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The evening world., 1908-11-12
KAISER NOW UNDER
FIRE Of GERMAN
FEDERAL COUNCIL
Representatives From All The
States in Empire Meet TO
Check His Personal Policy.

BERLIN. Nov. I2.-The meeting in
Berlin to-day Of the Foreign A1airs
Committee of the Bundosrath. or Fed
eral Council, Is attracting nue. inter
rsted speculation. TIE circumstances
preceding the assembling of this COM
mittcc. almost unusual step. have given
rise to the inference that the meeting
Is called to take some action with the
idea OF preventing Emperor William
from pursuing AN independent course
in the foreign affairs Of tie empire, AS
well as from publicly indicating a per
sonal policy differing from that of his
Government.
According to newspaper statements,
Luitpold, the Prince Regent ot Bavaria,
is intensely eNasperated because OF En-
peror Williams latest venture into for
.eiru politics-iu other words, the publ
cation OF the London Telegraph and Sew
York World interview, an a.t which
las resulted in a degree of Cri, ism of
the Emperor tor the past two days in
lie KeirhsIaG never beiore equallel.
tonseuueutly, bavaria took the luitia-
tiyf IN summOnlng the committee, No
ntti,ial statement AS 10 lhe pui poses OF
IKE meeting can he mad, aud a great
dral ut secrecy - heinS observed re
.ardluE the entire matter
The evening world., 1908-11-12
10th CENTURY
TRAIN WRECKED
AT ROCHESTER
Three Rear Cars Derailed, but
None of the Passengers
Are Injured.

The Twentieth Century Limited OF the
New York Central Railroad reached
New York two hours late to-day. be-
cause of an accident at Rochester.
where broken rail threw the three
rear slcepers of the train from the
track. The heavy cars were overturned,
but none OF the passengers suffered in
jury.
AT the time of the mishap the train
was running at speed Of only twenty
two miles an hour. The passengers in
the derailed cars were transferred to the
forward sleepers and the cafe car until
the train reached Syracuse, where sub
stitutc sleepers were coupled on.
Conductor Dockstader was in charge,
with Engineer Stone at the throttle.
The train passed through the Rochester
yards and Stone was Just beginning to
hit up the speed when, at Culver road,
two miles east of the Rochester sta
ton. the defective rail was encoun-
tered.
II gave way as the rear trucks OF the
fourth car were passing over II. These
trucks SWUNG OF, dragging the three
following cars The impeding power of
the dcrailed cars was Immediately felt
by the engineer, who shut off steam
ana the train stopped within it's own
length.
The three rear sleepers, tipped by
dropping into the2depression between the
tracks, topled slowly over and rested
on their sides across the adjoining east
bound track, They rested at an angle
Of about 10 degrees, sufficient to throw
the passengers In the ordinary sleeper
rut OF tie hcrihs up against the walls
OF Ihoir rooms.
within Il few minutes It was found
that no one was badly injured. \ few
OF The women passengers We're hyster-
cal Connection was secured with the
station a. Rochester, through the near
st ignll tower, and tie conductor vas
ordered 10 take all his passengers 10
syracuse In the forward cars. The rear
trLcHs of the fourth car yege guided
back 10 the rails after about an hour
Of work.
The delay amounted TO little more
Than two hours 10y he time Albany
%aa reached, ana dining car was at
,achci Cor breakfast, everybody mad re-
covered from the shock, There was
ittlu Ia indicate that there had been a
wreck when nc ain reached The Grand
Central At ll,SJ o'clock.
The evening world., 1908-11-12
CARS DERELICTS
WHEN HE cor THEM,
WHITRIiJGE 81 Us.

