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2LUZr7M I Po J Thousands Block Streets at Miss Vanderbilts Weddings
Fnlr find oolilrr tonight Tnridnr clear
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SEABOARD BANK I I
SKYSCRAPER AFIREI
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1000iNA PANIC I
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Wells Building Close to Standard Oil
p Headquarters Scene of Flight From
Flames Which Shoot Up Air
shaft Before Alarm Is Given
A fier < > fire In the Moreroom of the
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Srabranl National flank en the h
oml floor of hf YHe Hmldlntt at
No IS Hroadxvay i 1ttIeI a vanlc
mons more than II th ulI1d enr
ployeea In the buildins late fils afternoon
stubborn blaze for
noon and proved a stl > I
the 8U1oksea tel to conquer
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The fire had been burning ome time
In the unoccupied store room biok of
the Rockefeller Hank before It burt out I
into the alrhaft of the bulldltiK thrU
a dozen windows A sheet of fUmo
rushed up Into the haft HlMns It with
bac smoke whlrh wai tie first alarm
Too tenant of the two hundred and fifty
offices of the bulldlnc sot
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Women Rush Through Smoke i
Many wlnfloxv upn the shaft were
cpen and the mokt > joure Into the
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Lflway5 blltHliiK the frantlf 5UV
omen and cltrnf who ru hed shriek
in from thilr offle ind dnmoiod it
th elevatorf
I The elcvntor men kept the car so
In ffup and Ion us fat a thnv f uld
I drive then nnd pollcomen from Broad I
WAY assisted In gettIng out the terror
lit rick en people The older men among
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them hundred of lawyers and Cu tom
House brok r maniced to kopp thlr
I hMds and r > tk up Ullr aluable doc i
uments before they fid
In the fiaft Into xxhlh till llime
pourerl a oljstor of tclipiono wires k
carried up tl t e rnnf The liiMilntlon
offered reo < l fijl to the hlaxe and willie
the flremrn were licnllnc the Himex In
the xtoreronni a vIi of nre 1 riwled ip
rd rmihromed under the plateKh
kJlltht on the roof
The fire hal been blazinc joine time i
when the skyllRlit ciuked nn1 ctii 1Jt > I
to the hn iinent w It h n tiuiil > rou
noise that added to the pnnlc of th
fleeing tenant It also iiued Rival
p larm In tho Standard Oil HulldinK ad I
I joining from wlilci there Was a Middon
exit of liundreJH of stnlJrl > her and
clerk I
Plenty of Water This Time I I
AM soon os Knclne N o 3J reached the
burning bulldlim hose was attaihed to I
the otA n < lplpes and a full head of i
pressuie turned on I
I Contrary to expectation tinie waM
I pent of water and n high pressure i
CUT HIS THROAT RATHER I
THAN SEE HIS WIFE WORK I I
Adnm Bauimn Attempts Suicide Ii
After Hailing to Get Work
Even as Snow Shoveller I
Una his even to secure work lit shovel
Ing snow Adam Haiiuan fiftyfour
years old a carpenter of No SfC Court i
Jandt avenue the Bronx returned home
todaycut his throat and then hacked i
his left wrist lie Is at the Jebanuii
Hospital I
Bauman was found by his xvlfp Jletn I
on the floor of the bedroom IJe has
been oCt of work eight weeks and durIng
lag that time his wife flee been earn1
Ing enough to keep the couple alive
Bauman said that he had been refused
work thirtyfive times and was dlsi
couraged When his wife bent OVer him
he said j
I did It became I could not 8tand I
eelng you work It breaks my heart
A man without a lob In Nexv Vork Is
better dead I want to die
ORDER iN ADVANCE
i Numerous complainlx have
I been received from rruilrri
who could not get the Nun
dUll World on stands after 9
A U yesterday
A rearrangement of deliv
ery for all Scio York Sunday
newspapers has been adopted
Until tIle lata system is
perfected it is advisable to
order your Sunday World of
your dealer in advance
It Mill enable him to regu
late hit order and wilt insure
yui getting a < Kdilli WO
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wlh vnbl the t1rfmn to make
ot work of the liazc back of Ihp
Ian Hv thf time tluv swltihc1 their
lititlnn to tie 11 rf on the reM the
Krint 1iiMliiK wa < finpty
jiii1 tin on the roof wa roadlly PX
tlnpuoliiM
tligNo
No one wa Injured i nth panicky
