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ROOSEVELT ON i
THE HAMBURG
9
Anarch TrijJ ji Poisim Lx
i
President Is I a et Version
I of Shipboard Attack i
r PLAN VS FRUSTR Til
Italian Who MrdMlu Atimpt
Put in bin on Oivm I iner
lYiLiiiem in Koine I
I It I i I
t iMov 1 If Ii J v i t I
< lsv IIUbIO it fpcea 01 < 0 1 f I
Ulortn Oiling UK tii > ii R n o
thi attl t n ideOdt
e IM fr
Ijfird t jtraiiPi MnniuiR
HllIiliK tre VdMgo Ot 1C U r
from PU Viirl In llor
i 11 Pir
I < an ntttMipt
n niilo a
v ilat to pn1 MI 15 no
M i I ii > plot na nlpprd In
npIrI i ir bud
l li IM 10 cirrI o it I t < in
limn hKr HIP nviilfilii pnlnvirr
S IiI > MV on biid o nn 1 or
k L i aftltitiM vtIi t > liinck
Ulnil Tc 111 ws arlT < cr t pa < 1
ir Ir is
IW Much fnKm Victor Km I
3 nniH nl t Il1rrln1 of HIP tcphrled i
1 ttimnpi MI r fn of Mr ISioiieicIt 1
Mid i lip i If t
lIre ropnrt v m HUP he lal
ilf IIi pileii ami rrrirtted lil occur
I P nerf <
Tio Inp ahfn told r thp irpivt i
f ald IP was nSII anri > nt tln < ilela
lion nf n niPiiibei of Sc nt > nJm n
itralRlit pith
Argcr In Rome
Tlif r n that an Kalian AnircMk
tail 1n1l1 ajj attempt to nsTsslmti
T cnln ft > nl fit on hour the
ni > i i lii i urs I puhlMi d here to
lay t ii 1 a nroujeil feplnjt of anger
nnd coiiitnatlon Not only doe Ila >
condemn ihsj crmi nali Althout a
1
I oourtry but uh pn attempt h a
Tlolallor of the f Hrici of admlratlor
and gratlttido univer IIy i eld In italy
tnwird Jlr IIoo i5Vlt and the Inlted
State
Premier Golt I ind Pore i Minuter
Tltonl WPP Infiinroil ot the nl < RI t
fmpt while at tho Ihibe or IiiiV I >
cllscm ilng the nn icr to the pppeoi frum I
the thniic They njire SPil tlielr pro1
lound Mjrnivv and raid they tinn > d there
vas some mjtakc h the mtifnility of
he criminal Thy cx Pta hieil piat I was
not llkily thit an Italian anarchs
would be travelliui nr51c1as s
Satolli to Roosevelt
The fallow mesiiKei of wplcome
i from Cardinal Satolli former Papa
Delegate to the Culled States and
Krnest Nathan the Mayor of itonie
have been despatched by wireless teleg
raphy to Theodore Kooscvelt on boaid
thl steamer Hamburg Uaidlnal 4a
tolll said
Recalling1 the cordial reception slven
I me nt the While House I > end jou m >
cordial greetings and congratulations on
I jour glorious mlnilnlitrnilnn of the
presidency of the fulled States my
Jwlshes that you mav have n happj jour
ny and my hope of meetlni you per
I onally In Home before HUI return to
Umerlcp
Slg Nathans griellngi were as fol
tows
To Theodore Itncjevpf the worthy
I I successor of Washington and Lincoln
t and the champion nf truth and frnrlcsi
Integrity Home the soul of Lnlted
Italy sends her friendliest welcome and
heralds his coming ncrost the pan
t Theso mesages were dispatched be
J fore tho news of the rcpoited assault
on Mr noooevelt became known
if PONTA UULUADA Island of Sao
1 lllguel The Azores MarcU JOThe
jiteamahlp I lambing with cxl > rcslil nt
ITlieoifore Hooscvclt nboard arrive here
unexpectedly nt S oclock thli inornlnB
i 1h vcf < cl stopped briefly to Rive Mr
11 J t an iippnrttmlt or seeing the
3 jyv j I scenery of the Miami with in
Li 8 nllll rlllh 1Ii i JJ was groat
ement aittor eorll alt uf
whom wpn cigei lnT liiii a hllmpe of
I Mr Ilooscvelt Tin Hunting wnirli
stopped at tlloita Cfliidai it Air
jlooicvclfH ifiUP I ieiialiilti two