At the transfer rearing before the
Public service Board tu-dar Receiver
Nhiuidce told VIVA. he go, when the
Third avenue road was turned over TO
MIN. William n Miller, for years CON
fderlial clerk 10 stunt. Robertson of the
road Ial testified iaar when tine Ale
ropoiiau gul the road m lam % was I'M
mo condition and IT'S running stock Ia
perfect order
III expected 90 tI.i a going road and
found one ABOUT cone, sIid Mt Whd-
lir- r.vri.tl mo- supplies, uo UU
tue. no uuipmcnt Iit.ly on nothing I'm
fact lu the utrir, tg,rc Wvr no chairs
lo sit ON and no table ou which to
write
lie Estimated al the time, hc said,
that suel OF the ears as were repair
able Would require at least $500 each,
The evening world., 1908-11-12
z L|EUTENANTS
LOSE GRADE ON
DETECTIVE FORCE
Go Back 10 Their Former Sta
tons on Recommendation
of Mr.. Woods.
WORK UNSATISFACTORY
Similar Number of Men Pro-
NOTED to the Higher Grade
and Pay.
WORK UNSATISFACTORY

Twen-v-'~o first grade detectives.
hearing Ito title Of lieutensuts and re-
Giving a sa.arv Of S2ooo year, were
reduced In rsNk this afternoon by Com
missioner Bingham. Tveuty-two other
rren in ire various detective hureaus N
Greater Nov Work were elevated To tie
Grade Of lieutenant and take the places
IT the mon lowered.
II * stated that the reductions fol
owed reports from Deputy Commits
s!oner Woods that the work OF tn" re-
lurcd men was not satisfactory. Twelve
non in Manhattan are lowered, seven in
'rnoklyn and one IN Richmond. Tie
blowing officers resume their former
erados.
In Nlanhattan-sergt Charles W.
Mahrer and Patrulmcn Thomas +
Donahue, William Forbes, James j Mo
Keon, Matthew Nelson, James RiGiUo.
William !. O'Brieu. Hugh Nm"s. Hugh
ca. sidy, ,i"orEo j. Beck, James +. il'r-
vcy, John J. .Staplcton.
In Erooklyn.-Ilalry V Callahan.
Robert Malcolm, Eichari Senzuin.,.o.
Anthony NJ. Duffy, john QuiSlcy AID
two others.
In Richmond-GcorGr T. conhoy.
The following detectives nave Lnen
made i"utcnants in Mauhattau--S,r
Gcants Murray J. Wcrzansliy, William
r. Ruch and Philip Gleason. Patruimen
Fred. j. Allan. AloS II. Howry, Rudolph
unEcr, Clinton :. Marion, Edward ".
Cook, William j. Kenny, samuel Drib-
ben, Daniel Moriarity, Francis Upton.
John :. Rotchford. Otto Ransburs.
Charles f.. Hooker, Charles Carrao.
John j. Allen. Edward j. Cousins. James
j. Brcnick. Livingston Hunt, Chris
TOPPER T.. O Brinn and Felix DE Mar
TIM, William l.. Rrosuan, Louis :. Diet
man. Henry T.. Weyman. Joseph $
Mahon, John r. Couway. Frederick
Lynch and William Thornton.
In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS h. Mc:;aily AMI
James Graham. and in the Bronx Ot.p'
l.. Wagner, Alfred M"ndl"sohn ami
John J. Clark.
The evening world., 1908-11-12
FAD $3.50 SEWED IN COAT:
WOULDN'T PAY A 81 FINE.

Walter solomon. forty-hye years old
hd}ius 40 home WAS araIgn'd IN the
Essex Market rslH this afternoon on
q charge of INVESTIGATION. ana was fined
81 hy Magistrate Harris. lie said he
had no money 10 pay his fine and was
placed I'm the court prison, There he
was searched and S5,333,ls was found
sewed IN the liniu- OF his coat. Scwed
IN the pockets ut HIS trousers were
Two bank boOks, one on the state Bank
showing deposit amounting tu 500 and
one on tho Continental Bank which
had depu'itHd 500 there.
solomon hadn't been In the prison
Ions when he hogan 10 raw, md II
hecamo necessary To place him ia a
triightipcket Later he was sent TO
bellevue The physicians there think
he As Insane, and that when he MAS
ARRESTED by Patrolman Hayes. OF the
ILailqst street Statlon, lac was not in
~S~%~~fN"
The evening world., 1908-11-12
CONNERS
IN A GREEN HAT
OFF TO EUROPE
He Seeks Rest and Declines to
Throw Colo Water on Prvan
or Anybod' >e.'

