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The evening world., 1916-10-10
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The evening world., 1916-10-10
JUDGE RAPS NEW YORK,
SENTENCING SMUGGLER
"Not a Place Calculated to Breed
Good Morals" Asserts
Florida Jurist.

Hans Edward Thompson. dock clerk.
and Fred unclman, a landing agent,
employed by foreign steamship COM
panics, who were found guilty Of a
conspiracy to smuggle jewelry into
the country. were sentenced by Judge
Sheppard. in the United States Dis
trict Court to-day. to serve thirteen
months each In the Federal peniten-
tlary at Atlanta.
Judge Sheppard. who comes from
the Florida District. said:
"This Is not n place calculated 70
breed good morals. The way man
Is held up in New York city for taxi
cab fares and hotel charges l can
hardly blame him for trying to put
one over once In a while. II were
in New York for ten years ! think
might almost be tempted 20 beat
Uncle Sam myself"
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passengers an inkling Of tho facts.
The course OF the Espagne was
changed sharply TO the southward.
All iifeboats were swung clear from
the boat deck and every boat was
carefully prepared for emergency.
Numbers in the lifcbcats had pre-
viousiy been assigned 60 passengers
while crossing the war gono outside
Bordeaux, and each passenger had a
ticket designating the number Of his
lifeboat and the commando. The de-
fcnsivo gun mounted on the upper
deck astern was cleared ready for
action In emergency.
Passengers and crew we're calm dur
sdG the preparations ana there Aaa
the usual gaicty aboard, though some
of the women passengers kept thoi:
life belts conveniently near them.
Through Monday. the Espagnc
sig-zsgged In her course. Sho was "a
Tar south-iI0 miles from her usual
course-that passengers thought sh.
might make Chesapeake Bay. Monday
night the ship trcmbled as full speed
was put on, and the zig-zag course
was pursued. Many remained on deck
late At night. but no hostile craft was
seen at any time. Tho ship finally
reached the three-mile limit, within
which sanctuary she stayed for tho
rest OF her voyage.
As the Espagne drew into harbor
this morning, the passengers gathered
IN the first class saloon and signed n
testimonial TO Capt. Laurent. express.
Ing their deep appreciation of the
judgment OF the commander under
the conditions which prevailed.
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STOCK MARKET RALLIES;
GAINS IN ENTIRE LIST
Lower Priced Railroad Stocks Go
Higher Than They Were
Before the Break.

Tho rally in the stock market
which began yesterday, was continued
to-day and the entire list gained
strength with every hour OF trading
Rocovories occurred in all tho issues
on an Increasing inquiry for invest
ment shares. steel was steady around
ll3. an advance OF H.
Conspicuous In tho gains we're the
lower priced railway stocks--SSOuth-
crn, Wabash, SeabOard Airline and
Denver and RIO Grande-which, in
the second hour of trading, went
higher than they were before the
break
Coppers were from on TO two points
higher. win greater gains for Zinc
stock. H,ds and Leather preferred
rose 7 oints. while Peoples Gas
mado an Uuvanco OF 8.
The evening world., 1916-10-10
RIVALS WHO PAID
. FOR BAFF MURDER
NOW NEAR ARREST
Names in Plot Revealed
Through Arrest in Italy of
the Go-Between.

There IL A strong probability that
paid for the murder OF Barnet Bart.
tho poultry dealer shot to death by
Italian gunmen on Nov. a. 1914, in
front OF his store in West Washington
Market. will eventually be brought to
Justice.
Important developments through
tho work OF District Attorney Swami
have brought to light the names and
addresses OF tho men who contributed
10 the fund.
The return to this country from the
Italian French border to-day of De-
tective Felix De Martini made public
the fact that Antonio Cardinclla, the
man who, n ia claimed. handled the
money IL In jail In Italy. and that
efforts have been made to bring him
back for use AS witness against tho
| Conspirators
District Attorney Swami said TODAY
| that his office has positive information
that seven men. business rivals of Raff
formed the Organization which paid roi
tho murder Of Ban. These mon ar,
| known and are under constant surveil-
lance, in the hope that Arrangement,
can be made to bring Cardinclla bach
as a witness. tie is the only connect
ing link between the men who paid 10,
the murder and the ones who actual,
| committed II.
| Assistant District Attorney William
The evening world., 1916-10-10
NO DEPORTATIONS
DURING MENACE
OF U-BOAT WARFA RE

