The evening world. Newspaper, September 15, 1917, Page 1

- ae er Korniloff and His Accomplices Arrested by Alexieff WEATHER—Chenng fen e a £ODITION —— ~—™ — [* Circulation Books Open PED Fh wei hw al thy en ene ite £OITION 23 Cirentation Rooks Open to All. “wre — CO NEW YORK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1917 10 PAGES PRICE guy \e eates Mew Font 7 TWO Cnet U BOAT 60 MILES FROM COAST | SHELLING SHIP, SAYS WIRELESS RREGULARTES AR FOUND SLE OT KORNLOFE TAKEN PRSONER; EY AE 0” ERT SUEMARE WALEED NE AG WL "arn SSD GERMANS; anu. OFF NANTUCKET PRED UP GRAND JURY TONSPECT =<. NEW MINSTRY 1S FORMED... BY TWO INCOMING VESSELS to sion for Poker, at dorna From Trieste and La W hich He Invaris Trt vin’ Siu y CL 7 EXAMIATON hee AAS a | ‘i Revpltnary Lene MITCHEL ATTACKS pssuinaton, set econ British Freighter Freshfield Gets weal adorna has won Monte San Yo Be Forgery. | ger) iporian Hills ollie tie Uepoation Be Put to Death. W N. OF CBE Gabtleie, anid: wocay cniy Monte San Message U Boat Is Sighted, Then NOVEL STORY BY SUITOR = He Sug : It “Wont End cm eat Nana Bask wm si SetncoHiee Weenie il ih AN iN Oaniele remains to bar the triumph Call for Help ries Patrol Boats te of Unrest Among : * ant Itallan hosts from Trieste, twen: | 8 |i. Martindale, President of the insti- | Moff, leader of the recent rebellion | ‘i ; Not Yet Summoned for Test | against the Provisional Government, ax miles to the South, and Lat Scourin Sea for Raider. MeCall ; clares Mother Feared Mrs. King Ww ould Be Killed. le After spending half the night witn |! handwriting and other experts called | 9 to examine the alleged new will James C. King, which friends of t wealthy widow killed near Concord, bly Lost. = ' | bach, Gateway to Austria . Cera Sonn s Gen, © r asked Gov in 4] we refusal of the officials of the|f the northern front who refused te jter the gateway to the heart of Aus AN ATLANTIC PORT, Sept. 15.—The British freighter Freshfield, for his opinion 88° t0|,. i 16 diseoee tt take command of the Russian armie | tria-Hungary It is the bi ' h freig Fre sh an isclos after Korniloff was deposed, hav rict Attor-| Itallan victory of the war urriving in this port to-day, reports that at 8 o'clock yesterday morning aptlane Auge pipbetacdiebad hye F* Mayor Declares Dis Dis Larretatiendoa panei aid ntas m for Martindale's péoulations | Seen arrested. a ney’s Office Has Been “Dise |. 7 tallan Embassy ere which {the wireless operator picked up a message from a ship sixty miles east of has aroused the curiosity of the pub- ews of the arrest of Gen. Korni-) N€y's Ie as been " ihas just received the news, | . 4 sh a fae Ah ‘ Nantucket stating that a subma Y le as to who the person might de,| lf was first conveyed in the tele-) seminating Misinformation.” Jubiiant. \ . § that a submaring or submarines were in sight, Immedi- der that there might be no delay in of | certifying men for service when t ti time comes tor encther call to the Speculation along this line has aug-|S'@™ recelved by Premier ho aenepd ‘The battle 1» continuing with un- ately the same vessel began sending out S O S calls. These calls Cobtine colors gested fany names, chief among] ‘om Gen, Alextelt, the Chief Bf Staff, diminished energy on the ttatlan Marshal General *8!d them that of the late Hetty Green, | t 10 o'clock last night Gen. Mayor Mitchel to-day gavo out th sia. and desperate resistance on the | Ued for ten minutes and conveyed to the officers of the Freshfiekd the. telegram o identity of the d ane itor whose account furnished the ) men who have not been Kornilc d Gens, Loko! following interview eply tO he ner of the 2 hs a N.C, declare is « forgery, Assistant known to have been one of the heay-| Kornllof and Gens. Lokomaky | *ollowing interview in reply art of the Austrians, as the iatter| impression that the submarine was shelling the vessel in distress. ling waid this | Sled for examination are naturally In (oe Geoositors in the rock-ribbed| @94 Romanovsky and Col, Pleu- |atatement