The evening world. Newspaper, August 28, 1915, Page 2

\Y, st A avev Thrilling War Story in \ ion & Evening World Next Week N. and A. M. Williamson. BEGIN IT ON MONDAY. Soldier of the Leg An American’s War Adventures in Alg KAISER neg TES Heiress and Her Tango Partner, Whom She Declares She’ll Wed ———— NO WEDDING FEAST |EUGENIA KELLY’S ee BOMB PLOT S fs =75 FOR EL CAPITAN: | MOTHER MAY STOP! MAY BE REVEALED | INSTOGK SPECAL Sete OE Wen PU) SS WITHOUT WARNING | Order for Crown Prince, Debonair Officer of “Mexican | Court to Be Asked to Tie Up a : ship Deven Olty while she wae at WASHINGTON, Aug. ~<A copy o:| Crown Prince of Bavaria Ambassador's Staff,” Sent Heiress’s Millions, De- | ber pier at the foot of weet Thirty- Market the German Government's instructio nd Duke of Wu Ou tective Se oe The fire was in the a rter . ations % ve y carey of sumer and on account of ie . ' fe submarine commanders put to tor niburg, i t Invita Galore és parnccighr gene Bg a stig Rdg ‘The entire stock Met mate « trac pedo merchant shige without allow pan peas | “ Marshal Brophy.| tional gain when the market ing passengers time we eocere Ww /HE RECALLS VICTORIES a ig »| MACKINAC, Mick, Aug. 18—Mise| Acting Capt. Tunney, whose ablef |. 4,, i — boats is now om Bie at the Mate De : THEN “CHANGES PLANS. Eugenia Kelly, heiress to militons,| "¢r \¢ bomb investigutions, was ee a oe ee | g placed in charge of the work. somewhat narrow. The feature ta who gave up tango life tn New York, On May ® the | eteamebip Kirkes- | ‘'*neections was Pittsvurg Coal, the ' beso move than Diated ot Honor for His Son on Anni- Ritz-Carlton, Engaged for Sup-| ts net elven 4p ber tango here, as Wald sailed tor France with « carge| common stock of which opened up It geome, of eugar, When she was unloaded at | one-nait potat went og versary of the Battle per, Seeks Light on “1 love A) an@ I'm going to marry Maretiliee owe Are bombe wore found | iy to eri 1 Ge ee a fw 8 him,” she anid to-day. among the sugar bags in her hold. whic 414 the Jumping, advancing 6% ; of Longwy. Mystery. Hhe didn't may when the wedding| » 7h? *amship Bankdale sailed for! potnts to 106 in leas than an hour. b eneseemiemns ‘ would be, but the fact that it can’t eee cee fat iawn we | ‘There was no exeitment at the on AM, wiry te marie. 0 1 manaroment of ihe icant |ineMee, tor Morente uis| Ny Soe mae oar Sut [portman tur na Fa ' if oon. ton Hotel is looking forward with bold. ferred the onder of Pour La Merite some trepidation to the posible ar-|Orreryog her encthen me eae not) “On July 30 the steamsnip Kaute-| mclination te bid up the et. A large - oe ve deterred ber mother from doubling Proportion of the trading wae tn such German Crown Prince, the rival thie evening of @ number Of!ine surveiliance over her, Davis has| {Fd lying at the foot of Thirty-Arst | special issues as Co '|Crown Prince of Bavaria and the persona, more oF leas prominent, bear | heen divorced, but the decree doce not | “eet, Hrooklyn, was discovered (0) erican Tisoesd wad Cased fall ood f Duke of Wurtemburg, P| ing Invitations to a wedding UPD | ‘ake effect until Nov. 1. be afire in the hold, which was loaded | investment, saiieliichiad thority for celebrating the alliance in matrimony! rigs BE iT with ougar. De raacsanes that | yore ene of Capitan Gabriel M. de Uriarte and ian York basher, lott Mes en Four days later the steamship Crag- mae in oonmnes wien tyr Bad i} | reopened ia digous- Senora Ketber Dias Ceballos. @ome months ago to forget bright | “ide bad & serious fire in ber sugar Ablochabnese, bad | seers ceanuaes Gall) atte tae Soe The invitations, numbering bun-liighta and cabaret lite of Broadway, | ATK while abe lay at the foot of| aq american Cer a bowers Tetary of State, follows: dreds, were sent out from the hotel] which, an oaid at the time her| West Twenty-third Street. proctisccanae ths Woundry, The ‘The Lusitania theldent, however, to| “Thia week oeours the anniversary! last Thuraday by « dapper young man|mother went into court to restrain| Detectives found that in the ©8908! Guegenheim ‘Repenoa ieouee was ‘ to be taken up, at the latest, imme- | Of the battie of Longwy, by which calling himself Capitan Gabrielle M.