The evening world. Newspaper, November 23, 1915, Page 11

HE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1915, it SHONED CONFESSION | iter esta cunt comet i RUSSIANS BUY SHIPS | WIDOW’S TAG DAY m5 nan | OF-MURDER, SAY POLIGE| cxzzoont’actnaey, morn, Wot NEW INDICTMENTS BUILT AS ICE-BREAKERS} IN CHICAGO OPPOSED 0 me ——— einlieeay ran Th the Rowpta be loge yotine VOOR bce jtlons, that he had been with Mrs, ‘alee see i WOUND FORCES SERGEANT | seectve Vy" Commissioner. Waldo. | It's Easy—If You Know Dr. haces ; Bishop on Sunday, he said Bishop at- ' F ; ‘ ie ie In the Goantneamertoar Edwards’ Olive Tablets Providence Man Declared to Have] tacked him. In the struggle that fol- Many Vessels Secured In New-) Mayor Asked to Veto Aldermanic T0 QUIT THE POLICE with the Meventy-frst regiment lowed, the alleged confession relates, war with the nty-first regiment 0 Is not known, but the city direc. | Gerard Lute! was wo y. It is sald, contains the names of | and the owner of th Admitted Killing in Quarrel Champlin struck Bishop with a black- foundland Suitable for Use in Plan to Allow Women to Col- GA Ncy ir Ibn tie Ge runrricd mpd | The sere. Oe. eosind: ah 1s to at vie Uinta! jack and sho - —* ‘ i t No, 4496 Richard: A , | Young—to do this you mis Over Victim's Wife. Bishop's | body, with | the head IN PRISON PROBE Archangel Service. lect Fund on Streets. Fay Was Shot in Battle With Crook lives at No ehardson Avenue, | young 0 o ‘ i crushed and bearing three bullet ) , E PROVIDENCE, R. 1, Nov. 23—] wounds, was found Sunday. His wife, In {ts anxlety to keep the port of, CHICAGO, Nov. 23. Charitable or- in Which Fellow Officer 0 Pelig EB. Chainplin was arrested early | who had been away, did not know of Archangel open for the importation gantzations of Chicago to-day bexan Was Killed Wh Y Sh ld day oi sharge 01 le aike til she returned home —e astive op ‘ s } today on a charre of murder after “When questioned by the of war munitions and other supplies, active opposition to a Council orde as Nile 1] tu ou he had made a signed confession, ac 4 a A : d last night permitting “tag ». Mra. Bishop said that she bad Ten More Sing Sing Convicts] ‘t Russian Government is searching eee at ine Tt the widows) Seret, Martin @ Fay, until ro- ‘ ” May been friendly for two years with the world for ships adapted to 1°® themscives to do the “tax |cently In the Detective Bureau, was Bathe internally pg? fe Champlin, who formerly boarded at ‘ breaking and is buying them up 48 ‘Thompson was asked te the creer : ’ hee | the Mishop home, Thought to Have True Bills fast as possible, according to Bir Ed-| on the ground that tt pi oll abate edie Ail adres Matra en In tho District Court later to-day 4 begmary and expose to jibes and in-|Partment because of physical diaa- | hn’ - his i Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the substt- Champlin pleaded not guilty to a Found Against Them. gar R. Bowring of St. John’s, N. Ps gaits women who appeared on the| bility due to a bullet wound re- | Thi sen © for calomel, are gentle In thelr ae- cording to the polic Killed Frederick H. Is general inspector o and Company, by which Bishop was that he bad which he gave if me Present mode of ioe ’ employed as a motorman charge of murder and was held with- who arrived here this morning on th@ streets labelled “widows” and golicit-|colved in the performance of ¢ the According to the alleged confession, 'out bail for the Grand Jury. iniaiaias Red Cross liner Stephano. Sir Edgar ing funds fio was shot in's plat: i attio. tn tive Lge fa one of the Bowring brothe he widows, according to the coun-| Elsmere Hotel, Courtlandt = phyican's fet even! 4 one. by toning Op the ] q = (Bipectal to The Brening World.) ers of the Red Cross Lin: ell order, will retain all money col 1e, the Br ember 18, ey and clearing the syatem of impur WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., Nov. 28—] stated that the Russians lected. The tags will be distributed | 19 when att to arrest a waste, are now ad e Westchester County ¢ repeated offers to purchase the Bte- among the various Al who | Children Bud for isdn inde y) eer chester County jarand Jury! Shano and the Florizel, both of which shall issue the necessary credentials | his wifo jas been conducting @ Probe! ave heavy steel bows and designed to dependent widows. [f, through ill] Detective John Allen who waa with . SOO . into various charges made by Super-|to ride up on the ico and break it health, the widow is unable to parti-| Fay was killed. Vogel, who was also | "thew " a jIntendent of Prisons Riley against] with the weight under them cipate'in the “tag day," she will be| known as Von Plaszyusky, aod his | py b a Ue 7 . ve i, ermission to name some one to] wife both died of thelr wounds. De- st r| conditions existing at Sing Sing Pris-|_ “Tho Russian Government 1s very | given perm > “ : : rf re ” k to get our steamers, vo | take her place. ive Fay was shot through the Why Men ef on, “including