Wearing an indelible smile and p
long Newmarket coat with naring
skirts a square-toppcd derby and an
expanse of palti-colorod waistcoat that
"Hinky Dink" McKenna would call a
''ldller," William j. GFingyD Corners
sailed to-day on the Iiaiscrin Augusta
Victoria for SIX weeks junket in
Europe.
Mir. Corners was accompanied by his
WIFE, his slster-in-law, Miss Margaret
Jordan, and Il party of friends from
Buffalo. They arrived on Lacka-
wanna train in IIobokcn early this
morning and immediately boarded Tie
Iamburp-Amcricau liner Nh. con
noIs, however, IAN over to this city
to buy himself green Yachting cap.
returning only i've minutes before sail
ing time,
I'm Worn out by politics." lie said to
his intervlewers, and ! am NOT going
to discuss them, ! amt going to throw
cold water on nobody, Bryan or no.
body else"
Asked If he thought that Murphy had
delivered the goods in this city. I've re-
Piled
well, We didn't get as many votes
a We ought to. The Democratic parry
IL sllll alive In New York, though. and
will come 10 the top again suoucr than
some folks think / am COINS 40 SAKE
a rest from politics nov, ana CuI
myself running around Europe. That's
all 1 gus Ia say and Nj. ,snH,,..r.y 90.
The evening world., 1908-11-12

The chief trouble maker was William
Peschkv, alias Goodwin. alias half
dozen ntror names, the eN-convict ana
exner, safe blower. who was arrested
Monde night after he had jumped
thirty feet from window or nat in
Grafton street. Brooklyn, where three
Central Ottice mon surprised him with
his sister. Minnie Marcheua, and her
husband, Guizzepc He had an able
oily to-day In the sister.
Pair Raved in Bonds,
twice Peschky, ravinE like a mailman
broke his bonds, with which the nearly
exhausted policemen had bound him
With intervals, the tumult lasted Tor
more than half an hour. 1t did not END
until tie burglar, with his clothing
ripped from his back, lay trussed on
the floor of tho court room irolhing at
the mouth and swapping like WIG
beast at every one who vcntured near
him. while the woman, with her Wrists
fastened behind her back. raved ana
screamed and swore in the prison pen
Downstairs.
Several victims of recent robber."s
had come 10 the Criminal Courts Buliu-
ing TO testify against the trio NJ their
preliminary examination. Among these
were Samuel j. Hahn, a jeWeler, whose
store at No. 1861 Washington street.
Boston, was robbed on Nov. l, Eegi-
Maid Phillips, Of No 81 East one Hun
drsd and sixteenth street, from Nhom
Peschky, by posing as plumbing m
spcctor. got leweiry worth $500 on oct.
2C, and samuel Peck. a manufacturer
with offices at No. 80 Broadway, whose
safe was blown and looted of $500 on
oct. 20. These men had previously
claimed as their property some of the
abundant store of loot which the de
teetives found when they raIded the
Grafton street Hat
The three prisoners were quiet when
they crossed from the Tomhs Pcschky,
n short. swarthy man, with muscles
that stood ont in Jumps On him. lhnprd
badly as a result uf the Injuries which
resulted lro.l his jump with window
snsh around his neck. \ MINOR cas-
was being hearL as Detective o'FaI-
ren Of Headquarters, brought MI
Hahn forward To have look al tie
three,
Identified by Boston Man.
1T can identify two Of them easily
said Mr.. Hahn. This one''-pointing to
Peschky-"came into my place on the
afternoon before The robbery and /
saw that woman yonder hanging
around outside Tor more chan an hour
you're -- liar, auoIted Fesclky
and he Jumped at lIaua 8 throat The
Boston man sLopp." backward SUM
] led over the edge oi the bridge aud
..F.UH
The evening world., 1908-11-12
'HUMPTY JACKSON
IN HIDING NEAR
HEADQUARTERS
While Police Hunt for Him the
Gang Leader Is Recovering
From Bullet Wound.
TELLS OF GUN FIGHT.
Says Kelly Shot First and In
Inmates That Feud Will
End in Tragedy.
TELLS OF GUN FIGHT.

