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-lOUSECLEANING IN
CUSTOMS SERVICE
:/' v\ Soor Tr Con
gress of Remarkable
Achievements.
HQRE THAN 100 INDICTED
fitzperald Resolution Gives Mr.
Tafi Opportunity to Show
f7l,»t Has Been Done —
Opposes Sugar Inquiry.
.^y,,.,, T'r Tribune Purra\i )
April 1.%.— The president
„ ,r«rt t" « ■•mjkt*'*-'* in the Immediate
v-ore • re« ord «'f ichievemrnt in the
.^Bxtnc « no T-ehabwliaUiiii of the cu«
- BWeb will jttartle the critics
fgi tfeltirh' the admirer* of tl;e Taft ad
[BTMB Ifca adoption of the Fitr
remtlution . *l!in« on th' Prcsi
•_«t f.ir th.' reason*; a hi. makr an
lit' • ■
- c;ir Trunt by (\.n
ryrtM. inexpeii> r '"' wi " (v^ Mr - Tuft tnis
»\ The ■evident will shot*
hat •»• * re-uit of the investigation l»e
■n bj OalhrtaT baaa\ - <>rdially upheld
>, lanetaty Mac\>ajrh and - tan.-hly
' . : b\ attOßMy BaaaaTßl Wicker
fgm bJM • v 'five been rftiirn.il
ifitp* 1 t mw than one htjndred persons
rhr tnt»" numher of indictment* has
l_ . t far amounted t.. <?1, and l'4r»
.-. ■ a*- "iflTied in them. but. of
. ■-. mvtn V'~ l"'l "'i lf: arr 'ndi.'ted pe\rral
" • ••-«■ fht individuals have
. , -vrted. a!" 1 fourteen «r<~ s^rvinc
f „.■•,■• ->■ Therr has l>een one
••. ■ an.l ninr • tertee* ha\e V«een
h».l "h'i< approximately $.*"•.<•••
■*'-trfi in fine*, and upward
; .vnt<»»'> hi.c l*-«^n re<~n\-rred in tin
fj lathji
->ir i ■ ■ • - a> Kh'iw further, if he
v <!**-<<■ that 'he in vertical ion of the
lajamaT^ ■aTWtOI hap hardH more than
<z ■ I".' there ii« *> I?-*- «-i > e\ idenc<
ttiirti «arran*^ thr exr^>--tat)on at a
' mdt-'tmnta. while another
••■'•tits will bt returned
I ■ as thr c^-rttri .Tir>- finishes the
j-pj*>-- ;■ -• 'ha iriqi;ir\ . wh«"-n » noa
n>rab>e number of officials. hißhl\ im
.- •• '' •'• . character of the work
rrforn •.. li br held fnr Trial
v>-. Sua* r Inquiry Is Inadvisable.
TV Prrsiderit * ill de<-lare an ir.\e*
yatJon "f th<- Sujrar Trust I<\ < nncres*
. - • i .. <rns<<r\ that there is
■ •ti "f the Attorney
ndani e\id*»nce on whi' h to
. • :T r !«-..'-erdlnpi« a«:a'.rist the trust
iFiolati"! ' thr Sherman anti-tnrt
"■' | •• t>;s BVIdBnOP would
» 'irianp""*-'] b) an inquir\ b> Con
ftfw bO-aJW Of Hal pr'-nahilitv uf tti
'Titn;in;t\ hat'v" Pr«
»^tTiS *~^iinr» the trtart for violation
* 'hr :■ • • (aw will be flaftsTOjd
« preOPOt inrjuir;. h\ t K^ DCBBft*
i*nt of Ji)pti'-r> is completed, for the
Int • thnt fi:rt'ier ;>nd more
• • ■ , ■ , .*. vn»\ at aS) time be
mt ■ -'lMh'r thr.t f. il..wfi or
■ th< ' .<■••. . •"•;<■! ;. s-#ss«>d 1«
•■ ■■ • - • •■ <■ 'fi w efficeta of the
•■ '■.:pi..n that n Pol -
roai ■ ta bi ' BndMWbafL
. .«• r •■••:« r the ; t aceaaV
rp v • • • .v ■ anall take
rm of :i c-uirtihi proaectftioß or
1 ; ' njunction remainn to bt
''■ '■. *]*b th«- j.rohal>iiit\ in favor
■ •■ • h« . -■='. h ition of the
-jr. aojai&ixai that tho aovanaDcni hi
■^ ••. »-;.r. tation of Eho intent
- • '<- assured, and
" ■ ; ■ •st;x-in« •:' nt of the
• i ' - ■■• - ! ih" Stitfid
■ i-w s rj'.w in the
™saßBe (."ourt.
rim;nal ÜBM <an |-.c
Baal : • • ■ • t*< Ining iiiH.n
•*^» ' • "■ ;ij« st ivinable. while
mr of a criminal j-rove.-iiti<.n
lie 'at m-irr jirohW-mat
f :i ehU njit. Jind. de
: • • . • ■■• : li. Attorn. \ OtaV
••. • • • • ■ establish <nm-
I •• Hid o'.tain j •:riishrnr-nt there
*■■■■■' t ■ - . onv:n<~r-d that such
n the \mn <.f those
U a. Ihn
' • ».• Bkfal of the I bh
■ to punishment
''■ ' • •■• • th« cuKt«.ms fraud*
'^jMha !■: rtrflr. TTlt'i af Ha)
>r. t , . .., fa , „n alJ ,j „, Si( pp rre .
r - •«(! • of Oh Kea fork
'•.budjar ; ..■ .j,,;,,, i-; p;p ;i rs..:i*.
Mb] n ■- . „ .... aajtj ■ ni. it it»
' •' • • cstabliFh
•! *.» fa,r a« any
*»! e«tl of t:,r ; r ,M bj concerned
R«H«b:itating the Service.
*r* ■ ■ I | igj ..: BOOn hi
; .-;. ,s, . prmtciltt ;i vwe. ping in-
Ihe Nrw | ■tOBM ««*r
■ • * ■ • -ntjonal d'Vflop
• •-„, m '•• >a
fhat is the
■hja HtAm adoßfaMn
; ' • Pkaad in ihe ,r,\.
