The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1915, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 2 1915 —— ' Women ide Astride OSBORNE ANGERS RILEY > BOMB CONSPIRACY | go) MM MOEA OOK . ‘ye Boatman, Thought to Be ° ‘ Dmg _ : : t \ wae : so ed by Onder bev ne Patient On Fece. Something Terrible, Priend:of “Lieut. Fay . A Came Out ta Spots On TTS J ° S ener " Questioned by Police } | au wee morning ¢ Terive horse ' Both Sides of Face. * ond ¢ — Mr Osborne whieh the Warden an fire ok « t queef af ic eee j be w oot , w on) od ' oA kee « Willard Parker Mos stable Y CUTICURA In the arrest of Albert Verkayk « The te Mle ‘ upprees all w . 4 had requested « {et atew Miree HEALED B 7 Gites, of No. 010 W Fort: | Nitie way inte the buliding when they . ’ to-day » Te e | x the Bre escape ~ of | " 5 ne . Sahih Birecl, New York the putice | aes ee ve t : vs pmibie University to take oo ut] The Gre mnitee a: the test +» SOAP AND OINTMENT think they are getting clowe to the | js oe @rnee amoke Hing Hing during hie ab ral runway leading ‘ petcindl race M@EAnization through whieh Lieut + Meine 40-enviwe dans |e ey fos pele * © bore. were stable san *00 tae an ae on oe | Rederi Kay. the German bomb plotter 5 aiekb Valais et ae ; ; : There ens Employers deny © wae smoking | Ae ie nt a ommme wath oe andied his contraband muff Saunas 60 eae aut iia ; ley th k B the plore biewe Ore OO 8 Cmething terviide, It came out to apete { Verkayk’s frantic efforts to bribe eee? on the tans ta the er hall tred en ig * i pet cat sorat «ma * dropped aod wes on both aides of amg Way to freedom, no lene than his chs Sai: of Senda ianaek wen aaaee y get . by a dri The wa me tter ‘i ' Wing off his beard and hiding in jtaken. Several women who had ehut | pi)" one, Jenever, be ¢ liar wate baad: ‘fee Benin s i New Jersey wince Fay and Behols ben | themecives in rooma with little ehil- | wiw y = wae re ru ‘ their friends were arrested last wee! dna © found ané led or carried |in Nabung th ~ --- < -—— u stra vered runway Mead the police to believe that he can out tn eatery proesauine the members of the Fre WILLARD SIGNS CONTRACT * fuse 1 tue straw Wdding of) A ap end statment, bes tay five them valuable information MOTHER AND CHILD DOWN EX. |). )0' twa Thepoctons “d ay owiney A fi oly mode my fee vee Ht was almoat by accident that Ver | TENSION LADDER. |Watcr'tiaa ane Shocratiy nemacrset| FOR NEW ORLEANS BOUT.) ween sions rea. bs and bs ied a / wes “Custos he as ay “4 af Potter | Clean ropi " ii) co-operate owe pany 26 arddVve ie an » me hes Cudeurs i (capa lineepre CO COREE REO ee Ei Were yO, poy gel mat of| NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2—Jeas Wil| rushed to the stelle and untied the |Oteteen hed dene fer people | ome 0 © | Clomsey of Wem New York heard that inmate Horse Show Amsociation and a life |seen by Bremen at @ window on the|M!\!" the wlioe by an aw et std, comune a Need ase yd ce ties the | Sen eee fan: ones eee a "George van Horn,” who bad « junk) Nn member of the American Hackney third Moor, The woman nad the obild 16 yiven in several of the Public and Tom Jones of the frightened animate and|&s two wenke my fare wes cer of beth } #hep at Mighth and Hudson streets,| Miss du Pont, Who Is Master | itorse society, of which her father, in her arms and was about to Juinp| Schools to attract chiltren from. the ¢ | tried to drive thew down the runway West New York, had too many aute ; William du Pont, is one of the di When an exvension ladder was put up| streets during the evening te get, two of them out Goes mobile tires, He questioned “van| of the Hunt, Will Show Her | tors Janda they were brougnt down, Many] Hrondway will be kept clos {but only got. tw bc Ml BO) | Perrqce, Youkers, N.Y, Jam ty 1018, Hern,” found bis answers vague, and rowds between Thirty-fourth The du Pont home, at Montpetier, | nantes left the building carrying f4F-| yy irtycighth Btreeta becwe f Va., le the historic estate of President | Hiture, beddir nd even dishes, Oc-) sible subway dangers James Madison. Tradition haa it that |Cupante of several other buildings the house was designed by President |#earby als fed their apartments, car- uncommon taste and skill, The for- | Were called out to keep thom in order, mal garden was laid out by the man| 19 forty-five minutes (he fire was PLAN T0 PRESIDENT who laid out the City of Washington, | @Xtinguisned, but previously policy these were so badly burned it necessary to destroy them Jocked him up, He notified Now York Famous Prize Winner. Police Headquarters, and Detective