The evening world. Newspaper, October 4, 1915, Page 1

Cloudy end warmer te night, Tuesday encettiog. 2! NA[ EDITION |" Circulation Books Open to All.” | 915 16 PAGES PRICE ONE CENT. BIG ARMIES OF ALLIES MENACE BULGARIA; FRENCH TROOPS HAVE LANDED IN GREECE TAX SYSTEM IS ALL WRONG, (THEFTAMYSTERY, ce “BUTPAYSS42,000 sia PERL RLS cs Che { “Cireulation Books Open to All.”| to All, ve Oey The Prene Pubitiobing Ce (The Rew Vert Wort) o | FANAL a PRICE OWE CENT -_ _ town NEW YORK, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, S ALL WRONG, FWY FAROICAL, GAINS BY FRENCH ADMITTED {ALLIES READY TO STRIKE | BY THE GERMAN WAR OFFICE; HARD BLOW AT BULGARIA |ONE OF vicTl MS OF ted by various experts. A partial list of the Jewels is as | js, i Tanen nani ; ; 7 vitae : ; ||| Sen"Winthrop, law partner of Blsny | AND! FEOF. 09) AAA eae: Hie eR eal Pearl necklace, valued at |ije'evertd dent wan el from the air of the railroad lines, junction points and railroad jthe Bulgarian people, no measures Root and Henry L. Stimson, 1» chief |!R& million for myself’ declattd MY. $18,000; diamond watch chain, $6,000; (41, was taken to Huschwick Hospirai| Stations behind the German front.” SHELLED BY AIRSHIPS | Will be adopted against Bulgarian counsel with Walter Lindner, Henry jtwo diamond solitaire rings, $4,000). 4 mbulance Surgeons Aronson aud — ~ —e ——_— arts in Russia, ‘M. Powell and Robert C, Cummins as | | sapphire and diamond ring, $4,000; | the ond of Aunteh, whan $400 {a emal! Chandler of the) diamond and platinum bar pin, $4,000 7 ) een in ene nm -| expired paenciane. ah tease acted as ex. |the Tax Department got a little care- | atemand rot $4,000; J echsy la.|_ Policeman Cox of the Grand Ave- | bills mysteriously disappeared trom| Berlin War Office To-Day ane| sales as ¢ o'clock A, My New pert advisor to the committee, less with harmless looking ciphers | Vatitere, 44,000; diamond dinner ring, |"Y* Station sent in a general am-| the commutation ticket office, Short nounces That the War Craft Even M. MadJjario, Bulgarian Representatives. of real estate as-| and added one more than he should 49699; diamond studded watch, $2,600, | PWlance call which brougit the am- ly after this the man who has now sad Minister to Russie, will noe ny . soclations, organizations of tax pay-|to the V tein valuation, which|” ‘yey preston Gibson's room ad. |Ulances from Bushwick and 8 disappeared reported that bis cash Were Damaged. pelled. His passports wil Lot se d en $500.00 Mar ospitals. The surgeons foun ud been forced ope: ‘ ‘ - ers and a few heavily taxed citizens should have hen £5098 . A nie ya nr | joined that of her grandmother, She aloes mare te ny Riap Prager ea had been forced open and $3) neRLIN, Oct. 4 (by wireless teleg-|given to him and he will be pet appeared at the seasion, Two wo- | Mi Woisiel ts velinsteln is rele- |@lao retired early that night, In the|! 1" ) oan Hill drug store, whore they When the:ofiice . raphy to New York).-It was offi. |initted to remain undisturbed, al- men with grievances and tax notices | gated from the Carnesio-Rockefeller | morning they were awakened by Mise | Nad hear Glace ata? piillad ‘ Bie ilediy Ager Bs acioednaasehic) MRO ed to-day that two/tough no official relations will be {in hand waited for Muyor Mitchel) class to that of the very numerous! Beachy, who told them she had arisen E . day morning a kit of burgiar's tools matntained with him as the repre- fo appear in the witness chair but |"*half-milliondires,” nevertheless his eyrly and had decided to clean her |OUt Of the wreckagy hy ssnnven | wan found on the offlee floor, deponit | tritish monitors had been damaged | onrative of King Ferdinand, | $5,000,000 valu ation wl 1 tar 4 until mistreas’s jewels, Sho had found the | te Hulph and Laberty Avenue sta boxes had bene rifled and cash draw: | jefore Tu iunne by German naval) The Foreign Office exph ‘aus (Continued on Sixth Page.) |sweare rp Rie AMS \ safe ompty. Even two insurance ‘ons . Jera broken o In the compartmen. | jiry the fact that Russie alone esas ae , ——_———— pit policies of Mro, Gibson's, which had — TH a Re yeaias he so aeauie| where the Pullman tekets were sold; LONDON, Qet. 4.