The evening world. Newspaper, September 13, 1915, Page 3

WLSIN ORDER CURT ACTION 1 ARCHBALD CASE Agents of the Department of Will Meet Corre spondirn HE MAY GO TO PRISON Justice Question Whether He Knew ¢ Turn on mients of Dumba's Le WASIINGTON, Bept 1 Acting Aatructions from White Ne 7 ts of Dep ' ft Justion w ” ' LA bald, the Ame x" that Unite at New the Depa taken | for « Violated «a Fed ound ald question The Of whether he wetually knew th n tents of the papers he carried prob: @bly will be the deciding factor in what the vernment ultt- toward him The statute on which the Govern. Ment is proceeding fixes 4 tine of not More than $2,000 and imprisonment of Bot more than three years for ity violation Th Was no ind of any further move by in the case of Capt, Fr Military Attache of + bassy, for whom Arc ried a letter, and Who was mentioned in Dr. Dumba‘s report as being con AN PENNY A SHINE ected with tho strike plans ——* At the German Enibassy it has was sald fo intimation been received from the State Department that Cap von Papen was persona non grata, but that the Ems of course would a to any request the United States might make in his cause. All that was asked was a sate @onduct for the captain back to Ger- many. If the United States decided that Capt. von Vapen's connection w the Dumba case made his presence in this country undesirable it would only be necessary, according to dip- — +. Jomatic procedure, to indicate that view (o Ambassador Bernstorff, his eir Positi 7 x chief, and communications between Their Position at the Dar Washington and Berlin would be un- qaceekaty, danelles Is Declared to ———~— — JOHN WANAMAKER ILL AT ATLANTIC CITY) crisis, sent. 12 eta part. Sept, 12) An Am | Be Precarious. an citizen ~hurct a has received advices from Constan- Philadelphia Church Members Cons/tinopte to the effect that the situ- cerned at Announcement E ation of the Turkish army and Government is unfavorable. Accord. Jing to this infor the position of the Turkish forces defending the Dardanelle It is said plaining Absence PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 18.—In the nation, is precarious morning service at the Bethany pe Presbyterian Church yesterday it w i mack zh nt, xiao by the announced that John Wanamaker | "@4vy losses which tho flighting has entailed on both sides, is finding it was iil and could not be present, : No confirmation of this could pe! !ereasingly difficult to hold the.lines obtained at tho Wanamaker home | “#tast the French and British, It is stated that American women attempted to go with the ref look out for Armenian chil- here. Servants w that Mr, Wanamaker, who cclebvated his seventy-elg’ birthday a few —yreeks ago, had been spending a few able to say only Kees to Mays at his cottage in Atlantic City, 47¢n were turned“back, and that a An effort was made to get something) HUMber of young Armenian girls @efinite about the merchant's condi- | who were students at the American tion from several of his business as-| cutie . ‘ollege at Constantinople fell into clates, but without avail, fo the hands of the Turks. The American's informant states SY | that the agreement said to have t a 1 betwen Tarkey and Bul- has not effected a definite set- relations, but that, to the trary, the tu sare hastily erect- the Bulgarians. Conditions in » described as cha- Ing defenses against | LONDON, Sept. 13 | Constantinople Says: {\ [2Ule_by Reuters correspondent at pS 8 } | Athens. The correspondent _ tele- ttle of t | graphs: | rhe inhabitants of Constantinople suffering gre hardships than is necessary, because the Committee of National Defense, run by Enver Pasha, Minister of War, and Taalat Bey, Minister of the Interior, has cor- nered all commodities and is selling them at high prices “The resignation of the of the fre Sheik Ul Islam, r Sultan in r presentative ; us affairs, is Mayonnaise de Luxe confirmed, He disaproved of tt SALAD DRESSING. (Rua LCR Te Inst. which ho™protested to the Cabinet » Greek-Armenian patri- =\arch has been deprived of all powers | phe Black end of the Bospor us has t n closed by chain of wire and by mines. For Constipation EXLAX The Delicious Laxative Chocolate Ex-Lax relieves constipation, regulates the stomach and bowels, stimulates the liver and promotes digestion. Good for young and old. We, 6c and 60c, at all drug ints. 438-440-442 WEST 5iet ST. RUG~° CARPET CLEANSING in Fire-Proot Buildiag, FIREPROOF STORAGE For Household Goods ‘THLEPHOMS %& 6567 COLUMBUS n the Cabinet TURKS WEAKENING, HELD ASIREBUG, | THIN, | WOMAN SCREAMS: "ATHENS REPORTS “1 DIDN'T DOT” as Mrs. Merrill Heights Accused of Setting of Hasbrouck Home on Fire Seven Times. Mrs. Marion C. Merrill of Has- t ouck Heights, N. J., arrested on charge of setting seven fires in her home, is in a hysterical conditior 80 serious she has had to have med- {eal attention and it may be several days before she can ap: for r in court arraignment, “I didn’t do it, I didn’t do it,” Mrs. | Merrill screamed repeatedly, after she was locked up yesterday in the K nsack Jail. Her lawyer, James De Lurck, siys he will provide her $4,000 ball to-day Mrs. Merrill is the wife of “Jack” Merrill, formerly of Montclair, a pro o er of oll and taining ventures, who | left that city, about two years ago. Mrs. Merrill Ys about twenty years younger than her husband and is said to have been an actress at one time. | Mrs. Merrill was living with her two children at No. 112 Burton avenue, | Hasbrouck Heights, in a house owned by Joseph H, Houston, An alarm of fire was turn din from a corner near the hous aturday evening about thirty minutes after Mrs, Merrill had left. Her two chil- dren haye been stopp with frien¢ in New York and there was no one in the house. | Chief D est and his men, they| say, found a pile of excelsior burning in the cellar. Rushing upstairs they found half a dozen more fires starting in various places in the woodwork. Both the woodwork and some of the furniture, they assert, were soaked with kerosene. GIRL WHO SCORNED MEN FINDS ONE SHE'LL WED! Miss Flowers, Who Didn’t Want “Support and Protection,” Will Become Mrs, Mason, Miss Tennessee, t6rmerly © scorn of in the Washing ton Square artistic set of which s! was a member, is to marry D. Greg Jory M writer for musical magazines, Miss Flowers and Mr Maso al in Jersey | City afternoon, but when they they would hava to w nours for the ceremony, said they might not be married until the last of this week, as Mr. Mason had a business ap- pointment in Massachusetts, Miss Flowers, twenty-four old, vowed some time age would never go back to hor home to live, because she consider Southern men too polite and chival rous, Eleanore Flowers, wh voiced | of | was openly gon, a learned it twenty-four years she do not want to be supported, | wal on, protected, safeguarded or sheltered," she sald, ' "I consider my- | self more than a match for some men | 1 know, physically and every other | way. I have always got along with- out their aid and protection, and I do not acéd them now t men| ‘School Days Again! Kiddies Flocking to Meet Teacher, Primping Up tor the Opening; Mother Leading Child VON PAPEN ON WAY TO YELLOWSTONE PARK He and the Secretary of the German Embassy See the Sights of Chicago, Sept. 1%.—Ca he German I iny United Sates Departr esult of sures of pr activities in United States, is on his way to Yellowston, Park CHICAGO, Papen of to be is said the under stigation nt of Jus- by as the disc German th He and Prince Hatzfeldt, also of the Embassy, spent a number of pleasant hours in cago yesterday and then started westw The ss stopped y of the Er Blackstone and the Military n Park nd over the boulevards, Vo: at the luncheon he Attache went to Linc Jackson Park Papen also was an Interested specta tor on the lake front when Commo lore Pugh's motor boat broke th world's record at sixty miles an hour rl ry left the city in th evening, permitting it to be that they Were seeing America on va cation and the time of the lives: 109 ON BLAZING BOAT ARE RACED ASHORE Hud Takes on Trip, but Passengers Are Safely having on River Steamer Fire Landed—Vessel Beached, ALBANY, Sept. 18 n board mbont MoH OHI Tab BVERINGY WURLY, MYBVAL, shi tbabek 1 PANIC ON STREET CARS HELD BY FIGHTING GANGS People Returning From Coney Isl- and Terrorized and Conductors Beaten—Two Arrests. ‘© enacted In two rm returning from ay when row- In the cars Riotous scenes w Brooklyn street cx Coney Island early to- dies precipitated trouble, there was a panic among women, while thugs beat the conductors al- most senseless, Two arrests were ie, In a crowded Franklin Avenue r approaching Williamsburg Bridge the trouble started when a gang be- gan springing over seats, chasing one another and pulling bell ropes and fare straps as they ran, They tram- pled on women and threa men who protested against what they were doing, When Charles Frank of No, 288 Tompkins Avenue, the conductor, ordered them to stop they dragged him to the street and several of the | men attacked him. Patrolman Scheur- Clymer Stre went und of th veard th t Station | ter the| cries and could valy ulazetto of No, 186 fight shortly after whi a Keid nan » of the rowdies run- ing through the aisle of repeatedly pushing inst her, Several men look v part, but the gangsters start- da general fight and two of them badly beat Conductor William Sinith of No, 387 Morris Avenue, Brooklyn, Matrolman McGovern was at Broad- way and Gerry Street, a short din- tance away, when the car stopped, and he went after the gang. hey ran it sight of him, but he caught Hum rt Fawet of No, 44 Twentieth reet, Brooklyn, and arrested him on charge of assault. Dr, Burnstein vas called from Williamsburg Hos- {tal and treated the conductor, ———_ Milt in W A Last Spring Meup. SUMMIT, No J 13. Sept Three iundred and fitfy weavers in the vimmit Stik Millx struck to-day, and inless the trouble is adjusted the en mill will have to close down, re was @ strike at the mille last pring, which lasted seven weeks, and vas accompanied by rioting, The weavers claim that recently here was given them @ run_of goods vhich brings them but 61-2 cente @ urd instead of the 7 they claim. The strikers say the 160) night weavers Will also quit. There. has en no disorder - > One Million Flies Swatted, By the latest compilation of casualties n the war on files In the Peapack-Glad- tone Borough, N. J, more than a mille arene peer nof the toe are den. 1. # rter, SARS BERS Whee PORT Os Albany | the official counter, sald the Saturday early fay After an all-day outing }returns marked the exceeding of that lown the Hudson, The loving cup, offered by quelled by Capt. M ‘ of a New Ww y a child who craw kill lar of files ba Hill, who owns the vessel, dia. [tween July 18 She offers x cush priges too ed a blaze in the en room — He told the passengers there was no Farmer KL Trolley, danger red them into the bow ag| MT. HOLLY, Se George the vessel and raced for shore, He| 0) Morris, sixty years old, a farmer, was succeeded in reaching Albany pier,|Mlled by @ trolley car here this morn landed his passengers, and then |'2&: He was deaf and did not hear the a tip ald i“ ie] warning. ‘The motorman did not realize beached th Se} on the other side | the man was not paying attention until of the river. The boat burned tu the] too late to stop. Morris is survived by water's edge bls Wife aad son, ’ | industrtous: , 49:6. BOY MAY BE SAVED BY OPERATION _ +. it Veara ud Her Has Extraordinary Dual | sonality, Do : HE GOkS TO ELMIRA Youngster Set Fire School ind Prison in Moment of Criminal Tenden A clear case of dual personality like that related th Robert Lowls Beve oD Jekyl and Mr Hyde, ame up before Judge Malone in ¢ eral Sessions to Kamara, sixteen ye Washing Avenue, Was arraigned for senten Hamara ts the youth who, while a} prisoner in the House of Kefuge on Randall's Island, on the night of April 6, aot fre to that institution and impertied the lives of hundreds of boys imprixoned there. He had been ment to the House of Hef for wet (ing fire to a Public & Whee indicted for arson bis mental condi tion waa such that the Judges of General Reasions refused to place him on trial until alleniats had passed up on his sanity. Four alienists, after ¢ study, reported to Judge Ma while the youth was peculiar, not of unsound mind and ki difference between right and Upon the receipt of these Judge Malone accepted a plea of guilty from Samara, That we me than @ month age Since then the alienists have been observing the youth ery word be uttered, every act bS committed and every movement made were reportd to the doctors by the keepers in the ‘Tombs, Dr. Gregory, chief of the psychopathic ward in Bellevue Hos pital, who, at the request of Judge Malone made a apecial study of Samara, reported that the youth had a dual personality “He is not of unsound mind,” Dr Gregory reported to Judge Malone, “put bis normal sense has never been developed. He Is thoroughly bad, but of sufficient cunning to hide his he was jew the wrong reports evil qualities and pretend to ‘be good.” “His past life demonstrates, by reason of this dual personality, that he is a source of danger to the peace and safety