I 1 liours left tiai port it C uYloil Inst
I evening
I Mr Hoosevplt came nfliore hers at 10
t oclock this morning A large crowd
I Assembled the dock and Kiw llm un
I Lvatlon He vvns creeled by Kdward
kyCreevey gtjd Vllllam IV Xlcholls
f I Wif Ely e Amrri inn Ionsiil and
i cel I St Michaels will whom
Tli drOve nd Ionla Delgada In an
H I iatomoblle In thin trip Mr Koojc
It
2tHIJ 9nMW4I
p
lAL
4 I
L KMFMAN HO
I FTER JOHNSON
KAUFMANNGOES
AFTER JOHNSON
Wlnl lOOOO BH
Delaney Posts S5000 for
Match With the Negro
Champioii
i4f
Iillv Pelanp > manoccr of AI Kauf
finn todn > lovered th f30i < l ported by
Jack Johnson HeUnpy stated Hint he
had decided to let Knufmami meet HIP
nero champion providing Johnion
would iialte a side bet of 10000
The J3cci alo goes for a match with
Ketchol Rld Delaney This will give
Ketchel and Kaufminn a chance to see
which Is best fitted to fight for the
white supremicy
Delanr has repeatedly declined to le
Kiufrunn meet either Largford or
Johnson lie recently offered Jeffrlei a
match declaring Kaufmann would bet
JlOiW that he could defeat Jeffrlti
Wlllus Hrltt has also posted 15000 to
meet John on Britt recently declared
that Ketchel was ready to meet Kauf
nunn
PRLCEOFCOAL
IS CUT DOWN
5OCENTSATON
I
Retailers at Last Announce the
Annual April Reduc
tion to S6
Coal came down fifty cents a ton today
day
dayAt
At the annual spring Meeting of the
Coal Merchants Association Xo 90
West street announcement waa madeof
HIP recent action of the Coal Trust rail
roads In making the cu tomarv April re
d tin tout on tidewater coal
Instead of < > Ho a ton for domestic sizes
consumers will be charged J5 by the re
tAllor who anticipate a large rush as
the result of the reduction The rail
roads report n large supply hand
within six hours of the New York con
sumer
On May I the price of coal will ascend
to JC10 and afterwards June 1 J5M
July I 15 TO August I SAO and Septem
ber I JCW at which paint It will remain
stationary for the fall ant winter
months
ELFIE FAY MAY NOW MARRY
Mls iize Iij the ni tress and Kn
sign lp tii < linrriMt AndPifjn of the
baUlshlp llsolII w to vfle to have
been inlirld p triln > but wlwe
vviiilliiK wii pivtponed through an er
roy li tlie iiuirrlaRi ccrtlllcale may
now be haiplly Joined In the bonds of
mttrlnony ns the cent Ilcat a linn been
nmiiided City Clerk Scully In whose
olHce In the CIty lint
the license wan
nmdo out yesterday sent one of his
rlerk to Mlsi lay home In West
One hundred and Eleventh ilrect to
correct any crrorn The year date had
hastily been made 190S and city
Clerk Scullys name had been left out
I
VOCAL AND INtlBlMEXTAI MtUO
at KQuIImmwnI
flRf PANIC
ON BIG LINER I
IN MIOO tAN
Steerage Passengers Flee in
Fright Sailor Stamps
Out Blaze
THERE AS NO DANGER
But Cigarette and Wisp of1
Straw Gave Cretics Olli
eels a Busy Half lour
Tho creW of the Vhlt Star II
whh arrived today from Italian ports
urougn news of a fire scre at ita that
i
threw the routine of the ship out of
I keller for i busy half hour or 10 last
FrIday
About 10 oclock In the morning some
sjitv or seventy of the lCOO steerago
passengers scrambled up the gangway
I tn a bunch screeching In all the pitols
I of Southern Europe piled over the rail
swept down the deck and burst Into the
jaloon where they dronned on their
i knees and began to pray for help From
the babel of tongu the word lire
