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PRAISE FOR LEGISLATORS
Repiibiicans Commpnd Thpm for
O^dcnng Inquiry.
OGDEM L. MILLS TREASURER
Elected by County Committee to
Succeed J. B. Sheffield —
Eocnig on Aldridgc.
He*', ii;; icr.s rrn-.m»TidlTij; the T<rjri»".ature
:<rr irt- «r;!n:> In ODfjOrtSJ an tBCCOtIOjaShVI
.' pori ■ • >'' ; I b*Bg '■• Kho * 151 ■•H
pmaM :napiTnnu«:v :•> Yin '.■:.' ' '
Oosinry QBoawdnaa at Ita ■•■-.;.- srf ■ | i
fbjO olurr«> T?i;; Uyr^-— tavt riph 4 . <»j^len
• v . • -sw I MaeSty ptr"***! obm
OtßßSnd bjaa»\ir« r <>f th* (in^r-.-iittee to yt>f
aoaj Ibsdob B BhaflMd. Iba lopon <•?
»>,^ j.., r ; a ; tomtnittee a-rpain.^.l to <-'::
eMsi *ra::. ' ".'v ha!'o! nti<; r-rr>—
f.f* UMNBBCi Bftstt rernedie* are OOVJ bo*
„,.^ ■■. i. . in tlx BBJ oT ttmrrul-
OMJsti M Om « lection 1«^ - . *•«.•« DROBBIed
»r<i odoptad
After M\rrtP*vm i** raohjßatton of Mr
PJhafftcM ottaXi aaa praacntod *r Urn Boot
me<-i;:;t nf il.« year. William *"h.Urei>.
'raff- or the Bdi DIBUOH. aeoobßßted jk
■*t;i:* Tn\ *r< .!■■ ..:■••.! H«- M»oke of l*i" hard
tttK Mt Mills Imd Sor* for t'i«* party la
the r.TTik.-. Tho nomination wa«- pecoaded
v,. v. v: i<«r?.ir. Serr«-t«r%' .•? State, I.'o v.l
r. 0»|0U0sl>. tOMOMeOB Of UN DeOOBBttOe,
mid hr hml postponed th<^ »tele<Mlon of ;i
tr*>aj-' •!-*•'.- In order Hi*- a nan capabS** *ti
•■very «a; ■■' '• Unj. tlv- p!a» ■•• o«'«urieil hy
Mr. BhOffißML »"d hefore him '•> <»tt o T.
rtanrain. rould be found.
"I looked 0W fta • • tire n»: i ' he salrt.
'and fiorJdad than the man ate MOBttnot
:-ior^ of ' ■• , itica necessary bJ make a
•aneaMfai tv usurer than any ashsv »**
Mr. M;':- Th< >jsi!> o»iJ<tlloti I '-."jld find
t« bSa 00M Utat be came from thr 2>ll:
1 Mj.tr i i
BTBJBt Baa s ipht nfirn * ta the fa<t
that Mr. iin« (I n-. liims<'i comes :mm that
riistrirt.
TTie r*» tSOaamar Ol the eouiniiti<» -
»»~n of OBdea Mi,i: ana :i sraadaon of the
Ime iv <i M.i v After i'ttii: graduated
fiorr. Harvard, la BOt and th* Harvard
I** School, iv 1901, li' lie.-ume as«»<-laf-«1
Ottb UM law mm of - ■.-.on. Jenninp* A
nu^^•••:l. Sjnr» his admission to the l.j,r
Mr, MlSa baa tahoa an artive intorri la
pr.UtJos, Rtid i- :ii present captain of th<
l£th ECkictloa Dtntrki In tit* Aawembly dl»-
Tirt. Ho h finatH-ial pßCHiaif <>t the Re
pwblicxn <"!ui> oi '.)•• 3tti (Uoembl) I>is
trict and .* .< member ■■ the H*r A*so
'iatlon. 'h<- Knirkerbocaaer, Karqu«i. I'nion.
