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yon OR IOII DOWNWARD Xl1Itl REVISION REISIOFor REVISIONFor BI sov sovFor
For Free rrf Hides Free Oil Free Coal anc ancFree and andFrlt andc
c Free Iron Ore and a Ileductlon In IrDuly InOul InDuly
Duly Oul on IumbrrFrom Lumber From Now ow On nil nilT 111Inmll RIIIj
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WASHINGTON ASfINGTON July 10 11JPreldent 1OPre President ident Tort Taftook Torttook Tafttook
took tho bit in his teeth today and told tolctwentytwo toldtwentytwo
f twentytwo Republican members of the thiHouse theHoulI8 theHouse
House of Representatives and ono pro protectlon proctlon protection
tectlon < < Democratic member that h hwanted ho howantNt hey <
wanted the tariff revised downward am amwould and andwould
t y would devote himself to that end Mrr Mr MrTaft Mri
r i Taft did not champ chaml1thl the bit or Indulge it itany In Inany inany
any language lanpulljtothnt that could be construed as asthreat a athreat athreat
threat but he did make it plain that ho hiwas how howise
was w wise ls not In sympathy with the efforts eol ol ofhie olhis orhis
his callers to prevent reductions In the theduty thec theduty
c duty on the articles for which they were vcertdemanding weredEmandlnll weredemanding
demanding protection protectionMuch proteotlonlIIuch protootlonMuch
Much the same things that he said to tchis tohis tohie
his twentythroe protection visitors had hadbeen hadbeen hadbeen
been said by Mr Taft to the tariff bill billconferees billconCerees billconferees
conferees of tho Senate and the Houselie House HouseHe HouseIre
He has told them that he wanted the forthcoming forth forthcoming rorthoming ¬
coming tariff law to provide for freehldeu freehldeufree rreehidltr fie hidt hidtIreo
r 1 free oil free coal and free iron oro and a areduction areduction areduction
> reduction of 80 per cent In n the present presentduty pr presentduty sent sentduty
duty on sawed lumber The tariff con conferees confertes conferees ¬
ferees gave It as their oplnlon that these thesethings theleUtlnltS thereethings
things could not be accomplished but butthis butthis butthis
this did not cause the th President to change changehis
his position positionAs
As the outcome of a talk which he had haden hadon hadon
on the subject with Chairman Aldrich Aldrichof
of the Senate Finance Committee and andChairman andC1udrmnn andChairman
Chairman Payne of tho House Ways and andMeans RndMeRnll andMeans
Means Committee who are the leading leadingmembers leadingmembers leadingmembers
members of the tariff bill conference conferencea
a virtual agreement was reached that If IfMr ifMr ifMr
Mr Taft could get the th votes ote necessary necessaryto n MIRry MIRryto
to put through what he desired in tho thoway thoIt thol
It l way of downward revision the tariff tarl con conferees confertpawould ¬
ferees fertpawould would agree to recommend ex exactly c cI10tly eaotly ¬
4
actly what he wanted wantedSo
So Mr Ir Taft has started in to get the thevotes theotes theantes
votes From now on he will devote him himself hlmIr himself
self Ir personally f > to attempting to bring bringover brinKoEr bringover
over to his Rid those Republican mem members members me n nbars ¬
bers of the Senate nate and the House who whoare whoare whoare
are not in favor of putting hides coal coaloil coaloil
oil and iron ore on the free list and to a areduction aroouotlon areduction
reduction In the duty on lumber Mem Members Membete Cpmbers ¬
bers of the tariff conference committee committeeare
are pessimistic as to tho result of the thePresidents thePrfldentlI thePresidenta
Presidents undertaking but Mr Ir Taft Taftdoes Tartdoee Taftdoes
does not appear to ba b dismayed and at atthe atthe atthe
the Cabinet meeting today showed great greatconfidence grfatconfidence greatconfidence
confidence in his ability to win over enough enoughRepublican enculthRepublican enoughRepublican
Republican Congressmen to Insure the theaccomplishment theaccomplishment theaccomplishment
accomplishment of the end he desires desiresTonight deslrt8Tonight desireTonight
Tonight the President Ireo ident gave out a state atatemeat statement statement ¬
ment explaining the th attitude be has taken takenwith takenwith takenwith
with respect poct to tariff tarl revision The state statement statement atatement ¬
ment embodiedthe embodied the substance sul > 9tlno of tho thoresponse thoINpon thoresponse
response e ho made today to tho big dele delegation delegaUon dalegaUon ¬
gaUon from the House of Representatives RepresentativesHe pl6fIentaUvOolHe
He corrected oorreotedtlutiDJprwath the impreasloathat be was waacommitted wascommitted WIllIcommlttod
committed to a general policy of admit admitting admitting admitting ¬
ting raw materials f free roe of duty and showed showedthat showedthat alowedthat
that in advocating tho free admission of ofcertain ofcertain ofcertain
certain classes cla88 of raw materials he did so sobecause 110becaulle sobeauee
because he believed lx > lIeved the Republican party partywas panywas partywas
was pledged to the principle of a downward down downward downward ¬
ward tariff revision and what he was ad advocating advOClGUng advoating ¬
vocating was in line with that pledgeThe pledge pledgeThe pled pledThe
The Presidents P ldentlI remarks as set forth forthIn
In thoomclal tho official t statement from the White WhiteHouse WhiteHou8 WhiteHouse
House were In response to n speech by byRepresentative byRepresentatlvo byRepresentative
Representative Young of Michigan in inopposition InoPPOllitlon n nopposition
opposition to tho admission of iron ore orefree orofree oretree
free of duty and a speech by Representa Representative ¬
tive Mondcll of Wyoming who opposed opposedthe
the free admission of coal or reciprocity reciprocitywithCanada reciprocitywitb reciprocitywithCanada
withCanada witb Canada In regard to coal and also alsoopposed aillooppo alsoopposed
opposed oppo ed free hides each on the ground groundthat
J 3 that the policy would Injure the Interests Interestsof Intere t tor
of Mr Mondells State The White House Housestatement 1I0useatatomlnt Housestatement
statement says that following these re remarks remarluJ remarks ¬
marks a discussion wan participated in inby Inby inby
by others who urged that the doctrine doctrineof
of free raw materials was not a Repub Republican Republican Republican ¬
lican doctrine and tho statement then thencontinues thencontinue thencontinues
continues continuesThe continueThe
The President replied that he was not notcommitted notcommitted notcommitted
committed to tho principle of free raw rawmaterial rawmaterial rawmaterial
material but that he was committed to tothe tothe tothe
the principle of a downward revision of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the tariff which he had promised and that thatho thatho thathe
ho was obliged to look at the matter not notfrom notrrom notfrom
from tho standpoint of any particular particulardistrict particulardistrict particulardistrict
district but from the standpoint of the thewhole thewholo thewhole
whole country and also from the stand standpoint atandpoint standpoint ¬
point of responsibility for the entire entireRepublican enUreRepublican entireRepublican
Republican party He said the question questionIn
In each caso was a question of fact factto factto factto
to be determined by evidence as to whether whetherthe
the present duty was needed for protec protection protfICtlon protection ¬
tion or whether the rate was ejtcenslve ejtcenslveBO
BO that a downward revision or putting
the article on the free list would not injure injurethe Injurethslndustry injurethe
the thslndustry thslndustryHe Industry IndustryHe
He repeated ref > ated the platform of the thoRepublican theRepublican theRepublican
Republican party and said he had always alwaysunderstood alwaysundentood alwaysunderstood
understood that It meant a 1 downward downwardrevision downwardrevision downwardrevision
revision in many Inutances Instan though thoughperhaps tlloughperhap thoughperhaps
perhaps in some few Instances an In Increase IncrNl increase ¬
crease crNl might be needed that hn reached reachedthis reachedUtili reachedthis
this construction of the platform on onwhat onwFrat
what he understood to be the principle principleof
of o protection and lt its justification juatificatiotnamely juatificatiotnamelythat namely namelythat namelythat
that after an industry was protected protectedby
by a duty equal to the difference be botween beteen between
tween the cost of production abroad abroadand abroadand abroadand
and the cost of production in this country
including a fair profit to the manu manufacturer manufacturer manufacturer ¬
facturer the energy and enterprise of ofAmerican orAmerican ofAmerican
American business bU8ln men and capitalists capitaliststhfl
the effectiveness of American labor laborand laborand laborand
and tho ingenuity of American inventors inventorsunder Invntorsunder Inventorsunder
under the Impulse of competition behind behindthe behindthe
I the tariff wall would reduce rt > the cost costof costof coatof
of production and that with the reduc reduction roouctlon reduction ¬
tion In the cost of production tho tariff tariRrate tariffrate tari tarirate
rate would become unnecessarily high highand hlgband highand
and ought to he reduced reducedThis reducedThis reducedThis
This was the normal operation of tho thotariff thotarllf thetariff
tariff as claimed by the defenders de renders of tho thoprotective thoprotective theprotective
protective system syst systemnot mnot not In every cane but butas
as a general rule rulethat that aa of course a ro rovision rovlelon rovision
vision of the tariff could not Ira perfect perfectmust perrectmust perfectmust
must have defects and Inconsistencies Inconsistenciesbut
but in so far as his influence went when whencalled whoncrlIed whencalled
called upon to act In connection with withlegislation withlegislation withlegislation
legislation it would be thrown In the di direction direction dinotion ¬
rection of performing tho promises of tho thoparty thoparty thoparty
party as he understood them and andthat andthat andthat
that If iron ore and oil and coal and andhides andhides andhides
hides did not need protection and that thatthe thattbe thatthe
the conditions were suoh as to enable enablethe enablotbe enablethe
the ore producers and the oil producers producersand producersand
and the cotton producers and the theproducers theproducers thepreducers
producers of hldos to compote successfully success successfully lIuoce8fully ¬
fully without reduction of wages with the theproducers theproducer theproducers
producers from abroad then they did not notne notn notneed
need ne n d a duty and their articles should go goon goon goon
