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rOURKIERSEESWAU
liPAS AXD AMERICA.
Admit ■• Frpeei* Trouble (h rr
Chivn — AlUanees.
F'a.ris. >ssrrh Sl.— Memoirs of Vir--A«I
nstfBj FonraiT, commanner of the M- *>-
••rraneaa squadron of the PYeoea na\->".
■ whlca be <Hsca*srs particularly th- pos
• Sility of a war betwaSß the CsSaafl States
aid Japan »ud tr.«» MSSStaal dangvr of
•"rac^oic all 12urep- Into s lerriflc conflict.
>vere >fsued tn book form ' i*rh t . The
ia— nil 1 i:av«» ca-usei somethinr of a **n
♦sf.or. hi political ani flfpsMßatto circles.
Acn.i:-:! Pwaawaßr a-v>»rds the rtir p«rt
'•-1 th«> rtage of lnterna-t ionsl poTKics to the
.;»rmsr. BDaaaCSr; not anty ia Europe, says
S\* w-ritT. where (Do Er-.p»ror 1« trying
(SeapersJciy to breaK ma leairje of pow«r«
-ffainet him. but I'-'* bsaamott? as s.n lr.
"•-.entla* factor in * 'ie rela:Jor.s between
'.* fnited Stat^a 9XA Japan.
A€snt-a: rou!iil>=r aays X s* useless to
<»r.y gnat there is .1 possibility of war be
aaea the 1 r;ie<| MaAaa and J..j.ar. a» a
nasJta of papaaaar irritstion ■.!■ AmericA
ahaadd Japan's derr*ands or Ja;>an's poli
«-ec of absorption prov* intolerable to
Aaaariaa*n excessive s*'.f-«-st« t eii; er interests
hi the Jar Ki^t
fhes«? atapnati tha admiral naaia. are »n
r-iironlftfc • ■-« those of Japan, which, pushed
SB by fat* 3 'o expand :r the Uiie cor.tl
•-'■".» — conquest or diplomat victory.
•»"kf to b*"*on># dominant -n the regions
vhirh th«* Vnlted State? asaaecaa In aap-
I law hawgratir of China and tbe aaS
of the op»-n door
Thp aaaaßraJ says tnat .Tanan* great fear
s t^.at th«" fnen.jly reiati<.iis betwiecn the
I anted Puites -*id China arU culminate in
"i 1 out-ar.d-out alliance, and thna In oaac
••T v.aj the rr.it^d States BNMnai have a
ise of operations and general resources
• afct'c .-uperior to the Philippines Japan's
taessascd -lrmaments. therefore, are rs
. l*lnar!<\ not a^ a menace to Russia, but
prT.aratiori to combat, before it is too
->K. the prrii BBBtahssl in America's poli
<-jes.
Admiral FaajraJer thirk? that the naval
►trenrth of the I'nited States wi ] one day
Bat only exceed that aff Japan but probably
•■'I eqy a i - na i af Gr«>at Hritfiin. m -pite
■•:" tha Msarl of Enpiand to sreaerra her
- -.. rSBM I sf tbe s«a!t. snd Japan"? In
teffartty would oMice h<r ally. Kngland. to
tome to her aid in ca>e af * BomUct with
tha Exbsbl Btatea.
If the United Btaaea Bhaafi enter a coali
t;.n wiTh the' Triple aJHanoa, the admirai
hettetia that Ft^w^ nsaM be for-ed to
-jpplenient the lareea of Eneland. Japan
*:.?j C-.-ssia. He doubtf. however. that the
'J=-m»in rQUlji • 1 -. "although devoured by
- desire to ■nsaah the ieacij- . and adopting
I t^ianaey as- unt-crupulous a? that of the
Iraa ChasweOst/* would enter an the parS
■• :s venture of anch a war, which arould
'■ffer Jiti i *" '-aiice of victory on sea or land.
'vVjtho'ji the lajtervanSMH In Europe of
ths Baslea af the Triple A'liance in a way
la help the Amcri..an Beet at the moment
:' Tvas seriously fnca««i In the Atlantic
»:.d the Ps.rific, the decisive superiority in
Chat ■•truce!*.'" Basra th< adaniral, ""would
..-t « jt 1 -. the lorce? of .iapan and Eneland.
CadCf rh^se ronditiorss. ajWeh -i^-i] defeat,
tha United Stat^- ajaati aaM^onhnaUjr raawt
ihe teaapCedsa to settle her ■aTerenee with
.'^pari hr- jn appeal ro ,irmf."
NSW CANADIAJT CABLF, TOLLS.
Common? Vote Mcas«r° RaL-xav Com
mission Control of Ivatcp.
■i"^a. Ms*' fa .11. -One of the meat tm
swtaui maasares of 'he p-es"r,t session
■pa.- pat Khrough The Canadian Ceanmonc
- BooMphe I>naiens, i'ne»iTi>ctfr Qeneral,
SM . • nltei • bill was pa-^ed giving
• «- liai^•^^ Commission control of the
rates ar;l fa<~V.ti\*r of caMe ooaapnaleß.
TMk I c eisla»^n •^f.'ar»= s prof t.-> !hv
ji :r«ir!sjsTlanTi»- cabl<- by the |SNnOMBt
r aecthai w*»h t*««> hi'l a cc'-^.-ii;lr .-.f
• 1« BTopoaed whereby arajeart bmo
-■z'<- »v '•■> be - - nrttted at tha present
.•c^' p*»f||»'n word. stsßMvcaat mes
>z? «* stepeace 3 wovd and press BBBtter
threeseaea — hwtead of art the present
-at sf ■ ecewce m ■word
■ [ liiiisdurrtow rif the bfO followed pon
. ■ . ■■-•p-r, With - ■ PMTtOf!. thf -,->--r,»r
RrMsk Postmaster Oenetnl, who hope? to I
pmm eoaearreal 'ecisiatioi 'hwieh t»i«
;:-•■-! T'^r . srr-.»rt. BsDowtac wMcJ on
rnrrlmiailiiii the ■ adaiii legislatton win
■ ■ -
- . m«3 ?u *-' b»-iric-«. N.it -•r>' ■ the 1 able
rrn j jnies nr.crjt( r E ttw,een Or^at Rri'ain
sad Cfeßßda and a;i sther cable onrnpantes
II — •" Caaadhw territory rater th<" r-or>
i-r\] ..f tb* T>a:ln?> - Briaakm. bwt alone
■■ e ronpanies awctdas ' n i iiiijuiwttjo
-, „i- *'-«;• I'jotnpai •-
HEAVY LOSS FOR LT/>VDS
'S^t St*am*r Pcric]°s Sink? OfT A-:
stralia No Live? Lo^t.
r-«r'h. BTeal ■.natrnHa, Ifarrti M The
■rMsa Bacr Partdea was -«r«^kpd s-sx mill's
MfVtß Of •." ape LOBBWsa. tb« sowttiweat powrt
of Au^f-aHa. ?o-(i3> Th^ ananencera .md
rraw bMfe to tac an i aaatbsj and a'l were
Igaidco aaf< at Cave tx-<";w - ii Bean after
v-_- sbandori<»d tt-e «=t*>am«r <-ark.
