The evening world. [volume], March 20, 1915, Final Edition, Image 2

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etaae, wanftsiU kara treat Bertie, tkat tka batUeeblnt wen MterBt4oM.N
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aaa kaaaa Wttk tka lantia saiaaaij
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Companies Refuse
Qmilrrmnts Without
-BrWihVlae.
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iMaaeeateoa.
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m ekaaiaiiaaiiaii Mfl i.M
arl;
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la aaVaaaa. Tka aaly
wgj aaeiat to oatf
ky tka BrlUak Aaakaeeader.
aM BrlUak afaeala tkat tke
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oeaaaaf atcwatareo are
U Sov-
af aaa teal aaaatrlea are
ta tkla araaeeaiaa. TaaSve-
ft keea faraieaea wllk
Metaia Oaaiaaay at
"ta akia M toaa of Imti
mm kk finn mmm - m.m ma
I a4 aeaatgaed alreatly la tkat
i war aaw wwvwaawaawjamB. mm. mi aa"
'Ho ateaauhla would
at aatlt aer Oeett atertaaHlo
i aaaa aartifylaa tkat taia akin.
aaavM ao atlewea ta araeaed.
wnraMK k wtueriana
r ec eoyaar aaiphia
ik mm nuifiM ko
1 at War. TMa oMiid not
watu tka aojonoaa aellera
edaaaae.
vaa.mulred a oertlieata ef
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aaararal af taa ital
'. tkrawb waoee ooub-
; waaU aaaa aa Mat.
i i aaaa eatataaa Mm arx
r loaa wa aapera
ty aad finally gav the
taa aaaa to
af Aiaarlaa'a far.
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MaMacarriTiie
IERUN; SAID TO
A PEACE MISSION.
afarek at rU wireleaa to
kL If aaM, of New
BarNafroat
ajM at ease
a aaaaeraaee wttk aa
tM' Aaaeriaaa Aajkeaea
m
U aterakv It la awaaraay
paworaiaa w
ga a aMaai
'afaCma
lUIKUItWIIHUUI
eaW aftak aMal Mataa.
a alataajata aakkla aver aaa
'at ktjwraaMwail law aaa a
."kaertef"kaa kaaavemtat a.,
la toward Um wkllo etket immIi
aaa afire Mart alia ilmek am.
atafeaei M kereck aa aka moved la
I A ... -f mmaVa
he aaw the battieeaip, prwramawy
eat a( atflkt feiklad a areiettlBg aaaa.
cabled tka earrtaaondant "Tka laat
Mka aeiaa awpernatural object over
war amee km anaeuneed tka elBkias
baa British aettiesnips irreetsvaie
Oeeaa, watek the British, Admiralty
at llttr aoaatruetloa to tka Afrtaa
aan waa or mora itoaam coaairao
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war. Motor tat aawaaapart, now
af tka thra batUatMH to .Oamaa
uaquMtlbnftbl aekoolad.tka Turlu
T- - -
to queitioa whether the allied fleet
ia a aa aa inierBeaiary u aare
taa amea warenipf.
BRITISH VICE ADMIRAL
WMO IS SAID TO HAVE
BEEN MIT BY A 8BBLL.
IjmM QERMAK HQS
GIVEN TO RICH AND POOR
BELGIANS FOR BOARDERS
BRUMBLt, Belgium (via London),
Marek M (Associated Prea).-OnevmU-
Men Oarawa alg have been billeted on
the etvWaa Mtulatlon of Belgium.
1 The plge must be fed aad oared for
by tha Belgians, who without dlitlno-
tloa aa to class must perform this ser-
vice. One of the wealthiest Bruselloise
has been compelled to take twelve hogs
on what be etylea "reduced ratee by the
week." Hla poo rut neighbors have at
least one pig to ( family.
There have been reports of a short
age of fodder In Oermaay, whereas the
amount In Belgium Is nearly normal.
henca the Importation of the swine.
Belgians are concerned teat the urea
enca of the plga reeult In a further de-
atetlua af tke already aeaaty eupply of
feed aeeaaeary for the people.
The regulations Include provisions for
eempuUtory health reports and vital
atatkrtlea.
ERMANS PUT LOSS
TO BRITISH AT 6,000;
ALLIES SAID 18,000.
