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.???avow?1.? or
It wa? soggeste !. ?Ipo '
man hat an effort might
made
Vnited Rtal ?
?nu'.ii ake I
thi? communication would he was
i .ifrtre>t*i!. ? e .
.??i be i
??pen for a few da) ?
mere'
.- ?
! The r
: irk?
for thi
and Germany. ?-.<? thai ai
-
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A State ?'im.hi
th;* afttrno?>:i whether d
?.? ould be reu .
he taken in the Su??e?
that "circulai dence is
boat i A may
mist
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Iia will avert s
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Pr?sident. Ha declare
ilenee wa
when It was .ulil ;
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would he a bl
wi t ho a t ai
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do at ?
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t be with th?
tunity
?
ition.
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.
I? recog? no re?
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th? pi ill
rece- ? "teat
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ri\e s.???* r?
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Consular npirit?. ali?ad who hftv
?II til
! he ?depart nu nl mini.
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ows ;
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Livci ...
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public
156 ?Scandinavian ?Ships
Sunk Since War Began
? ? ?
?
TURKEY NOW DENIES
SINKING THE PERSIA
? ?
W.i- ".lui. h l~i
.- mtormeci the st it?
Department to-day thai 1 *r
submarines 1 ad notliin?/ lo do
with the linking of the P.
and 0. line.- Persia. Delay
h. intwering the two Ameri
ran inquine is explain? 1 by
the lad that the Amencan
Embassy't < ible message,
sent Mau ii M, lavai "rinel ?en
days ?,ri the way.
I lie reply ?leclared that
1 urkish ?ubmarinc ? om
ruanders were under in?'ruc?
tions to By the Ottoman ?lag
when attacking.
? .?? m in) ?nd Auitn i en?
imilar disclainen two
months ago. Strong ciiciira
itantial evidence makes the
.State Department pract'cally
certain that a torpedo de?
stroyed the vessel, but there
i? no ?????iv ol fattening the
guilt on any one ol the (. rii
?
It has I K
... ?. It 1 .
a be?
?! suhmaii' ?
theii
?
? ? i
The " rota! NTorwegian tonna?*?
amounts l S.000,
oeil kronei r thi
value.!
price cO'.irta ha?, e
?
valued at 10,000.000 kroner. One hun
Swedes h-. ?
their
TEUTONS THREATEN
SAL?NICA DRIVE
dims Active on Whole Iront
\iiics Skeptical.
March ' l . atche? from
actions
.]? rf ?
g-out opera! by Bui
ana, a?e ai
ttaeh ?-,?.n- I
?1 ! ne of the \ ' I
? . ? ible gor is being displayed
- - ??.! en
? at in both
...
?'1?re is h belief that
? ? di ?ve the
'? - has begun.
? re, while ?he im
g arii\ ity of
Germa i ? ; not
ed, then . il conviction
erie ' tend to
?? rapture ?>f Sal?nica
Addrc- by Brander Matthews.
"he *th- and ??sin the
? i v
\ ? and Letters will be
?? Mattheraa,
? **e i raditioi a," a?
I ISt 1 ortl rir.<-'
?on, March
ock. 'I he publie It invited.
Smart Clothes
$19.50
vrOT MERELY $ 19.50 clothes, but
*** clothes of character for this money.
Stylish, clean-cut-, dependable suits and over?
coats of the vintage of 1916 for men and
youna men. $19.50 is not an arbitran* fig
Urs. It representa it price based on "Three-Stc e"
ft-syfo? Post*-, a fact tW bus?MM mt?n will instar tlv
appreciate.
Suits ?S? Overcoats
embodying .h?lstest style ideas of the Master Clothe?
Desiffnera of New York and copying their line? to a
?etgree which will surprise you.
Others $18.50 to $50
>
?roadway and 33d Street.
U-BOATS SINK
4 SHIPS IN DAY
i
Manchester Fngineer.from
Philadelphia, Founders
While in Tow.