the honor aystem,” the| Keen, to Rot, our, steamers How many widows there are in Chi-|stomach, @ private detective named |tGsty 50 er Cent Winemtccnen. mw Jorld Wants Work Wonders. | several escapes and felonies com-|tend to keep up cur regular service imitted by convicts, has almost com-| here as yo ‘ayer mare raided the - — ———— = = = ——————— | pleted its work. It is said that it has| sealing fleet at john’s, " " r " m r} B the Bellaven- e f GO TO BRILL BROTHERS, G 5 .! found ton additional indictmenta| "UY!Ne UR the Reowe. he u ET THE HABIT. GO TO BRILL BROTHERS. ture and the Bonaventure, and char- n known ph Vogel, and You will know Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tab. lor. 10¢ and 25e per Cascade,” Nat my which ‘ida the lower | Weis Py inelr oltve te a Dox druge! s qed eager The Olive “fab et Company, Columbus, 0. S . | against convicts, many of them mem-| tering the ibid ror oe te tes . r : boats will sail for New Yor The I Kind You Bare ‘Always Bought has borne the signas | 2 of the Mutual Welfare League,| | “Them goon, and after taking on munitions H. Fletcher, and has been made che sine who committed assaults on the IN-| > 055°will continue on to Archangel.” personal supervision for over 30 years. Allow no on mates, including the stabbing of twol” gir Edgar is on his way to London. te au to ahd on in Gin porate eits, Imitations an men. ———— TION Just-as-good’’ are but experiments, and endanger the It was learned to-day that none of RADUATION. health of Children “Experience against Experiments the twenty-six convicts recently tn- POLICE GRA Wh t Alcted by the present Grand Jury will] Recratts Will Finish Ses a is be tried until their terms expire School To-Morrow and Begin Duties Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oll, Pares The bench warrants have been left ‘ " fla of the Behool ‘oric, Drops and Soothing Syrups, It contains neither at the prison and as soon as they| Seventy-cleht papils of tne ae pium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It deo or TIA Lit SenaenG le au Wee Some Celebration To-day and to-morrow at the Busy Brill Stores we have a two- fold occasion for real celebration. min THANKBGIVING Thanksgiving Day ts coming fast, Be thankful! Another yeas ot ee is past, et free or paroled the Indicted | ay - Be thankful! stroys Worm: * Gre" aes graduated to-morrow, and will Im y . ale! " ‘Think of the bi thirty youre ft hae Deak te searaness, hot nore thar | men will be arrested and locked up) mediately go into the service of the| First of all. we celebrate Uncle | Zink the heainas You nave ned Constipation, Flatuleney, Wind Colic,all Teething Troue — {in the White Plains Jail. Sn THe Takings ‘the “two-month Tale thought alone should make you Walch | is taking the ‘Wo-months e Sam’s great national holiday— raduated 1a’ Thanksgiving Day; and secondly we celebrate our 28th Anniver- sary —28 wonderfully successful bles and Diarrhea, Lt regulates the Stomach and Bowels, ‘Westohester County taxpayers are assimilates the Food, giving healthy d_ natural sleeps beginning to grumble as they be- ‘and a talk by Po- The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. eve a great expense is about to be | ite Commissioner Woods. The Kind You Have Always Bought Incurred by the county officials in ptits.-Gen. Leonard Wood will witness carrying on this inqury and In a+) Qcjock jn which all the police captains | Be thankful! Bo grateful, first, that you' Be thankful! Tf all your undertakings thrive, Be thankful! ill consist of calis- GO TO BRILL BROTHERS. live, nging for the trials. and Inspectors of the city will be told) : : A ‘ i zee have met with some reverse, d Bears the Signature of Today DIsHet Attorney ‘Woeeks of (the work of the army in policing | years, during which time the little ont, think you men yeu weMe a if had as witneswas before the Grand | “‘On'Dec. 1 a lecture on “Courtesy” will | shop on Cortlandt street has grown Just bear’ in mind things might be wor by Mapector , Judge Crain will | Riley, T. B. McDonald, his confi-|tak on “The Relations of the, Police | Jury Superintendent of Prisons| be given at Headquart Dillon, and on Dec. 8 Be thankful! to seven of New York’s best and Lidediadi : : If you are blessed with strength and ° A dential agent, who had some trouble | Officer and the Criminal Court.” biggest Clothes Shops. And this health, i sch sf i " “s .| = ee ren A antkful! in Use For Over 30 Years Gtk wusun Guurch” wad! Livthee double Thanksgiving occasion we | Thowah rou may hare uit Mitle wealth, Be thankful! Re satisfied with what you've got, Don't moan about your wretched lot, But, whether you are rich or not, Be thankful! In short, whate’er your place tn life, Be thankful! For parents, children, ¢riends, oF wife, vercoats and Suits $ 1 OQ” | 4° THE CENTAUR COMPANY, MEW YORK CITT, White. Two more convicts were brought here = == | on writs of habeas corpus. 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