BXRUN (via Amattrdam and Lon
dea), March 10, An otHalal state
meat lesued to.day by the Oerman
Ota eral Btaff deeltrea tha total Oer
man. losses In the fighting la tha vi.
atnlty jof Neuve Chapelle were about
.Ma.
A aeml.weakly report of, the prog
reaa of the ftghtlnc, given out by tbe
BrtJIsh authorities on March II,
stated that tha Oerman losses during
the operations at Neuve Chapelle
from March 10 to March II oould not
have beea Ue than 17,040 or 11,000,
OERMAN AVIATOR
DROPS BOMBS AT DEAL.
ON THE ENGLISH COAST.
LONDON, Marok B),-A German
aeroplane dropped several bombs to.
day off Deal, a seaport on the utralt
aw ww,
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RUSSIANS SAY
They DevMtttaXl 4,500 Small
Towns in Poland, It Is
Charged.
CZAR'S ARMY GOES ON.
Germans Admit the Capture of
East Prussian Town
of Memel.
"tONTXJN, Marok . atatlatlea
yallahad in letroarad coneeralna
Joeeeo to property la nuaalaa.PoUad
aa a reeult, of tha Oerman lavaeloa,
haa; telayraphad here today, girt tha
tbtal ambr of towna aad larfer tII.
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tald that 4,M0 amall vlllttee were d
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kWaed.
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provloeaa. The damage la aetlmatad.
at mora than M00.0eo.ooo.
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aaooaea by a audtUn rapid advaaoe
lato the eatrame aorthera atrip of
Oerman territory, aad are reported
to have taken Memel, aa Important
Baltlo port filnfty-one sillia north
ut of Koenlaabery. The Oarmaa
force yuardlns tha frontier waa rar
prlaed and loat aevorely be for It fled
croM the sand flau to tha Daltlo
fortreea.
"All the middle aeotlon of the north-
era front, from the Junction of tke
uobr and Narew to tke Auyuutowo
ForeaL le now eloaed aaalaat war
oparatioaa. Tbe Uermaaa have oeaaed
brlnslna freah ammunition alone
the Dye Koad, which projocta like
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TAKEN BY KAISER,
CLAIM IN BERLIN
German War OfTice Also Re-
sports the Repulse of
French Attack.
BRBLIN, March M (by wireleaa to
BajnuUe. L. I.) Tha Oerman Oeneral
Staff to-day gave out tha following
report:
'On the road between Wytsehaete
and Ypres, near St. Klol, Oerman sol
diers captured from British troops a
group of houaea oa the south alope of
the Loretto Heights.
"la the Champagne dUtrlot the day
generally was quiet with tha axcep.
tlon that early In tha morning Oer
man 'troops occupied some1 Frenoh
trenches to tha north of Beausejour.
"French attacks to tha north of
Verdun, In tha Woevre plain and at a
point near tha Combraa to the east of
the heights of the Mouse were re
pulsed, the enemy sustaining heavy
losses.
"French troopa made eeveral ad
vances against tha Oerman posltlona
at Helchacker Kopf and Hartmana
Waller Kopf. but tnesa attacks soon
broke and the French sustained heavy
lossaa under tne uerman lire
On the eastern front the day was
comparatively quiet. Memel, tne
Prussian cort on tne uamc. naa
been occupied bv the Russians."
PARIS, ifarcn to, using tne tan
tics employed by the British at Neuve
Chapelle, tne Qcrmana have made un-
auoceaerui e irons to recapture loat
ground In the Champagne region, the
war office announced to-day.
Tka uermans nrst sneued tne rrenon
trenches northeaat of Mesntl. After
a violent bombardment for several
hours they launched eeveral Infantry
attacks. la each instance they wsre
inrown oaca wun neavy lossea
in tne race or viaoroua attacks thi
French are maintaining their positions
on me piaieau ai vauquota, near vari
annea. Alorg the Alsaa a falrlv briait
ai uuoi j tBMiip iaf pruwaaiaf;.
m vi III .aal. 1 a
CANADIAN ARRESTED
AND HELD ON CHARGE OF
TRADING WITH ENEMY.
LIVERPOOL, March SO. Qeorgo
Arthur Gatehouse, a Canadian, living
In Montreal, waa taken Into oustody
at Liverpool to-day Just as he wat
about to aall for America. The police
took him before a Magletrate, who r
mandrd him for one week on the
charge or "trading with tbe enemy."