I could be made out The alarm was
I sounded through a bugle and the crew
I
came to quarter
It didnt take very long to find the
blaze and not nearly so long to ex
tinguish A cigarette butt dropped In a
handfu of itraw on the forward deck
had blazed up and the temperaments
natures of the italian and Greeks ha
done the reel A sailor put out the con
flagration by the ilmple expedient of
stepping on It
But It was a harder job to quiet the
distracted alarmists from the steerage
and get them back where they belonged
One iran was nabbed and hauled back
as le polled himself on a ral reidy to
go overboard lie had a life preserver
draped about his neck a timeworn
valIse li one hand and an extra par of
shoes In the other
Some of the refugees from the steer
age forcibly objected to leaving their
pleasant pliC of refuge In the saloon A
few of them the excited first cnblne
thought Were reaching for knives but
handed their minds after First Officer
Williams had grabbed one lusty chap
bounced his head against the floor and
I then pasted him over to a flying squad
I of stewards who made a football of him
along the deck back to tho steerage
i The Cretl had twentyseven first
cabin passengers 213 In the ocond
and eve berth In the steerage full
i One Immigrant named Glussepa De
ilerrl was found to have ten long
bladed bad looking pocket dirks hidden
on him on his arrival here The knives
I were confiscated and Glusseppe went to
1 Rills Island to await Inquiry Into his
I antecedent His desire to enrich the
land of the Free with so much un
taxed Sicilian hardware may mean his
deportation
JAN POUREN WIN
HIS lONG fIGHt
I AGINST RUSSIA
4 I
I
I Demand of Czar that Revolu
tionist Be Returned DenieJ
II
by United States
Pullet Slates Commissioner Hitch
cock this moinlng discharged from cuts
lady Jan Jnnoff Poiiren the Ituflan
icfugee WJio lies been tried twice In ex
ttadljlon procccdliiKi
The Lrnia government i ailed him a
bandit ami imirdeicr but tt defcntu In
i C Ids utile neil inc < wire thc iiuta of
u icolulluinr
Ily frfdns 11111 tin Inlid States In
JUMtes tat tlii i imtf niiMti nf dp Hug
I
nlni dovcrnmciu w is not pinvon lout
ttat POUKII wns V inttd ru polltlcni
offenses
o
SMALLPOX ON A LINER
The Mcnmshlp rotdan whlili ar
rived today from llottenlatn and
Iloulogne wan jell at Quaranlllir be
cause thero wa a ase of mlpnx
among Ihe steerage pi Hnrs the
patient a yountr mini t nt reinoied to
the Reception Hoiplui and In i of thi
Ieera gn passengers acre remoxcd to
Hoftman loland for observation The
Iotldam will probably bi rtliaitd
tonlht
f 1
rfI
i
m
McClellan Showing New Bridge Ticket
and the Crowd That Saw Him Buy It
i iRHEPLESS
I IN IVfR GETS
AID BY REIHS
o
Hamilton of Old Dominion
Breaks Rudder Chain After
Leaving Dock
i
I The Old Dominion liner Hamilton
I with IV flrstcnbln passenKers aboard
i slowed down off the foot nf Cortland
I street ihl aftfrnoon live mlnul 1 > after
ohe had left hoir pier No ft nt the
t foot uf I lIch s Ireel bound for Of
t folk 1rim tin 10 clue sent a C Q Ii
1
fit help
1 The I nIt eul Vlrele Company piiltfd
up tilt message md relayed It by etc
i phone to the oBlcp of the Old Iomlmi > i i
1 UUP Intldp nf this mlnutf s two tutpu
i were racIng down North Hlver to
where tho rteurner liy almost moll n
less Just below CortlamU street
Tls tups hooKod on to the Hiurlloi