' the njstonn. whx-h bad baaa
. "^ ■• .• . ej,rp. ha*
"•UMII. A '-on: 'i. r:ii.l' BBBa%ar«f
been taßactedL
*'"'■■ awfaoj BaMencaßi atid
'*">»■" in th' v, r-. i.-« afjaai b>
' • ■ ' • an aa mph-. •1 1
I bandßßtban with
y BBj •- betJßj hsnai I aal
*"d rhai th- x «r. pern trathaK
,_■' Sf ~Tei»,. BarVSnaßh haa » pm
_ s "n It bj bjbj firm de»rnninat i«»ti
, " ' to make
i. /W .' rrtTl ' •■•... : ii.le,
tQ^* ■*• ''""kP a* will insure the
■ •■>.••■♦•.,. full
. ** I ■flpetta, *'id t., fMsi.iuh m fear
'" ■■' ■' -• ;• ■•• . bajfaaaaal
On) eeaAoaai «er\'. <-
.. . •*'• and -• - .. .ndurinr awrl
►' • ' r,r.i r ia
■ . T/ °** ' • [&■ ;. r.ji..-r | . •
•• , ' • '!• 'a*r ui;h
'■-'--•«'«■; • rhal
■ . '"' '" - ■ • -4- • •■ mm Bfa
• '. ?r # ■ • •
'*•"*"»*«< n sassaf pace
I S -A Tr»ijTEflNE.
■ •-■•!. *»„. ariDl :•
i m«4 • • . . . • . ,
Tit-di.T and tn-mnrron .
»ho«rr».
MR. PERCY MAY RESIGN
Mississippi Legislature to De
clare Special Primary.
laekaoa, Mi>«s.. April I.V in ,an ad
drr>*s ••lore a Joint session of the l^cis
htnm to-<la> ITtsrtesl states Senator
l>rro\ Percy declared th^t he would
majn rather than hold a omrc
that, in the opinion of the mem hem of
thr •irisljjt ure. had been obtained b\
fraud Baal <"rruption Resolution!* will
l» Introduced in both houses of the
Kotriplat ure t-.-tnorrow providing for a
Bj*<-i;;l primary.
■late Senator P.ilbo. ho made «he
bribe chais.ee. declares he has no inten
tion of reFicrnins. His resignation was
demanded b\ the Senate yesterday.
Poli.-r x\cre itent to the State House
to-day to prevent a renewal or hostilities
Iwtweeri I>r iMinbar Rowland, director
of th<- I apartment of Archives, and <"aj>
tain Frank •■kitt. ■ member of the
Hous-e. The authorities had received In
formation that l»r Rowland had re-
BCOaajd bis threat to have revenge for
i!i<- attack made on him several days
ago |iy « "apt am Hnrkitt. :md that at
illtende<i to wipe it ofll with blood.
ENGLISH MAY LOSE LOAM
Nicaraguan Syndicates' Char
ters Declared Void.
Manacua. Nicaragua. April 1.". The
stockholflerp «>f tb. aguardiente rid to
bacco ■yudauatsa intended to-day lo
tran^f^r their concessions In an Enali**h
cotnriati>-. ac.-ordinc to the Kne'cisb loan
contract but th« •rovernment last nicht
declared the companies" charters to (••
v«»id ajid their <-laitns unconstitutional.
and took possession of their bek*oclns;i >
The Knplish loan to the e<»vrrnmon«
was niad"' last .Tun. It was secured by
the obligations of the svTidi<ates to pay
thr interest BMatafj . The representative
of the Knclish bondholders here protested
hi th Kritish «*<»nsul that the eonapßßlea
bad suspended the payment of the inter
est
DEFENDS KNOX S POLICY
Courts Toward Zelaya Correct. Says
Minister Merry.
■ ' 'car 11 '" Thi T' ' '<■
N>» <i-le«ns. April 1.% William I. Mrrry.
I'mti-d aTtatßl aVahKtl to COata Ricj>. ar
ri^ed to-d«> OB the thSßttathlp CSBftBPJb and
left ban t..-n'rM for VnaMaajaoa. He d*>-
T-ir-.i Ihafl he l.»d been simnviied Bar an>
BPttfajOJaOßß, but ta\<f \ ■ BfOOM meet Presi
dent Tnf and Secretary K'vx fat the fir^t
time
'The .-"uf%. pursued b] ' l ir - BhttO De»
j.artnient toward ex-Presld.-tn Zelaya lihs
been entir^'y correct, as aje ht* OOBxpaOed
to pjßßatahi "ur Ratf-reapoel \^ ■pasJoh
A-r^ric-j."' said Mr. Merry. "<"ond!tions in
**Ttrara< «r.* bttawatahh\ Bet th nstry
i> in n stale of an.<nln, Irs BeBBBaWCe bm
pr»ne to not'-'.'S an. l th*> lU>rrt\ of Its citi
7f'M»> 1s a jest Ni'-Hrasrua nnst work out
h»r o» n salvation. n« w<■ n— |*** d" it for
bM It is n bOOSttfol OOaSttT. and the BOB*
fflnoaa exist ;n« there ii» »<. I oVepooreid.
"Much has been Bfaf about our tr«d<»
ti« iti Ooatral Am*»r' » bal (Ma aii
;,r^«oTi^: experienoe 1 ooni (•«■ «'^r ojo
baOB Y*r*-n Unruif-'i a btfc •• d I -<■ . • -it 'hut
v,f mijt' Trt^iti our F r -l f -! *"■ }>c.M
CYCLONE AT MOURMELON
Three Workmen Killed and Nine
Aeroplanes Wrecked.
Mourn-flnn. f>an< '. April IT< A <v
■ 1..t.. Ktru-k th. aviMtion field :»t ''an 1 ! 1
nions to-day. Three BiurhUMJt WCPt
r- .'I .-iTid throe otheta injur.-d. Ti ■
a*oifcahopi of Benry F*Vfi""'t ewre do*
stro\.r] find nin* machinf^i were wrecked.
cAusinjr a loss of fso.ofin Several an •-
plan* and dirigible balk sh.'ds w»r<
blown rj"«n and the milr<»ad st.-ttu u.-:s
dam:'jr°d.
FIVE STATES STORMSWEPT
Fatal Wind and Rain Centres in
Tennessee.