Details of the charge against Mr.
Qatahotiao have not boon revealed, hm
the Jlaglatruto roneldorod them aeriouo
enough to Juatlfy him In refusing bait.
Mr. Oetrbouse haa been representing
a .Philadelphia concern. He admlttl
be had been In Holland onre since his
arrival In Europe last December, but
he declared he was Innocent of any In.
tea tlon of trading with countries hos.
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Oitm Kaha Aide Frsnab Belief I'nud
PABia, urcn ro.-oito n. ku. xhv
He', York Aaaaolerv has eontrtbuled
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OSBORNE CASE,
GERMANS CONFISCATE
CARGO OF OIL ABOARD
A DANISH STEAMSHIP.
LONDON, March 10. A cargo Of
oil aboard tha Danlah ateamer Bryaael
haa been conflacated by the Oerman
authorltlea In the Pomeranian seaport
of Bwlnemundo, according to a de
spatch from Copenhagen to the Bx
ohange Telegraph Company. The
vaaaal waa releaeod.
The Bryaael was bound from Phila
delphia for Stockholm and waa
stopped In the Baltlo on March 11
by a Oerman- cruiser and taken to
Bwlnernunde. The vessel previously
had arrived at Kirkwall and had vol.
untarlly submitted to an examination
by the Bltlsh authorities', who pet
mltted her to pass. She also put into
Elslnore, Denmark, where she re
celved declarations from tbe con
algneos, certified by the Swedish
authorities that the olt waa destined
for use only In Bweden.
SPANISH SHIP TRIES
TO RUN THE BLOCKADE
CAPTURED BY CRUISER.
LONDON, March JO. It la reported
that a Bpanlsh ship laden With Iron
ore and proceeding to a Oerman port
haa been captured by a BrlUak crulavr
oft Ooodwlh Bands in the Strait of
Dover and aent In to Jarrow la charge
of an armed crow.
The Spanish ship waa .attempting to
pass the British blockade.
NETHERLANDS PROTEST
AGAINST BLOCKADE
. SENT TO THE ALLIES.
LONDON, March 20 (Associated
Press) The Government of the Neth
erlands, according to tha correspond
ent of Heuter's Telegram Company at
The Hague, haa aont to Great Britain
and France a protest against tha Brit.
Ish blockade of Germany.
DENIAL BY BRITISH ON CHINA.
Na Tratk In Report of Jolmt Kepr.
!! ta Japan.
WA8HINOTON, March 29. The Brit.
Ish Bmbassy this afternoon Issued tho
following:
The British Embaaay learna that
there la no truth In a report emanatlnr
from Pekln that the Ilrltlah and Russian
Ambasaadors at Toklo have made joint
representations to Japan on the subject
or cmna, or tnat tne British and United
Btatee govemnienta are In consultation
with a similar object."
KEEP MARRIAGE SECRET.
Them Pair Learn Trip Waa FUaate
ta Malt Remaaae.
To divert her thoughts from aaar.
rlage, the mother of Mae Komlcke of
lfl natch Avenue, Oione Park.
tiwf, iincmeu ihm a trip to the
Panama. Pacific Exposition would h
lust the thing for her daughter, but
she learned to-day that hor daughter
had decldtfd that marriage and a trip
io tne ttixposiiion on a honeymoon
would be ideal, go Mrs. Komlcke
ana tne parents of John Tltel of No.
471 Balnbrlda Avsnus, Brooklyn,
nave sxienaea me parental Messina.
vr ii. (i airm, AuniEM suggosted a
trip. ren. ie,- me ypung woman hur
rled to tell John Tltel about It aad
the" wut tff to Union Hill, N. J
immediately ana got married, but
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ACCEPTS CUTS IN
ELECTRICITY RATES
Says Conumers Will Save
$i, 75o,ooo Annually by
New Reduction.
Formal notileattoa waa aent by the'
New York Edlaon Company ta the;
runiio Berviee commiieion today
that the Commlealon'3 order of laat
Taeaday dlrectln t)at the maximum
rata for electricity bo cut fromlOi
cents to cents per. kilowatt would bo
obeyed.
The order goes into effsot May 1
aad will oontlnue fr three yearn
thereafter, or until a further order of
the Commission. Tho company Is to
be given the privllf r of charging for
tha Installation ana renewal of lamps.