on the frs flatalt list listIt llatIt
alt It wu a question of fact which he hehoped hooped hehoped
hoped to make up his mind with respect respecti
e St i >
r
to on pn such evidence aa was available availableto
to him In order to carry out what hunderstood h hunderstood be beunderstood e
understood to be the promise of th thparty the theparty theparty
party to the whole people He said h hfelt he herelt hefelt
felt that his position as the titular head heaof heador
of the Republican party and as Presl Presldent President Preeident
dent with tho whole people as his oon oonstltitenoy oonstltuenoy conetiluenoy
stltitenoy gave him a somewhat broade broadepoint broaderpoint broadepoint r
point of view than that of a single mem membor membor member
bor of Congress in respect to article articleproduced artloleftproduced articlesproduced
produced In his district Ho felt strong strongtho strongly atronglythe
the call of the country for a downwardrevision downward downwarrrevision downwardrolsloll
revision with the limitations of the protectivo pro protectivo protectlvo
tectivo principle and he hoped to b bable be beable heable
able to respond to that call aa he heard heardIt
it as well in the interests int rcstll of the party pnrtjas
as of the country countryThe countryThe countryThe
The attitude taken by the President Presldcntoday Presidenttodoy Presidenttoday
today In his interview with the house Housdelegation lIou80delegation housedelegation
delegation and the knowledge that h hwas he hewas hewas
was endeavoring to get enough Republi Republican
can votes in the Senate and the House Housto Houseto
to Insure the success of his fight for freeraw free fretraw freeraw
raw materials has given great encourage encouragement encouragement encouragementtothelowtariRRepublians ¬
menttothelowtariRRepublians ment to the low tariff tarl Republicans Republics The Theare They Theyare
are of the opinion that If I Mr Taft Tar ao socomplishes aocompllshes aocompllshes
compllshes the task he has set 11 before beforehimself bfore bforehlm6J beforehimself
himself the new tariff law will give
hlm6J wi grea greasatisfaction grt grtstsaction great greatsatisfaction
satisfaction stsaction to the country countr and result resul ina in ira ina
a continuance continuanc of Republican Republicn popularity popularityThe
The Presidents conferences conCerent with Messrs MessrsAldrich 10sllrs 10sllrsAldrich MessrsAldrich
Aldrich Payne and other Congress Congressloaders Congre8sloders Congressloaders
loaders loders have been bn very amicable but lut Mr MrTaft MrTart MrTaft
Taft has hls been b n Insistent Insla nt that tho oon conferees oonCerees oontersa ¬
ferees shall produce produc a measure mesure that will willconform wilconform wi
conform to the downward revision revisionsentiment revlljlonsentiment revisionsentiment
sentiment sentimentTho I 1The ITho
Tho Republican Rpublcn Congressmen ConpreBmen whocaUot whocaUoton whoclled whoclledon who called calledon
on the President Prelident today to enlist enlst his inWrest In Interest Intrst
Wrest trst in protecting pro ctlng the products of the theStates their theirStotel theirStates
States Stotel in the pending pnding tariff tarl bill hi wer werHopresentatlves wereRopresentatives werRepresentatives
Representatives Mondell Mondel of Wyoming WyomingCowles WyomingCowles WyomingCowles
Cowles and Grant of North CarolinaEdwards Carolina CarolinaKdwards Crlna Crlnalwords
Edwards lwords and Langley Lngley of KentuckySturgiss Kentucky KentuckySturgiss Kentcky KentckySturglu
Sturgiss Hubbard Hubbrd Gaines and Woodyar4i Wood Woodyanl Woodya
yanl ya of West Virginia Hamilton Hamiton andYoung and andYoung ondYoung
Young of Michigan Mlchlpan Tenor Bates Dts and andBarchfcld andDrcheld andilarchfeld
Barchfcld Drcheld of Pennsylvania Slemp o oVirginia or orVirginia ofVirginia
Virginia Hayes la8 hay of California Calorl Keifer KeiferJoyce KelCerJoyce KeiferJoyce
Joyce Kennedy Kenney and Johnson of Ohio OhioAustin OhioAustin OhioAustin
Austin of Tennessee T4nne8 and Southwick o oNew or orew ofNew
New ew York Representative Hepreantte Richardson Rchard on o oAlabama or orAlabama ofAlabama
Alabama was ns there to speak spak for the Southern South Southern Souther ¬
ern er Democratic Democrato protectionists protectionistsThe protelonlots protelonlotsThe
The principal prlncPI speech Ipch wna made by byRepresentative byReprElntatvt byRepresentative
Representative ReprElntatvt Young who pleaded pleadeagainst pi pleadedagainst eded ededagalnlt <
against placing certain crtain raw materials on ontho onthe onthe
the free rre list IIlt Representative Heprtnttve Langley Langleyspoke IAngleyspokl Langleyspoke
spoke spokl from the political pltical standpoint Itndpolnt de doBlaring declaring de ¬
Blaring claing that Southern Souther Republican RpubllCn Con Congressmen Cong Congreasmen
gressmen g men had been bn elected eleted on protection protectionplatforms protction protctionplatforms protectionplatforms
platforms and It was necessary ne8ry Cor or them themto
to fulfil fulf their pledges to their constituents constitu constituents consttu consttuent ¬
ents ent Afterward Aftnanl members of the delega delegation delegation delogation
tion admitted admltt that the President Preident had no nogiven not notgiven notgiven
given them any encouragement encuragfmMt I don donbelieve dont dontbeleve dontbelieve
believe beleve It t did us a bit of good go was theway the theway theway
way Mr Hayes layfs put It ItMIISTEll ItIIIiSTEIt
MIISTEll 1 lT1 DltonXKD DltonXKDThe IJfU I ITt
The Tt Her Rr John ootm H Lannenhelmer lau mhlnlfr and Two TwoOther TwoOthr TwoOthers
Other Othr lrf lost > tt In Lake Lkt C5ror Gferlt George GeorgeOLwNs r rGLrss
GLrss GLJS Fawn FALJ N Y Jut July Jul IB UIAa As the theresult thelult theresult
result lult of the sinking IlnklDR of f a launch latJol on onLake onLke onLake
Lake Lke George Uerg last night during a heavy heavysea hvy hvysa
sea sa the Rev Rv John TV taubenhelmer JAubnheliner of ofAlbany ofA ofAlbany
Albany A 11 ny grand gnd lecturer ltorr of the Masonic Maeonlelodgeeof Masoniclodges MMonlrh
lodgeeof lodges of rh the State Hiram Phito Phio of ofOIM ofOIMFaia Glens GtoosFall GlensFalls
Fall Faia a ajnachinfst ruachinlst mahlnlt and Joseph JophHanon Hanson Hansonof Mansonof I
of Wilmington lmlnaon Pel the hng negrQengineer negrQengineerof negr ngineer ngineerof
of tho Uunchwere Isuncwe launch were drowned drownedThe drpwn9 drpwnedThe eoaner eoaneror
The T launch was WI the Ruth R tb Alan own ownd owndby ownedd owneddby d dby
by Mrs I E A Larger of Wilmington Wlmlnltton It Itwas I Itwas
was Wa on the way to the head of the lake l o to tomoot t tomeet
moot mot Mrs Ir Larger Lrger when the storm lltr came cameMr cme cmeIr cameMr
Mr Ir Laubenheimer Jlbnhelmer was Wa making makln the trip tripas
as a a friend of the family famiy and Phllo Phio was waiIn WMIn wasin
In the boat bat to aid Engineer Egner Hanson Hann In Ingetting Ingttln ingetting
getting gttln the engine enne in shape hap ai a It had notworked not notworked not
worked well wel since slno the boat was launched launchedon launhed launhedon
on July 0 I When the storm Itorm came Cme up upone upone upone
one of the heaviest heavlot on Lake Le George Grf in inmnny InIny inmany
many Iny years ypal the engine stopped etoppd and the themen themen themen
men In the boat bot put pt out an a anchor They Theyhad Theyhd Theyhad
had hd the bow bw hood ho up to keep kep off the raging ragingseas I
seas la The dragging drggng of the anchor and andthe ad adte andthe
the te striking of the waves wavo on the hood hoodcombined hod hodcombined hoodcombined
combined siibmergedkthe submerf e bow and ad the theboat thebat theboat
boat bat went down bow bw first frst the accidenthappening accident accidenthappening aoiont aoionthappning
happening happning between betwen 7 and 8 oclock The Thesinking TheIlnlnl Thesinking
sinking Ilnlnl was w8son seen from the shore shor but boats boatscould bt btculd boatscould
could culd not put out in II the heavy storm to tomake tomake tomake
make a rescue rescueThis loue loueTtis rescueThis
This Ttis morning moring searching searhing parties pnlO dieccvered die discovered dil ¬
covered cver the te boat bt on the bottom bttm of the thelake thelake thelake
lake and several 8eral of the life lre preserversfloating preservers preserversfloating prner
floating on the th surface lIurfa No o trace tc of the thebodies thebie thebodies
bodies bie could culdb rbe found Mr Lauben Laubenheimer Lubn Lubnhelmer Laubenheimer ¬
heimer with wih his wife was W staying tylnR at his hissummer hl hissummer
summer cottage cotti at Sabbath Sbbath Day Point PointPhilo PointPhio PointPhilo
Philo has wife and In InGlens InGen inGlens
Phio hl a wlo ad parents prnt living lving
Glens Gen Falls FallsSHAW Fall FallsSi1411
SHAW SLAMS Sf 514 MS s THE Til CZAR CXARThe CZARThe CZARThe
The Much Ilolh Censored COlond Dramatist UrmaU Speaks Ills IllsMind 111 111nd illsMind
Mind nd In the Hatnrday latnna Ret RftSpte Hevlew HevlewSprdat lew lewSfirctal
Sfirctal Spte CoM Ca Dupitch Dupaltl to TUB T SUN SUNLONDON 8 auxLONDON
LONDON LNDON July 1C IORmar ICRemard Bernard Shaw Sw b hassent has hasaent
sent a letter to the Saturday Review
snt Baurdol Rtrtl ex explaining explaining explalning ¬
plaining hla reason rsn for participation prUcptlon Inthe In Inthe Inthe
the forthcoming demonstration demon ttlon against againstthe t tthe
the Czars Czrs proposed prop visit to London Ixmdonwhich Jndonwhich Londonwhich
which demonstration demonstraton Is to take the form formof fon
of a mass meeting meting In Trafalgar Square SquareHe Suar
He says saysNothing 8YI saysNothing
Nothing Is more right and proper propr than thanthat thn thntht thanthat
that tht I should Ihoud take part prt In suoh luoh a demon demonstration demonItmlon demonstration ¬
stration Itmlon aa 1 I happen happn to t believe blevo that tht aU allEnglands aUEglands aUEnglands
Englands Eglands advantages over Russia de depend depend depend ¬
pend upon the fact fa that tht when kings ng behave behavein bhTe bhTein
in England ERlld as a czars Cra behave bhave In Russia RUII we weeither weeither weeither
either cut off their heads he or replace replce themby them themby tbomb
by b their nearest nearet well wel behaved behved relativeAfter relative relativeAfter reltve reltveArer
After Arer referring rererng to the abominabletyranny abominable abominabletyranny abminable abminabletyrnny
of which the Czar la
tyranny Czr the represen representative reprn reprntatve representativo ¬
tative tatve Mr Shaw concludes conclude by expressing expressingthe eprlg eprlgthe
the hope hop that tht the Saturday Saural Revtw RnfcU will willcharter wi willcharter
charter a canal canll barge decorate derate it withunion with withunion wih wihunion
