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THE WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair to-day and to-morrojv; fresh wind?.
Detailed weather, mail and marine ttYiti 8f
found on paRq. f j?,exjrf'-'
j&kS ' y,y
VOL. LXXXII. NO. 86.
NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1914. copy, mi. in. tic su mh,.i, ,h.i iMMUAim, ..ociniicu
PRICE TWO CENTS.
PROSECUTION BY
0. S. CONFRONTS
HENRY SIEGEL
Federal District Attorney to
Inquire, Into Alleged
Misuse, of Mails.
)I A V IIASTKX PAYMENTS
Tn l V VK Ill'I'd-.!'!'! lP!
I U l.W IV IMil I ' '"o,
llenrv Sicgel's conviction and sen-
i.. ... :n Grnoseo Monday night will not ,
Insure the erstwhile private hanker mid
dry
ootl! mercnatii annuls. "" ' I 'i
prosecution liasrd on clivi.nsP tiers mir
rotindlng th fiilluro of hit enterprises.
There l Mill u possibility Unit the Fed-
ral authorities may entertain charges
against Siogoi lur using mo iiiuua iu
defraud. Assistant I'nlted States At
torney Roger Wood, head of the crim
inal l.ranch of the I'lilletl Stu ex District
Attorney's ntllco. said last night his
cftice had th matter under advisement.
Any lir.ind Jury proceeding begun by
the (iovernmen. would bo undcrtiikcn
on the theory thai Slegel used tho
malls to induce people to buy stock In
the lescl Stores Corporation, the hold
ing company tor tho various Slegel
enterprise. If proof can bo shown tint
fiicgel at any tunc used the malts In
connection with his kinking business or
In sending out fule tlnanclal statements
to pave the way for the negotiation of
loans which were swallowed up In the
financing of the dry goods stores these
facts could also bo cited as violation of
the postal law. I
The crime of which Siogel stands con- i
vlctrd . only a misdemeanor under tho '
Plate law. Fraudulent use of the malls i
t a felony anil punishable by several .
...... .....I n unl.alnnllnl tine.
years ,u inison m.,. , .........
Flrgcl's sentence. impised "y Justice
Clark in the Itenefeo court. Is ten
months In Jail and ll.tmo line. Fre
quently persons convicted of misuse of
the null', in the Federal courts hem
have been sentenced to live years anil
fined lieivily.
The Federal authorities of course will
take into consldcratlan the fact that
S. eg!' srrtenc. ' to be stayed until June
to give the c nvicted man a eh nice to .
mik restitution to the depositors In the 1
Rtfgel bank. H has been suggested that
if Siegi l is successful In bis efforts to .
rrlmbu:e tluse depositors he may win 1
the .Pnvnev of the court. !
In the event no ffTort Is made by
Slcsel io this end In the tune allotted tne i
roiiiieted man will have to servo his
full tc ti months. It Is pointed out, low-fve-.
that the poMhlhty of a sentence
cf tlve rar for misuse of, the mall
n.mtil be :. far greater livfitve to the
rnmbiirsmeiit of tlv depositor than ten
mnnth In Jail.
The I'ederal District Attorn)'" ofllce
sill go into the matter thoroughly with
the lount.v n strict Attnrnev and will un- j
qii.jti.inahlv .-orslder any of tin tatter's j
!ies Assistant I'lsttict .viiornev ,u.
tHir Train, who lirosecuteel tne Megei
r.ve will be asked to tutn -ver, for
the purpose of any Federal Investigation
tint m.iv b nndertokin. all evidence ot i tt r(.,ich Fngland on Thtirmlay.
m sue of the malls. I l.ieut. Williamson, who wu 29 years
Itii.id ed of letter. It Is said, vvere I 0ld, was a memh r of the Inner Temple.
- to h.M' y di posltors in the Slegel 1 n (MmH to Miiiitr.-al four ear ago
b. i, and employees of the Sbgel stores n, was. ndmltte.1 to the bar. He wa as
tirgt g them to invest their money In ,.oelated with the llrm of Smith. Markey,
th S egel Stores c it poratioii. ' me
the, letters. It Is said, was cut to ,ugiii
llir' Tii vcurs old. of sfi Seventh stteet.
i i 'Mil 121, Kia lo the Slegel li.inK at
the i nf Its failure. Gxe. pt lor till
l-i,- e.t on a ?r..ft'1' mortgage wlr.eh h
ieM. Mhert. it Is said, lost In the Slegel
na! i't the ui.ins he bad of supporting
h's k-entv -two-year-old wife and an
tin-Tried daughter.
T' e lrt'ei sent 'O Albert was rtateil ,r KIan,snn of the kit I'hlllp Cor-
Jmm , 191!' w is written nr. stationery j llln founder and first president of th
.if the Sl-iipsim-Crawf. nl Company and , Al,.rra, Hardware Company. It was a
Ke what appeared to be Henry Slegel'. . ,,1V also for his mother, Mrs. I.ll-
Ign.iture tn ink. It s.'Ih forth the ad- ,,., nikeslee Cnrblii of n; Fast Thirty
vantages of holding stock In the Slegel ,r!,t street. New York city, who announced
Slurs f oiporailon. saying tne prcierreu
inng Interest at 7 per cent..
a ilrst claim on tangible as-. ti
.-fnp'. tip;)
T'l'i'il be
nf neirh $it onn.ftiiO. or the combined I
.ct of
ih.. fbie.iun store. S mnson-Craw- i
f, ,i l... t.v.intrentli Street
s. ot New Yv.rk.
ll.r . , i u In,,,... . j..i.,1.i.il t.itii Vlhert Is i
... , . , ...... - . . .
r .:.: ..v. .
--, i n-ive ne.,, ,,,.". . ... ' -
F , s I ampton cas hler eif ' SlegM
hi M.g-1. It is said, talked to mm
of,,. .,..n,,d , pnortunlly forlnve-st.ng
"" N " V u J l nVtoek
s.e.-el arrivesi In New oik at l) o.bxk
lf ,.-! fiom Geiiesto.
PLANS TO PAY DEBTS.