Memphis. April I.'. A tcrrifU rain and
AanaaePepi ovr T- :.n. ss> • . Missis
sippi. ■ • sans sad It wpei i X* ntucky
last t;isht and this morning .-ftid Al.ibanu
fhji .ift*Tr-.or Th" storm BSS. BCCOfll
jiatii'-d by ball and liclit
Ati'.th.r storm bj reported eombal »P
th« MlasisFippi Val!e\ from Shn-« \ •••port.
and alwa be Urn south sari veal are ti
\,;,<i • .'tditioti. Jackson. Miss, nas llit
h\ w i:id to-nigtit .md < ommunication
( vi ofT
■m» Hti-1 MarUeoM
■
;.■ .0 \ . ti. ;;r
'..1 Macb
your« • ■ rasaesl
Tli
rat 1
■... t thesi
■
\1 S"ottsl»<»ro. M.i . .1. '. Bratidon end
his wif. w. r< fat;i!l\ hurt and then lilt!
girl u:*s bJDed pßltlim by Ihjthfnlng At
tfmrirrffK Ma« Ihovaanda -.f wtndoo
„ ■ w< r<- broU« n ! y ball
SNOW IN WESTERN CANADA.
BfhßatpaSi A;.ri! D YeMerda>s rain
turned to BaOW 10 d»3 aad Weatera <■■•"
ada Bl aOOJ covered to a depth «.f two
w'.a* i" froni t»o be foaw taarbee up.
Bad the b»a»jeia*Bta is mm It t.. a aecroea
baWor the fro ' niaik
<;,«nd Ko.lt> N " MM i: - * ■«••
part ..{ HorTJ Daasota b* atBM bi . ered
I, , n.r^e-imh ,-umt »1 *''-■■ •> '■♦' u|l " '
aay BBd i«'- B«o UM >i'Ki't h, i- „.:
bEKsreph ;•«■'"• ' "'" ! " t; ' ''" K ' ' ;i '"' ' ' '
mutiicatton wtlt m«l "•"''•- » r«1 afl
igtreetnar 'ram- nxtfgfal bi at ■ Btandstttl
and oil ira«n- ore delayed It la «..l .i.ouchi
M mill damage the . r., t ,s
FOUR SUE PHILADELPHIA
Machinist* At* $50,000 for Allied
False Arrests.
Kmtmm ■ v - Arrti ■ ""yy
„,r ».o« havo beea broocM here fou
Sn-raT-l the Uiianaltlwl Moeetetl r
■*al*a arreel *► a'lejred
i.70« r«;h«in '-f ti.-- • • R«ieral m
cUtJon. and I i
,-.. ■ ■■::•:;—
union
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NEW-YORK. SATITHI>AY, iPRIL 16, 1910.- SIXTEEN PAGES. ** PBICE ONE CENT
POLICE GET M WORD
Mayor Tells Them How to En
force the Liquor Law Here.
ISSUES AN ORDER TO FORCE
Men to Watch for All Violations
and Not to Reveal Identity
if in Plain Clothes.
Ma\..r Oajraor'a ideas of enforcing the
law. which were made public i.>
him in ■ letter to Police <•, .nnniKsion? r
Haker "ti Mat.h "1. will p.. mi,, full
effect t<>-morro\< Through the Commis
sioner t! . Mayor hjaaal aViftl to the
• r.)a\ reparding the arajr in
whicii ih- i enforce the law
acainst selling Hqaoi on Sund.i\.
Patrolmen are .r-lereil to observe any
violation off the law in the form of ab
straUloa, free vu-w of the inside sf
li'iu -r aforei fr.m the street and also
t<> note whether or n..t :my jM-rsons
ar.- in the plaeai All riolatioaa aotoi
i«e reported to the station bouse
and, in lh>- form of affidavits, to the
district att..rne\ s The latter will at
t.n.l t.. pelting warrants and BTOOecutiag
the off» nders
The Ma\or has l.ron much ann>>\ed
by stat. Hunts that he int»n-!s t>. pal
the enforcement of the r -m-iso law en
tirely up to the State Kxclse Dcaatt
mejit He rr.iizes that the law pro
f,, r th. po oatratlua of the local
authorities, aajch as the j».li.e. and in
t> n«is th;it |il;.iriclothes nn n shall be
assign. .1 to detect illepai sale of li<|U..rs.
as in tlie case of ..th'-r violations of the
law. The j.oint be makes la that su<h
men sb-il n..t reveal th'ir identity and
si all n..t arrest men onl\ to have them
ijism'ss* ■] la ■ police court in the morn
ing
Will Do Away with Blackmail.
The Mayor believes that his plan of
enforcing the excise law grill to a great
e\tmt do away with the blackmail of
soioosikeepers by tho police. since he
enunciated his idea? in s letter to th»*
Police < "omnussioner two weeks apo, in
the absence of any specific orders the
pi'lve have been somewhat at sea. The
result has !«>en that the number of ex
cise \i«.iati<ms r«'|xirted lias fallen off.
In Brooklyn ■ city magistrate r«'tiise<l
t'< hojtl SSI loon keep*? I who was) arrested
for having opa«|ue glass in his artodowm.
If the order regarding the hiding of ban
by m • . ms or OBattOC glass is Btrtrtl) en
(oTCed, it iv believed that a large ntim
ber of ■alooakeepera will have to make
Btbre or lem estenahre alterations In their
Btao s of bostaeo.
The ..rders. Iniued bj Commltarioiier
• n oal si the < "it > Mali
Hereafter the Uqoor tax l«w on Sunda)
*bHI! be PllfUfUCd BJ thr- police force of the
rttj ttt New Yurk ;ti th»> same way and
aft»r the sunie manner that it hi enforced
l.\ Mm state i:x<ise ('ommtiiKtoner and his
■ ■ . ihrougrboni llk state namely, in the
way and aft* 1 * tlw manner spr<-iflcally pre
s'-'ilied and rerjviir*>fl by the liquor 1 ix Ira
!1 --elf. instend <>t in tiie Irrefpnar manner
bereiofore followed In the p.-l:.-» force in
i\<r i -r,\ .{ N»>w foffk. The way and man
> • thall bf us TMamu;
Ptn4 l'.v<">- patrolman sliall carefully
9fWNM\* e\<r> barr<">m on bJi be;it every
Punda.}". t" 1 •jee thai it \f < 10.-^<l atid that
no nttf if- ta it. ;m.<) tliat tn» wcrwn. blirnl.