made by C. Palmer Wood- are still to be dislodged from several “ihe R District Attorney Dooling sai jo stateler unrest; andias s rssult And | cr eet National | Stehevsky-Piiuskhen were ar- | bury, a stock broker, to District At-Mlnor positions on the slope The wireless operator on the Freshtield heard the Slasconset wireless employment difficult 1 often hesitate nleal D na | nS . * icto! ateesn, ry nie We mornin s\to enter tpon any enterprise thet ree| ‘The mystery ie now cleared up'as| rested torney Swann that the Mayor at-\ Victory, however, is definitely won! siation answer the S O S calls. As all commanders of merchant ships are “It Is for the Grand Jury to say|to enter upon any enter c Falult ObTae: aveatibatien te “The members of the commission after twenty days of unparalielled ‘i t tended a §$140-a-plate dinner given at whether the will is a forgery or of inquiry are due at Mohilev a s pla fighting whole list 1s examined Gen, Evening World. he investigatior 10 Austrians, it tx re, under instructions to get away from the vicinity of S O S calls as rapidly shit t rat De Sherry's in honor of ex-Senator Wil-! ported, at one time had fifteen bat- er a ough examination, | Crowde 1 it may be possible to ar- also Seems to have produced the an-| '™Mldnight and the arrested per 9 y as possible, b cause ( ‘. S Oe). Sher ditgale ernest ut ord in swer to the other av stion asked by| S08 will be given into their (liam H. Reynolds on May 24 last tallons engaged, fighting on an area Possible, because German submarines have used them as a decoy, the pearing. wath nearly ance with the degree of ava onda of the dead banker who} bands, Such other officers as Reporter Public ennouncements Sarcely twice tho size of Trafalgar] Freshtield wa’ headed for her American port and rushed there at top speed. of y fiend S Read beaks » Square in Lond The cape t consultation agree t ective. ‘The a on of the a a yew "7 i Paci An Leh i ae : baa be y are [thls morning eay yon were at the tne giaughter occurred on the very From another port comes a similar report of wireless signals of dis- Itation agree th “What did ndale do with the} Hi the troops at Mc ure of th will be decided in a few ‘ dinner? top of the mountain, t : Y ; ‘a Py of apparent oney true to the Provislonal Govern. | % ress being heard sixty miles east of Nantucket at 8 o'clock errs coe cenepe! es "T ie t American game of| ment and recognize my author- | Tho Mayor—Yes, After Senator) The detailed story of the fgbting et fag ; . +e agi sree lakh ker got the bulk of the $800,000| ity." | Reynolds returned froin the West, f ds tole in the follawing offelal meas | morning and it is stated in shipping circles in this port this afternoon that ents seized in the & seh sage received f me ; i ‘ ; eee yt bee FIVE INJURED IN PLUNGE ezzled by Martindale. ‘This is the Russian forces yesterday de- | was asked tf I would attend a amall ” mwien last woek the Ltaiione won Wotler ship has arrived which was within a few miles of the location PEON oh. 808 te explanation that comes fro nurce| feated the G t nthe bo itailon ; s ; Avenue was a number of PINS HOR SHRY COMES STOR @ BOUTNS| TORTER) EDA: ernie: Soone {00 |dinner to bo given by the people to) a splendid auccess In recupying tho| given by the vessel which reported the submarine attack, h th the auther y of whioh cannot be| read to Pekoff, on the Riga front, | had shown courtesy there, | Do! Hill and the Gargaro Bas'n they Blanks, not filed in with ALD questioned. The banker's ncurable| and occupied the email town of |Whom ho had shown cou "geaiod the fate of tho Austrion ecc| FIRST MESSAGE PICKED UP IN CODE. pe kd ges dha passion for poker and his. seeming| Kronberg, the Russian War Of- | where some pictures and films, of Poslod the fate of tile Ausirlan cos he first message heard by the Freshfield, which w. on nearing Oe vat petteved to be in| Lt Falls Three Flights—Operator | inapitity ever to hold a winning hand| fice announced to-day. The Rus- | Arizona