exit tnntish halt n acow of yotimr gina
xxoonel a lid had to he urnd out
Tiex rexvii qjiekly In the hOI air
nf 1roadwax The orIgin of the blaze Is
a mx stfrx
CHARGES GIRL
WITH STALING
MANY THOUS NnS
Pretty Confidential Clerk Goes
to Tombs in Default
of Bail
Chined with syMematl larcenlei of
amounts alrcsn tin between S1t >
nnd KU i Miss Ellen C Frack a tall
hinlonely owned rlrl of Glh one jlle
appearance pleasing face and a hat
which easily outdistanced any on Hroad
wav for slr xa1 committed to tho
Tombs today by Judge Cram Part I
General tVjslons In default of UOcl I
ball An ltnllctmint C ha rgoI her with mind
larny in converting to her account a
chpfl for J7iV44 In favor of her employer
lofeph K Kllcry of No Cl Kast Ninth
slnct TJiP check was ilrixvn by Mat
thexv VllHon of No 102 West Txxenty
ilfth streot
Miss Irnck was brought back to Ney
York osrrday by her attorney Mark
Alter from her home In IlttsbuT
whole In1 says shn went to mlse inoncv
to satisfy her employer The clrl wa
aptCTrentlv tLt alarmed at her oredlca
ment snylnp that she folt that she
could satisfy her creditors If given P
ciiance
Mist Krack has been employed b
Ellen for several months She wn
efficient and apparently ambitious am
was rapidly placed In a confidential ca
pnclty In which he < ndor1 all notes
It was not until Nov 17 that the clr
wna ii pprteil
VVlNiin who sent th > note to ICIIery
met him durlnc the day and remarked
that he had forwarded hli check for a
bill due him Kllery toad Inrpilrle
iihout It ind Mip Frank was unable to
moduce the check
Prlvitc dotoctlves were then placed
on Miss Kracks trail She frequently
visited the Peoples Dank No SJ3 Canal
street It was found that she had
forged the name of Joseph E Ellery to
the check on the day It reached Ellerys
ofTlco and deposited It to her account
In the bank In this war a member of
the Elerv firm declared today the girl
had stolen many thousands of dollars
from the Orm
6000 Her Lawyer Says
When asked refrardlnc the amount
taken her lawyer stated that Goo
xxould cover nil Ho admitted that tho
number of chocks v for ed would ap
proximate one hundred hut called at
Ipntlmi to t Ito fact that tJw KlrJ vol
untarily returned to fuo tho Indlt
inPut lit1 asked that ball be Used at
tCim Kllery attorney sought bull
at oft > J
Accordlnc to her laVer Miss Frack
at OIKI time conducted u school of ntiin
oKraphy for gina at Ilroadway and
Twentxllral street Ho pti tel that she
sold this Inatttutlon In order to meet
her obligations lo the Ellery firm
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Seaboard Florida Ulmlled Herrlcc
Best to Ilnehurat Cnmdcu Columbia
rirMiil hrtM r l Qfft a 1M Ii
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WINS SPRINT
AT CITY PARK I
Old Robin Hood at Long Price
of 20 to 1 Finishes
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NASTURTIAS BABY RACE i
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Dacra Runs to Form in Steeple
I chase and Gallops Home
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p131 to Tti vittn TVorM
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r racing srery liijectod high elas
I methods Into the programme at Ctv I
I Park today nnd a < n rp ut probably I
the best bnlanced fields of the season
I conte ted in the Men events The I
I feature was a handicap at seven fur
I bugs Th app Mnince of Drst
I lYrmlum in this served to scare out
Iu Dunnes 1ens and Frank Browns
Keator which were expected to furnish
the contention for the Fuller horse A
sprint at five furoms was also caidod
and served to bring out Mollle Mont
rose the champion twoyearold tllly
lof the r it season A speedv lot op
i posed the daughter of CaerlonBezlque
and the finishes produced tyrtted sport I
I The track tens at Its tept and the pro I
gramme opened wtb the usual two
yearold race at three furlongs
tIRSf HACK Purse JWO maiden
1 twoyear olU mites three furlongs
Ntisairiu lit ik mUhi I 7 to 6 to r
I and 3 to 3 won liy two ipnpths Mv
< any Frances Irta I V lowers IT to I
r to 1 and to 1 t coml IJIIIan Kluy
I 1 > f il leo 17 lo 1 o to 1 and 2 to I
tnrd Time OYi 45
Ias I adv
Pauline Puiell Nohraoka < TSS <
I Chilton MIly Stark lady Psyche
Lena liwh MlM HapiburR Ituicuna
ant Helen Kidder alto ran
3KCOND KACE Purse J 4O steeple