ELEVEN WFRE KILLED
ON THE MINNEAPOLIS
lit run Declares French Irans?
port Strikes Mine in
Mediterranean.
bfarch 27. . oui
reported to-daj ti tank h- German U
ho?'- lt.er Wtlt the Bn*i?h ?teamer
beater Engineer, the French at< i
Hebt, the !'?; itieh ihip ' erne tni
. :'.?h carrier Khartoum. Nine
i. ? ?i The ertWI ai? reported '? h*ve
: bren lost
Il ? ?nnoai i ei. 'hat eleven ??? ?
were kiilcri when the British Iteei
?apohi. formerly ?a the Ne*? York
eck in
tue Me?ii'errai?rnn.
A Lloydi diapateh fro? Malta, date?!
March 24, ??>*?.*
the Mini capo
was *
-, nen, who
a Bi tiah ite nit ? i n
L? neer, from rniiadelphia Matr-ii 11 for
Mancheiter, has beta ?unk, acca
*.o informa' ?On rrcrrvrd hv !
ere? were taken aboanl a tug
The ( entrai New?. ?ay? that the Man
gineer '?a- i?,r;odocd today
I by a Germai lubmarine, l* .a?r' I
: that the reaael arai set badlj
ai aged, bal ?he feaadtrtd ahila mak
,ng for por* in tea ,
The ateamer carried a general raigo.
Including K'.OflO pounda of moat. :
? ? ' of wheat an?! more than !"
galloni of lubricating oil. She had a
.-? of J.-i ; .-nui .>??
of ('nptam Smith.
The French iteamahip Hebe, 1,494
the Brit teai in Cerne an.'
tiah I ? ? er Khai tourn r?'
Hull have been ? ? erewi of
t!i<? Jlfbr an?! Cerne have bee?? lan<lr?l.
l?n members <>f f he ere? of ihr i
traiHTi hare been ? a? e,;, bul it ia feared
the remaining e mei ?
Lie) thai the Ri
atoan? I eeilia, the linking of
which wai announced --???r.ia
id a |
cargo from Portland, Me.
Bei March 27 by -in'-Vv to Say
',.?!.?
ttheni that a French
oai
rr\ ha?i atruck a mine and ?unk.
-? ? r ? -, three pei :"i ? being r?
aajra the Overaeai Newa Age
ihr foregoing may refei to the link
ng < the ?ril ? M ineapelii on
Wednceda] la?* in th<? Med tern
'?r?>rt?>?! yeiterdoy from Maraeillea.
itinneapolii araa beliered te t>e in
the govei ment lervice m Mediterrei
ran tratera, l'be Ma- ei Ic report said
! that the Minneapelii .,?ed.
GERMAN BOAT LOST
AFTER BRITONS' RAID
Torpedo (raft Fails to Return
to Kaiser's Fleet.
Ion, March 27. *t German tei
pede boat ii miaeing .?ince the nop
ghi followed the Britiah arr
rmd Saturday morning on (?crman avi
... ?.?.?i; IIo!
sfoin. ?<-i?or?i:r.<- to an official Gorman
<.?,-. ed h.rrr i.?. wireleae,
? hirli
- Rngliah nai a! aeroplane attai
? North Friaian roa-U f;n!f-,| com
I-" armed t hing ??'? amor?
? .
liah veaaela. Our t.-u?; aeroplanei at
i t!?r ?ngliah naval i'ghting
forcei and lueceeded in ?coring h num
, rieual) damaging a
naval
?fhi ng for ?? ml :(-?? we ic * ?mmedi
I ?te!v. <?'?'? a 'r \ to'pr?lr? i.,.??? ramo 1
.. ,th thr retreating enemy
night of M?rrh ' One
of theae torpedo beata h?*? net yet rr
. turned "
TORPEDOED. SAY i
EIGHT ON SUSSEX
Inntlniiril from \\nt? 1
York, ii In a hospital a* Dover, ????
cording to ? dispat?
from thrrr. We 1? badl;.- Injure? I I
will probabiv recover,
All rectal?, of the disaster ?{iva R-rca'
praise to a young French naval officer
?vho walked up and down th<* deck of
the SU'.'C? e-rci.'jra^rrc ihr pa ISC?I cr.?
with aaaurancea that thr ves?el would
not aink. Ho ?:.<iu?-ed many peraeni to
rriuain aboard instead of jump.ng into
the sea.