Ilrcel lUpeet to lleulo ,M Over
Vunlii lliillitlnu I'n I'ortunt'.
'.im'-im. Nov. 2t. Henry Slegil and
'h't 'j .' rs left this morning tn return
'o . h York b way of Rochester Slegel
epirt.H nh the intention of beginning
'i ,' ..gain io build up hlf fortune and
a i i. in the diposltors in bis priv.it
v l i substantial amount befote next
' It w,i em that . eirxlitlon the court
. . . ... . . 4 t
i .n i .inn s,.,v..i .1 w,
e-unts iicnitentlnry for
1
It Stnm-lineld notltled I., r r'U-
V eiung
I...I . .1... S!impf,oi ,.,..
' ' '' "" ""
l.-v tstiu,
.mint, whore Slegel wax
i. Hi t he would send him a check
Ji Mini tn-moio-v morning to cover
" m i.-d man s line
I ..ii:', .., j,. i the place argued for the disprove.i authen-
' .' n In all who hear d ll eK te aj . ancient Hlbbcil history.
th.t the court Inclined to a mM .ilscovered not only
I. ' ,.-pe. tiag a mlsilemeanor rather ,,rn,,.,, Kpi where tho Hlbln sayn
gri l,,t ',,,. ., . barged "u the in- ,s,.;1elltes camped, but also the rock
. , nst Siegel -lusllce UI II .'' , , , .,,. .,, wt,n AloKr!t
' sinl I was Justlee to give 1 bi g , ,, p ,,.,,,.,,
,' '" ''', ""lU'Stul Ni 'V ' ck l , pyUWucoh ,)f ..orieul-
.".ill 'Mi.isiiors who , iot Jj.m . no. 'i " w(,h ,,, roVPB ,,,.
" 1 ,,uk "l,rn ' 'm velv tin- assertion of the scepla-s that
- fl! . lilelprises eoll.ipsed. ' ' ' ' '.,,. ..Pe,,l I oral leL-lsbl t Inn.
, . ",, s,. "l it r obu.n told of tho inaccessibility of
.i.li. "I have lo be, he said. Rut ,,, ,.,.,.., of p,mtve Israelite civil-
, v. iv on,. , ple .s.il that the Jii' bo J" 1 ri .'.f.niy guarded in the
, ..rtbiriMP enough n '; ' ' " ' e of nmr. and of the mummy of
,;..!:;:;;, "i:!!..'::;.,'::. Mil: .,,,. or M .. a,r.s.ian i.. Hnw.d
. I. up 1 am eonlblent I can acta gllmp-e.
' so enough in pay my ,1 poaltom and TT.T eTpV. (.fiTVTr 1TC unfATl "
mi. i h,r for dollur. Tliero Is no BERLIN SIGN: "GIVE U& UKhAJJ,
l- Ii iwevei-. h.nv long that may till.. I -
"1 do i.oi know who will back me until
1 ttf mv til mis. I onlv know one bus!
, ie ilr guild!, llll-llli'.-h bill I
" 'lii, tlorniii,lilv- 1 expect lo inal.e
I. '-.i, it al restitution by June. That
anient wish, inn i can , ,n-
inouilM. I'll do nil III my lower
' lull icMiitullon " po-leis In a Rerbn i.ill'.vio station nar-
v nl. bnt'i side- liilnied ihe ver- ing the words "Gvo us bread, Give us
. v., inn. it wis evlilenl Ax lftatlt 1 back 0111 sou-- Tell us the I nth
1 Ailoinev Tralii was disappointed.! Hair all hour Inter the notice had .lis
" ') iblciitlj expected a grand larceny appeared and a cordon of police tui
manction. I loumled tlio blank wall,
19 INJURED IN BLAZING TRAIN.
Chlcnun Thrnt refiners 'I'rnlipril !
II ptmtlnn In Conch,
CttlCAiio. Nov. 24.--More Unit! a score
of suburbanites on a Chicago, Hurling
ton nmt Qulnoy theattc train narrowly
escaped death to-nght, when an explo
sion cot tire to tho smoking compartment.
The tmlti was running twenty miles an
hour mill the Interior of the car was a
mas of flames before It could he In ought
lo :i !top,
With the Mi ct repoit of the explosion
In the forward end of th couch theto
whs a stampede of passengers to the-rcar
mil several of them becim- wedged In
the narrow passageway, the flames over
taking them. Nineteen of the passengers
were so severely hurned Unit they were
t.iken to St Anthony de Padua Hospital.
A"iong victim were I.. II. Pen In of
,.nvjlli a mcllli.r of the Chlc.no Hoard
of Tr.'ide ; .1. 10, Jackson, in.iti.iKr' of the
American Fashion Company, iiml Henry
S. ltlch, rx-Ma.vor of llerwjn.
RATE VERDICT BEFORE HOLIDAY
- hnt'. Hi,
lice t n 1 1 n n Cn in m r rre
llimril Renin Consider,, tlou.
WtstttNoToN. N'6v 21. The lnterat.it
Commerce Cninmis'lou gave formal rou
sldoratlon to-day to the 5 pr cent
nd-
vaiice rate ih. All ihe commissioners
were pr. wilt, with Chairman Harlan pre
sldlnir. I Is the general expectation Hint
tho commission will take early action on
the rate eii"e.
(tin: nil ill, ill!.. 1. ill ,i, iii ' i.ni 11-11,- I
of tho decMo'i ha been given tiy any offl-l
oi.il the understanding Is that It will be I
While no Intimation of the exact date
loinkd down before the holidays. Itall-
way men are anxious for a decision In
order that they may know how they will
hae to proceed on a revenue basis In the
new jcar,
The scope of the case was limited by ,
the commission and for that reason a 1
long delay In the preparation of the de- I
ClSiOII Is 1101 IIKcly.
diulnlstratlon otllclals are deeply in-.
terestcd In the outcome of the rate case.
They are convinced that a fax rra bio
deelslon will Live an effect on business
even more helpful than the establishment
of th Federal reserve system. I
Harvard Graduate (
Killed at Front
Meat. (JiMH-oc WilliiiniMin. Clas
of 1!MI., Was in Duke of
W'ellinji't oil's Itcgriiiicnt.
fptanl Vabl itpatch to Tint Sts.