el aM > fouryiirolds and upward
port course Uacra 19 PendlnB 8 to
II fi to S and 6 to 5 won by one length
I Mlxup 139 Masnadt 15 to 1 T to 1
land 2 to I fecund Jim Hutton 113
I Cane 12 to 1 T to 1 nn l 3 to 1 i > i
Time 30 35 Waterway and Juk un
I Pay aIm ran McAllister and Ciptaln
Irrell ran out Gnult and Woodslnp
iLell
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MlTHIlin
THIlin RACK Purse JVV threeyear
I olds tail up five furlongs sPTlnl e Ah i
med lift ft Koornen 7 to 2 iven and
I to 2 won hI a length Toy Boy 10 i
Notterl even and alit 2 Pnhln Hood
Ill t1 Ioei CO to I > to I and 5 to 2 3
TlniH 101 SMIpwreek Minos Prowler
WIM IrUhmnn Oonnomoo Industrious
I Momentum Mollle Montrose and Mor
ales also ran
SHOWR GLASS
CUTS PASSENGERS I
AS CARS CRASH j I
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Smith Street and Flatbush
Avenue Trolleys Collide 1I
at Crossing
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today when n Smith stree car and a
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Fh tbtmsh avenue car collided at Smith
and Livingston streets Brooklyn I
Klatbush avenue car No 531 crashed
Iinto car No 7J3 of the Smith street
line The Klatbush avenue vehicle was
on itt waY to Manhattan and the Smith
street car was bound for Coney Island
Through some error they met where
the tracks crossed the front of the
Flatbuah avenue car bumping the
I Smith street air amidships wiiashn
all of Its windows and hurling the pas
sengers from their teats amid K shower
uf splintered ciiss
riorentino Munetez the conductor of
the Smith HtriPt car xvns thrown Into
the street and got a severe gash on
Iho chick and u sever bruising lie
I xvas taken to this Cumberland Street
1 IloMpltal
None of the passiMigfrs was so badly
hirt as to need HIP service of n stir
I cron and all went to theIr homes with
out giving llulr names
MRS W W ASTOR LOSES GEM
Mrs William Waldorf Astor Jr who
Is her visiting her sntor Mrs flesh
naldBrooks at No 40 Eait Sixtyninth
street lost on Saturday afternoon either
nt Hhjrrv or at Jot Woberc theatre 4
roOOIl eonuinlnf I cluster or pewit
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COUNT AND COUNTESS SZECHENYI
ESCAPE IN AUTO AFTER WEDDING
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Police Keeping the Streets Clear
in Front of Vanderbilt Mansion
Photographed Especially for The Evening World by a Stan Artist
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GERMANS GO TO
HUGHES fOR MORE
LIBfRAL SUNDAY
Governor Confesses a Strain
of Teuton Bloot and De
clares His Mind Is Open
Cpcflal to The nitilnij WorM
ALBANY Jan Itcprcsotitntlves
of tho German societies of the 9lIto
toclnv mall an urgent nppenl to OJov
HiiKhPi to help them secure a modlfl
cation of the exIsrtliiK SuniJiv law
Thnv protested that Ilif enforcement
was unreasonable mull oppressive
Theodore Siitro Piosldint of the
New York Lnlte Gorman Societies
S poakliiK for the ilelocatlon fnid that
a resolution will bu orferi In the Leg
islature en I I Inn for the appointment ot
a committee of three ii rlmI I art and ilvu
Avpoiutriymrii for the puniuMe u re
vising Hit sumptuary Humliiv lv v Id
nskcJ the Clovernor to iippulm a < on
mlttec of citizens to work In < > oiiiim
lion with Hit IjPKlMatlvt lo 1111nl I tee
nnd added that the din IC ulllnnce of
German societies was irepirlii to
Found all classes In thy State on the
subject anti to work up sentiment In
favor of the proposed Ituiiirc
In reply Gay hughes said I con
fess to a slight strain of German blood
Inherited on the maternal side I have
had occasion to learn of the many con
trbutons the Germnn have made to
the progress and defence of our coun
try
The part played by German citizens
their iu > uliy and intense patriotism
should have a wider recognition than
has been accorded them No body of
men have been more desirous of maIn
lalnliiK AiiiHriv institutions Tluv
ar at the 10 11 flon t In huns art
and loiter We have obtained from
Germans a mo t important stimulus to
educational progress
uw I nit > e tjoi oUtted bv I he peo
ple of the Slate and t ta im duty to
reprispm tilt people ai 1 1 n ioli It Is
of tliii llrct Impjrumv that ttIc should
he hit frei st ntiTchanK f opinion
without crimination Nothing Is per
manently Kilnid by anI it Hi t i h
