The evening world. Newspaper, October 18, 1915, Page 2

eestenwellcrenretneee wcermsnces secant ities a ee oe MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 Serbian Crown Prince Has Narrow | Escape From Capture in Belgrade WOMAN SPY SHOT, a ‘WYPROTIZED LIKE TRILBY, WASHINGTON WILL Poot eee re eeeeeeee ttt eeeeerrrrr rrr tee) =e a ae ¥ : - 4 Stolen Document Restored, ts Re-|A Orchertra Leader at Res Mosedeme ; : : ’ tived With Ceremony by tors of Taking and With ome vaney. Basenan vore| ; GERMAN OFFICER Peale of Virginia holding Her 6298 ng ey the Mar of Dratenas. ! FAIRFAX COURT HOUBR, Ve.) Leopold Mobis, lenter of the geboukageian, Tobjavke Peak ant a a , * Oot ih Marton Washington's @fl | orchertre at Havtors wielded Ble end conupied Trove ; — —_ ‘ "the heton ind under ot net Se Frames ane Severe Paris War Office Says Three Attacks Were + | charge Avainat Hor Was Aid- \rouper uring one ot| of Okie ons charge of Brand tar This mpreeet ae strane of - ; ‘ = . Hull Hen and later|cony Men Adeline Joeepa, & @idow, eboet Btare wiles werom (he fromtver Defeated Northeast of Souchez — Big ? ' 0 the coepuan of 4.| anventy pon 4, aoounee tim of ‘The capture of Hrumnites eave the Batti t Lib ; ing elgians to Escape #as returned to the | casting @ draft for 626 for her ond gies control of the Malonion Ninh tie on a ons. : COUnty archives to-day WIth elaborate pocketing the proweeds Arraigned Railroad for Ofiy wine worihward —_—-—- to England eavementes. before Magic Meadne he from @alomica, ebout « third OFFICIAL FRENCH REPORT. _ Recently the Ptate of Virginie ued!) Weet Bide Polos Court yesterday, ditene te Bish = Miremmiisn > ‘ ‘ 4 _ tm the Supreme Court of} the hearing wae set for Friday twenty tatiee enet of the rustrond. wet] PARIS, Oct. 18.—Following is the text of the communication Issued FIRING PARTY LooKson, |2.", sarees,” peered ap ed bp genom ad i was reporied the Beebo Frenee iodsy by the French War Offke |torke decumemt. Mr Morgen eug-| Mre Joseph says she first met Britian forces were went | fe : | | nemted that it be placed in Mount Ver on the uses ward and geouring the line ot the Three new attacks on the part of the enemy against our Victim Was Miss Cavell, a an Geirten Gounty Gh, feweren, here che Suet he vanced north iY . me anys temo Chat they of positions at Bols-en-Haache, to the northeast of Soucher, were , cates Kt wee part & thelr court where her Bus ag sted —-—— 4 Nurse and Daughter of Seen ae eee Cus at on Casa, | wate wee > proeminene eabmaaieh: Be completely checked last night by curtains of fire, in which both . Fo A gg od A i See FG BELGIANS MOWN | artillery and infantry participated English Clergyman will te dropped the beach. Me was ! DOWN, IN BATTLE, wD | “To the south of the River Somme, in the sector of Lihons, . sveral Pollard ef “Vitginie 4 | me as Bvenasli da. BUT HBLD GROUND. there has been almost continual fighting with trench weapons, preme Court t | LONDON - wave of tn soph told @ reporter “ while in the mean time our batterles directed an effective fire oul mpel J. P More return the a Washington wi La he fi ork tense anger, ae weil as o fooling of The Attorney General had the ‘wilt i” Ly Oct 18—The Nelgisehe @tandardt. against serman works. horror, has swept over Great Briteis pis possession to-day and before the published here, mys a terrible o-| “To the north of Verdun German forces have endeavored result of the execution tm Brus» | Sours ihe went to Palrtas to setors terment ~S ‘and Sunday! to occupy the craters of certain mines recently exploded be sols of Mise Edith Cavell, an Bag- | st 1 the clerk of the Court, Yeor front 7 7 lish nurse, daughter of the late Kev. a CHICAGO, Oct, 18.