| ner, had cost her as much as $4,000| of the firos aboard the Knutsford and| guinea « point at 68 7s ue Gre diately following disposal of the da Army, under your leader- de Uriarte, and the trepidation of the/in two weeks. For several weeks she bogeys eee theca the licker ee, Der, which is the most important opened the way into the enemy’s country, Success followed success until the task was fulfilled, establishing the connection between the western army and the home! frontier, “In the district north of Verdun your army has fulfilled ite task in manner creating the foundation tor| Pres verre eeres Seta a CARS LES PERED botel management arises from the fact that there will be no wedding supper and that many of the repre- sentations made by Capitan de Uri- arte when he contracted for the same » | have been investigated and found to be without foundation. In the firat place the young man calling himself Capitan de Uriarte represented himself as a member of the staff of Senor Don Adolfo M. Ar- redondo, Mexican Ambassador to the United States, Inasmuch as there is no Mexican Government recognized Afabic case, With the concessions made by Gremany m the pending matter—that of the Arablo—a satie- factory termination of the Lusitania and her mother have been at the Mac- kinac Hotel. The heiress seemed moody and sad for a time, then sud- denly lively and bappy, Her eyes be- came bright and her cheeks rosy and she became very fond of horseback riding. There was a reason. Al Davis, it ls related, followed her here, He managed to see her one day, when her mother was not looking, and had @ long talk with her, He also developed a fondness for horseback riding. He daily would ride off alone around the romantic roads of the is- 6." while Mateet was in command, This and the other lighters were used in transferring the sugar from the National Sugar Kefining Com- pany's plant at Yonkers, and deteot- ives were set at work as helpers on the lighters. it was not until yesterday, how- ever, that the case began to develop. Then, at 12 o'clock in the morning, the lighter Dixie caught fire at the foot of West Forty-eighth Street and the blaze spread through her sugar curgo. The next development was the dis- covery of the sugar in the basement of Kachelink's place. Detectives Gore- 4 1 -2-0tb00OO00 of war, During the long wait im- Desed upon your army the idea of Yesuming the aggressive did not f affect you. Nowhere was tenacious to the east will release large numbers of the Teutonic allios for duty else- where. The terrain here prevents manoeuvring on a large scale and j bravery, inflexible determination to the forces Ulilized in the drive across | DY thle country there le no Mexican |land. Miss Kelly also would ride oft) van and Laukeman arrested him yee- Pill ; da tbiae @ the open pi from Wareaw aad| Ambassador to the United States and| alone, Then came New York detec- | terday. Then the police determoned to make @ clean sweep and Matset and Peter- son were taken into custody. Matzet made a full confession and gave de- tatls of the conspiracy. The thefts, the captain, said, had amounted to between 200 and 300 bags a week, Investigation hae disclosed that Capt, Matzet owns an automobile, a $6,500 home in Brooklyn, and @ part interest in eight other buildings io his neighborhood, His salary as a bargg captain was fifteen dollars | Cal tives and rudely stopped the happy rides by telling Mra, Kelly, Al Davis left his obscure boarding house and is underatood)to be near Buffalo, Broadway heard with interest to- day that Miss Kelly had declared abe would wed Al Davis. It was not 0 long ago that both were popular along the White Way. Miss Eugenia was quoted, shortly before she promised a Magistrate she would go the name of Senor Don Adolfo M, Ar- diplomatic for your displayed more splendidly than during the tedious and heroic battle of the Argonne, “I cannot refrain trom expressing recognition of your achievements and those of your army by outward »; bol, 1 therefore confer upon you the Order Pour Le Merite.” The Kaiser’n telogram to the Ba- varian Crown Prinee recalia the bat- Ivangorod are expected to be diverted largely to F Marshal von Hinden- burg’e command for the move through Vilna and Dvinsk to Minek, where the Germans bope to cut the Russian avenue of retreat. Gen. Polivanoff, Russian Minister of War, announces that Russia is raising another two million men, and says the fate of the campaign will not be decided before some time next redondo is unknown in clreles. In the second place the young man told the Rits-Carlton management that he lived at the Waldorf-Astoria. He te not known at Mr. Boldt’s cara- vansary. And in the third place the young man sent @ telegram to-day to Senor de Sorzano of No. 42 Broadway, to whom — ATTAGK ON RUSSIANS (Continued from Piret Page.) BBESBESSEDDE: F=2) i G sS¥czi oo ws Army Moeadquarters that the Russian lines on the Zlota Lipa had been composed of the sons of all German Btates Grove back the invaders of Germap territory, rs broken through apparently means} year, according to a Petrograd cor-|he had ted letters of intro-|home with her mother and be good, | ¥eek: le of Lorraine, “where Your Royal . ie presen’ ‘init: that the Teutonic forces are renew-} respondvnt of the Times. duction stating that the wedding|®*# sayiug Person ie looked down Highness at the head of ap army|ing thoir thrusts in Galician territory) ‘The correspondent quotes Gen. Poll- upon if she doesn't do four of five| HOLD BRITISH STEAMER. a would take place to-night at the Mex- {can Embassy tn Washington, whereas Mexican Embassy in and have scored a success in the course of an attempt to clear the Pomainder of that territory of Rus- vanoff as follows: “We are confident of our ability to safeguard Petrograd, Our armies can cabarets a night.” Val O'Farrell, a detective, who help- ¢d work up the case against the Ten- Clearance Not Gran Because She Carries Gun on Deck. there is no Washington, N RAID GERMAN STATION Drop Bombs on Railroad Depot at 200 GERMANS KILLED sian troops, whioh, if carried to a conclusion, would result in the Rus- stand the winter without inconven- lence, Everything is ready for that purpose, in Mexico members and be ready to take the field in the ‘There is a wealthy Ceballos family of which are in derioin group that was supposed to have Mies Kelly in ite clutches, was of the opinion that a great deal might It will be some little time before NEWPORT NEWS, Va. Aug. 28.— withheld to- giana being forced back into their exile in Cuba. Mextoan friends of the IN ZEEBRUGGE ATTACK) Provimess ct voinyain ana Padotin. | “A now fore ot 2000000 man will taraty in New York any that to the|DAPDES , before Davie can legally | (HANK. WCR Stintnied deck The The oscupation of the town of| be trained far behind the Aghting line] pest of thelr knowledge there is no|™*'ry the hetress. State Department has not decided i 4 ; ‘ sectesrsce ese" D4 GUSMGOLL Leth iteeed sleieieitie title lteelteesl ltt Nerew, algo reported to-day, records Benotite Kether Ditz Ceballos. 