union jacks jack surmounted lurmount by caps cp of lib liberty lb libarty ¬
arty and black flags fg In mourning mouring for the theCzars thoCzra theCzars
Czars Czra victims and place pla It well wel In evi evidence evidenc evidence ¬
denc dence In the Solent Blent on the day of our na national national national ¬
tional disgrace dlsgmoeD1XK disgrace7UVK dlsgrao dlsgraoII
7UVK II K MAKER UHE 11 7 THEFT THEFTShareholder TlTIT TlTITSharrhold TirzzrNharrholdrrs
Shareholder of Haltlmore nalUmort DaltlmoreConcern Concern Concm Nand Nlanria Mtana
a KM Yen tn Cent Assessment AssessmentBALtTiMOBK AIHlfmt AIHlfmtBALTIWOJH AseumentBALTIboak
BALtTiMOBK BALTIWOJH July t6The 16 leTe The Canton Can ten N Ntlonl National Na National ¬
tional tlonl Bank Ban has b assessed fed all shareholders lhrholde
100 10 per pr cent ct on their h holdings llngs to make makegood mke mkego makegood
good go the losses 10 sustained by the th em embezzlement embezlement embezzlement ¬
bezzlement bezlement of the cashier calhler of the ban banJ bankJ
J W H Geiger who has helnce since committed committedsuicide cmmlUe commluedsuicide
suicide suicideThis suicideThll suicideThis
This action alon was wa taken taen with the consent consentof oonsnt oonsntof
of a majority pf the stockholders stockholdersThe ltckholde
The loss au sustained lIultalnOI by the bank was Wi
1110 140000 At the time tme of the embezzle embezzlement embzle embzlement embezzlement ¬
ment the Comptroller Comptrolfr of 0 the th Currency Currencyallowed Crec Currencyallowed
allowed aloed the directors dlretor of the bank bak to become bo bocome b
come cme personally pennly responsible rOporslble for the theamount theamount theamount
amount of money defaulted deraulto with theproviso the theproviso theprovis
proviso provis that tht as soon ln as a the exact eat amount amountshould amountshould I
should Ihould be b ascertained aertalne the stockholders stockholdersshould ltkholdera stockholdersshould I IIhould
should Ihould make good goodThis goodThin po
This will wi furnish furl u the te hank with an anentirely anentirely I
entirely etrly new ne capital cpitl stock atk The Te first firstassessment frst frstalsmet firstassessment
assessment alsmet of 10 2 per p cent must be b paidon paid pa I Ion I
on Thursday and the remaining 80
TuraT remlll 8 per percent pr percent I
I cent ct on September Setbr 1 Ii I I
i
STRIKERS ARE STILL RIOTING RIOTINGSTEEL RITING RITINGSTEEl
STEEL CAR C11 CO REFUSES REFlSfS TO TCCONSIDER TOCONSIUHI
CONSIDER 0510111 A 1 COMPROMISE COMPROMISEPresident COIlt IS ISPldmt
President Pldmt HotTitot lorltot Ss Nays > i All 1 the striker qtrlkenHave ftrlkerl strikerhave
Have lave Been nrn Discharged maraSld and ant Will lU Not Notlie Notle NotHe
lie le neeniplocdstate feNlptOMstate Constable Constable8a ConstablesSay
8a Say > They Tey Mill 1 Now Shoot to Kill 15111PrTrenuno KillPITTBBURO Il IlPITBURO
PITTBBURO PITBURO July 18 leA A proposition propositlorcoming propositioncoming propositioncoming
coming from 5000 60 striking Itlklng workmen workmcrthrough workmenthrough workmenthrough
through Sheriff A C Gumbert of Pitts Pittsburg Pits Pitsburg Pittsburg
burg to President Prsident F I H Hoffatot Holstt of the thePressed thePe thePressed
Pressed Pe Steel Stel Car Cr Company Compny was refused refusedby rerus refusedby
by the latter tonight to nlght who said sid there therewould ther therwould therewould
would be no compromisethat compromllthatal all the trill Itriking striking trilling
ing workmen had already been bn discharged dischargedand dsharged dshargedand
and not one of them would ever be b reem reemployed rm rmployed reerflployed
ployed ployedPresident ployedPrldent ployedPresident
President Prldent Hoffstot Holltot was bitter In his hiedenunciation hladenunciaton hisdenunciation
denunciation denunciaton of the strikers He le de declared declar dodared ¬
dared clar that as soon son as a the authorities authorit0 restored re restored reltor ¬
stored ltor pce peace work at the mills mis would be beresumed belumed beresumed
resumed lumed in full fullIt rul fullIt
It I was wa barely daybreak when rioting riotingwas riotilt riotiltWi
was Wi resumed resume today tday at the McKee McKes Rocks RockBplants Rocksplante Hocksplants
plants All Al night twentytwo twenty two alleged allegedstrike allegedtrlke allegedstrike
strike leaders arrested arrtP yesterday In the thodifferent thedlterent thedi
different dlterent di event riots by the State constabulary constabularyhacj
had been n held In two box cars In the yards yardsof yare yareor
of the plant Thousands Thoul1mds of strikers kept keptall keptal keptall
all al night watch by the mill mi gates with wih clubs clubsand cubs cubsand clubsand
and guns announcing that they would wouldnot wouldnot wouldnot
not permit perlt the cars cal to be b moved move toward towardPittsburg toTrd toTrdPlttsburg towardPittsburg
Pittsburg About Abut daybreak Sheriff Gum Gumbert Oumbut Gumbert ¬
bert personally mounted tho cab or a alocomotive alocomotve alocomotive
prnaly mounte
locomotive locomotve inside the grounds and had It Itcoupled Itcoupled itcoupled
coupled to the two jail Jai cars crl The Sheriff Sheriffcarried Sheriffcrrle Sheriffcarried
carried crrle a riot gun A dozen dozn State con constables conltablE8 constables ¬
stables mounted mounte the care crs which were weresuddenly wereIuddenlT weresuddenly
suddenly jerked out Olt of the yards post the thehalf thehslr thehalf
half sleeping strikers strlker who took many manyshots mlny mlnyahote manyshots
shots at the disappearing dispparing train trin but hi hino hit hitno hitno
no one The men were landed In tho thoPittsburg thoPltuburg thePittsburg
Pittsburg jail Jai and later were held under underheavy underhevy underheavy
heavy hevy ball bal for a hearing hearingThere heulngThere hearingThere
There was Wil a demonstration demonstrtion early this thismorning thl thismorning
morning rorlng when hen 150 1 electricians pietriclans and experts expertssent nprts nprtsIt expertssent
sent It from the New Cw York office of the theHudson thEHudn theHudson
Hudson Hudn Ulvcr Iver Tunnel Company Compny to finis finiswork fnlsh fnlshwork finishwork
work on the cars being beinl constructed constructe by bytho bytbD bythe
tbD Pressed IrNed Steel Car Company Compuy for the thetunnel thetunnel thetunnel
tunnel declined lllno to even eVtn try tr to enter eter the themill tbemi themill
mill mi yards yar and returned reture to Nev XcV York YorkEarly YorkFrly YorkEarly
Early thin rOlmon forenoon the constable consthle s snt sntout sent sentout n nout
out notices notlC that the time for fooling fooUnl was waspost wa wapt waspast
post pt Hereafter Herafer It I was announced anounc the theconstables thecnlbl theconstablee
constables cnlbl would shoot lhot with wih ball bal cartridges car cartridges cr crtrdges ¬
tridges trdges to kill The attack attck of the mob mobof mobor mobof
of 10000 tOO last evening evenlll on the th fifty ftry mounted mountecofficers monte mountedofficers
officers omors and the Injuries Injurlf to many of the theconstables theconstableft theconstables
constables as 81 well wel as the brooking of the thelegof theleg theleg
leg legof rot Trooper Jrtson Jrt n by his horse hcre being beinishoTand bog bogshot beingshot
shoTand shot ad and rolling roing on him have caused cau the thetroops to totrp thetroops
troops to t take this step The Te notice noticecoming nDtc noticecoming
coming from fro Capt Marsh Malh that thatbl his men menwould me menwould
would be b expected eypte to kill with wih every ev r shot shotisroafter Motherf shothereafter
hereafter herf that tat tho town towwa was getting Iett too tooaat to tooat
bofof aat at for fun shooting ootlg had Its Il effect eet on th thstrikers thatrik tht thtstrikers <
strikers atrik strikersThere
r 4 4There tThe
There The wan w merry merryriotingabout melriolalu yriotingboutnoon yriotingboutnoonwhen noon noonwhen noonwhen
when it became bClGme known kn wn that tha the the thecompany thecompanywas company companywas compny compnywa
was wa bringing brinllng rots l ts nnd other o er things for forhousekeeping forhoulfk forhousekeeping
housekeeping houlfk ping into the mills mis The things thingswere thing thingswere
were brought down from Pittsburg by byloatn bybot byboats
boats bot and they were surrounded urund d by byscores byscor byscores
scores scor of skiffs IklTs carrying strikers trikol before beforethey brore brorethey beforethey
they could gain the entrance ontranc on the river riverside rIveraide riverside
side There was WI some shooting ehotng but no noone noono noone
one was Injured InjuredSix Injur
Six of the State troopers redo roo into the theriver therlyer theriver
river making their horses hof swim or wade wadeand wadeand ade adend
and nd boat lx > at the men in skiffs Ikl back bacl to land landThe Iand IandThe landThe
The 000 cots were landed lande without wihout further furtherrouble runher runhertrouble furthertrouble
trouble and the first frst step toward running runningthe rnning rnningthe
the mills with new men was taken takenWhile tken tkenWhie takenWhile
While Whie one body bdy of strikers was wa trying tryingto
to prevent the landing of cots Ac OOD c on the theriver theriver theriver
river side others othel were ero having a 1 hand hane to toland tohand tohand
hand fight ftgh with wlb guards KarA trying to protect protectwagonloads prowt prowtwagon protectwagonload
wagonloads wagon led of provisions being bing brought broughthrough broughtthrough broughtthrough
through the lower part of th the town to tohe tothe tothe
the mills mis and evidently evidenty for the strike strikere3kers strikebroskers strikebreakers
breakers > which the is
thecompany company Ifarllnging IfarllngingCor arranging arrangingor
for or The provision wagons got through throughthe
the damaged damagedThe lines InO and into the mills mis but were badly badlydamaged badlydamaged badlydamaged
The great grat row of the day dy occurred ourred at atS atS
S P M when the rumor got abroad abrd thtstrike tht thtatrike thgtstrike
strike breakers brkers were being bing brought into intohe intothe intothe
the town In street strt oars Ors From that time timeon tme tmeon
on street Itrt cars 0rs worn wer stopped ItOpp wherever wherevereeen whereversn
eeen sn and the passengers palsenlters both men and andwomen andWomen andwomen
women were compelled compled to get out and andwalk andwalk andwalk
walk Men llen who were wer slow about abut giving givingnformation glvlninrormtion givingInformation
Information inrormtion about abut themselves thellves when asked askedby aaed aaedby askedby
by the street trt car cr bandits bndts were beaten beatenPittsburg bten btenPilsburg beatenPittsburg