I and brought her back to tro dock Then
It was learned that she bail broken 1
udder chain
The Injury was discovered almost ns i
loon as the boat swung out Into mid
stream and headed tQr the hay It was i
i Mated that there lad been no excitement j
i aboard
I It vas stld that the paisencera and
pat or the freight would stay aboard
un1 cpa3 IrO ionplted which will i
take auou three houc
< I
3250000 BLAZE DESTROYS
BIG ROCHESTER BUILDING I
00
I
Ocuints Barely Escape With
TheirLives and Diners Driven I
I From Restaurant I
KOrMIKSTHi March 30FIre this
arteiroon destroyed tlc Hoynolds Ar I
ade In last Main itreet In the centre
I of tIe retail buslnes district I
I The Ibme spread so rapIdly tint the
lestnurant patrons were driven out b > i
the smoke one the occupants of the I
other places barely escaped leavln i
their belonging bMilnd The Western
Tnlon nlllocs were damage and tele
1niphlc cmnnumlcatlon far th tlmewnj I
destroyed I
The en1 wl1t lIt the Arcade IIap non
I i sitnes of lliin vvMch sho up thiouiji
I IIP riJ i 1 < dd to tho 1lSt wing I
Vlp rtttnieii iU ecleul heIr rfforis Invanl
tIv lug I > Mn1 elu > lpt Idu of tht Ar
iidp mi 001 linrillcnpped by falling
lam < IIP itsmn wan Injured The
Wise p l hi Ih l ciangc Ilacu
I nilhll u n Sl UP street whlili wi
iiaijid Th tot I ri llrrllshtlni appa
ratus wau Nigauid Ttiu lo s vi >
oW
vnun WMS cactI rtinnln nrros the i
roof bcforr tin llames urliil on tin
third Ulr of the building which was i
uniKcupled Tlc lire was quIckly extln
Kiiifhed
I
Sunday World Wants Wrk
I
Mondw Morninb WOilderf
I
I
I
i
i
I
fIDNArpcO GIRl
FROM HO PIT Al
TO ADOPT HER
Lemhiirg Didnt Know lit
Vas Breaking lav Returns
Her With Apologia
V Icmlwrg of No S12 East Two
Hundred and Twetut 3 eIghth street ui
joys the dhitlnctlon of luivln kid
napped a naventernyoaiold girl from
a hospital with no more serious con
seilienca to htrnbclf than a mild re
proof from the police and the hospital
authorities
Of course Mr Iembuu had i
irlmlnal Intentions when he II tot ID
tin Pordlnin Hospital last nM alj
viuitil a patient out frem ir i ti
nois of tilt nurse udirii u 1
huuic surgeons In fuel K > II < > UKII
In was doing the proper noel > iUil >
thing when he wrapped n cloak about I
Iloslo Orals and carried her out to
tils runaliout >
Ho had known KoMo for months for 1
she tied occupied the bed next ti > his
wifes before Mrs lcmburg was re
moved to tho Home for Incurables He
and his wife had propose to llojlp
that they adopt her and she had con
sented Therefore IembiirK Irojght the
Impkit way to adopt her wan to curry
her off from tile hospItal Tnl would
save him a whole lot of convcrralon
slid uuuiluLu > b Kcrlng
Hid not nl tCI patient In the ward
reiUKfitZvd LClnhlll vviien he took Iliulo
awav her dlappeirancu mlsht have
Created a Mi < atlnn A s It was IIse
lietnelllcd P niiprlnlPndent nntllleil
the police to hunt up Ipuburg and In
lorm him that Knslc lIIusl stay In the
otltil until dlsniirRd She Ic uffr
trig from Collie m lady IV Ii lob the duo
i ar c C it nfl make 011 and must ritual
u CV fial wiis huge r fir nbwrvitloi
When all this was expinlnid to
1mburK ho apologIze liuinblj anil
tonU ItiflP biok tn the liitltutUiii
MUs Detwelllid ilil today
WI ilon t Intend to brjnc nnv pro
iirdlnK1 iisiin1 Mr IPtiilimi us w > >
mo riintlil nt I if did onh whnt lie
thought Aiii lislit HoI li wlllrii