Carbon filament tamps are now eup-1
piled free of coat ,
According to a formal announce.
men t given out by the Edlaon Com
pany to-day the annual saving to con-
sumera which will result from the sut
In rates, will amount to mora than
11,750,000.
The reduction will apply to nil ser
vice furnished by the company In
Manhattan and the Bronx, with the
exception In thelatter borough of the
old town of Klngsbrldge and the seo-
tlon east of Bronx River.
While the Commission's order ia di
rected against the New York Edlaon
Company exclusively It la believed
that this company'a subsidiaries in
Greater New York will also out their
eleetrio charges along similar lines
wlthout a formal order from the Com
mission.,,. The Edlaon Company also notified
the Commission that it will shortly
file with It a new echedule of rates
because wholesale users of electricity
are to have -their ratea reduced Dm.
portlohately.
Tne-. corporation gave out a state
ment to-day saying:
"The company make thla large re.
duotlon In the prlea for electrical ser
vice, unprecedeatad la the electrical
Industry. In ita deal re to oomolv .fully
with tha order of tke Public Service
communion, notwithstanding tbe con
tinued falling off In Its revenues at
tha present time, due to business depression,-
and the reduction in the
current consumption, ths reeult of
the tacreaelnr use of lmnrovsd hlrh
efficiency lampa"
CA1WAH2A FREES PRIESTS.
. Maaflaasnkisa mVm ear,.u. jre-.
mmmwm sass an aavt a eaaram vvaage
WASHINQTOH. March 20. Vicar
Qtnh''mrUr mm Mkftasa priests
taken front Mexico City by Oen.
Obregoa whan Jka evjewted.w-' capital
SioeoUy have' arrived at' Vera Crus,
lata Department despatchea say .to
day, aad Oen. Carransa. haa ordered
their release. No tneatlanwaa made,
however, of Obrerofi'htairti?' whoae
whareabouta have not been known' here
alnca he left the capital.
The Carransa agency here announcod
receipt of a- despatch from Vera Crus,
saying
Oen,
Alvarano. naa occupied
Meridii, .capital of Yucatan, twenty
miles south or Frogreso.- The car-
ranss. . forces expect to occupy that
port very soon.
uarranaa rorcea are aigging trencnes
and fortifying Vera Crua with a
serlea of barbed wire stockades, ap
parently In anticipation of attack by
the Vllla-Zapata 'forces. The wire
extends' from a point on the beach to
tna railroad anout a mile ana a nair
north of the city, .and will he con
tinued to Tejeria, making a semi
circle. FOUR HELD FOR EXTORTION.
Prlsaaen Uii A'eeaaad at Demtaad-
l ttaa from Labor Valoa.
Aeoa'eed ofT extortion m demanding
ll,IM to all off atrikebreakera working
lor.ine scnaiioa v-ui uiasa voaipauy ai
North Ninth, Street and Drlggs Avenue,
Brooklyn, foMr men were held la $1,(00
ball by Magtstrato Reynolds In tho
Gates AVbiiue Court, Brooklyn, thla
morning.- They, were arreated last jtlgbt
by detectives who allege they over
heard them making their offer to mem
bers of the American Flint Olasa Work
era' .Union at the .Brooklyn Labor Ly-
mum WlllAHUhHtf mnA Uvrll Aimhimi.
There has Veen n strike In progress at
tne acnalton factory, ror several weeks
aad the aMaander arrest have been
supplying strike -breakers. The prls
oners are' Antonio Calandrello, alias
"Bollle Burns," of No. tit Lorlmer
Street: Libera Sanwonelto of No. IS
Uavsraeyer Street,- Frank Devlno of
No. lit Larimer street, and Frank
Paterno of No. lit North Ninth Street.
Calandrello,--Bamponello and Devlno are
ex-convicts, the police nay.
DROPPED DEAD PLAYING GOLF
Baaioa Bnslarss Mas laeoaatba on
WalUatoa Clab Links.
ISpeeUl ta TLm Eiwhw World.)
BOSTON, March 20, Harry Mc
aienen, a well' known Boston business
roan, and son of Henry McGlenen, for
years treaeurer of the Boston Theatre,
dropped dead. this afternoon while play-
tng the sixth hole at the Wollaston
lolf Club.