—Seventy-four vio Righte The firing was expecially tween the lines. They everywhere have been repulsed. Frederick Cavell, former Vicar of lations of the Bunday Saloon Closing Law Wielent near Dixmude and Ypres | “Last night witnessed very spirited infantry fire between rdeston, Nortolk. It te certain to ZEPPELIN RAID KILLED were recorded in revised police reports ‘This bombardment was the prelude " ; come up in Parliament. crease of forty-ain over te an Gitemet by the Germans to the tregphes in the vicinity of Nomemy, Our artillery in the h to the Dally Mail from SICK IN HOSPITALS when break the Belgian Hines, The Helgian same region has dispersed groups of pioneers of the enemy, | Ammterdam enya: | preecnts Ny a atyre ce ie particularly to the east of Eply and near Gremecey and Bion- “Much details ae tt to possivle to = onemy’@ communication chen p ollee © cone 0 1 - ‘ Guatbasind Ma fafentry 00 they leaped court, and it has also bombarded the railroad station at Bla- $f alae Cavell at Mrussala arene tot. ,StiT at Coroner's Inquest as Father [oes 2 Htoati from the trenches. A second atinck mont.” was repulsed. The charge against her was of aiding Delgians to escape to England, it is stated she bid them in her house and provided them with money ad yonnon, Oot, 18 addresses in England and belped tO Weanosday night amnusele them across the frontier. “The German military court found place tn the Dix- rs known as “Although mowed Belgians have been and not yielding of One Victim Calls on Kaiser to Meet Him Before God, | i f OFFICIAL GERMAN REPORT. BERLIN, (via London) Oct. 18.—Following is the text of the official statement issued to-day by the German Army Headquarters Staff con- cerning the war on the western front; iB } ~More details of Zeppelin raid on London were told at inquests to-day, The Coroner favored formal ver- her gulity and sentenced her to deato gioty, “BOLLING GREEN’ NEW FASHION TIN: WMRS.GALTSFANCY, ee ne ee eee ete eee terre ree 65-55.65-5 05965056 SEFSSE SEE EEE EEEEEEES +e REREREE EE EE OH LEVEE EPDVD PIED Mternmeise, ‘Ont e ; seni ' ie b ous vould suggesting that no peoful pur- / nf z A » 18. —Crown|atantly exposed himself in encourag-| by shooting. The exeoution ground pose could be served by denunciations “The trench work northeast of Vermelles, which projects Prince Alexander of Serbia narrowly |ing his soldiers to further resistance. |was a garden or yard in Hruseels of Germans, far into the ene: ositions, 5 escaped capture when the Austro-| Not until the Teuton invaders were | surcounded by # wall. A German fir- “| protest against this,” said the sale enemy positions, was repeatedly attacked by the German troops entered Belgrade, actually entering the city did *he|ing party of #ix men and an oMcer father of one of the victims, rising English with strong forces. All their attacks failed, with heavy @ Bucharest despatc to the Krouz Zoltung. The Crown Prince personally directed the defense of the capital, and to gain delay he con- joave, Then his retreat was nearly cut off. Several of his staff offi were captured and others killed, but the prinee escaped. was drawn up in the garden and jy court, awaited its victim, “My son was murdered by | She was led iM the Katsor’s order, 1 summon tho | by soldiers from @ house nearby,| Kaiser to meet mo at the judgment | ‘. blindfolded with a black scart. seat of God and answer for the death "Up to thie minute the woman, |of my son and tho other poor p losses, and the trench work remained in our hands, “Attempts of the French to attack ai Tahure were subdued by our fire. " 4 Evidence showed that, in one vicin- | BUS QUESTIONS “A new enemy advance, with the object of recapturing lost | ee white, bed atebped out lity several persone died in hospitals | Positions south of