ii > iouM iidnpl lift nnd MI ore n < I IP
new that and UioiiKit It uae all rIght
to tik ler atui v IT IK iintil in
FLORIDA RESULTS
NV I iii Kli Mirrh 30 10
acts tiida exulted ns follows
rilttfT HAfKSIs firlnngs Snddrn
Star 110 fJ tontoyi I > to I ti to I and
3 to I llri Molt ni 110 II > Mnrpln > S
to 1 3 to I and S to 5 xemml Totno
olilihl 110 I II horton T In 2 1 to ami
i to in bird rlrnZI LIIIlcI1t
Pateman KnJly Irofiin Rctlrrnl
long Thorpe Oarllng tsan and lreslu
aso run
ylfojn HA H rlvo furi iJ anl n
I ii Cftmel 102 luil > I I 1 1 V
I I > 2 wul by li iiiiBlli lop
I I 102 lUnniiohl 1 I us I
1 III 5 ieonii1 Sl AiiHlv II i I
V I i ft to I III I sir1 I ti lid I
Vlnv II a IS Inth 1JA ter 1111
Aiitninii Mnld alt u an
Illnn 1tuci k uiuii I half rV
I lII Vnrlillon Uf ilnMlli 4 in i
S to a nnil 4 III 5 11111 Iy ilus unl a
Imlf lenc thus John A Mnrw Ii 7
iKIeliil III f I I f tt r voiil
ltoe rklo 1117 iM1Hei 12 to I f II
In t and tJ third In1I3 Kilty
rinlnr i Iarthy SiMr nlll hmlly
Vlinanac Uamble MIsc Imogene St
Ab fVilmo nn l lrarli at I e rnn
I Thf florId Trmcl llnreno
frKonil ArtILJ II < oU New Iulltiw Dull
hr Fun1 Intorm lion Tlck u Oral
I Fpre Parcel onuS Ira f1Iklnt A O4 1
011 cnaccltflct 11 tIll WII 01 IflUI
20000 PEOPLE CHEER I
AS GREATEST BRIDGE 1
IN CITY IS OPENED i
t + I
Thousands of Whistles from Boats and
I
Factories Join in the Tumult as j
Officials in Auto Parade Cross 1
New Queensboro Structure
GREAT THRONGS ON FOOT j
IN RACE OVER THE RIVER I
All Queens Borough Rejoices in Opening of Line II
to Manhattan Though Greatest Demonstration
I
tion Must Wait Until It Is Com
I
pleted in June I
II
The voices of twenty thousand cheering citizens swelled to greater
vnlume by the l11are of horns and the hruen roar of steam whistles
I
united in a mighty roar touiiy as a big roJ aiilonmbile bearing the Mayor
and a group dl city olliciils went Hashing like a huge scarlet spider across
the steelnetted pans of the Queensboro Bridge It was the informal
opening to traftic of the great new cantilever structure with steel enough
in it for ten battleships of the Oregon type and stone enough to build
la fort that loops Hast River at BUckwellS Island
As the first tower of the new structure was reached by the proces
sion the air was filled with the din of factory whistles on both sides of the
river the screeching of the vessels plying up and down either side of
Hlackwells Island anil two flags on the tower broke out their colors
Hven the inmates of the institutions on the Island looked upward and
cheered as the Mayors automobile crossed the bridge opening it for the
traffic service
SUFFRAGETTES I
PUNCH POLICE IN i
I PARLIAMENT RAID i
I
Women of 27 Cities Make
Combined Rush in Search
nf British Premier I
MThe militant
IOSPOX March
rfrafH11 iiwitc nnotlier Jtteinpt to i
raid Hie Home of Common In a search i
for Trwnler AviiUli this nflernoon lint I
i
C in vonien were qiilrUly scattered by a
letiKhmrnt nf mounted jiollromen
A UpiitHtlon o1 ttvuuuttlieVeut repre
sentatives of tLc largest dtlex of line
land maiched nut from Cation loll
find made thelu way In the direction or I
V lmliiit r The procession was
hradod by u band playIng the Mnretl
I inlp e and dNplnyed a number of banner
lmctlli with cuffrnRlt mottoes
The Premier already had made known
Ills reftiil to < Pe the deputation and tile