WASHINGTON. Oct. I0.--Assistant t
Secretary OF Labor Post to-day is
sued an order to all immigrant sta
tions on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts
TO hold up the deportation OF unde-
sirable aliens while the menace OF
submarine warfare continues.
Between 200 and 800 aliens arc
turned back from Atlantic and Gulf
ports each week. The action OF the
Department was taken. II was said.
because II WAS not felt right to
jeopardize aliens sent TO sea against
their will.
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NO TRACE FOUND
OF KINGSTON CREW.;
SEARCH KEPT Up
Destroyers Hunt for Men, but
There Is Doubt Whether
Ship Was Sunk.
NAME MlSREAD, PERHAPS.
Captain of One Ship Says It
Was Probably Mistaken
for Knudsen.

NEWPORT. r.. l., Oct io.-The crew
OF tho British freight steamship King
stonian. missing since Sunday. when
It's members abandoned their ship at
the order OF the raidlng German sub
marine In the waters off Nantucket
Shoal Llghtship. had not been heard
from to-day. Eleven torpedo boat
destroyers were despatched to tho
vicinity Of the lightship by Rear Ad-
mirsl Albert Gleaves TO continue the
search.
No further report OF the submarine
or submarines which destroyed six
steamships Sunday on the tansatlan-
ito lane that rounds the lightship
came to hand to-day. There has been
no trace OF the submersible since It's
last victim went to the bottom sun
day night.
The search for the missing crew.
said to number more than ffty men,
was halted yesterday on receipt OF
reports that somo OF them had been
from any sources by wireless. The
report was officially denied. The men
had been afioat for more than thirty
sin hours In open boats and prob
ably without or adequate clothing,
the anxiety on the part OF tho de-
stroyer feet to locate them became
more intense. especially as the wealth
er last night became extremely cold.
Belief that only i've ships were
sunk In the German submarine raid
of Nantucket grew in shipping cir
cles here to-day. as vague and con-
Trajectory reports concerning the
crew OF the steamer Klngstti were
received. Thirty-six hours having
elapsed since the Kingston was sup
posed to have been sunk without any
trace OF her crew. steamship mer
were inclined to believe the namo OF
the vessel may havo been misread
by wireless operators and that nc
such ship as tho Kingston was at
| tackled.
Within the last twelve hours ar
argument has arisen as to whether
the name OF the ship supposed t'
have been sunk was the Kingston ol
Kings,onian. Capt. u. l.. Yates o
the Uruguayan steamer =. l.. N. No
4, which rescued the crew Of tn
British steamer Strathdene. said h,
believed the name of the Christian
Enudsen had been misread kings
ton In some way when reports wer'
! transmitted by wireless.
| Uncertainty regarding the numbc
of submarines participating In sun
DAYS raid has been largely dispelled
The commanders of tho destroycrs
some OF whom observed the L boat
attacks in each instance, are under
stood 10 have reported they saw onl,
one submarine. Statements by passen
gers and members OF the crews of tor
pedocd vessels that two or three sub
! marines We're at work are held by Al
miral knight 10 he honest mistakes.
The evening world., 1916-10-10
KILLS POTATO THIEF.
Long Island Farmer shoots Wan Ia
Ills Field.

HIcKsVILl.E. l.. l.. oct lo.--John
Hohorst, farmer. last night shot and
killed, in a potato field on his place.
Hnns Lang, who. It is alleged. was
stealing potatoes.
llohorst had been missing potatoes
for week and last night he and Har-
old Van Wrinkle. AN employee. went on
watch in the field. Lang appeared
after the men had been on watch hut
a short time. According 10 deposit
tion by Van Wrinkle, Hohorst fired AFT er
Lang had dug up n strip NJ the field
ana was about to gather the potatoes
yielded
Iiohorst was arrested and held by
Justice Steinert on n charge OF man
slaughter IN the second dcgree.
The evening world., 1916-10-10
NEW YORK MAIL HELD.
~ Haas Taken by British From
Bersensfjord, bound for Bergen.

BERLIN. Oct. 10 (by wireless to Say
ville).-The Danish Postmaster General
announces. says u despatch to tho Over
seas News Agency that the British
authorities at Kirkwnll took from the
Norwegia an american steamer Bergens'
ford. bound from New York for Fer'
gen, thirty -elght mailbags addressed u
Denmark.
The Postmaster General also declared
that the British officials had seized III.
entire parcels post on Danish steam
ship hound from this Falkland Islands
for Copenhagen.
The evening world., 1916-10-10
FIRES RED S0x SECRETARY.
Owner LRnnin Gives mo- Reason for
Riicy's sudden Dismissal.