Leintrey, was unsuccessful, It cost the rench, $52,879,650 PERSONAL TAX the. vitle DAY. Nar sizenatD (Ab 1a TIN AROMAS Bla a norte eka AND ANSWERS "hig : aiwollth addition to sanguinary losses, three officers, seventeen com- | missioned officers and seventy-three chausseurs as prisoners, “On Schratzmannele the enemy could not recapture a single \ gave out and ahe tottered and fell to demolished and the driver, conductor, the ground thirty yards or more from & special constable and several others in the vicinity were killed, ve apot where she was to have been | ony bomb broke a big water main shot. and killed and injured a number of “How can 1 get over to Riverride Drive comfort- ably and conveniently from upper Fifth Avenue?” “SWORN OFF” TO $687,850 The Tax Department to-day completed figures for all boroughs on Color Predominating in Her Trousseau Already Taken foot of ground by his attacks, notwithstanding the use of swear-offs of personal tax valuations up to and including Oct. 9. There “The officer in charge of the execu- | people. A cross-line at rroth Street a - it told of if Up by Capital Society. sderable quantity of ammunition, ; von | rere 4471 persons exaoiined, and the total ot the valuations the ‘ax || on walked to her, She lay prone on| | Witicame told of manufacture |Il Costes all the, buses unr + ‘ : Department experts had fixed on their property was $52,879,650. This ||the xround, motionless, The officer ttack, was hit by @ fragment ning north or south on Fifth “Yesterday German air squadrons attacked the fortress of amount wag sworn down to $687,850 Woenilacew 6 lnten: peeviee revelce’ | pots. 6 Romp AeA So Daly Burt that Avenue with the Riverside 1850, ti al ym | he ater, ; WASHINGTON, Oct, 18.—Naturally Belfort, drove off the enemy aviators and dropped eight bombs ‘The results by boroughs follow: Ld a oe pores f through | A pollce Inapoctor teatified that ten Drive line, running to wi the chief interost attending the forth- on the fortress. A number of fires were observed to have been Final the head as she lay on the floor, Seoroas tn cae vioioity io tates Wein Street and Broadway. It’s : coming marriage of President Wilson caused by explosions. Persons. Assessment. Aaseasment, “The firing party looked on, The! utes, just another of the conveni- i sane Bare, Mermen Galt ta now een- Manhattan ...... a7 $34,142,700 $423,460 || omcer quietly returned his revolver ent and pleasurable routes pation troussati wich Mrs, Brooklyn « a8 11,212,180 160,000 1170 ite cnse and ordered the soldiers ITEMS FOR INVESTORS, eis ni ‘asserobli ne pasting. had no right to hold 109,048 shares of 85 2,752,600 16,600 1] 4 carry the body to the house, where ind partial distribution Ft ‘bh in ‘Washington ‘an Balt! Son eat red. for eeane stock there ap. ane, 8,500 |] narge was taken of it by a Belgian Nov. 15. Books close rai cath ios enaoiee aa the dow! Billard,” ‘said Me ate debe le -a7A,700 woman, acting under the instructions ——- enue | qualified for a great career ‘ of the Spanish Minister, who Payment. of Pennsylvania Steet . oy yt helg-l aberrant A MILLIONS 10 PLUMBER Had fallroading by angling’ coal tn undertaken the responsibility for the y, Bethlehem Steel Company Bu bs lence, ————— | bod: nding arrangements for the rest at rate of - — Feaid body pending adaptability, the modistes who U Billard appeared in the office of ; : Charles 8. Belien, w burial, atid —tnvanted “Allce Hue" for Alles Roose ho money, but he wanted ty junit: | BETHLEHEM STEEL STOCK HS tty] tne execution has shocked the| Net operating Income of raliwaye | e=—=—= — - volt, now Mrs. Longworth, aad “Helen 109,948 shares of the Hoston and ist * *2] whole Belgian community, who speak /of the United States for