New-York tribune. [volume], April 06, 1910, Page 5, Image 5

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HOI PRIMARY SPEECHES
Hmmari - Green Measure Is
Strongly Supported.
'ADDRESS BY RABBI WISE
1 > 1
Senator Davenport Reads Let
ters Criticising Work of
Legislative Committee.
» .«-*r- ' 1
,^ r m bjBBBM DoafOapoct.
-,c advocai*-* of IbC - ><tr. entl^.i
► -.g BacntaaOaa* bSQi lotawo
bbso ovaoa aBBOBMta> as poaaty|
ta Qo -iie' r- bvatfatfwo coaaaMUc]
« -opotted a»a.iJi X t ttsael primane". ;
I . ag aa prii.:-- •■ - •' '
Senate a;;d A^emMy lafldOTrl
, ■ , ;a\ bl a .iramatl. Bttaiß.
I .w . following r.is speech, whtcn '
*<-«mj>'foiy dii/oi t!,e profeßsioriHl BaflOfcißa
OBM Bf IbC marhine leaaaia n*a
■ n in afJaa da ooboobobb sjaaam aaaja
■^ poir.tod nM^-" |V Rabbi Stephen S.
„ ..f Now York, which oomplrted tr.elr
<■ ■ ■ jre
v. ■•,-£ Mea'if. of Tloctiostor. an. 1 .
■ >.«f RdO&pa, «'f IIBIIBBT.
■ • ' that sper:a! committee, who had
» „ RR |-,|f-sti.iris dosigiied to embarrass
' •;»■ Brcn prlmarj' principle.,
■ * 1 ; .n.] l>o<-a;-..- • -oofc »^ ktllfll*
prmat • ■ arlea IT. Dem «n i
T f I>-:;;. DOBBOCI 00 tha< ■• ■ tiltte .
«-.<->ko.i .-restrailei, and disconsolate.
KcnfTHl baartßOj afT^rded tho first
r • of tii* j.sion Tot a discussion
»■ . i ; c •• « ii-.rot pri'iiarx l aaaa ■
'■ •• -c.-Ti. ; > fro'ti 'iir'-'-t primary
• . <■ ■ bvloafdafi to tiie Dtood l*t ;nari -
• - .•• <•: tbi ajfjOß af Now- Y^rk wore
.... • rs "' t''* 1
< : :',•• •-•.•■ 1 .-'..Trt. ro:.trast to
' non. none of whoni could be called ,t
I-"!*:), *e-r -Joe" bß*OO
of KM v.:k. «:,fi Bctta n-i'i Jwiic"
:. w 1 o agninst tie <;..\emo-f
■ ■ ■ .■: Bm Mea>io-n'ii:ip.
■ -r tdx • ■ ■ r 'i bj dbi BBMaaaa.
TtMl bllbl cor--rlo-e.i «t tho hr.jnns BOTCn
RaHßaOVOaoaa dirort nomination bill.
: • gifdathv • mnntteo > hill and the
! >"i< atf l.»-as;io « postrutn. ir'rod'.s^ed
ienator <;rwd- and A^rm^ytn,:n Kri»
A Hybrid. Herrick Admit*
■ \-.' vr Herri. -k. rhe white half.
• , cempotana. aaa tac
r ; joti of the I>^morrati<? nMOOafl Me
» ••■') thst the hill m-as j> rrosn between
■ -r- •• ■ ;>r.i .I'roi-t norninaMon plan.
• ~ <-•<»• o<i I he mnventl«>n -hojld
■ Btaimni'io.j •.. n oertairi extent. «ddin«r
• ! ;V M v.-i^ true that the word rT
■ • ..jt lattavaoea 'he <i<-ieea.- ,
..• „-•■•>.. ti. thnt word <iid not
nf'ei the sentiment of tile state
■ nod He mid of instance?
r pooaitaflßJod *!ate had been
I . • • t ,z. t mir.ute. \\ ■■ as Me
■■■.■ tha' inspired the frorching v oe• h
■• <■
i iaad ■ r loaori of iba taajhtfi
■ ■ ,k,i' - c r'OTnmittee." said Rabbi
: •■ •■ i. r.f tho aoido af Loaßo
-•' . sim. crbo coal tbal orboa •a a a.nd two
• n inakirg 'our tho IbBBBJ to d« Bl
ad-; them. "^Vhon «-ori>>deratlr>n <" j
: ... ■■„ p. r^ist* in hrinarlnir ab<*ut j
■ |» •oTirlupion, why, don't con ■
• , ... ..,n,.. \\e have tola!
•r people ••- 'vivin:! xi ho don't .
< - in rjire't noinir.a'ipn 1 -. 1 can find
I i on who are opposed to the
- r .■• fnj •-•„-, y '-^j that
. r „ , abjarttoa totbtibß I ■-■ • «sol
r .v, „ p M . r «?;.»< « cr--i< •r<'.->ri k> rtem.
" • •.-• c - . BO ''an tdo (bad Th«-
•'■ - ■ Hon sy>-tem ru abo
- - C »»r '•» ■ -.; p<-.-rru<. of the bill
■ ■ •■"-•.jn»-<1 :-ele<-t
r - -^-r «• <i «.rra^h-ng Cbo plOar
tbc last juinu'o. Bj be
■ ( Elate? '• • • •• thousand
. • ■ aBl and hear 1t
' .• c oad Patrick *on
» • - p tOe bM< rccca «pii
.v. -- ■ nfl T"v,e; ■• • 1 MV, I" '*<■
• pal are «r<-;-.r-- BfBt « BJ
t tioaaojcT tba oa «^ nf tl-.-t 1 -.-- pan
M^w S^ep^en^cn Wa« Named.
• • ■ (pa •• •' The. nil a S'mtor
■f v- nmats v«« BOantaatoa
i ■ nominated b> 3 r* r ocbi it ' h e
V . ■ •■ mder *• dfr»*ot nominfition ria^ j
v c lemcra ot oaadMc «■ a%a ■» ■ r »> booo j
• < ■••.■*-.■ . .- «1 r»
■ -, • . i mpt tKt ntati t «-m not do
... ■ • • •■ •• . erety tattf • r
.. n- fno win r. f 't*~\ ,It
I • aai ■ r ■ ' •■ ' "-f -u rat -
■ ■ ■ • . bOI v*c
v ■• • r >„, >. >„.. ...•.< Fa
-i ame the rf l I
•r. the> rm nttnc a lot
■ dop>» for Ibe remaitidor of the
• • ;:.-l,f-t a':A VC ''an do no«h
■ > .'•• tbOBL \\i-«t no tsant i^
|p - •• '■ • : • . hottm.
"T r „- • ■ , ■ •.i.-.d \;t this hill mIT
„ .• . • . „n aaaja. bai « • . ■ hr>
f tl HJ* a«- to nil'!*-/, 'hoy
I • ■ ■ '■ it* ■ T' e-. »r!1 i;« |htc plan
w • • * refe»-ejid jm '
•• . - • • • « ban aaj want ■
t •-• j»t '.< » u''
1 :■> .if : ■ tat tbfoaaj bi the
■ ero tho .'n-lrij: n-*>s |
■.•, •r, |t n .#..-.-, r.rt tOOll the floor.
I ad that be had not toOßßacd to
oti f--»opp'Tijf at tho Senate
y •" on tho *«y bo anothor «immlt
; <■■■■ d tho BBaaCfe of Judge
■ • ' ' I. ■ . ; ■
As to Judge Knapp« Addr-«».