. ttrtatn <t other article <<>\ei^. In wliol** or
• ttnri. ;< t< > srifMtota or asor Ihersof, bsj4
that th*n v r,o» near t-. or hack of any
FUTII ifladOU W ,i., ,• M hi iOCti barroom
atiywl.or*-. an) opoojoe <>r i<il<>r»-l (.-hi^--. 01
run :»rti- le .>! tbias if any kind thai ob
s;r>i< -i* or mi :diy way ;•..••'- ■ per Ml
pMssiiiK on tb» outxMe from havlmr a full
\(ew »f the bitertar c mctl barroom, ami
of ail pert* thereof; ail of wtrteb .ire pre
«.rii.od or prohibited by ■eettoa si of in*
Il<)li<->1 IH\ !.i v*
Ili^ "-uperlor ifflcers. including Inspector
SiV'l .ai't.'i'.n. shi.ll also In like manner ob
p>n» .-j n<] tnapoil rack barrooojn. if an*
„f mttto rlotatlona of law exist, the patrol
man or other efflrer arho ultrtH the .-.mie
Piakc .i lull and particular entry
1),. -e< ' in hi* iKMik nd report the BaOM at
the .1.-^k of the i>r.<in.t t-iation house on
hi* iwtom thereto, and thrmtpon h*> shall
nii.k^ and Bin ■ *"'"!! and particular af
ndavit thereof, to be delivered to the I»is
rrki attorney of tin my, to the end
lhai a rani be l*> •• ■'■ for th*- offender
ar.d thai I" 1 >, pmwrntrii by the IM-Jtrlct
\ltorr.e\ -all prescribed by Sections 7
and Vi of the liquor tax law.
Duties of PlainclotHes Men.
So. < iml The dcte«th*s ■•■! men of the
force In plain clothes, who re detail*
rrOB ÜBM t<. tfaoa "> dete.-t the illegal
■Vie of Uqnor on Sunday, and for mat
purpose to enter the -;■!■ •!■> >rs. or family
;.....,* of hotrta. nakwoji an. l place* w h.'ie
liauor's arf -old. and bo Into bat rooms, or
Interior wttinu r00t,,-. nh«U not reveal their
nrlvate <-r ofli.ial id.titity In any way,
under pain Of dismissal from the force.
The *hall proceed In the same way as
the social asenta of the rtate Kx.-i- .'om
mi««k-ner do namely, procure evidence, if
of the violation of the 1,.,,,0- Ul
Cr. by me«al fflee or of^r^i... and
nft.Vwar.i- <:troftiii v and Rpectflcall] enter
i, „." SJetr k-. an.l report the name and
i 8ee
...... . -hermc
. , disord. - ol sny kind out
... h barroooi or pUce for
..... ..f any
„r , -e. includinß the officers
|: „! and all ofn.-ers. In the carrying
," f the fore«nln« orden; shall be cause
for disn.l-sal from the force.
The Rev Thomas R. slier amid he did
not like the MavrV plan :.nv better
than that now in vogue, ■ limited open
h,, .„, Bonda] betaß hbi potation. He
called ihe more ■ «randatand play. John
M.ruiiag". once head of Urn '"'"•
, v , Etareoo. on the other hand, approved
toiphattrmlU of the aaoj ayatem
„.,.. 1...,-- who ran ■ aatOOO for
Bfti r*w V" 1 xv;is ■ morill " r of th
MC to, committee of the si;.t.. Liquor
Dealer* 1 As-., ; ,t.0n. BaM the order
saftooM
ATTACK ON EXCISE LAW FAILS
Saloon Property Owner* Have No Say
in License Revocation.
Thf . ippefiata M- wJaa of th« ■apreme
„„„„ doctded >uilMday that oeraeri of
prapert] " v<il ■*- a "I""" ■*•• '"' '" ?l1
prrmM them to appi „ m
proeeedmsa «« !■'■■■ ■ "•'"'" I:1 * " Itl?1
, H ,^ f,,. rMatJ f """ w* l ••• Th "
made In the proceedtati
broosM b> tht i-"1 " tMOm CommlMloiwr
. „k . . the 11. -use of a saloon In \\>ft
„ .. r .. , , , 1...,, Harrington
i... . EtocMet aad afchibßld iddon.
„>'., ...... the proportr. »**~* for * wr "
„ , itloc the Supreme COVi from hrar
,nc iipllcatlon to M«H th- licence The
prtitlonen B aoertoi that the revocattoa ..f
the ■*•'•-■• aeuM doprtoa them «.r than
Ithool doe proeooi of i^w. in
rloUUoo of the <•■ .wit-mo,, of »!,• L'nfted
State
:., tic ingranam. *•"• «^te the
...mion of the coart, ami there v-,«
t v th.- : I-"- • I ''■ ''" "i"
•'i aithcr li - s tot " ' Jl t!l * fs:l<?ial con
. i ■ ttaa.
STABBED SHIELDING SON
Father Dies in Hospital Two
Hours After Knife Attack.
Robert Knliam was stubbed in front of
his h.-me. No •_'">.■: Bast I.".'sth street, laxt
nijfbt while attempting to protect hl«
nine-ycnr-old 3oti from the hw/WI of a
neighbor. He die<l two hours later It,
Lincoln tluaptlal For fully half «n hour
the wounded man lay btoewhaj and 1111
• ..nscioiis Txbere be hud fallen. Little
Robert trie.] t«. st-.p the flow of hl.iod
from a woiitul in the neck. Just below the
richt car
After bindinc up tho wound in his
father's neck Robert rai t<> ths. Alexan
der aicaac station and told the police of
the assault He toM tbesa that the man
who had stabbed his faher \va«< Antonio
Arnado. who lives at the I39fa street
arldress The boy sai<l that while at play
he had nibbed some black prease on the
Pare of younc Arnado. When the lat
l.r's father returned fr.-tv work he l>e
eaWM furious and stru.-k Robert, who m
crying to his father.
Fullam threatened An. ado with arrest,
and the latter, according to the poHcC
Area 1 knife and stabbed Fuilam. Tie
then fled so the r<»of of th^ building and
tacapai. PaMaai was UUrty-ebjUl years
old
GREAT GERMAN LOCKOUT
About 200,000 Workmen Af
fected — Bitter Feeling.