The P^rii-l^f n-a< a neai boat, of UK tona
•<■• "?r,d waf- sst at Pelßast la BW, She
•acamwd by •; Tbaasaaaß §c Cou, I>i:rited,
of I^'ridon
;^,»;(?rir« Harcb B The T.lovds are haav-
V- all by laai of th*- P»ric!*v Th»> v«>«
»-<•-: ■»-»? msavefl Ear tUOSJKt and her '-arc>
'"^ nwriv ■"- mvj°!i ■r-'or*- ph*> nan*d from
".Klboxirn* '-'.-. la«t Saturda
TWO HUNDRED INJURED.
r.:v-frwo Soldiers Dead and Six
Dying at MnJh.*:m.
... ■}.*•*•. .r.' UhllW. hTarili 31. H «p
: *>.Tf B>4ay "^at about two huiio>f<l r^r
. <. wei«> inr;»-ed WhCS n neanter eapnaa
'■„, down and wr*^V«Hi »• mUitary train
Oaad for Strasr>":T ■ abwday Th«T«
■■ .• on* death "luring the ni»:ht. saafclng
• • rota' rVad tweoty-taPSt, ■■nvc. all athera
afCta »i«i«J to b' dytnc The \i.-tlms wer*>
■aMfera
Two *'c r ;a' DMtl hay» been arr^loi. Slid
' c i.uaigod vftta bavfas pt>*-n both rain«
th« rlpi. 1 «if wav it ?*)«■ sani^ moment.
What Do You Want
This Morning?
Th#» chances are you will
find a solution in thc> "Want
Ads." If you don't find it,
advert-** for it The co»t is
trifling.
THE TRIBUNE,
] 54 N'asuu S;.
Uptown, 13t4 Broaoway.
BARLOW IS WROTH.
'Comvinitis <>f (rjtiivsws in
Bond Forfeiture Case,
The Poard cf City Maxistrat-s has a Dew
• naaataaa on grievances, nppeaaaai yes
! tssfay at a iiMftlm at Iha West Bale
i court. This committee ir to a'-t in .-ascs
*here acts of any members <>f the board
are •'tirjustly assailed" Its members ar«
Magistrates Herbert. Oarnew and Steir»>rt.
A asatlan made by Maidr-trate Cornel! was
adopted unanimously after raat T. Bar
' Jow. president of the l»oar«l. rising to a
i point of paraaattl piliMagt. presented at
i some length his ewptaratloil for reducing
i the bor.ds tf Vttrf bur«lar< wantad in
! Boston for ■ J14.-W ierx-^lry roUMry from
llUJal o &Mt, for wMe* hP his b«en crlti
|c«OSd; and after tha aOe^d remarks of
Roi.e-t H BMar. Haiti a District Attor
: Bey of Kir.gr OscntT. lUaal»laßg on ftlan
. battao BMCtatiatca afaar tha Furlong case.
i had bean aaapaaod of by the aiarTa vote to
! drop in* 1 whole afla:r.
Magistrate Butts did- «ant lo drop the
; •tEMar -natter" without at least bringing
the Kir.g^ Ooaaty aafclnl over aa say ba
was Barry.
••The matter stands just where U did
! ,hen we lv.gan with It." insiste," Mr Butts.
••It hi toe to onr •gritty that has been
assailed that we should not lot it drop at
: this stage."
•Mr. Elder ban presented an apology.
replied Magistrate Oatrfan. chairman of
the special committee. "We might prefer
charg-s before the 4ppaHatW Division
anln«t Mm for loo^e talk. but with no as
' surance that they would be sustained.
: Then *-c would appear in the ngM of fol
lowtag out a vindictive spirit. hM it stands
Baar we may well be charitable.
■ we have Mr. BMer*a ataUaaent that h*
! dfdn't talk for publlcaitMn. and statements
! _1 iianiaiiailnllira of the areaa that he did.
I want lo pay tba* in my Feara of e*
perience n the District Attorneys oflice
■ and as a magistrate that 1 hay* often
talked with reporters hi confidence, and
v here a senl against publication na? been
placed on my confidence it ha? never b<-e r
i violated. I have my peraoaal opinion about
• wha told the truth in this controversy
Magistrate Corrigan then read a letter
' from District Attorney larke. of Klnga
Icotmty. regretting the trouble and exon
* rating Mr. Elder.
Magistrate Barlow explained that there
\ had b*en no irregularity al>out the bonds
: of the three alieged bargtera, and that it
, was a slmp> -as. of bond forfeiture He.
reduced the bail, he said, to avoid a writ
! of certicra: 1.
: Charles W. Appieton. the newly appointed
asagtstrote. received congratulation- from
i the other-? on hi? promotion from the Dis
trict Attorney's offi< c. and also received
from Preaateni Barlow his first aßfignment
to Fit In the Tombs court on Saturday.
Magistrate Steinert was chOsen to draw
, up resolutions on the death of "Rattery
: Dan" Finn, to be spread on the records and
' engrossed, to be sent 10 th» late Magis-
t rates family.
CUMBERLAND MXRGER UPHELD.
Noted. Presbyterian Ca=e Decided by
Indiana Supreme Court.
[By IVlflgiaph t* Tk» "Trtb'inc ]
fisllaiiinnlfl. March n.— The Supreme
: Court t.'-day affirmed the case of Janses
\\\ HaTnsey and others against Joaepb P.
Hicks and others, appealed from Van
dertajrg <"ounty. This is the noted Prea
byterian and Cnmberiand Presbyterian
'.'iv:r.Mi merger cas<\
The two branches of the Prc?iiyterian
Church merged in MS. The member? of
»he Cumberland Presbyrcrian ChlU'Ch at
Washington, Inl.. arere not agreed on the
lueaUuu of merger. ou part wishing to
1 omblne. and the other faction wishing to
wwat* 1 mull 1 the old Caanherland Pieshy
terian faith and government. They took
thetr trouble.- into court, and *h<- lower
eoort neW that th< merged cfauictl '^a^ a
rlghi to tbe propertj of the congregation.
YFAF FOR TAXTCAB DRIVER.
John O'Hanlon. Whose BfacfeOM Ki!!*rl
I YoTine Woman. Sentenced.
Jahn O'Hanlon. ■ chauffeur emplored by
tin Yew Cork Taxfcab Company, who livc<
at Ko 2-S TentTi avenue, ■pa<s sentenced
yesterday by Justice i»avi= to serve one
v.^r hi tV»<- penitentiary as th*- r«=!)!t »f
the s«ylden< to Uns EHlaabetli Bott, who
W3« run «iv«»r a nd killed on v.->-.^nit^r 1 }my
Th' 1 taxiuab • Han'on iraa driving.
*-• - <-»ijng soanan t«-a ! croastag 5M street
at VinMi avenue «-h»n the c^r r^n over her.
O Hanlor Immediately put on full speed and
harried away. H we. caught. however, at
7 '<i street &n<i Gohuubai svesme, and pjacml
und"r arrest. His defe 5 at the rhnc was I
t^at h» did not know thsi t]-,« taxleab bad
' it mv one.
SON TO STJrrFT.D -RAT7EPY DAN 1
Named by District Organizptmn to Fill
r^thpr's; Fl?.c^.
Unniel E Finn, son of the <l»ad city
inwa.la<ia<» . will awjueed his Cat! as
D*!nociatk' leader r >f the M aaarmtilji D'.*
t trlat. if the aictlon of the dlatrlct orpan
: btatSon ; « -ratlfi^ by the T?mtnar:- Hull
«»x<-«~i]tive UMmunHtee Young Finn i= an in
siwrtor Nl 'be r^par^m^nt of Licenses Tt
*].Vio f, rear, having been appointed in OH.
There aras a report that the EtalHvana
j v .-re planning to Viavo Frank Farr<»ll, the
' baseball nagnst*> 1 owner of tb«> Hichland
|Ofßa selected to take alngiiiali Fhin'a
: idaee. He liv^s in West vSth ro^t. and
th»» memb»r« of th" TTganlaatltm protested
against havtne a non-r »Sld«- n< ]«^ad^r.
HER SKIRT LINED WITH MONEY.
r>osd and Supposedly Pov#>rty-Stn'<:kPn
Ortogpiianan Had Nearly 54.00 D.
Ctlca, K. v .. MM XL '"■■■■■'naUea t«
• daj af tbe • lothins: of Kll»»ri Hobbms. eiehty
j y^ars uf :tz< . f^urid dead In h^r room in h
| baardtec li<.t;«<» In this Hty. brongn< to Ugni
! jr. '■»:,< «7 *.-».,• in ber skirl Of thfa |l«t
«•» in gaM an.: th« i; eeata in small roaaa.
T <• bod) lii-i ... . ;i tak.-n In rhOCS* by the
Departmai sf Chnrttiea. whe nude ar-
Easajemeata for the fuaaial
a
HIDE AND LEATHER MEN DINE.
The seventh innnal iltnarr of th« Hide
land Leather aoaorlaflon was bald lai«t
• night at t *;•- Uotel Astor wijii iw.. imn
irei of the kaMaaaaa men of "tin Pwama>"
present Tlu- liid<- and Inathnr men awre
unanimous la favor of ai, effort t.. f.eeure
Mgh pre*»ur*» fire sarvsoa f,, r -- ti!-
Bnaasp.** as the aactisa just saalli «>f
j Biaaalyn Bridg 1 and aaat <.i Kaaaau streH
Ila cal • •'' Bdward m Balomon, praaMant
iof the nanodntlon, sraoMed Tlk- Bpaafcera
I v* r . William McCarroll. Pnbttc liatlua
, Co*nniinslori^r. the lt»v I<r KafaaasiaJi
BoyntOO, and Popaty ChW Overla af tha
Fire ij»'p;irtiueiit. Others present wore
, si. in. ■ Kew, WTUliaai H li.'ll-r. Julius
i' Itehertaan Jaaaoa M Hoatcocßery, F. F.
I CuUei aii<: -<<!»;♦■ I! Raymoad
' WICKENDEN'S PAINTINGS SOLD.
a aertraM af Philip <;ill>Tt llanwillim.
palrii"l fr«aa Hta in I>*J by Robert J. Wi.-k
eaden, l»r<jut;!ii the ton price la.st tiit'ht ;.t
tbe t.r-i seaatoa <>f ih« asle of the Vl'lclien-
i'.fn OoOoetJon at the Ari(iert>i»n AtKttOtl
Compan; a raaaaa. The patnfmg va •
ionght <.)i OfWCT l«»r Jl7O ' A Wliidniill. '
006 Of Om -■ Mlrhfl's eaßTaaec, was sold
an atwar for $1 -». mml Wlckanditi'a "Htajo
In B»Oa— Ja H\ogar4eraJ IO«m," v\o«it f. r
*",. TSU mm prlca .>m i'<i for "IMana
An.er|raii:i," b) UM O6M arti.,l. Elia ' Jli
plea in Auiunn-I/iiircntlan Hi.:- .' bi«u*:iit
V 3. ~n.l DatJ«ii?riy'» "IVj.siiit Wom.-.r. iiatb
arlng ll*irt.». ' rllk Mr • BauM»ny*a at*
«^«r<»ir»'i nil «i:>- la< k. WU *a>l4 t"i ii'J SO
.].-■ tie .\>..t:i:.C£ tilt* ->--vi.i.
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY. AiY.Il i. 1010.
ENGLAMVS CONTEST
FHillT OVER LORDS.
A*tfuith* Proposals Pnriend
an Election in Muij.
I>-indon. Marcn 31.— QpßoaltlOß aaaai
ment to Premier Aawjutth'a resolutions on
the v-to power of the House of I/ords was
moved in the House of Commons to-day by
Fir Robert Bar.natyne, Finlay. Tt declares
in favor of a strong and efficient BBOsaal
chamber aji.j expresses ariUlitgneaa to cot>
sider proposals for *he reform of the upner
ho-.js-. but de-lino? to proceed with tha gor
eriuueut Bropoaaja, which would destroy the
tTsfifnTniW of any second chamber.
Tlnaton Hliwiirri ChurehlP. the Hem*
Sccre'ary. made an important eontl lbiltlotl
to the Uebate. He said that when the veto
resolution* were disposed of they WOVM ad
vnnre with the budget, regardless of the
consequences. Unless the House of Com
mons carried the budget it was idl<\ ba said,
to look to •'-■« King or to the country to
carry the veto bill, but he predicted that at
th» proper time and under the proper clr
ctunstsncejc they would succeed in carrying
both tfie veto and hudgret measures to the
Etepg of ths throne.
Mr Churchill closed with a nignificant
statement "Tho tjnie for action," he said,
"has arrived. S'nce the I»rds have u-sed
their veto to affront the prerogative of the
crown and hay« invaded the rights of th«
Commons, it has become necessary that the
crown and the Commons, acting together,
should restore the balance of the consti
tution and restrict forever the veto power
Of the Hruse of I.ord"»."
Premier Asquith's "guillotining" motion,
which is published to-night, provides that
the committee stage of all threo veto reso
lutions shall be concluded on the night of
April 14.
The government has apparently made up
its mind to bring political matters to an
issue early in May.
In the House of Commons this afternoon
Premier Asquith announced two motions,
the first to be made on April 4. setting a
specific period for the discussion on the
veto resolution?, and the. second fixing the
time to be given to a consideration of the
budget
The general opinion in the lobby t<->-<iay
was 'hat this arrangement portended a
general election within six weeks.
() BRIEX S (AMP. 1 1GN.
Sirong Support in Move to
Break Redmond's Power.
Oark. Marrh B.— A large and enthusiastic
meeting at the City Hall to-day founded
the -All fT Ireland League," the object
of which William O'Brien. M. P . said, in
The roursp af a lone speech, was to enaHe
ih» Irish peopl* to ebMW between his
proexamm'. which would reconcile- Catholic
and Protestant fellow countrymen, and
John Redmond's, which set them against
each other.
Mr. ORrien characterized the Nationalist
party as "a mere puppet— a detestable, sec
tarian WCTCt Baeaßty. who>p avnwd pur
pose was to build up a system of Catholic
OraaceJsßl more inexcusable than Its Prot
estant forerunner."'
lx>rds Diinraven. Ros«mnr« and Castle*
tow-n sent lattera approving the movement.
TARIFF TREATY LUNCHEON.
Fr°iT-h and American Represent
Exchange Congratulation?.
Paris, March Si. M. Dupuy. Minister of
Ccmmerc», gave a. luncheon to-day t«» «-t»k--
I -rate the Franco-American tflriff agree
ment. Robert Bacon, the American Ambas
sador, was th c guest of honor, and other
Amerteana present we.r Frank EX. Mason.
American consul genera] ; Arthur Railly-
Blanchard. secretary of the American Em
aaaay . Bernard J. Fhoninger. the president.
and \j. V. Benf-t. the former president, of
the JUwertcan Chamber of <"'«mm«»rc° in
Paris, and James Hazen TTvde.
Th«- French gueata included M. Ruau.
M'nist-r of Agileulture; M Trouillot. Mtn
ister of Cokmtes, and the members of th«>
ParHainentary Tariff Commission of tr>
French Chamber of Ceanaaerce. M Puruy
expressed rh«" national paHsfact'on with the
treaty not oniy bnciUKi the material inter
ns'* of rhe two countries had been reclpr<^
cally and equally r e«!pr-cte<l. but als^ be
i*a'iw H meant a reaaarmatftoii ©t friendship.
Ambassador p.->.>ni «a«d that both Fr^r.^o
md th« Unrted State* -were open to con
gratulations on the happy issue of tiT«»?f> nßgnttationa,nß
gnttationa, «nd potnte.i ooi that rhoir sue
s ss ma due aapedally to the effort of the
"Foreign Minister. M. Pichon. M Pupuy
and Ambassador Jvsseraad. He h?Hed th»
aorord as «tre n jnhenin(? th» ties of srrn 
pathy. fri«nd«htp and fraternity which
boimd the Bist^>r republic's
OPTF.NTAJ,
•YAI.TY COMING
Princes Tokupna. nf Japan, and fW
Tair.. nf China, Will Visit Her*.
Brattle. March Prin.-e Takngwa, pre»i
dent of th« Japanese House of Peor«=, will
leare Tokohnma on April M for PuK*t
Boond H« if- the adopted hftr of the last
of th» Bboguaa, who was Aepeoed In the
xrar of Ti*> Restoration in ItJB, and was
•vi'i^at^.i in rmianii Ke will travel
thr«'JKh th» I*nit«»d State* and then k.-i
to l/«'nd<>n to Join Prince and Prin'.-t^s
Fu^hirna.
Prmce Tsai Talo and a staff of sixteen
army, navy *n.i other Chtneae ofn«-ials will
leav« r«aabUH April I for San Francisco
to FMjdy tii. military and ua>.al adminis
tration of the CnMoi Ptat«>!«. Tbe rilnie
wlil l.c followed In AvajVSt by his *>;<ier
brother Tsai Hun *»nd a suite on a similar
mission.
VENEZUELA PAYS DAMAGES.
British O'R'Tiors of Schoonpr. Unlawfully
Seized. Reimburseii.
St. Vteccot. K. \N . I . Mnrch IL— The own
ers of the Rriii«=ii tmdfeag aeatoonar Lady
KeaataCtoa. whiek was unlawfully seized
hy Vonannaasa attthortttea off Uarsartta,
an laland in tha Caribbean Sea holnncliaj to
Veneaaete* an<i other eastaaanta have r»
<-ei^»»d from tiie Veoesaetaa BOveraaMot
|l.<'3ii In satlnfarlloa <>( damaKf stistaiiifd
throiijrh the detention of th»- reaaH anri
rargw. The achOODer whs .se|j-<.^ In the
Call of I9H, and the action was followed
by « demanii foi i ninprnanflon made by
tbe British goveramoat.
ITALIAN CABINET FORMED
Rome. Miir.i SL— Tb« new cabinet
formed by Signor Lnssaitl la aanouncad
to-day aa follows:
PrcntlW ati.l MlalatereC LaMtil I L.UXCI i.i;z-
EATTI
Mliilmt of Juatloa SKJNOH i'ANI.
Utaiater at renlga Affair? MAH'jfl.S A. I>l
SAN' QIWIASiO.
MMster •>{ Urn Tsaasury— FltAXCßSOO TE
DESC'O
MlnlMer of Klnan^r SIONOR KA'TA.
MtnlKVr at W*i OENBIIAL BPINOARDI.
Mti .mt.-r el Marin* ahmihai. I-EONAHUI
MtnJatei of PuWlc Iststructson -SIUNOR CKS
PA K« «.
Mtntstci or Publli Work* -I<;N<>»; BACH!.
Utolatfr of Apriculture -BIOKOR RAINUIU.
Mintuirr «f I'o»t« an.l Telazraßaa7*tlUlCoß
I'urKia.].!
REGS3TF.P. DISCHARGES A CLtRK.
On cfa'arajea .if nejjtect "f duty and tecom*
P^t«nci--, Baglatoj Qrtfanfcagsn dlachaia*«l
Vlnc«n( v\. Woythjek, ■ aatiatactJaaj etavk,
yaaterdai Tba l«tt« r lives al No. ':.()
Bast ~:t\ nrreet an<! had barn employed In
the |t*wtat«r'a <-fii ai ?2, 400 & yiai alnea
■ •
Mr. WoytJaftt •■** ehatffjai witli failure
to r< , mi an trial la Uv- daacnmrfja ■>: ■ ie
corded mortsast, a/hJcfa «js tUacoverfid .1
«•'.... ti.:l« tfio.
TIE UP ERIE LANE.
(rorfirlff's M or and Section
Bosh / '.eadcrs in Battle.
Pater«on. N*. i.. March 31 (Sp«ci«i>. bi a
pitched hatt'e to-day between officials and
citizens of th« Borough of Garfield. led by
Mayor Karl Rn«l employes of the Brie Rail
road Company the boroughtfs. with the
aid of three streams direi-ted by the volun
feear flrpm"n. Beared h^nvily. an<l bestdea In
flicting \v>und* on at least » score of Erie
rnrkmen Ja'led the three leaders— John F.
Collins, of Garfeld, a section boss; Edward
B. Froude. a freight conductor, of Jersey
City, and \V. EL P.all, a brakeman. of
Faterson.
GarfieM In on the. line of the Bereen
short cut. TiyeJ pr!nclpai|y for eypre.ss
trains an<i through freight. The Erie and
borough official* have been in dispute over
the right of the borough to aataMMl a
crossing: at Van Winkle avenue. A GNM
iri^ was established Wednesday night, and
an attempt to ; revent its destruction U-d to
the fight.
Tho Erie sent a spec!nl train from Jersey
Cttjr carrying counsel, officials and detec
tives and also « gang of l.usky looking
workmen Mayor KarJ met them with a
wtmm tt force but the Krl« official? an
rounced that they had com*; to talk mat
ters over. It was agreed to allow counsel
to settle the dispute, but it is expected the
<-!!spi:t«» will b« carried to the courts, with
the Brta on the defensive.
MAY NAME THOMAS FOP SENATE
Colgate Professor Favored by Manj'
Republicans to Succeed Aild?.
(By T*>A»gra.ph to Tha Trlb'jr.' 1 '
Norwich. X. V., March 31. -It is p.e.iicted
that when the Republican convention for
the 37th Senate District convenes in Nor
wich on Tuesday. April 12. Professor Ralph
W. Thomas, of Colgate, arfi] be its choir"
a» a successor to Mr. Allds. Professor
Thomas is said to be assured of the Mad
ison County delegation, that Iwing his home
county. Judge. Arnold and Assemblyman
Clark, of Otsego. Republican leaders bi that
county, have rleeiared for him. Chenango
will, it is believed, fall in line, and the
nomination may be unanimous.
Professor Thomas is a graduate of Coi
sate. Up was there- at about the «ame time
as 'Jovernor Ifagbes. and is a member •€
Delta TTpsilon. the QmrMf*! fraternity.
Hi? ability and integrity are recognized in
this county, where he t§ by no means un
known. It is thought that h« would come
nearer to polling a full party vote than any
other man in «lght.
Senator Allds pa^s^fl a quiet day. and had
"nothine to say for publication."'
PROSECUTION OF OCEAN POOL
Department of Justice to Brin^ Civil
Action Against Agents Here.
Washington. March Sl.— Civil action
■ic-iinst the agent* in this country of the
European stt^amshlp pool will be the rirst
step taken by the Department of Justice in
the. effort to br^ak up the practice* which
operate as a discrimination asrainst Amer
ican Phipp"rs and shippine interwta. An
export rommf.ssion ha* whicb the shipper
obtain? a r"batc is said to be. one of the
forms Of discrimination of irhien complaint
b.a-"= been made.
h i« sal.J thnt -neither the Eng'ish nor the
French lines are involved jn the contem
plated proceedings, but that most of tho
other transatlantic companies aro
T "nlt*"l States Attornry Wis«>. pt New
Tcrk. vffll prepare 3 petition t.-> |m pr**
s»nte<l in court aatttac; forth th«> contention
o" the coverninen*. and set-king relief from
th<s operation* of the roo:
MUD SAVED HIM FROM FT-4MPS.
Narrow BMRpe of Man Fighting
Forest. Fires in Pik* County.
[By 7>'Bimiph to Tb" Tribune. 1
Port Jervis. N. V . Mar.-h 31. -Forest tires
have l->een sweeping over the mountains
near this city and in plllli^an and rtke
rouiitteg for several day. and it tc onl;-
»h»n an occasional Bhower g'"*°«« ov«r any
region that th» fl'-^s are checked.
In I.acka waxen Township. Pike County.
Edwnrd '"hanler. one of the flmrighfrs.
near'v i.->«st Ma lifo. Tl e w»nt out between
twa burring ■ectiatiß in order to ascertain
the direction of the Hamea. and upon a
tenipfi'isr t<> g.i back foond hfmself hummed
in on 811 side«. Ther^ wat a mud hole not
far aw.iv. and into it ChanW dug with all
his mig'^t an<J plast«»r»d himself fmm head
to foot. Th» flr«s r^ged h II 3T-.njn.il him
and b'lstered hi« face and hands, hut ht-»
jifA wb« sa'^d
Earl; yesterday the fir reached and r\
ploded three hundred pounds of powder in
a hut three mflea from Port .i»rvi«. Tr»"«
were uprooted and bow!<i°rs w "re hurled
about hv th*- explosion
BTGAMTST GF.TS F.IGHT VF.ARS
C nrict*d Aft-^r One Wife OhasH Him
Tu-ioe Across Continent.
Banii yon Hollar, "the marrying count."
■who on Tuopday wa? convicted of bigami .
was pel laMCCd y^storday to eight years in
tjie «nt»- prison by .fudge Blair, in the
Court of Sp<\ ial Beastotifl of Hudaoa Coun
tjr. N '.
In th« courtroom at the tim* A'on MulW
was senfnce.l was his second nife« who
was MtM R-iiitiH Viehlman, of No. SM
Thtrfl limn Manhattan. It yvas she who
I'ausoil \'or> Mull^r's arrest, after tracing
him twice M9OM the continent, from Pali
lamia t<> New 3«lßty and back acain. ua\
iiiK him extradited rrom the PiacMc ('oast
state for triul in New Jersey.
According lo th<» testimony at the trial of
Yon Muller. h» married f*aula Wood Pow
ers, of Riverside, Cal.. In the latter part <.r
IKU. On Kei.ruary 28, IMb, he took unto
himself another bride, m the peraon "f
Ml««- Annie Jacobs, of No. 211 West 92d
ptreet. Manl.Httan. On October IS, IMS. he
married Ifiaa Vtehtamn. it was alleged
ihHt '<■ ha<i married five other women.
AFFOINTMENTS BY MR. WATSON.
( "orr>"rMtioii Counael AY.its<>n app..inte.i
th» followitiK assistants at S 4,o'"»'» ■ yenr
rcaterday ; Jaacaja J. Myfrs, of No. M Wall
street and Far Rockaw;iy: Norman J.
Mars'i. of n». t< WUUam street an-1 p..
cantiro Hills, and Arnold c. Weil, of No. II
Naaaaa street and New Rachelie He «i«r,
npp'<int»d 1.e.. n <";. <";odley. of No. Sl7 ,^f.
John-. Plaeo, Kriwkhn, an aaakftaJMi at
DWINDLING PERSONAL TAX LIST.
When the i>rr«onal tax booki w#r« doaed
for the year iast night R. F,. I. Pawa.
chief .if ihe personal Tax Bureau, >.;iid
he ihoimrht the amount retained wbteti
would l»* lumad aver t.. Urn u\ collectors
would be ahawt the same M last j.ar -
l44:; -( «t.t.<m» i ba tot.il peraonal uaaaaanenta
w«re uhlttl»*d down to t!iis flSUfa from
|U3H,«ai,aal If nil the t.-i*..« .•■re coWacted
now thay will vox the <'<ty aoaaethtog lika
rr^w.«a.
TROLLEY CO. INCORPORATED.
Albany. Maxell JL— The city .< Sub
urban railway Company was inoorp< I
lifrt/ t-'-'inv to a|>arat«i aa e!»-<trtc raawi
twenty -tlir«-« tiitiex lone i' 1 Klnga, QvaaaMi
anal Kaaeaui COOBtiaa from the Rlds*woo4
1 £.•:••» ■: vdir.- in Brooklyn, t" Amltyvill Tr..»
capital Ih CTii,*')*W and tli*> iiirv<-tora are \v:!i
ihiu II Burougha, I. T. Platto, l^ c Nau
bergcr and l>av!d 11. CafDOjr, a€ New York.
rt^CETRACK BILLS REPORTED.
Altat\>, Manh 31. -Tli- Ibroe Atrner.--
Perktn* anti-Kambiin*; racetrack bills war*
raported iavoraniy by the Aaaambl) Ca4aa
Cotnmittet to-day. Ona <>( Ibctn prohlbtta
oral booknial.iii;;. Ai.i'ih. r m.ik<-. th-tnem
bera <«f ra.-etra<-k aaaoelatlonji per«>naUy
lialile Thr uilr.l. which makM an lacloaura
nrbcra ttrtnnx 1« con.iii. 1. .1 a (atnbllng
Ivninf- al*<i. mv re|.<>ri..i favorably l>> il<
.-j^ii^Li- , ■„] I CuOUBUtCO,
six ELECTION KILLS
Measure* Introduced to Guard
Integrity of Ballot.
[Pv T«-te*riph M The Trlhun" 1
Albany, March 31.— Assemblyman Wa*d
introduced to-day a series of bills designed
to put additional obstacles in the way of
frand''l»nt registration anil voting. TI • six
measii s came from the State Superintend
ent <.f Elections. While, they would supple
ment in a general way th° measures pro
pose,] by the Xew York County Republican
Committee which Herbert Parsons cbarg<"l
wer« killed la.«t year because of a combina
tion of Republicans and Democrats on
Washington and Albany matters, these a«w
bill* are not county committee moaaorea.
The first is a bill whi*-h was killed last
year. It provides that in any oase of al
lege*] fraudulent registration in the metro
politan district the depositions of wttacaaei
mm to beforo the State Superintendent
of riortloni or hi? dep-sty shall be accepted
by any magistrate in '..'e-u of depositions or
testimony produced by a prosecutor before,
the magistral". The present law provide*
that the magistrate must examine in per
non the prosecutor or informant and. his
witnesses.
Another bill provides that the pall book
containing the signatures of elector! must
b*> kept on file in the office of the Superin
tendent of Elections. A third provide that
each naturalized citizen before registering
must produce his naturalization certificate
or a certified copy of it. Still .mother pro
vides that th« hour of taking challenge aff
davits be Included in those documents. A
fifth shortens the time within which appli
cation to the courts to have names placed
on the register may be made. This meamure
provides that application must be made at
least six days before election. Instead of at
i<-ast two <lays prior la the second Saturday
before election. It stipulates Umt If the
application bft granted, the Board of Reg
istry must meet on the Saturday before the
election instead of on the second Saturday
before that <lay. The last bill provides that
one copy of the registers after registration
day shall i>e filed with the Superintendent
of Elections, so h<» may have all the f^ct?
therein set forth to aid in his work.
These measures will undoubtedly be op
poser] tooth and nail by the Tammany Hall
member?. The situation at Washington, a«>
well as here, has changed somewhat since
the. slaughter of the Par.-oiis election bills
last year, 50 they and these bill* will have
more of a -nance of passage than they had
a session *s:o
SHOT AT CORRVPTIOS.
Bills Aimed ai "Retainers'* for
State Employes.
f Rv T»l»arrai>li to TIM Trthun". 1
Albany. March H —Two bills which are
the result of the disclosures brought out
in the Allds bribery case and fire insurance
investigation, were introduced to-day by
Assemblyman Foley, of New York. Ona
makes it a misdemeanor for an Assembly
man or Senator, directly or indirectly, to
receive, compensation for service rendered
a.« an attorney or coaßaml for any depart
ment, bureau, commission or officer of the
state.
The, other i* directed against constitu
tional state, officers or clerks in the MllkC
of the state, it makes it a misdemeanor
lor them to receive compensation, either
for th^.nseivec or another, for service to
any person in relation to any matter in
which the state is a party or directly o r in
diremly interested before any department.
■ ommission r>r «-.fflcer of the stat p . For
violation of thai provision the guilty person
is to ferferl hia office and b forever dis
rjtialifWi from holding any public office in
th« state
A hill b* Assemblyman Ratdiri= amends
the greater New Y^rk charter by provid
ing that tne ,-ierks and deputy *s«l.«tant
eterka of ih» municipal court may be re
moved lor eanse by the Board of Justices.
aililjinnil A. B. Smith introduced a
bill esta';i!i?=!iir<g hi Wow York City a uni
formed force for the I">epartment of Cor
rection and providing a pension fund for
that force. It la to consist of the wardens,
deputy wardens, 'iead keepers, keepers and
matroaa The male m»mb«r i i are declared
to b-^ peace officers within the meaning of
the- criminal code, not llabie to military
duti. and li<"n actually engaged in the
performance of duty for the department
i-.-.t <:!ibie«-t to arrest or service of subpopna.
AJHCmhlTrmiin FrteWe, the minority lead
er, to-day introduced a concurrent resolu
tion to ratify the proposed income tax
am-ndment to the T'nited State? Constitu
tion. It Is similar to the Murray resolu
tion, wtrich mi reported without recom
nien.lation by the .liidiciary Committee
Tuesdaj
CLAPP CONTRADICTED
Edward A. Brown Denies Any
Part in "Strike" Bill Deal.
fPy Teiojrraph to Th<* Tribune. l
Mirldletown. N. V.. March S.— state
ment at th<» insurance inquiry to-day by
B. E. Clap 1. formerly of the Fidelity and
Cnsualt" Company, that Warden Browrv
of Sing SiiiK. suggested to him that Ed
ward A Brown, purchasing agent at Sing
Bin«. might know some way in which the
•strike" biU could be defeated, was shown
to Edward A. Br»>wn this afternoon and
the latter aaM
"This probably will lead to the ••learing :
up of tie, wh >le matter. The facts up- \
.ioubtedU ire that at the. time Mr. clapp :
was in the employ of Gcorg* F. Seward.
of the nd«Hty and Casualty Company, and
tnJi bill wnlcb they are talking about was ;
injurious n the company and their inter
ests. Mr. ciapp, befhg a brother-m-latw of I
Warden Brown, sought to better his con- j
dition by oasng the warden for the benefit j
of the company. Whatever interviews or
communleatlana Mr «lapp or Mr. Baward
bad with WaraWn Brown and whatever ajs- |
Blatanca Warden Brown gave to them I
know not Tin« of. and I merely wish to say
emphatically that 1 never had anything to ■
do with the martet and know nothing j
about it.
'I kno-A n" reason why they should un
dertak* to Mnrntn my rhnrartar apiary for j
the purpose of clearing themselves. 1 can ,
say just h* emphatically that Warden ,
Brown did uot arrtage for "ny meeting be- I
tween BeJrard and me. Mr. ciapp frequent
ly visited his hrotl er-in-la and I was In
irodu-'d to him, but 1 probably ue\er had
more than ten words with him in my life. 1 ' |
From »n HUthoritativ aonrca it was ■
learn. d m I'iis ■■'■'•■ this afternoon that ;
Warden Brown who i>- said to be at
I.ynchburc. Va , baa boea kept informeii
of the progress of the insurance ttivesti- 1
gation, and that be has determined to teU i
whnt h* 1 knows about the alleged demand
for *l .f Vt for the purpose of killmg tho i
•Strike. bill. He Is expected to arrive in
N«-w \.>rk within a few flu- » >olely for the ■
purpose o: leatlfytng at the Insurance ln-
i ilgation
M" MAN US FEELS AT EASK
Senator Bar*»iy Recallr. Moror Vohiclo
T.fi^' Amendment.