The sur-.-?-? ft 'lally ajieo tha*
American i ibowed s:.?a- -?
se.??i??-.., in many cases -.,.??
own chances of .?aie'y m faw.r ?,f wom
? - m-id children. Apparenl ? d
WOald have born complote had
not the net been calm and had the r?
plojion not occurred at the how.
Raft .?pllced with Necktie?.
Moat of the lifeboa's were ?o crowded
that they sank almoat to the water's
edtre. and c>n?equcr,tly ??hippo?! water.
Samuel Bernia reached a lifeboat, bul
?, .*? ?? when " became <> erload
women and childior He *??". te a n
'??a'cd about rr,r ?,,,,,? tim? until
ther raft, ?.;; wh ? h ????*? a
They iplieed tha raft? 'ogcthei
I with their necktiei and -?.\'-?J a num?
ber of persons who were ?till in the
?
Mr. Hem.? arrived in Pan?? in mocas?
sins. \{e aid ha luppeae :
were floatiri^ somowheir in the i ban
Bel
i'ne of the women lurvivon ?t?te?
that two Iliebelte were wrenched from
h? r hv mea. An American gava her a
?
"I he calm fur?-? I - .
minil of Captain Mouffet Ailed
w,tb admiration." .?-aid Mme. Wiser
I Ver indem, a lurvivor, whoae bnabend
i ii at tiie front. "Although badly hurt
Ihimeelf, th;? line French ofl?eer worked
I without ceasing for the lafety of the
I paaacngOia. While giving orden he
I anawered all thrir aueotiona, ?diiing ?
i r,?aksurmg word, ?leclaring that th?
; ?hip WOald keep afloat and ad laing ?11
?the fell tha' they had ?ufticient cour?
age to remain al.??ard
"Ihr In?t Of the DO! ? p to leave
the Suaaex for the Mari? i eren
? ? ?1 Bntmli officer?, 1
m line on the dock '?' tl ? iiaei and
saluled I iiptain Mouffet, wh?.. r?
ted, *??>?? '?irnnia: o'-rr command of
I thl ? I ?r? to the firit of**ir?r. arid the)
| _? ? *iii?e ringing ckffen .'or him.''
NEW BIG U-BOAT
HAS 80 IN CREW
Copenhagen, March 27. --
A German submarine, .?ays
the Christiania correspondent
ol the "Politiken." bigger
and speedier than any sub?
marine previously teen, and
carrying ? crew of eighty.
hai appeared off Ltsire. on
the southwest co,i?t of Nor?
way.
1 h? ?- iptaifl sent a wi,el?ss
mei ige that he hid to*pe
doe'l the Norwegian birk
Lmheld on March 17 and
had taken the crew of thirty
?.i. the submarine, where he
kept them for four day- and
then transferred them tj die
Norwegian bark Silas.
GRANADOS WROTE
FIRST OPERA AT 31
"Maria del Carmen." in 3
Acts. Produced ?n
Madrid in 1898.
? A .? ? er I' : i is nor !.??? ? ??
get i ? .? nfi i/ nf Enrique
?ihn im* nr II r > ,
?.i. il , r ! i r *> \g\ ? I
He and i ft a t belit ed to
. rl i
H? H E. KBEHBIEL.
leere et hii
? BHOforte
I ' i "fort by G
th? nsrne of the composer is piven ??
Enrique Granados To t*>c him th?
. el ? o' bis patronymic in full, he
??>? ? .-.'led Knrii|u? tirana ;
I .?.mpina. He was born at L?rida, ? a'a
'.'.. 1 ?i'.T. a'nl rer?1 ?
from Juan
- - " . la h ? da]
a man of considerable repate thro ich
ni?t and earn
* - and Felipe
Pedrill, a compoeer and ?chalar, bob
professor of musical history ?nd ???
thetirs a? the Conaersratory of Madrid
twenty year? old he .