July in- OED Pink” for Helen Taft, have named the Maine. The New Haven borrowed ALMOST REACHES 500 noun 4 TR + [ts the bloodiest act of the whole |creueed, #39 per mile, or 18 3-10, por . new tint sdlected by the President's ; $10,000,000 ana lent ng $2,100,000 oa x i +14 | war” : ih AR had Laminey—on oot, 17, ELIZAMERH nse } tock iE TIL] Mise Cavell’s relatives knew that VARIS years, a . Mrs. Galt was a Bolling before her| (Continued from First Page.) | gverminney’ the credit, the stock and ‘ 1a > {R| Mise Cavell’ dence of her niece, Mrs, William Dixon, marriage. Her y name is noted Bing cles except the name of| Market Closes Firm, Especially on 4e% [12 ]ene was under arrest, but her mother 63 Watchogue Koad, West New Brigh- 4 Virginie and ‘its tation to Hard, and with the knowledge and “ o78 | Thad not heard from her directly since ton, so important a adam will ‘Some monopolize interstate commerce ie pretended i Soe Makati War Stocks — United States iy i 8 last April. " New York Railways Company for isons pyc ig ire ay they ren * 4 _ as _ Hang meat with wide approval. | ullty of m misdemeanor. ft wilt be |;utneritas that the stock did not be- Steel a Feature, BRT 18 Ife Sscreanedaase.ebiccompared’with | Nes. tt” taterment a, Peter's Obae: being made for the wed- | "¢°°##ary for the Government to show] “The stock was entered on the books Steels 2s By tat WOMAN'S ALARM FOILED | previous year. ow t Stag abd cearastreasen are at'werk on | that these persons, with criminal in. |of the New Haven at ior te'procka| Bethlehem Steel tock almost |S tinen! aii. Leah mean PLN am er RET Py parte of the 190 there ts no air | tent, did conspire to monopolize the| to Billard at 126—a loss to the railroad |touched 600 to-day on the Stock Ha. | Slow shpifiela thy t fy escdtat fot, “epoatt of Muercast Pecitic | Ware cones, AMDANW 0. SHIPMAN. Of baste, It is said Mrs. Galt is con-| commerce in and between certain | hecnine pooniine tir oy Jeqitaticn, 1 |Meat reached but ‘could fon tag CRACKSMEN AT WORK |tlon extended to Dec. 15. Notice of funeral h gee ie Meowtaner iy sonst eee States, We must prove that they pany to take “over Gietatoch Sree [Ret Suite: Besant bale hen! casei ee eae = = — ‘and put the finishing | know they wero violating the law and| Billard it was bought from him far |t? ® thousand, As it ts, however, iy te ERicnes.to er tretemen It cen be intended to violate the law. ito a share at & profit of $3,760,000 | Bethishem ia the highest priced stock he — i Top Had Been Ripped Off Safe, pm bate eprted that the wed-| WiLL EXPLAIN ENTIRE Trans. |*, considerable reward for the uae of}on the Exchange, and yet has not ny f 1 hed ‘will not take place until early in PORTATION SITUATION - Sa name and nothing else for about| paid any dividends, iy > Hi but $600 Was Untouc ; hie Mrs. Galt is 2 an| “Wo must consider not only what|,,"80me of the Billard profits—ana| There was report that Bethlehem 1) By + *g When Police Came. nal visit’ to the Washington |was done but the manner du whic, (here Were many inetancas in. wien | financiers have under consideration a|Uish ( i end ¢ woll Known modiete and 8] tn ted ch) Billard's name appeared,” said Mr.