pnllci Hxpocllnif the comliic of the
women his d XronKly pntrenchnl them
elves In Parliament tilimrc 1pon ar
nv I nut at lie suniire the deputation
found all the entrances to Parliament
barred and In spite of the couniRO they
disploed in ilsktni IeliiB trampled1
umlcr the feet of the policemen I
horse thlr romtilned rushes in leich
I
un entrance were abcitlve
Tin Jiollce hut se been I tutu lnirled to
avoid madiiK arrests so fu liS pos
Flble but lieiMusi of the ripiatrd and
rtctcrmlneil rlmrBea of III furloiix
women they found It Imposslbln to
a top lliin IJ > al ollur Incal1 clse
fluently theY commenced removIng the
more determined of the attacker to I
the lockup and altogether about one
Iioun of the women were taken Into
eustnI
cuiVfIVounle of Ornturil who Iln
Mi beMrtc Mlllf of New York ar
ul Ito at the sfiiiarc In n motor iar In
111111at ot tl1 c t Slut re
IIIltned for sutma limA wntohlng the
acefle tth amused wonJcrmnt
t
o
Is noon ff the party rraiheil the
uroii Ilul of iho lirldti nut hart
tlllrll l a polifinian telephoned the sU
nnl for Iho openhiK of the lulilKe nnd
n mounted patrolman waiting for the
word from Acting liupriinr llocttlet
wnrtl tie aria to the walling vehicle
lusternl III the side reels
Like a Chariot Race
Instantly there wan a scene resem
bllns till start of a rnarlot nice The
drlfrs of tho wagons trucks nutomo
lilies and carrlagefi Jockeyc for pool
tlnn mid sought to be the first to race
ocr the structure The congestion
needed nil the energies of the mounted
policeman to untangle but final hy out
of the mixup a newspaper delivery
wagon dashed and gained the head of
the line
The other wagons tried to wrest thl
coveted position from the delivery I
uison and a number of autos pissed a I
gaudy tallyho strIvIng to get the front
but he bicycle poll emeu and the Traf
flf SniMil on the roadwav maintained I
order and the newspaper wagon man
auril tn upS h the ijueensborii Bridge
I
nliid of all other wagons or autOi
Thousands in Foot Race
Vlicsi the peip trlini path was
thrown npfii lilt1 wide approach Ins at
once choked by the mass of people all I
ilEhtln to lip In the van There wa a i
I
stampede that for several minutes baf
I fled tin police Their troubles were i
added to h the swarm of ambltloui i
VIHIIIK athletes nil anxlou for the honor
I
of II tat croslng the lirldge The mount
ed nun rode up the tnt lItii and weeded
out the croud and In the end managed
to get n emllaiue or older out of the I
npparinll hopeliM mlxup
The glory of cnxiing first did All
upon ono of the Mnrathoners an eUh I
trenyearold boy Mred lphnhardt of I
I Nn nr Iirit avfiuiP a niember of the I
i Olivet A i He hal a warm contest 1
I with n Hrookln youth and foroed him I
tn ictronil plni Thl distinction fell
upon Ccorse helm IIC Vo Jl KloJil
street HrooHiyn
It was a very bite y afternoon for the
police and Lie nen lieal of Traffic
quiiil wlilli will have charge of the
brIdge iiiiiultiel hiinsel f well eIlDK
Inipector Vllllam V Iloetller hid
under hH Oinmind seven lieutenants
six mounts and sl < tyflve patrolmen 1
oii foot In ndiliton to tliii force there
were ilxt > muuntftl men ami a squid
of bicycle pllcemeii In hare of the
brIdge roadway
Kept the Stands Clear
Bicycle policemen and ptolmm
foot under Inipieto KlUy tod QC
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