The evening world. Newspaper, September 11, 1915, Page 2

Etech en ee nots Hf ome | Maeve Uw underwtoe that © Simort ‘tvetic - + prmeniotion & tacts & oe } t z f s : 5 se : ‘ fe i i i i F [ i | i i Hi Fe : GERMAN PRESS JUSTIPIES DUMBA, DENOUNCES RECALL. UEERLIN, Gept. 11 (via London).— report that the United Htates Tequested the recall of Ambasea- dor Dumba has brought out angry comment from the Morgen-Post and the Vossinche Zeitung: “Should America,” says the Post, “really demand the recall of the Am- bassador only because, in the course of doing his duty, he warned his fountrymen aguinst treason to the Patheriand, tt would afford new proof | Of the attitude, which may hardly be bed as benevolent, that America Tho Vousische Zettung says: “It oes not seem to point to pronounced g00d will on the part of the American Government, The Ambassador only RUSS DENES, ANOTHER WE Berlin Reports That Van Hin- | denburg Has Captured Ski- del in Three-Day Battle, | HEAVY LOSSES SHOWN Third Success in Three Days on Petrograd Announces Southern Wing. HORAN, ¥ General Vou via London, Sept. 11 Hindeoburg has cap- tured Bkidel, twenty miles rast of Gro. after a three day battle, in whieh the Russians suffered heavy jonnes. Von Mindenburg’s right haa ale captured Lunno, twelve miles north of Bkidel, on the left bank of tho Niemen. Sixty miles to the routh- east of Lunno, an Austrian foree has driven the Russians from Alba and is approaching Kossove. PETROGIAD, Bept. 11.—The battle for Riga has been renewed after several days’ Jull, The Germans, w r Von Beseler, are violently a tacking on the entire front from Friedrichatadt to Dvinsk and north- ‘west of Friedrichstadt are again at- tempting to cross the Dwina All enemy attacks thus far have been beaten back, but oMcial de- wpatohes to-day indicate that the as- sault is growing more violent. The War Office has every confidence that Gen, Russky will hold the Dwina line without reinforcements, 22600000000000000 00000008 THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 19158. - Reproduction of Card Asking for Funds To Aid Revolution Planned Here for PorrrrrrrrEerrr rrr ee ere rer rey Pefence of Freland 7 decided to enforce Conscription resolved to reaiet it England t Inch Poople hav Ireland They refuse to fields of Europe American Munition Factories are cow tusy for the Britieh Government and large quantities sent over eee Ps 3 ; ; $ ; P] in blood eee slanghtered kindred will be on their beads. dearly But they have oot enough. This Fund is supplying them Ky that is not FOR Ireland in this supreme hour is Inecribe your name on the Roll of Honor, Do it new. Beptember Ist, 1915 Mr. Michael J. Sinnott is duly authorized by to collect subscriptions for the defence of Ireland . *PALVDA RADDA DLORL DLO IDEP DDE IDODEE® POPEPOLIEPL ED ED If they murt die they prefer to die defenting their rights io slaughtered for Englands benefit on the battle- It is to be used in slaughtering the manhood of Ireland, RIOT SHRAPNEL i+ wsed only on civilians, never by one army against another army. England's parpose is to drench Ireland Will the Irish-American permit it? If they do the blocd of their The men of Ireland have SOME arms and will sell their lives ory Irishman worthy of the name will subscribe to it, De, P. J. GRIFFIN, President. Poor ree errr ere Perens Faand. im Ireland, and the engaged in making have already been for the purpose of AGAINST HER. PEPE PEOOE-EF ES 066-560 605 066 FF F6546 4+ OOP OOEOPOOSES ESOS S EES ter ee the Geraldine Club Fund, tretana DETECTIVES FAIL TO CATCH SLAYERS OF MRS. NICHOLS — Only the Boy Who Gave Him. LAST SATURDAY OF self Up and Confessed 1s in Custody, MURDER LIST IS LONG. Rich Widow’s Slaying May Be Shelved With Many Other Unsolved Murders. In the matter of the murder of Mre Biieabeth Nichols, the wealthy widow who was frightened to death by thieves in ber No 4 Bast Seventy-ninth Street last Wednesday evening, the police have in custody home at & man who practically gave bimself Up and confessed his part im the crime, implicating three others, The other three—the men who actually tn- vaded Mrs. Nichols’e room and stripped her of $17,200 worth of jewel ry, taking even her worn wedding ring, are at large, and Inspector Fau- rot admitted to-day that his detec- tives are on blind trails. They have found out all about Arthur Waltonen, the young leader of the conspiracy. They know where he lived and they have talked to his “girl” and they bave interviewed ail his friends, but they don't know where he ia He may be a thousand miles Jaway or he may be in hiding right) here in New York, Tho detectives have located the At the other wing of the Baltic-to- Bessarabia battle line the Slave bave defeated the Austrians for the third “HONEST JOHN’ KELLY RETIRES FROM GAMBLING IRISH REVOLUTION jhome of the man known as “Eddie,” |but that ts as far as they have gone, | They haven't been able to learn “Ed- time in three days. The official state- ment issued early to-day estimated that about 5,000 prisoners, including @id his duty when he called the atten- tlon of subjects of the monarchy cue Poyed in munftions factories work- the allies to the criminality @f their conduct under the laws of ‘their fatherland. Even if, as a result @ the announeaments, that he was in ity bound to make, Austrian and lungarian workmen should have topped work, that was nothing but Sper pecs ries, and doubly #0 in 'e learn,” the Vossische Zeitung “that printed the American mu: secretly in German man sent to America. Propa- of this sort is as criminal as! is willy. It cannot be described) than as grave misconduct.” | ‘The newspaper adds a warning) Pons a continuance of the practice | condemns, DRIVE BACK | MUES’ DESTROYERS Torpedo Boat Also Forced to Re- tire, Say Despatches From Constantinople. -CONBTANTINOPLE, (via Amster- dam aud London), Sept. 1.—The fol- boat withdrew, On tile destroyers which approached the oe to Rarrows and bombad- ou left same battery successfull enemy in- at dul Batr and @inperned a bhi froup at the land. tng place of, Morto-Limum,.” | QLD FASHIONED FAMILY REMEDY FOR COLDS AND BODY BUILDING © Father John’s MedicineBuilds| | Up the Body Without Use of |; Alcohol or Dangerous Drugs. |: A Doctor’s Prescription, 50 Years in Use. otherwise. Father sheets demand- | taining their positions, but the enemy y | is continuing the attack, Absolute Truth of This Story Attested by Guarantee to Give, $25,000.90 to Any Charitable in-|' stitution if Shown Otherwise. nixtes.. ‘officers, were taken above Trembowla and near Chortkoff. “On the left bank of the Dwina, southeast of Riga, we are progressing between the Missa positions and the Grosse Ekaunhut railway,” said the offictul statement. “In the Kurkli re- gion, northeast of Vilkomir, the my since Thursday morning has been conducting an energetic offen- sive on the road from Vilkpmir, in the @rection of Dvinsk, Our motor corps and machine guns are main- “ince yesterday morning enemy troops under von Hindenburg with heavy and light artillery have been attacking twenty miles east of Grod- no, near Skidel, and also on the lower Meiwanka River. The enemy has made desperate attempts to break our front, but bas been repulsed by the effective fire of our field pteces and machine guns.” an AUSTRALIANS PLEDGED NEVER AGAIN TO BUY GERMAN MADE GOODS MELBOURNE, Australia, Sept. 11, Tho entire membership of the Houne ! of Representatives of the Federal Parlvunent, the legislative body of |4! the Commonwealth of Australia, has pledged itself never again to purchase German goods. cabiohneepestemeenenn Dead From Poison in Quarry. BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Sheridan Ladd. for fifte: riclan for the police ‘and who recently resigned, was found outskirts to-day. Near’ the body Gres's Dottie which had contained poe son. —_—s—— Girl Murder, | SACRAMENTO, Cal., Sept. 11.—David Fountain, & church Janitor, was hanged | § at Folsom prison yesterday for the mur- Ger of ten year-old ‘Marmaret' Milling in ne basement of tho Cer Church here on Dee iwi Eautheres ~ WALL STREET. Btock prices from opening decline recovered, but when prices about reached Friday’s closing figures trad- ing became very dull. Third Avenue wap strong feature, rising % to 67%. Buying was only on a scale down, as| Work changing the front of No. 141 prices sagged off near the close of the| West One Hundred and Forty-first first hour and market continged | Street, for many years maintained by heavy, although there was no aggres-| "Honest John" Kelly as a gambling tive gelling. The general lat declined | U8, gave rive to the report to-day about @ point while the war order|that “Honest John" has retired trom stocks were reactionary, losing from the mbling business in this city 2.to'8 pointe, and will hereafter confine his atten- In the last hour, as no Jarge amount | {10 to & resort he has ectablished in of stock came out on the reaction, | Ne™ Jersey. For some time past uni. prices showed @ tendency to improve, | 27 Med Policemen had been stationed United States Steel was supported |‘ front of No, 141 but with the com- around Td and Third Avenue elosea|mencement of the alteration work with a net gain of 1% points, Rock |e” were withdrawn. Island closed with a net gain of 1%,| “Honest John” was found by an while the general list closed with frac- | Evening World reporter at noon ent- tlonal loi for the day. There waa ing his breakfast at Churchill's, where he has an apartment. Says He's Through But Won't Leave New York Until He's Carried Out. Carpenters and stonemasons at only one transaction in Bethlehem 4 Sald “Honest Steel at 812, while General Motors | J°h":” sold off 7% points to 255%, “Towve wet me vadt, ‘but you're . as several years late. I dropped out of the gambling game in this burgh on ‘s Quotat Gass! Bigatti years ago. haare te no money in t gambling business under such condi- Uons as exist to-day, “I haven't been interested in No, 141 for a long time. 1 never owned the house and never leased it—just rented it from month to month, © owners are converting it into an office build- Net. Low, Laat. change. Alaska Mir aa oe eo 1 ri PRS e 8 Lo Cy PLANNED HERE WITH GERMAN-AMERICAN AID (Continued from First Page.) — in Bertin he had freely stated that he thought the only way to ensure tho good behavior of England at the con- clusion of peace was to have Germany | give Ireland its independence and then give it a strong navy. “With Germany on one side and Ire- land on the other England would be kept pretty well under cover,” he sald. Admitting that he had .tudied every phase of a posstble d...urbance In Ire- land Mr. Koelble denied repeatedly that he had conferred tn Berlin with sir Roger Casement or with a representa~ tive of the Irish-Americans. He con- cluded by stating that if he had been in such a conference it was not likely he would talk about it for publication. Denis A. Spellissy of No. 268 Broad- way, a lawyer who is the acknowledged treasurer of the public fund for the arming of men of Ireland, was direct in his assertion that a revolution would soon be under way in Ireland. ARMED RESISTANCE IN CASE OF CONSCRIPTION. “I returned last week from the Adi- rondacks,” he said, “and went to Chi- cago with Alphonse Koglble to attend & meeting of the FrieRds of Peace. 80. | ing. ‘ WY cH You can say for me that I haven't ug S| any gambling interests in New Jersey te <*y Jor anywhere cise, i'm out of the Aim, 6 4% —1™| game for good, But I'll never leave fan, Wi Hs 1, |New York until I'm carried out, and x ‘ = fl then 1 won't know anything about it.” =h aermecreriomemmemrom 4 = 8 #i°= "| LEXINGTON ENTRIES. IN 48 = &|_ RACE TRACK, LEXINGTON, K; 13% Hy Sept, 11.—The entries for Monday's ie races are as follows: 2 it | PIRST RACE Selling: turee-searolds EAN | sie turignes = Argant. 10 Wi 00. Mia i+ 8 Fach, ja, calle, 2; Plageral, 100" a = Ee Pun iden fil sah a? i ‘ive {orion ithe Nay, iio: in ay tS nara ince, ey ae A | i ede pian tn, Oe, i = 5 eu MACE Pure, {oy thive-year-ohda) one i 2% Siring, 1; Mitdowr’ Wave, 44, Greil, 107; p ; igoren; al i. yt + FOOTE chased Howard, 1e8) Othello 108; | Wethon, 110" job Htenaies, 11 y FT RAC ing: two year fillies; & five a ehelt furlongs. * kilew » We Simily Twa: lady. ¥ te lt | Bignehita, ‘Thelma Maria, 107; Black Frost, Pee Wd i ©. 100; Louise Stove, 100; Trap! 2) Sactl RACE —trequole Pure: thm yearolde 3] aut Upward: ott furomga—Benioap, "168" Hay 1 | EP Gowelt” 118; “roe Maak, “1th; Binek Toon. 8 SEVENTH RACK—elling: three yearcokde and ar: one tmile snd @ aistonath, ~*Pemeigle, bb: # Fete F Fe CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN MARKET, WHEAT. Lew, Clone, Cust tw, Clone, Cha are wy Oly tty BS & By git 4 925,000.00 to any charitable institution if shown John's Medicine is recommended fot s throgt and lung troubles, and to Does not contain alcohol athe John's Medicine is « physician's pre-| NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. ibed for the late Rev, shn | Totel eales 201,830, Open. High. W. O'Brien, of Lowell, Mass by te emia spon petoten aE Tae ist in 1855, ITEMS FOR INVESTORS, Junuarye: 1014 107% 40. Father John recommended thix prescription |, California Petroleum preferred, divi-| March %&.. 1108 1107 10.91 40,94 to his perial and friends and in this way it | Cet OFF per cent. ls payable Oct. 1 to) Muy saat ateaaye 3 tolne oh te became known as Father John's Medicine, Hae et Foaeey See : AE PRIS: + Res O58 This story is true and we guarantee to give Rea The actual fe 224,122,000, condition of ol re and’ Canad pared with Aug. You might ask him about any con- ferences in Berlin, for I'm sure I was not there. I can state positively, how- ever, that if conscription is ordered by the British Government it will meet with armed resistance. “The fund of which 1 am treasurer now amounts to over $40,000. It was collected to arm the Irish Volunteers, will use the arms to fight it | “Even if conscription is not at- 14: | tempted, the British Government can stand warned. At the slightest op- preasion of Lreland I can state with authority the German Government | will effect a landing in Ireland, and) once they have effected a landing there complete rebellion must follow, with an assurance of irish independ- ence.” Mr. Spelliasy refused to state the ‘source of his information and said | that the last time he had seen Sir Roger Casement was about a year ago, He admitted that he regarded the pledge of the German Government to Bir Roger to the effect that in the event of German troops landing in Ireland their purposes would be en- tlrely friendly, as being a promise! that would be kept, and said that) every Irishman in America subscrib- ing to the fund to buy arms was doing 80 because he was certain of that pledge, MONEY POURING IN FAST WEST AND SOUTH, After seeing the card put out under the name of the Geraldine Club, Mr. Spellissy said it was apparently’ part of the work of the secret fund which is being collected. He admitted that within the past week more than a thousand dollars had been added to the fund of which he was treasurer, and great deal more, it was asserted by others, had been collected for the| other fund. A contrib: of almost | @ thousand dollars came from San Francisco and there wore large suma| received from New Orleans and Butte, | Montana. Alliance with the German prop: gandists is frowned on by many prominent Irishmen and organizations and the men who admit having joined the plot are in the minority, Many of them are men who have been active die’s” full name, although he was a frequenter of poo! rooms and saloons in Harlem. “Eddie” looks like any other young mag with light hair and blue eyes, weighing 160 pounds and 6 feet 6 inches in height, There are no particularly striking distinguish- ing marks about “Eddie.” THIRD MISSING MAN A MYSTERY. As for the third missing man in the crime described by Onnie Talas, the self-confessed participant in the plot, as a “Wop,” the detectives have been able to learn very little, They have only a vague description of bim and they have not been able to find out where he lived or who his friends were. This is the status of the case three 18 STILL days after the tragedy. The detectives | think Talas is tellins them the truth, for the story of Edith Langfeldt, the maid in Mrs, Nichols's home, corrob- orates his statement that there were three men in the party that invaded the widow's apartment. Also the de- tectives have confirmation of Talas's description of Waltonen from other wervants in