Harvard and Hepuhllran c ;t-«.
rjollin H. Woodward, leader of the ;„1
boMBbMj I'iMi-Ki. tntrodnced Urn nßOoro
iion in recard to Urn mvextlgaitai ordered
y tlie iy»Rislat ;.re. whirti ptoeed Urn mb
lutttee on recird h- roaaratsiatlßg "tlie
I^^iFlaiiir* i:i."!. ■A'- tinK:". an<l honorable
»otV»ri. ■' nnn »>xpre-<inß ■•it^ t»*!ief that a
pr^rrrt, thcrcjch. Impartial nn<i vigorous
tivostliration. «• recommended by Gov
■mor Hurhen. will result in great pood to
•he people nf the state "
Speaking on the resolution. M;. Gri*rom
»-«ld:
"It in BTWaya a pif-apure to us to put our
i^lveß on record a? approving the course of
c-iir honored Governor-. Mr Htißhes T am
T'Krtlet:!arlv Klad to approve the ariimi of
♦ h*> S"nate and Aesembly in a m*- of
vich importar.re. Of rotirne. the r'spoti'-.-
v ilitv lies tipor: our party, and every BJO*
p .hlic«n \-ote 1n the Senate arid in the
Assembly vir east for the investigation.
■Recently th» Pe:iat«» \.u* eleeool a new
'•"afler. It wan th" rnuee of n hitter flfiht.
: am grlad as p«> my HsnnSj la the fair
*<-tlon of Senator Conb "-inre hi? election.
!!# hsp dtM>olwed all Miternew. In BBS
-;im' BBQr I ***1 11 vl*'v I *' in The AswinMy
Speaker Widen < i<« BBdUOol to *vtr rom
t-»en()at)r>r T\> are triad to show our «p
. rOMOd of 'he way iv which B0 has noted.
:?^ and Senator < ■o^^ ere putting thtonsjh
> l^irlflatlve prrjrramrne th»t will turn out
"> hcv« Wen one of the soundest in year*.
•■ will h»- a rontribu'tr.K faster to the snr
"* ih»«' «•■ l>ri win attend <^ur p*r:y at
the pofta tv n' I
BotflOJ • ftoftt Ko^nic -•1 ■• *ar
•:?n<r be Httrihute Hie- ii«>re»»t Df ijeorcr W.
Mtfrid*' -o »ny dlssat lf r»« ti«n ;th 'he 1
n<3rni-;i^trf<*!'»ns of e^i,sr-rt T- or Qo*»|
• • H ighM 'T:iere » - a^ no 4 * square
■ HTht iv!«»rn 1". RepuWiran« and the
rt»m:" RejcfJOßOßsV* b* said. "A truei
♦ •Ft BjfQ BOOM tv xt Tuesday, whfi 00] will
*|c-" l-'r^ie<s->r Thorns* t.. t-wc+^A s«-nat"i
Ml4f th" question Is pre^fn'od ;i«
•*> whether or r.ot th* vntr-r* OBOMM th»
roll'K- Of f'<"-i'S"TT raft and <^>vernor
Hurhe* the p*«ople w :.U: .U r^fpond at the polls
■ *■*' No\cmb»r with a BtWtttT Tea "
a resolution oSarod by Ptaaid Hoc he.
of th* l~t 1 Distrirt, HFkine: t;.e »-|ty authorl
••»• tB pajOh au appeal BBBJ ol Urn <^-
Bl T> Cadlv TTrr-i'-k 0B Urn matter ..? Urn
'•a^K: cf UM MOOT York OBBtraJ <>n
:J*^-er.TK avrr.ue ma* Pattrroi • ;'e <x
■'■ ' D '■ *'■ i"' v;,)er;4tj,,n
■■' • ■•■ of ton BOOBOBtttoe to <-'r^:<Jr'
Bnooßi I! r ttatado ij.- v ' ■ "-'■ v*-;
; by BdVEBSi T(. li'i^h. ttl - hairman.
' '■ '■' ''■ r '•• prnp'is<«ri H!n*»ndn>«t]ts
on law. which ■ ■ bean pea*
• ' " ' • ■• .• Pe>:.-ii.v Aif'.e^v ar.d
' \ \<y Aaßeoßhtyesaa "*v»
SHIP BRAKES A SUCCESS
T*»=i Ple?s*s Officers of Battle-;
.hip Indiana.
