The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1916, Page 14

St «age: THE EVE !TWO INBAFF CASE FACING SENTENCE GIRL BRIDE DIVORCED | BY AGED MILLIONAIRE “TOUGH TONY” BACK IN TOWN People's Stares at Saran: no: Bx-Convict. “Tough Tony” Mareno, the tubsrcu- fous ex-convict who as a prisoner ¢#- ALSOP FOR DESERTION. CONTRACTORS EN NEGOTIATIONS WITH ss: sos.c8°° NING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1916. | 110s Ing collected $4,200, he aad yester- ld return othe town. to Willa lowed hit, ted only @ OSBORNE ASKS NEW re OF PARTICULARS of the Peace La W. , work aa athers caped from Sing Sing last January, but Peturned the next day to Justify the con ' areaceeer sens one end war Du chwey ha in im, return to i A CRIS oe 10 DEATH THURSDAY SUBWAY NI IKERS THREE STRIKES IN BAYONNE. because, he said, persons there stared at | A ae en {| Potlee Sent to Ganrd Plants tn dere him as if he were a wild beast. Tony | batt naa Mott | Kibet Ra formerly was Mr. Osborne's valet. He i >_— s ‘ seed ihte went at once to Mr. Onborne’s quarters | at the Hotel Bolmont. Court to Pronounce Doom on {Refuse Further Conces Ube elii Macia N. J. and police ents eoenorre oe oe bandage ta oee.| Convicted Slayer and Driver ; and Will Try to Proceed Maier ee Ceo y wete | Caen , est et — =... Same Day. With Operations. Pia ace anatiay oe —-- - Battle, applied \" : © plant of the James Ger BIS HARNHST Wt An eager crowd gathered in the wine A meeting OF t the Supre c 1 Company, and fifty “plone don't take me seriousiy,” |C'Wminal Branch of the Bupreme \« Assoclation to cia for an order directing Distr 4 chi i eibuaMil ual Court to-day to hear Giuseppe Arich i un at No further n ikea, im amaze-|iello sentenced to death, but they | # would be made by aa h it p t itormed: wha \were disappointed. Ariohiello ts one ployera to the atrik way . 4 Abrold of the hired gunmen who shot the struction 1 It w ¢ in a | inner t “poultry king.” Barnet Baff, to death | efforta w r Hey Page be J in Weet Washington ket on Nov, he work w further r god Mt te 24, 1914, Business rivals bought the wit! ends persons to + om murder, strikers w t libe t4, that Mr, O. D Joseph F. Orater of No. 82 Liberty under the conditio: 1 $4 ath house, mm rs Street, who has just been retained by terday—n 10 per with 4 count § that 1 at by to-morrow Arichtello's friends, asked a delay, to) / a minimum wage of $2 per day 1 ere committed in the workers = would give him time to read the record of : Chairman Oscar Straus of the luo dee ta bt ads Bd the Sutil We eI _ Arichiello’s trial and conviction and Ne Service nmission, who arranced ; | STRINGHAM NOT INVOLVED. PITTSHURGH, April 14.- Alsop, aged muit!-milll Edward B.| has been | O64} nis xiel ormer South- ding in New York make the necessary motions before sentence of death was passed, Dis- trict Attorney Swann was in court with his assistant, Mr. O'Malley, who ‘ tried Ariohiollo, and urged Immediate] aisop chars ‘ |wentence; but Justice Shearn decid-| Alsop met pe Hill ata ed that the defence might have until |ern resort when she was next Thursday, when Frank Ferrara, | old and he more than seven the driver of the murder car, who waa) fied her when she was seventeen, wtru convicted yesterday, will also be aen-| They went to Burope on their honey~ | day | bi whe ont bers of the murder gang. Once that In done he hopes to convict the dis- London Obrontele.) tributors of the money that was paid| ‘The crinoline—under another name | for the killing. Under the law, they|—was known and denounced tn the | Sub’ are guilty of snurder in the first de- eighteenth century, ax witness the | any gree, too pamphlet published tn 1746) under | wo, | Thus far there ha title of “The inormous Abomination | yo" oration of tne atc of the Hoop Petticoat, as the fashion |tributors of th now ar pale gel At that time the hoop, usually of hole murder syndicate as soon as] Whalebone, was often “so large they find themselves in the shadow | fill the space of six men,” and in of death. He has already received|® writer In the “Connoisseur” ap: wor the names of the instigators of the| of “hoops” capable of contracting of | join crime, but needs more direct proof] ¢xpanding “from the size of a butter before these men can be sent to the| churn to the ctroumference of three been no corrob- aa co the con- der fund, but that the asaas- the names of the thet igarettes sucked le & redinont t Tomorrow—Your Last Ch To Get This 85c LIMITED Special offer good only until April 15th. There- alter price will be 85c Note the two lips—which en- able you to pour with either right orlefthand. Cover for this Saucepan 19c additional. Aluminum _uten- sils are NOT “all the same.”” Refuse Substitutes Don’t delay. Get your pan before supply is exhausted!! Cut out the coupon today. Take it to your dealer and get the “Wear-Ever” Saucepan