BOSTON. Mass. Oct l0.-Secretary
Edwin l.. Riley OF the Red sox to-day
received n letter from President J. J.
/ amin OF that club. now In Brooklyn.
that his services we're no longer re-
CURED"
The lettcr of dismissal from the
worlds champions was like bolt
from a clear sky both to the Boston
fans and Riley.
President Lannin gave no expiana-
tlon In his letter and Riley refused 10
comment beyond the fact that IL any
statement was forthcoming IL would
be from the Red Sox office.
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PRESIDENT GIVES
ALL HIS TIME TO
U-BOAT PROBLEM
Shuts Himself In to Study Re-
ports of Submarine Activ-
ity Near u. S. Shores.
SEES LANSING TO-DAY.
May Discuss With the Secre-
tary of State the Entire Sit
uation as Ii Affects Us.

SHADOW LAWN. LONG BRANCH.
N. j., Oct. 10.-President Wilson gave
his entire attention to day to consid-
ering facts collected by the Navy De-
partment regarding German subma-
rine attacks on merchantmen off tho
American coast. He had intended
going to Brooklyn for the third base
ball game OF the Worlds Series, but
changed his plans to devote himself
TO the foreign affairs Of the Nation.
The President shut himself in his
study this morning and went care
fully over all the evidence collected
go far. While this evidence was net
given out, there was every indication
that the President had received no
Information necessitating drastic ac-
tion by the American Government
Ambassador Gerard who arrived at
New York to-day from Germany. IL
not expected 10 see President Wilson
until next week. II was stated au-
thoritatively here that MIR. Gerard
doea not como on any peace mission.
and tina. his trip has no conection
with submarine warfare, but that he
Is simply on vacation.
The President had on his program
to-day conferences with Secretary
Lansing and Jules Jusserand, French
Ambassador to the United states
Mr.. Lansing will not come until late
this afternoon. and will take dinner
with the President and remain at
Shadow Layn over night. Ambas-
sador Jusserand has "A personal letter
from President Poincare of France
to Mr.. Wilson on Polish relief. but II
was expected that the new German
submarine activities would be dis
cussed.
Shadow Lawn tomorrow afternoon
for Indianapolis, where he will speak
twice on Thursday afternoon. 1t was
said here to-day that he had shown
no indication Of cancelling the Indian
apolis trip, which wa taken as a sign
that so far he does not consider the
submarine situation critical.
In addition TO his diplomatic con-
ferences o-day. the President had an
engagement to take lunch here with
william +. McCombs, Democratic
nominee for United States Senator
/ from New York. Vance c. McCor-
mick, Chairman OF the Democratic
National Committee. also was ex-
| 80
Mr.. McCombs comes to discuss with
the President the Democratic cam
paign In New York. II Is the first
meeting between the two men sine,
Mr.. McCombs refused to accept an
other term as Chairman of the Demo
cratic National-Committee.
II is known that the President vii
discourage with every power at hi
command the operations Of German
submersibles at what Ia described n;
the very doorways 10 United States
ports and observe with the mos
discerning eyes any further activities
OF tho U-boats ON this side OF thi
Atlantic Ocean.
He will make no move OF an OIL
cial nature until ne mas learned al
the facts, and when he has no will do
liberate most maturely before ipdlcat
ing what his course Will be.
II there Is a continuance or tn
German undersea boat operations sn,
Germany's pledge to the UniteC
States Government IL violated. NJ
word or deed will be spared by thi
Government to protect not only tn
The evening world., 1916-10-10
ADRIATYC TO SAIL
WITH PASSENGERS
AT NOON TOMORROW.