1 and clear will be Chattel in Argonne—German | Number of Guns Also Wrecked in) further advance of the German wet vouvanott, saya the oorre:| 21 Capitan de Unlarte appoated at heath atoll i ante pry atonglge until decision tn eiven. ‘ Pushing eastward from the " of rt lant Wednesday, her voyage 9 Bombardment Checked. Bombarament by British | fuatyatok-Melsk ino, spondent, characterised the suggee-|ipacactioed. aa a man below meaiuys| wree million, may not even then pass |S Nfe%ty Buenos Aiton ee em be PARIS, Aug. %—French avia Warship. —_ >. tion that the allies were not heiping| height, faultlessly dressed and speak. | into her absolute control, for it is in- ——._— s ug. 28. inch aviators RUSSIAN. Russia to the utmost of their power] IDX Hoglish with a Spanish accemt,/timated that in case ebe marries WILSON GOT WET AT REVIEW. ‘were again active throughout last AMBTERDAM, Aug. 24.—More than 'S SURRENDERED as “senseless gossip.” Said the alleged captain: Davis before thea, the courte will be ee 4 Bight, bombarding the railway station| 159 hundred German soldiers were] FORTRESS TOSAVEARMY,| with tho evacuation of Brest-| yrday vavening uf ‘oscompany my |si¥en ® chance to pass on the ad-|stoed Halt Hour in Soaking Ratn m4 Speenl, bed “ape ony a re, | Killed oF wounded during the recent PETROGRAD DECLARES| tatovak and the Russiag armies there| mariage ~~ divit“ooremony ta|vieabitity of boty OR sad 2 ber. as Troops Pas harnece: British bo! dment of Zeebrugge, king good escape | Senorita Fether Dias a) Atter telling how alled ported no important infantry engage- bo repr deel codshing eh OGRAD a pivgepees ae niece of Porfirio Dias, the former| Miss Kelly since she left New York, | WASHINGTON, Aug, agreehgei pot wen ie ng bero| PETROGRAD, Aug. 2.—The Geno-| into the swainps amé forests of Black | Dee Of Porn i! rything 19 lea Wileon stood half an meni - Furious bomb bat-|to-day. A number of German ral Staff to-day issued an official do-| Kussl\ attention has been turned to] Leste Ot ee or cost. “Among the| and bad in turn been trailed by de-| ing rain to-da tes were fought along the plateau be. | were badly damaged. @ween Quennicvieres and Nouvren, but ) Without important results. In the ar- cam! will be invoked by her dent wore TAL NS WVEL P and captured by Austro-German| pushing forward on Grodno and Vil. | ty camp Kelly the law will be in iA ent wor: wonne the Germans opened artillery the French and Mesican Ambassa- thi aud the law gives the | coat to the review attacks a i Wadich treeieck are | W E 0 ING , troops. ha apparently with the intention of] ory and thelr aldos and many mill. | "otc Be By, hor the |sttomablle. He then stood. om TRIEST AND ~~, * points, but their batterios were it ti between the Russian armies in Cour- ligious ‘marriage is to be celebral Kelly ts twenty-five years old, pro- » Phe stasoment follows: within its walls a garrison of 100,000 iseetesaed sana = anbernts| aimee ned the ping OE SS RHSy 16: SERRE Fee rey a divia na ot 84 punente ot “9 b ire.”* clare: vi ‘al Be crn artes wen iaee | rent Divided Into Twy Wide S0o>| as : NEW GERMAN WAR LOAN cxptain feet some tne in onwuita [°° STATE __g_—__ Gi et seak” of aoe Hap HE” “4 i 5B A 5 Valuable aupplies were first re- , {ton with the head watter, Titue, ever ry ¥ Fite ce ei inthe wnat] ons and Doth Fores Ade | Vatbin, win, nares 1" WILL BEAR S PER CENT.;_ hr anu" Aua™aausainen ec’lTWO BRITISH GRUISERS |*rrs'curic sine Roye. _ “There was also fighting with bombs on the plateau of Quennovieres and vancing Slowly. ROME, Aug. 2% (via Paris).