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Rae Tanzer Swears James w. Osborne ana "UliveT" Are wm
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THREE BRITISH BATTLESHIPS DISABLED;
FRENCH CRUISER DAMAGED BY TURKS
. W. OSBORNE IS IDENTIFIED
IN COURT BY RAE TANZER AS
'OLIVER' WHO WRONGED HER
Aflcr Repeated Refusals, Girl at
Last Swears They Are
the Same.
TELLS OF BETRAYAL.
Shows Little Emotion as She
Recounts on Stand Visit to
Ptainfleld Hotel.
Rae Tamer's aurprlslnr change of
front and positive Identification of
James W. Oaborne aa Oliver Osborne,
the man aha says wronged her, cave
an unexpected turn to-day to the
trial of Franklin D. Safford on tha
charge of committing perjury In con
MCtlon with the Osborno-Tanier
caie.
After refusing steadfastly yeater
day to aay whether or not Jamea W.
Osborne and Oliver Osborno were tho
same, and continuing that refusal
during most of tho forenoon to-day,
on the ground that a declaration on
the subject would tend to Incriminate
her. Mlas Tanzer finally calmly re
plied "Yes, sir," to Assistant District
Attorney Wood's question, "Is James
W. Osborne the man you were run
nlng about with In the various placos
jou have det,crlbed?"
The Identification came as a sur
prise to the crowd that flllod the
court room.
rtao Tanzer was cnlm, as usual.
Jamrs W. Osborno grinned.
Hao's sister. Oora, refused to tos
tlfy. James W. Osborne Is Ollvor, but
aha declared positively his voice Is
the voice of Oliver.
It was learned lifter the adjourn
ment of the trial that ono or tho per
sons under Indictment In connection
with the Tanzer-Osburno caso hud
made overtures to United States Dis
trict Attorney II. Snowdon Marshall
with a view to becoming a Govern
ment witness. Thu rumor was con
firmed by .Mr. Marshall, but ho would
not give tho uamo of tho person.
"All 1 tan say," said Mr. Marshall,
"la that n lawyer not now In tho case
came to mo and declored a, mun do
airea to become, our witness and tell
the truth. I suggested ho advlso tho
person that If ho desires to tell the
truth I will nsk tho Court to assign
(Continued on Second Paso.)
PIMLIC0 WINNERS.
HACK TltACIC, I'l.MI.ICO, Md..
May 1, The opening days luces
here i faulted as follows:
FIHST HACK--I'nr mnldeii tw o.) ear
olds , foul fin lotus. Ormes llt-ml, I to
(Dreei ), stlulKlit. l.tu : place, IJ.Sll.
show. J.90, firm; Casco, 107 (McAtcc),
place. J.1.7U; how. S.1..".l. second! Vir
ginia M, (IJuxtonl. show. Il.'ju.
Tlmo, 0. 10 Tnihruss, Itltle Mock, "Dlino
Noel, rishwulk, l-ill Del 'In, Hidden
(iate, Ocean I'llncr, Life. Atukn also
lun. 'Cuss.itt entry
HKCONI) HACK Steeplechase: 4-yeai-olds
mid up; two miles. Hilly
Bay, HI (Allen), S3, 10 sti.iiKht, :uu
jilacr, k.iu snow, won; .iccnacn, t;ti
lllvan). tll.'JO ill ict, a,-.'(i show, sec
ond: Drvnter. 1 HI (Muiph.i ). 3,M)
show, third. Tliiie-va.&i .-o. Mirici
Impulsive, Mellonorc' also inn,
TMIltD ItAl'P.- I'nr thiee-ycn .ll
nd upwnrdi six furlong -Andrew. UK
(McC'ahcyl. straight, M.lil; nl'ice, IJ.Iiii
chow. JMU, first; HetiT I'lynne. US
(Metcnlf). place. Si. 10: show. t2.80,
second: Ithlne Maiden. 1 no (lloffniiiii),
show, $J.fifi, third. Time. l.H. Tule
Carrier und Jlfethnwii iiln inn.
More ftnls 'I'roiipH Called Out
BRItXK. Swltaerland. May, I. The
Federal Council doHclrc i-dn to call
nut the jUth Dlvlnloii of llic aulas
Army.
Baseball To-Day
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YOKK
0 0 1 0 0 0 0
PHILADELPHIA
2000020
Mnthowson and Meyers: Alexander
mid Kllfer. Uiuplru (Julglcy and
Knson.
AT BROOKLYN.