0 Paris Bad entered the piann
?if Charles de Herri.? I
I ?err rir'.ier '. 1899, his tir.?* otieii, ei
"Maria del ? ai man," in three
i rard at the 1
Theatre in Madrid. A corresponden?
? "I he Muaical ? of 1 andon,
wrote to that journal that it "produced
quite a sensation alike among amateur!
at of the original
liou neas ?nd dramatic power
I i? t'ai, ?core."
In IPOS ? port an of ? i?rcond opera,'
? rfoi m?d a' Barcelona
and a l vu ii the rap?
ei tory of 'he opera hou -??? in the
? 1911. Meanwhile he hud com
? nl ? number of ? or?. ?.
including ?nie poem* foi
? del Mor?''
end "Dante" : the CI -carro
'?rche.?tra last November), a trio for.
p snoforte ai : . ? itring quartet
, number ol songs and p?a oferte
I ? the latter ? ere the
i ailed "?oj hieb bacame
? he ?. . f the opera of thai
name, and were introduced in America
? ? Schelling.
opera had he? n accepted for
i? ? ? | b) 'he (| rector of the
(jranil Op? ra of F'ai is, in the sea
1914-1! ? ; i
b* g OBt of thi war. which
has n? I if?.
!? - .... attenl an ?
Mr. Gs ? ( a
representativ? ( n hi?
the pel n of Sortants Boi .
b< . ? pi p? i formai
Metropolitan '?cera House, Sefiorit
able to finir this soa
, ? - given to " - I
th? opera had iti
ice oi? Januar* ZS, hem?, coupled
bIIo'i "Pag .
The composer had eon ? 'o New Vor?
?o h"' ; Il E prod r' "'i O? 'he Oper?.
. r err,?n?l"
Per |ue| "Goyescas" had four mure.
performances, three m the Bnbseription
season and ob? b* a papular
night its companion piece?, alaee il i
m short op?T?. hf'Pf "i avallarla Kusti
car a'' and the (ierman "Hati.el ui.d
i,.i tel."
?r Granados had hcr-? tt-e'i Intro
before he
On November 8,1915, Mr. Gogor a
-.. | three of h al a recital
?\'. i ? Hall. 'in January 10. I
Mr. Schelling played lome of h - ?
I room, and
?>n Sund? afternoon the coi
played ?oino ?,- hi.? pianoforte piccei
ar i ?o-m pieees for ptai of? rt? and vio?
loncello, with hiaeoBnt.rjrmaB.Pabl? ? i?
?ai?, a' 'he Ritz-Carlton before the So
ths friends of Muaie. He was
heurd in public a' a recital of his music
eh he had the help of Mil
He v ?'?? ei "wctcd to
?i the eoneert at Carnegie
ll?ii for t'rr bi nefil of ?tudents of the
-, Btoire on March I 5.
He did not t the concert, how?
ever, probably becauss Bt about the
? me he rcrr-,-,... ? .. ,)n to
I play ai the White Boas? in Waaaiag?
ten. He had already ?ccured passage
; for htm?elf and wife on a Spanish I
I ?teamsii-.p. and th? invitation caused
. hiffl considerable embarrassment.
Added to h:? desire to play a* the
home, of the President of 'he I'nited
Btatei wa- the noUon, probably, that
I .?* something like a
rnya! command. At any rate he con?
cluded ? 'i ? anee! h i? engagi
-..??? paaaage 01 the Rotterdam winch
something like ? fortnight ago,
ithdrawn from service
b<*cau?e of the fear ?if tnc Holland
Ameritca Lias officials that sha night
as a victim of a German subma
Ai i? known, th? Rott?
' reached port safely and it was on th?
??'. boat that the composer and
? leal th? r lives, if the report?
1 of the;? death ?re i ???
SHACKLETON RESCUE
PARTY ORGANIZED
Hriiish t?) Send Relief Expedition
to Icebound Explorer.
lOB, March 2". At a meetm?;
held today in I BBOeti"*? with the
Shackleton Itatarctic expedition ? ?
decided to take immediate -teps f?
oriratn/.aiK.ri of a re'ief r ?
Ii ploroi - I? ft at Root Boa.