-The TREN nial of the German claim that the fortress of Brest-Litovak was stormed Brest-Litovak was evacuated by tho bank of the Bug held off the enemy until the main rarrison had rejoinod the field armies. The fortress was the campaign further north, where the armies of Gen, von Eichhorn, von Sehols and von Gallwita are cutting, if possible, the connection REDEEMABLE IN 1924. “You will receive captain, “trom the Mexican guests are to be Mayor Mitchel, who is coming to New York from the milll- especial): ly for the event; jonaires. On Sunday morning the re- tlously suggested that a slight it would be an evidence of good \. ‘a check,” ‘ambaasa” tectives, O’Farre! sald: “If Davis attempts to marry Miss right to start at any time until Miss HOVER NEAR HARBOR ¥ and revi trict. of Columbia Nosie) which had just returned fro: nual enc: ment in Vir ja. The P wet graas to watch the militiamen. a 938,908 compared with a year ingh from July. 2 to Aug, fT dechtned “ oa FE PPEFSESSFERSE FE Fee Se cose 08 Pk, e the plateau of Nouvron, Italian front has been divided by BERLIN (via Amsterdam), Aug. [SOP Goldfield Consolidated Mines 4 ” then surrendered to the enemy, tho! 9s.—The new German war loan will 7 Th eater- ciated a dividend pt 10 ‘conte ry d Bact be egg hee lw ard on)Gen. Cadorna, the Commander-la-| principal works having been domol-| pear interest at 5 per cent, will be ae eee Fak pins A La First Foreign Warship to Make Ap- share, payable Oct. 91 to stock ra ed the en-| chief, into two wide @ivisions, each| teed. issued at 99 and will be redeemablo in [received a telerram from him reading: sept Eh PD ___., dbavors of the enemy to bombard our determined plans. Reports front state that constant progress ia from the TONDON, Aug. %8.—The Austrian except the fortress of Grodno, which CONNAUGHT PARK, OTTAWA, | Unknown at the Aug. 28.-—The entries for Mon- ‘aldorf, that he is but slightly known to Sorsano, that no marriage license has been issued and pearance in the Neighborhood @hip to-day. At the same time a British cruiser of four funnels was previous year. Atchison Ratiroad—Gross earnings ites ettel ite] |e tet the be eed i conducting @ vast @nveloping mov beapmaaacoyneang October, 1924, it waa semi-officially| “Wedding plang anged. H AI Agricultural he Tnelient ‘ob “the Srematnier ‘of "tus ™ast. Trieat e the objective to one] RUSSIANS DESTROY stated to-day, ready ater oviviog laatrictoba, for About Three Weeks. | S27882¥;satladien th ‘ . front. ease and Trent in the other, onan ” Rits-Carl t divide 20,969; increase $6: i “Brench aviators during the night! The action ia developing in eacn| TOWNS BEFORE GIVING OTTAWA ENTRIES, daa ttle Invegtieationmot teow mt| A three-tunnelled British enwtser| and egal 19114 par cunt. after charg j ‘ or a ne wallrons station at|theatre in accordance with the pre- THEM UP TO GERMANS. It found that Capitan de Uriarte is|appoared et the Bandy Hook light-|tcSorvo compared with 1.80 par once 4 being made, although movements are| official raport says Archduke Joseph | day's races are as follows: that no arrangements have beén madé|aighted fifteen miles southeast of the |! July increased $519,009; not after = mig WONDERFUL slow, Gen, Cadorna has given erdigand marched through Kamlena- | qiil!6f, diAGh: Setidots’ fre "owls ‘ba | for the religious ceremony at 8 Pat- | iigntenip, thx Increased 60h P tions that as little damage us| Litovak {n pursuit of the retreating | (uric. (a) Willem Wi, 101) (p)-Mee Bar dos, | rick’ s Cathedral, ‘This 1s the first appearance of rog- Rank Reserve 9204,700,580, i, a @ ee Olt Bop, abt) iu The Evening World found to-da: jan TO0,580, aoe P . ible be Infitcted on the towns tm| Rus: i bad. teed the town 18 lot; Arai