--Haplaining thé/ultimatum to Bulgaria was due to , |been placed there, were gone: were Mra. John Skidmore, her daus , records had been destroyed, and it!-easona for the recent British suc- | volunta > oI ; a WOMEN LEAP FROM AUTO, “AMERICAN RED CROSS ter Loulae and her friends, Mrs. Pree- | Suspicious Robbery Started In-| war in tnis office the cierk who failed | am agai, the Germans in the Se alte ae thw nation's bart 4 I loss Lurey wn Lizzie Lorey, ait ; to appear that morning had worked. ,-cgion of 1 the official statement | nance in the one peeserely | | Albert Thomas Noy S83 | i man’s home and learned that he re-| {eadquuarters $ say La kan people: oF ” — WAS SUNK SUNK BY MINE Street: Rose Asturi of No. 1 | age in Accounts. Jturned there early Friday morning! “It was not by any soldierly quat-| woe, iy ‘ . . hen cass , way; 3 nony Yaskazow | A hed aekad cw kee t f ; ay hether England, France and Italy 4 Control Car Runs} p olans Ses » to ¥3 Mra. Anthon — and had p r ng bay and {ities of the En attack, but by a| y ‘ PAVE Unable i ‘ Physicians and: Nurses There’ Broadway; Ligsio Salby of Nu. | |left the house hurriedly. |auccessful surprise and by a gas ate! t mate fi ae ale saprevsniations Over Three — Two Others Care tor German and | Naval Experts Practically Certain] 79 Lexgett Avenue, ant Mary Con-| Detectives are to-day searching for a tuck. ts rs abc ees ae . i | " A “ ors of No, 1152 Leggett Avenue % ax eallan nis » Yo “ene | ee .ction has not yet been Dangerously Injured | Austrian Prisoners. Disaster Was Not Caused by |" ” . | Hekot seller of the New York Cen) WILSON GOING TO GAME. tussia felt compelled to make this ; | . Both of Thom: UTTB Wore | ral Offices at the Grand Central Ter- move in view of the fatturs of all ALTOONA, Ta, Ovi, Saree) TROGRAD, Oct. 4 (via London) orpedo, The wi teovived Culm aud bruises | ; coat deat LS ers vAl {ure 0 women were killed and two others) et ninty-elicht and) were all suf x from sho inal, who disappeared following a| Wires efforts to bring pressure through seriously injured in a motor car ac-|~ ine PM . lak Mae or obbery in the ticket offices early Fri-| World's Series at Philadelp ON BE BELGIAN COAST her means on King Ferdinand, It | nurses, comprising the major part + ‘ 4 Aik wine Ge Gre cident at Roaring Springs near here, |!" ciaibiee 1 Cros unite, which io Them {ay morning Close to $5,000 was) WASHINGTON, Oct, 4—President iy the view of the Russian Govern- Jaat night. Tho car, which was driven | Ur American Tied {rows on im : said to have been found aboard wel Levin, twent earn sien in the. pobbe | Wilson to-day wired for seats at the bent that the recall of its Minister by William B, Bberle of this city,| ave beer serving In Germany anv lin Hiner Hesperian before she 4 k, of No. gIsT Seventh Avenue, | second game of the World's Serlos be: AMSTERDAM, Oct. 4-~Tho ‘Teles NOU convince the Bulgarian peop! a weed pa some jos earth along | \ustria for the last ten months, ar) song off the Irish coast, Sept, 4, are and Felix Orlewitz, nineteen veurs old] ‘The only statement raliroad oficial’ jtween the Philadelphia 4 Boston | erie, a eh wlan that King Ferdinand's policy ts dan an ante. ele the women, | "ed