1.0NPON, Nov. 2l,--l.leut George Will-
lam.-on of Montreal was wounded on No.
vember S and died on November 12 in a
Helglau hospital. 11m was a son of the
late C. J. Williamson, whose willow Is
now the wife of Sir Thomas Skinner, a
director of the Canadian Pacific I Lilt way,
the Hank of Montreal, the Hudson's Hay
Company, the Commercial Cable l ompauy
anil other eoiporallons.
idem. Williamson was well known in
New York. lie was graduated from Har
vard In 100.1 and probably Is tho first
Harvard man to be killed In tlui pr.sent
ivir He was serving in tne I'UKe ot vvei-
Ungton's West Riding regiment t tht
front
MoNtiikm.. Nov. 2t. I.leuL Geoige
viiHaioii. who was u the reserves, left
for ,, frjnt within fotty-elglit hours
aft r reci-iving nonce, vv nen u was an-
noutictMl a week airo that h had been
woundesl Mrs. Williamson left from New-
York on tne steamship Baltic ami Is due
Sklmicr. I'ugsley & ityiln of .Montreal
INHERITS MILLION AT 30.
I'hllln Corlii (ie llnlf of (Jrnod
fnlher' INtnti- Without Cunlrst.
Nr.w HiiiTAlN. Conn.. Nov 21. He.ich
log the age of .10 years was a pleasant
experience to-day for young Philip Cor-
! would not silo the estate.
utornov Sidney H. Clark of Hartford
,f,i ln ,nv nnvthlng about the im-1
pending suit and Mis. Corbln. who was In
ii.n,.i,i iid ih..re w.-ls no foumla-.'r
..... ... .... t n v .,it,.l..
,v;"v
.......i r .i... ........ t r.ilii nnri
o ll loin fill oi io. 'i'nr ". .J"--
". ' .:.?";:.'....
she would sue for tier snare as me lonuer . . M r . (rnvrl,,i ln :r,t,e
wfp f ,.,,, r w Hl , sni. 11V()ri.wl '..C? " "m ., " o. nt? i-..t k.
, v y,., nsn iind who Hiib-equently mar- ,r,.n,i )n n4t ,in,i a l,,,,,,..!,, to
rM-B.lln , Mas-aehuseets. , !nw, nH "JfZ nl"
,'",,,,r "lf- "f "rbln' wnih was graduated fion, high M-hool lie
. no f New Itrltaln's 1-adlng citizens. , ,,R.in tr ,,,,,, ,t, w,lM, l1ui.H. ,,,,d
,,, ,.., ... . .Ilvlil.sl Into eljlilv i. ..... .a.i .....
the estate was to be dlvidisl Into eUhty
shares and the distribution was to be n Alderman He allied blnoelf with
mads b Ptobate .ludge Itein.ud J. Gaff- ' ,hn Kell In th- tight against Tweed
ne when the gmiiilson liwiin.' 30 "ears anij ei s'lbseuuenlly appointed colleetor
obi. Philip Corbln, therefore, to-day ic-.nf dellnnnent taxes, then I'lto Conimls
eolved forty shares, or more than sloner. and then Mayor Grant appointed
ti itoii.iinfi. 1 him Chamberlain, All the t.nn be was
FOUND ROCK THAT MOSES HIT.
A rellieloiilsl lls He l.oented the
l', of the Isrnellte,
ItAl.TlMOHK, Nov 21 - Dr. C. M. Coburn.
(111
an arcliaoiogisi. loin 1110 vvorius mine
ri,!lf(.n.m.0 t(1.,j. (i. story of the passage
thiough Kiidcsh. Raima, the oasis near
i which the Isiaelilea eiuaimied for thirty-
i ,.,. ..,,,.re Jloses cave his
J . i . ...
,-...11 I lnies.
I Th) )M(1,B h,nR Wilderness has I n
r(t ,.rntr, ot ,spute for
)ii(h .u,.vt.,.K ami seepllc.s, the latter
! arguing Ibat the obvious non-existence of
ITrntellrr ln? Appeal In llnllvvny
stntlnii s,,,i llli,p eared.
,,rrntl fablf littfutfh to Tilt: Six.
PotlH. Nov 21 -'I'll,, newspaper X'.
ffuiml miism' lelates a story told he
1 Swos Havener v, 1,0 says 1,1111 ue h.iw
RICH ARDCROKER I
TO WED AGAIN
AT AGE OF 71
Former Uoss of Tammany to
.Many Mrs. Dickinson
To-morrow.
PLANS LAID KKCIlr.TLY;
SUIUMUSK TO KIIIEXDS
Itlchanl Cioker, Tl yeais old, forme r
chief of Tammany Hall, wilt be married
to-morrow morulas at St. Asnes's Church,
I.e.xtnKtou HvenUB and Forty-third street, ,
nnl.ss ho chaiiKes nu present pians.
l'laus for the marriage were laid with i
the utmost secrecy, niul few of the former
chief's friends even knew that he was to
be married until the neiss leaked out yes-
tenlay.
Kvin then It was Impossible to learn
from .Mr. I'rokei, or from his family or '
close friends, anything about the bride
. , , . ... .....
10 1,0 except that she Is a Mis. Dickinson.
''' that alio was received Into the Itoman
Catholic Church within tho last few days
,y .MKr. j, , llranu of St. Agnes's. who
. i.rforin the marriage ceremony.
13 "ic marriaM t. r. iionj.
Mr. Croker illsaptared to Iniiuitni' yes-
u ruuy. and at ins nonie. . i-.asi M-vemy
fourth street. It was said until late last j
,,icht that he had not returned. Howard
. , .;,i.i i-r,,.pr. l.l. r-litl,l r.-ll who live I
. . . ,.' , i
nt ,,lat addiess, wete also "not at home'
when verification of tho marriage was
sought from them. Kdwaid F. broker, i
thr former lire chief, a .uph-w of Mr.
