARD HAY Sound. ay at $4.66, a y, likewise, was weaker Eleven Others Were Saved tn Col- , Masn., Aug. 16. Kenzick, wiring intervention in Mexico, caped. v ‘a cablegram, sent from the Sunnyside y: MERE Carranza’s , ake fageyeiee ee fasint Long ling last night im the vicinity’ of] mans in tho hollow below, Unable to | Vera Cruz, was in response to @ mes- i for an increase of 10 per|Souches and on the plateau of|reach them by any means themselves, | 2 DROWN WHEN TUG SINKS, | (sou, the United Press, asking if Le wages, which are 18 cents | Nouvron, to the sorth of the River|they communicated the fact to the - he had any information confirming these reports. His message follows: “In respect to your message of yes- terday as to who hae attacked the | better tendency. a half below Saturday's figures at 2181-2, but soon reached 2201-4, a) net gain of 1-4 gained 4 points at the opening at 204. Steel and specialties were in further | demand in the later dealings of the day and the railroads also showed a The closing was strong, a rally in exchange stiffening prices at the end. The total sales for the day were 948,241 shares, as against 827,940 shares on Friday. On the Curb war stocks showed stronger tone, the feature being an advance in du Pont to 702, a new high record—Friday’s closing quota- tion was 668 to 675, Other munition and powder stocks were stronger, | 4]! a would be of Amalgamated, and also mak w. interest in the movement. are pressing Maxwell Motors| the President to return to Cornish for Administration official BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Aug. 16.— trundled along from 411-4 of Satur-| ay much rest as possible, but he has dna w Wenaree girls weat on better out of a possible ntty, | “M*ualtion.”” day to 441-2. Allis-Chalmers gained | made engagements which will keep|strike at the cozset factory of the The other companies followed “A” in (Galata, on the north side 21-4 points at 42 1-2, {him in Washington for at least} Warner Brothers Company to-day. Fapld succession. By noon, consist-| {¢ Golden Horn, near Seri | , United States Mtesl was heavily | another week. The indications are he| When they came out at noon te ently with the record of the camp, Deen ere 2 wes jdealt in, Bethlehem Stoel, which has) may not go back to Cornish before | factory at 9A. Mut ‘ohedule prepared by Capt. Dorey,| "Urb and the ountom Bove ot contracted to supply 5,000,000 shrapnel Sept, 1, In’ hy company guirdn. They | ve the camp commander, had been bet- Sars Vas Was ete uluiy tare. shells tor 976,000,000 to the Russians, hour day with. inc tered by three-quarters of an hour. nial RUSSELL TO SAN DOMINGO. | Goes Back to Old Post ag Minister, fn Succession to Sullivan, WASH JTON, Aug. W. Russell, ——>__—_ CLOSING QUOTATIONS. With met changes from previous closing His 7a} mers 16.+-Secretary of State Lansing to-day announced that formerly Minister San Domingo, will be returned to that Post, to succeed James M. Sullivan, Corset Factory Girls W. Day. (Spectal to The Evening World.) nt §-Howr to friends invited to attend, " aed ‘The tug Lackawanna, owned by the| cities bordering the frontier, I have mine against an enemy ir jocat- | far as the old crater, which was filled but L affirm that these ed between Burnhaupt-l nd | with Germans, app! tl ec | Reading Ratiroad, was rammed and|no information, but I af S . f d esd: HEALING WORK Ammertswiller, made it possible for |rescrve. Thelt Danton when aaviuen sunk “south of the Handkerchief! attacks have not been ringed ae tra pecial or Monday an Tu ay us to take some prison to the lip of the crater was hope. |Mahtship last night by the barge) diers of the constitutionalist Mexican . a capture two bomb throwers and a 8 Wore most anxious to come | Nanticoke, in tow of the tug ‘Triton.| army, of whioh 1 am the Firat Chief, HOME-MADE FUDGE. Here's the little rascal machine gun. @ out and surrender, clambering up the {Clarence Tingle of Bayonne, N. J., the ' (Signed) "“V, CARRANZA.” aa MMonavhaae ty aah BERLIN, Aug. 16.