in. Petrograd to-day in charge ually convinced that the vessel! # musician, of 142 Seventh Ave-| would make concerning the affair|(eams in Philadelphia next Saturday. | SPIE announces that five Aeroplanes) cp yy he Stato highway and the women) 0°). Garey a, Snoddy of Knoxville, \ ing icpalt SU anaea: 4. Buc Were dikehatined t \ i " tary Tumulty and Dr, Cury 7, {0% the ailles yesterday ombarded —— becoming frightened, Jumped, landing | 1 Fae eee aie: | was wrecked by a mine, ‘Their find | fviet hn ‘the i= |came from H, B. Miller, assistant to ssighitl impany. the Prenident | 2eebruxies on Balsiah’ oonak a care for Angle ke G uF pene at ae 1 Will accompany the Presiden i‘ LT jell & enon, bi 1 the | German civil and military prisoners in ee lies a EaBREUAS to Secretary on suaplclon Vice President Davia | and possibly a “fan” or two from among | 30M tie bombs which were MACKENSEN REPORTED erle was unable to control the) sii"! aniels this week. 7 ape the Cabinc. mem> | dropped weighed saeventy-tive pounds. machine and crashed into his com- | rine Americans are acting unrey the, ‘THe Captain of the Hesperian aub- | Hi We do not want the name of the bine. pembere oer Med ript pari AT THE SERBIAN LINE panions, Miss Susan Bussman, fifty- | Auspices of the American Red Cross, | mitted the metal fragments which he man disclosed, because we expect his| New England to Take #75,000,000)antiairoraft guns, which brought WITH 250,000 MEN. nine years old; Miss Sophia Bussman, | @lthougkh the German Government tn jcontended were pieces of a torpedo. | arrest in a very short time and have of the War loan, j down one machine Another was and Miss Elste Frischmuth, both | defraving thelr cxpenser readauar: | Some of them were given to the naval | been requested by those in charge of| BOSTON, Oct. 4.—New Hngland’s|compellod by a defective motor to| BUCHAREST, Oct. 4—Field Mar- forty-five years old, were killed and|the physicians and nurses will be dis: |uendon at the American Embassy at| jz ie hee 7 r the search for him not to make pub- Ours. A ton Anges h Joan wil land n Nieuwvhet, on Datch ter-|shal von Mackensen, with 250,000 two see of Bberle were danger-! tributed among the various camps|London and forwarded to the State | ena tamabiien for tre "Check ‘room for bag {lic his identity,” he said ot Y B.00e0 von. fe wag |Pitery, and a Brilieb officer was in-|troops withdrawn from the Russian dey end eight, Toles " 325,000,000 will come f Boston, tt was bs * ously bi throughout the empire, Department. rt, dala leona The Qret of the thefts coourred at st President Saxe Points Out Evils at Hearing of Legisla- Competent Assessors Lacking —State Watch on Local tem of taxation throughout the State was lax an’ Inefficlent. Askeg for sumgested President Saxe gave the following: Adoption of the tax article in the “new Constitution County super lly by Boards of Su- remedies, isors of assessments appointed loc proved corporation taxes. Income taxation when the public is yeady for it, but not at present. REAL ESTATE MEN FLOCK TO ators Ogden L, Mills, Chairman; John Machold, Edward A, Everett, Willian Four tax lawyers of prominence acted as counsel to the committee Bron- tle With Mrs, MeMillan an, Widow of Senator. |FAST BATTLE CRUISERS try Home. Wilson, Secretary Daniels and Chair man Padgett of tha House Naval Committee decided tu-day at a con- vinced him that fast warships of powerful types were absolutely es- sential to a well-balanced navy, He indfcated bis opinion that the submersibles will recognized by important additions, President Wilson will confer on Wednesday with the Advisory Board headed by Thomas A ison, Mr. been the fault of the assured. They wanted the jewels back