Man Arreate In Ckarah raar
Boxes raa Riaaa,
L James Dalton, who admitted to the
Kllce he had been a member of a
nd of safe-crackers, was' arrested
early to-day In St. Paul's Roman Cath
olic Church. Court and Congreaa Streets,
Ilrooklyn, In which. Ave poor boxes
about the walls had been smashed and
their contents taken.. In Daltoo's pock,
eti were found llMf. In small change.
PoHeeman'Dwyer of the. Butler Street
SUtlon. saw a man golag about the
church with a oandle. rt tka keys and
when he . went In found Dalton hiding
under one of the pews.
SAILING TO-DAY.
Orduna, Liverpool
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(Coatlaaea fromFtret Pace.)
curity for our koad for Mlaa Taaaer.
We rode la kla ear to the kfeebaaiea
aad Tradera Baak, where he drew
fifty lioa bill and beaded them to
me. Then he brouyht ma to 4he Fed
eral Bultdine; and he went em Mm
way."
Mr. Bplelber offered la eupport of
nia atory fifty Io0 billa. They were
deposited with, the Commlaaloner aa
bait '
Aa for JameilW. Oaborne. he.aro-
fessed to be unconcerned over the fact
that Oliver Osborne la not known at
No. I West Newton Street, Boston,
and that there la ao No. 210 Ciav
Street, Boston, these two addresses
being thoae given by the mysterious
Oliver Osborne.
"There la an Oliver Osborne," said
James W. Osborne. "I saw him, my
wife aaw aim and aa officer of tha
Government aaw him. Ha had to re-
turn to Boston yesterday, but ha .will
be here when he Is needed."
xMspite ner night In a oell Mine
Tamer looked spio and apan when
aha entered the courtroom with her
counael and her . sisters Dora and
Rose. Her white collar and cuffa.and
her white kid glovea were spotless.
Her blue aerga gown waa unwrlnkled
and her amall straw hat waa sot on
her dark hair at the proper angle.
She proteased to bo distressed at the1
activities of photographers and tho
new United Statea Marshal Thomoa
McCarthy drove them from the room.
At tha opening of the proceedings
Mr. Blade asked permission to ex
amine the affidavit made yesterday
by Jamea W. Osborne upon which
tho warrant Is based. After examin
ing this and the warrant he do
mauded an immediate examination.
Assistant United Statea District At
tornsy Wood said tha Government
would not bo ready to proceed until
next Wednesday afternoon. At thta
Mr. Blade, whp. Is a amall man,
showed signs of a disposition to take
a voyage clear through the roof. Ho
said he had not slept all night and
was completely overwrought.
GIRL'S LAWYER SAYS PROCEED
INGS IS AN OUTRAGE. .
"Thla court," he shouted) "cannot
be used for sucti a purpose. The
Government should have Ita wit
nesses here. This whole proceeding
ia an outrage against this girl and
against the lawa of the country."
Commissioner .Houghton said he
woold grant the Government mo
tion tor an adjournment until
Wednesday, and would fix ball at
al 15,000. Mr. Blade actually wept
He entreated the Commissioner to
make tbe bond 1100, aaylng that
Mr. Marshall told him last night that
would be sufficient But the ball
atuck at $5,000, and upon seeing that
he could not havo It reduced Mr.
Blade said he would furnish a bond.
After tha court proceedings Mr.
Blade talked at length about the
case.
"In tha first place," he aaid, "there
ie no Oliver Osborne there la no Oli
ver Oaborne other than James W.
Osborne. I am an oBfcer of this
court and I aay aa such that I know
who Is the man Jamea W. Osborne
haa procured to masquerade aa Oliver
Oaborne. The man's name la not Os
borne at all.
"I challenge James W. Osborne to
go with hla dumra" and me to a hotel
In Plalnfleld, N. J., and to other hotela
on the registers of whlcn appear tha
entry "Oliver Oaborne aad wife, New
York.' If the proprletore of those
hotela don't Identify Jamea W. Os
borne aa the 'Oliver Oaborne who ac
companied Miss Tanaer I'll make any
apology and reparation he nska for.
ADMITS "OLIVER OSBORNE" MAY
HAVE A LRTTER.
"They say that the alleged Boston
'Oliver Osborne' produced a' letter he
received from Miss Tanxer at the
time she was writing to James W.