I ■ • ••'*: i<.rt ioi <■: Ju<l»e
? I ' • o va;ri, "allkll v.n- In
' : tIM !a-k Of t> r «'. C9(O "f the
•• • • • .-:- ■ . '■>■ cf vt i h ba w»«
1 I was tt.f>'rm»->1 *}<■>> tl at ho had
, v .^,j rejret 'hat oth*-rn BtkO had «n
1 ■ dire i primary ;
• ■ • !••... of tana taj
a.a i • . : • • • •.
at 1 ■ » •: . ■ ■ . ■
■ ■•■ie.l l,ja«..
• : ta i itr. «-^t isajdaai
'■'■••• ■ -. ■. • op- ;
••■'••■•■...■ . • -
■ • ' - c- un .
' ! ■■•:'«; t » :• <•„••.•: ..' to
• or taw letter* «
'" ' " " ' Of I nqin ; 'j;ie<l
• '' ' "' ' " ■ n <Im n*Jo I
:
• ■ r.e.i . • M #.y«r
! -. v . rrlr ;
Jostaad tattm n ed f,f
■'
• 4 ranaanam^, „ ....^
i tcofl BM] ca to Urn < «ra t. m
■ n tica. eaaaodieQ 1.. * .„..,.,
• •■ ■ the fa
■. ■ : ■ ...
' ' ' ' "•' ' «i«j t • I of
cm .. aad
watlgoifcau la thai
' f . fc'onsin.
"-»«•. i aa - • .
Toe Preparation of Da«n
" ' • •' ■• ;.- ■ | „4 I
i , ■ on I fan ca tbo ibjact ol
■• 'ft. „,; ..
oaaiaittaaj aad «i.at i Htei
' • ■ ' • ■■x , •■ •
'' „ -i r cvi Bail) . jio !;.<( n
•
wes of no vMue to Urn «imnttt*e T ie-r i
•vid»r' pvaJsdfcM nil marked that n«> !
tTmn araajbl ever hay b^<*n willing to :-»ir»- j
mit t v « p<-im«rv ca.ir» to suc'i a j'J r > '
"»C<iil«a ••> pecretarj Ptaar*a latiar
thai J^bor « "omtnlssjoner Berk had offered ,
staiiitirj;! i-.rlp to t\'.f committee, it may '
be at! that th" ■jareaa or Btattettea In '
tbt Sate of fflnififTn is ere of th« very j
nnest in t!:e rountw and is ttoaely relaf'j ;
tn Urn rnivorsity af aTaMMaata < - omml"-,
»'"!■•• iif k. in p<*mmentirnt upon the Incl- !
dert wlilfli Srcrr?ar\ at Slat* i-'trar men- i
tior.s. • «■< « la a let r BBtdar «late of Oeta>
bar i. IMt:
A Tew mmtkM **«> Hen? ■ Sielheltner. r«- - !
rmtsrf of i!.» PHmarr ltive»tl*atlna «*om-
Bdtt«« of yorr Mat* Legislature, failed .it ;
tbi nffl. ♦■ «nd injide an appointment tor BM
to „r>pe*r before th^t committee In about a
»«>*k ■• r t< :i days I atfurad a vrrv ha- j
portant r«:t«r irhl I ■'.■•;'. l have takßß nx
out of tbc «tt> In order to b^ aala to meet :
this cr>mmitto#> when It retnrned to tBC
utat* t<> make t».i<= Investlcatloti <»n Us re
turn th« roa 'i;:tt»-»- .I'.i-vl at lh* offj.-r> of
til* S« -'reta:-> <.f Stilt*-, la the Capitol
U-ii : dnr. aad Seorotary of Rata PYear s^nt !
f-T BM H BOBH '" tri»- ofti'"
I *ms Ir.trtxiuoei! ;o Mr. Knapp. who
asked me a few question* regarding our
BtatUTtSm OB primary »'le.'tior.-. ;in<i 1 lOM
!.i::i if ha aooM ■•company m«» to the ofAM
1 vm,:d be ciail to BMW whatever infer
matlun I had upon the pabfCCt. «»n our way
[Mai t1 • fKi niiif ot Hi lea oftVe to th»«
oJTii-^ if « R .'c-.wi nf |^j>or and Industrial
S!«iii!-tl< s . Mr. Kaapp raided —■CBal oh
faet^OD^ to • ir jiriniiiry CfttCttoa ?=j >l< > ■-. . but
on examif.lnp o;;r statistics it «v found
jiot nn* o: ttiem could be sustained. He
ask-'i-i no to baal Bqraafl in readings* and |
ho a>oaVl acad lar bm to appear kedara tho
corr.ni'ttee. T'-.at is the last Khaa l •«» or ,
heard M him - it. ti ■ after th* QOBHatttlM had
«d.((iu-r (1. vaca he a«ke<! r.ie to send what- !
cv» r taformatloa T t;«d to him In Buffalo
Ha< the nifttihfrs of thi« committee de- ;
• •• ■ !>♦ fair. It appears to me they
Maald oartataty bave .ailed upon this de
r»rtr]>»-tn par an U • • mat ran we had. :
b;;; •'ad. ■> soon as it »•>« learned we :
had Illfimnatfiffl! nothing further was asked :
of m i can aeeoaai m this •■ oalj one
way, Bad that bl tBC I otntnittee was or
s.i Bed for tbc purpos* <>f defeating any,
prttnarj etoctiwi i>i'l aroJch mlK'nt ba pre
■CßMd to (rYOT l-ogisiat -!'♦•: that only such
lufmiuatioa v »n»aW !>o of «»sl«itaiir»» in ■
accrMnpUslitng this parpoac vraa acceptable
«nri. tailing to flnrf ;itiythiiiK In our records
tliat «o;i'il contribute to this end. nothing,
FarthV was desired oj na. In other words.
\\A> nwnniWt* aaavawc th* attitude of «
DUtlk'l Attorn^v who (•= b*"iit on making *
r,aui< for !!nisolf by sending a man over
tbC road. reparotoßs af Mi iBBOOaBOa.
AssrrnMyinan Green declared tlia! IbOM
m* .' had «ixiken ai?alr.st the Governor"! bill '■
aT.ci in favor of the committee bill had
represented merely individual 1 iew t, afhito ;
those who would " I introduced to speAk
r..i • roprosentod large orsranlzatlons of
voter? from a.' BBltl of the state,
■peaking of the araaaaf situation In New !
York. Will.axr. H. M aahnaai declared : "it
is not enough to clean house, but we must
an some constructive work which will pro- |
BKI MBT po'.ltiral hablt.Ttion aga 1 ' the »<•
[■BBaSattoa in the future of those thinr^
»!.i«h aoeaaltaia a H <-aninK. to make
o;ir p»»11tlcs pure fnc way to go thmit this,
BBBBtnMttVO work hi to pas? the Hinman-
OPMB bill."
'»•-•* iti Ft Tames, ir.. president of th* '
Young Republican <'lub. of Brooklyn, said !
that h* represented a sentiment In Kings !
fount y for direct nominations that was
wellnigb t» holming. T-i answer to the'
'ritirism? of th* oppnri«T,'s of th* bill that ,
the plan had not worked well wherever it '
had BM tri^d, he contended that none of :
these sta">« had returned to the con yon- '
■ .- orataai
Speech of Judge Knapp.
lode* Kjiarr wa» 'he Bnf «-p«aker
against tho H!rni»n-Orr«-i Mil and for the i
aj ■ ktKo eaaaatttai bm. Fie toM bj d«>t^ : l
of the work of t -* ronimitto.-.. ijßOOaj other .