BOSTON-
0 2 1 0 0 0
BROOKLYN
0 0 0 0 0 0
'Hatterles Hughes mid (iowdy:
Smith nnd (McCarthy, Umpire
Hlem anil AJmsllc.
AT PITTSBURGH.
CHICAGO-
0 10 2 0
Pittsburgh
0 0 0 1 0
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
AT NEW YORK.
ATHLETICS
10 110 i
HIGHLANDERS
13 2 10 I
Hatterles Hhawkey and Hchang:
Coldwoll and Sweeney. Umpires
Mullnuey and Evans,
AT CLEVELAND.
ST. LOUIS
10 0
CLEVELAND
0 0 0
Hatteriea Loudcnnllk and Aimew;
Hiigcrmiin and O'Noll. Umplrus
ii ivouKiuin aim iiiKioor.imi.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
AT BROOKLYN.
PITTSBURGH
0 0 2
BROOKFEDS
0 0 0 "
Hatterles Allen and )lerry; l.afltte
and tind. Umpires, Uronnan and
Cochran.
AT NEWARK.
ST. LOUIS
0 0 0 w
NEWARK
s 0 2 0
Hatterles Mutson and Chapman;
Moran und Harlden. Umpires Mc
t'nrmlck and Westervelt.
AT BUFFALO.
CHICAGO
10 0 10 0
UUFrALO ;
1 0 0 0 0 0
Hal tfilPM l'renderrast and Klshor
AndeiMiin and Allen. Umpires, Jon
stone anil l-'lfe.
AT BALTIMORE.
KANSAS CITY
0 0 0 0
BALTIMORE
0 10 0
H.itterieM- Ciillop .in.! Mrown: Heiv
iler ami ij-ns.
man and Howell.
I'mplies I'inner
LEXINGTON RESULTS.
I'MIST I! t'K HelUtiB; linncllcHp
puiip $100. for three-yenr-nlds and
up; lx furlongs Altuirmlm, ion
(ii'llrieu) flrt; ii.Hikhii, 105 (fJoo).
secimd; Izzett Hey, 10;' (I'ool), third
Time 1 13 2-6. I.oeeliiiiil, Cnhli on
Delivery, Slur Actress, Outlook, Loan
Hliiirk, Snn Veen ami Mux aluo ran.
Two-lHlliir Muiurl Paid Altainnlia,
mialKht Js,.lii. place lit Ii0, bIiow
t'.IO; ri'llucsn, plnen f:2, iow 12;
iizetl Uty, (how 16.60.
GIANTS LET KAUFF
GO BACK TO FEDS
Ik'inpsk'iul SurrL'iuli'rs Player,
Heeling Thai UrooklVJs Have
Prior Rijht lo Him.
"O. B." BLACKLISTS HIM.
National Commission Turns
Down Player's Application
for Reinstatement.
Moimln Kuuff la lost to the (Hants,
ilu irooN back to tha Urookfods, after
atlrrlng up a big fuss In the Iwiacball
world. After a protruded conference
to-day between President Harry'
llampatead of tho (Hants und It. Ii.
Word, owner of tho Urookfods, flrat
ut tho Hotel Htltmore nnd later at
the Waldorf, Hempstead said that
tho New York Club hud surrendered
tho player feeling that tho Hrookfeds
had a prior right to him.
Tlila ibroUKht -ytho meeting of the
Fedoral Leairuer5 at the Waldorf to
a sudden finish, Otlmorn announcing
that a statement would Im Issued
later. Tho statement, In effect,
amounts to thu surrender of Knuff
by the Giants.
Earlier In the dny tho National
Commission at Cincinnati had an
nounced Its turn down of Katift'a
application for reinstatement to the
ranks of organized lall. This In
Itself would bar him from playing
with tho (Hants.
CINCINNATI. May 1. The Nation
al Baseball Commission to-day ro.
fused tho application for reinstate
ment of Hcnny Kauff, tho Brooklyn
Federal Leaguo player who signed a
Now York National Iyaguo contract
on last Thursday. This 'means) that
Kauff Is barred from organization
baseball.
The finding of the Commlsslorfol
lows: k"
"IMnyer It. Kautf applies to the
National Commission for rein
statement In Organized Baseball.
His request Is refused for tho rea
son that In the past ho has not
rospectod his contractual obliga
tions and thorefore, In our Judg
ment, Is notMi desirable person to
be Identified with tho great Na
tional game.
(Signed)
"A I JOUST H K It R.M A N,
"B. It. JOHNSON,
"JOHN K. TUN Kit,
"National Commission."