Pitepatrick was sent over. As soon @s “van Horn” beard of this he of- fered Clossey all the money he had, 4 $1,070 in new bills, to let bim go. Fitapatrick at once recognized the Sample Fach Free by Mati fig to the With 92-p. Skin Rook on request, Ad@- nh, Aft) | drome pomecard * many | dem.” Sold throughout the warkd. nearest lospital bu was the moasl wt away, where t Among the young society women of the South who are going to show their horses at the exhibition which begina Saturday morning at Madison d hs aa it w Dolly Mudi- a ‘hud begun carrying out Prisoner as Verkayk, though he had} Square Garden is Mias Marion dul son's day” * W8# 1" Dolly Madi he bodies of all the vic- ; ghaved off the beard he wore in New| Pont, perhaps the only one who can Mise e Peat te showing if noted ere found vn we eecund and| Miss McMillan Suggests Continuous ety winner Twenty-four Karat and a new ies br Baba nan Apt bat! = iat etre were oes ~ aaddie horse of the thoroughbred | Mra, Youdir and her three children | Conference of Neutral Nations type called Marjorie Moreland, Like | had perisned in « rear room on the @ lightermen, watchmen and others| Montpelier Hunt, and ia accounted | Mra, Thomas Hitchcock and #0 many | third floor other, apparently to Hear Proposal who ped ships of the French Line|one of the cleverest cross country | other women who follow hounds, M + ta them fro u ; Pont rides aatrhi to ABHINGTON, & 000 worth of sugar in the last| riders of Northern Virginia, She ia/(u Pont rides uatride. Tor the frat Mid WASHINGTON, No Fires, presumably set alno President cathe et the bine haw io “lject for a conference of de from the neutral countries with a view to expediting peace was dis nd with Secretary Lansing to- by Miss Crystal MeMillan of 2.—The pro of the Montpelier mates BK atler Uiwy Fete bort. tix men were arveied| EX, «GOV, SULZER 1S STAR hree more are awaiting trial, It is | known that Verkayk frequented ho. Hi moving picture production called “The Governor's Bows.” The photo play ; ib a hed y - vund in a bed- purports to deal with the career of Mr, ir flat across the hallway | London, a worker for the cause, julzer and to show the inside history that of the Yondirs. The two! Miss McMillan explained the move- of his impeachment, men who boarded with the family o ant GY baad hat " In posing before the camera Mr, |CUpled a amall inside room and ap-|™ePt by saying that its projectors parently were suffocated in their | Want the President to ask the neutral Gulzer was entirely at his ease and the cep. Their bodies were found tn /overnments to send representatives Pictures are entremoly life-like, al-|bed and in positions in which they |i, 4 conference at wh e though regret was expressed by some | had been sleeping eerover {pie in he police was kept] Tell Story of Impeachment. — | ww saw the first production that the |, Wat#ske, bis wife and little gon,/™ay be agreed upon, to be in con b. in Weehawken basin, where Fay kept ol ©} Andre, had been overcome, and died | tinuous session to consider anything boat. Verkayk had a house-| William Sulzer, ex-Governor of the |¢X-Governor is not shown in the act of | just outside their flat on the second n that might have a bearing in bring- a hy own to the |Partaking of his favorite refresnment,|Acor The boy's body waa clasped in | ing Tarnitz has joined Fits. | State of New York, was ah tes, restaurants and dance halls that|“The Governor's Boss” at McKin- were haunts of Fay and his brother- law, Scholz. Also it is known that| ley Square Theatre Purports to rerkayk's hi ever motor boat now jon o' ee ESET ETS Pe es arr y, about peace between the bel- tobacco in plug form, However, there | ‘82 Mother's arms, gerent. covernntents, ‘examining Verkayk in the Public on the screen-at the McKinley 2 An investigation into the origin of | "gccrnt, ee ot Wrapping \oraavk 18 the Bquare Theatre to-day aa the star in a |!