Thm«rs ba acdatod thai the ■•-!•::'-*
baotflcn am til nonrnated. to nfTW by !
d-ro'-T primary. <"' ar>s IT Rettv of 1 roaa, ,
Wavii». Oaoaty. Bcaobttcaa st*t«» Coat* l
W •'••■•nan, B^d tbßl tbt nfanata-Oreea b : 'i
r-rp n^^^t^; ti"t rrforrri bat PMMOjIVOaIaB.
"V fai » lone and fi»nc»rni|« BtOp bark
vi-d." ho said. "I am hi favor of pff. |
Mary ICfIMIU, «f a uniform primary day, ;
if < v-«-- -v-f fh» part} HOSOtaiaßf and af
cbaaaai '■• oatvcel tl i atoaoal ptea, b<it
aa4 af tir^avirg dov i the -»«nt »tH» I
. gi --, r.f party fjavormacet.*'
Macpa !.'-Inson, a Republican district j
i< !»O«" bj K4m ■-■•, pi'^phesied the. |
end of Refmbttcanteai in Yew Vort <"itvj
If tbC II - i;r»en MJI -r-r y.f.^^.o.j
lit wip* oat tbc ReavbOraa rnni^T
ttcg • tbc BeasbMeaa tetrtfta,** v» bcM.
••you p]«<^* * premi.irn on (aettoaaJ dip^^rr?
*"d ; oij hntM tV> e r»«-mo-.~ratF »o I- • .-r>rt '
»-oi off tbc Beaobltaßa ng itkm by ca j
I - ■ BjaßaMtcaaa. M
r;<-'..ro ti «• iHuulHgj Qovnw Haajboi w- :
o*iv«»d la tbi exocattoc ebatabar <i*iec?r<on<
of aaeaa)cn aftbafMran Prtaaan aaaoeVi
tjon from abaal raroatj on\jnti»-« af tba
Kate fat aiceßaara a«n tattodtaeao by I
ea Voavc ITaflbaaai
THREE MORE CHARTER BILLS)
I
A£*r% Tenement House. BrirU*> and
Street Cleaa'ng Departra<»ntF.
tR% TM«JMaa »• TTie TVb'iT" I
ha- laffl Tavca nan n»t vori<
i"t-. efaavver M b amo latsofaflOc t«» (aj
•<!*'«• ia the Dcpoftjacal Brtdaca,]
Ti '■ T.-nor.ient BOOM I>of^irtment and the
Street < "loaning I «ej,nrtn-ient.
The Tenemen: MOBBI DCBBftBMBi bill j
follows substantially the line? of the » - x
!'•■■* f-liarter. Tho prevision* have hern
• • mala taaattaai by the ecatta and
tho ■*<■■ -•-„• ■ avtbartUai during the
laal tea ar«
Th* bin idatba] ta tbe I»«p»rtment of ,
Bridges lnebid«"<. »n«mc the powers of the
f;ridg» Coaunissloncr the riiaure and con- i
trol nf the coristniftion and e<j!j{t-,mont >f ,
the DMBJCtBaJ ■■•T'l. ng aMCB is to <-onst!-i
toU the Manhattan terminal of ttH Rr<«y<
'•. n t;'.'ip^. This is '.n accordance witii '
ajli •' ■ ■aactaacai laumtty aotalaca by
• ; 1 • Mfta.
The hill rolatinu to The Deaartnaaal of
Btttoci oeariing ocatbmci acaarally Uw
ptvaeai • .■•::■ <<: tbc Oaaaaaanaaor of
-••••• Qbjaad .;. bsj bj brief • than the pra
rtsan riatfag bo Bn bum oubjact in tbs j
BMacai cbancr, rodaaiaal attei having I
bo< ■ e;it,,; ri; , •. , :
RACING BILLS_JDVANCED '
Attempt to Recommit Perkins-
A^new Measures Fails.
>n> fcfaajraaa to raa fMboaa I
AJbaay, AJarfl •• after ■ boated .\r«u- .
men' to-day tiio AsM»mbly ad\«tior-d th« '
F'erklr.s-AgneH bOla t>. i.rov»-nt oral bOOfr
maiitiaj aai iiiake acraan of naectraeaa and
lactac aflirtabi oaataaMc to the ontl aain
IM T • !ifnr<T«!v ot the flcuEU
paatSraJatty Uh Ttaaaaaay riieni»K-r«, ..j,-
tbc 1i::K H<'.r>rr tbay OrarO - eased
en ■intnai so raecaußtl tboa »■«,« d^f'.it.-d
bg .1 vo> . i «;. t.. :,. «.rt*- ■ preliminary
ote of r to 7«. The RapaWf^p i members
\ot«d Baf Ibc hjil*.
Myaaaa Potfdaa Chainaaa
• < '. the < on'p < uiDiiiihMon derlarvMl
ii;it favtaaj 'i* r ta*a ovMtba arfaoaotbo aVbi
were In i-onimittee not .i single requert for !
. bcafftag aan loootiod Mr. darbe, of
!. 1. > ii. »li" repre.«etiui a distil, 'In
p. IK-li ..«'.•!• ir.ii-wMh are meat, !
laafaaal tbal bto oaßjadtaoata aarc titled
.. I li^arins. aaaoeßbtyeaaa HOO] and '
luley, <>1 Now \><iU, took tbO fiam«- VflaCF, i
• h rK"*t«<i that the ptaaai lafataaaal
k«- to taa l-i'l f i"ry OCaaatttCa Minority
Uaatar i Habai ■ M aaa af the few 000*0* '
■r»'r wh'i < p}x,sed reeommi'ta! on the flnjj
SUBMIT N. V. DEBT LIMIT BILL, i
IH> el»«ta|Ji :«' '.'■;■'■ 1 .thune ■
• . a ;.i 1 c ■anatat Btvagli *n<i ;
\sn»-ir»blyman Short to-day Introdaoaa tbc
Caa < n <iei/t Uastl btn bo avovato
.• ) '■■ • m axclaaSoa of aolf-aata
■lt asdov ; if- ' aai tit athmal
pi 1 adopted '■> ih« 1 ••; • i.-ndi,!,,
..^i UU Ttm Mil araa prepared by A*
... : „,, . ■ , ..-.:•.. 1 Halilo Al
.••!>• ,;.«>;/■ «<• tn . -i Introduced „ bill by
knatm Vi ■n'f r end %aa*tni*lyinan l.»-e.
•repanr-d b> 1 ie iTtllonM ITnloo, 10 make
..-,.. 1. -I .! 1M..U41 .1. 1.1 Hi. ' .I. •1. ■ • Ti.e ;
■ -■ ;,., , detei mlnattoti 1 y »he
■ „• 1 . . j .-., i . and Ai<!'"' • ioaaM ;\i «>f 1
: - - .-. ig i,!]^!"' "t Itoa tuuu'> :
ti .>>,, * ■• l v.i-«<- of >..< ControUer. I
YEW-YORK DUI.V TRIBtTT^ rTEDNESDAY, \riMl. 6, W*l
HELD UP AT PISTOL POINT
Woman Robbed at Midday in
Populous Part of Bronx.