Oaborne. Why James Vf. Osborne
hod at least a doxen letters addressed
to 'Dear Oliver.' Couldn't he "have
slipped one of these to hla dummy T
"Here," Mr. Blade cried, "we have
tbe spectacle of an ex-pro scouting
officer of New York County going to
the prosecuting officer of tbe United
States Government and getting a
warrant on hla own affidavit alleging
facta stated by another. What a
commentary on Justice,"
Dora and Rose Tanaer professed to
bo disappointed because Jamea W.
Osborne did not appear In court They
were there to Identify him. they said.
although Rose said she identified him
last week wniie be waa arguing a oasri
in I'art it oi tne Hupreme uouri.
"Rao lived with Dora and me at No.
IS) Aldus Street, In tho Bronx," said
Rose. "Last October she brought
home a man she Introduced as Otlvei
Osborne. He . called at the bouse
many times after that, sometimes a
often as seven times a week. Ho ate
there. Just before Thanksgiving' be
had two bowls of soup at dinner,
which ha said waa the beat he aver
tasted. He was to have ssnt us a
Thanksgiving turkey, but he didn't
SAYS GIRL REFUSED TO TAKE'
DIAMOND RING.
"He gave Rose a diamond horse'
ahoo pin and told me he waa going
to give her a diamond ring. I think
ahe gave him bock the horseshoe.
Two weeks ago a man brought -a
diamond-ring to the place where sh.
works, but she wouldn't take It tihe
waa afraid of a (rap.
"He told Rao he was the son of u
wealthy ranoh owner at Santa Rosa.
Cel., and had eighteen rooms In his
house out there, llae told us she was
going to marry him. If James W.
Oaborne isn't Oliver why doesn't he
show up herer
When Mr. Osborne was told of tbe
conversation of Rose Tanner be was
momentarily apeeonwaa. iuen ne
pluaged lata a aealal tkat he waa aver
at Na. MS. AMaa Mraat, tae iBeaax,
Ma aner-js pifaaafi-aaww
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set there aad reiterated tkat' ka kai
ever eeea Ran Taaaer m hla. life.
Mr. Osborne waa aakad wmin aa
expected to aea tha myaterlousf "OU
ver Osborne," wko, according ta hi
atatemaat camel over, from Beetfa
yesterday to aet klm right WluThls
famsy aad tha public. Ha waa not
definite about when "Oliver" will re-tura.-
"Oliver," be said, had to go to
Boaton yesterday afternoon and he
added tkat "Oliver" waa "one of-tho
whitest jnen ever born." .
r., Oer flrmlJr deeUaed Mr.
Blade'e lavtiatlaa to go to Plalnfleld,
N. J., and face tka niu. n.
wl'Vto bn'ot M laat! He
aaid he hadn't keen la Plalnfleld stnoa
the Mollneux trial. f k. ,., aaarAaa
. v aaetM aavara
pean , anywhere "with he Tanaer alrl.
ae aaid, Ba would- be easily reeog.
nlsed because ho cannot see without
wblchha wSrtlmcept
when asleep. - MCpt
Hla first Information about "Oliver
P0"!';' h0 jaldrcame to him In a
aaTwr aa'lthrwTaToni;
with a Boston 'new agency. Thla
man told him '"Oliver Osborne" would
ho had w
naa written with intent to mall,
but later determined to deliver it n
person. -v
Mr. Blade declaraJ'
day that irfhere waa a real "Oliver
.JT1 ? W0UJ4 naitr hlm
I,"S...t0 SrocwWon under the
Mann White Slave Act on hla ad
mission that he had taken Mia
Tamer to hotels outside thla BUto.
He aaid If tha man railing klm.-li
"Oliver Osborne" appears he will aak
mm ne ne arresteo.
DETAILS OF COMPLAINT MADE
e AGAINST GIRL,
the complaint on which Miss Tan.
xer waa orreeted charges violation of
oecuon io oi tno united Btntea
Criminal Code relating to mall frauds
and was sworn, to vmIaMhv h
James W. Osborne.
n charges Mlsa Tenter with hav
ing,, on Oct 1, 1114, "unlawfully, wil
fully and fraudulently davliaii n
scheme 'to' defraud" Osborne and ob
tain ,money,.irom hint By false p re
tens sa. . , , .