Croker, said that he had net heard any
thlng of the marriage and had never
heard of Mrs. Dickinson. Tom Smith, i
secretary of Tamnmny Hall undei All.
lroker us well us mm . enulrl nut ..rlfv''
the stoiy. nor could a number of other
iclatives and friends who weic (inen- ;
l I
I'rn Guest In Attend,
Only a few of the closest friend hav
been Invited to attend tl, ceremony, which.
according to . .resent .. lans-w-hM ., avbJ
u ii ,
changed because of premature Pub c.i-
tlon will take place i,t 10.30 to-morrow '
morning. A wedding breakfast for the.
I..,.- .... I .... l ,,jtJ ...in r. .!.... a i.. .1...
..... .......... ,,i.u ,,
afternoon .Mr Croker and his bible vvtllj', .,, . -hnnlil.r mil nrnbablv went!
leave for Film lleach Tlicv hive al. J,,i,
: u. H ' r.l"LuZ e!r Vmm! iiny!oi:!l said that di th Z'J.
...... .
this trip.
Vhn Mgr Ilrann was aked about the
marnago ne sain m.u lie coum noi say Charles street poke., station,
anything ab.nU It at all; that he refused! Within a few minutes after the sliool
to atllrm or deny the fact that It Issched-llng Itobert lliiltleld. a boy who lives at
.,ii Utx Wist Kliveiith street, found a rovol-
,, , ., ... , ,,
crane i iuu. wneie n niase-s ins neaii-
qinnters. In the morning, but he soon
heard thu Intrrvh w, r were looking for
him to get the d-talls of hi marriage
plans and hf absenVd hlmu'lf from the !
club for tho re-t of lh' dav.
Tun Si n verified the story fiom four
sources, although there was a dilTerenc of
opinion among the Intoiiiianis a m whit
the name of Mr ('inker's itancee is. It
Is either Mrs. Dickinson, or Dickinson, or
lleekui.in.
This will be Mr. Cioker's second mar
riHi;. his flnt wlft. Mr. Hllrabcth Croker, !
having died last September in Austria.
whete she had been travelling for her
health. Mr Croker's trip to America
this fall was for the purpose of bringing
her body back for burial, and when ho
got lure he-decided lo tav nwhlb
Th tlrst marriage took pln.e m 17.1.
and the couple had nine .hlldren. nf
whom only four. Ill.-htird. Jr. Kthel. How.
ard and Florence, now Mrs, Florence, Mas
slno, arc living.
I. It I'd Yenrit ipnrt.
Years ago Mr. Croker and his wife de-
elded to live apart. and while he spent
urn inn,- in ,Mn k.,iiiii iuim-ai
power she spent most of hers tiavclllng
abroad. Then Frank Croker, a son, was
killed In an automobile race at Ormond,
! "ml ",0("' afterward Herbert, an-
0"'er son. died mysteriously on a train
"'',r -'"" " "s iooukoi mai
"r" '""r"' ""r."
oeawis, li is mini, reiuinii-n ..ir. ami
u":Srr,r- :,!1,,.l!,o: 'ri??r..,ri",-:lj
".""'
tint still remained apart Mr.
crow
lived on hi estate In Inland,
w i.n ,P W a.s vetit old he was elected
growing in sii'enirui .1,111 liuioein'e u,
Tammany llall.
le der lie r malnil o until h re 1 1 red
from activ e .M.lc ,, go , an eMate
in Ip lan.1 which he hid purchased,
Kelly died In 1" and Croker became
AillMfllKIl lin ii.-i a i"l Hum vHi. m"
wont Into pollHf ;uitl upver w rn- i
ttiUTM it. any uuhhi'-hm nH,.f', uiai in
i m)llt hllt,w aK,ut ho was wealthy win n
,,. nu.n ,e has led the life of a
0untry gentleman, ra'lng his horses
agalint those of th- King of Fnglnntl.
taking a trip back to America "ca-
slon.illy and philosophizing gently on life
and American politics.
On his l.wt trip baik he shaved off
bis beard. He said that he had worn It
for so long that he had got tlrcii or It.
ii. .i.i tin,,, ih.-i, htf. wniibl remain in
v.n. v,,.1r "to see the town acatn."
" ' ' '
but did nol hint that the event nf In.
morrow- had any place In his plans. He
said he had no intention nr entering
politics again,
FORD MEN SAVE 551.200.000.
Profit stiiirlnu I'lini, Only
'enr j
Old, I (irent iicce,
DliTROIT, Nov. 24 The Fold Mo'or
Company's prollt shnrlng scheme was he.
gun a year ago and tn.diy every employee,
1. d.m.sltlnir In banks or Imestlii' In
"Imls'alrivenlge of m!?0 a
month,
These woikmeii are bu hex home", on
conlrao', valued ,,t in ally ta.nofi.noo, on
which they have paid neatly 1 1.200.000.
The g.Ilu per Ulan In li.-uiV depositii I
1 .1 0 j per tent , In life Insurance, SB per
cent : in homes owned, fc7'j per en'.,
and so on down "he llsl
TltltllK.II s.;t:';t -rn l'xi;lll ltsi
Prnin V .isliliuttmi lo- N V tl SI I' M., I'-ioib
Pis . Wlibigloii S0 I. M Ar I'lnehurn 7.43
A. M. The Caiullna now open, lint 1114 llMuy
Ail,, .. . .,
AUTO GUNMEN
MURDER FOE OF
POULTRY TRUST
Jiarnett Imfl' Shot Down at
Work in West, Wash
inton 3Iarkct.
1'OLK'K LAY CKIMK TO
TIIADKCOXSIMKACY
liainott Itaff, a poultry dealer, who
has been conspicuous In the market for
several years because of his crltlolstiM
f) t)(, so.0l,r,i -poultry trust," was
. , ..........i.. uillotl last nlcht la
West Washington Market by two men
who got away In an automobile.
He had left his otllce at CJ Thnmp-MJn
sireei 10 uiko a nmiv .minim mo ui.n-
ket stalla Just before 6 o'clock and had
turned into Thirteenth avenue when
,wo imtu rang out. There, were many
....
,K.())U t, neighbotliood at tho time.