Pittsburg Pilsburg papers pap tonight print an In Interview InUtrlew interview ¬
terview Utrlew with wih exCoroner Joseph Arm Arraitrong Ar Armstrong
strong Itrong who has ba just gone out of office officen
In n which he declares delres his belief hllor that the thePrsssed theBt thePressed
Prsssed Steel Bt 1 plant kills 1 on an a average averageone ave e eone
one man a day dy at its works ana tnatufficient that tht thtauMcient thatsufficient
sufficient care car has never been bn exercised exercisedby exeris
by those th0 running the plant plnt It I has hl ha been beenone bn bnlone beenone
lone one of the grievances grievRnc of the men now nowtriking nowItriklng nowstriking
striking Itriklng that human humn life le waa the dheapst dheap dheapeet dhep
eet et thing inside Inlide the works worksThe worbThe worksThe
The steel stel car cr plant at Butler Buter Pa was wasled Wi wastied
tied up completely completly today tody by b the strike strikef
or f the 250 2 riveters who had failed faie to get getn getan getan
an n advance avnce in n pay payDOG payDOG
DOG HELPED IEUIW IN I CAPTURE CAPTURENot
Not a Police rolro Dog UOI Hither 1lfer bnt Just nit a aVolnnleer aolnntfr aVolunteer
Volunteer In the Chase ChatePoliceman ChalePolOman ChasePoliceman
Policeman PolOman Lander Lnder of the Tenderloin Tenderlointatlon Tenderloinattlon Tenderloinstation
station attlon and a crowd of other persona perns to tosay toay toay
ay nothing of a little ltle yellow yelow dog chased chasednd chas chasedand
and nd caught three thr youths who according accordingothe acring acringtohe accordingtoAhe
othe policeman pliceman were trying trna the door dor of ofI orI ofII
I II I H Flaglera Flglora house at 32 Park avenue avenuelate avenuelte avenuelate
late lte yesterday afternoon aternon Two other otherroung oter oteroung otheryoung
young men got away awayIn awayIn awayIn
In the station sttion house the prisoners prisner were wereregistered werereglst wereregistered
registered reglst r as Matthew Matthe MoBreen loDrn errand errandtor frand frandbylG errandboy
bylG boy tor 19 years yers old 572 Tenth avenue Walter WalterDeWill WalterDWI WalterDeWill
DeWill DWI machinist mahlnilt 17 COS I Tenth avenue avenuend avenueand avenueand
and nd George Grge Donahue Donaue driver 18 840 SteEleventh 840Eleventh 841
Eleventh avenue They were wer charged chargedwith chargedwih chargedwith
with wih attempted attmpt burglary burglaryLander burglr burglaryLander
Lander Lnder hid in II the parkway In n the street streetnd Itrt Itrtand streetand
and nd watched wa the a young man make mke a demonstration demon demonstration demonsration ¬
stration sration against aglnlt tho rear r of the house housewhile hOUl hOUlwhie housewhile
while whie three thre essayed the te front door dor with withjimmy witha
a jimmy under guard gnl of a fifth frt who was wasposted wasposte wasposted
posted poste on the sidewalk At a fitting fittingnoment tttlng tttlngmoment fittingmoment
moment Lander Lnder fired ftrP his revolver and andttracted andatractd andattracted
attracted atractd the crowd cwd With Wih the lattercame latter lattercame lttr lttrcame
came the little lttle dog dogTwo dogTwo dogTwo
Two of tho youths ran east et through throughThirtyfifth througbThlrtyftft throughThirtyfifth
Thlrtyftft Thirtyfifth street stret and out of ken The Thethere Theothers Theothers
others started Itsrt west wet with an excited excit dog dognlpplnR dognipping
nipping at < their heels hels Near N nr Madison Madisonavenue Madisn Madisonavenue
avenue It got between betwen the logs of one oneHo DneHe oneHo
Ho tripped trippe and he and it fell fel In a soared soaredheap ar earedheap
heap In an areaway giving the pursuers pursuersa puruers puruersa
arwaY1
a chance chanc to close clQ8 in n At Fifth IUh avenue avenueLnnder avenueLnder avenueLander
Lander Lnder overtook overtok the other two twoThe two1le twoThe
The 1le dog followed folowed the procession Ilon into intothe Intothe intothe
the station attlon house hous and ad listened Iltened to the te pedi pedlgreee pedigrees ¬
grees g wagging his stump of a tail pj with wthdoggish withdoggish
doggish dogglsapprlaton waggn appreciation appredattonrmrm
J
rmrm
MAY 1Aj WARD J w OFF O OLD AGE AOKRcmotal AGERcoal AGEttcmoval
Rcmotal Rcoal of Large Intestine InteeUneUrged Urged tre b bDuct bDudor by byDoctor
Duct Doctor or Who ho Hacks Ilol VpMetohnlUolT VpMetohnlUolTSpecial VpHetemtkor
Special pca Cable Ca Dtipalclt Dtpat la 0 Tan Ta Sort SDKLONDON SI SortLONDON
LONDON LNDN July IScAs UAI Ie As the result rOut of Investlgations In Investlgatlons Inetlgaton
vestlgatlons etlgaton at St Marys MryaHopitl Hospital Lon London Ln Lndon London
don Dr Dlstaso Distas of Paris nays sys he has haiverified ha haverifie hasverified
verified verifie tho theory of Prof Pf Metehnlkof Metehnlkofthat Jetclkot
that old ago can be b warded off offIt o oI offt
It I t will wi be b berecalledthatProfMetchnikoff berecalledthatProfMetchnikoffdeclared recalled roie that Prof Prf Metchnlkof Metchnlkofdeclared Iethnlkolf Iethnlkolfdelar
declared delar It to be b his conviction convclon a couple couplof ouple oupleor coupleor <
or years ago that hit the large lrae Intestine Inttno was waithe wa wasthe
the breeding br lng place plac of the majority maJ rity o oharmful or orharrul ofharmful
harmful harrul germs in the human huma body anc ancthat and andthot andthat
that when this intestine Inteslne was removed removedthe remove removethe rmoved rmovedthe
the majority of germs ger a remaining rmalnin In the thibody tbebdy thebody
body bdy were Yere beneficial benefclal with the result r lt that thalife thatle thatlife
life le was Wf prolonged prolonp Dr Distasos Dlats Inv IDvtigattons Inves Investigations Invtgallons
tigations tgallons were wer directed direte to t comparing the thigerms theIorms thegerms
germs Iorms found in normal nonal individuals Indivduals anc ancIn and andIn endin
In those th0 whose h0 large Intestine Intetne had hd beer beerremoved b beenremoved
removed remove by operation opra lion He le so s satisfied satlafiechimself a satisfiedhimself aed aedhlmsel
himself hlmsel by his studies Itldle of the truth trth ol olProf of ofPror ofProf
Prof MetchnikofTs theory ther that tht he un unhesitatingly unhCI unheeltatingly
hesitatingly hCI < tlnply says IY that every child chid ought oughtto
to have its largo intestine Intetne and Ild appendix appondliremoved a appendixremoved ndl ndlremove
removed remove when two or three th years YNr old oldHe old oldlie
He le further affirm afrm amrms that almost almot every everjchronic ever everychronic
chronic disease difeal can cn be traced trac to the notion notioiof ooton ootonoC notionof
Intestinal others othenheart otbersher othersheart
of these theO Intestnal germs grms among
heart her disease dlleaa arterial sclerosis aleross and raos raoskinds mot motkind moat moatkinds
kinds of headaches beadachO Everybody Everbody would woulcget wouldget wouldget
get along better bter without wUholt the big intestine intestinebut Intstne Intstnebu
but those thol who are ar not Inclined Incline to submit submlto lubmltto
to Its la removal by operation oprton ought if the thewnrjt the they theywn9t
wnrjt wOt to live lve long to eat eat very little Ito meat meatoncw rt rtono meatonto
onto ono dally daly being belnl plenty with green grn vege vegetables veg vegetables
tables table and only vegetables at other otheiraenls othermtol othermeals
meals raenlsWater mtol mealsWater
mtolWRttr Water WRttr should Ihould be I drunk abundantly abundantlthroughout abundanty abundantythroURhQut abundantlythroughout
throughout the day but no lea t coffee 01 01spirits or orplrle orspirits
spirits plrle although a little lte diluted diuted wine wincould winecould winecould <
could be allowed Rllowe with wlh meals Eggs Eggiare Egg Eggsare
are ar dangerous poison They decompose decomposewithin deomp decomposewithin
within tho Intestines Intestnes exactly as they d doutside do dooulldo dooutside <
outside and afford an 0 excellent eclent breeding breedlniplace brln brlnplac breedingplace
place plac for maleficent malefont germs germsDr gens germsDr
Dr Distaso is about but to return retur to Paris Paristaking Paril Parilta Paristaking
taking ta king with him hm two residents rlcent of Londonwhose London lndoDwho5 Londonwhose
whose who5 large larle intestine has been bn removed removedfor removP
for further observation obeervton at the Pasteur PastauiInstitute PaetlturInsttute Pasteurinstitute
instituteufS Institute Institutetins
Insttute InsttuteII
tins II oil ton 01 1 ir U ts l ILK irrhes Ir Irhf ILKShes
hes > hf IM tH IMI but for Years fJI ears Her Dally Oal DrU DrUHan Irh Irhlu llrtveIlea <
Han lu Item lfm Cnlntemiptrd CnlntemiptrdMrs ltntlrlptt
Mrs John Jay who has ha been bn for yean yeana YN YNa yearsa
a notable figure In New York life le has h beet beetmlaalng bn bnmIing beenmissing
missing mIing from Fifth Fith avenue where wher she e li liaccustomed I Iacultmed isaccustomed
accustomed acultmed to drive every ever afternoon atero dur during durIng during ¬
ing tho summer for more than a week weekShe wek wek8ho weekShe
She was taken ill 1 about abut ten days ago ageafter agoarer agoafter
after arer the hot spell spl and has b been bn confined confinedto confn
to bed b at the residence Ildfnco of her daughter daughterMrs dughter dughterMr daughterMrs
Mrs Mr William Wiim H I Schieffelln Bhleleln at 213 22 East FiatFifteenth EastFlfteenth Est EstFlronth
Fifteenth Flronth street streetIt strt strtI
It I waasaid was Mid there last Jt night nght that Mrs MrsJay Mr MrsJay
Jay was W8 much Improved and ad had passed passeda
a 1 restful rtul night hi I spite of the heat het p In Inthe Inte Inthe
the te house hos with wih Mrs I Jay live lve her he daughter daughteiand dauhtr dauhtrfd
and fd soninlaw aolnlaw Mr MrJd And Mrs Theodore TheodoreTaft Theo TheodoreTaft
Taft Tart Mrs Mrltnr Henry Chapman Chpman Is l also al8 with wltbber withher withher
her Col C Jay i is In Europe EuropeMrs lsuropeMrs urop
Mrs Mr Joy has long been ba a conspicuous consplououiflgure conplououtg conspicuousflgt
flgure tg flgt ro in New Ne Turk life Ife She Sl is I SO 8 but bulrobust butrobuatlor butrobust
robust robuatlor for her age ss cgesnd and when wItUe tha theweattter theweattterpermita weather weatherpermits
permits prltama may be bl seen driving driTI dalfy d1ler d1leroldfulioeerrl da1 in her hetoldfnhioned heroldfasbioned
oldfnhioned oldfulioeerrl carriage Mrs K Jay Jaya still atUJdresses stilldresses
dresses dm In the thelalllon fashion of o Vlctoriddiys Vlctoriddiysand Victorian lcto da da daand >
and an her journey JoureyCr from fltuyveeant 8tuYNntSure 8tuYNntSurethroulh Square Squarethrough Squarethrough
through throulh Sixteenth Sixteth street tt to Union Unio Square Squareand Suare Suareand Squareand