PtlHa, April 18l A lockout in tho
building trades of «;ermar,y began at f
o'ctorfc this evening. Between 130,000
and 300.000 worken already are known
|O be affected, but full reports of the sit
uation ha\e not yet arrived at headquar
ters.
Although the employer? of Berlin.
Hamburg and Bremen have not yet en
tered the movement and negotiations
for a peaceful settlement continue in
Munich, the lockout is widespread. Bit
ter feeling divides the employers and em
ployes Mopt of the contractors are rie-
U rmined to work for th^ defeat of the
trade unions, bat it is estimated that
1O per cent of the employers have de
clined to J'Mn the lookout, being in sym
pathy with the men's demands.
The building material manufacturers
have joined forces with the employers in
several citie- in resolving not to deliver
materials to those employers not obey
it.g the lockoul mandate.
\ meeting In Berlin has been railed for
next week for all industrial employers in
Qeriuaay Flaaacfal support for the lock
out will be demanded
Reports from various centre* show
that besides unorganized laborers 14.000
organized bri>-kla\ers. carpenters and
masons" laborers have been dismissed at
Sa.irbrii. 11 . at Hanover. IC,t*t; nt
Munich. ift.noo; Kss^n. 5.»;oo; I>ortmund.
o.nofl; «;elvonkirchen. 4.000; Hochum.
2.fi00; DuUIHIII, 3.00 ft; I»re!»den. r >? 0ft0;
l»iis.«eldorf 2 00ft; Hreslau. 6.000 : L<-ips'<-.
>....'.... Kiel. •J4. f >««. Bchleaw hj -Udotelta
province S.tiOO; Erfurt. 2.000; Offenbach.
ISOO; Posen. 6.200: «'hemnitz. 3..*>00; «'o
lopn^. r..:.00; Magdeburg. 2.000; Lddwfcis
hafen. R.ooo.
The workmen who have not been
10,-ked otit will be called on to contribute
to the worker*-' funds M pfennigs, or one
• liily. according to the wages thet
recei\e The trade unions are believed
„. pAfaaesa |S.7S#.4#t In strike funds, and
re lappoti has been pronilatd
them.
LTp t-> ir-- present no illsorders have
be^ti r.port.-d
Tit'- lockout w:i* caused h> the action
of delegates representing the Socialist
Federation of Trade Tni >r.«. comprising
p.>me Ittvtat bri.kir-iy.t-. carpenters,
IttaanM *nd laborers, who recently re
i... t.-l b> a unanimous v t. a propooed
•rage tariff of the Master Builders'
Ualon.
SLEEPS HALF A WEEK
Hypnosis To Be Tried in Strange
Case of Brooklyn Woman.
A hypnotist ' s aboul t-. take charge
Of the strange case <>f Mrs Charles
llud.es. of No t*l4 Brooklyn a\enue.
Brooklyn, who. for three years has been
sleeping on an average of three or four
day* ■ wee* at ■ stretch. Physicians
been liaaMe to diagnose her case
and so hypnotic Migge^tion is to be
tried.
Mrs. Modes is forty four years old.
As ;i rule she goes into h<r poesjHar
slumbers on Friday nights or Saturday
mornings and sleeps until the follow
ing Tuesdaj or Wednesday. l>uring this
time slu takes no food, but h< r son says
thai when wake* up she alarays
tries to Catch up f° r '' 1O me;ils she
missed and that the most nutritious
food ts always given to her. l»uring
her long naps h> r mother and small
daughter take care of the hoaae.
Mr> Modes declar.-s that she suffer?
no phyacal dJsKOßafort, esoept that there
I* hi ev«r present drowsy feeling, and
she s.i s she could sleep even more if
she did not make an effort to keep
awake When the "lOOptag period BB— B*
08, however, r.sistan.e is useless
INJUSTICE TO WADSWORTH
Speaker Never Dealt with Ell
ingwood & Cunningham.
! R> TCMaraSd Hi Tti«» Tra..in». 1
Albany, April '•• r>*saas of Speaker
(Vadswortli are indignant at the use of the
name .1. Wn.isworth In I !t*l of creditors
of the defunct Klltncwood x- r*unningtiam
tirm. uliich has '■ ' ■ termed a • lrgislatlve
. learing booae "
Tin-* n.itne. with athen similar t.. the
naßMi of other legtalatoi -. was made pah
llo follow in« the .)i«.. .ver\ that Senator
.; is. ii. Saaatsr Ratnao. ;"e ,.it"t sSalby,
As(«enil.lvTfi.ui Bedell and other IsgMstnri
had maintained accounts with Ibis tlrm
The ■peafcer'a" frit ads bMfkjaaatl] aaawtod
thai the o».\ tons lafatanoi from the ass of
the BOOM wradsanrlli was that he bad bsos
daehefhaj la atoeli liaaaai linns
st» ik>"- B/adMTOfth said thai he nOTOff
had .in ".Hint wit'i EltlagWOad d • ''"'
nlncham
"I never hoard Of the firm ii>.iil the AH. I-»
invefftlKMtlon." MM he Not only did I
not have an account »i.h that tlrm bat i
never had .in account with tin other BtOCb
brokers* boas* "
Speaker Wadswnrth aras not elected to
the • aalatatiars until Mi In which raor
this (Irm'K business naf being Unuldated.
He aTM ele.-ted Speaker the fn||r>»t>-. ye^r.
ROUGH RIDER KILLS RANCHER.
PmaHtncr, «>ki«. April II inme« < < hii
der*. a vreatth ranchssan, «as shot and
Killed b) Albert Hnv-,.1 m , ooarrel to
day Etaoaett, •> ii<. ua^ ■ member of the
l.'ousli ltld*r», ml-: • 1 ail<J «le r l.<rcd h^
5,., l in tflf def<!ic<-.
THIEF SHOOTS HIMSELF
Pursued by Mcb. Seeks Death
to Avoid Sing Sing.
FREE ONLY A SHORT TIME
Plan Foiled by Plucky Woman.
ex-Convict Tries Suicide When
Unable to Elude Pursuers.