,MU ,cfor0 tu,y rcullzed what had hap-
pened the gunmen had escaped,
The police were told afterward that
two men had been seen running south
In Thirteenth aenuo to an automobile
which stood twenty feet away, with '
engine going. The two leaped Into thu ,
mwhltix llio l.il, of Which Was llll. and
. , ,
were soon being car ileal swiftly away,
T, automobile turned eastward Into
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l.enc nn In tmtee.
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, u..i ,. ,. ,.t..ri, i
of 3i " Stockton street! llrooklyn. and j
another cn.pio.vee, .Morns kella. who j
lives at 221 Fast Kluvcntb street. I hey ,
said that Mr. Itaff went to have a final
, look at mat ket conditions lielote closing '
up shop for the day. Tne oillce 1 only a
' , ...... ., ...i I
"tM" ""'-""
".lit In trout of tl'" n e of tho !
fro.iUlvn fmilti'V Ciiniii.inv at 10-17-l.X
lrooKIn louui.v i. oiup.ni. ui i" "
Thirteenth avenue when he was snot. ,
One of the bullets .tit. red the top'
,,f lil. left Mbntlliler allll lodL'ed 111 the;
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Hrm.Klv n'' FouYtry' Com-
the Stole Of the
..,,.. i.nti um r.nio,ii lairr
to the
Iver at Hmk and Wasliltn:toil "lifts, ten.
!l,r,'i!S ,"X4!i' In.'li'l.Trlei" Vlneof' Hut
chambers wa -mptv. and Coroner Fein- :
herg said later that the cait.l.lge appeared !
... i i...... ... ,.l..,l,..l r...i,lli- "h.. line
tu.p,
II, .14. V , I". ." l-.. '. ..........
revolver over to" Patrolman
the
Kellv nf th. Charles street station, ami
.,.. ,l.,.....lv.w ... unrkini- no the tin orV
.1 i ...i i ...nnmot.it..
. 'r'tn, .Jeaiumr murdered I
Dentil siioliol on nril.
,'apt. Care, and Detective, Hrown.
S.lnw.l -'W niul AUrn .ittl AHi-tnnt Ms
in Attorney neiiei are iiivesiigating me
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ealle.l was that in January. 1010. Itaff
deflated that his life had been plotted
against Moses Gootmaii. a shirtwaist
maiiufti-turer. who lived wlthm two door
of the Hiff hone, in .at tOOtli street,
's shot down and killed by a supposed
liuigbir
Mr Haff's idea that the supposed
burglai was a hired gunman and tli.it lie
bad intended to kill tin- poiilirvman aroe
from Ins receipt of a postal card a few
il,is later.
This i a rd wa pictured with vatlous
vmlil of violent death, such as are
', frequently used by gunmen. His Idea was
strengt hen'd when a fri.-nii came 10 nun
nni, , ,a,i heard of tho plot from
another source.
i i. ii.inied last r.lcht that the
1K),. ,! the members of the District
j Atoinev's st.uf who arc wotkln- on this
hold to the theory tnai nan was
I miir.lei e.l as a rsiut or
conspiracy
nil iiir certain poultry uiaieis woo o.oc
. " """"' wh.. h..-.. mi th..t
their Imsi'tfls wa being Injured by his
austlc criticisms and his willingness a,
,11 time to expose wtiat he called the
'trust "
Mr. Itaff wa the chief witness for tne
pei,ile two ve.ns ago when th iitji-iiil
onibinatlnri of poultry dealers to boost
in li es was being Investigated n .Assistant
District Attorney D Ford. On Unit oc
casion he made a v. iv complete statement
of the alleged methods of those he sum
weie 111 ine ediiiiiu,. ,111m.
Vo meinber nf.Mr Miff's faillilv W oeld
discuss th" case last night lie llv ed
witli his wife and family at th west i.-uin
street III son Henry, lives at 100 West
iisui siree, ,,, s. ,1 -ii.i-.i
'"" '-'""" ''"! "KhU 'M "i"'' JhJ,h ,"
,'''"' " ouM be Issued to-day by his
'-iw.ver.
Oitners nf Fnllr "lnir.
Mr. Raff and his son owned poultiy!
! tr,rc at f.2 Thompson stieet. 1S3I Web
ster avenue. The Ilronx . -117 Fast 109th
. stieet and ri2il Rat Flghtleth street Five
tnung un n enieied the market al 117 lias!
1 0t t tl stieel hist Maich and held up the
manager. Monis Newin.iik. Newmtnk
kicked the door nf the safe shut and saved i
, bis employer ll.pno.
The live young men got only a few
,Jnl,n Thev were piomplly linked up
.ln, , nmv serving sentence ln Sing I
cm.... in. ...a,.... .... i....n...i in .i. i
' .....i..i. ... .i... ....ti.... tl, ., rpin.,.t.
OH H- ' ihn. I" ' nush I '"ii ...... . 'Mff ,
, of j,luK m, n may have murdered
,)rr j,wt,.dny for revenge.
, l lt ,lM night Coroner I'Vlnberg nnd
the detectives working on Ih case went 1
over the scene of the minder. I Hie of i
the things that atttiiote-l their attention
was a piloted bulletin dated March 20,
and posted In Mr. Rail's ollhe It read:
"Ran' Is under iho ban by Ihe New I
York Ilincis' Association and b the Live
Poultry Dealeis' Association"
I'lnler this was written, apparently by
Raff hlnief:
1 have been asked to give up mv four
1 distributing mill ket. I icfused their de.
I , ",'tJ,'':! l0"
OHIO '" '
Dlslrlcl Attnrnev Whitman wax told
1 by lilephone of the niilider and he un-
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; ' '.,. , ,,,,. ... of ,,...,,,,,
; gtitlon.
It wa leaiped list nlghi that Henry
naff, the business partner of Ills father,
was assaulted wilh a blackjack recently
while on his way home
llollibt. (iltts -Art Cslfintm . Ac, nnd
"Hiuiulaiil'' Juki. ChsB.U.Matlbcsr, 31 K. :i.
41'.
German Naval Base on 'CZAR SWEEPS
Belgian Coast Destroyed' GERMANS BACK
.British Warships Lay Zeebniggc in Hnins and Six German
Submarines Intended for Invasion of Kniand Are
Lost in Bombardment.