"Humr'v" jackson, the hunorhnck cas-;
side gang leader. for whom scores n
detectives have been looking since Nov
>, Is hiding in a tenement house no. far
from Police Headquarter WITH NASTY
bullet wound in his right arm.
He was found there to-daH h. an Ev-
enng World reporter. and gave his vcr-
sion OF tie gun fight in the saloon at
No IS Third avenue. in which Jimmie
Kelly. his rival. was shot in the neck
and the thigh after the Tammany Hall
ball OF The Jimmie Kelly Association.
According to Jackson. Kelly started
the shooting in the saloon, and fred
FIVE shots at him one struck him in the
arm He hurried up to tho Grand Cen
trail station and got an early train out
of town on the New York. New Haven
ard Hartford Railroad. going as far
as Bridgeport. where he remained a
few DAYS.
Since his return to New York last
Saturday, he has hocn on the streets
and around his old haunis several
times. He brushed against two detcc-
tivcs In the Aston Place station of the
subway yesterday afternoon, and es-
capped recognition, despite his deformity,
which makes him conspicuous in any
crowd.
"Humpty" Jackson is one OF the few
American east side gang leaders. The
others are mostly Italians or Jews, who
take Irish names. "Humpty's' father
fought in the civil war, and "Humpty'
draws a pension. The display of his
pension papers generally earns. him his
discharge when he is arraignou in po-
lice courts on charge of vas..1"y.
Jackson Is thirty years Old and was
christcned Thomas He has spent
twelve years OF his short lie in ja!ls or
prisons lie has small, piercing eyes,
broad, fla. face. a knobby nose that
shows the scar recently inflicted by an
iron cuspidor thrown al him by an
enemy. and a tremendous breadth of
shoulder for his feet inches of height
and ltj pounds weight. He is married
"Humpty's" continual plant Is that
he is prosecuted 10y the police. To hear
him tell II, he has always been a strictly
homes, boy. laborinG under physical
malfor,na,.on which renders him unfit
FOR toll. As he spoke 10 The Evening
World reporter to-day, he sat a, win
dow and watched a policeman standing
at d!gniticd ease az. = The street. twir.-
ing his club
The evening world., 1908-11-12

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'',' "."' M''''','T '''' ness III HIS stapis
Ut W. go ~" H,'c'''
ICE FiSH Against ongs'
As he entered, the enragcd iceman
drew long ice pick and made AT
Foucrstein. On" of his friends jerked
me weapon out OF MS "ahd' FeuersteiH,
according |" Witnesses turned to take
trace rom peg III the wall schneider
grabbed pair OF heavy ice tongs from
tho. reur OF the I',urrstcin wagon aud
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'''" one 81 '"''" ""H -" Jus" N'' S""''
into the BRAIN. fcuelsteln dropped.
diving
.,I7,.,,.. .,.,., ,.,.. ,,..,. ,,,, ,,,,o,s
''Hil''"'' an" Ms P"''S i"'' to''o"eu
by shouting crowd that grew by hun
dreds every minute. At Sheriff and De-
-. -, - 49,, 49, 80
ldHUcF s'Icc'9 i'o"ia i"p'""' 'He io'e-
most OF the pursuers, overlook the flee
ing shaver and swung to his coatta!ls
,"e'I' -, 60, -,
peteStl'e I'll! ueNeI' ol 'he tenure al oi-
fee, who Happened 10 be I'M the vicinity.
scporated tine ytruggliuC pair and nut
.,', -,
9'hn''"PI "''"'I arrest
A this instant william Feuerstein.
The evening world., 1908-11-12
kelly Is a Squealer.'