* 20 lack of thrills, and Mr, Sulzer is|the fire was begun by Fire Marshal |; oeeuity Lansing listened — very supported by a capable company,|Tiomas Brophy, Assistant District |"tentvely. which includes Frank Tinney and| Attorney Reuben Wilson, in charge ical reas Pauline Hall, of the homicide squad of the District |GOVERNOR’S BODY ON SHIP. In a letter to the Palace Piayers| Attorney's offfee; Coroner Ernest | Film Corporation, producer of th Wagner, Capt. William Shaw of the | produce 0 Im, | edtord’ Avenue ii, Ghaw of the | Military Escort From Rhode | Borough Inspector James Dillon, y Final Honors to Sprague. | the persona questioned ek of interpré Members of the family of Gov. Will- —____. ination difficult, jam Sprague of Rhode Isiand, last of NE The owner of the building was sald |the Civil War Governors, who died a For Infants and Children, |" SONG FRAUDS ARREST. to be John Kovacs, a broker and /month ago in Part: red tas ker of No. 86 Grand Street. There so in Paris, arrived to-day with Genuine Castoria Fore ee SET LT Py Cries of delight from all the family welcome the light appetizing pancakes for breakfast which are a certainty from his body on the steamship Rochambea mu is no gas in the house and the rooms See Seale u “land hallways are lighted by lamps. A|f the French line, They are his widow. t iiented lamp Was nightly left in the | Mrs. William Sprague: his daughter-in: | first floor. It hung on |law, Mrs, Inez Sprague-Stiness, and his | Preparatory to the trial of John 7. |Dallway of the Aral foo SOM Franddaughter, Avine Betneeae| Hall, head of the Hall Music Company |" The damage to the building was ve Livingston Beeckman of of No. 2 Columbus Circle and author of | #2.900 Jie Pose. the Cinret pester Sinaie stadt : 2.000, neet the funeral party. They’ went | the march called “The Wedding of the) FATHER SAVES HIS WHOLE | town the by un the revenue utter et Winds" and of the score of the comic FAMILY. boarded the Rochambeau at Quarantine opera “The Queen of the Moulin] Philipow Vassai, his wife, Anna, cate eecnrten and two little children fled to an|ing A. Studley Hart, a relative of the inal Branch of the | outer window of their apartment, an | family rict Court. J. Victor | the second floor, when the place be- | “The body of Gov, Sprague will be ; merly head of the Knicker. {came filled with smoke, and an ex-|taken to his former home at Narragan, ‘ ca { , Harmony Studioug at No. 13] tension ladder was raised to them.|sett Pler. 1 will be a military y : cond Street. was arrested | Vassal carried down lis wife and |funeral at riday, q R fe Out “on He aera authorities, Hall! then returned twice for the children _ : when arra “Sete Joseph Betz, bis wife Annie and CLEVER BASEBALL SKIT | ith the consent of Assistant United | heir two daughters, one four years bd BALI j : | Hage, ‘ran eh Assorney Telian Hart. |end ihe other three month oe ani) MAKES A DECIDED HIT AT of caped through windows on the first| PROCTOR’S FIFTH AVENUE, | In the indictment Hall and Green are charged with having operated, by menne ba 9 only surviving member of the | of fhe malls, a me to defraud sev- | Lewandowski family is a son, Walter,| “The Helress and the Mummy,” a| fome ‘time ago, "ietine poet twolve years old. He owes his life to |one-act musical comedy, with a cast musle company, advertised a'wrise ott’ | the fact that late last nigh: a married |of ten people, including two come for song poets, offering big prices, |sister, Mrs, Kate Lewandowski, who ewand dians, headed a good bill of eight acts AUTO HIT dives ancoss the siree Stk Holy per |offered at Proctor’s Fifth Avenue The- | Leaving Vic- acl, OLD HOMESTEAD PANCAKE FLOUR “The Milk is in it” * Cream Oatmeal—Quality Name and Quality Fame AUWANK BRO NortHWest Corner SIXTHAVESIS™ Str. Buy Now—A Year to Pay Quality Merchandise I lec || Cash-Store Prices atre last night. The music, along and asked the boy to spend the night | with the fine scenic effects, won & ca- | at . pacity audience last night. | —_—_——_—_ onl d r Phone Company Will Not Give Re-|, Mike Donlin and Ben Deeley came in for approval when they presented | im Street, Seay Peet gat no | #hit entitied “The Right Hitter and For tho first time in ten years the |the Hit Write For Ov was crossing gia en we New York Telephone Company will not| Other acts offered for the first half { Street, Willlamsbure, ahie, atyene® | give, the election returns to its patrons |of this week are “The Military Quin- to-night, | This means, among othe: | tette," presented by Louis H. Hodges; was run over and probably fatally in-| things, that In addition ‘to less force in| owe and Arthur Boylan in singing ® jured by an automobile, The dr the telephone exchanges, several hun- y 4 Ford 4 Ramsey T Y e. iver of eee, stationed in ‘the bushees and dancing and Ford and Rai hirt 8 a rs the car, instead of stopping to help his | {eetions, will have an election night off | as “The English Johnnie and the Irish victim, put on full speed after the ac- | for the frst time. Cop, |The World Leads as an’ Index to Real Estate — | Bargains! = cident, turned into Montrose Avenue | AT Oamonths oer from Broadway and escaped. ec toaKe <350! 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