of the community.” The medical history of Samara shows that he suffered from a de- pressed fracture of the skull sustained by a fall when an tnfant, As he grew older he had spells of badness followed by spells of good intent. When in an evil mood, he committed all sorts of crimes, even going so far as to at tempt to kill his stepfather. He dis- played thy same tendencies, according to the medical reports, as those shown by Jesse Pomeroy, the boy murderer now undergoing life imprisonment in Massachusetts. In school Samara was bright and There were times, how ever, when fits of depression seized him, during which he abandoned hin studies, playing truant for days at a During those myste rious petty crimes committed In the neighborhood of his home were trac to him. No evidence of resentme or revenge could be discovered a motive for these crimes. According to the testimony of rel atives of Samara, the boy's evil pro pensities ran to fires. He was con tinually buliding bonfires and setting outbulldings ablaze, It was not, how- ever, until he set fire to the public school that he was punished Since his arrest for setting the House of Refuge afire an operation has been performed upon him which Dr. Gregory says he hopes will cure the youth's evil propensities. His skull was trephined and the plece of bone pressing upon the brain re moved, Since the tion Bamara, now thoroughly recovered, has been 4 changed boy His conduct has been all that is desired. Physicians have Malone said, “that a measu been ponsible f many crimes that you have com- mitted, I hope that the operation pe formed upon you will enable you to lead o different life in the future,” cieeaiecttiens FALLS FROM HER WINDOW. Lime. ta many told me,” you have Judge the Is Seriously Woman teen-F low on the firat Moor ena Hurley, forty Sitting at her wir f her home, Mrs. Th four years old, of No. 48 New Chambers Street, lost her balance and fell fifteen feet to the atreet. She was picked up inconacloun bj rolman Joseph Cabiil of the Oak and carried Into wee aya b An ambulance. td Honpital, believed a fractured skull k her to Volunt » be suffering fr Internal injuries —— Woman's Body tn Jamatca Bay, The body of @ woman about thirty tive years old, in a black bathing sult was recovered from Jamaica Bay this by the police of Harbor Squad woman Was about five two welkhed about 13 air was Heht brown. ning engray mor A inches Mra, of Beef in New ing Raturday, Rept follows’ Dowoatie Beet, ‘pound, —Advt, eal end L$ Se JEKYLLAND HYDE BRITAIN MAY TAX |plans made not, in| art to Fit-| LABORERS’ WAGES TO PAY WAR BILLS Parliament Must De lan Kk Additional 8x 100,000) A . porte te od by me The most lbkety coo, wine, sumer and and porsibly ne wduties on iumuriee of motion and carriages and employers fi sie servants Ap tnerease in for letters, telegran telephones, all of which are under Government control isa farther pos sibility Hut the greater part of the 600,000, 0) oF so Which the government hopes to add to its annual ine will come, ording to the well informed, fre the in The minimum of ex emption probably will be lowered and for assonsing the wage workmen and small bual- * than the flat econmary tO sUp- ace ome tax of as many ness men as earn o um deemed port existence It in estimated the total income of the inhabitants of the British Isles in $12,000,000,000 a year, Of this, less than $5,000,000,000 in now assessed for taxation, The new legislation is ex- peoted to reach at least $3,600,000,000 min more, For the small workman, it is pownible the collection of the tax may be made in weekly installments by ns of stamps affixed to a weekly r wa rtax card. —_——— STEAMER SUNK; FOUR LOST. LONDON, Sept. 13.—Lioyds reports that the British steamer Ashmore has gone ashore and sunk, Four men of the crew are missing. The remainder were saved The last report of the steamer Ash- more here is that she sailed from Mon- tevideo Aug. 9 for St. Vincent, Cape Verde, She was a vessel of 3,519 tons and belonged to the Adam Steamship Company of London. HALIFAX, Sept, 13. ta, from Philadelphia for Eu- ded with lubricating oll, went aapore on the wt bar, Sable Inland, | Saturday Ie a total lows, The crow of eigh nen Were saved. —_——_ . Levy Restens, Sept. 13.—Aaron home is near here that, he had mal Municipal Judge w York 45 mn ( ‘POLICE FAIL TO FIND WAS. 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