FUGITIVE CAUGHT ON ROOF
Mob of Men and Women Take
Up Chase After Alleged.
Thief. r 3 Ir*
At Urn point of a revolver and in l>roa<l
daylight at MM ami Simpson streets.
The Hr.Mix. Mm Minnie Michael, twen
ty-seven years" old. of No. i»2f> Whit
lock avenue, was robbed of her handbag,
containing .«..•"» B9 in cash an trinkets,
yesterday afternoon. The police of the
Morrisanla station have in custody a
man who nays he is William Smith,
nineteen years "Id. of No. -1"7 Arthur
avenue, whom they charge with taking
Mrs Michael's handbag.
The woman was walking east in HEM
street As she reached Simpson street
a man approached her, and. pointing a
revolver at her. said: "Throw up your
hands and Rive me that bag."
Mrp. Michael did not hesitate and
handed over the beg. The highwayman
■tarted to move away just hs J. C Rob
inson, of No. *\T«O Ty>ngw«>od avenue, and
CL K. T>e!arme, of No. 7t"»2 WestchestT
a\enu«v n driver employed by a dry
goods firm, who had fen the hold-up,
reached his side.
As Robinson VH about to grab the
man th" robber Jabb»d th" revolver in
his fa.c. he says, and he retreated.
Then I>el»rir.e jumped at the man. who.
he «ays. tiding his revolver in his rlsht
hand and the woman's bag in his left,
threatened to blow his head off if he or
Robinson tried to stop him.
As Delarme backed away the high
wayman ran east in itVlti street. The
woman Ml In a faint, and was taken
care Of by several women who • am*> up
as the robber started to run.
CHase After Fugitive.
I»e!arme. leaving his wagon, and Rob
inson ran after the man. shouting "Stop
thief!" Their yells attracted others, and
before the fugitive had run a block a
veiling mob of men pnd boys was after
him.
At Southern Boulevard the fugitive
turned north and ran three blocks.
When he reached the apartment house
at N««. 10H Southern Boulevard he ran
Into the hallway. There a necro .leva
tor operator tried to grab him. but th"
fugitive racked against a wall and.
pointing the re\olver at the negro,
threatened to shoot him if he made an
attempt to stop him.
Th*» elevator man stepped into the ele
vator and eloped the gat*-. The fugitive
ran up the six flights of steps' of the
building to the roof.
Pic><-le PdllCWlMtl M<~l.,außhUn. at
tached to the Mnrrlsania station, as in
M police tOtopbOM booth at Westchester
and BOW avnti*?, about a blo.~k and a
half away. when Robinson dashed into
the booth find petted that a woman had
tv»en l^ld up and that the thief was run
ping away.
Policeman Acts Quickly.
The potfOCBBOJI ran DTifs tIM lot and
reached thorn Rotilovard in time to
«.».«. the f'jrlth<- rush into No. I'M."
He ftrurod tha» th* man would go t-.
th« roof of tr "" building NW.aughlin
- rnt into the h.o-ie« MXi i"or and or
dered »he elevator man to run hi* <-ar to
th* ro^f at top yrwed.
vs h» reached the roof IfcLavgitltn
took cover behind » l*rg<- »at»r tank.
A* the «an.<» time he saw the head nf the
prisoner. OJtMM hair Is Bary red, appear
at>ov«- th<- fd«* Of the trap door
The man lifted himself to th** roof and
started to run toward the roof of No.
-„ir. A< h» paaaei McLanghiln's hiding
„i t tl « policeman rrabh*»d Mm. The
f UK itl\e WfOJMIMd MnMelf fr»*» and, the
policeman f«v«. pointed h'« re V nl\»r «t
Mm. MrUaachMn "hacked Mm on »h<:
pi«t<-.l ha A with his club and the re
,olv«r Ml to the roof
\wi.auß-hlln then iump'-fl ' the man
and ■aUtJirifl in throning him He
qiii-kly perched him. and In a hip
p«-»oket of th<~ mans trousers, Ne MJTS, he
found another r<»\ oj\ A" thf police^
man flliJUHtfl^l the second revolver m
, T <iw(i of MR, I'd by Robinson and De»
larme. reached the roof through th" trap
d.^r BSBd b> the highwayman.
Alleged Thief Identified.
Meanwhile. Mr?. Michael had Joined the
crowd in th«- «tr*>«-t Khr identififd th^
prisoner, the polios say.
Mclaughlin took his man to th« Mor
risaniH station. Wh«*n h<» was ■earched
the man had in hi"? pockets, ncconling to
thr |»(>ll< c, |555 rive dollar Mia. one '2b
cent ptoOC^ two dim<-s. a nickel and five
rx-nni'-s— which was identified by the
woman, as wa^ a handbag which Mc
fatllllll found on th* top t\>,,r *>t the
apartment house.
When aahed by <.'aptain Tappin. of the
Morri?ania station. If be bad robbed the
woman. Smith, the police say. ooajfOßMd,
j.nd said he would not have molested her
It be had known lIM had so little money.
flat It tl said his parents wore janitors at
the address ho g«v<^.
BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.
fUbMUr. April i -GoVCXBOr H ighi to-day
sictied tl.«-K^ bills:
acnator HOI ptmldiai for the issuance
of ■ftT-yeai 4 v r eCBt < ana.l i >* • t » < » not to
»i,coci B&MUMI in lieu of 3 per MM bond*
|tro\l'»wbl> authorized, but ti<»» WMMd, The>
rfto t" M la iota not tscostftas in
bomobl DMOMM
Mr Mif<irof;nr. r-rovldins that any for
eiK'i . „rp<>r«tlon doing aaalaaai i- this i^tate
may acquire and hold mrli real propart)
!•..(••• be DOOCMBty for UM transaction nf
Its till: -.in»'t<s la thai M;«tr.
Mr «xl«n. authorizing th* ■ajalanl r*" 1
erai to IBM aaaaieta MndBUMI areai rl l>e
|.itiKi»'B ''» tIM «tHt»« \<< ••ity. vllUk<* or town
aulhofltlf 1 <• t .«i state eoauntaaloaß
Mr. M' rrltt. •Pi»ropriatii.»; $I",'*^ f,, r th*
Hale Parent, * - ''-'i> «nd liinnf 1 'omuussioii
l-i ralareal d'i)U(l<<i lands
THE REV. W. S. LEAVITT DEAD
The Ihw William I Lantll son of the
l«t«- ii" Jonbaa f#einll died y«-ster«l.iy a:
AtlmaOc ' :t\. in his olitmr •••i«r',tt, ymr.
Hl> father whs the first aMratar] «.( ti*
AiriTK-an Teaaaoraaee Society. ITaaar the
•Mtl Mi J.ra\ itt's !ii..iiiifc«Miierit "Tlm Kvan
-. in ' of which at aaaaaaal cliMrge hi HO,
•iH.k h i<«iiliig |Mirt Hi tlif- ai'.tlblavery more
nmUL LAM I.' <jrgm<lae<l the Atltl H!.i\e!
~. ri •!. ••«-»• in-- known In l.ni;lu:i'l
and In thai eaaatrjf lac M« wrltlngK on
ri.< 111 1 >(,»• ,iiii hi*, published rowaputi4<
v».tii Cobdaa. H' ww * > the aWhai af — »Wal
tqmmboafei an«j .-I' « 1 " liK'""" nn^«.
MICHIGAN COUNTIES "DRY."