KAISKJI'S TK00PS KOHCED
n? .iamks new,
Sptcwl Coirrtpovdtht nf thi London "Dallv
tnl '
'lirelat Cabtt tXtpalch lo TiiR Six.
A Town in lln.iilL'M, Nov. 2t. The
naval baso which the Hermans were es
tablishing ! Zcebrusge has been de
stroyed by tho shells of Ilrltlsh warships,
.eeluuggc Is burning and th Solvay
works near the llruges ship cuii.il are a
heap of ruins. Six submarines which
had been brought there In sections have
be"n reduced ti twitted Iron and large
quantities of stntes have been destroyed.
From '.' o'clock until f, o'clock yester
day afternoon shells were rained on the
town. Steaming will out at sea beyond
the Cerm.ui mine II'M , the lliltisli ships
used their big guns and In less than an
hour the coast guard building and public
school had been destroyed, military trains
at the Solvay works were blown to frag
ments and a large craii" which was lining
used In putting the submarlnis together
was shot to piece.
German batteries biding In the dunes I
nfar m,,,,,, nl,Pr)- tr, u, ,,.py tl, lh,,j
, of ,,e swlftlv inovlnc shins, which
irii liwl illm-ernlhle. l.llt In u hnrl time
t . , , , ,,
the German guns were knocked over like
ninepins. The gun near Heyst nlo re-
piled and a shot from the fleet struck th
church tower there.
The Germain at Zeebrugge became de-
moralized, and in desperate luii-te at-
t. intUed to remove their stores to llruges,
'""""" "inuratus for rnaklng by-
Mowa Nf
couli bi oM llnp,, from ,h, shrl! .
,,,, V(l forc.e ,frrmc.
.11 n till 1 Kir, uiit i r vu'Mi i mr
i;.uler In the day the tlet bombarded
- . . v - T . . .
D ,1 A M CI TRtAD TXIPC PiR IP
xjii -.i v 11 u wwi-ivii
BOMBARDING FLEET AWAYi.:,,; . by Iho lirltisli licet i- roi'oriod to
.W Cnblr Itrtptitch to Tiik Sis rtilng was Vaid at sea at 7 o-lork this I hl,v" rcsllltcil ill -ottlllg lire to the
-ii'i-iai i awr uripatcn la nu.-i.
Amstkmiam. Nov 2t b-sp.it.ii to
tnmi Slul- sas t... Anglo-
u..dr,n wh h U.-.-b inled fori,-
t!i I t.l.if..w .... tl... ..,iat .itnslstt.,l or I liree
' ciulsers and a r-unil-r of 'K'strov. -
ets and torpedo boats. The Allies ashore
cotieurrently attacked the German Infantry
at Nleuport. The Germans nt.vliil.iliit.il
an unlllterritpted the on the troops uuJ
,hLVrfn0!h forenoon a second small
. . ......... ... .
b.tween Ostcnd and Wendiiyne. Neltlu r
' "-r near ..ie ipori were any ne, .-ive
adv .Ullages gained by eiher party Two
"icTiliaii
batteries wete silt need near
;Weninle. but ihe Fiatico-ltriMsb squad-
r , V, i , .
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furious German nr
wherebi one de.
sir .ye,- was s.iioii"l damaged
The (Pimm eoast Hie wa neces-.irlly
suspended when Mibmaiuirs attai k.l Hi
w nl, th 'rnMl. subinannes; Ini;
, .s!tlHj" wltltrm-. favund b .1 ui st and )
BATTLE IN THE AD1UATIC?
tp fentra: Xrirt
I to Ml'. Nov 2t -Th. 7 ih inei .or.-
sponibnt at lirton.i telegraphs that heavv
ITALY WILL FIGHT TO 1
KEEP SUEZ CANAL OPEN
Homo (ioYoriimoiit to Blnino.
Turkey if Wiilorwny Is
ClOM'll.
lit I'llll.lP II. i ki:m".
j.trtof rabte Ptfpatrfi to I'm: Si v.
tr . .. . v..... 1 I nni I tifnttnrtl ! hfl t
itfy" Wni'n.it lolera'e the closing of the
stii.. C.m.il that she will bold Turkey
sponsible lor such an occurrence and w ill
resoit to force If necessary to pi event It.
Jl.ll.V I.IKIS Hie posiliou 111.11 in.- . i...-i..h
the canal would bu a violation of h
I 1 r ,L.S .tt t,,A to.l
i .,. .'..' , ,i,,.. ,ir.,x,
' ,'" u'jViVil'T t elose 'the 'canal' If
i, .,.v, .. ,hr:.t..n.,l
"" oU;fr ,,.,,,,, ,in,, eulral Powers
of the cmiventlon. spam aim uie .Neiner-
! Iti's. view
, ,r t.llMlll ., ,11, ectly
,ntetests. Thai Is the re
nZ-n S The cb.mg oi
damage Italy's
asoti. I am told.
why Italy vv.lt ii"! allow such a situation
arise.
ean nnn nnn for ITALIAN NAVY.
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prove, I nl Cabinet Council
oprelal Cablr lienpnteh to Tar Siv
RoMl'. Nov 24. -An extraordinary ap
propriation of (40.noii.nnu for the navy
was approved a, Sunday's meeting of th
iVbluet Council
It will xhorth be sanctioned by royal
i d'
ii'tee.
TO CRUSH IRISH SEDITION.
I.nnilnii tn '1'iil.e Gnrl tettun
unlnl l)llonl I'liper.
pmal I'aht ti'fpotrl, to Tor. Six
I.IISM.OM. Nov. 24. - A ilesnatch f-nin
I nil, lln S.1VM earle action will nrnbablv
be taken against seditious newspapers .11
Ireland. This action is expected, huvv
ever, to b- taken In London and not by
the execullvcs ill Irelnnd
NO POETS ON EIFFEL TOWER.