and I hen tho up Fifth FIrh avenue to drive onc oncaround onc once oncearound
around aroun Central Centl Pork had come cme to be b almost almoslAS almot almotM
regular ular as clvlo Mrs MrsJay MrsJay
AS a re a some 8me ceremony crmony Mr
Jay had spent spnt her ter aummera in New York Yorkduring Yorkduring Yorkduring
during recent rnt years er and declared delar that tht sh shfound she shefound e eCound
found more mor comfort in her old home on onthe onthe onthe
the green Rln square Ilre than t In the country countryThin cunt countryThis
Thin Thil ill is the th first year yfr that tt she has h ever been beenill bn bnII
II IIIlfP
OFOROA1
HOLE IlfP IV 1 THE TII GEORGIAS OEOfGIAS IWW IWWMaine mi miUatnf 0olflfatne
Maine Steamer Itnnln nippedIp Rpt Hipped pbY p by the Jlbboom Jlbboomof
of a Coasting COllnc Schooner SchoonerTho Sthoofr SthoofrTho
Tho steamer Iteuer Georgia Gergia of the Maine MaineSteamship Maine8temlhlp MaineSteamship
Steamship Line put Into Pier 10 2 East EastRiver Est EstRiver EastRiver
River last lot night three tbr hour hour late and andwith andwith andwith
with a fifty ffy foot hole In her ler bow OW on the theport thepn theport
port pn side Alfred AJr Johnson reported repor that thatit thatat
it t 9 JO clock oclok o yesterday YOterdy morning he ran raninto r raninto
into tho Stella S 11 B Caplan Cplan a coal schooner schoonerbound ahooner ahoonerbound schoonerbound
bound east In 1 a heavy hev fog off ot the Vine Vineyard Vine Vineyard Vineyard ¬
yard Sound lightship lghtsip No damage dmage be besays hesya besays
says sya was done to the schooner schoonerCapt slu schoonerCapt > ner nerCpt
Capt Cpt Johnson says that tht the fog was wasexceptionally wal walexceploMly wasexceptionally
exceptionally exceploMly dense denl and an the te marine traffic trafficgreat to togt traffogreat
great gt on 01 the Sound Foghorns Foghors and andwhUitlea andwh1tle andwhistles
whistles wh1tle were blowing blowlnl and tooting from fromall fromal fromall
all al directions dirton and the horn of the Stella StellaB Stela StelaB
B Caplan Cplan was noticeably faint but ap apeared appr appeared
pr peared > eared to be b near ner at hand hnd He calledo called cle
t to o the pilot piot asking whence whece the faint sound soundof eund eundor
of the horn hor and the pilot piot calculated clculat It Itsome Itsome itsome
some distance distnce off o Again they heard hNrd It Ithis Itthis itthis
this time nearer and within two minutes minuteshe minut
the schooner Ihoner loomed lome up at their bow bowThe bw bwThe bowThe
The jibboom of the schooner sboner tore a hole holen ble bleIn bolein
In n the port side of the steamships stmshlpa bow bowand bw bwand bowand
and swung lwng alongside alonl1Ide of her herCapt herCapt herCapt
Capt Johnson called caled out to know if ifthe Irthe ifthe
the schooner shoner needed nee help The reply replycame replycmo replycame
came cmo back No all right rightOn rightOn rightOn
On board bnl the Georgia G rgla there were not notnore notmore notmore
more than seventyfive Iventylve passengers pngers and andIttle andlte andlittle
little lte cargo crgo On account acnt of the size and andstrength andstrnRth andstrength
strength strnRth of the Georgia Gergia In comparison comparisonwith comprisn comprisnwith
with the schooner Ichoner although altugb a large four fourmaster fourmater tourmaster
master mater the te bump was barely bly f eltand felt and only onlythose olthol onlythose
those thol on the deck dek knew of the collision collisionThe colsion colsionTe collisionThe
The Te Georgia Gergi is a Ila large Iron steamer stmer and andcomparatively andcmparatively andcomparatively
comparatively new ne In tho service erlc of the thoJalne theMaine theMaine
Maine Steamship Stmlhlp Company She was wasut Wi wasput
put > ut into service serice to t take tko the placo of the theloratlo theHorato theHoratio
loratlo Horato Hall Hl which sink 11n off the Maine Mainecoast MainoCt Mainecoast
coast Ct some ame months ago agoIMS agoI agoII
II I IMS 1 IIOVLD KEEP liFP THE IIOlSE IIOlSEMn IIOSE IIOSEr 110 USE USEMrs
Mn r neadley nfatf ttrrenea ffme Answer DBW Described Describeda Debf
a ae Scandalous ScandalousSupremo Hedaloul HedaloulSuprmo NeandalousSupremo
Supremo Court Curt Justice JUIUc Blanchard Blnchard yes yesterday yesterday e ¬
terday teray granted lat theroppllcatlon thpplctln of Headley HeadleyM Heale
M Greene Grne Republican Republc leader leer of the theThirtyfourth theThlrtyCourh theThirtyfourth
ThlrtyCourh Thirtyfourth district distct In I The Te Bronx and andtransfer andtransfer andtransfer
transfer tax appraiser apprlr to strike out as asscandalous a asscandalous
scandalous edaloua part par of the answer aer of his hl wife wifeHattie wifeIattle wifellattle
Hattie Iattle A Greene Grene to his hl suit alt to t recover recovertitle rever revertitle recovertitle
title to the house h011 occupied by them the at atMoh atMohega atMoheganavenue
Moh Mohega Moheganavenue gan avenue aveue and and176thstreet ad 176th 17Gt street strt Greene Greenebrought Gre Grebrought Greenebrought
brought his hl suit shortly after atr his bl wife wifefiled wifete wifetiled
filed te a suit for separation spton on the ground groundof gnd I Iof
of cruelty crelty lost summer summerMrs amme summerMrs II IIMr
Mrs Mr Groenea Grene allegations alegatlof to t which whch her herhusband herhub herhusband
hub husband objected object were that tht shortly after aftertheir ater atertheir aftertheir
their marriage marge her husband became becameaddicted bme bmeadict becameaddicted
adict addicted to the use UI of liquor liuor and an treated treatedher trted trtedher treatedher
her so 1 cruelly crely that thatlhe she became bme Ul t and ad had hadto b hadto
t to go to t a hospital hOpltl She saljl said s that tht he heoffered heoero heoffered
oero offered to buy a house hous and ad put It Itin In i her hername be hername
Dme name to atone for his la treatment trtment of her herLater be herLater
Lter Later she said si he got to drinking drikig again againand agahaand I
and she Ihe consulted cOlt a lawyer lawerabtbrs lawerabtbrstng about bring bringing bringtag q ¬
tag a an a action acton but bt the lawyer lwyar patched pt patcbedup patcbedupthe oupl ouplth up upthe
the th trouble He e continued otnuoh his habitlast habit h1t1 h1t1l habitslast
l last t year ye Mrs An Greene Gr e said M whereupon whereupontha wher Don
she Ih brought trougbt suit suitTTHKS sit sitHEN suitwfEN I
TTHKS SUEICr PAtI1 FAI take tu HotittTdi Hotete die A APbopbate AoKT AoKTPhotphst
Photphst Jopbth HEN 1t t oulili quie lb Ueae the nerves Hott soudsaeqIbe soudsaeqIbeboar Bouri aora he Ao X6e X6ebody e I Ie
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12YEAROLD 12 BOY MADESHAH MADESHAHAHMED lADE SHH SHHAHMED SHAH SHAHARMED
AHMED MIR7A MIBT 4 PROCLAIMED PROCLAIMEDJUS PROCLAUIEDtHI
JUS HI FATHER DEPOSED DEPOSEDOld I
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Old Bhah Ba Fled Fm to Russian Rant an Legation 1 aUo When WhenIIU WhenIlls e eItl
Ills Itl Troop Toop Were Repulsed Rrle From Fom Te Teheran Te Tehlpenan ToheronPersian ¬
heran hlpenan heronPersian Persian Nationalists NaUoatlt In I Full FulControl Fl Flontrolols FullControlCoal
ontrolols Control Coisieki uk Keeping Ketns Order OrderSpecial Orer Orerpcl OrderSprNal
Special pcl CaNs C4 Dtipatc Dlpot to 0 Tea h Sew SVHTBHBRAN S SewTansiuz
TBHBRAN TBUB July 10 IIM 1eMobarnmed Mohammed me Alt Al no nolonger nolonger nolonger
longer reigns relg His Hi deposition dpoelon a as a Shah Bh o oPersia or orP ofPersia
Persia P nla was probably levltble Inevitable in any anycase anycase
case Oe but bt in I the opinion opiion of Persian Peral nota notableu not notables I
bleu ble a legitimate pretext for or r declaring declaringthat declari
that he had hd forfeited forrell his throne was waafumlsho wasfurnished wa wafurnished I
furnished fumlsho this thl morning moring by his hl night to tothe totho tothe
the Russian RII Legation Lg tO This Tis act is I held heldto heldto heldto
to tys equivalent euivlent to t abdication abdicationThe abiction abictionTho
The chief chie mujtehlda muJtbld notables notblO am amNationalist and andNatonlit andNationalist
Nationalist Natonlit military mUlt r chiefs have hve accord accordingly acconlInsly accordingly
ingly constituted on ttut themselves themslvo Into Int a aNational a aNationl aNational
National Nationl Assclnbly Alnbly and ad in the presence presenceof prence prenceor
of a vast v and ad approving approvlnl crowd in Farlla Parliament Farllament Parli Parliment
ment House Hous square sure today ty they the pro proclaimed pro proclime proclaimed ¬
claimed clime Sultan Ahmed Mlrza Mir the Valiahd Valiahdor Vallhd Vallhdor
or heir apparent appent as Shah and Aeadea AeadeaSultan Aude AudeSultan AxedesSultan
Sultan also known know an Ul Mulk one o obis of ofhis ofhis
his uncles uncle as 1 regent regentSipahdar regentSipahdr regentSlpnhdar
Sipahdar Sipahdr was W appointed ap olnt Governor vmor of ofTeheran 01Teheran ofTeheran
Teheran and Minister Ministr of War In n the te pro provisional provllonal provisional ¬
visional vllonal Government Goverment of which Seeder SardarAssad Srr SrrAad SeederAssad
Assad Aad is also als a 1 member memberThe memb4rThe membr membrTho
The triumphant tuphant Nationalists Nat0nalsu continue continueto contnue contnueto
to display diplay remarkable remarkble moderation moderton Gen OenLlakboff On OnLlkhol GenLiakbolf
Llakboff Llkhol visited vilit the Nationalist Nationalllt loaders loadersand loers loersand loadersand
and placed plac himself hlal at their disposal dllpl He Hewas He Hewo Hewas
was wo requested ruet to retain retn his present presnt commend com command commad ¬
mend mad of the Cobbacka Ck and under direct directorders dirt dirtonler directorders
orders onler of the Minister Ministr of War he accepted acceptedand accept acceptand
and the arrangement was formally fonaly com communicated communicated communict ¬
municated munict to the Russian and British BritishLegations DrltlahLgaton BritishLegation
Legations Lgaton He was wa then conducted cnduct from fromthe fromtle fromthe
the tle Parliament Parliamet Building Buiding to the te Cossack Cossackbarracks Cack Cackbrcks Cossackbarracks
barracks brcks by Nationalist atonlit troops troopsThe trops tropsTe troupeThe
The Te crowds crowd on the streets atrta cordially cordiallyapplauded ordlily ordlilyapplauded cordiallyapplauded
applauded him Ho was Instructed Inltrcte to topreserve toprre topreserve
preserve prre order orer in the city cly open the gates gatesclear gate gatesclear
clear ler the barricades IrlodO and bury bur the dead deadOen dea deadGen
Oen Lfokhoff Llkho and his Cossacks Cocka an anAlso ar areAlo
Also AII ordered orer to suppress aupprH the armec armecroughs arme armed armedrough