I ? ???. end
'., \\ eddell >fi will be ,\..
| ri.J.-.l ai ??mil ?, the ?hip I'.ndui ?lice,
i'havCk!?tO** pait'. lOUth,
i? spok-n and it l? knovtn Ahether
. ? B ij on b.ji?id.
B?LGARSSAY?.S.
ATTACHE IS SPY
The Prosecutor Appeals
Against Couche, De?
spite Acquittal.
EINSTEIN'S MAIL
OPENED AT SOFIA
WaUhintfOfl Without Neus of
Difficulties of Officials
in Balkans.
iie!aye?l , Th?
entered an appeal in
ank v Conche, o'
vache of the American I ega
? ?
a eharge of espionage. It
that Mi. Couche
will be permitted to lea ?? 1
? a new trial.
Mr. I
nie Murphy. Ami
-, - ? a Mr. 1
an iv.? ,i?n on h'a I
Salon- v ?? ?t a..
I
gai an border to
? . ?
.
ich would enabl?
? ? border. H? i sa d to have
?30 ' and SO0 rai ? different oc?
casions.
Mr- ? it know 1 s
Bulgarian mc
After he hoarded a train "oi
;. i . " .
? ? ig to the effort i of Mi M
r, Mr.
? ouchc .i tried in ? ei% il instes
. ? t. Al
. ?? the statement wa i made ? h a
? ?i,.eh?-? liberation *?s due 'o ? -
sire of the Bulgai
fo ter good relat
?
? papei ?
letter to Lewia I I
aid I
tein'a position still mure difficult
? ? ?? th? Hile.? rian en ?
iis i ad few d? M r.
nainiy
Mr. Murphy. <" igo ' ?
ties ga?.der? that
all of Mr. I Ir. Murphj '
ma i b Mr. Murph?
(Vasl ngton, March at? D?
?
? ie "tmericai I ?
gation of Bucharest up to la t Augu t,
? . rair.g
th* ciiaice of
i.. ? ess
?Bull r-- '
mail of Spaeial
"ageni la ftrat inl
? , ?! the Amei le i
ier t of i
lie- veen its agent and the h . g
.is.
Mr. Einstein, by birth a Mew Yorker,
aen '??"" many years in the diplo?
matic service ?,f" 'he United
?? . rar' ? of the '? i?rld a i ?I it was be -
he .-i peeially acquainted with
?he Balkan countries that he ??
leet? ? ? tat? Department to go to
Sofia.
Though nominally under tl.? care ?f
the M ?a- I
Hulear?a. American interests ii
Sofia were belie? ed
quire the attention of a ?peeia! dipto
.-:. ? e of the ?
communication between Sofia an I
re the minister makes
dquai tere,
? , , g power had anything to lo
with Mr. I ' - "i f',r '
post, although at es l two of the ?
government? did request the State D
partn ent, which '? ad ai turned ehargo of
their inter? Bulgai ? to *? ? d ;? i
experienced and capable represent
to 1 '
? - . ?.
ONLY 107 ENLISTED
FROM NEW YORK CITY
Mexican Rccratttag Proceeds
Slow.) i in Enlist in ?state
, - l. ,r?a i 1
V.-, . March 27. The '
He? report.? only IJ I
from the da'e of the f*. ?
sace b) ' ongreas of ?he resol
ad
the arm . to Merci
her of a pi X this
waa G i ; ap?
plied durii | tl ? first '
Reports ' r< ? ' ? " - \
?
men hai ?? appli? d for enll
?.?', bei
N e w Vor ? It i ppl i r a t i oi
in; acceptances; Albany,
tion? a? i - accept tai . Buffalo, 11*2
applieationi a?..I S3 acceptances, i I
Syraeu?**? 17 ?pplicatioaa and '?'.
eeptanees.
\- the pi --'-? ? rat? of enlistme ?
? ,
the ZO.tWQ ?? .i Itl 01 ?? I.
RELIEVED FROM DUTY
BY WOUND IN FOOT
Ry T?'?raD'. I '' ?
1.1 Paso, Tex.. Much 27. With a
badly wounded ton', and very weak
and pale, Theodore Bou I . ? n pal .