A.ronf r,it,if Htipateh to Tiik Stx
I'AIUS, Nov. 24. Tho staff of the Flffe! j
Tower "whelcs 'station lepudlates
boebe ball nl printed In the Re. lln dallies
a the FIlTel Tower station's last wind 111
11 poetical controversy between Nauru and
tin Rirrel Tower
The s'aff s-ates Unit Us membeic haven't
h.-.d time leceiitly to composo verses for
the Ilerlln pies.
,u Thsnkislvlnr 'tahl eompletf without
kottlt est A.Mia-TUItA lllTTt:Ub. Mv,
TO FLKK FK03I TOWN
the coast fiom Mirtdelkerke northward v'
to the Duti'li fiontler, clearing the dunes
of the Germans' advanctd right wing.
For several verkn the enemy had been
collecting store at Cecbrugg and foitlfy
I tig that port nl:h the hope nf making !t
a strong ruivnl base. Now they ara
thrown baric on Bruges
The liombardment of th ,-at from
Mlddclkerke to Knock?, a dl'tanc of
iilsmt twenty miles, continue.) mi-ilny.
All the co.it 5owi, Including tiftend,
which Is now under lire, nere denuded J
of civilians. Klankoiiherghe, nhete thai..,.., ,. irivpt p i p
Geim.iM" tried to bring their 12 Inch giin JH 1. 1 J lil'. A It
Into pUy was exerely shlle,l. the in-1
habitants (lying in a oanic I
The naval guns bae been lok.ng th--
cM.ist. searching the sand dunes for Ger
man troops. At o:end many motor b.ati, ,,. , fo'c(inill t S fol (icl'lliail
wun niacinno guns mount'il in tne i.ms,
Intended for use mi the Y.-er were de-
stroyed bj ltrkili lite The German guns'
on the protnen lib' a' u-teiid were ,iu
demolished by naval slu-lls. Ilefore the
lointardment the llrl-Jsh war planes
scouted north nnl west in Helglum. alMng
tllc ul-Poitlon of tro ips and gun-
orrosiTiox i-eedlk.
llrlllsh -liltis lletnriieil Sntr
Smm
Ollleltil Iteimrl.
'lit' ..1 t'aWe tirffleli to Titr ?i
I.oNm)X, Nov 21 -Tile utlli-lal preM
bureau Issued the follow lug ."tatwiunt to
nlgot :
ATI tu-,l,it of mill, nr. ul.-, .1,1.. .... 1,. .
Zeeluugge were subject, d" to a sevvie bnni-
bardinent e-t. uluj by two Ilrltlsh war -
ships The Gei man opposition was fteble
in extent and the dniniige Inllleiid Is int
known. The IliUlsh ships n turned
safely "
uxn N J LyiVl V J i
nilllg Was 'ie,n, al sea .11 7 o.'lorK tHIS I '
morn. tig and tn.it It is believed 'hat
naval engagement was fought n.ir l.ls-a.
. Daluiat.a
' . .
! DEMES LOSS OF U-1S.
. ,. ,, '.. . .
I "orlln Mi Ilrltlsh Itrpo.t on .
I murine l Frronenu.
S- ' ,n S""
.'Ill I. I Tli.. . ..ti ..... 1 .i-Aua IxiiA.ii .1...
' ntes a t.iten)e:u made hv the llntlsh
Admiralty t U.t a l-iit sfi patrollms c s,,
sank a German tubiuailne off the Seirtieh
coast. It adds that no submarine Is
missing
The Ilrltlsh Admlialtv gave out a -t.t'e.
in. nl fiil.. tllrlit :itinfililie'.:ic t'l.ll the
,:,.,,.. ,."m ...i,,,, p.n, ,M i-.,i,imw..I
I SlllIil m, rnln ,v ,, )trb::s.li pittnl ship
, V111,n',,,,, '1 "f ,",laml
Coi'BNHaoks. No 24 - The G rman
,detro.ver S-Ul, which was st.nck by a
steamship tirdv was i.o sunk, but
was talon .i, t'W lo ot'iei i;.-.i,.n wa'
.s ls
FOR WAR ON KAISER
I'arliiimont Adopts Hill "To 1 11
torvono in Warlilvfi
.Manner."
.i,rr,ni (al.l- ei.atc, to 1 nr s.,
l.isnoN, Nov 21 P.irtugal has tnrmady
decided lo enter the war. Premier Costa
111 speeches to the House of Deputies and
the i n.it ixplalued tho Governments
I attitude, dictating that II had acted In
lu.jal accord throughout with th alliance
,. ,,... Ilrlt..,,,
The Pi emu 1 presented ., h.ll aiithoilz-
t ",K "H rtlllli lit t
'Inteiven.. iu .1
I "r- mai-nei ulmi ,mI in tho maniiei
s,..-...-,... ....... .i.us. ..
,, r"'s " J 1 ''; 'jV;''1';" " , ' L
,...., '...,., . ,.h ,V,,,V.;,; ,,.., i.
':'-!, "i'1:,
iiioilslv adopted the. bill
i Deputies and Senators cheried iire.it
I Hi' 1 1 ., t li ami the Allies sev. r il llllln.s dur
ing the procei ding a local newspaper
stale thai partial mohillz.U.ou will lie or
dered forthwith.
The Portilgues,, ictiv,. rtriu in tun of
pc.ue numbers 2. SOU ollleeis and 30.000
men All adult males between the age
of 17 and 4.'. are liable to military dii'y.
rheio is also a colonial fori c of S.SuO
Portuguese ami 7,000 natives.