roughs who continue cotinue shooting Ihootng in variousplates various variousplaces ariouspla
places pla The Cossacks Cckll will wi formally fonaly sur surrender aurrnder surrender ¬
render rnder their arms aa which however will wilbe wi willbe
be b forthwith forth1lh restored retor to them as troops troopsof troop
of the new regime nglme Assuming Alumlng their theirloyalty theirloyaly theirloyalty
loyalty loyaly which there ther is no reason ron to doubt doubtthey doubtthey doubtthey
they will wl be b Invaluable Invaluble In restoring anc anckeeping and andkeping andkeeping
keeping keping order orer in the city cty with which the theinvading tbeIvan theInvadingNationaUstaarelittle
invading Ivan InvadingNationaUstaarelittle Nationalists atonUIt are little ltle acquainted acquaintedIt acuinted acuintedI
It I is reported rpor that Sipahdar Sipbdr was wounded woundedand wounde
and that tt he will wi be treated trt at the British BritishLegation Brltl BritishLegation
LegationAfter Legation LegationAfter JAlaUon After Ater much fighting tgtlg throughout trouahou last lastnight lt ltnlbt lastnight
night the Royalist RUst troops tnp outride outde the city cityretreated cty ctyrette cityretreated
retreated rette to Sultanabad Sultnbd The Te Shah Shahand Sh Shahand I Iand
and two of ofha his sons sons Immediately Im tly loft Jcr the thepalaoa theplO thepalace
palace plO and d drove d hurrledlyto hurriedly huOyt to the te Russian RuselanLegation RussianeUoaMcortMb7aeo Bun I
Legation Lct eUoaMcortMb7aeo byaGOsoldiers byaGOsoldiersThe b oKUers oKUersThe I
aer
The Russian Ruo1ert Ooveraraeat a ti day dorl1 dorl1alC or two twoago woagoltruoted
ago alC agoltruoted Instructed i6o iu It MlaUter Mhl r at Teheran Tohoraato Tb
to t grant gnL the th Shah Shh Shaheylum asylum alim should sholldJe he ask askIt 8k 8kIt elk elkit
it It It But at thq same ame time tie It gave gve notice noticethat DOtc noticethat
that tt the fact of his seeking n the protection protectionof protton prottonot I
of tho Russia RWII legation legaton would be b con considered contder considered ¬
sidered tder equivalent euivalent to his hil having hving been beendeposed bn bndeposed beendeposed
deposed from he throne throneTheir thrne thrneTheir throneTheir
Their arrival aval was 8 expected and M 8a SebUnetheactingMinleterand 8ablinethe S
bUnetheactingMinleterand bUne blinethe he acting actng Minister Mlnlltr ep and ad the staff stl ol oltho ortho ofthe
tho legation legton received rcived them tom with a guard guardof gard gardor
of honor of Russian Rula Cossacks Cu forming formingthe fonlngth
the th permanent prnont legation legtion guard g The Te Rus Russian Russia Rueelan ¬
sian sia and ad British Brtlh flags ng floated ot side sid by side sideon
on the roof rf of the legation legationSultan legton legtonSult iegatlonSultan I
Sultan Sult Ahmed Ah Mlrza MIr the new 1 Shah la I I
12 years yers old oldThe oldThe oldThe
The age of the new Shah Shh seventh Ivmth of ofhe orthe ofthe
the Kadjar KJar line lne is not given gven in the theAlmanach theAlma theAlmanach
Almanach Alma de Gotha Got He is the second secondson Ind Indsn
son sn ot the deposed dep Shah but the theeldest theeldet theeldest
eldest eldet born bor of a Kadjar Kdjr princess I He Hewas le lea Hewas
was a therefore therefor designated degte by his hl father fatheras
as a Valiahd VaUad or heir hei apparent apprt although althoughMohammed alhough alhoughMohmed althoughMohammed
Mohmed Mohammed All Al himself hlm J was 11 not nt the son sonof In Inor sonof
of a Kadjar Kadja mother Mohammed Mohme prob probably prob probably ¬
ably found this defect deret of birth so 1 serious seriousa sroa sroaa
a handicap that tht he returned retured to the old oldjreecripttverule oldprriptlverule oldprescriptive
prriptlverule prescriptive rule In choosing choing hla successor successorITXCIKS lIucr lIucrCfES successorPUXCIIES
ITXCIKS CfES TOM TO SHARKEYS SIAnKEJi ROSE ROSEDay OSE OSEFloy OSEno
Day no of IO firings Blood From Illg m Prize Prlretighter Prizenghter Prle Prlenatfr
tighter natfr ntio bo Had ad Jostled ote Ills tl 111 Mothrr MothrrPROVIDENCE JtothrrPaoWDaxca lothn lothnPaOVDIUICE
PROVIDENCE PaOVDIUICE July 10 IIAt leAt At the Woon Woonsocket Won Wonloket Woonsocket
socket loket racetrack rctck this afternoon atron Edward EdwardTingley Ewanl EwanlTinsley EdwardTingley
drew off offand offand
Tingley a nineteenyearold nlnotnyerld boy by 01
and punched purche Tom Sharkey the prize prizefighter priz prizefighter ¬
fighter fightr full ful In the face fao For a few min minutes mlnut minutes ¬
utes ut there ther was excitement exctment to spare lpr but butdetectives butdettvO butdetectives
detectives dettvO held both bth Tingley and Sharkey Sharkeyuntil Sharke Sharkeyuntil
until untl the thealalr affair hud boon n straightened ltilghted out outSharkey outShake outSharkey
Sharkey Shake baa ba several Iveral horses hor at the track trackwhere trck trckwhere trackwhere
where a five day dy harness hre meeting meetn con concluded concuded concluded ¬
cluded cuded today ty The crowds orows were jatling jost jostIng jot
ling lng on the way to the te cars Crs outside the therounds theKonds thegrounds
rounds Konds Tingley Tingle is the son of Stephen Stephenj St phen phenL
L j Tingley Tingle of East Et Providence Povidence a horse horseowner hOr hOroer horseowner
owner oer and one who acquired acuir notoriety notorietyas
as a purchaser prbasr of New York city bonds a aear ayer ayear
yer year ear or two ago He is a husky lad and andin andan andan
an in all al around arund athlete He was escorting escortingits eaortlnhla
its mother to t the car cr and according acording to toils tohla tohis
his story Sharkey Slrkey bumped bump against t his hismother hismother hismother
mother nearly n8y knocking knok 10 her h off o her feet feetAgain fet feetAgain
Again when young Tingley Tingle was W getting gettingMrs gettng gettngMrs gettingMrs
Mrs Tingley aboard abonl the ear er this man manrushing manrhlng manrushing
rushing rhlng for a t seat st jostled joted her in I an un ungentlemanly ungentlemly Ungentlemanly
gentlemanly gentlemly manner mnner This Tlanler angered the theboy theb theboy
boy and he shot out straight from the theshoulder theIboulder theshoulder
b
shoulder catching ctblng the big fighter fghtr on the thenose thenO thenose
nose nO bringing blood blo bloodTom v vTom
Tom was so 1 surprised surpris to think that any anyone ay ayone anyone
one would dare hit him that he was Wi slow slowin aow aowin slowin
in coming cming back bk backHe He made mae a awing for forTtngley forTtn forTingley
Ttngley Ttn tey who closed oloe with him and the thepair thepir thepair
pair went to the ground beside blde the car carThen c carThen
Then Ten they the were separated separatedIt sprate
It was wa not until unt after ftr the detective detectiveput dettlvM dettlvMput detectivesput
the with his hismother hlamother hismother
put young ou Tingley on car cr wit
mother that tt he knew that it was waarom waaromShakey Tom TomSharkey tornSharkey
Sharkey Shakey that tt he had ha smashed smashedMARSHALL smuhe smuheUARSlAU mashedJILAiISIIALL
MARSHALL FIELD 1LD HE IIElS fIEDS lit S WIN WINDaughter IH1 IH1oauabte ii IN INDaughter
Daughter oauabte and ane Grandchildren Grdrtdrm Participate ParticipateIn PrUlpte PrUlpteIn
In Income Incme From Fom Time Tme of Ills III Death DeathCHICAGO OMtl DeathCQIOAdo
CHICAGO July 16Mrs 18 UIMr Mrs David Beatty Beattydaughter Baly Balydughter Beattydaughter
daughter dughter of the late Marshall Ma al Field Fild to today todyon today ¬
victory before Judge Cutting Cuttingin Cuttinginthe
day dyon won a viotor bforeudle Cttlng Cttlngin
inthe in the the Probate probt Probat0Courtwhen Court Cur when a decision deiIon was wasgiven Wi wasgivenholding
givenholding given Ivenoldln holding that tht Mrs Beatty BeUy was wasen wasentltied en entitled entte ¬
titled tte to t the income Incme from her share Ihaol Ihaolthers of ofher ofher
her death deathThe deathThe fathers estate ett from the te date dte of his hisdeath hi hiTh hisdeath
The executors eetr held heldtbat that Mrs Beatty Beattywaa Btty BttyaotGtte
warn Th not aotGtte entitled to the thf Income until unt1 one one7ar On oneyear
year after the death dt The Te grandchildren grandchildrenot Kdcn Kdcntt
ot tb tt the ater merchant mort are ar also ale Intest Interested In Inihs inhe I
he decision of the court aa that t part of oftheir ofiooome
dllon te Ilr
Oout courts O their teir theirOout ea Inootne 1e acUon aQ o was withheld witld c pending pd the th I 1 1courts
b r1L I I a
ROCKEFELLER TRANSFERS TRANSFERSJohn
John oto S Tarns Tno urn Over Several 8evf 1 Pieces o oProperty or orPopert ofProperty
Property Popert to John oohn n Jr JrJohn JrJohn I Ioh
John oh D Rockefeller Rkerler transferred trfer yeeter yeeterday yestr yestrd yesterday
day d to his hl son ln the southeast IUthet comer o oAvenue of ofAvenue ofAvenue
Avenue A and Sixtyseventh street Itrt a aplot aplot aplot
plot 276 by Irregular irgl aso a8 a similar similr sized sizedplot szed szedplot sizedplot
plot at the te southeast luteot corner of Avenue AvenueA
A and Sixtyfifth Slxylt street strt The Te property propertyis prpertyla
is a part pt of the four blocks blo occupied oplo by bythe bythe bythe
the Rockefeller Rkereller Institute Itte for Medical MedicoResearch MedicalRroh MedicalResearch
Research ResearchMr Rroh RrohM
Mr M Rockefeller RkefeUer also transferred trfer to his hiseon hisson hiseon
eon the property at 13 1 West Fiftyfourth Fiftyfourthstreet Frtyfour Frtyfouratrt
street atrt a four story stor and an basement hmet dwelling dwellingwhich dwelig dweligwhich dwellingwhich
which young Mr Rockefeller Rkoreler has b used usedas us usas
as his rldeo residence since Ilno his bl marriage mrge to toMiss t toMiss
Miss Mi Abby G Aldrich several seerl yers years ago agoTitle ag agoTitle
Title Tte to t the three t story str dwelling dweli at at 7 to t
11 1 West Wot Fortyfifth Fortyfrh street atrt was wo also ae trans transferred tr transtented
tented fer to to Mr M Rockefeller Rkereler for the ex expressed expr czpreeeed ¬
pressed pr sum of SI0 107250 The property propertywas prprty prprtywa
was wa used u by Lucius Lucu A Wilson Wls who leased leasedit le
it to Mr Rockefeller Rkereler for the use U ot the theBible tb theBible e eBible
Bible class ol of the te Fifth Frb Avenue Avnue Baptist BaptistChurch Baptat BaptatChuh BaptistChurch
Church Chuh a few fe years yer ago agoDEAF agolIF agoDEAF
DEAF lIF DUMR luun AD ND CAffT hNr READ READPrisoner READPlone READPrisoner
Prisoner Plone In General Gmeal Sessions Hflonl Unable lTn ble to toPlead toItfa toPlead
Plead Itfa to ti Indictment IndictmentDeaf Iilctmmt IilctmmtDMf IndictmentDeaf
Deaf dumb and unable to read or write writeAbel writeAbel writeAbel