No. r.7. 1.'.fi. recently of Sing Sing, is un
likely ever again to be one of the unwill
ing: euests of Warden Frost. Rather
than £■> back, he phot himself near the
heart yesterday afternoon In a Brooklyn
street, and was In a precarious condition
In the Swedish Hospital last nieht. With
blood spurting through his hands, which
he had pressed against his heart. No.
r>7.lo*>. Just before losing consciousness,
said to ■ detective who had corner** 1
him
"1 wanted to kill myself rather than
go back to that place; I didn't want them
to get HM again."
The man. who said he was «lustave
P.uckner. twenty-seven years old. a sales
man, of No. 176 West Srith street. Man
hattan, had been chased through the
Bedford section of Brooklyn until, wind
ed and exhausted, he stopped running at
Atlantic mid Nostrund avenues, drew a
revolver from his hip pocket and ?h°t
himself. Lieutenant Robert F. Power
and l»etettlve Farrell, of the Grand ave
nue station, who had l"d the chase, called
an ambulance from the Swedish Hos
pital. Dr. l.,e(»nhardt, after examining
Buckner. said he had hardly a chan<"
Buckner was taken to fir* •'Jrand avenue
station before being taken to the hos
pital.
He had in his possession $W* In cash.
some trinkets, a steel Jimmy, a bunch of
skeleton keys and a memorandum book.
In which this entry appeared: "In < ase
of accident notify my brother. H.
Buckner. No. 9, West IBtt street
Manhattan, who will take charge of
what I leave in my room. No. 17»S West
Mfjj street, care „f Ripley." Detectives
were .cent to that address to look far
loot, as they believe that Buckner is the
man wh., has recently been robbing
many apartment houses In the Bedfori
S'-ction. hat at the house It was said that
no such man lived or was known there.
Woman Gives the Alarm.
About 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon
• ieorge Wallace, janitor of the apartment
house at N<.«> H»il and I'irt" Dean street.
Brooklyn, was told by Mrs Oorge Mey
ers, a tenant, that a man was acting
suspiciously. Sne said he had to.d her
that he was canvassing for a periodical
and a photographer While the Janitor
and Mrs. Meyers were talking Buckn»r.
who had become suspicious, rusher!
through the hallway and. pointing his
revolver at Wallace's head, said: Not
a word or 111 blow your block off!"
The Janitnr kept his mouth shut, but
Mrs Meyers creamed. The other ten
ants came trooping downstairs, but
Bu<-kner had reached the street. Lieu
tenant Powers, who lives in No. !«►."•
I>ean street, was leaving his house H<
saw Bu-kner running i,p Ivan street, n
shouting crowd at his heels. Powers i" 1
a sprinter, hut in that reaper t the fugi
tive seemed to be his equal. The chase
continued to Bedford avenue, through
Pacific street t" N..strand avenue ani
into Atlant! • avenue Buckner began t.
tire, and at No 11'4S Atlantic av*nu»
powers overtook him. Buckn«r wheeled
around, drew hi* gun. pan the detec
the a long look, hesitated for a moment
as he lifted the weapon, then turned it
upon himself. rlr»'d and dropped in a
huddled heap at Powerss feet. Detec
tive Karrell caimed tie crowd.
Picture in Roquet' Gallery.
BackjMf first ca\e his name as '"harles
Schillinß. of No. V.'7 West SMst street.
The police also know him under the
name of Simpson. He admitted that he
had hern released from Sing Sing only
a few months ago. after serving two
years and nine months of a four-year
term for burglary in Manhattan His
picture is in Urn Rogues' Callery. He
was dressed in the suit given to him by
the state when he wa> r> •!• as* d
Brooklyn detectives say that Buckner
ha? been ojm rating in Brooklyn with an
other man. According to the detectives,
forty-three apartment houses in th^
ford section have l.een robbed. Com
plaints have be. n so numerous at Brook
lyn Police H'-adquarters that fifteen men
have beca at work hi the neighborhood
for the last two months.
BOY KILLED IN FIRE
Ten Families Imprisoned in Jer
sey City Tenement Blaze,
one boy was killed last night in ■
fire which started in the cellar of the
five story building at No 180 Newark
avenue. Jersey City, and ate its way up
through Urn air shaft, imprisoning ten
families OB the four upper floor* Most
of the tenants were taken flown the tire
escapes by firemen, but Mrs. Anna Se
dina. who jumped from the fourth floor
to an extension, broke her leg and was
taken to the Jersey City Hospital. Th.
boy was Identified as Oorge < 'ltand->.
sixteen years old.
Th.- Mre ilid Bbo«1 fMMMM) damage be
fore it was extinguished Th»- cause of
UM r)re is unkn-.wn The first fl.H.r U
occnpi' d M the Mathu-b.-k Piano i\im
l«an\. Haas women and children v\.re
carried down ladders by the firemen.
-BOB" CHANLER TO WED.
Rpport TViHt Mmo. Cavalieri Has
Accepted Ex Sheriff.
There was a report last nujht th:M Una
• '.ivaiteH. th. Maaaattaa Oaon Howat
prtaM dotint. had cml a eahhj message
to K..i>ert W Chaalcr, aecaathjsMi pr->
p..sal of marri ige The report originated
tn i raataanuM la w7aal "« s th street.
w I ere the ex Slurtff ..f I»ut. hess Conn
I « mi'nb.r of his friends .is guests
it dtIMM r
Baity l«st February it was reporter!
thnt "Bob" Cnaator had Hiked Mine
CavatfeH 'o mairv him. but he denied
It at that time
Mr < 'hauler is a srrand.«on of John
Jacob A«.tor and ■ brother of fonaai
Ueoteoaot OtTtfaat L^wia 8. CkMMI
FREE COLONIAL WHEAT
Mr. Balfour's View of Unionists"
Fiscal Policy.
Laaaaav April 1^ ArfJpaf i K>4ifr>ur.
leader of the Opposition In the Houae >4
Commons, in a letter to on* of hi
p<>rter« say* that after a consu
with his colleagues he has r*a«-r-.
conclusion that under the fiscal polley
of the I'nlonists wheat grown wUhin
the empire should be imported free of
duty.
Lard Roseberv makes a newspaper ap
peal to the Iniouist leaders to-day t<»
drop the tariff issue in the' coming elec
tion and to appeal to the country I
fenders of the constitution If victori
ous, he suggests that thej could n # t once
set about for a real reform of the sec
ond chamber, and when that is com
pleted, appeal to the . ountry on the
tariff po'icv.
"The Times" M>s I,ord Rosebery's
idea has its advantages, but that it is
not feasible.
COMES HOME TO FORTUNE
Banker Died Sorrowing for Run
■ away Daughter.
I Rv T«->»T-aph *M Th* 1 Tribune. 1
F'ittsburg. April 15. -Annie Maul, long
absent daughter of the late Frederick
Maul, president of the German Savings
:tnd Deposit Hank, of pittsburg. has I
found and is now >>n her «ay from Aus
tin, Tex., to Pittsburg to enjoy a fortune
estimated at $r>oi».«OQ.
For the last six years of his life Presi
dent Maul had mourned for his daughter.
who had gone West after a little fami'y
fjuarrel Four years ago he died, discon
solate that his family circle v\as not
complete After ten years' search the
young woman has at last heeji found.
CHANTECLER OUT OF DATE
"In Germ Land," the Characters
Are All Microbes.
(By T'l'trraph ro Th» Tribune 1
Madison. Wis.. April I."»— The oddest
play ever produced In America is to be
presented on Monday at the State Uni
versity, a drama in which all of th
actors are microbes, or bugs, as they are
familiarly known to the members of the
bacteriological department of the State
University.
It had been intended to keep the pro
duct ion of this play a sacred secret, a'
least until after it had been presented
before the members of th<* faculty and
their wives on Monday next. To-da\.
however, there was a dress rehearsai.
and the girls who take the parts of the
miirobes could not keep their secret any
longer.
The author is W. H M tchetto. wh-» for
thirty years has b»en a director in comi<
and grand opera productions in fh^
I'nited States and Canada. The play is
called "In tjertn T,and." and the charac
ters are all raataawad in strict accord
ance with the BstCfWaoaatc pictures of th»
originals. The east:
Mile Rob» . • * rrm<ty
N#>w H-tiU A journal*. ■**._«*
T»ci:a T»tfinu« :: ::- • ■•—■■!*
Fi<S»te Rarltlu. . Pt.nosraph-r
T>d<lv An up-tn-dafr younj Tubercle
The play depicts, in brief, the story
of rhe war el germs of the world
aaalaal the human race, and the decision
of Orm Land to exterminate mankind,
but the action Includes Hal love affair of
Teddy T-ibercule. and Bessie, the stenog
rapher.
TWO SEEK DEATH IN PARK
Man Shoots Himself After Hand
ing Wife Poison.
Two men shot IIMMMIVH with, sui
eMal intent last night in Central Park,
and 000 was successful, dying in th
riUlljKillin Hospital a •*•■ minute
after ha had fired the shot The second
man shot himself just over the bant and
was in I critical condition in Flower
Hospital at an early hour this morning
Joseph Rp* 1 ?. an electrician, of No. tU
Weal 11th street, aft. ■ quarrel with his
young wlf*, walked with her into th»
park n<-ar :.!»th street and Sixth avenue,
and after tnin; •• make her swallow I
dos.> of poison shot himself. At Flower
Ho«r»ital it was said he would die.
Mrs. Km told the police of the Arsenal
station that she and her husband had
dined at a restaurant and had then
started to walk up Sixth avenue 10 Cen
tral Park Oa the way they quarrelled
over some domestic difficulties, and as
they entered the park Rees. she said,
banded her a white powder, told her it
was poison and ordered her to swallow
it. She bcaaa to scream and ■ large
crowd collected, nobody, however, going
to her aid. It was then that Kees fired
the shot int.. his breast, first raying
g,,,,dby to her.
Th- other man chose a spot near the
northern end of th.- Harlem Mere for his
act. He had not 8008 positively identi
fied at an early hour this morning. He
was about twenty-eight years old. with 1
dark nmstache and complexion .in.l was
well dressed.
He ha.l be. ii sitting on a ben<~h when
be fir.-d the shot int.. his left breast. The
sound of the shot WWS heard by Patrolman
HIM !■». of the Arsenal station, who ran
to him and found the man lying OVOf i
bench Dr. McPonald. of the Presbyt.
rlan Hospital, tried to save his life, but
he died n '"> ••■» minutes later. An identi
fication lag in his pocket bore th.- nam
,,,- ,|,,|,m Btumpenhagen. as Hid several
letter? addressed to bun
AIRSHIP MEET AT NICE
OttimofF. in Farman Biplane.
Wins All Honors.
Me*. Franc. April II Fine Bjßßfhal
nwrked the opening '■• .!;• y of th* t>-r d<\
MfTCMMtfc BWOI .11 the ChBBBOJ .1 Aviation
,1,. ih Callfornie. The programme includes
ten contests, for which $..:!...'"> is offered l.i
ptttM
M ( >mni.>fr. in • Kurmsn biplane. carried
off all the honors to-day. These included
t | „-.c offered for startinK in the shortt\«i
„,.e. with and without p;i«sen«rrs. In
•Met M »'»fflmoff rose from the ground In
ei^.ty «nd «>«• •'•in.ire.l metre* respectlvel.
• .rflmofT aluo leads In the hMal distance
omered %nd fastest Up races The pur*»
for the former race is JtO.flOO and for the
letter $.=.""■>
I »irin< the meettn* heUht. duration .ml
Yro-s-rountry flights for \rirlou* prizes will
take place The 'rr.iM country cruls'n.;
contests will he three In number, from th<»
aviation rield to Cape Kerrat. twent\ f.
kilometres, to Antlbea and return, and tv
Cannes and return.
In City of >et» Vorl«. .|^r^#T Mty «fKi Ifnhnkea,
r.i^r.miFßK two it\r>
U. S. STEEL PROVIDES
FOR lIS EMPLOYES
Voluntary Relief System for
Injured and Families of
Killed.
FRAMED OH FOREIGN LAWS
Most Comprehensive Plan Yet
Adopted in This Country
— Also Perfecting Pen
sion Plan
The mnnaeement of the United State*
St^-el CwJparatlnn yesterday announced
Ms purpose to institute at once » »r»!
ontar> "employers" liability" relief «• »
tern, which has been under c. si. ration
for more than a year. I'nrler it srener
o»is provision will be made for men in
jured in the service of the corporation
ann for the familie3 of employes who
may lose their lives: such payment* to
be made irrespective of the legal liability
of the steel Corporation in any instan«»*
The plan, which is the most compre
hensive and liberal of it.* sort yet adopt
ed by any corporation in this country,
and which is largely patt* rn»»d after law*
in force in Europe, is outlined as fos
iows by ex-Judsre «;ary. chairman of the
board of the Steel Corporation:
Sine© December. U'lS. officers of the
I'niteij States Steel Corporation and sub
sidiary companies hay» r>e»n developing; a
plan for the relief of men injured and the
families of men killed in work accident*.
A plan ha« now been adopter! and will he
put In operation at once. This Is » purely
voluntary provision for injured men and
their families, made by the companies mifh
out any contribution whatever from th«
men. In principle it is similar to the Ger
man and other ?oreij;n laws an.l to rerom
rn^ndations which have n*-en made by the
employers' liability commissions of New
York and other states since our work upon
thi* plan was begun.
I'nder this plan relief win be paid for
temporary disablement and for permanent
injuries and for death The relief is great
er for married men than for *tna;t« men.
and Increases according to the numl"er of
< hildren and lensrrh of service During :em
porary disablement single men rereH-e .*".
I>er cent of thetr waaea and married men
.>> per <-»nt. with an additional ' per cent
for each rhild under «ixf»>.n and J per c*— l
for each year of serrice above fly» years.
Provision for Families.
Follow the provisions of all for* »
laws and ail legislation stirKesred in th»a
ccuntr>'. there is a period of ten days be
fore payment of relief bepins. FVir perma
nent lnj-:rie«; lump sum payments are pro
vided. The>e are based np..n the c-xrant to>
which each injury interferes wtrh emDloi -
merit and uron the annual earning- of tfiw
men Injured.
tn <-a.«e men are killed in rr^rk accidents,
their widows and children will receive ore
and one-half years' nazes, with an arfdl
tlona! 10 per rent for *-a. h child under six
teen and 3 per cent for each year of -. -
vice Of the deceased above fire rears
For some yewrs th* subsidiary companies
of the I'nited States Sreel Corporation have
been making payments to men 'mured and
families «>f men killed in practically • -•
case«. without re«ard to leeal liability.
These payments have amounted to D"r«
than SUmjm a year; but it ts bHev»d 'at
the plan now adopted will result In *«M'
tltnnal benefits. U should be understood
that fiese payments ar» for relief and nof
as« compensation.
There ran be no real ••ompensa.tinn fr>r
permanent Iniurle*. and th«> motion of <*"rn
pen«atfon necessarHy is l.asM on legal lia
btlitv. which Is entirely ilisr°?.irded in this
ptan. a.-= all men are to rw»T»S the rsSjjaf
even IhoBBB there be no lest^l DnhOlty tn
p»v them anythinc which •« fhe .-ai»e In
at least 7.'. per cent o4 all work accifjerif?v
Experience will perhaps lead tr« some
modifications of this pian. but ir be
In operation for "tie year from May T.
MM and If if meets wit!-' <:.---■ und ap
proval from the men and the paMhi M •*
hoped that similar and possibly Improved
plan* nay be adopted In succ»edlr!c T»ir«
It is out purpose by th - plan to treat »m
ploys fairly and »ener»>usly. even i:n<t*'
the most enlightened \t^w of an employer's
responslbinty
Pensions Being Considered.
Also, for sal period first above ratsri
to. there has been under leratior) %
plan for the payment of pensions to dis
abled or superannuated employes, and It
l.« expected this will soon be ;.ut Into prac
tical effect.
The Steel Corporation announced on
Wednesday its voluntary decision to in
crease the tvaees of its fJMI employe*,
the added expenditure for this purpose
heiner about $!».n*>o.rto«i .1 year It also
declared against Sunday work and said
that arrangements must be made throug
which at least twenty-four hours" con
tinuous rest each week should be afford
ed employes in the manufacturing ptants.
The International Harvester Company,
the dominant interests In which are th»
same as those in the Steel Corporation.
decided this week to insure Hi employes
in all of its plants against accidents.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company for
many years has had in operation a sys
tem Of benefits for its employes and •»
pension fund.
A number of companies, chiefly Indus
trials. have, like the Steel 'orporation.
employes' profit sharing plans, amoni
them the American Smelting and Refin-
Ing Company.
CALF MAKES AMENDS '
Bones Lost Through Bull Sup
plied by Its Offspring.
i/.s Aticeles. April IS a new rfafl
department of the l.os Angela County
11.. .1 was >pened to-day with .in op
eration which supplied John Schiiheimer.
a Long Beach rancher, with part >< ••
calf's lower jaw to replace maxill.iry
bonea that were destroyed when * bull
pored the man and butted him in th*
face last November.
|>r. curl Dos baal who .rsatdl
the operation, first picked out a ah-- ti»
supply the n. <-d. .1 portion of the lo « -
Jaw, but Schiiheimer. who had • • ! - '
the hull slam imniediat- fj attcr it h.id
gored him. carried Ms revenge nn f<» th"
offend tns animal's ofMpnns; }{<' eo»i!d
not talk, but made his wish kno-.*?; \*ith
pap^r and pencil
"Let the »in of the father b»« v sited
on the son." he wrote "Kill the calf."
The calf was slam Bl 8881 DtfcM Ihj
operation, mi the |i\ins; c«ll a tn the
calf's jawbon.- ,ir-' expected to k"'f 8110
those of Schiiheimer
CENSUS ENUMERATORS RESIGW
Seven Find No Joy in Work in Man
chester. 11. H
M txtchaoter. N H . AprM i ■ Dtstllustcm
ment as to the |OJM of tik'itf the CBBBBI
In a mill city with * '*rg- foreisn-born
population came early to seven eroinieratsmt
here to-da\ Th- *»\*n. who ronsttt'j»»
atari] M per cent of the cifv's '>»al fit am
force, promptly ?h\* Of 'heir h»Ni, leavi 1^
their, first .Ijv worti unfinished .-411011
tutea will bs appointed at once »r<l w 1
i tak* hp laobi preJev ■ aaj interrupt
i tasks on 3lor.dai