IB] '-I'rrni-h t» TIM fraasaa.l
Atbtxy< March IL Senator Thou. ■ J.
Mcllaßtnl laJd to-nlghi that lie had an lti
distinct iseoMactlwn of Introducing: an
aihf iwinnmt t" tka motor yaklrla law t>> i
provlda thni each oanaat of a motor car f
should give :i bond to insure ag.iln.-l paa> [
■Ible itnTTT^f HJlllUlll. from the use of tka
car. «Hln r by lilniself or a hirfil chauffeur. ,
••| ,n iiti asent for th>' National Buroty I
i .>ii!i'< |;iv • lv " ■ saltl . "and I altkar osnanMod J
the lompaiiy about the, t»tli «>r the bill caSM
from aooiibodjr In th« oompoay. My recol- !
leetton I* thai M <iie.l in «ounnittee. but I J
would Bw»e lo lo«>k up the leoordp to fin<l
out. i, anybody has been uMn< my namol
tn any fnakfcm darocatory t<> my character I
I w;ll '-<• down tbera aaal ami aaM ulia: it.
all int'iiiiH Dnlarhty «|Uti-k. i am perf-M-tU j
<-i«nr "'" .<ny tranaacUon in which i avar
Hgured, Ml DObodl HI fi< < anytlilng aaj I
lv«." *
ATTACK ALDHJDGE I
I
\ LETTER OF < RiPSEY.
Ba.^rd ov Mi*tal:c Abmwi /V;//
went, Sons Eortner.
[By Telegraph to Th« Tribun* 1
Rochester. PJ. V.. March -f>r. A. | '
| Crspsey. who became nationally Known j
[ three years ago hecau?" of the heTOSy Ufa] j
; which ended In his expulsion from th« j
I Kpisropal <"'hurch. has berom* so jjre • ■ ;
I stirr<*d over the result* of the Insurance |
S investis;,-ition that he publicly admits that
his eaagfelence bothers him bera>is» h" j
wrote President Taft recomm^ndiner r;»orsr»
\V. Aldridg- for ColWfor of th« Port of
Now York. Fie had al-ways been a lap
porter of Aldridge.
Dr. Crnpaay, writing to AldrMg» about '
the ii.ooo which ] njna Kaaanvay t«-stifl»"l
he paid AldHdjf, stated that AldrWge ad- '
mitted the Kennedy payment was wronsr. i"
Mr AMrldge has explained that this money
had nothing to do with his efforts in favor |
of the bill relieving Insurance couipHnl--s
and th»ir holders of a tax. H. F. 1 [
A* wood, \-ic°-pr' > of the ■JacaMatav • I
Garaaan Insurance COBSpaay, has said that I
h» and the late Frederick «'ook asked M- !
Ald'idge to liejp pass f>ie hill, a reqiies: '
similar to dozens made to Aidiidg* and the j
Mnnrof d^Jegatlon yearly by tn*ny md >«- •
tries and interests, and that no rnon»y fig ■ '
ured in. the act. Dr. CYapsey\s lett-r and
Mr. AUl Utaffl reply fol!ow:
Rochester. March KM. I9li
Hon. C sacs' W. Aldridge. Plymouth ave
nwO. Kochesfer.
Dearr Mr. Aldridge. Some months ago.
at the request of a mut?ial friend. I wrote
a letter to the Preaaaaari off the I'nited
States reoofnmending you for the posirion !
of Surveyor of th«- Port Of New York. . !
In that letter I *»xpress^l my beliof in ■ i
y«>ur executive ability and your personal j
Integrity
The fact that I have niltasa and you a*
the Pre.-ifji>nt holds ani.il a letter gltea me
the right an«l makes it my du»y to >rsk of • i
you an explanation of certaia transactions
which bave bfen brought to light in the
investigations no« gotng on in N'en- York '
ar.d Albany in relation to fire insurance
tectslatton. J
It has b«en asserted and by you ad- ,
mltted that you nero paid ii.orio in recoe- '
nit ion of your services in securing or pr*-- i I
renting such legislation as wa.s d»sire,i by!
the fire insurance companies. ; , n d that this '
51. "00 was paid you by their agent ;
If. for a money payment or other a- ■
tfrial consideration, you secretly iis«>d your .
Influence aa leader of the Monroe County',,
Republican organization to satUW or pre
rent leefslation. it would seem to me that '
you were guilty of a grave moral ofr>nc». *
than which none eaa be more corrupting ■
to personal character, none more danger- f
ous to the welfan of rhe stat-
The explanation which you have already
given to the public must, in the opinion of , i
right minded persons, aggravate the evil of .
your action. If you ro.»k thai money, as!'
you say, not for your persona! us*\ brit for '
the use and benefit of the FJepublican or- , <
ganizatjon, then you not only sold your
own influence but you sold the taOasßM i
of a great political party. For $i/«>> you.
bartered away the political inlegiMy of I '
thirty thousand voter?. i
In view of the irnmen«« moral tssaa at I .
stake. 1 think that I and others (although'
I sj ?ak only for myse!f>, who 8O recently I
cave you the benefit of our Indorsement. '
have, the right to ask of you a full, frank i
explanation of this whole matter. Do you
or do you not think it Is right as deal so
cretly with the various interests affected by ;
legislation and to take money payment also >
secretly either to further or prevent hqps>
lation?
As this matter concerns not only you and t
m«\ but every man. woman and child in i
this -ountv. I wiii be glad to make public
your reply to this letter as soon as re
cehred, and I shall in any event make this
letter public Wednesday.' March 9. :
I do not write this letter at tho su™- ,
goatlon or with rhe knowledge of any <>tr,»
person. lam forceo to this painful duty ■
by an offended conscience.
Trusting that you will free yoonstf 'rom I
the charge of influencing legislation for a \
money payment whlca now stands again<t
you. [ remain, very aineerely ■'•ours.
ALGERNON S. CRAFSST.
Rochester. N. V . March 3<>. :?I<>.
Rev. Algernon s. Crapaey.
My Dear Dr. Crapser: Permit me to i
acknowledge the eonrteiiy of your open let- j
t»r of inquiry and to reply the r o.
I have already explained the circum- ,
stances under which Mr. Kenned-, mad-- the
contribution of money referred to hi your !
letter. Prior to that "time i had intereot< i
myself in the passage of an amendment to |
the tax law. but only after recerrhMj the
assurances of the late Hon. Fr»derj.'k Ceoh
and Mr. 11. W. Atwood. both of whaai were
then officer> of the Rochester Geraana In- |
surance Company, that the proposed a£DOB£
ment to the tax law was deaagned to ber.«>nt ' '
the insurance companies and policyholders :
alike. That thai legis:ation did. in fact,
accomplish just that purpose is presonp
tively established by the r-=c«nt -evision of
th« tax la" , mad<* by trained experts, »n !
which this particular provision was re
enacted and la»»r approved by Oovernorl'
Hughe?.