a
Abel Simon 17 1 years ye old of 137 13 Brook Brookavenue Brk Brkavenue Brookavenue
avenue The Te Bronx was WIUI a stumbling stumblingblock stumblng stumblngblok stumblingblock
block blok to legal procedure prure In General Ses Sessions SesIon Seealone
alone Ion yesterday yeteray when ho was Wi asked aked to toplead topled toplead
plead to on a indictment indicment for grand larceny larcenyin lareny larenyIn
in n the second send degree degr He was wa charge chargewith chrged chrgedwith chargedwith
with taking a diamond damond ring worth S28 S28from 28 28from 28from
from the jewelry store of Samuel S l Has Haskilevitz Ha Haskilevitz
kilevitz levlz 406 4 Sixth Sith avenue on June 21 21last 21Jlat 26last
last
lastIn lat latIn
In vain van did dd Assistant Auatnt District Attorney AttorneMarshall Attorey AttoreyMarall AttorneyMarshall
Marshall Marall plead ple with Simon Simn to plead plea J Jcourt A Acoun Acourt
court attendant who knew aflngeralphabe aflngeralphabewent a Ongeralphbt Ongeralphbtwent
went at the boy by with fingers wriggly wrggly extended ex extended extended
tended to which the boy oy responded rpondo with withalien withaien withalien
alien aien fingering fingeringThe tngering
The thunders thunde of the law cut ct but a sorry sorryfigure sorryfigure or
figure fig In the presence prnoe of o an affliction amlcton like likethat lke lkethat likethat
that observed obre Judge Judg Rosalsky loiky doealsky What Whaimprisonment Whatimprisnent Whatimprisonment
imprisonment could cld cut ct him hm off more morecompletely morooomplotely morecompletely
completely from his fellows felows The Te pains painsand paM paMand painsand
and penalties penaltie of the theJaw Jaw could odd ad nothing nothingto
to such chains as a these theseSimon tbee tbeeSimoll theseSimon
Simon was wa remanded for a week wek and a alawyer alaWer alawyer
lawyer laWer assigned to communicate with withhim wih wihhim withhim
him and ad Inform Inon him of his rights rightsVOT rightoT rightsNOT
NOT oT TO PLEAD GUILTY GUILTYFlat GlTl GlTlFt I IFiat
Flat Ft Denial From an Attorney Atore for the theSugar tbcHugar tbeHuprTlt
Sugar HuprTlt Trust Officers OfficersA omlf omlfA
A rumor was wa circulated cirulate In the Federal FederaBuilding Feerl FeerlBuiding FederalBuilding
Building Buiding yesterday etry to the effect eet that the theIndicted theIndct theindicted
Indicted Indct sugar euga trust trt officers oMceT had ba made madea mae maea
a proposal propl to the Government verm9t to plead pleacguilty ple pleadguilty
guilty gity to the indloent indictments found against againathem aan againstthem t tthem
them providing the Government Goverment would wouldpromise wold woldprmll wouldpromise
promise prmll them Immunity Immunty from prison prisonsentences priaonItn prisonsentenoee
sentences sentencesOn Itn sentenoeeOneof
On O Oneof ofthe of the attorneys toera for fo the te defendant defendantaid deredant8 deredant8sd defendantssaid
aid
aidit sd it fo ts unqualifiedly unque1ifl nulfly dlytalse false i There Tere Is no noa not nota
a won word of bftrutttt ftlth truth In the te rumor rmor It I Is no nofair not notfar notfair
fair far to the officers omo of tthe the sugar suga sugar trust Ito Itospr jtospread tc tcspread
spread spr this tblsrumor rumor and ad I JbeUe believe e that it itonly It Its Itsonly
only purpose pur is to prejudice prejudc the people peopleYou peploYo peopleYou
You Yo can state authoritatively that there thereIs
Is no truth trth in the reportThe report reportThe ron ronTe
The Te men mll who wbowere were indicted Indoted were John JohnE JohnE Johnhi
E E Parsons Pan Washington Wuhngn B Thomas ThomasArthur Thoma ThomasArthur
Arthur Arur Donner Dnner Charles Cale H Senff John JohnMayer JohnMaysI JohnMayer
Mayer MaysI Thomas Toma B Homed Hare and Id Gustav GustavE
E KIseel KIseelSXKLL KiseelSNELf
Kisl
SXKLL S Flr WINS Ir1S irnj nll IIIl CASE CASEKFcrntrlc CASERecentrio CSF
KFcrntrlc 1 CmtrC Old Ot Colonels ColofIs Non Mill I Get GetfHISOOOO GettAOO Gelstao000
fHISOOOO tAOO From rol Kstate KstateCUNTON FAtatfCNn BetateCLINToN
CLINToN CNn III I July 19 IOThe Tho jury Jur In the theSnoll theSnell theSnoll
Snoll will wi ease 0 late tonight tonght brought in a averdict anrlc averdict
verdict nrlc breaking brkng Col Snells will wl and andgiving andgving andgiving
giving gving the bulk of the estate estte to tho son sonRichard lionWchnl sonRichard
Richard Wchnl Snell He 1e will wl get gt about 1750000 1750000The 760 750000The
The case O was given gven to the jury after aftera
a day of arguments argment Contrary Contrar to expectations ex exectations expt
ectations pt > tons tho proponents propon nta declined delned to tout toput toput
put > ut any witnesses wites on the stand ltand to t furnish furnishividenoe rurlsh rurlshevidenc furnishevidence
evidence evidenc in rebuttal rebuttl the first frt instance instancen inltnc
In n the te three thr trials tria II of this ths cane cM in which they theydecided theydeide theydecided
decided deide not to use concluding testimony testimonyThe ttmony ttmonyTho
The attorneys attome for the contestant cnttnt today todaydwelt todaydwelt todaydwelt
dwelt almost almo entirely upon the question questionof
of insanity lnnltyentlrely entirely Ignoring igoring the issue IMuoor IMuoorundue of ofundue ofundue
undue influence infueno upon the part pr of Mabel Mabelnell Ma01 Ma01Snel MabelSnell
nell and other women with wlthwhom whom Col ColSnell ColSnel ColSnell
Snel wth
Snell Snel was wa infatuated inratuat The principal prncpl plea pleaof
of the lawyers IIWers for the disinherited disinherite son eonwas sonwaa lionwas
was the te insane Inne delusion which they said saidwas Baidwa saidwas
was wa entertained enterined by the eccentric entrio mlll mlllonaire ml millionaire
onaire lonr concerning ooncmng him himIMPERIAL himnIPRlf himIMPERIAL
I
IMPERIAL nIPRlf FLYING rlJI G SQUADRON SQVADROXTo SUrIDRO SUrIDROTo
To Consist COUtt ContatalE of r Eight r in itndnmttablraCanada itndnmttablraCanadahears tnScRtltsbln mmlthlr Cnnedb CnnedbHears Crlada CrladaHnn
Hears She to Provide Potde One OneOTTAWA OnfOAWA One01TAWA
OTTAWA OAWA July 18 llThe 1eThe The special spcal corre correipondent cor corapondnt correspondent
ipondent of the Montreal Montrl Star at London Londoncables Ldon Ldoncbll Londoncables
cables that Minister Brodeur Brodeurand Brodeurand
cbll tonight tonight tht Mlnister Breu Breuand
Frederick Borden there awaiting await awaltng
and Sir 811 Ferick Brden are thtr await
le ing ng the opening openng of < f the imperial imprial defence defenceconference derenoocnernce defenceconference
conference conferenceThe
cnernce cnernceThe
The Canadian Cnadian Ministers Ministr intention intentionapparently Intenton Intentonappartly intentionapparently
apparently will wi not go at present beyond beyonda byond byonda
a Canadian Cndn navy nvy and ad militia mitia he saysIn says saysIn ly
In I colonial clonia and expert circles cre tho pro proosal pr prposl proposal
posl posal > osal which wins much approval is l the thegradual thegdul thegradual
gdul gradual creation crtlon of an imperial Imprial flying flyingsquadron Oylngsuron flyingsquadron
squadron suron of eight battleships bttlelp and cruisers cruisersof cru1rs cru1rsof
of the same ame design deig great gt speed p and andremendous an andtremendous
tremendous gun gn power as the Indoiri Indoiritable IndomItble Indoniliable
table Itble which took tok the te Prince l > ino of Wales Waleso WalO
to o Canada Cnd last lst year 11 It I Is suggested sugget that thatCanada thatCn thatCanada
Cn Canada supply one Australia AUtrali one Now NowZealand New7lnd NowZealand
7lnd Zealand a third thir India Jnda a fourth and the themotherland themoterlnd themotherland
moterlnd motherland the remaining rmaining four fourThe rourThe fourThe
The Canadian Cal ship would remain remainCanadian remainCi remainCanadian
Ci Canadian in every ever sense 18 of the word wordwould wor wordwould
wold would form a floating staff st college clege for fortaiadian fOfCl forCanadian
Canadian Cl youth and ad safeguard oega Canadian Canadianocal Cai Canadianlocal
local lolltercst interests The Te fleet fft would regularly regularlyvisit rglaly rglalyvlalt
visit Canadian Cnin ports prt andwould and adwould would take tc a full fullhare tul fullshare
hare aha in British naval Dva manccuvrea manccuvreaKOEXIO m manlnavresKOFXIG vr vrKmIO
KOEXIO LANDS A I Hll 110 TROW TROWBoat TIOU TIOUDoat TiWU7float
Boat Overturned Overturm In the tht Struggle and ad He HeIs le leII lieIs
Is Thrown Throw Into the Mater HaterLAKE MaterLAKE ate
LAKE Lue8 PLACID PlCID N NY Y July 18 llWhle llWhleOsblng 16While 16Whilefishing While Whileshlng
fishing at Connory Cnor Pond four miles mle from fromh fromthi fromthis
thi this h place pl where he Is f staying styig at the camp camprf cpo
rf o SUaa su B Prime Secretary Stry of State Stat Sam Samel S Samuel ¬
ueS uel el 8 Koenlg Konig hooked hoke and landed laned this thismorning thlmorl thismorning
morl morning after atr a long struggle during duringirhloh durin duringwhich
which his hi boat bat was a overturned overture and a he heiras hewas hewas
was thrown tronlnt into tho water watr a lake lae trout troutweighing tl trodweighing
welcblg weighing twentyone tete twenty one pounds pnds and a me messurin mesa mesaring
urin uringtwo ring two feet let The Secretary 8retar who wholuckily wh whopluckily
luckily pluckily clung clung to t the line lie was wa thrown thrownnto thrn thrnIt throwninto
into It the lake le when wien tho big fish fh darted dartedxsneath da dartedbeneath
beneath beth the boat bat The Te water at that thatx tbt tbtpint thatpoint
point x > int was wa not very vel deep dea and Mr I Koenig Koenignanated Koigle Koenigmanaged
managed pint to t get pt to shore bre and a land l his hiswhich bt hisprize
pf prize le which whb he le will bar bT stounUd Bt Btt aaountedt j
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PRIMARY PRIAB PURPOSE OF THIS THEPAV41tA THISs T I
s IMV4iri A Uft BOND ISSUE ISSUEPart ISSUErart ISSUEPart
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WASHINGTON WAUUNOTON July Juy 18 IGIt It was wtor wtoroughl thor thoroughly thoroughly ¬
oughly established 0tab18he today that tat the plan planagreed p page planagreed
agreed age upon yesterday yetry for authorizing authorizingIn authoridn
In the pending pding tariff tf bill bia n large lrg Issue of ofGovernment o ofGovernment
Government Govermont bonds bndl la I primarily primaly a plats plaato platsto
to t relieve releve tho condition conditon of the Treasury TreasuryThe TI p
The bonds are a to t bo b authorized authoriz for the theconstruction t theconstruction
construction oonstotlon of tho Panama Pana Canal C and andwill ad adwl andwill
will wl eventually eetuly bring the bonded bnde indebted indebtedness bdb ¬