KtM lifjond till > limits of patlinco and
iott sldera than In a community or In
telllKemc truth and fair ilcalliiK are
bound to result
Ai to tha question you present to
me 1 have no opln on nor siiKKcstion to
otter It Is a subject for legIslatIon
after the opinion of the State has been
focused When It comAH before me In
due course I will Rive It careful con
sideration as on all qunttlon of this
> > ort I have an pn mind end will hoar
aji alas
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BRYAN DENIES
HE IS TOLD TO
GET OUT OF RACE
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In Vashington to Consult
Democrats but Will Not
Ask Nomination
i VASIIIXflTOX Jan ilIl1am T
Iryan to day held an Impromptu reception
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ception In the rooms of the Houso Com
mittee on Wnys and Means where n
number of Heinooratlc representatives
nnrt nviny outsldprs cnttp with him
Asked to mime his choice for a runnlnir
mate In the evi > nt of his nomination
Rt Denver Mr lirvan lauRhlngly re
I plied 1 shant tell That Is too bold
a question To the nowspipir men lit
said
You may say that my commission to
Washington xvai not to consult allY
men or set nf men Its lo whetlur or not
I oiiKht to he II candidate for the nom
initlon I have not put that question
to any man nor shall I The people
not Individuals have the sole rIght to
d cdo that point I am not hem to
solicit support for myself as a possible
Presidential candidate I never solicit
Individual support I never ask any
man to vote for me In the past when
I WAS before the people as a candidate
mv effortn to obtain votes have been
confined to statements of my vlexvs
Asked about the story published In
some quarters that former United States
Senator Jones Oliver H P Belmont
and others went to him a day or two
nnd told him lie was not the logical can
illdati for HIP Democratic nomination
nrcid him not to run and throatenwl
Ii npoM > Mm If their advice shoiihl bo
JUfpsardod Mr Uryan said I
I Tin re li not a MnrM of truth in that
S any No on has advise I mo itt to I
lip II rindulntp I saw Somtor JOIIPH
II nit we Ill IUt politics lilt nothlrs of
i IIP tort rt > i > rtil ic iirrpil
I ivi > ticy mt had no formal con I
foivnco since my arrival In Washing
ton Tonight at a dinner at tho hom <
nf Senator Ncxvlnnds of Nexada I I
shall moot tutu confer with the first i
half of the Domocratlc Senators on
tho a Iphin tlcill list Tomorroxv tvUht
I shall meet the second half After
that I co at once to Hoanokp near
nero my < Uuxhur U Attending school
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MORGAN YACHT
CUTS HIGH JINKS
Boards the Old Frigate Ports
mouth and Tries to Take
Command
John Johnson sails under the flair of
lie CorsaIr oxxned by J 1lerpont Mar
Ran The Cor iir has been tied up at
Holxuken In tho off season a short dis
tance from the old frlirnte Portsmouth
The warship li now used bv the FIrst
Kattnllon Naval Ilnscrvo of Nflxv Jer
sey a husky bund of young men
who trout bv a real military trnltilni
undpr officers drtnllod bv the Govern
ment
Last night Johnson known up and
down the llobokon piers as a Jolly big
hearted fellow alxxaja ready to Jump
In anil help the un lerdnt XXIH imxl
gating up tin1 wharfs to lIme Ports
mouth He xxas three linnets to the
windward and staggering perceptibly
Steering his course direct to the PortH
mouth he boarded the old frigate with
a merry welcome from the young mar
iners
Hove to me hearties bring her
around he shouted In his full deep
tones as ha picked up u belaying pin
The crew of the Portsmouth saw he
was rum crazed and stood their dis
tance
Well Is she about he asked Aye
Aye did you say Then clear the deck
for action Run out the Long Toms to I
their full length and let em split If
any man darn mutiny off ROBS his I
head
Harold Paystor one of the crew was
not Inclined to take Johnson seriously
nnd the torialrs man let heave a mar
linsplku hlttlnc tho young man In the
side and Injuring him Txvclvo of the
CIPW then Jumped on Johnson and
pinned him to the deck llo teas hand
cuffed and later arrested He xvas ar
reIgned before Itecorder JlcCJovern In
llobokcn today but non of the ship
men appeared against him
A person who said he Has mate of
the rortalr tutu a representative of ir