Tho decision was arrived at after
numerous telephonic communications
had taken place but ween Chairman
August Herrmann nnd ('resident
Tener of the National League, and
President Johnson of the American
League, tlm other two mombers of
tho Commission.
I'ollowlng the announcement, Chnlr
man Herrmann said: "The llndlng
sreaks for Itself. The Commissioners
cited It unanimously and further ills
iiisslou on my parMviuld bo useless."
TYPHUS FEVER HERE.
Xrrltex In I'ort Aliouril n (irrrU
Mrniiii r,
Tyiihus fever reached American
Mmrcs to-day. The first case c.ime ju
this port aboard the (!iedi s'camer
Christoforos, which sailed from .Mar.
-ellles Atiril 10. Tho vitt.m .a lau
third engineer, a (irnek.
ColliipHei frini Drug,
Michael Do lc, tw eiit) -sc en jrnrs
old, a clerk, of No. 1UU Ma.t linn lliiu
Iri'il and Tenth .Street, eollapi il when
Ii was taken to thu Cast (lun Hun
dred orJ Tiventy-slMh street Station
to-day. charged with having drugs In
his possession. Uetfctle Cleary Haw
him totteilng In tine Hundred and
Twenty-fourth Street. Ilu Mua ic
tnovid to tha Harlem Hospital.
AFTER CONFERENC
Contributors to Eveninq World
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ON LUSITANIA GET
A. G. Vanderbilt Receives Tele
gram Telling Him to Be
ware in War Zone.
Many prominent Americans sailing
for Liverpool to-day on tho I.usl
tanla, received telegrams ns they
reaohed tho vessol In which they were
advised to cancel pavsagn. Tho tele
K rami bore slgnntures like "John
Smith" or "Oenrgo Jones." Hern Is
ono received by Alfred Owyuno
Vanderbilt;
"Havo It on definite authority
tho l.usltnnl.a Is to ho torpedoed'
You had better cancel pnssngn Im
mediately." First and second cabin passengers
on reaching tho pier were accosted
by itrangen, most of whom spoke
nngllsh with a fiennnn accent, and
wnrneil to remain ushore. Tim ac
tivities of these str ligeis ceased a.
soon ns passengers- reported to l-M-ward
Million, in charge of tho Cunuid
secret servlm foreo.
Despite the warnings uttered on
the dock, tho telegrams and the ad
vcrtisemont of the Imperial Herman
Kmbnssy printed in tlm morning
newspapers warning Americans
against travelling on Hntish ships
the. l.usltanla had 1,500 p.issengcis
aboard. Tills would be a big passen
ger list In times of peace.
Tlm original booking showed .150
first cabin passengers, C00 In tho
sicond cabin and 3fi0 In tho steerage.
The l.usltanla had never befoio car
ried so many second cabin passengers
In ono voyage In either dlnctlon.
At tba last moment tin Lusltiuita's
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1 ,51 0 PASSENGERS ; J$&
GERMAN WARNING
i iUtiu t o u r-iff
MR RAYMOND BROwH
already largo complement of passen
gers was augmented by "w from tho
Anchor liner Camuronla, which hud
been jscheduleil to sail at noon for
Olnsgow. Tho following cablegram
reached tho Anchor J. Inn agent ut 11
o'clock;
"Cancel sailing Camoronla.
Hcqulsltloncd by Government."
Arrangements were Immediately
mado with tlm Cumird Line for tho
transfer of tho Cameronla's passen
gers to tho Lusltiuila. It la not
known to what usn the British Gov
ernment Is to put tho Camuronla, Tho
supposition is that she N to bo sent
to Quebec or Halifax to tako uboard
Canadian troops for Hngland,
Tho LUHltatila, was scheduled to
depart ut 11 o'clock, but It was al
most noon bofore slio backed nut
from tho Cunurd Llnu pier Into the
North lllvtir and moved down stream
past tho long lino of cold, rusty
(Jcrmun llnors tied up at Hobokon.
(Continued on Second I'ago.)
"CITY OF ROCKAWAY"
BILL IS VETOED BY MAYOR
Mayor Mltihel to-day vetoed tlm bill
uhlch pwmitM the Itocl.uways to m
cede fiom tin- City of New York und
become a M puntl" i Ity One of the
.MaMir'h i lib f leasoni for the veto
was that the severance uould nntall
ii i'insld rablu llnanelal loss to Now
Voik.