The navy .s small There Is an old
so-called leittleshlp nf tl lil.i tons and
about a ,ioz, n old cril'seis Theie aie
tune destroyers built oi building, two Im
pede bolts and one siilituarlne
ALLEGE PLOT TO KILL HUGHES,
tt liirl. I'luniieil in Vtlnel. In no d 1 1, n
Xllnlsler, n V ,, l burl t li s.
l.nNlioN, Out , Nov. 24
i n e ocai no ice
' .,.,.,,.,1 ,...,lne ih ,1 uv ih v, ,.e ,v
I -r. .,,, ei,..r.,i ... i..i,, .1,.,.. 1....1 ......
trilled an attempt 'to .is.assln.it..' M Got '
t rjell, s,-,,n llughe.s, Canadian Minister
1 f Miuti,, and Defence
T!u iluthon'les asseited that letter
found In the possession of the prisoners into the river. The .strong central .id
and Interpreted bj Government secret value by the Russians continues up.
service men Indicated clear! v that an 1 ,v,(1-d and across the ll.ui'ti. The mm h
attack was to have b. en ui.ule on Gm ',,,. t,sin coliiinus emit nue to .'lorn
Ilnghe upon Ills airlval In the .-it.
the' "iri..v v. I eta. of "' f V1"!
ehaieed bv the Police were obtained, ihet
tisse I, 111 Di'iroll. One letter bears
Detroit postniiiik and urges the Turk
"do then- ilutC' ami not be afraid
"ineetng 1'ie nan" Up v hid been
strucled tn kill
11 It I' II N I It 1 I' K -I'lll II
ANRUKW USIHRt 4 CO.. UJInbui eh.-.4dr
v 1 1 1 1 1 iit-1 1 .1 viii. 1- in 1 1-1-1 ,1 :4
NEAR FRONTIER
Kaiser's 'J'roops Are ilelrcat
inr llapidly, Pursued by ,
llussian Armies.
FLKKIXt; IXYADFIIS
HFIJX LKXCJUZA
Are Thrown From Hase at
Thorn and From Com
munication Lines.
IJOIiDFiK FXI'KCTKD
Forces Probably Will
lleach Them To-day.
. MVtMlV Of Tilt: M'Mt NF.W.
Interest crntros in the flshtini; In
l'ol.'lllil whofo. .!!' I : H i;i 1 1 iinofrielnl
iiilvbc, lite Gonna us urn p-trcatlng.
hut on tho arrival of Goriiinn reon
rorcrinoiils a haril batllo Is oxpci'teil
near iho Fast I'm ian Hue. It 1 also
roporlcil that tho Gcriunn nrin.v nil
I vail.'lllK culwnrd from Thorn bus been
1 v,,n, i , th..t il, t!ni:,i, i,v.
(llsloilgi-il tho Germans from live town.
Gorman oll'loinl rcimrts sty tin; Mtrlit
In., coittliiitos in iioi'ih ami smith
'I'oliiiul without ilrclsivo vi-uli.
Tho boinbiiiiliin'iit ol oi'lirusgo. tht
atnwn. Tin Solvay works, near lite
' ,
Bruges ship .,,1..... .'.to .,w a heap of
, i t.... ...i. i...
i ruin', si lii i si sumiiiii un. uiio u nen
Ibrol'llt tlli'iv 111 scotlolis well" rcilueeil
' in ivv I -1 til Iron.
j In France tho German have made
' several llcrco lufmitry nti.icks in tho
Afgoiinc. 'I ho I'l'i'iicli nlTlcial repot'
.i,vs these ni'to all M'iiiliil. Along too
rest of tip. front there has inn ib.u
j tory 'iinioiin.lltig.
I Italy announces that If I'.sjii l
tlire.itcneil by Turkey ami the ',rlt'h
cloi' the Sue. CaiiMl sh,. will i.,,,. p,,.,
the action tigtiln-t the ( Itlniii.'iii Go -
fill It. which she will hold repoii-i
,,. fr ilaiiitiglni; lior Interest. Il ..'
will not tolerate
the closing of th
.tnitil.
Tin I'ortiisues, P.irlliinient ue.nl-llioii-ly
iiiloptoil II resollllliill to t..ko
Jitll't In the w.if on the s,l,. ,,f th,. AIM..
wlii'lieier Ihe Utile is iijip.jitllll".
GEHMA.XS RUSH HACK
XEAR POLISH I' BOX TIE It
Intnders, In rilLiht, llui-ii Tin, 11 of
l.enclilen.
it r. w. iiiivm: r,
s''.ca ( e, re ipnndrnt of tir I ondtri halt
AV if.."
prtinl Caht iiMMfcA tn Tit. Si
PcTnemitvii, Nov. 2-t. The laitl i"
tlnties in Poland, but Its drift '.
vveslward ffom Ihe Vistula. The .ml u
Hons are that the Hussion storm w '1
again sweep the Genitalis i.v.r ih
, western frontier
.' tiu, (jertnans have nnoiher nnni 1
j th,. legion of Wlelitn t.ar Ihe fro-'
midway between Waits,"' and 1' -
stnchowri TUey intended to sir ...
again! the Russian lelt wing, but wen
forestalled. They suffered terrible los.
'luring their tepc.iled dltaek- .01 i
, Rllssldll position tll'tlll ol l.'Hl 1 bet
' Germans were also ,li iv. 11 w-stw ird.
1 I have tcneoii t . know t It tt t (.11-11.1
1 hea,l.ii!irlers is .r,.f.nilid:v dopiess. d V
,,,p ,,,,, ,(.,lU ,,r the pnsent tna-
i"U. The Russians have se..ed tl , ,n-
1 itlative and thrown tin- German- .iw.,v
from their line of ,oi,ir,,.t ica-:. " a, I
from their base nt Thorn. Th K use
has made an exhurlalioii, sitll .:oiiu-li:
Ills 1 1 hi is, nil Im.it.' viitoiy
A phelioliiell1 01 of the t'tipi.l siu-.-i ,,i
o! battles in I'lil.iud is tho -pei d )
liv.il ainiies ami ihe crcit ii,in.
c ei-ed. desplle the intst r.i'ile rni.il in. I
ll.e freejung swamp. 'I'll- b- iii : nl -b"
' struggle has swung south and w. i un-
hi Ihe Russian att.uk on i V.eii-'oi b". a
is llnkid v.ith the genual lepil-e ,.
the Get mails, nllllollgh ' 'Xellstneh "V i .
more than Itio miles fivin Pim I, wli h
was the stnrin letitte a tew di ouo
M.inv wagon:, i.uls of 1 1,-rmaii p. . ...n i.
are being bloiigbl lilt" l.oel. Ii-om il
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ami along the Warlne Mos' m tin m
were captured trying In ev.id" Inn
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left, which Is driving 'he Ki.sei i
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