for only 59¢ —by complying with the conditions named in the coupon. honor the coupon, mail it to ui will send you the pan postage “x Replace utensils that wear out “3: a with utensils that “Wear-Ever” td Stores located anywhere this paper circulates may honor ‘‘Wear-Ever’’ Four hundred and twenty-one leading Department, Housefurnishing and Hardware stores in and around New York City sell ‘‘Wear- Ever’’ Utensils. Look for ‘‘Wear-Ever’’ displays in your dealer’s window. Clip the Coupon— get your saucepan today! The Aluminum Cooking Utensil Co. New Kensington, Pa. Me Mlominsen Cool New Kensington the conferenc nego | ner n his working for Thomas O'Brien of the Tunnel and strike until the fitters and allied workers were to qu exe men were silll working, how rey were going out For Only 59. and the coupon. if presented on or before April 15, 1916. 57,000 sold the first 7 days—1000 every hour—more being sold every day. If your dealer will not ut Which the fina he contractors was made, sa nothing fart ring about @ settlement, He said tintions had reached @ re it was up to the men and Suicide In In No Way Connected With y| Pohnceo Fi that he could do « there is no law which giv t inherent power to grant a)! n ertininal case, | it ractore to come to an a Schmuck, for the Degnon ( ction Com said that several THIS WAY, MR. DIOGENES! oon, n e ‘eturn occuple men had return: to work Of 16 gapervianr Westerbeke o stip te Jonoph and Antonio Zaffarone, ac. ere OMT ts, where they apent (Chief Engineer George Clark, of the wa We ort cused as the sentinels who stodd ®/tne summer of 1914. Later they went to | Holbrook - Cabot - Rollins Company, Te 1, who re he little way off and guarded the as- |New York and from there to Washing-) sald two hundred and fifty men w that hi rth $3,000 ne 4 per passing while they wore killing Baff|ton, where Alsop established his home. | at y on the company's contract |" t He agreed, while rur will be brought to trial next week. |After a trip to AUanta, Ga, the young |), day, © Major O'Rourke, of tain no more thon § % n 1 District Attorney Swann hopes tolwife left her husband Wninn-O'noueKe tent 4 th convict them and all the other mem- Vee be pened Fate had been an increase of six per way Workers’ Union dented that of the men were returning to k and said they were united in to remain on tter terms than yesterday of the ¢ sald the pipe “GIRLS! BEAUTIFY YOUR: YOUR TAR WITH DANDERINE” Get a 25 Cent Bottle! Freshen Your Scalp! Stop gy, Falling Hair! Remove Dandruff! Grow Lots ! | of Wavy, Glossy, Beautiful Hair--You Can! 3 r determi dward Kuh wed Air Workers, Kk on the river tubes to-day t the strikers. At noon many of and the contractors denied that ance s with 85c and we paid. Coupon Myou care for heavy hair that glistens | with beauty and is ant a life, has an incomparable softness aud is » try Danderine doubles the sit pmMines icle of din- heavy. have dandeuffs ‘hha tirf robs the hair of its }« Hand its very life, and 18 it produces a feverish ching of thescalp, the hair , loosen und die, then the alls out fast. If your hair has been neglected andi s thin, faded, a 25-cent bottl ny drug st (lufly and lustre Uist” one application heats of your hairy be diately dissolves every. pa draff, you cantot have nice, healthy’ hair if regardless of that if you istrous, beautiful hair and no dandruff—no itebing sealp o more falling bair—you must use ‘Knowlton’s Danderine, If eventually— why vot now?—Advt, \ ss Meal Cor Pennsylvania vertised, SING SING PLOTTER 13 an) Judge Delehanty, “as & member of the Austrian colony ae this city, Buchert and two others BACK FOR NEW GRIME) tia ‘ne’ wey were authorized by President Wilson to manufacture Severyn B ert Sentenced for a} Money for the United States. They Swindle J }had with them a wooden box it windle That. Had Been which they placed slips of srs rranged *rison, paper and by turning a crank new bunt jes uated i mo out of the box. They invest my money in the nt under the pretense that a contract with the United vernment to make the When Severyn Buchert of No. % Witlet Street was arraigned betore |! Judge Delehanty {n General Ses-| States sions to-day on the charge taining $1,000 by false pretenses from n Sienkiewich ot! ket Street the ac of how he rcing Buchert to Sing Sing n years Judge Delehanty had been informe.! unfolded pi ‘o obtain Sie’ ad been foriiul queer tale had lost his|{ prison while Buchert and hla money. t nx were serving time I am known,” Slenkiewich told] for another offense EED Cushion Shoes give that foot comfort you have always longed for but never found Vhe built-in Cushion Sole of pure lamb's felt and cork acts as a shock absorber to your feet and protects nature's cushion from injury caused by hard, unyielding pavements. Try them and see. 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