| plan to readjust the capital by issuing | ie sae t ait| Hearing strange noises at 3 o'clock are eaid ‘at work on sey- | ‘2!nes were done and the means used, | Batts, “were used for the acquiaition|ten shares of new sock for each | Wow aay Kl this morning in the United eval afternoon oan ber {The Government will undertake to fi Seoareuere pag) Shep mu ponl- phere a ag Soyer i Sraines and | Yer qj 2 t 1g Store at No. 644 Third Avenue, w! ‘ ‘This explain tonne ment oF A jehem hax outgrown | "3% D teonived eed 05 of dark tive Sroadoloty, | ituatlon in New Bugland frosr save a the New Haven and Tia plana |e Dreaent capitalaation of, abo,000 |" adjoins her home, Mrs. Nora Chriat- | Extra Special for Monday and Tuesday green common stock, equi t r o} ct 7 . Sevetya, with collar, cuffs and baad-| When the Sherman act became a law) PROFITR, YOED, g1Q CONTROL | HEt8 Siocon, Hunkers’ and broke a SRO Pe eee ee tat Chocolate Covered ings of q until the present day.” hi Discussing the secret purchase of | favor readjustment because at pre ANOTHER BUFFALO FIRM climbed to the second floor and 4 “ " Pi " itor of LLE of fine Chi Covi , Government's contention that all) Might not that ate: Chartes | transactions. OF BROKERS ASSIGNS Third Avenue and returned with great thai not get down to specific descrip- 5 combinations were wrong. The charge|F, Brooker at one time asked in a|, The Market closed firm, with ad- pecan Policemen Murray and Labey and tions. The assortment you purchase may be en- 's not of combination, he sald, but| meeting whether there was not dan- | Vancing prices in war alooks. United Scie wae ene liven le. ibe tirely different from that of your neighbor. Every ’ of illegal combination with intent to| er that a line might be formed to| Hulen Riedl Was Diriuillly wrong) imPALO, N. ¥., Oct. 18,—Paut | Thoms we F——\\ piece a osuine delight—a sm of delicious perfec- monopole or strangle competition. | Permit » competing line to #o up the Lambert and Company, stock brokers, | "¢!6hborbood, ded the clger Hier, BATRA BPRCIAL TOR MONDAY 15¢ poole ‘onnecticut River beyond Hartford. = dealing through the Pittsburgh Con, | The four then surroun ie AND TUESDAY ONLY. POUND BOX There was no feeling on the side|We shall show that Mellen replied Closing Quotation ‘si store. Threo men were found in the ; of the Government that all the 165] that he thought they would be able to} Wits wet changes from pe solidated Grain and Stock Exchange, s 4 were arrested, Inves- Special for Monday Special for Tuesda roads composing the New Hav revent any appropriation in Congress Ne |assigned to-day. The’ recent bull | /asement an: Z | eat Haven »: High. Low oh’, had CREAMED FILBERT#— | | AssonTED by * ts lo open the Connecticut above Hart-| ais, Hid. te > £4 | market is believed to be the cause, | Uigation showed that the store ba VANILLA CHE. ’ Amounts tem should be “unecrambled” now. | tong ot ae gat boen entered by sawing a hole through || | These mute are the chotceat treae- | | fovainar” wi But the Government held that the} “In establishing intent and ih + Eee MT mee of fneriees | Week eee. guilty * , and that the top had been iiups more ‘commonly yall criminal acts of Mr. Rockefeller and| knowledge, I may recall that a cor. | 4 ty ty Ty + .8| WELCOME TO DR. MAXWELL, | ‘he floor, ant Mite tivato containing || | kmown as Masel Nutet ouch ene Podam is & most lal remedy for his aspociates prevented proper and| poration, the New England Securities oo ah t Bi ft A CB: ia ripper ‘The cracksmen, bowe' ‘did ered te 4 int shell of 10c ¥ bh Company, Was formed in the State of ae EN om e+ Lang 4 | en ROUND BOX Pim Indue and minor | #¢rviceable competitive combinations Maine for the sole purpose of making | co iia! ge ode 1s 1B 8s 1 Dr. William H. Maxwell, City Super-| not get the money. skin Stietiane ‘and it is also an excel-| which would have been for the pub- Lays Abe Bee 11% + iS |intendent of Schpola, has returned from| ‘The prisoners said they were Harry Pr draft, One Grover Cleveland Rich-| Am Hide & vt 5 + lent treatment for and stub-|1ic good, As it cam ad ‘Am, Linseed : ie t 1g Ogonqult, Me., Where he spent the last| Blamer, twenty-two, No. & Goerck 84 BARCLAY ae good, le to pass Mr./ards, prepared for his sally into high| gm tocomutuite..; a” ft : $ Street; Daniel Ranlo, afterward iden- 4. fat 10 pomme i how quickly it sete on Pi he, ould. ovary _rallroadewith ane | Raanee FY A enrerul comancn O8 8 )tm Ee, Sant, 1° a pe kdown: When Neventered ‘no of, | tified as Daniel Gugtieimo, « member ATE AN DT | patieln desiba ta com. |Czcepton—and nearly all the trolley | Plumber, one of the oMcers of thia| Am: Ken Fuunde, Hom + “Bi fies this morning he found ttc ijot the “Dopey Benny” gang, and ow & mi . lexion, simply a upon the affected | 924 steamship lines of New England 5 mH a: 14% + S| with friends and banked with flowers. | Harry Morris, twenty-three, of No, ebb Li 7 SO Spe fell 4 h Aa. Woolen | Gig} R|There were letters and telegrams of | 72 Lowis Strect. ~ = spot at note the improve-|féll into the control of the New Ha- paid for and ail ne . hs pial wi ti [conaratulation from President Thomas | “hn prisoners were held for the | at hi gor a ven—masquera: ” ™ t i, 500, . 0 ie “hureh o e joard 0! juca. ws e C= Eid ‘and exerts tr werk of ling st [pendent corporations, “"’"** 4°" [thy aavious transaction five. diferent [Au at 1B ly on ae aa otra en only, three! rind’ before Maglotrate. Murphy: in || ag eetxoge she, Ma em B once. Its results afters brief time are| Ho said the-rond tod ecounts ware opened ih coe fay) 6b ah” to”) Oka Week nt his omes tor while” the Yorkville Court, ‘The epecitiod wetent often surprising. Poslam is absolutely | rom anne er Haan’ different deposita were made and nine 1m +4 Canada sow oo an antic] checks drawn.” vi re Mr. Batts the New ttt t af Soap daily for Toilet and | te?™/nal was sought by the New| According to ad wisi + af Haven $21,000,000 or ten times | Ches, sa 1h Bath, particularly if skin is tender and | Haven, but was not acquired, In the| Haven paid #2),000.000 or, ton tins us t other saps irritate, end a railroad which started with 626] {oy tines which it accumulated. Be t* ‘“ ” For eond 40. to Remar | miles of track hed sway over 7,600 ; a ariden: « HR Loelt 2", pooarines ies, im Wen Sb St., | miles and could exact tribute on its fuaford street Falla, tines “te ‘he Reae Ae oes fey 42" e oman 0 are ew I. y ruggists. t beginning clos the “neck of the} com Pra. Oo).) ls + Ne | Sold ows aces trom every inhabitant in bottle” emptying | frame into Now , t § By Dale Drummond. = STARTED IN TO CONTROL ALL] \°" M rot Tg ZI TROLLEY LINES. New York City from New England ' S11] A Year Before The Father —_— a the cane peaiiaion byes inant tne 9 ty ia Rasnuee oo +18 of His Country Took The Now A ring in Stamford and Meriden in 1696 was not| tema were not essential to the New { 6,'| || Oath of Office ppearing ? in pursuance of a definite xed pol-| Haven, Mr. Batte maid J.P. Morgan {18) |) Carstairs Rye was the i ‘ icy. It wae then merely inten to| forced the purchases in order to bloc! Tie country’s standard, Each tablish a breastwork against the| forever competing lines over thone t ry A | Serthwest sane Gpproach of competing svetems to-| routes and $11,000,000 was epent betors rik succeeding year has shown e venin or p and, Bueduey, ward New York City from New Kng-|the New Haven began to buy even + #81 ]] increased popularity, Used : a por P~ 4 land, But later, in 1904, there devel-| the rights of way of what ts now the thy “gtraight,’’orin High Balls, ATT LLALAA HATTA DAME TELI RLU ETP ‘202 Washing oped @ general policy of controlling|New York, Westchester and Hoston tig stairs Rye—in the non- A Lif. ° . aes ail trolley lines which could in any | Railroad, { ' 4 plac A Married Life Serial With a Moral of way interfere with the monopoly en- } z re - ) no 4 JXynen the courte of Massactiusetts en ERK > 31 ][.emenet for Husbands and Wi oe made ty heas tet tha Now Hevea | Bae ou har, = % Assorted Delights: