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THE BTglTiyQ WORLD, MQ1TDAY, JTTNB
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IN A LVlU I UKbUA I
OWesf Swp Afloat, Once a Prison,
Now on way Here as "Horror tixiiwit
OF 0NLY35 FEET
Thomas Fleming Day Plans to
. Outdo His Voyage Last
Year In Yawl.
QUEENSTOWN HIS PORT.
Will Carry 1,000 Gallons of
. Gasoline and .Keep in the
i Steamship Lane.
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The latest project of Thomu memlnir
Bar. editor of the JtuiMer and raoit
Vetiture.ome of yachtsmen, li to at
tempt a voyage across the Atlantic
Ocean In a Sfoot motorboat. lf
called liut ynr from rrovMsneo, R. I.,
to nome In the liny yu.wl Bablrd, but,
Mvt for the test of anamanthlp, this
arse not auch a feat aa the proposed
snotorboat trip, for the Atlantlo had
bean crossed In small sailing craft before.
Mr. Day expect to start either from
Boston or New York il urine the latter
part of thta month to travaree -waters
in which a motorboat keel ha never
laft a track. Queenetown, Ireland, I
tha port of destination selected by Sir.
Day. and the voyase will be doubly
Xaxardoua becauie the rout will II
alone th ateamehlp lane and the motor
boat wlU be but a speck on the wave
f th Atlantic.
Th boat aeleoted for the trip I th
Detroit, built by the Matthow Boat
Company of I'ort Clinton, O., and owned
ly W. H, flcrlpp of the Detroit Motor
hoat Club. Although but X feet lone.
the Detroit 1 of unusually heavy eon-
atrucUon, with a tank capacity for 1,000
ration of jraaollne.
BXPECT8 TO MAKE 140 MILES
A DAY.
' Theoretlcmllr 1,000 raXona mt ejaaotln
will run the Detroit steadily for B day.
Tier speed 1 about t nautical mBes
'hour loaded and nautloat roll an
hour llKht. Mr. Day Oavre ah wfll
cover In ocean trYlllni an araraar of
HO mllej a. day. so hliw bboMlf very
little marcui tor nii n
The Detroit is feet loohe en th
water line, feet beam, 4 fast T laoo
THE SUCCESS HOTB THB OHOAO
.l.SOW9 OH THR 3Sl U .
1 I iKlftTDnKWvic
I PUNISHMENT
-i i 1 n I I
HOLDS UP PROBE
OF MONEY TRUST
TILL SENATE ACTS
Samuel Untcrmycr, Counsel
for Committee, Says It
Needs More Power.
Pujo A 1 .1
1 I I 1
mm
OLDEST OF SHIPS
CROSSING n
UNO
E
R OWN SAIL
Will End Strange Career
as a Coney Exhibit
Araut-ht when loaded. 6 fast ftaohaa free-
IS t'JJZ StiSSJLZlu Success, Bunt 122 Years Ago,
seta lowest la th water, iter tueboard
aft 1 i fsst For ballast ab otrtas aa
Iron shoe welcblac lOO juisda aad her
total dlaplaoamant Is S,0W snsnda. Bh
Is) qutpped with a Vfoot saaat aa
mercencqr set of sail aad la drrtdad
Into three oofnpartmenft saDaratad ly
watartlcht tmlkheada.
There ar evcoomnwdtatloiia oa tha)
ftrolt for a crew of five men two In
th er.rlne room, and three on deck. Th
jotor li from ten to twelve bora
itower and tt encln room crew will
Hand six-hour watches. Th deck
crew wlU bar watoaaa of four hours
and eight hours off. Prorlaloo for
isauty days and K0 caMons of freah
water will be carried.
NO 9MOKINQ WILL M ALLOWED
ON BOAT.
Mr. Dar wtfl carry the oaly matafies
sa ab boat and deal them out with
elsja care. No ssnokmr wlU b allowed.
kl provlalon la on of it ral hard
0dps of th oyaca, bat It to neoeesary
to avoid oftatvcea of aooiaent.
Tbar a oabln forward for th
rw tattt fast six tsoha lone and wrta
Urn feat bead room. Th atoras ar to
im kept aaldahtp and th enrlne la
Bamul Untcrmyer, councl for tho
Con;rcalonal Commlttco on Nanking,
admitted to-dny that thn InvoatlKntlon
of the o-onlled Money Trust mltrht be
poxtponul until the paatnge of IcKiala
lion at Washington that nould Klvs
ffreator power to the Invcatlsatora. In
the meantime step hnvo been tal.en
to Invratlffate tho New York Clearing
House, Stock i:chansn nnd National
IJankn. The object of the committee Is
to And how ctoae thcae organizations
are to each other. Thn committee
wants to know whether tho Clearing
House, Htork KxohanKe and National
Uanka work In cahoots.
Mr. Untermyer said hl position with
reaped to tho continuance of the Invea.
j ligation wns clcarlyj explained In his
I letter to nenresentatlve Pujo, Chairman
1 of the committee. He al;o said Edgar
Parrar of New Orleans, aaslatant eoun-
fd to the conjmlltfe, was en route to
New York to confer with him with
re.'pert to tho situation and the Invcstl
Ballon of Now York Institutions.
COUNSEL ADVISE8 DELAY UNTIL
BILL IS PA83ED,
In his Ifttor to Iteprcwitatlve I'ujo
Sir. l,'ntermyer said he believed It un
wise to hrgln tnkln tosllmony until the
paasage of n .bill pending before a Sen
ate committer, empowering tho Commit
tee on HankltiR and Currenoy to look
over tho books of tho banks. Otherwise
Mr. Untermycr said tho committee
would be almost powerless to conduct
an Investigation worth white. He snkl
the Institutions to lie probed would hide
behind tho fact that the committee la
without tho necessary power to compel
the giving of Information.
"Doubt aa to the power of the com
mittee Is aa fatal as want of power,"
said Mr. Untermycr, "bocauio behind
this doubt all Interests that desire t3
escape Investigation will shelter them-
elves, and before ths shelter could be
lorn away the life of the committee
would expire."
Discussing the power of clearing
house associations, which he (aid Is
usually vested In a smalt group of men,
Mr. Untermycr slid:
"With this power and knowledge
lodged In the hands of a few men over
all the business and financial Interests
In their city It Is hardly credible that
th borrowera of monoy and other cus
tomer of banks who are not part of
tho management and aro constantly
subjected to a tort of espionage nnd
despotism, and whose affairs are thus
placed at the mercy of tho men who
control the Clearing House Association,
are really objecting to a thorough In
vestigation of the banks."
Mr. Untcrmyer Is Inclined to con
demn "banking methods In New York.
in his letter to Representative
ne jam:
"It Is notorious fact, readily capable
of proof, that many of our great finan
cial Institutions nrn dominated and in
effect controlled by rryn who are neither
om.-era nor directors, but who are di
rectly nnd Indirectly using the facilities
of. the Institutions for themeelves or for
the enterprise In whloh tlvy ore Inter
este.1." Mr. Untermyer says the responsibility
fur the llivesllg.illua rest with' the Fi
nance Committee of the Henate, before
whom the bill to enhance the power of
the Committee on Danklng and Cur
rency is pending. A meeting wis hold
In Washington to-day to decide aa to
whether the New York Investigation will
be held In this city or at the Capital.
The Tie That Binds.
(Froa t!. Kiwi Clt Jaututl.)
"I have a cook who took a college
course In domestic science last sum
mer." "You seem enthusiastic, Mabel."
"Yes; I find we belong to the same
secret society.
Resinol Soap
a real baby soap
because It Is fibaolutcly free
from bn.rsh. Injurious alkaH
present In most soaps, white It
contains the same soothing,
healing, antiseptic bnlsnms as
Resinol Ointment, so that It Is
usually sufficient to prevent
rashes, Itchlngs, chaflngs and
other distressing baby skin
troubles.
Tour dmrwlrt iH Revlnol Snip sad
OlBtment. Far turots of m& wtH t
Dn. 2F, BetlMl Chem. Co., BtlUmora
James McCreery & Co.
23rd Street
34th Street
Tom ar
avta- wltt tfc oldest ship aloat,
ths Aastrallaa eoartoi ship wao
oess, f onmsrly kaowm aa the Ooaaa
sTU. W ar bonad for Vw Tork
under oar own aajb, alxtesa days
out. All wlL"
This' brief mess ax a, wafted on th air
waves of th North Atlantlo from th
wireless apparatus fit th old convict
ship Buocsas, has been relayed from
1 to vesssrl and transmitted to
various porta. First to aid in th
work was OapL Mourand, commanding
ths French liner La Provence, In port
to-day, who wireless operator picked
up th message last Monday In lonrt-
tud 3.10 vtit That numerous other
message of similar Import wilt be al
tered through from tlm to time while
th slow old sqmr rigger Is making
her way to port, tneis It little doubt.
Th oldest ship afloat la, at til al of
on hundred and twenty-two years, re
gaining some of her former glory lost
for a tlm whtt she served as a float
ing prison for Australian convicts by
crossing ths Atlantlo under her own
It.
BUILT FOR MERCHANT TRADE
IN 1790.
The Buooeas, her biographer Inform
us, was built in too, ana is a tru
Bast Indlaman, having slid from the
ways of th famous seaport of stout
main, whloh nearly a century later
Rudyard Kipling was to ImmortaUa
In hi oft quoted cry. "Ship tn some
where aast of Sues." She was than th
most wonderful spaolman of marm
arobltectur ever produsad. When her
constructors planntd th wonderfully
tew ii li,..- VI It. atm Wltt Its
asjespanr, near U,uar. windows and high freeboard, th
barret guhr of th. Iaetto Crude 01l LxquUM, 04TvJni 0I ,r quarter gal
leries, th chiselled wonders that shone
as.
9fr. Day expects to keep In aatlafao.
Cary oomimmloatlon with New York
through passing steamships. In his
BJTag In th Boabdrd last year he Was
oU of rang of communication for
risjuay day after learluc th A core.
ad tds friends were greatly raltsrad
la bear of Ma arrival at Gibraltar.
GIANT OIL GUSHER ABLAZE.
aas Ikeot Utah la Ala aw
gpreaa at Taft, Cal.
IUlTT, CaL, June sV-OTU wWeh
Jsarted late yesterday m th em gin e-
cf Wa No. I of tb Duck Oil
day carries mark from a Frenoh pri
vateer tn th Uay of Urngal In ISIS.
And once when there waa a mutiny on
board, through a conclusion of signals,
th runs of Port Wltnam, at Calcutta,
war turned on her, and a dent in the
mainmast her original spsr bear wit
ness of th aooufat marksmanship of
tb gunners.
Iter transition began In 1S2B, rt it re
lated, wbao th was chartered by th
BrrtSah Adnaralty to carry settlers to
Western Australia. For a time, in 1M7,
she carried amlgrant from Or eat Brit
ain to Fort Adelaide, and In ISO the
carried convicts from the dreaded Dot-
any Bay to Tasmania. Afterward she
sailed to England, but only to return to
Australia, entering Melbourne Harbor
on May U, 1S53, ending forever her
career at a merchantman.
Th gold fever at this tlm had Just
ataokl Australia, and. Ilk th days
of ') In California, when a ship drop
ped anchor, the maglo word sent offi
cers and crew alike Into the diggings.
Thus, th Suocom was loft at anchor
In Melbourne harbor, her sails looso
and drooping, for the crow, anxious to
rush ashore, didn't stop to fusten gas
kets after the sails were clnncd up.
Bhe was offered for sale to tho high
est bidder and wns bought by the Gov
ernment of Victoria, Jails were scarce
In the diggings, and tlm most desperate
sort of crimes were being committed,
dun and knife figured In all disputes
generally. Ho the old Success was fit
ted with cells from keelson to clejk.
seventy-two of them, with accommoda
tions for uO prisoners. The Tulley was
shifted from amidships to tho forecas
tle head, and sentries posted on either
aid to pick oft recalcitrant convicts.
ORUEL METHODS OF TORTURE
DEVISED FOR CONVICTS.
Down below were Ingeniously cruel
methods of torture revived from medi
eval dayt. There wat the famous "Ti
ger's Den," behind whose bars twenty
or thirty men might be packed togeth
er; th "Illack Hole," a cloMot, In which
a troublesome convict was forced to
crouch, bolng unable to stand or sit;
the heavy timbered flogging frame on
which th unfortunate convicts were
stretched to reoelv th "cat;" the Iron
straight-Jacket, leg irons and other
paraphernalia.
Th old craft Is puny aa compared
with even the sailing ships of to-day,
b1n only about U0 tons grots.
Ths date of her arrival in port win
depend on the winds ah encounters
but from her location on Uay 27, whtn
fffMan dava out. It will b at least a
week nno lfor sb can b looked for
aa Bandy Hook.
ESPECIALLY ARRANGED SALES
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
June the 4th, 5th and 6th.
WOMEN'S DRESSES, SUITS, SKIRTS, WRAPS, COATS, NEGLIGEES,
HOUSE GOWNS AND BATHJNG SUITS.
Company a hundred 'feet away. Two
jt,0eO-barrel tanks are within fifty feet
af the biasing gusher and a hundred
feet distant is a well known aa Me. 1
Thee may be destroyed.
Th name from the gusher to-day
were mounting hundreds of feet tn the
air and can be seen plainly from Tatt,
eevtn miles away. The gusher cam In
last Thursday and had saturated the
ground for many yard, making head
way easier for the fire. The flames
spread to the bunk houses and other
buildings. It li believed the well will
burn for many day. The origin of the
Litre la not known.
SHIPPING NEWS.
auunao ran to.iht.
"aa tilt. 4 S1IHIW irtt.. T.SSIMouu rli..tj,01
i'oiit or xnw voiuc.
jWUIIVBD.
CMjrMs ,,,niuf)
KUutr J .craato lUitu-rnioi
Kurtk ,UUu
Mtwnnn ,, ,,, JUrftiui
nindtt ,,,, Antwerp
tl Ortrut, ..,.(itltUm
V. .V.V . ,'.V,V. V.'.Vort Airfutiia
Ot.UtDM ,
. .I'ort su 1'riiHt
St, John
along her bulwarks, th goMtn balls
that crowned her trucks, and the beau-
tl fully oarved figurehead of a maiden
which rested at the prow and watched
with regal concern the humor of tha
waters of her proud domain, whloh was
the seven seas, little did they dream of
th dire opprobrium whloh was to be
her lot in the year to come.
For, trow, the chroniclers of her log
will tell you that when the BrtUah
Oovernment bought her and trans
formed the peaceful merchantman into
ths degraded thing wlrtcn aptly ezrm-
pttfltd "man's Inhumanity to man," re
constructed the tweeu deck section
and hold, which had bom the craved
delicacies of the fir east to lees favored
peoples Into a veritable "ocean hell,
she became the mot despised of all
ocean croft. Ehe had been a brave as
well as proud beauty, too, for ehe
breasted fearlessly the eastern waters
In those day When they were Infested
by bloodthirsty pirates, and to Insure
her safety wns pierced for teven heavy
guru.
It It also told that her hull to this
Ometfa
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Earache &
Toothache
Soak a piece of cotton with this
wonderful OIL. Place it in the cavity
of the tooth or in the ear. Then
rub some more Oil around the af
fected parts. It gives quick relief.
Trial bottle loc. ; larue bottles 35c., 50a
DRESSES, SUITS & SKIRTS.
In Both Stores.
Dresses of Stripe Gingham, Dimity .Tissue,
Dotted Swiss nnd Cotton Voile,
value 6.95 to 8.00, 4.75 and 6.00
Smart Tailored Dresses of French Linen,
real Irish lace collar and cuffs.
value 9.50, 6.75
Dresses of French Linen, trimmed with
. buttons and piped in self colors.
' value 13.75, 9.50
Tailored Linen Coat Suits in plain and
fancy models. value 12.75, 9.75
Dresses of ' Stripe Cotton Voile, two
models. 8.25 and 11.50
' . value 10.50 to 15.75
Dresses of White Cotton Voile, elaborately
trimmed with lace. Three models.
value 19.60, 14.75
Dresses of Stripe Cotton Voile, taffeta
trimmed, separate Taffeta Coatee. .
value 27.60, 18.50
Imported Cotton Voile Dresses, hand
embroidered in color combinations.
value 27.60, 18.50
Afternoon Dresses of Foulard, polka dot
with border, accordion plaited waist and tunic.
value 35.00, 18.50
Dresses of Stripe Foulard with plain
silk combination. value 35.00, 23e50
Washable Skirta of Imported Repp, Crash,
Linen, Cotton Cordaline and Eponge.
2.50, 3.50 and 5.00
Tailored Suits of various materials in
cluding Stripes, Mixtures and Serge.
15.00 and 23.50
value 25.00 to 42.00
XKCOUIXCI PTiSAAISIIXPa.
1)1)13 TO.IUV.
sarnua
lltrre.
!iouttriilo. lllnEA
Couili, Tsuiim.
a Juts, tu Joea,
OU1X3OI0K1 BTBMfSaHPSi.
BAILED TO. DAT.
CASTOR I A
For Infant! and Children.
The Kind You Havi Always Bought
Heart th
HOUSE GOWNS & BATHING SUITS.
In Both Stores.
Imported Negligees of White Batiste
and Cotton Voile, shawl collar of hand-embroi-
dery, lace trimmed. 8.50 and 13.50
reduced from 12.50 and 18.60
Negligees of Figured Lawn
2.50 and 4.50
reduced from 3.95 and 6.50
Negligees of French Challie
5.50 and 7.50
from 7.60 and 10.60
Imported
and Dimity.
Imported
and Albatross.
reduced
Imported French Flannel Kimonos, hand
embroidered. 8.25
reduced from 11.50
Crepon Kimonos, moire and satin
trimmed. 1 .50 and 2.50
reduced from 1.95 and 3.76
House Gowns and Kimonos of Crepe
de Chine, and Albatross with sun-plaited
skirt, trimmed with lace.
6.50 and 9.50
reduced from 8.75 and 12.50
Lawn Wrappers in various colors
1.45, 1.75 and 2.25
reduced from 1.95 and 2.75
Bathing Suits of Mohair, messaline
trimmed. Attractive models.
3.95 and 6.75
reduced from 6.00 and 8.60
Bathing Suits of Satin, trimmed with
stripe silk. 5.50 and 7.50
reduced from 7.60 and 10.60
Bathing Caps
85c, 1.10 and 1.35
reduced from 1.10 and 1.75
FOR GOOD HEALTH
tb wtoiuavcli, Witt And ho mut It la J
wtirUtg order,
BRADFORD'S
Blood Purifying Pills
l-urrtr VtcrUMr.
IduirentMd UoJer Ui I'm. t'ooj ens Druf,
Arw,
CImom tli. .7itm U .11 iMpuritlM .n sum
without frtln tiki ptnniiM v.. rril V ud
Hot et DO pill. st all drua ilom.
TRAVELING COATS. m Both Stores.
Traveling Coats of Serge, London Tweed
and two-toned materials.
12.50, 14.50 and 17.50
reduced from 19.60 and 28.00
Traveling Coats of Gloria and India
Silk. 16.50 and 19.50
reduced from 19.50 and 22.00
Traveling Coats of Pongee, satin trimmed.
13.50 and 18.50
reduced from 17.60 and 22.50
Automobile Coats of Linen with hood
and veil to match. 10.50
roduced from 11.50
Mannish Rubberized Raincoats
5.00, 7.50 and 10.50
reduced from 7,50 to 16.50
WRAPS, COATEES & BLAZERS.
In Both Stores.
Street and Evening Wraps of Satin,
Taffeta and Channeuse, lined with silk.
14.50, 18.50 and 22.50
reduced from 22.60 and 36.00
Evening Wraps of Charmeuse, trim
med with marabout.
17.50 end 22.50
reduced from 26.00 and 32.50
Taffeta Coatees in an attractive assort
ment of colors.
6.50, 9.50 and 12.50
reduced from 10,60 to 16.60
Blazers of Striped Flannel in variety of
colors, 5.00 and 6.50
reduced from 7.50 and 9.50
I Am Facing the
CRISIS of My
Business Career.
I am simply compelled
to take a terrific
loss now in order to
turn my stock into cash
quickly. The unfor
tunate weather condi
tions during April and
May have driven me in
a corner. I reserve ab
solutely nothing, not
even the freshest, new
est ideas of this season,
as witness:
. Norfolk
Suits,
$14.50
Regular $20.00 and
$22.50 Values
The Hit of the year.
Designed by one -of
Fifth Avenue's clever
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form and fashion ,a
year ahead of ready
made, in fit beyond
their capacity. Fan
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and plain grays and
blues.
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