Jimmie Kelly is suu"alcr, and n
lie gets ont of the hospital | am going
to buy him IA pOlicemans uniform and
n badge" said jackson, II was mind
ing my own business on the night that
Kelly was shot, and / don't know who
plugged him
Il was sitting quietly in a cafe when
Kelly and some of his Chinatown
friends came in and started shooting
like crazy men Five bullets were
aimed at me. but only one hit me.
one OF jimmie Kellys guys said he'd
write his initials in my hunchhack
with bullets
What caused the row between YOU
and Kelly" Ilumpty was asked
Jimmie * 'lly walHed INTO J"rome's
Office two years ago ana gave lmself
up on charg. Of murder that was on
the hooks again him said Jackson,
Did ne act like n square guy ana say
he didn't know anything about the kill
ing OF Harrington in Great Jones
acct saloon?
No. gin lie opened up and told the
District attorney that Fourteenth Street
Biz Ellison croaked harrington, lie
signed the paper. and my friend Bim
cant com" pack tn New York,
'TEvcry time there was a Tumpus in
Iimrnir's saloon he told the cops ali
abUu, IL. 4 couple Of months ago | had
a row with l<e,ly. and he offered To
light me bare fists | told him that even
,Ioligh lie was a pri2eHEhteT and / was
deformed. would give linn bat
lie. He aiid t'e bout would come on
m tho street ~ Fourteenth street and
"'wha, do you thInl am? said
TO Nelly rSI9te 81 ..;,I,c4 w Iin R,aeh me-
captain is q friend of mine. and so are
"7'rhey Nav thai I am Jealous OF Jim.
nile Kelly because le Las got a HE
ao,c' lie couldn't lead n band Of sun
The evening world., 1908-11-12
Mad Franks OF nile, Mischief"

~ mi,rhirNous sisi created quite q iJy n
- lte.urut Al the Horse SHOW today by
.ppearing iu the rims In a boys .ostun,.
81 Mas pflrmr.I bS ihe Officials that she
had better 90 aai see Lulu Chaser as Mile.
how 10 be = boz and girl A. the same
time. 80
The evening world., 1908-11-12
ov.rcom- Win JOY

A. sscing L-0ulse Canning. the Celebrated
sinser al the Horse shos this afternoon. a
young Woman rose from one Of the boz y.
and threw large red ross at me prl,na
donna. eNclaiming AT the sanis 'tiMs,
Thanks Tor Your singing OF The Red Red
The evening world., 1908-11-12
SECRETARY CORTELYOU
FATHER OF NEW BABY BOY.

WASHINGTON. NOV. l.-Mrs .Georse
- CoUclyou, the wife 81 the .'ecrrtar,
of TN Treasury, gave birth t. s,n to-
day.
The evening world., 1908-11-12

Nu1 aatis.ied with he equine SHOW az ,ue
,,ura.n thu- sands uf hols e lovers move
aftsr dinner b. the hurs" show al the Hin q.
droine, where the greatest horse show In
die world Is on view, and where, besides, a
n kpossible 10 see the most beautiful ballet
stlr staged, AMI 70 experience the thrill of
me- u Tile In the skies. So
The evening world., 1908-11-12

By experience. hc said. he found the
amount Was more than that lie found
som. any open ems, which we're for
the most part useless
safety ueN ices. brakes motors ana all
Of the ear Aeuuipment, he said, we're
sadly out ~ order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
WAKELING INSURANCE AGENCY

We writoFIRE, HEALTH and AC-
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Underwriters Agency Phoenix, Lon
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The daily sentinel., 1908-02-29
TO TRY ORCHARD SOON.

