The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1916, Page 1

A A la ee ee | LANE EDITION PRICE ONE CENT. “QUIVER OSBORNE” IDENTIFIED BY FIVE; JAMES W. SAYING: naw ver, His Wile, Partner and Two Others Recognize | AT GUARANTY TRUST CO. Wood to Wax and said “Lam certain this is the man, | Increase of 26 cents over the regular He | wages for every day to all emnloyees came to the Kensington Hotel with! who have worked steadily from July the Tancev girl and registered in my | 1 to Dee, 31 presen ! nent later he ap — peured ir bby and talked to me| Twe olyoke Give out pa i lass When bites ue on | We & | ni Sar? the king anced a Jersey” The two ta ' \ - aS oe as ; WILSON’S TRIBUTE TO BOLDT “Oliver's 1 Is Teloeram ta son the hoste \ 5 ’ -\storin Manner 4 The mertfns of M Mrs ©. \ verne and Mp. \ winnn 0 , uldort joinin om wl oS i ' reunion of old f ‘ JAMES W. ENTHUSIASTICALLY GREETS “OLIVER , ’ Just as James W. Osborne en von ry tered Mr, Wood sharply rebuked \ a reporter who asked a question ' = Mr, Osborne looked as though he niyo runish Hetting on Gleet thought the rebule were intended VASHINGTON, Poe t4 for him. Then he passed te : along the fir cact in the eye until he reached W ast Wentinued op Sesoud Maser sock offeuce [SANTA LEAVES $2,800,000 ing of $100,000, 20 FIREMEN. IN clared the flames under « St MOYER MADE WARDEN FIRE IN BROOKLY “MENAGES ENTIRE FULTON ST, BLOCK ‘TM GLAD 10 SEE YOU BACK” Iwo Storage Warehouse Build-| Destroyed, With Loss PERIL. | ntrol. | ! |Here | | | the Prisoner. caine H eres z Have Narrow Escape When} Stockholders Get $2,500,000 and Wall II \ | sh > 8s . “m— ZASILY PICK HIM IN LINE. siu0,000 Goes to Emplovees, all Collapses Near Them: —_-—— Who Also Get Bo j Smoke Fills “1” Trains, | Rae Tanzer May Not Confront Seay ee EET. E | , Hl ' The two buildings of the Fulton-| *risomer Until Perjury GuurAnt® Teast Cons oMces at! i Prisoner erry uF { IMathush Storage Warehouse ¢ Hrial Comes Up Mroag ke Jat Now. 487-45 Carlton Avenue ¢ sohedrt jose before | F ; Jive, were destroyed by tire this morn. Five p Tew Hanes WoO a { vnd for # time it seemed as tf the borne, Mrs. Cahora, Padwin W betes e mB tire bh and fo 00x, Mr. Osbor part WV ele ervbors writen Avenues and and Kitchen, form 1 ie uy woman op ild_be swept Plainfield (XN. 1) hotel (ins y fta eh un pre tb linps f the Fire Depart-| Tanzer charged Jon W. Osbor eas r ta | f Lully, saved the spent a Sunday x yand Miss ee get a melon aameant s The F. G. Smith-| Rose Helen I< A Charles He necia Aaieidend (ae! givnlne 1 ise, Nos, 774-1 Wax in the t Raiding toed A P i Thien ‘ tnt the top, The Was ‘ money sca t f wa ed before Osborne and told t tl : Phe bu f the N 0. 1 women employed in tne making love to Roo Tanger institution; 4n addition to the reas | and Wil IK were scorched | mo of "Ollver Osh: as th ulor bom und suffered from wate he estt who had been the Plainfield | ' a mated loss ts $100,000. : ; | Paper Company Grants sefasal etnetaral 5 with Miss ‘Tanger and as the ma Ab Han Cont tatae, | award W s, a plasterer, liv- who, under the na fharles 1B. | WATERTOWN, N, Y., De —The| Meat No.'480 Ca Avenue, on his Raymond, Assistant United States |International Paper Company has “4* to Work at 7.80 ae wi , ted a W per cent ee PUP Os weenea ee District Attorne windied = oM tae first flo the Fulton-Flat- Kayser s will be paid Dec. 15 and win bUSh Warehouse building, He ran Miss Kayser was the last visitor he sputed on a monthly basis of | te the building, where twelve men! into the room where