ness nO on 01 account aount of the te waterway waty up jto i to tot3B7000ooo
t3B7000ooo 19700 The Te BeouriUos auU willb4 wbu wi lbe4ssued lbe4ssuedas tMd tMdas
as a needed need but the proceeds pr of th t the lest BntInstalment 8 lestinstalment
Instalment Instlent or a part pr of the t proceeds p proceedwtU proceedwtUbe wil wilbo wl
bo b used ued to t reimburse rlmbu the to general ge fund fd of oftho ofthe l ltho
tho Treasury for moneys mone expended xpd xpdtho at atthe atthe
the Inception Icpton of the th canal c project pjet projeotThe projectTho
The Te expenditures expdtur In I n this t connection connectionamounted ooDUO oonoectiuamounted
amounted aot to toO 00000000 of whloh whloh440000 hlo oooo
000 0 was Wi paid pd to the te new no Panama P fUt C Canal CanalCompany t tCompany
Company Com pa of France Fc 10000000 loOt to the thoRepublic to toRpublo theRepublio
Republic Rpublo of Panama Pa and IIOo 10000000 on onpreliminary o onpreliminary
preliminary priminr canal cl work The Te workingbalance working workingbalance ork
balance balanc In the te Treasury Tsur has b been b reduced reducedto ro
to a low figure tho current ctexlt expenditures expendituresaro
are ar largely exceeding exog the thei ieceipteend ieceipteendthe receipts pta end endtho
the need ne of replenishing rpleihg the te fund Cnd for forrunning forrnning forrunning
running the te Government Goverent la I expectedto expectedtobecome ex expeotetobecome t
become bme rather rthe pressing rlng between bte nllw now Ih Ihtho ass assrho asdtho
tho convening convenin of the thl next regular rgla eassloa eassloaof lo
of Congress Cngess It is I s proposed prp toturn t tq t turn
100000000 SOO of a canal ol bond b issue iuo into latth the thegeneral thegeneral
general fund fnd of the theT theTressuryasrelmburs theTressuryasrelmbursment Treasury as a reimburse reimbursement rlt ¬
ment of the te moneys mO paid p out ot of thatfimd thatfimdfor tt thtUU A Afor
for the te purchase pur of the le canal cl franohlM franohlMand fnai
and early ery work on o the waterway
It also aio became beme known know today ty tth tthfuture that + it the thefuture the thefuture
future issue ilue of canal cl bnd bonds will wU wUS bes be beS
S per cent Instead iMte of a per pr cent cent cnt as aslinre aslinretofore a1 tere teretotore
tofore The Te leaders leers of the thecommitt confsjpenpr Oonfgenorcommittee confsjpenprcommittee
committee committ on the tariff tff bill bi have hT agreed agreedto agreedto
to t authorize ath rir the bond bnd lave fse at q a raU raUnot fW fWnot writtnot
not exceeding excn 3 per pr cent centThis cnt cntTla centThis
This Tla statement attement was wa Issued flue by b Secretary Secretaryof r
of the Treasury MaoVeagh today toy
The conference yesterday yetry over overt over themat thematter tho mat matter m ¬
ter tr of bond legislation leglaton In the t new tariffbill tariff
bill bi was wa not held at the suggestlonof luggUon tunftrUJ of of ofSct theSecretary the theSecretary
Secretary Sct of the t Treasury Tur The Th bond bnd re resources t n nsources
sources sour of the tb Treasury Tur Department Dptent are areat areat re reat
at present pCnt ample including includng 14GOO 45000000 45000000of
of unissued unlued Panama Panm bonds bnd and ad f 100000003 1100 StoooooOtlVof 100000003of
of unissued unlued a per pr cent ont certificates orfct It Itwas It ILwas
was Wi however contemplated ontempltd that tt the thetariff tht thetariff
tariff tril bill bi should contain cntn a new authoriza authorization altoria ¬
don ton of bonds bondsThe bnds bndsTe bendsThe
Te The House HoU billcontalned bi billcontainedtwoautboris billcontainedtwoautboristionsoneof cntained twoautfiorica twoautfiorications two auttoru auttorutlol
tionsoneof tions tlol one of 14000 40000000newPanana 40000000 new Panana PaD bondsand bonds bondsand bDd
and a one of an a additional add oul 160000000of 160000000ofper ilOOOf ilOOOfpr > eper
per cent elt certificates rlft The To Finanoe FDO Coat Coatmitteo C Coenmitten
pr mitten mlttof of the Senate Sent at first ft intended Itde to tooinclude toinclude toIclude
include Iclude bond bn legislation leglalatoo but finally nly de decided docdedtoomit ¬
cided cdedtoomit to omit itand itandletthatmattei let that
cde le ttmatta matter Sooner Sooneruntil go over overuntil
until the te next IUx session s810n of Congress CnwheD when ovl It Itwas Itwaa itwas
was supposed that tat the banking bki andcur andcurrency andcurenc andurrency
rency renc question would be h consideredand consideredandwhen donefderedagdwhen Ddele aQd aQdwhen
when the Government O vr en bond lndqUtOi lndqUtOimight question qustiohmight questionmight
might have bae to be bealtoethernlei altogetherreoonaldereo altogetherreoonaldereoThis altogether reoonalderea reoonaldereaThis
This Ts decision delion of the Finance Fc Committee Committeewas Committ
was acquiesced auleed in I by the Treasury Tr De Department De Department ¬
partment pment because beaus It was wa a matter mt of ofcomparative orcmpaative ofcomparative
comparative ldlerenc Indifference to It as it coull coulldo cul1 cul1do coulldo
do very ver well wel without hout a new ne authorization authorizationThe athoriuton athoriutonThe
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fact fat that the question quoton had h come cme to be b coil coilsidered coil coilsidered cli clisldered
sidered by the conference cnrero committee committ ari adt adtthe t tthe I Ithe
the Treasury Trer Department Depen was wa asked akefo akefolt foits fo foIts
lt Its views viewsThe vies viesTe viewsThe
The Te preference preferc manifested manifet for an au airlhorization authorization a athorizton ¬
thorization thorizton of 3 per pr cent ont bonds band to tCVOI cover coverthe coverthe
the cost ct of the Panama Paama Canal Cnl loss tho thoamount tho thaamount
amount of Panama Panambd bonds already alrdyllu alrdylluwas Issued Issuedwas issuedwas
was entirely entirly acceptable accptble as it would con confirm confin confirm ¬
firm fin the policy polc of paying pying ultimately the thoentire th thenUrs theentire
entire cost Ot of the Panama Palm Canal Cnal out outot outotbond of ofbonds ofbonds
bonds bond It goes go without withot saying that tht even evenif ev evenif
if such authorization authoriZton is made the bonds bondswill bod bondswill
will wi only be b Issued Iisue as required rulr Thin Thinexplanation Tl Thisexplanation
explanation is made because of
explanton II bulI8 some somemisunderstanding le lemisunderstanding somemisunderstanding
misunderstanding of the attitude of the thoTreasury th theTreasury
Treasury Department DepartmentThe Dprtment I ai aiThe
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a 1 large lag amount aount of bonds bnds at a rate rt of In Inlerest I intereot
lerest as a high aa 3 per pr cent ct mark mars an animportant anImportant animportant
important stage in tho recent retf financial tlnsaoialhistory financialhistory l
histor history of the Government Goverent For Fo the thelast thoASt te telt
last ten the Department Departmentnas
lt years te Treasury
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b has nas experienced exprienc no trouble In finding fdig a amarket amarket amarket
market market for bonds bearing bg Interest Intret at 3 3er 2per 3per
per > er cent cnt and all al these the bonds bnds Including Includingthe Iludm Iludmthe
the loans los which were refunded rfunded are ae now nowquoted no nowquoted
quoted quote at It a premium It Is realizedhowever realized realizedio rie
however io over that tht further Issues 1e at at2 3 percent per percent
cent cnt could probably probbly not be b floated oat The Thentereat Te TeIntrMt Theinterest pr prcnt
interest IntrMt bearing bG debt debts det is 1 now nO J9iSSl7t53 J9iSSl7t53Of 4l9h17 4l9h17Of 1UJ 1UJor
Of this bonded bnde Indebtedness lndebtne 730082130 730082130bin 780 m1S 82130 82130s
I bin s In 2 per pr cents oentThe ot centsThe
The Government Govermet has h depended depode almostexclusively almost almostexclusively amot amotexcluively
exclusively on the national natiol banks bk for the thelurchaso te tepurchl thepurchase
purchase purchl of this class of bonds hd and ad It Its ItIs itis
Is s now recognized fogI7 that this mark m baa haalecn b baabeen
bon been lecn about exhausted exauted Many brokers brokerswere brkars brkarswere brokerswere
were reluctant to t purchase purha 2 per r port oetjtonds portbonds t tbonds
bonds of some me of the liter ter issue tUf until untilhe uti untilthe
the bonds were wer made more attractive attri eb by byhe bythe
he promise promis of Government Goverment deposits for forwhich forwhich forwhich
which th these < e bonds could be b used u aa se security I socurity ¬
curity After Ater a short orttme time Ute depositwere deposits depositswere dpt
were withdrawn withdrw and some Ime of the te bankers bankerswere b beakerswere
were sorry dr that they the bought the bonds bondsThere bd bondsThere
There Is believed beleve to t be little ltte prospect prospecthat
hat the Treasury Trsur In its it present state stt prp will willbe wailbe 1
be able to offer oler the new bonds bn with wt what whatsome whatame whatsome
some ame national bankers bnkr have hve called cle thedeposit the thedeposit thedeposit
deposit bait bit The Treasury Treur at present presents Prot ProtIs
Is s withdrawing deposits from frmtbe the banks banksand banks banksand bk bkand
and not making maing new depet deposits Theseconditions These Theseconditions T
conditions cnditions surrounding luundg the bond bnd market marketare met metare
are well recognized rgiz by the Treasury Tr De Department D Dopartment ¬
partment partment and no attempt will wi bo b msdeto msdetoissue made maeto maetol8ueany to tossueony
l8ueany issue ssueony any more mor morel 3 per pr centbonds cotbnd at present presentIt p nt ntIt >
It wall said Ild today ty that the bond bnd pro provision provison provision ¬
vision vison of tho new tariff tt law lw might provide provideor pvide 7 7for
for or a bank bnk circulation circlation tax tx of t per prct prctinlted percent osnt osntnstead t tinstead
instead inlted of onehalf onehf of 1 per pr centrin cent centr in COM COMhe aM casethe i
he new 8 per cent cnt bonds bnda are used uua uuabs usedua asa asaosls b
basis bs > of bank hnk currency ornc This would wouliargely woU wouldlargely 1 1largly
largely largly offset oat the Increased Incrs Interest Inttt rate rstand n nand rateand
and nd would woul of course cour be b particularly parttculatlyunwelcome particularlyunwelcome p cI11 1
unwolome unwelcome to banks bnks which whch complain complin that thathero tat 4
hero is little Utte profit prft In I circulation cirtlnudr under underresont 1 tvpresent
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