K, i?ith Infantry, arrived nt the be i
hospital at Fort Bliss thi? afti
from "aomewhere in M?
Private 1
His com
panions who brou? I it of Mexico
would not l the a lent. R? port
had reached the border that h pi i ii?
of the 16th Infantry, ei ?? heal
i and duet of the Ion?; march aero.?? th?
I de?ert. had ?hot himself in the foot
Itl it i ? ' fhl be ?ent <'Ut of Mexico.
METHODISTS FLAY DEFENCE
Expre*? Horror at I'rire F(|,ht and
I'rai??- i lean Adverti'ln-,.
Peekskill, N. V.. March 27. The
? enferei re of
New fork went on record this me
;a* totally ?-.j---..?.-?? i t'> all prepon
?r and against all warlike prepa
, ration, except t'.u' t ceded to protect.
sak and helpless. This re?olution
??a? adopted in connection with the ?p.
;Proval of the report of Chancellor J. R.
: Ha-., of Syrac we ! Diversity, on thu
stH'.- of the counts
j After ?pressing their "refrret and
horroi " a- t; ?? \\ ?Uard-Moran b?
ring
tion:
?Where?-,. There i? a growing ten
press
?
il
I ins? bever-tj-e.*.
"Resolved, rhal ?f commend
[action on the pan of ?ditora and put*?
I Ir-he r? ai ! ?. . nnmend that our people
Igive prefer? nee to these period
lending their influence to the
? reform?."
? aril < ta ere
??'"' ted to I ? ? sn
Die Re? ?. a l Lord, . re
? eived. ?1! ratos 116; \? ?
S : G
Da I he R? Ft. L. 1 ras ?
a Its ' . the Rev. J. M
? or mjh.
I?., confortae? meet, again te-mot
ro* tiiomin-f, ?ben ihr appointmenl
Mill be icaii.
I _ _aiivertisi:mknt.__
In "Splits" as Well as
e| Regular Size Bottles
?jj-wp 3 j??P and
Stout
fSt^^T \i?pl< i" N*?are?l Dealer
ALLIES CONVENE
IN WAR COUNCIL
Envoys Discuss ?Military
Situation and Economic
Resources.
Parii, ? I ' i'** of
\ . the moat imp >rt
began
a".>n <>f the
tvffl where
other hutoric ?? ? ?
hi . Dccuri ??'?? No previoui
rever, been of
sutil i, t or hai been a'?
? '
figure? -i! '.'urair?.
?
'
?. i pi ?bable
?... K ? tener,
itenant
- ,. I.??lierai I |
G era R
?A.,- ,i. iiter, ..in.--?
? nee.
I
the miniitr* I I -rrnoon
. on of
? .norme resources of the Allie ,
"i\ here Peace .San. Il?scuased.
The around the
table at wl ice U i were
discuaaed at ?? of the i?panish
American ''
\ ? ? . . i are th<
??on Hour
Ce?, ?. Hiniater ? tho n portfolio;
i\?, mi* - Briai d preaid g? admiral
l acaac of Mai ine, ?n?j (?en
oral JotTre.
\ ? the other end of the table, feeing
the Freneh, are General Sir William
Robert f of the Bril ? lira?!
quarter! .?*!;?tT; Premier .?-alandra, of
Italy; Tomi Italian Anbae?
lador a* Paria; Baron Sonnino. Italian
-, and General Count
? f of the Italian Qeneral
line the Oilier -.?de.
M on g
I. Vouvanovitch, Dr. M. ?.. Veinitch,
ince; 1
?! Glliniky,
c
Ru aaian v
France; J i hagae, ea Portugueae Pre
nier, k, Mataui, Japaneae Ambaaaador
to i ranee, end General I lalli
a fact ng l
\ Thomas, French Secretar) of
? ? ? for Munitioi . leated nexl I
Bourgeoia; Julei i imbon, general ?ei
Frei
?
ter of War;
? '. Belgiai Foreign "
t? r; General MTi<
?ih r naquit
Sir Fi :?? rl ??. Britiah Amba
*?? France; ! r Kdward Grey. B I
iter; Dai id i lot d George,
? Minist?