the Nichols house, who knew him well during his period of employment there, But all they know about the “Wop” and nearly all they know about “Eddie” has been told by Talas. No trace has been found of the diamond rings, the watch and the diamond chain the thieves took away with them. Talas says that neither he, Waltonen, “Eddie” or the “Wop” had any money. Talas says, further, that he thinks Waltonen had ar- rahged in advance to get rid of the! loot, Lt is well established that Wal- tonen had contemplated robbing Mra. Nichols for a long time, and Inspector Faurot suspects that the man left Mrs. Nichols's employ and recom- mended Talas to succeed him in pur- suance of a plan to execute the rob- bery. INSIDE AID WAS NECESSARY IN THE CRIME. Talas was necessary to the success of the plan, The Nichola home is but 4 ste from Fifth Avenne, Policemen abound in the neighborhood, there are private watchmen on every block and 4ll the houses in the vicinity are pro- tected by burglar alarms, Forcible en- try was dangerous, but with a fellow conspirator on the inside to open the door and stand for being bound, the rest was easy. Servant gossip that Mrs. Nichols kept jewels Valued at from $200,000 to $500,000 in a secret safe in her room wore disproved to-day when the safe, which was cunn@gly bjdden in window frame was opened, Ail it con- tained was a quantity of dusty pa- rs, In the apartment of the late Mr. Ichols another safe, concen.ed in the panelling of a closet was opened, The contents were of no value, Mrs. Nichols, on the night of the robbery, wore on her person all the jewelry she had in the house, There are no Indications in her rooms that the thieves tried to find the secret safe. They left on a dressing table in the room thousands of dollars worth of gold toilet articles Detectives watched all steamships leaving this port to-day, What mea- gre descriptions they have of the fugt- Uvea have beon wired all over the United States’ They have no photo- graphs, In the past ten months there have been five murders in Manhattan, three ‘$n Brooklyn and one in the Bronx the perpetrators of which are at large. In the case of Mrs. Julia Heilner of No. 217 Albemarle Road, Flatbush, wha was beaten to death in her own home, the murderer Is known and an accur- in Irish radical circles for years, —_—>__—_—_ t Tanks of F. e of Disaster, HONOLULU, Sept. 11.—The ballast tanks of the wrecked United States sub- marine F-4, now in dry dock, are to be to Learn house banks and trust com: ie hola ee Co. for the the week shows that they Rela ¢a5a, i une Baran of a py rar at Sane Yot tested in the belief that the tests may clue fo the use of the o ate description of him has ‘been sent ‘all over the country, Not # trace of him has been found in the 140 days | that have elapsed since the murder, The degenerate who killed little Leonore Cohn and little Charlie Mur- ray 1s loose on the community and may be heard from again as the| zener sein aot one Gccre ane win- | ws are closed in tene! \ ‘whom Tparnett! ~aesemn Senols ‘The’ men urdered t wane 1‘ . shee _s German Ambassador Issues a Statement Declaring He RCING ATTRACT CROWD OF 20000. Didn't Use American. nwtortt, the Germen cmphationly dented te vecd oF atiompied to James FJ. Aretibasd, mt von Mer ane the Am ;Comely, With Butwell Up, ‘7 "Duane acces Autoneten o Makes Runaway Race of = * “y,"sa0y Manret to Berlin W of (he repeated assertions newspapers that 1 gent to my Government by Mr, Opening Event — Are 4. eid Count von Bern storff, "I wish to wiate that I newer RELMONT, PANK, & The| wave Mr, Archibald « single paper or inst Katurdey of racing here drew « anything else, 1 thought 1 made this & crowd of about 20,000. The card wae plain in Washington, but a repe ve ractive containing three un. Ution is now needed urual features ‘onditions were ideal! i did not attempt to use M for the sport Archibald as a mensenger, chiefly be ee Bae rine Race ‘ ” cause I did not t vk it wafe, and be ino ehde certainly did not prowe aafe.” Ambuasador petantin Dumba jeft a ‘, med. bie opertments at the Hotel St. Regis te. mae to-day and went to bis country place wn