MorKin spoke of the uniformly good
conduct of Johnson and lie wall Ills
chuned with a reprimand
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TATIIKIi JOHNS ltIIICIH
In a great onlo mutt body huilrtr since
tkIn raidti1 like x new n non Mri
C N laid HyJivitU Vt 0
Lost Sight of Going South in Lexing
ton Avenue Their Destination
Known Only to Members
of Both Families I
THOUSANDS OF WOMEN CROWD
ABOUT VANDERBILT HOME
Strong Force of Police Handles Them Sternly
Only 300 Favored Guests See Imposing
Ceremony Orchids Decorate
the Mansion
Miss Gladys Moore Vanderbilt was married at noon today to Count
Laszo Szechenyi in the home of her mother Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt
at JSo 2 West Fiftyeighth street and became a citizen of Hungary The
wedding was characterized by elegant simplicity and was witnessed by
only 300 relatives and intimate friends of the bride and bridegroom
Several thousand curious people the majority of them women who
congregated in the vicinity of the Fifth avenue palace were handled
sternly if not fiercely by the police None was allowed within fifty or
one hundred feet of the sidewalks flanking the mansion
BENEDICTION ROM THE POPE
Before the wedding ceremony was performed the bride received a
cablegram from the Vatican containing the apostolic benediction of Pope
Pius X The Pope added to his message that he hoped soon to be able
to impart his blessing in person to the young couple at the Vatican
The cable was received by Archbishop Farley and transmitted
M Lavelle
through Mgr I
Throughout the ceremony which was performed by Mgr Michael J
Lavelle of St Patricks Cathedral assisted by the Rev Father Byrne
there was apparent the fixed idea of art and brilliancy rather than splen
dor In the tone of the decorations the costumes of the bridal party rnd
the simplicity of the ceremony there was breathed only the soft note of
elegance without effort for effect or the spectacular
ORCHESTRA ORGAN AND CHORISTERS
Nahan Frankos orchestra was invisible and amid the bankings of
orchids and blossoms the red vestments of the thirtysix choristers from
the Cathedral were blended in soft flashes of scarlet Besides the orches
tra an organ had been placed behind a bower of bloom just outside the
big drawingroom and the organ notes of the wedding processional
mingled with the strains of the sixtyfive pieces of the orchestra James
C Ungerer choirmaster of the Cathedral directed the choral effects
GOT AWAY BY STRATEGY
Immediately after the wedding breakfast the Count and Countess
set out on their honeymoon precipitately eluding reporters and camera
lenses with rare strategy A Vanderbilt brougham with coachman and
footman in the family livery of dark crimson and claretcolored collar
was driven ostentatiously to the Fiftyseventh street entrance Thereupon
the kodak light infantry invested the portals on that side
Just then Alfred G Vanderbilt drove a big portcolored Limousine
car to the Fiftyeighth street entrance and down into it flashed the bride
in a silvergray travelling suit with the Count at her heels in a light
overcoat and derby hat The moment they drew the door to after them
Brother Alfred threw in the clutch and the motor leaped out into Fifty
eighth street and glided east to Lexington avenue where it vanished
going south
PROBABLY OFF TO THE SOUTH
The report that the early days of the honeymoon will be spent in
Newport was denied today in dispatches from that place A corres
pondent of The Evening World learned at Alfred Vanderbilts Oakland
Farm and Reginald Vanderbilts Sandy Point Farm that no preparations
had been made there to receive the Count and Countess The railroad
and steamboat officials declared they had received no orders to expect
the arrival of a private car tonight
This fact revived the rumor that the couple would go south for a
few days returning in time to sail for Europe on Feb 4
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In the srleotlon of Kiieits hundreds of 1
folk prominent In New Yorks most brll
hint society were left out and thos
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who were present represented only that
Intimate circle In which the Vanderbilt
l move eave for a few frlendA of th
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