- crel ?:?-. of St ?< tor War
SQUANDERS $300,000,
GOES TO JAIL A PAUPER
Shrepshead Motorntan Won
1 ortttllC Of Rares 12 Years Ago.
i are!? i : eara ago "I uehy I
?? I, a motortnan on the Sheep!?
: ? ad Bay line, thi ? ? ?reara old,
ectaculer -plunge
on the racetrack. Ye-'-r.lay ha came.
before Jual ? ? -. premal .re ?
? - icken and a eonfeaaed
"' ' ' ? | : ' *ai?l
??m I ?hall not. [believe
iu, and that
? ?? :? ou [ will tend you
to th ? peniti Dtiarj for an indeterminate I
term."
- ?nd'l 9 '*? and '.hree children
ADVERTISE^ENT:_____. |_ADVERTISEMENT
CHARGE PURCHASES MADE BETWEEN NOW AND APRIL hi BILLED mT t
ti/ so* see ? - toa ?fiith??ornur. ?* *6*.- ~o a?? srS.
Cm?/iaoivZe^-tn??i^
(Jlipntt? ?JioW?na
S
?iM%rlsJqshio?]S
IN
QoshimtS ?)cdik'Ur
of cloth &-silk
di?dSdcn?-'dres$
Ufkr/ioon 6 oOminqGo^ns
?iii?cn&$Mch Cpocks
m
AND
^ty^J^M^MJ
? e found last nicht in a tumhle-dow
house in Hemmer Street, Bronl
l.n. She was heartbroken. She r?
called how lier husband cam* home th
ght of hi? lucky gambling strea
h'ld announce?! that he bad won *4
shaking die? >" a r-aloon. Thst ws.s th
beginn ng of England's career. He in
-,.-.,I hi? $40 on a 10 to 1 ?hot at th
i?hea.l Hay track. He won. and i
month* be ha.I ?aagcre.I seven
I red thousand dollars. A? the m
of the racing searon he had made "3"'?.
000 When ne wenl broke several year
??,-0 i.e bcj-a drinking.
mm .?a? ?
$500,000 MILITIA
BILL NEAR PASSAG?
Si nate Ready to Enact Mobili/a
tion .Measure Any Day.
- a Hefl i (lf?IO?Ol|?M of Th? Tribun? J
Albany. March 27. To further facil
ir-t'e th?* mobilization of the nationa
g.iard of the ?tete, ?hould it be calle?
on by the Federal go- oniment fnr ?er
?.ice along the burder or in Mexico
Sonata? Sage i'.trodu-ed to-night th?
Kincaid bul. .-ppropria'ing $500.000 foi
mobilisation p?irpo?e?. Senator Sage it
rman of the Plaaac? Ca**mmitt*oo
It bil request the lull was inime
. advanced ?o third reading
i.e pal ' d "?i a few min
' *
Plans for mobilization of 'he s'a-?'
militia a? Fishkill Plain?? have teen
leted. following a conference be?
tween ? oloacl Sternburg, of the Qvai
later'? Department, and repre
? . a of the New York Central and
Delaware ?*: Hudson railroads. A? tbla
-erre arrangements were made
tor speedy handling of trains carrvinrj
? roop sad for .-ufficient cars for hors?.?
? ?ont.
SIMPLY REM?vES?ELL
BOTTOM AND ESCAPES
Pickpocket Finds Butler Street
Court Easy to Crack.
II ingei creaked chain? clanked and
rattled as a policeman slammed
the heavy iron door behind Krnest Pa
rantino, reputed profe??ional pickpock?
et, a* the old Butler Street court yes?
terday afternoon. The man had been
eonvicted of trying to pawn stolen
proper?,- and wa? to remain in the cell
!<*-i only the snort time nece-sary to
?all the wagon that would convey'him
<o BlackwelT's Island.
Fifteen minute" later the policeman
returned and was In the act of remov?
ing the chains and bolts when he dis?
covered that the prisoner had disap
peared. A \? ule opening in the floor
1 that the prisoner had regorted
to the simple process of removing th?