Tho Mayor uppioved the bill which
pluees all City Maclst rates In ono ill
vllon. There me Hist and second .
xhiionsitt Nio pres. ut time. Tlm b
also provides that there shall bo but
one Chief .Magistrate, still another
in mimon liioadeus the powers of tho
MogiNiraliiH, permitting them to sit
In .Illdnilieilt on rases In i i totui'e loii
llueil to Court ol Special b-jaluii3
calendars.
.ClCnn 'C f V UICC
IWIbMtili w S-f 1 llll h
T
Uproar at Hearing as Deposi
tors, Some of Them Wom
en, Question Iler.
ASKI-D ABOUT JI-WOLS.
LSays She Was I'romiseil $25,-
(XX) a Year, but Agreement
Wasn't Kept.
Mrs. M.irlu Vaughn Wllda who,
until March 20 lust waa tha wife of
Henry Slcgol, appeurod to-day, un
der aubpoena, boforn Hofero Hlun
ley W. Dexter In tho Federal Build
ng, to answer every form of peraonal
question the depositors In bar aa
husliand's defunct bank could frama
to cet track of Btecel'a money. Never
alucn the savings bank In tho Four
teenth Street Stora closed Its doom
have tbe dcposltora relaxed thalr ef
forts to kTt what thoy could of HI
cel'a money.
It was In thla effort that the former
Mrs. Blegel waa called to-day.
Mrs. Wilde camo to court very sim
ply dressed In blue, with a black
feather hat, gray-topped boots and
white gloves. Sho wore a thin veil.
Her demeanor was placidity Itself
until a newspaper photographer Bit
ting In ono of tho Jury seats took a
plcturo of her. Inatuntly abo leupad
to her feet.
"Your Honor, I demand your pro
tection. I won't submit to being
crucified he's taken a picture of me
he's got It In his (racket I demand
that ho bo compelled to glvo It up."
Mrs. Wlldu uturtod down from tba
witness stand as three of tbo oouit
uttendanti camo forwurd. Finally
they took tho camera from tho
photographer and lie followed tbe offi
cers from tba room. Hoferea Dex
tor ordered tho destruction of thu
photograph In tlm camera and the
delivery of tho ono tho plcturo maker
had placed In his pocket.
The court room waa In an uproar.
Thero wero about fifty women depoa
Horn on tho benches, and they started
forward to Join In tho disturbance.
"She says she won't lie crucified!"
cried one of tho women, shaking a
finger at Mrs. Wilde: "but we've al
ready been crucified!"
Another woman began to weep
loudly. Some of tho men called out,
"Why ahouldn't sho be willing to have
her picture tnkonT" "Keep your cam
era, young maul"
Another woman in the audience
spoko up:
"They took my picture In court In
(Continued on Second Page.)
METHODISTS VOTE
FOR CHURCH UNITY
Bblup I'liaiiiinous on Atveplance
nl Ovt'rhirt' Made by Members
in the Jjoutii.
BUS MOINKtf, In., May I. Twen-tv-luo
Hisliops, rillels of Methodism
all over the world, to. da' unanimous
lv (Iceland thiu,elvi's in f.ivur of
the unlficillon of all Methodism. The
report of a special committee, recom
mending the union of the .Molhudtst
K.piscopal ('hutch with Hie Meth-odlst-I'JinMopal
( 'lunch South, was
fin n i u 1 1 adopteil and for the Hist
time since 11". when slavi'ry dlNiupt
ed the big ill ii rill organization, a re
union in he near future Is probable.
The teiniH of the organic I'nioii
must bo outlined b) the Hi ueral Con.
feience, hill !!( declai.'iluin of the
llihhots It in oh but foimal action to
be taken by the conference,
HECKLED IN HUN
FOR MONEY HE HAD
-t-
GAINS AT DARDANELLES
IN BIG BATTLE AT NIGHT
CLAUD
Berlin Despatches Say Transports of
Allies Have Been Sunk and That
British and French Have Lost
Thousands on Land.
GERMANS SHELL DUNKIRK
AGAIN WITH BIG GUNS
Althouuh tho llriltih nJtclul rvpnrt tlirltirci the AMt Aav
Mii-lrd lro; at five pomff on thu ((illipol 'cnditufa iirtd one po!l
on the AflnHc i Ido of the JiirddiuJct, u rejior teat fltoti out to-day
uf Ucrliii drclarliiy that the French nml Hrithh had been ttriven tack.