and did not want the money if the jewels could be found. We have had two firms of detectives work on the to be cause and the 1 of their work is that ‘it was ‘There sum an inside job.’ is no prospect of any arrest in the case and nothing HIM IN CARNEGIE CLASS : 8 ordin ortune of more than $30,000,000 when » die The Senator's widow is in- tely fond of Jewelry, and in ad- dition to the pieces lost, which were Isaac Weinstein Should Be Assessed $5,000,000. As possessing $5,000,000 worth of per- | COXt her $1,500 more mer home at Manchester, Mass. Th Carnegie and John D, Rockefeller Jr.) . “When I get $6,000,000 I'll let you | MeMillans live at Washington, D, 0. Now it develops that some clerk in Cornwall & SAYS HEAD OF STATE BOARD semanas AS 2 CARS CRASH ON BROOKLYN LINE Is Crushed In Nine persons were injured when a nue car at Fulton Street and Rock cars were broken Jolin McCormick, motorman of the Stahl. 604-98 SESS OTS THe eee AIRSHIPS BOMBARD METZ —_—_———<+e Berlin Again Claims to Have Defeat- OFFICIAL GERMAN REPORT. BERLIN (via London, Oct. 4).—Following is the text of the report “German aviators bombarded Chalons, where the French rear guard was assembling, with visible results. “Yesterday morning five enemy monitors bombarded Zee- brugge without result. Three Belgian civilians were victims of this bombardment.” OFFICIAL FRENCH kEPORT. “There has been almost continuous fighting with hand grenades and bombs, accompanied by artillery fighting from each side, in the vicinity of Quennevieres and of Nouvron. sured, there were fifteci P Fulton Street car bo of ee a; ‘ ; the Tribuna says that Gen, Sir lan Hamilton, Britis! HEARING. 6s, Len aly yA rir aba asta nia BA sald tod A nA “In the Champagne district there has been artillery fighting y h commander at the a on $500,000 Instead of alved at $35 She wore jewelry to’ New York rammed a Hamburg Ave: | ane i soe ’ Dardanelles, has beenat Salonica to inspect arrangements made for the Members of the committee are Sen- bed at night, and on the night of the| \ in the vicinity of the Navarin Farm, anding of troops. robbery had on a patr of pearl ear- “Yesterday evening two cc cks 2 part of the Nec hen ; J. Boylan and Archie D. Sanders: | iy Winston of No. S74 Weat | TNES Valued at $4,000 and two dia- away Avenue, Brooklyn, at a little ail Ye on wag ie unter ~ me alk - i PETROGRAD (via London), Oct, 4.—Unless Bulgaria has con- JAssemblymen Fra eae eee arene ae ine tan books mond and pearl finger rings which|after noon to-day. ‘The front plat enemy to the north of Mesnil were repulsed. The night passes ceded fully the demands of Russia concerning the breaking off of rela- | quietly on the remainder of the front. i }form of the Fulton Street car was tions with the central powers by 2 o'clock this afters Gillen and Charles D. Donohue, All| PY | ‘The robbery occurred on the night Ps ; : ) afternoon the Russian onal property, His only associates | rl crumpled up and all the glass in both | One of our air squadrons has thrown down on the Sablons tn} his save Thorne were present, in this) @ROIUAIVG. Claewcase Androw | OF AUS: © IONE St bo MOU IRN “atimy« | ANIC HEROS BIR BEARS Mel | Minister at Sofia and his staff will depart, Railroad Station at Metz no fewer than forty shells of heavy cali- bre. Other French aviators have continued the bombardments in banking circles bere to-day. AND HEAD OFF AID TO TURKS —_——_—_< += Time Limit Given by Petrograd to ah Guetta: FOR OUR WAVY NOW sri “INSIDE JOB.” ; ed the British—Paris War Office Government at Sofia Expires, and Wilson and Daniels Decide to Have) «6, ya Gun While Mise 4 Reports’Success inthe Artois and; Russian Envoy Is Believed to FICTITIOUS VALUES SET.