Of his cell and ?lipping through
? ??! freedom.
Parantino Is well known, and the
? . \pe?'f to have him in eustodv
in a fea hour-. The condition of the
old court a?, Cutler and lourt ?treeti
veil Known, but the police
do not hope for such ?peedy aid in cor?
r? tcting the evils of the antiquated
structure.
FOY SWEPT OUT TO SE
AS BOAT SINKS IN B)
Companion Rescued by Offii
of Steamer They Mad \ Kitet
While return-in;: laat I || t from
?Standard Oil atenace
anchored In the Hav o* Tompkintri
after diapeeli *- of their ?'or; of me
paper?, Richard Philtlfl and to'
(rif.ro, foarteen and f-fteen vein |
respectively, ?-rere tbrowa into I
i w.-.tep whm their rewbeat cap-i*
Cr ?'*?? area reoened, ?
, couldnot swim, "-"a? tarried I I ?
The boys att?r?' - ?
pjblic school and in the x.'.rnoon i?
paper?. Ye?-?erda'. tl
I Statrn Island, in the.r ' ' ' Wtttk.
starte?) for tie C.ty of r. ?*'?.
| selling* their ?toe. ??> ? . , rew, t?i?
jumped into the, row-oat gad ?"????
for ?-h'.re.
In the darknc?? the hoyi ?
?noticed the.' I had >ake<i an
! ??>* low m the era *hey *?f
i half h mile otf Pi - *
' caught in the tide a- ? were itmglUa
i at th" oa?*?5 when a v-vc'.'t ?'rue'? the'"
Oflie? r 01 ?
hey.rd the s*reams ef tl I tire a? the
went overboard. H" ?i ??ed in ar.<
' riached C n?to. Thi ? ?*'rr boy wi? no1
in ?-igl?. Crl:'*o I ar.d pal
to bed until 1'- thawed OUt. Th*'?
dressed m a ?j-t eeetrlbeted bv th?
crew air?! Carrying $11 .'.?*:'?
'or him, he ?? ai :a\:e?
HUDSON FERRIES BEGIN H?TIS
Nvack-larntonn Line Open?P.**?*?.
man Street to Mart ft-iur.-!--*.
The Dyckman Btl
.-?rn-rers and eutenu tel *:'?"???
S. .1. ?ill resume If i ?
! morning at ?*> o'clech. Oi ???"*< '?"
the service will be eoi ducted ou a I"*
? minute cchrrHlr gat 1 It f? *** ? *'?* J
Saturday at"! Sundi ? ? ? - act?
? <:v? until mid * ' '"
i ment? have hi ?
; ferryhou.fi and boa"
Navigation o? tl I Had* \ *'
openril hr'ween N'y,,,. ?* and i"'*
jreaterdey, when th?? ferry F.r *?
made ita Brat trip. The Roeklai -
start on a rep-; - le today.. '?*'
charge of ?Taptain John Lyon, who h??
been or. the boat I ity ears. To*
Fluehlng will itart n ?-*'"?
vear there bo.Ts cai-rie?* ",'1.00?* an?
'mobiles. The Sarah A. fen* . of Oee?*
i ing, will make landtsga AS ?:?? **%***
I this year.
wr?mmMmmmm.
LOYERS of poetry who want to come in touch with a raair,
j a man who has lived, will find ".Bell and Wing," by
Frederick Fanning Ayer, a mine of virile thought und
feeling. Read "Golgotha," a searching satire on the authority of
books, or ".Man and Spider," a stern protest against mans way
with woman, with its odd picture of the insect darting from it*
silken tunnel.
**I ?aw him lia
At ,n? hola on? daf '
Lik? a ?Qnou-gp**,
Like a ?-word at play,
Stab the Y-wing moth
In hi? velvet eloth,
Saw him duek to watch
From hi? piitol notch
Just to feast hi? ?ye
Wttch the Y-moth ??a,
Drink hu ??gh."
THE BAKER & TAYLOR CO., Selling Agent?, 354 Fourth Avenue
Price $2.50 NEW YORK
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