It tent elaimrit in lierltn that the French armurcil cruiter Jcannt
d'Arc. ami the Ilrltish battlehlt Majestic, Triumph and Vtngtano
had been tlamajed anil Joreed out of the flrlnu Una. Several from
porti and tlcttroyrri are ilnclaral to have been tunk, and the alliu
are, taiil to hava lott tcverat thousand froou In Allfcd and wounded.
London (nilifj that thu ulli4 am adeanfing on tho Gulllpoll
'riiliisiila and on the Asiatic aide o the Htraltt, but admit thert
may be mill for the claim that tome of their uursAlpj have betn
damaucd.
Farlt and llcrlln both announce another bombardment of thi
Britiih war bate at Dunkirk, on the. coast of France. Pari$ says
that ten more 15-inch shells fell yesterday and that there wer "sev
eral victims."
While I'aris reports quiet on tha Frcnch-Ilctoian frontier. Per tin
announces repulses of the allies on both banks of the Yser near
Ypres. lierltn also reports a new bombardment of Ithetms as
rcprltol acwiruf the French.
llatlles in Itussian Poland resulted to the advantage of the Qer
mans, says llerlln. In ono of them, near the Prussian border in the
vtclnity of Suwalkl, it is said, 1,000 Husslnns were captured. In
another engagement a Ocrmun reverse is conceded.
Allies Driven Back, Ships Damaged,
BEftLLV, May 1. By wlrolosa to
Hayrllle, N Y, The Overseas New.i
Agency gives out the following des
patch dated Oonatantlnople:
"The French aoldlera who landed
GERMAN SUBMARINE
BACK AT IRISH COAST
Russian Steamer Laden With Coal
Is Torpedoed and
Stink.
IXWDO.V, May 1 (Associated Press).
Tho KuhsIuii 2, 000-ton steamer
Hvorono, bearing Welsh coul to Arch
angel, u lluiislun port on tho White
Sea, wus torpedoed nnd sunk by a
German submarine believed to bo thu
17-23 on Friday ut noon near tho
Blaskut Inland", on tho west coast of
Ireland.
Tho Svorono's crow of twonty-four
mun, mostly Itusslans, barely had
tlmo to tako to the boats when tho
vessel sank. All wcro rescued by a
patrol boat.
PACIFIC STEAMER LOST.
I'.lrwn Mi-ii Hi'iMirli'il In llnvp fi om
nium Willi Hie Victoria.
SAN DIM if). Cat , Ma 1.- Tie coast
wise Hteamei Victoria, disabled In K iles,
pioliably sunk e.uly to-ilii aecuidtng to
tier puisci, t . i U 1 1 1 -; with her ilcwn men
of her Mexli an i rc .
A Toncminl. tlic puixei, who anlved
hen' lo-dii with the i'HNii paisi'iigt'i's
M.tbl the Vleiorla icixnted foiindeilliK
l.i l null! off the I'oi'iuiailo UlandH Just
aerosi the Mexican line, was nowhere
vlilhle to-do and undouhtcll ncnt
do n.
BY BRITISH
Is the Keport From Berlin
on the Asiatic side of h ni.-i..
all havo been expelled. The Oalllyoll
I'enlnsula also has been cleared of
the Invadera except at Oaba Tepeh
I'oint, whero the landing detachment
under cover of the aina i tba war.
ships Is tonaclously maintaining Ita
position on tho coast.
"A terrllla Iwmbardment bjr
the
allied fleet April 27-M killed
or
woundod a few Turkish officers end
soldiers, while the allies lost eeveral
thousand in doad and wounded.
"In addition to tho French armored
cruiser Jeunno D'Arc, tho Uritlah bt
tleihlps Majestic, Triumph and Vn
geanco worn partially set on fire.
Aldod by tenders, they slowly re.
turned to tho Island of Tenedoa. They
wero sevorely damaged. Several
transports und destroyers also ware
sunk."
TURKS FALL BACK
IN BATTLE AT NIGHT,
SAYS LONDON REPORT,
w is
IX5NDON, May l.-Further flchttar
of tho heaviest character was re
ported to-day to bo In progress on the
Oalllpoll peninsula, whero the British
forces are making every efrort to out
oft tlm Turks from tho mainland.
Special despatches from Athena aay
that In a series of night nssaulta on
tlm Turkish positions the enemy was
driven further Inland. Tho entire al
lied tleet Is co-operating with tho land
parties, shelling tho Turkish forta
from insldo of tho Dardanelles, from
tho Unit of Saros nnd from the Aear-
can Sou. .Meanwhile tho French
advancing on the Asiatic aide.
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