Detroit, April » ' • ni|>:< !>■ r«tuniß from
tb« .!n.-> * cc»»intl«'s In Mlehlaan *ti*r*
local „|,i!,. 'i<<-ti"ii» yon !.'!•! < •rrA.f
■hoa»ai iii.it iwiiiy eoaatl*a raiad ''ir.< "
and -i.ixt -M v..;. 1 <»t UM «M«h;>-thr»-
rnnnttoi fu jrtr*t*f fc '" ('•> ' i »i" no» 'i.r
-ii,.'
UNION BANK SHUTS DOORS
A ~-bjt!._k^ r 4 "
Banking Department Takes
Charge of Brooklyn Concern.
PAY IN FULL. SAYS GROUT
Capital Impaired by Slow Assets
and Some Remaining
N , Thomas Loans.
The Union Lank of Hrnoklvn. follow a
conference of its directors with the stat»>
Superintendent of Banks on Monday nljrht.
closed Its doors reaaarday, -md. pursuant to
the request of the board an.l tht- provisions
of the bankliiß law. Superintendent t'lieney
took possession of the bank's property and
business, placing State Bank Kxamincr Kd
ward I* Dvdjßjl in charge.
The troubles of the Institution are us
cribed to its holdings of "slow assets, in
cluding real estate in Brooklyn and Ja
maica arbfeb cannot be advantageously
sold at this time, and certain aaiuritlca,
among- which is stork of the. Knickerbocker
Ice Company of CbkEOCjOh held as collateral
'or a loan of several hundred thousand dol
lars to K. R. and <>. V Thomas, who at
one time controlled the hank.
Ex-Controller Bdward M < '.rout, who ha«
been president of the bank for mor« than
two years, ma<l«> the follow statement
yesterday:
The ofHc»-r« cad dffOCtCrC '»f the Union
Mank regret that they hay found it Im
pocotbie to ri'-« st.ii.:i the luink The>
have spared no effort to that end and
believe that the coaoec Of the failure Wtn
beyond their control, and antedated the
period of then* inaaaajeateat. These eoacee
relate to this Institution alone, and the
clositig of U.e ITnlon Bank ousilit not to
affect my other bank In any manner.
The trouble arlth i;.- 1 has N>en that the
aaneta a:e su^h that we aye Jwon utiahle
to realise upon them in time to meet the
demand* ot the business- of the bank R' - !
eroanc la m ide to the large amount of real
estate and to rariou* claim* tins-.- payment
is unavoidably defer Theae were ail In
herited by the preoenl efIkSCTO of the tiank
Shortage of rash, not of assets, csprecaee
the BttUaUOO briefly. We have no doubt of
the tall payment of every deposit the
assets are more than enough for th.it fur
pooa.
f'rcsid.nt <;roiit d'til'-d the report that
the i>ntik had Buffered heavy wttbdrawah d
deposits within ft few da>«. and COM that .. - i
Monilav the dopoßtta were $it".'ion larvr
than the withdrawals. The report of tht
condition of the ITnlon >:»nk at th" .-lo»<»
of business on March 28 was:
Tj»-^oiir<' > « Loana anil dbWOUtttO, M.tM.
1C"; ovrdraftH, |2J^; dn<- from trust mm
pantea, hanks and hank T* not included in
next Item, ISI.&M; dae from rwtrM de
positaries, lesa amount of offset-. IS2S.CS7;
rial rotate. $ 1 7 . t> 7 ; wortaagea owned,
1373.23?; Btockfl and bonds. • ir : Public se
<-'iriti<»s 1 book value. $1.000>; market valu»-.
|I. (MM; other BcrariHee <iw.k value. snr?<>.
4T«>. market ralue. $339,434; opecie, 107.
401; IcCjal tender nnt.^s and not. 1 of nation ii
hanks. $12*.oa#; rash items. $119.&a3; other
assets, viz.: pSimHure and fixture^. IS?,-
Si'".: ■ i' trued Interest pot entered, |3*,')00;
total. 17.10.201.
liabilities Capital Mock. $i.n(v>.oar, rur
plnx. lr."l>idiTip ill undfrtded profits 603.-
IM; preferred deposits. 193.099; deposit* n"t
preferred, |3,ft20.!«99; due trust pomponiea,
hanks and hani»rr«;. tt;<<,ii«7, total deposits,
t '■ ■ * r '*. hills payable not maturing until
T«e«-en:l>**r ne\t. '« I «s _'."*■"•: 'itiK-r liabilities.
viz • Ort'ried rbecka, K3.481; raabier'a
check?, $C C . <""">". unpaM dhrtdCßda, $?<
City Has $40,000 in It.
Th» rity of No" York 1;«^ t4<> ITIP in the
bank. It is saw; thai Controller Piender-
Ka«t i 'on day? " i sr r> dr«»w out |2J»,©M of thta
amount, to OVOfl up dCBOOfto with other rfty
depo«ltori#s, pot * t edepoalted It at the re
nuoai of Mi ■ ■ ■oat.
The InatHUttOfl noTr known >»s th" I'nion
Rank of Brooklyn, then "«il»d •*» Me
.-hap CO and Traders' Bank, ■ looad K0
dj^rs •">" .tfiniifi-y BX I'*"^. ari-1 "art« r«-oponi>r|
for business tinder *'*•- p-f>s<»nt «fylo- In
a>aajvai of thai fear, Mill Mr Grout a«=
president and W, .' BtOlkeT 1 , lons '-n.shier of
•ho chaax \r,t .•!!»! T^nrk. of Urio elty, a?
vice- president.
The original Me.' .-in-. . and Tradero* r?.»nk
was one of the oldest banking bntltUtlapj9
of New York • itv a ■■ontrollins: interest ip
«r w^s purebaaod in .tune, iw. b\ E. R. end
(X i», T>iorrin-. th"ti ontiTlni; iir-"'n thetf
phor* career of eonojOOOl in the metropoll
tan Sai>k'"C fleld. E R. Thomas ha I i»^«>n
z\ director for BOtlte time, and other r p p r *
sentattveji of the jy"vK' mtereatw entered ih«
iioard, Bltbo c' 1 ■•■ ■ §cl le Inajei who had
Iw.^n pre«|d«"it BhaCC t W tv ;. .• h» j>ih -
.-f<»ded the late Fernando Boltea, fran .-oti
tttnjod In that office
[n !ie.-«>mber. to*"*;, th" Thnnias- <• BOM their
lnterce< to DarM \ Baillvan, preaMeat Of
th« Tni. .11 Bank ■■' Brooklyn, and Mr. Bui
Hvan be game president of 'he MochOlrtri
and Trader*'. The capital of the bitter ■*■*<*
inrre;)S»d from tm,m to cma.ai and the
Iwo Institutions ore merge,) m Mar«-h.
]Vi~, liadOf »he name of the Mechanics and
Traders' Bank, which voatlllUed to rniny
Its Cleartouj HOOOC prlyllea** The Tl om
a -.«.!« retired from thr board and fr"<* ♦heir
other bank directorates on Octobci SI of
that year. »be day after Charlet W Morse
severed, l>\ request, all of his ofttrt.l eon
aacttaa witb. barks, p. Aua*ustua llelnai
•^ent otit at about the same time
Th" Moehanlca and Traders weathered
th»- parilc. hi' its Thomas- Melr/.e p:ist was
a bear* burden. hixJ on January 29, IPMJ
i he. fetors announced thai Urn Clearing
House t"ommltt«e had de.-ltned to >;ive fur
ther is-lsta;.'-e, alth< thr ITtearlßS
House held about ICaMLiW of "appro ■ col
lateral l^^ain^t which the hank owe.) ft
only about ?i. !*»•.'■'•. and that, in view of
this oltaaUoß, tie caoa reaosreca hi the
bank's noaaeaafoi! DMBOC It Inadvisable for
the bank to BOatbMM without further- atil.
and it would be cloaed temporarily
The bank was reopened In Aupuf-t a* the
Union itn:ik. its capital ha\inic bean re
duced to |lvaa\ial and Ha surplus beins
nearly that aittOO.Hl. The main oOcC was
rOBBOVOd to Brooklyn and all the bran hes
in Manhattan were discontinued There are
seven branchec in Brooklyn, it wax an
nounced thai the Metropolitan Baal cad the
Kmpire TTUeI <'i>inpaii\ had cra:i?e,^
credit to the brink ..f W.oDB.tW fOe •• ycOff
Z o^
4fep
" Nothing »s a. courtesy unless it bo meant 'is.
■ad thit friendly and lovingly." I! old Ben Jonson
**ho said it, hid been a traveller on tht
Lcliigli Valley Railroad
HI.ACK DIAMOND ROUTE
how truly he would have feit the influence c*
S courtesy. The first duty of every employee i 3 to
serve the traveller give intelligent information
look out for the little ac well as the big comforts
and so tirr.o flies when you take the Lehigh Valley.
I IVK CONVENIENT TRAINS A DAY
To Bnff»l". Kimtarm Tall* with through OOVVioO to Toronto. DOflOOl •«»' Chicago
Questions welcome At any Lehich Valley Ticket Office
or Tickets and an**vers delivered at the homo or off:a.
1 460 Broadway, Phone Bryant 42 1 2- 1 3.
TUB Broadway. Phone Franklin 1601 Worth 400.
Hudson Terminal Building*. Phone Cortlindt 4209.
140 Broadway. Phone CortUndt 2697.
I i
at t. j.t>r r»ni InteTCCt. t»t»h«'it riirtimi«*l""
Thi« ... i;nderst'-vi. be been re
paid.
•Tbetbei or not the bank Will ne re
oaenod it t« mill tOO anrrj to predtrt. Sotir
of the larger lalßiaote. it ta understood, '°' r
•ie^irotiji of putting more BBOBO] tntr. it, *' lt
otiier important interests are «alri to .on-
Kirter thai aaHej Inadvisable The crfsbta
of the body of the iteebhoeiera ha\ c rat
•■ !.■ aatoi lalnail. aad if <h»\ * rr nrmbaj
to submit to eaanafaraMe namaann tbt
l:iKtlt:tinn may be reoponed. Another po«
atMNtjr is I ha? aoaaa other Imntc may make
an offer for the I'nion nnd take it over.
The t'nl.-n Hank will he,,*flt b] bOlllßj
Its nffairs pla<'»"d in th» hand:-- of the Str»t«>
itendeni Of Banks iBOIOBd Of a r-
rerrer. The first eaaa of tt'P vrt was tbat
of tbe lion; Bank of Brooklyn, ■ ■■nil
btetttutl which was reopened for DBSt
n^ss CO June I, Itat, aftaf hrwini; h^"n in
ebarae at Iba Bnakbaj Department for
fort: t v, .1 ii 1• a, at a total OBM '•' only
fl.:<"i. Under the now system, it nraa sail
at tir' tbaa, tbc coal <>f HaaMnta th*
wntbuaabois Trust Ceaaaai wculil ba*«
been not aMra rhan 54.-"". eaanaai i Crttll
the f*>.oo<) aOOWCd :he receivers j.ti.s tbOtf
counsel, wblctl fee did not i:i;-;uiie tbO roct
of administering: tit*- tr;;«t.
The report of Superintendent Cheney »st
mo n th noted that t!i" ■ton of dM '-'-
fay»>tte Tn:-;t CaCBBOay na to date a.l ie
reived .■» i>er cent and those of the Mins
baartioa Trust Caooßoay ■*•> aei ccat, th«
costs of liquidation havtaig been, resper
tlrely, 1 iei cent and lap Iflildl of 1 r»er
.f lit.
FAVOR CHILD LABOR BILL
Measure Abolishing Aqueduct
Commission Reported.
|B] T-i»eraph t •■> Tli» Trll-.no 1
Alboay, Apn! :.. Tbe AaeeaaMy i'"tr.mit
up "Ti i^t-.r aad tadsatrlcc iMa afternoon
<leridp<l 00 report favorably th« ''i!' CC A?
aembh maa Murray ptaedbttba] the «-'t 1( ,1...>
ment of BkHawaajot boyi QBdor tweatjr-oaa
■,cir? «>f ace by Hrtaajraai renaaaalai r
tw.r-.ii r!io li.nirs ..f Mp. oa. an'l .'• am. It
was t!,^ COOltOatttMl Of laaeaatntatHoi of xm
turm •aatloaa 'hut aoya ; ■ carrying
DMCCaSM .• nipht to pfeBCCC In Tentlerloin
dtotHcta were ted Into t«»in;itatlon. The
Pad** hill. tilt ting Ibe »orkfne hour-*
of children aad miner?, was fßTOfaotf re
ported
■tartltea caofoi won aoadc *o-doy
against nlcht m^sy^nger »er\-|ce In the
larßr rtttet • f the state hff-.re the As
bobbM] reanaattee on Labor and hanaanrtM
jit th* lioirinjj <•»; th»^ Murray hill fvi
ward M. Darrowa, one of th*> laiiallaaliiri
of the National <"litid I^ihor Committee.
who bOO keen Khinp nil Mi time to o *tidy
of condition* nnilrr wMell night nMMaaaaen
v..«rk In th*> l^rc^-r clttea of this rountrv.
via?: t'i» BSBta spiakfr In BObaH of tlio hill.
"Our Invrstication." Mr Barrow?. sai>l.
"ha? only pro red iti « nanehMrTC ni^nnpr
what any one wbo atoaved lo tiunk cotili
Ktir*-s. it employed ttaetf CBjOfljl i' 1 'iis>«>v
erlng jHSI In vthut way and to WbOt extent
the TcadcrMß' naed the niKht BMcocagot
,«>ervl<-« and th<> *(Te.-t ••!! th^ beyi th«m
.-< Kroo. \v.- f.->ir!,i conditions that amszH
even th" ino^jf sophist i<"ated of us No (MM
ho Baa not l<e«-p fac«> to la«e wltli actnal
condMhNM can have any roottsaitOß of the.
dfpth tO >viii.ri ibeat llttlr nlcht BMOaCB
z,.-ri are drafsod doaii by tbeti iwi."
Pp<^.ikinc i" Caret of Ibc btU .itso. <;*>ori!»'
A. Hall. serretarv af Hie New > .jrk CbM
l.aber Cbamrittee sat-i: "This BOOaOBVI
w:is lr.trodn<~«»d at tlir request of th^ KOW
York <"hUd l^ih-T • •onimitt*"-. It Bl bnaei
or. the findine." of 1 cafloful nveatlgalloa
roverfnc over d jrear, conducted b] UM Na
tional Child Labor CaOUBtttOO in eieht
,«tnt*s in the ctMßiry. i" Nooi fort Btatt
the- inqjiiry has b^n DfOOOestod In Now
York «ltv. Buffalo, Hoebeafr, ByTaCQCOi
t*ti<-a. Tro> . \ ...-• and Bebcacetady. In
the l^rc^r eftftßfli »* mlgnl '•" CSPCCtOd the
nt»n' of (he e»!1 >■- greater, aal roodlUona
arc f'lllj ac ' b;id in th.- «nialW np^'at 0
titles
"Tbe Mil ad ■•••••! docc not bare ai Ma
ohjoot th*> BboOabbMJ "f nlsrht mos<-»>ns»r
aßf.fltc catlfoly. We eaateaei II ci irbal
aver nocdlui ocrrfc c amsl be fonrisbed lv
Mi« -.:■£•'■■ •••"Tipan'o* ran r c »'lt'y he
f< l by 'loin* adults. Tho pool)*, WC
sr<> conMcat, if it realiz'l Ibc coadßttoaa,
«o«|r| <l»->r»an<l this ... »\# rn*>3
ocaajci '■••■ t ) -)■*■.('■ ■--- non th* ..<<"■
omroaadtaSß r >f rle« and immoniniv ••om
m.jn to woeti work at ntgrh' In i^irff cities*,
•„,,t f..r tbc Oakl Cf the .•i.mmiiniU Ol
Wall. Tba tectl re\pal-<1 by tbßl taiiaall
P3tio>i ikji" aroaacd p^"P'* > fo tiir Bcrtooa>
Deaa of th.- migaltea, <ii> • ..I in \t<--t
chus»tt» Maryland :»n<l Ohio leaialatloii *.■»
now pon<lir,; t.. atace furthei iftajuaraa
ai c M nbjbi BBCoaoagori "
Tho bill of AawaaMiiaoß Otoca iboMali
Inn tho oM Acjacdael CoißMßlaalaa of N ' < "
York City »'ll transferring if<j dottea fo QM
ritv's t>.partment of Water, 'i;f- aad El«? ,
ttirity was reported thai after uoea bj Urn
Asaembr* CoßMalttee on rVntei Oac and
Fi.-ctr»'-i»\ The t.iii woe oaßraded le i^r- '•
f^>r tlie employe* of the rommis^toTi t.. tho i
department laktna; over the rom miss ion's '
,»,.)„< Tl'is Ml! i- PMBBeatal to the j».-ti>-»i i
>f Mai Gayaov r^movinc the rnetiibers
of the old aqueduct < •••mmlssion and ap
pointing ■< BOW ronnntaotoo Orttli the nn- •
deratandtes that th" terms of offi-e of the
aaeaiben Bboafd expire when they had
rl^ared 08 th mmtaaJoa 1 business.
"CONFUTING TARTFF LIARS'
Mr. Tajvc Says Now Law Is Speaking
for Itself.
V\ .i^h.UKtov. Apr'l :>.- "The present tariff
■ . . m i-; i very day confuting the many liars
whi attack if." declared RefMjoooatatteo
Serene R, Pajrao, ■' Ken York, chairman
of .tie \\.i n » and Meant Conuntttec, as he
was teawbuj tha Havoc to-day after a eaa
feren^e with PreaMml Tnfl.
"Kron OVOfy standpoint It i the no«t
roefiraafttl bU lan •!■•■■: ... baAj '
'■■ declared, "it talks for ttocU every
day In tt.e upbuilding of American business
ai home and abroad Th.. aatstoraai and
minimum provlslotiii of the bill aJoac !ia\e
opened the markfs of the world t-> tiie
£;o<.d.- of tr*' 1 I'nite.j State .."
SENATE m OF PROBE
Insurance Resolution May Die
in Committee.
GENERAL INVESTIGATION
I
Finance Committee Has Plan to
Look Into Legislative
Corruption.
!.: T<-1 c.ai > I Tbt T, IkMß* i
A. I-..!! 1 .. April J. I'i.t!! QM lender* in th"
Seuat" hc.fj determine! wh.if t>» d>> about
a general tOOoattSOtJoa «>r lagMottM ■•>'■■
rupii.-M It .. iiiii-r...>.t.' tli.it ;my action
•a m be uk<-n oa tii*- HrtaotßOS pooolbSloi
for a fi r » ■ Insurance -nv*- : ;
b> the A*semi>ly 'a-->t r:i>.!it. T i* will POOI
it: tue Senate Fiiiance • ■ .nr.iittee mean
tim*'. There Is nn f\»ri .hanr. tliat It
may not come out of that butty In any
aaaa
Home Senator* .ire n little «us£>i?lou9 «f
th»- OOdfkl DWOBtlOjOtlaO biajl ..f Si»e^ker
WodOOMVtll'l ''Kl^r-. «M«1. t.i-.k »'.c form
of OdopCtal ( 1 is res«ilutii>ii Tliev want
to be le^tain th.tf tut-:.' it Super
ltifend< ■ Hotchkiss hasn't done that th:*
:.p*ci;i! l<"Ki«lHii\i' committee cituld tl<». ''t
.ain other Hrnat.ir-; -;. -. that even if the
Superintendent ha«i 80l ■£ the n'^fii'iil
powers ti:e,-e .4 •nr.W. i>" i '..-ojirf invej>ti«rt
tii>M. of w;.n-i> t:^ F .i( tnaocoaei iftTf*^**
.-hoiiM !>»• out-, a part
■Ti'.ere j.-r, t ,-t:i;. OftiOtJ itiit tti'-re wil.
!rf- an i'i\estipa'i«>ti ••' lire insunm-f com
pany conditions. " >;u.i S.-iiHtir hay's ..f
BufTal" 'I ilon't know wli-t'i-r "r u..t Mr.
Hotc-hkls? lia.> ;»m ask. 'l t.. express Ins
views on thai >übje ( t N-fore the Finance j
• "ommittee, but .t < » to me that OMOM
be the proper course. He, aamVi the in
surance law.", hns 1 nart tx»wer.« of .n- <•:-! i -
E.it.nii in t!,e taklKK "f remetlUl step • ■!
lin the roeomoKaoteflaa .>f hiojbfatlao ■■
lt.in.iy ii" that tiie ir'.;'i!ry h« Is -Liking
will answer all useful pur;M^se.». i>f i-ours*;. j
he ril.-ht lia\- Information which woul-1
remier necess;ir> a legi^latue ir.fjutr-.. But
certainly we .-.h"!ji«i kn «w : i* v'ews befor'
taklns any action an this re»ol iti'in."
Th»- Se,iat>» Kinano- OBOMOOttM hOO made
a lOfl .iiv draft of ;i rtOOtaftaO (Of ■ J?»n
eral i-iven fixation of |esisla?i\e corruption
which it will report s<h.h ul.en ir hag be« n
yerferi Action «>n this by the committee
probably will ■attbi the (af of t'.\o J|r.