Calin, 118, several invitallons to the -wedding| War British cruisers eff the New| tho actual condition of the Clearance ‘ ‘ . ‘ H R paths of the Italian armies, @ Russians are burning | {4}, :stp7grate:|dinner at the Rits-Cariton and also! York coaat in the past three weeks, | House banks and trust compan ‘Ave. a, % 4 ROWN PRINCE ten eiernice = Bibi ih ih 104) 13a, ‘gs aM Shanah treading? el nigietun la poe agae se S Ganaet (eae aie anno al HTEWE:] Motes, Sahec’ aad'se out settrenest Tig Cc EAGER Nelia’ a Ali, TORR od: Galesmutthe 108" Be duh. | “His Excellency, Benor Don auxiliary cruiser, formerly a Cunard |ments, | This is an jo a O14, lativity, v8. interment BY ‘ Witd, the Austro-Corman ermies in . Od Ts od: Galena 108" br. sul 4 Adoite t, | 180 over Inst woe! Holy Trinity, STOPS ITCHING FOR ORDER TO RESUME | contro! of all the Brost-Litovsk line it Ea ty a ‘aigble tyes, Me. Reresende Deamon, Serenmener egg pe pn [inetd ylbotni| a ie a ee ae | Bo those whe have endured for years VERDUN OFFENSIVE. Petrograd intimates will be evacuated | *" ectiane, welling: ee ab it two snlien aS a Ra M. de Uriarte y Tamayo has the honor En | Sttived. pours before the regular cruisers “Many Hands Make Light Work!” f ‘announcing the marriage of the ltahing tormeaheof werent het | awemntaw (cae irc to mayeum, |e me" 02 0m arinr Hla covering | 2 ainanaing ihe) marriage of —.—— f ve the Pong itl bree wane 2 4 well out of . wer, ihe Bune Wopare Fourry RACE Purse $500; three rearolde Senorita, Esther Diag Ceballos, rien CHICAGO, WHEAT AND CORN rine agat mes into minence e ed ToaereeP i: | will tal f . 20, 1 \ Soap en ager to sagume the effensive ply apes eden = for hl oon, 108; Panioer, 404. | Ht. Patrick's Cathedral’ at 7 o'clock MARKET And so it is with World ‘ " a fe, eating, tea pny ae the Frenok around Verdun wap in-| pattion of great intensity are in| firit Ak ine $400 beats oe Vb pene, uber aattin Re’ “LOST AND FOUND , " spent good money for, ot | Lonted by ® copy of an army order! progress southeast of Mitau along the | himself Capitan de Uriarte contract T tone advertisements— and cai anything so sim: an stop the Heking end bura.| 27: he issued Aug. 33, received here to- Aa and the Dvina rivers, with their Roca ts atime He te in 100) +N , induictas’ ton: ih for an elaborate wedding dinner at oR Mey: PRA RY “hands” that, in search 08 The order recalled the fact Not Wale 18" Also the hotel and ordered $490 worth of cor ve ean jaoue in doubt. Two separ: ithough 11y Lond Us.) elit . m MpINSTANTLY, ‘Andunep indie woii| at AUG 32 was the Cirat anniver-| ciowsiy” related engugemenes, have | rey} wore: 16h vai ma.“ Td not sak tor any moneyeandthe| ee tes Be ROE BREE of missing articles, : voutertul thet the im provement | Sar ef the German victory Mt] beso io progress for two days, one| "Xi" "Sty aiuto! Rage object of his activities is velled in| %* Mw > Om TAS Ot ve reach out into more een owey the crunoncomataly tama With ndimioianed ar. Ree Dene and tee) thay ‘areas vcduteng, 10pr Lady oom | "he Muite-Cariton management is|NEW YORK COTTON EXcHANae, |New York City homes and offices, mornings and Sundays, than ave en BI . * . f warptive like thie'tn steve tor] Summons Us from the trenches, for | PRESS ON TO CUT RUSSIAN LINE au | SEbsaten Pacaeust, Wak Renae nae 14ui,|entered by the Herald, Times and Tribune COMBINED! fresh attack—to the wary OF RETREAT. Nick Dea. | Plained to the police and hopes to be Mu a as fs 3 heb iae ante aaveser x ania ioe Pid’ | able to mollify such persons as come |¥ By Str pape we aa crt re ye will Lonsws.” -] to the hotel this evening to attend a h of Numbers They Make “Basy blarwacberse osk’’ of Recavering the Lost| ial dinner whic