| That Type of Ship New Fea |S “lees silat | | a ase me || tee Get coee | Champagne. | Have Already Started Back Home. WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.—President ; MACKENSEN WITH 250,000 | ry | I i - sshmeeheneget ag MerbaBlran roo lye The firm of Saimuols, i Y ¥ \issued to-vay by the War Office: SAID TO BE NEAR SERBIA Officials Suggested. naval pevblem tor thé qomtaiess | Stevens of No. $1 William Strect win! @°-* be 2 | “North of Loos our attack continues to make progress _ nica bf Coheteie aball tude Gia adi lee to Besa of Mrs, James Mc- $ e | North of Givenchy the French obtained a tirm foothold in a | ATHENS (via Paris), Oct. 4.—All doubt as to the entrance of 4 Hlan, widow of the 0 om | fi rapes if : é : wetore the Mills wegisiative Com. | Hon oF Test Phe cate ce. wexliiiualaan cine et Ha Bi ; trench on a hill, but south of Givenchy we repulsed French Greece in the war on the side of the entente allies has now been disposed 1 mi.tec cn Taxation to-day Mar 4} ine ance money, but the styetery. ob the| ® |) ~ attacks, Northeast of Neuville our counter-attack recaptured of. The official organ of the Government says that the landing of % axe, President of the State Tax” secretary Daniels said that the re- ygastitinn robbery will not be cloured. H fogty yards of trenches. French ? hatonica | 2 — Commission, denounced the present port made to hin by Naval Construe- | Gisree stigvens of tho incuranc | Northwest of Ville-sur-Tourbe and northwest of Mas. Thret¥h troops at Salonica Is for the purpose of assisting-Greece. one ¥ s tor McBride, who returned from Eng- hak ; 4 » ‘ ‘ “ i an Ss: i : ° ; , form ee Pe aise oe via ae land last week after investigating | Atm said to-de ve shall pay the NIN ARE H T siges (easfern Champagne region) French attacks broke down This organ says that if tor the promot. the Government considers farcical, and» ° thay ¥e- caval lessons of the war, con- Insurance right away. The delay has under our concerted fire, the assistance ot the allies as premature, it is none the less to aid and support Greece that the allies are at Salonica, France and England enter the Balkans as traditional friends of Greece, and not otherwise. The Greek Government has seized the Macedonia railroads, of which two are Austrian and one French, By landli troops in Saloniea the French are in a position to head off the Germans If they should overran Serbia and attempt A a Edison now is in Washington dis- | 4 ee i to relleve the Turks by sweeping through Bulgaria, The Allies papleghls fet Se are cussing plans with Secretary Danioly, |Pe™!Ns for us but to pay the in-| y ae | PARIS, Oct. 4.—Following is the text of the French otticial report: | are supposed to have a great army on the Island of Lemnos Tuleston, City and county boards of —— oe oat ; Aotorman Among Chief Suf- | “We have continued to make progress to the north of Arras | within quick striking distance, and Italy Is belleved to have a tree snes Mrs, McMillan, who is an aged a * ' 5 cehicawal aN ¢ an mendous force at Brindisi. baie review and assessment, woman, is expected to leave her} erers as Front of Car in the Forest of Givenchy and at Hill No. 119. Here we occu- 3 ccemeines loips (eee een giad CARELESS CLERK PUT granddaughter. Mrs. Preston Gibson, pied the crossroads of five highways. SALONICA, Oct. 4.--Two powerful Russian squadrons have ap. peared off the Bulgarian Black Sea port of Varna, according to despatches ‘received here to-day. ROME, @ct. 3 vit Paris, Oct. 4.—A telegram from Athens to —————®_ As Russia drawn a distinction be- TWO BRITISH MONITORS [twee “nthe Bulgarian Government and [The time limit from Russie terned, front, has arrived at the derbies (