It.*. rti" - proposition
Tins tentative re>oln:i..n pmMN f.i =»
«per-)al |ejji«:tati\ c .-i»mmittee to iivesttjjatf
I !«pe.-jri< - charges or nril autheriti.-ateii in
| stan> e» of suspicious transactions r«»ffar.!
init |eKi.^l>irioii. It was tatSßdOi la have it
-•> framed a<; to sh;i' OOJ IWaoCtgßtloa al
corrt«|r>r gossip or the presentation Oi ma
terial for investi*«it:«->f by irresponsible per
sons. As a result some <<f the more, radical
Senators fear that it would be .. narrow i
01 rest ri. 1 "*.! »!iat the proper kind of broad
ir.veytjgation could not b<» carried on under j
Hi tennis
Tbe reaatarJea whtch b»>th *4emeaai in
tiie BnwM ; i'- strKiiitc woiil.l \y a happy
modanm betweea the KOWOBBi atiij \V\iip
wri^^t «weepln^ propositions ;ind the at
rirud-' of Speaker \Va'i.«worfh thif fherp he
no inve^tica'tnri of anythinjr save a *r»ec-;n.
charare airatnst » m»rril<" of the present
r,e*i«iiH! lire it nenaa M m»n '-v* n«w
romb, \Vatnwri^ht, FTlnman and others that
'he .|raft|n 5 „f aadi ■* loootatlaa would b«
Iso difficult a" la be ntaawai hwpaamaa and
'hat in the "id a fWOttj liberal AOEMIiOI
M to tbi scop* of the Inautry will h.T. c to
be Itfl to the pomartttee to tnake it
That, of ■.-.. »ome opposftinrt to
the propoisitiflp ii tho S^nat" and m'!>h
from the WOjtfOWOrtt niach-n* 1 in rh^ ■■\r T
Kr^n,-h t »f the LagMMOM
SUGAR COMPANY RAISES WAGES.
The fired of the Vrpo r i,- Hn S'lß.ir F{r
finint: OBMSOOJI <t n m<^»jnc kaM e^ter
tay in ibli ctty «oto4 N hosfojooa tiu-> waso-s
al ofl Iba fnct.Tv tmiplujti nf fh» roßßaaoqi
from I In I 1I 1 [>er <cnt. A'.oijt fiv thonjnnrl
fn»n «ri!l l.^n^flt from rh^» hi.-ri.9w • ■
This bottle'? the sun of our-tablc.
His beams arc rosy vine;
We planets that arc net ab'r
Without his help to shine"
■Sheridan.
If Sheridan the poet could visit New York
and were asked to write a comparison
PIG IN A POKE
A pi^ in a poke \% one of th*
ajajj -y causes 'of advertising.
Advertising eliminates tH«
roke and *e!is the pi^ on its
merits.
Similarly. CfMd Insurance is
designsd to jjivr an Owner the
truth before he spends a dollar.
It insures the cost and
thereby insures the income.
And. in our judgment, is in
contestaH- tho fines: building
contract ever written.
THOMPSON-STARRETT I
COMPANY 1
Bualmaaj Construction
Fb**-Om Wall - —
INSURANCE PROBE NEAR END
Hotchki Satisfied All Possible
Corruption Was Disclosed.
-....•. . WIU; Lin H. lforchki« *■*•
ose.| all th»- tvirn'<wM • -iUe.J for re«r»r.
dayn session "' the flr« insurance In-. • # i
ejibaj until tab aaanaaal at " *afJ«fc aad
put a>»ffl» f!.e ins ' r.e !v in «r«t»r
•.. t:ike ur- r'.uflr.r- •• ->r!. in !ii' department
n . Bofovstaad bj fbi I -.m >• ■• i»par«
.. «..,r i : - M-nt v .jury will «nd wtt'a
- •• pfOaaaj week, not Hat til possible CO"
r;u.t!..n hv fin- in^ura:---" Interests has been
uncovered, iMit b<> m.;-"- f'> *>!d t c > the peaam
- „i ajaaoj abaarj f>e an adkwtt»a> •» ta»
amount an<! r«me f " the nie;lu>d of «urn cor
rui)ttop.
The depart rnfr.- n.i.» knowledse -' from
J|i),ih)i> t. ( J :,i». uiin us.'.! •.. influence .\!N»t?T
■fr.nrs h.- fire Insurance hiier»-*r^ within tIM
baa bai yea-, bur th< method waa th*
-.in.** a.** i" * ■" >°* r case-j disclosed. an «it^
detiill.4 concern m> "n» n'w IKlna- ''<-
BOOarC ->t (bO Albany lobby, pwrttciilar't
In its PrfatßPß BB tl:. Tir^ insurance inrer
ests of N-w York. »m the r^.inf aim*- 1 ».
; rid Mr Hotchki.ss is »Htlsn>d that th- "h-
Jad baa bOOa arta'ne-i i-i I manner t^t
Will cdbctaally ktß ftaatbca • • MM •■
tll.lt line
ftabtßw ''' r •"*•*•* Tork Fire ln-uranc«
Bbffanajßj which ha« bee-, nienrioned »^ *
successor tn the pre«#n' invent fjcation. w!U
not be done in any such mann'-r "i% That in
which fh« "lobh-- inqtiirj'" was conduct"'!.
The only power of that body whteh It
open to CjaßOttßß i** ''■> power to ~ < rates
and Mr. »f««tchkls.s intimated in hts flrwt
annual report t.> «;ov»rnor Hughes th*t
thl- power <;v)ii!.| he under *tat» eotr
rr-.1. Bbj BlOOßtteflßa Of OJOJ -ire*
will be « matter <>f routine work by mv ea>
aOBffBKCa, MhBBOd bj >'. r«»porr. to the Gerr
ernor «n rl;e method* «f f!ie e\chan*» n
arriving at fts det-t.itort "n ra?e». \i-»
further action • bbnj toward state wiper
vision of Mf fl-iac will re»-essarll",- ba«e>
to »••• preceder! hv #g>l»f|np. because- f*!«
BBW al pr»spnr z ; v<*« the Tnsrranf-c rjep»r>
in»nf no such rupef.-ts*>ry p»»^»rs.
TO PROTECT PCLICYHOLDFP.'' v
Buffalo, AnHl 5. \\" »r| HaVMI . Ipg 4 ,1
v:«er t» Wlill-im IT Ho*r*l{!«.f =„•» sa>
pertntendent of Ins-ir»no#, «p«b<l ta fhe
Rii-itmon'l 'Tub last nisrhr nn • - -•..• In
«uran«*e t'epartmen': »nd It" '
Among oth»r radaaj h« s-\ldt*
"By the time v- Hofchk/53 iq rhro'i«h
the ■>"iran» situation ■' "T h.ay« beew
••l»ar»rf up. and every romt^ny rtoins m>
aavmaca business -nil! h* 3dl»quatel*. ■ir>.i»»
the supervision of the det-artment. Th«
old derwtments Inck^d tn'tiatlve, huf Mr.
HaajajtfaaH p.->ue- »•« to let ?h- sunlight in
and to ntnxm against, any c»mpajiy when
m e^arrrttvition of its afToir'* s".->'vsi »hat Jts
continuaiii*^ in h'lslrjess i?; i-ajarrfiir fo
policyhoWer-!" or fh*» public Tf Is ■ ••«• de
partment's p:rp.-»s^ fo 4++ th«r th» fttßMaa
of th^ <tat'- g"> prof»ct»d in their rnaaa>
.iri.-e cont-,»fs irt tlf>. flr«-. rjj^rlne or ...
:>n the purity of American
beer*, he would undoubt
edly state that
Jacob Ruppert's
Knickerbocker Beer
The Beer Th.it SaUsSeak >
is unexcelled by any brew.
He would find it made
from the choicest hops and
the best barley that grows:
would find that every drop
of water is filtered — every
drop of beer sterilized —
and the beer that satisfies, i
Bottled at the Brewery
SCth to 83rd St. and Third live.
.itniln ■< Supplied
in'
Retail Dealer?.
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