All the' allegations against. Osborne
were known1 to MU(s'.Tanse-Cltfbo
false, the complaint -natai frfiMl.'ann-
wcro made solely for tna purpose of
obtaining money by duraas. , . i
The specific overt edCajteged f m the
com.plalnt U the maHIng by Miss
Tanxer on Feb. 11,' IMS. from- Ike
Madison Square Braaoh Post-office,
of a letter addressed to Osborne' at
his office. No. 116 Broadway.
TUG RICES TO LAND UTE
PASSENGER OR STEAMER
Capt. Pendleton His Just Time to
Grab His Hat Before Rush ,
i to Catch Metapan.
Just, after the ata-uner Metapan of
the' United Fruit Line got under way
for Bouth American porta and the
Weat Indies, at noon to-day, Capt
N. E. Pendleton, a belated passenger
owner of a number of schooners.
rushed down the pier. He waa put
on a tng and. made a lively chose
after the fast receding vessel. He
was expected to catch the Metapan.
off the lightship, while ahe was dis
charging tha pilot He had received
word one -of his schooners was in
trouble In taa Weat ladies and he
waa wanted.. Ha aad Just , time, to
grab, hla hat aad asaka Ser Ike; wharf
without haawsgoi
Former Senator Theodore Burton of
Ohio, waa one of. the Metapan's Taa
sengers. He la going to make a atudy
of South America and work to estab
lish better friendly and business rela
tions with the people for this country,
Joaeph Choato, attorney and politician,
waa at tne pier to see Dim or.
Other paaaengera on the Metapan
were John Barrett President of the
Pan-American Union. John Raaaett
Moore, former counsellor to the State
Department at Wash nxton and. Ai
torney William Nelson Cromwell, all
of' whom are going, in their various
ways, to work on lines similar td those
ot senator uunon
WOMAN DROWNS IN WELL.
Falls la Wkilt Drawl b Water-
etfcov Uaabla gar Her.
POTTSVILLE. Pa.. March 10. Mlaa
Catherlno Gallagher, thirty-throe years
old. of Duncan, near here, was drowned
to-day when she feH Into a well twenty.
five feet deep.' The woman had gone to
draw a bucket of water. Remaining
longer than usual, her mother went to
Investigate and found her atfuggtlng in
the welL lllsa Gallarher warn ilrimul
wo n"n coma oa eummonea.
Laaaaa Peak la BM Eraptlaa.
REDDING, Cal., March SO. Lasaen
Peak began Its elahty-second eruption
aa the aun roaa to-day, A great column
of smoke as large aa the top of the peak
rose straight through the atlll air to a
height of thouaanda of feet. There waa
a heavy fall of aahea around tha Peak.
Constipated?
Just try
Aaa aaa how affactiYa
wat how gantla thajara
TArS Rmw thm Caaaa
laaTSTT "riTTTTaaHHaall I KSTSSSSrirm' &rr .4.Ka S
faw-ia. aamamamammamma
Say There Is No Doubt Wom
an He Married In i88dw
Died in 1887. f,
CLEVELAND. 0 March 20.-Of-flclals
at Riverside Cenieteir , tn-day
said there was no doubt that' kra.
9av' burl"d
My im waa tha first wMtj'of
Wrl l I mt m m ...
. w irari nuia .s . aiBvn. waaaiitvta v. mmm
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Haven, conn., manufacturer, wko la
tho centre of a strange love tangle.
3' M'y' Eri L
Rockford. III..'' was scrawled In pea.
ell on the death certificate of 'tha
woman bnrled there, and marrlaaa
" Wli J
ttnd A,mft Bwathell were marrlee
here Sept. 9, 1110.
' r"""u,"i" "an. i, mi, net;
death certificate shows, and her body
was held in a receiving vault.aeveral
years before burled. .
WORKERS Hlf AT, G9ETHALs
Bay Ha Orpe OU, Fapaiaa Kaa
playeaa'for-NawaalMaa. 'V
WASHINGTON, March' 10. Protests'
against employment of aliens as artlselia
on the Panama Canal 'and against the
discharge of old employees, were- 1ettk
et the White llouie to-day for present;
tatlon to President Wilson by. a eom
ml t tec representing civilian working.,
men on the Isthmus. They also akedi,
for an eight-hour, day, ,
The committee .contended that Oov.(
Ooethala had laid off men who had
been employed on tho canal' for long
perloda of time, ahowlng preference for'
newer men. Tne f resiaent ie expeiea
io taxe up tne entire question
Secretary Garrison.
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