After consultation among heads OF
departments Of the International Mer'
camille Marine AZ the New York Of
fices. No. Q Broadway. to-day. II was
announced that the Adriatic. OF the
White star line. would sail at noon
tomorrow for Liverpool with l5,OOt
tons Of freight and passengers.
Tho Minnehnha, OF the Atlantic
Transport line, will also sail with 49,
600 tons OF freight. The Minnehaha
carries no passengers.
The evening world., 1916-10-10
.SUBMA RINES IN WAR
CAN'T GET SUPPLIES
IN SPANISH PORTS

LONDON, oct. 10.-The wireless
Press has received word from Ma
drid by way OF Rome that the Span
ish Government has given definite
orders prohibiting the revictualling OF
submarines in Spanish waters A
number OF torpedoboats have arrived
at Palma and are patrolling IN,
Balearic Islands In the Western Medi-
ter.anean.
The evening world., 1916-10-10
GERMANS TAKE TOWN IN
GALICIA BY STORM
Troops Under Prince Leopold of
Bavaria Win Victory on
Eastern Front.

BERLIN, Oct. i0.-Germnn troops,
under command of Prince leopold Of
Bavaria, yesterday stormed me Gallo
Ian village of Herbuton, to the east
Of tho River Narayuvka. 1t was an
nounced at the German army head
quarters to-day.
The evening world., 1916-10-10
INSURANCE OH SHIPPING
IS DOUBLED BY LLOYDS
Increase Is Caused by Activity Of
Submarines OF the United
States Coast.

LONDON. Oct. io--lnsurance rates
on Atlantic shipping were doubled
to- day 10y Lfoyds.
German submarine activity OF the
United States coast H. given as the
cause Tor tho increase.
The evening world., 1916-10-10
T.mmany 20 nominal. Judge.

Tammany County Committees of Man
haitian and Bronx will meet tonight to
nominate a candidate for Judge OF City
Court TO MI the vacancy caused by the
recent resignation OF Richard T. Lynch.
ON the list OF possible selections are
Municipal Court Justices Jacob Marx
and David l.. Well also former State
Senator Walter X. Herrick.
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j. s. WILL NOT EXCLUDE
SUBMARINES FROM PORTS
Declines 10 Accept Contention OF
Allies That U-Boats and Subsea
Merchantmen Be Barred.

WASHINGTON. Oct 1o.-The United
states has refused TO accept tho con
tention OF tho Entente allies urginG
that neutrels deny the use OF tha'r
harbors to all submarines, whether
merchantmen or warships.
Counsellor Polk Of the state Depart
mcnt made this announcement to-day
The evening world., 1916-10-10
QUICK STEPS TAKEN
TO PROTECT PASSEN GERS
ON THE CAJfERONIA

When the Cameronla OF the Anchor
Line dockod here to-day. some OF the
e70 passengers aboard told of the
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-29
GIRLS! GIRLS! TRY IT!
 STOP DANDRUFF AND
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 beautiful.

Your hair becomes light. wavy, fluffy bundant and appears as soft, lustI1us nd beautiful as young girls after Dsnderine hair cleanse" Just try this -moisten a cloth with a little Dan erine and carefully draw it through our hair. taking one small strand dt time. This will cleanse the hair of lust dirt and excessive oil and in just l few moments you have doubled the eauty Of your hair.
 Besides beautifying the hair at once. )anderine dissolyes every particle Of andruff; cleanses, purifes and invis rates the scalp. forever stopping itch ng and falling hair.
 But what will please you most will e after a few weeks use when you ill actually see new hair-fue and lowny at -yet-but really new lair growing all over your scalp. Ii 'ou care for pretty, soft hair and lots f it surely get 2j-ccnt Lottle of 1nowlton's DandeIine from any drug list or toilet counter. and just try it.
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-29
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 Are you keeping your bowels clean with Cascarets, or merely forcing a )assageway every few days with salts. athartic pills or castor oil?
 Cascarets work while you sleep; :leanse' the stomach, remove the sour, ndigested, fermenting food and foul ,ases: take the excess bile from the iver and carry out of the system all he constipated waste matter and poison in the bowels.
 A Cascaret tonight will straighten ,ou out by morning-a 10-cent box rom any drug store will keep your stomach sweet, liver and bowels regu- ar, and head clear for months. Don't 'orget the children. They love Gas :arets because they taste good-never grip or sicken. Advertisement
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-29
FORD PLANT Is CONTRARY ID
 LAW SAY
 LAWYERS
Can't Incorporate for Over $25,OO0,0O0 in Michigan, Dodge Attorneys Insist Be- fore Court.
(By Review Leased Wire.)