Mr. Kennedy's contribution »a.< not BMaN '■
in contemplation of any legislation It ■
was purely voluntary, after the \xm ha.i . ,
been passed, and after th° T>»j»?p!ature had
adjourned. Th° funds thus contributed
won used, as I have already said, far tha 1
benefit of the ■Republican partj of Monroe ,
County.
I answer categorically the one ajßMßttaa (
of fact upon which you interrogate me by
saving I do not think "it is right to deal ,
secretly with the various interests aaasrted
1 v legislation, and t>.» take asaney pay- ■
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ami interest.
Pubii.h,d THE MACMILLAN COMPANY W - 6S -; **•■•
"W. W."
WILLIAM WINTHR
Tells sonic truths about the stage.
The veteran dramatic critic has
contributed a remarkable article to
HARPER'S WEEKLY
of April 2. It's on sale to-day.
NECESSITY.
Nece?-i:> i^ tr.z m.or'r^r of
invention.
Ev rna!^ for >v>i- : * o-i
For years the building bu^t
m^ has insistently callei for
n remejv.
Owners sze tired of buiHinjJ
contracts which afford no pro
tectio" -1.1 iecl^v •'-■• iT.corr-.z
from their investments.
Ojr Cost Insurance c^^xrazt
is written from the Ovjasfjrfi
stanirotnt — all its provisions
nave one end in view j —
Investment and income pro
tecticr..
THOMPSON-STARRETT
! COMPANY
Fvikinj Conttr-izt'.-tm
Fi::v-One W»i; <--c.
mer.t »!!■•> aseratl! . <-ith#r to f»irth*r or to
prevent legi«ila»tr»n." and n»v»r In mv Itf*
have [ d«>iio «uch a thine. Ton ari" pi*' I **'!
ro d»-aw a n'jrnner of iipws«rrante < \n
fer»n«-»« from a v»>rv simple fart, and th«s?«
Inferep } d<» not admt* Neither dJo I
b»M»ve »hni th* pwMac aria] er>n<|en»n m»
for a Irananrrtoa whirl i-%d In it no ats«
ment of «#rr»ry and n» tnt»ntton of wronsj.
\>rv sln'-<*r»»lv nafß\
. iRt,!-; w. aldripoe.
THINK ONF. BATTLESHIP ENOUGH
Mr. Padgett Says American NaT7 Ii
Twice as stron* as Japan ,
Wa.'hlneton. Marrh 31. -'•Ton r*n drrtdat'
Urn Amerirnn fl«**»t by two and •iTher half
r»f it will b* lareer and mer» #fnrl<*nt H
Ijchtinc rapacity than the Japane«» n-i.y.
aaciasad Mr Padtc^t*. of Tennessee. tr>-dar'
in addre*s!ri«: the Jlous*» on tha nar*l ap-'
propriation bill. •
••I* if rich?." h" aatjaal "thut w» *hr>aVl
lse <«uch .I.ipan"<"* hysteria as w* havo aaan i
pxhibite«i in this rotjntry t» »tlm';!^t» <■>•;;•
■ajanl aamnajthT*
Oanapawaag th» rataalva nav»l str««3ir.MJ
r.r the ITaaaaa f*tar. and Gavaaaav. JaV.|
Padcett declared, the tnited States wan »
=tro,i«er on s»a. m _^^
Referr-ntc t" th<» *loTrnea* with wMrti ;
lapan nad '•omplet^d h»r astaat ha:t>.«hir.
Mr. Parlsrott Instated that the fours* of
Japan was snfflVient to di^pror* the «i3»
aaattan that that nation wis inclln-d to g*>
aj wm with th» raasad States In a aerie* '
>f y«»ar«. h« said. HJR •«*.o<a) had bosm .
• pent an Iha CMaai States navy and Va\*j
....... ( »n tie urmv. wh!> aaa)f *ir>.""."'' <
lih<l h^en j.per.r for th*» awVatafjaaaag o;
ikrriculture. '•r." battl**^h<p. if pro-. ■:■ ' •
innually. lia *aM. would raalr.taln rh^ r»la- ,
■Ive naval strength of the T'nited Stat»»
r»n th** oraaai rompar*d with other MaaaVA
*TBnces*ive preparations for wa- i<»ad »i>
tear." h~ declare. "If ■»• *nvr in rtKhtOOBS- \
n*»>»s w« »hall reap manhood. If "•■• stf^
the. aaaaai of war ■»»• "hall rang Mooanaa»t»i
and disaster "
NEW , PRISON SITE CHOSEN'
Will &■■> on Hudson, Sonth of Wip
pin?er's Creek, Says McKar.
[Rv IMaajaaßl •■'" r Trtb'm* 1
N<»wb«rs, N. V.. March 31.— W. J^hnaaa**
aTaj. nt»mb»r of Mm Prison f~f>mTni»
sion. announced to-day that -he n*w penal
institution would h#> aadH ar som>? point
alonsr the Hudson Rlv»r. «outli of U'ap
pingprs r*r»«>k. Th» reajion for thi . h*
s»aid. waal thjat Tr. p<»r eai I of the- ort^oa
inmates were from the baaavafjha making
ur» greater N'«w York. To rahe rh« pr!.«on
ers np to Th«» inrerior of rh» s?at.« woulcl
enta!! aßßaaoßßßaary eTc^'is^.
Work an the site af B<>ar Mo':r<?a*n. KorU-
I^nd OsaatT- wh»r* i* t-»« or;~r..<! : -"
planned to huiM th«» pr«>;«»^r^'i pr'-»". -»ao
abandoned to-da; .
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EIJCS NOW SFFK DELNOCT
X"T Rr>c,heii^ LnrJ^a 5-=-"i^ O-:r. On.
°ral Alarm for lfts?i-a: Man.
Th° New Rorhell* F.odge of E!"-" aeat
r»tit an slarm last nizht which meant thar
BVJai all o V er *+i» I nUe.i States Trcwiidl
rrraKe s* «y sterna Tic search far Thaaanl Das
nan of N>t>: bmcbmbMj aiha d^sappoaaoal
last Satardav on his «v r_. this ctty.
Several years asc. whi!» plsyins? srolf. Mr.
L><»lnoce. who Ml * rerir»d bustnaaa man.
•uffered a s'.'nstrok". *■ : 't is now biHaiaal .
that m haa aa naVavaal Mi aalnd r*rar ho a»
"ither ardertng aim'esslv about or e!s*»
>,a* ••orr i niitt«>d s'lldd*. M- E*o!noc?. on
>h* day ! c disappear^f. >-an» h»r^ on -*.
New Haven 'ratn. and aMM la.«t j»n - n
•he Hot-l P»!mnnt by i»vn! of N)<« »rt»n<laL
Deputy Poli"" Coasm:s.«io^er Kirbv i? *.
paraannl fri«»nd ad Mr. rX'Tnoc* tivi. hai
been aidinc In the -- > »r'-'ri
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