Boise. Ida. Feb. 29.-It is expect
ed that Harry Orchard. the arch
assassin who was the principal witness
in the Haywood and Pettibone pros
ecutions. will be placed on trial for
the murder of Ex-Governor Steunen-
berg next month. 1t is stated that
Orchard will enter a plea of guilty
and that the trial will last but a few
hours after jury has been secured.
Orchard has already confessed under
oath that he murdered Steunenberg
and many others. Orchard is in the
state prison here but the trial will
take place at Caldwell, in Canyon
county.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-29
THE sPRINGTIME OF LIFE
!. + = :. =. 4. 4. 4. + + I. + + :.

Winter Is going, spring will soon
| be here; cheer up! There was a rob-
in winking at you from the maple
boughs as you came down town this
morning: he is the advance agent of
the cherries that will be ripe almost
before you know it. The pessimist
is trying to make you think that the
world is full of Altos, but don't you
believe him; it isn't. There are a
lot of good people left. even If the
other kind do get most of the press
notices.
| Denver lost splendid woman the
other day. We were almost too
much occupied with tales of woe to
give right thought to her going, yet
even in dying she brought comfort to
| lengthen the somberness of the times.
| Her death recalled how much hui
| manity was Indebted to her too short
| life, provided needed contrast with
those who were bringing evil to the
surface and trying to make us be-
lieve that nothing else is real. One
unselfish life, such as Mrs. Reyn-
olds lived and devoted to making
| mankind better Offsets the villainy
| and harm scores of weak, self-center-
ed vicious ones can work on the race.
The germ of kindness multiplies
| and spreads as nothing else in the
| world. A kind word never dies, "a
| smile never fades from memory. Hate
dies in a day and harms only him
who hates. Love lives and warns
and soothes forever and day. Good
nature is contagious. Mrs. Reyn-
olds planted the garden OF her life
with smiles, kind words and good
deeds. infused good nature and SOW
ed the seeds of hope wherever her
feet were set. A society that can
rear such women (and they are here,
there and everywhere, even though
We know them not SO welD, can be
absolved from much that turks in the
darker shades. So long as such peo-
pie come tc counteract the evils that
men may d.. the balance will be
more than maintainedl-we will keep
on our way
| Ard We are on our way. Since it
awoke from the dark ages, the white
race has been making progress to-
ward tsc ever growing light that
burns aad lotions from the heights
There has heen no backward step;
there will be m0re. Our charity is
larger todar -" It was yesterday.
we are gentlor with erring. stronger
In the bonds of brotherhood. less
| quick to give. less ready to take Of
fence. The leaven is working, the
smiles are bearing fruit. The seeds
of kindness few have persisted in
sowing because their love for their
fellowman was strong, are making
the world better to live in. Those
who say differently are too readily
thrown out of balance, too quick to
pass Judgment when one goes wrong.
Keep your eye on the bursting
buds, listen for the whirr of the
robins wing, breathe the softening
air blowing in from the plains. note
the upreach of the greening grass at
the walk edge, and know that as
spring Is coming to earth. SO also is
coming a better, newer, a brighter
springtime of life for all mankind
Denver Republican.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-29
SUBMARINES TO PHILIPPINES.

Washington, Feb. 29.-Two SUBJ
marines. the Shark and the Porpoise.
will be shipped on board the Caesar
next week for San Francisco. where.
with the Grampus and the Pike. they
will be forwarded to Manila.
No intimation of the further move
ments of the submarines are given at
the Navy Department, except that
their presence is desired at the Phil
ippines. and that there has been for
some time a plan under way to take
them there. 1t is believed they will
remain indefinitely in these waters,
to be joined later by other sub
marines and possibly war vessels and
other craft.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-29

A little oil dressing or soap might
help that old harness some. Fred
0antey.