and the Sepator’s mining tne enrorta of the Austelan anion he first message heard by the Freshfield, which was at that time Ren pee eee reinglt and Fireman Held on Neg- tells the story of what became of the siane also sooupled the towne of [Properties wore to be shown; and 1 hidden in the Forest of Tarnova, aa| thirty miles southeast of Nantucket Shoals lightship, was in code. The ; r z money | tzen and Sisseral, which had ‘ a he of San G 4 ‘ : : MRS. KING'S MOTHER FEARED ligence Charge. ‘i He [told them that T would bo glad to) On the summit of San ¢ tne | name of the ship which sent the message is known to the captain of SHE WOULD BE KILLED. SHREWD BANKER AN “EASY been held by the Germans. Se be of Itallan infantry swept over t g , t ” 1 I come, did. The eatravaga : fs ‘i ie ri tact an: aren) associate P Five men were i: ed, on hem MARK” AT CARDS. Russia's political crisis has been 10 |open ground of the p mountain! Freshfield and to officers of the Navy Department who interviewed him neti Hs 1 py | ftully, It is believed, when a freight! Martindale, one of the shrewdest| solved after an all-night confer- |counts of that dinner are absurd. I! and gtarted climbing. bes 1 7 ‘ Sy MeDuela, * chee on, mather of Cevator at No, 4lt East Ninety-first |men in the financial district, was iit-| ence, it was announced to-dey by | think it lasted until about 10.30 or a} “The losses were necessarily terrific | this afternoon, but it is kept secret at the request of the Navy Department. oe oe ue eee conducting | can y een floors to the basement | tie Jess than an “easy mark” when it} the Russian Official News Agen- auartas to elaven, WHALE tate |but the waves of Italian infantry ‘ It is said that the initial code message, owed by jeame to gambling with cards, it Is| cy. A mew Cabinet has been rolled on until they reached the the ini xle message, followed by the S O S calls, Bene in dears. sire one a ast Ninety! aileged. Accord to the best in-| formed, and its composition will Reporter—There are intimations In) oorthwestern crest of the mountain, | are part of a system of signals indicating that a ship is engaged with or for Asheville this 1 soventh Street, was the most seriously| 9 ion obtainable, he knew prac-| be made public to-morrow. some of the Brooklyn stories that! At this moment the Austrian com-|, Penh Ay mm ceparture he lene’ few hours, "The others were Salvedor [tically nothing about the game, but| What Is to be the fato of Kornilo| you might hav@acqu'red some of tue| mand reailzed that tho Auatrian po. |*ttacked by a submarine, Bent eutlolng: what he had learned gg ee Fal dear this fact he went right along| is still undetermined by the officials, | stock? sitions on the San Gabriele were in The Navy Department has clamped down the lid on specific informa- uring bis visi . | ‘alumbo. ‘Their homes | playing wit ogularity |b © populace js demanding that), periue Akncer, par wnt : ea parersse 18s NAGS | Aes MaRS lFaie teste consumer alte meng | tiaance renalty be tapoaed, | ‘TRO Mayor—Retore you teave the] “irom defensive tactica the Aus-| tion, but talk in shipping offices in this port indicates that officers of trans: viewed by him a soieel y, rator and fireman in charge of |lost. He thought nothing of betting| The formal Governn inveatiga-| mutter of the dinner—I saw that, fol-/ trian command pussed to a violent! Atlantic steamers have been instructed to look out for submarines west Robinson had told '¥| the eleva Matth Reilly and /thousands on a “hand,” ltion of Korniloff’s activities may|lowing precedent and true to form,| counter offensive wi en ae igs qacks I pertain 6 m 1| Michac, Nolan. wero held on negligence} sen of his own exalted financial] dissipate accumulating cliarg suggestions were made at the Dis-| best troops of the monarchy, All t of the usual field of submarine attack off the coast of Europe. ev or hat ultimately ividua ar trict Attorney's office of what he| efforts broke ag tho resist O06 his,accomplices would