Wax was -| Wages earned, There are 11,000 men| Were &t work, yelling fire lastacted In less than half an hour after ing, among a score of other men of the first alarm was turned in the walls various ages and sizes, Was WAILINS | 1,700 Ratiroad Men Get Honus of crumbled and fell in from the roof to to be picked out. Her eyes filled with the first flo: teara when they rested on bis and] fhe Bangor] Denso smoke ro! into’ Fulten whe went to him, put her hand on Wil BiVe 4) Street, filling the cars of several cle- his sleeve and 1 broken ¥ ; a bi vated lines, to and from New York. | “Lam terribly sorry for you.” | eal Notwithstandl and em Then she turned and hurried to | oiy. yy ro 4 : there w ference with her elderly aunt, waiting for her | \nout 3 Saye ; ' fie, Thes Ocuta are in the doerway, and cried aloud cuiehieil 1 A Sahieheloer “There's no mist and, oh, IFAM Comper Miners to Get a ihe fi i denitig GRIShCaR LER) Onie dear, he is just as handsome as Nonus for Steady : lees ever.” HOU TON, Minn De 6. Ap Twenty firemen, u Battalion | “CERTAIN THIS IS THE MAN,” proximately 17,000 of the 25,000 em-|Chief Richard Marshall of the DECLARES KITCHEN ployeen of ¢ er mines in th ake | 'Thirty-fourth battalion, had a nar- Kitchen looked every face in the| Buperior district will partictpate In a| row escape, when the north wall of room over carefu vefore he ¢ (1; bonus to be distributed on the first|the warehouse fell in Assistant District Attorney Row S.) pay day of 1917, This bonus ts an At nine thirty, two hours after th 6 fire was discovered, Chief Lally de- OF SING SIKG PRISON Apy e id ¢ | tia \ Pwelv ALBANY, Dev, 6—'t point nent of W nik M wolve Warden of Fed I I Atlanta, Ga, as W t Sing Prison y need State S$ 01 ‘ hanes M. Car He \ , : in 1 - i ir open dy # aight, on sand wone: Wabee Nee le aapbioe Beeamas Wma photograr MISHAPS DUE T0 co BALE FRM WEST Clarence Mack Car R Down Man at Fitth A ind Thirteenth Stre ‘ nee M D \ 4 i ' an Automobile owned by Leopold ’s “Oliver Osborne,’’ Posed To-Day for the Evening sag MACKENSEN GRIP er, CeCe ce ee ee eee _ : % LLOYD GEORGE BALKS AT NAMING CABINET To-Day’s Weather—FAIR AND COLDER, TAL EDITION 1916. 6, 20 PAGES PRICE ONE CENT. UCHAREST IS CAPTURED KING TRIES 18 RECONCILE BRITISH MINISTRY FACTIONS: CALLS ASQUITH AND CABINET +-<—_—___— Both Bonar Law and Lloyd George : Told Sovereign They Would Have Great Difficulty in Framing New Ministry—Conference Follows. ON BUCHAREST IS | CLOSED VERY FAST: ae ae IBig Headway by Germans North and South of Bucha- rest, Russia Admits, ODESSA NOW THE GOAL, Teutons Aim to Strike North-! ward to Russian Port After j Taking Bucharest. LONDON, Dec. 6.—Bneharest has heen captured, | The announcement is made offi-| elally In Berlin, TALK THAT ASQUITH MAY BE BACK BEFORE LONG <n ‘ PETROGRAD, German attacks on Bucharest from in the direction of Dew, 6—Continued LONDON, Dec, 6.—A, Bonar Law to-day declined the of King George to undertake t Matior the north, made he formation of a new ministry and the = er King then sent for David Lloyd George, who is believed, like Mr. Law. | Tergovist region and around Dokanesht!, were suc- cessful, the official atatement de- iq have informed the Sovereign of the difficulties which he would have clared to-day, Because the Rou- z mantan front was plerced by this at-| to face if he undertook the construction of a cabinet + | tack the Roumanians were compelled afternoon the King initiated negotiations in the h ype of comi to retire ' i peel posing the differences among the members of the Asquith administratio., Law soor : on bers ha been running northward from Bucharest to n confer. BERLIN (via wireless), ‘ | Dee, 6.