I at Lenox, Mass, Dr. Dumba was ac- ; os 38 j4 companied only by his Heeretary, . honed that | UPluee AY Hohentobe, and two men aer- umes, nine “Medes 8 vante, ‘They packed nearly thirty Comely a of hand baggage into the taxi- the opentn gevent » which took the Ambassador to the barrier and made every post a win. | Sol train ning one. AL the end be was going 1 have nothing to say at thie thm easily to win by three lengths. Koyal| Dr. Dumba said to a reporter of The Martyr was the beat of those behind | Evening World, ‘There ie nothing |Comely and ran mood race to be, be meld to any advantage so far as ( | econd tn front of Karkaskia, can see. It may be T shall iasuo | —— a }a statement from Lenox.” | BELMONT ENTRIES. PARK KRACK TRACK. NL ¥ im for Monday's POOR HEALTH SHOWING OF GARMENT WORKERS | Public Healt Service Reports Only | 2 Per of 3,000 Free From Disease or Defect. BTLAONT The + Cent, » Bopt. 11—Of 28,000 nt workers examined Health Service, only two per cer’. wero found free from defect or disease, it was announced here toda: "CITY'S POPULATION %, le and upward Hlcigs: tA Fox, tio. : Pada, ‘Theee.rear olde and | Noag of Valk Bose iea tes, i IS NOW 5,066,222 Hore, os, Marian tiie, ‘08; ’ ’ Jengee Je 100, Amal, 111 prentics allowance claimed. ier clear; track fet Figures Show Gain of 300,661 in Last Five Years—State’s Census 9,773,817. ALBANY, Sept, 1.~According to to-day’s census announcement of Sec- retary of State Hugo, the State's pop- ulation numbers 9,778,817. New York enumeration Ls sald to be 5,068, » shows an increase of NEW CITY BUDGET TOTALS $212, 000,000 i i Direct State Tax of $19,000,000) Swells It to Largest on Record— | Must Retrench, Says Mayor. about 660, during the past five i = . | years and the city “bout #00,66i. | Mayor Mitchel declared to-day that | —_—_—_— the budget for the City of New York _, wide ¥ her. for 1916 will amount to $212,000,000, || WASHINGTON, Sept. hn saow | ‘This eum, larger than any other|*#lling st Helena, Mont. temperatures NOES ¥ | near freezing in North Dakota, Montana budget ever made, has been de-/and Northwest Wyoming, the hottest manded in spite of the utmost econ- | September weather on record in Georg. « and heavy rains in the Great Lakes re‘ omy by the City offict “We will have to exercise the most | gion, the country’s weather to-day pre- a_wide variety. rigid retrenchment,” the Mayor | added. “Some salartes may have to | be cut, We have had thrust upon us, | without our consent, the enormous | State tax, and we must try to save | our taxpayers all we can, | “The burden of $13,558,000 has been | apportioned as our share of the $19,- 000,000 direct State tax, and this sum | is to be expended for up-State im- | |provements. By rigid economy our jofficials have Kept the City budget | | proper down to $199,203,000." | pbb Sheed | ZEPPELIN DESTROYED BY BRITISH AVIATOR, AMSTERDAM REPORTS. | LONDON, Sept. i1-—The corre- spondent of the Morning Post in Am- sterdam cables that a Zeppelin while | manoeuvring in the vicinity of Brus- sels was attacked by a British aero- plane and destroyed, No further de- bad complexion If you, too, are embarrassed by @ pimply, bhotchy, unsightly complem- jon, nine Chances out of ten Resinol Soap tails have been received in Amater- . ° Salle have Leen fecsived in Amaia will clear it but it is reported there that the entire crew was killed. Just ry Resinol Soap for a week _o and see il it does not make a blessed New Yorkers Win Three Rifle | difference in your skin. It also + helps to make red, rough hands and SemNet Sept. 1L—At the | arms soft and white. twenty-fifth annual rifle tournament In severe or stubborn cases, Resinal Soap here the Seventy-firat Regtm New Id be aided by a little Realnol Ointment, York, won the interstate regimental resold byall Druggists. For trial free, write to D team match; Fred H. Voss of New York LP, Resinol, Baltimore, Mq, won the Remington expert mateh at 1,000 yards, und Nergt. Dougherty of the| = Seventy-first, was one of three who | made perfect scores in the Gould in- dividual pid-fire event. 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