~—Tho oMicial re-|yides in order to yield thomaclves’* [mate, and Nicholas Mikey,’ a cook ‘on as = COLLECTION of Toothsome, Creamy Squares le ybags by . port to-day regarding the situation ab. the tug, were drowned Crh ha a licious Fudge, presented in Maple, Chocolate and Van Although hg’s quite elusive In the western theatre of war, saya: tay paren MucriVere, Maudie the oi BLOCK ON L. |. ROAD. flavors. Some spangled with choice Crunched Nute, others You caneatch him just the sama HE ea irda trendy errr id Cala AMERICANS ARE being. tn blended with Marshmallow. This box of sweets consti- Now if you don't believe tt ammerkire! por Alsace), ie 3 : \~ « ety ty ; Rie wonderful to see how areathy a|a French attack broke down under| IN CANADIANS’ RANK. Fae Short Ctroutt tutes one of wat liveions, the sellers, | At 8 15¢c Twat eed RoRLD ADS. to-diys. f wantity of Poslam, and few| our fire. MANY WEST POINT MEN. w Rous Lacy pt mye POUND TIN ‘To where he + Wrading 4 atl baat any Some, wary. Be Commuters and week-enders of the have Lad They'll clerrly show the way, in, Often alter bi ove atte mm ; fg a S Psd AUSTRIAN EMPEROR LONDON, Aug. 16.—There are no} The jury a (oes Coroner Riordan | Wading River and Oyster Bay sections Special for Monday. Special for Tuesday. His favorite haunt is in safe and APPLAUDS POPE'S MOVE | tower than 2,000 Americans in the | found to-day that George H. K of Long Island were delayed in getting FRED | ROYAL | | FRUIT AND NUT CRACKERETTES profitable investments, quickly controls and eradi- FOR PEACE IN ,EUROPE, | ranks of tho Canadian military con-| President of the Masachusetts Packing | inte the elty this morning by @ short outh- Watering pi aecgge Plier Mpc renine palin | as, gee bad stubbore tingent, Said Major General sam| and Belting Company, ame to his death | ejreult on the Long Iolend Raproad ow Bipot "On ot coverings of De- * “BUSINESS OPPOR troul 5 le *, a esult of A acetd tal collisia be ch. “d Dandruff, Beale,| ROME, Aug. 16—Lmperor Frang | Hughes, Canadian Minister of Militia, | Deiween C.K. G. Dillings'e yacht Vane | ‘he, Wading Rivet Demo cording sciarchese: LOC Gorden | Molasses HOG | || tunity’ and “FINANCIAL” Advertise: Foe, Rashes, Inflamed Com-| Josef of Austria has written Pope |! 4 meeting of Americans held here adin and the ateamahin, Bunker Hil on pied minutes after five o'clock, ments were printed last week in ‘ < une 13 In Long Island Sound, off Batol ; all ‘are benefited at once by| Benedict, applauding the Vatican's last night. |“ have already written | Xi ‘Tne fury “recommended that} ‘The short clroult occurred betwee, age mnOAnw Ay pi i : ad roar party Poslam,| “L also pray God that wermay have |eaid Gen, Hughes, “to mothers “or | Leder! Jawa be enacted change the] Rockaway Junction and Hollis, When fats y Masha cit She World. f Bg wacky ond more than one hundred American | So ty o ene ae he | it was realized the delay would last for : stn STR RET H is im i nd those rly pe: | an| Sound they will do so at right angles ak Which make for health of the| His Holiness has summoned Carat. | boys who have fallen while fighting In | and not obliquely somo time a service was eatablished o erent Ae mPa y nal Gasparri from Monte anders alongside of Canadian com. ———_—__ the east-bound track, and some of the Peay mat Aen 4223 es, More t 000 ti ‘ 1 ples, send 4c stamps to Emer- reg ee ge ko Boker iu early morning tra@o was Sared for in MORB THAN IN THE MERALDI 8 West 25th St.,| yacation. It was rep 4 |p eo a Seer mere ‘ 4 sini, | Frederick C. Merkle, @ cigar maker, | this manner, until a defective shoe on eae he lend fia 1 A parr urn was . 5 ent Point-| committe side , Hempstead FIND THROUGH WO! City, ‘Sold by all Druggists:| paniened by the poutitre new moves [ora offered neir veryices a oflcers, | 2H"ihe'vetoid Noor of Ne. $i Cleveland | tates” shother short clteult sun that woeh I RED lor peace om 9 A se telteand An cone . » wack pear Hemps' ADS. TO-DAY!