Kill her ME ene sony un} eatied “doings of the dinner." T]of the Itallans who in tho meanthina| CALL SENT NEAR SC 7} 1 »vt of which were staged in| possible to inflict something p i » The place where the ship in distress reported the submarine, sixty One of the discover bis death, |1es8 he refers to the cop-| available natural defensive points. As Fifth Aven and Forty-second| The public is < i 19 de | miles east of Nantucket, is in the vicinity in which the Ger bmarine him was that Mrs, King had rented WH eet, Occnslonally one of the bial teat aapiels cian: tocda r mining properties in the West.|800n as the heavy guns were brought | Mies ket, ¢ vicinity i ic serman sul @ safe deposit box s ; clubs to which the banker belonged| expressed the popular suspicion that| There was nothing else that took|/™P and machine guns esablivhed at) (J.53 sank five steamers on its visit to American waters in October, 1916, which she had deposited valuable were his companions in these | suspicic ‘NE OF U-53 RAID, refers to, un-|had dug themselves in at all the ne 0 a ee pete vantage points the ftalion offensive ; _ |was the scene of a card party, Riga was surrendered to the Germans | Place at that dinner, nor a Ape | The UeS3. under co Seika C s curities, This box had been lo Governor phos Report of Ex-| ney were “gentlemen's games” in| in furtherance of Korniloff's acheisa,| tion of anything ‘ | was resumed Peer cheecrene r , under command of Lieutenant Commander Hans Rose, ap- but could not be opened, pen: Justice Inerat Who Heard |the hig of the word, all the “If Korniloff succeeded in out- | With the stock 1o PRALINE, OF the ta peared in Newport harbor on Oct. 7, and after a three-hour stay, put to ; Justice Ingraham 10 Heard i . Italian infantry was the capture of » eppointment of an administrator : layers be 8 prominent ¢ dine: bike Maldiarel Gammiites: DID NOT ACQUIRE ANY OF THE F ' A the estate. City Club Evide Bu : ut evens (rant WISting: SNe v rie) STOCK. SAYS MAYOR the summit of San Gabriele. The sea. The next report of her activities was when the American steamer How Means “protected” Mrs, King SANY, 8. + jerarelnce) a . ' | the Newopaper aeserted, “his arte erin that! Mountain ie drenched with human ; ’ i . ans ; Z| ALBANY, Se 15.—Gov, Whitman are not averse to winning at poker.| treachery has not been punished. Reporter—Tho intimation was that| MeUn Hardly any other battle in| Kansan, since sunk, was stopped off Nantucket but permitted to proceed from posible suitors, was told this|to-day dismissed the charges preferred | an) these n quit winners at Mar-| Qur country was handed over to |¥oU had had opportunity to acquire| Buroce has Keen so costly to both r morning by Salvatore Giordano, ‘0 | again District A’ ey Edward , . ? le oi upon establishing her identity. fy t », it is|Swann of New York by the City Club |Undale's expense the enemy. Pnly the Soldiers’ | some the stock sides. mpern Cae A Lani aAt ef room evade eff sha Bc It is the belief in certain quarters} Committee saved Russia. It # The Mayor—I imagine that every-| “Phe communication of the Itailan| Then soon after came word of the sinking of the British steamers ree nb peas hse fc iia this action the Governor upheld |that Martindale's penchant for poker] not true that the reported panicky |body with whom the Senator was|/command, however, makes it plain ibtedly explains the character report of former Supreme Court | ¥ tlee G retreats of the Ru: jacquainted had an opportunity at|that the conquest. is decisive, No Strathdene, West Point, and Stephano (the last a coastwise orge L. Ingraham, who, as|of his thefts. They covered a poriod| exaggerated? With the investi- ¢ in army w Giordano, who was seen at office of his counsel, former Assistant time or another to acquire|effort of the Austrians ca | : a Ww force! passenger vessel), the Dutch steamer Bloomersdijk and the Norwegian Special Commissioner, heard the evi-|of sixtven years, the amounts tnxen| gation under way, we can now |80me of the stock, I had no tnten back the victorious Ita Army. ‘ th District Attorney Francis L. Coreao,| gence in Ih freauentlY Aw snail ap s8.606, 4 aera lod f acauiring any of the stock Mua winlAWeeiwe i voce to| Steamer Christian Knudsen, Passengers from the Stephano, and erews Methe Sulton Wieat na discover whether or No, 356 Fulton Street, Brook i with his ample silary| panics were organized by Kornil particular or gene offer of the Italians, as ' u- from the « h sscued by American destroyers, he had known Mrs. K mate in Controt ve found necessary to! off's own adjutants.” ase of st was € 1 bus under which the been z : : Me ee ie, saad Maou Fee a ouarnilvaly Annet aie 2 aonseeluians I did not acquire any. The|compelled to operate, and which ex-| W. ASHINGTON EN DS ORDERS TO NAVY YARD. “I first met her,” he said, “at a Sept. 16.—By a ae t ysteries of the|« - 4 ' te atement in the papers this|isted as ng as San G was .. “SEER RE GEER reo pert cea La IR . mysteries Of the| «remarkable communia mnuly [PBA Sieepent ip. she panera tle! Alen se: 1Ong | . WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.—The Navy Department, hearing of the bc gaa ee r ent sugar industry ne United | Case dilating on the panic in the Russian | morning ' underatod nan ‘ : ‘ ; A on West Seventy-seco stre A Pere cummed pited|""Miss Hunt, the depositor whose | retreat was to take a specific block of the an Gabriele dominates the access) reported submarine attack off Nantucket, talked with the Commandant of where I was singing for the enter- d 1e food ad a 4 minist ‘i ence was yed bY Martin- Istock is untr I wish that there|to Friull, With its occupation the] Ke Aer ; A ' Pp tion, to be conducted under |confidence w ay Korniloff himself decreed pun the New Yo: . m ete tainment of her guests, Mrs, King system which will control |dale, 1s a wornan past the three-acoro| jghment for navoltere in the {Was more truth in it, as it would in-|Itallans have removed all the dan,ere| ¢ New York Naval District and instructed him to board the British ship was herself taking music lessons at) manutacture, distribution and im-|mark, who, despite her wealth, lives the main issue | dicate @ financial ability to take |of an offensive action on the part of| bringing the news and get full particulars of the British captain's story. this time, I speak of her as Mrs. | portation army, It w comparative retirement int . steck, which I do not possess. the Austrians in this sector und hive : King, but she was then Mra. Chance — Fee eye ee Wilean a ays whieh be neoleeted lote the Mog oe Roeren eliminated also, sar nenuce to Rush of the New York district telephoned the department at olna Ganitad har aivhess & Student om and Army Su . if heen cow convention, He put it into » i. 1 fagtotte a ae Cita on Pps tea ING Guta i mene be ne y Ha win Py aa y chant of the! effect at once. Probably a num: | time that you sh a Me ola a : ; er he sent to Interview the skipper fed neat Cant ‘ BUFVALO, Sept. 15.—Philip La Plere ! Han in Of the! ber of Russian priva sidiers cer of the com 2 ae Ke Rush said ¢ t Joubted the accuracy of the as pal eater : Montreal, Gt udent at Wort Py ‘| Bank, Ile left a! ave already paid the penalty f The Mayor—At no " Eiherty Motor ty Me Used in Naval) roy ’ scsi a ea aaa a eu on PL OW, J. | fo 4 m n dollars ¢ infractions of discipline 1 amd ft a Siverare Ab . . — the United States Arr a tw ears ago Bahinerail ne Nirection of “i on Al a} Wasitnanc 1 Patrol ships searching the whole territory around Nantucket lightship “ _ sitamonel was ure n bhele| Hunt wes interested With Cyrus W. | throughou {he recon t had other plang erty motor produc { discovered no trace of a submarine up to mid-afternoon, the Navy r to was wrecked near Nor were crowds ou the streets, but ao NK Under direction of the War De (For Racing Results See Page 2.) Tonawanda, (Continued on Seventh Page.) panic (Continued ou Secoud Page.) ment will be used also in naval & {peal Deparunent was informed,