-—Purther ptures of Mr, Asquith and all the other members being summoned to Buckit gham prisoners and war mate 4 in i palace mania was announced in to-day'’s o ficial statement t Already was there Field Marshal von Mackonsen's Ww. t Arthur Henderson and troops approached the railway ine Ponar They and | other Pluescl, causing the Roumantans to eis WN, the Gee ms evacuate thelr positions north of tenis May Ane it) ea ieeakcaeea Sinata, South of Bucharest the Teu- inthaiton ‘that hie trasenoe wor cen tonic troops have occupied other i quired, hurriedly joined om towns along the River Alt, and are ’ roe The Earl of De believed tt ment ry sald to-day he that an agr would bring the cou! tion back to power might be reached Qvancing toward the Roumontan More than 6,000 Roumantang captured ye THE GE possthly capital which erday {MAN wer WITH DIES IN BOTH YEAR ARMY ar tn 1 to the membershi eee ese o the membership of the PITESCT, Roumanta, Dec. 3 (via Ber- a Proposed small War Council, the att- Mn and Sayville wireless, Dec, 6) His Chief Hobby Was Breed-]ticutty which wrecked the coalition, Bucharest’s fate is a matter of only a Speaking at a yRtblic meeting to- few days. Desperate resistance by the] Ig Fine Horses—Owned | aay, rord Derby throw further tent Roumanians can only delay oceupation John R, Gentry. n the cause of the political crisis, of th ool £ | He said 4 parent, espe. 1 of this great German Jelally in the matter ac n ) Roumania goal ot) Wiliam simps ph sort that ¢ s grip was off the how ap at 1.80 Kk MT ta the Government on the pa =—— Y t Hronx the fi 1m | A Was required, he said, was UTRTARTIENING OD + | stroy the Roumanian para t t 1 smal mittee which could come WORK Story to a mareh tow i Kuss with ‘ : Berne sini * : t 1 it 1 = a t 1" : t The funeral w he held | 7 m “ecision quickly on an? aues> $34244000664 | per Odessa as the tinal goal, \0 i |tlon and make the department con- Eve World| To-day's (Dec op jons are f pn at St. Andrew's) cerned carry out the decision are ) pected to sew up three holes, forcing | 1 Church, One Hundred and|rived at. Unless that were done ca ee Ne Roumanians either to defend | ee cnyceighth Strect and Fifth Ave- [there Would be groat danger that the No. 135 West Twenty-ninth | Bucharest from the north or evage | nn it nw in| Blane of the general staft might fail and taken to St. Vincents] uate their capita af. lin the coming year ESA hepapstie apc ‘nad & (Since the above was written, | Woodlawn Cemetery | Tho proposals of Mr. Lloyd George, la lark Moye Russia has admitted the failure | yte came of a tong line of loan! Tord De wall, prov that the ffeur, w The at the ¢ ke toward the |, vdfat \ W it ‘ p ty | donu i} U now known | H : . te ’ Ma ‘ Netddes attend w 1 uid Ay powe A 1 fe ! . omme T ' ' ™ f nanian i ! 1 wounded 1 , aes a . aly yraunaes a TALK THAT ASQUITH MAY BE ; Brae aeatain itlea | 3 N BACK BEFORE LONG. ee killed, In] Ua Whethor Lioyd George would have ‘ P eogin 1 vuat| ndents. 5 et tha ber of | ow ‘ h read t 4 ‘ r f | ed ny days. f \ M Asa ajority. a ; > 1 M with him in i \ ; 1 ‘ ‘ the How Secretary 1 F ‘ win | Edw 150, Mivister of Mu ‘ f inior Ministers, ei : n kr y y H Dr. Christopher Addison, ‘ 4 | toneress 1 Dieects Higtd baod § fF Ginger , A iy J an did iV f 1 1 for Bonar Law, the Parliamentary cor aa deen | pioducke $19,500, responden ay, while the attitude ‘ a q