DETROIT, Nov. 2S.-Attorneys for John F. Lodge and A. Dodge making final arguments in circuit court in the injunction suit brought against Henry Ford, president of the Ford Motor com pany, alleged that the Ford company's capitalization is much greater than the maximum allowed by Michigan laws.
 S4oo,oo0,co0 Assets.
 It was argued that although the com pany's articles Of incorporation show a capitalization of $2,000,000, the as- sets of the concern now are worth S40O 100000. It was asserted that NIT. Fords plans for increasing the output of his plants might conflict with state laws, one of which provides that no concern can incorporate for more than S25. 900. 900 in Michigan.
 Letters written by the Dodges to Ford protesting against the eXpendi- ture of large sums Of money were dis cussed. It was charged by the Dodge attorneys that Ford spent $50,000,00U after these protests had been mailed to him.
 Attorneys for MT. Ford argued against the issuing of permanent in junction restraining Ford from using the company's profits for development purposes. It was claimed that Ford's methods were for long time approved by the Dodges.
 Three circuit judges are hearing the arguments.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-29
THE CARE OF THE EYES.
 Dr. .Iesse H. Baker

pr. Jesse IF. baker Specialist on refraction of the Eye, will visit Bisbee again in March, 1917
 All forms of glasses Sup piled.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-29
HUNT LAWYERS BUSY PREPARING DATAT0
 CONTEST ELECTION
Governors Supporters Guard
 Ballot Boxes in County
 Tressurers' Vaults-Great Array of Talent Employed.

Governor Hunt has engaged five 1 lawyers and is going to make a big i fight to get seated for another two
 years as governor, according to ad-
 vices from Tucson.
 The governor has retained John T. Hughes to look out for his interests in Pima county. It is also reported that Frank E. Curley of Tucson is on 1 his staff of lawyers and that Curley l recently made a trip into Navajo
 county to look after the governors 1 interests there.
 Attorney Hughes had day and [ night guard placed on the office of 1 County Treasurer Taylor of Pima : county, where the ballots are kept 1 Charles NJ Leith, Hunt supporter, 1 is on the day shift. Another faithful i Hunt follower has been put on the night shift.
 ] All of the ballots were placed in the vault as soon as received except those from ward three, Tucson. They were in a large box, unsealed, and were placed in an open vault in the treas urer's office until Sunday, when they were transferred to the big vault Many of the ballots are marked in pencil and it would be comparative . " easy matter to change them for the one office
 The fact that he has retained AttOr ney Hughes indicates that Governor Hunt intends to bring a contest in Pima county as well as in other coun- ties of the state.
 At 10 o'clock yesterday morning County Treasurer Charles M. Taylor sealed up the ballots in the presence of Supervisor D. s. Cochran and Chas. M. Leith. watchman for John T. Hughes, Governor Hunts local coun- sell
 H. w. Zipf, Republican county chair man. was asked to be present, but took no part in the proceedings. Re publicans were somewhat curious to know why the Hunt men should be so worried about the ballots when only the county treasurer and his deputy had the combination to the vault. The Republicans showed no concern about the matter until they learned the per sonnel of the watch and then consid- cred putting watch on the watch. but after the ballots were sealed up the Hunt men took off their watch.
 It is understood that Hunt put watch on all county treasurers who were not avowed Hunt men. Most of the county treasurers in the state are Democrats.
 Reports from Phoenix indicate that the assessment of Hunt appointees to meet the cost of the contest is bring ing in ample funds and that the whole machinery of the state administration is to be brought to bear to keep the governor in an office which he has held for five years.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-29

PHOENIX, Nov. 2S.-Latest official igures show that Thomas |. Campbell, Republican, is still leading in the race for the governorship over his opponent, iovernor Hunt, by 5 votes. Four counties have not sent in the result )f the official canvass.
 Governor Hunt has announced that ie will contest the election, and has etained '. S. Ives. of Tucson. to fight lis case. Several leading attorneys of he state have volunteered to act for ,ampbell.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-29

coal cars now in this territory for gem eral commercial use.
 During the day the committee an- nounced that all roads having on their lines more box cars than they them selves own had been ordered to move the excess, loaded or empty toward lines which have fewer cars than they own.
 Within the last week orders for re- turn to their owners of coal and fruit cars have been issued. The committee made public a state ment of box car locations on Novem- Der l, showing large eXcesses on some roads and deficiencies on others
Bisbee daily review., 1916-11-29

craft guns. The crews of both air ships perished. A German airplane has dropped bombs on London. Nine persons were injured. The material iamage was slight.