'B; T* «*■ »*h ta Ti-f T^'t.un". i
PI oflaiptda. Ar>ni n after ■ Boa fajof
ttß ' be i"-* braho.-. whi h" uad 0008
BaoJ U' bat Moo, Dm i.a-T;r ? ; . tnAssa
I ; t^ Urn PI I *nr-. | ■ rn>- rarel to
day, hn ofioara i ' ■ oodotMOoa
ata (ho tray v < \-»yr* bad wortßi, Data
««rti»:i fihermtr. ir command of the th!p,
"V-rairi T.oT.nt * •• -j.:n» her»> twin
r»on Oi fii.V.- •.'« MM »r:<l tl»v
*»:»■ v. p stood T'f • „ moaito ' otatoed. '
'J ■ DM* OOM :'■ iidifcna bad
r •■ too* tho J^isiMirr Md had tried
afcsa BBdcr Hi bbosSßom WbOe H
•nlicr lh« ortftr.ary V*ttl»*hir con«i<i»rj,hle
•int* to otojh oh o • DgSojoj row wd,
* • *"' ■ • • • • • !nr)iar» naa able to •
aliida ' ji'f bar '■••nc-ii!.
Tne I ■ . . •-i '«, . . Bttofj |0)j
lt*> nf »h« vessel Thr\ ■. „r * *T;.,*.A !
hy bm In *he OBfjbM ru<»n.. tuij mhen I
tW4t ■ fSVOB OM 00 rrial* To cxtrpd
I • ■ .tiruiar':- OJftß UM <b!;'r> ei^es UV". a
r*.:- F ojPjoJ
Country Homes
.ire advertised in the Real
Eflcttc columns. If you don't
tec enylhirn; suitable, in»ert
a W«>nt Ad. and bring the
country home to you.
THE TRIBUNi,
)s'. Na^gati St
Upccarr. 1364 Fic«dw*T.
AUDUBOW MEASURE PASSED
Only Three Votes Ag-ainst Bill in
the Senate.
' . i • eoMOJOI Ib f•» Trtb«r.r. )
K'.t.-.n,. April :i.-!<y n. \ote cf 3 U» ■
the eo-«-ii;ed A . hii SB bfX, des*»:ne4> to pie
v»:.t thf» po«**is!f»n «yd t-*” of tho pl'i
m«g^ ff arQd MrJs lr> tlrs otate, Ofao
1 a.«fw<l ,-.. ■.:.» Senate •..-'- Already II
had paaood .!■.»• ftjoaaabty. bat in .-lightly
different :'n>Tt: 0B <h;«t it will h*ve tO b0
reras.-^ Umm Iha Unaa senator* arho
vo-ed . is.ji::rt It ■ ere A' and Kist«l.
Braofdya beaeADeasSj and "rawlej . a
■OOthattOSl I»em<-- mt
Whr:. ','- MM. as It pa.««« 0 t!if> Vsetn
bi>-. reached oa the Sonata ra>nd»r.
Mr. IYswl*> BOaoad tO .strike DOt Itl en
• | -In c ■..»' ..r QThtta. its sponsor
in the upper *»\j.ialrtr ( '. its •:rp° e.
brieTy. ta^l^.z t. at i. wa« d^y'.Kned to pro
nel UM BJfM 1 ir«^»« of 'he m*w.
••<»•;• tv'..: btrda ore fain-se n Bnßhor.**
tie said. 'T..«.•T ..«.• i!:s»(-t world HI growtasj rap
i<"l>. and •? a farmer I run t'.f-tify that
tliis m'-HFi:-" - .s ?«• r«s;,ry from the point
of view of the practical nan as well as
trr-n smtltncntal c*>rsld«Tailor>^."
P'T.atoi I'rawley maintaine' that its en
a'-tr.*'nt lni<- law would thr^w out of em
j bVBOBB] an army <if tOPOBty thOOOSd OMB
»nu confiscate bajgaagai aaharaal of --'.mo
*'7/v«- f»». p^r.at^r Bass interposed that *.'.
a. Los:- of Kueh magnitude w<-ro coc cloned
the los? would all on men whose business
wr.s agairvt •.'.)<■ general interests <>f the
state. Frawev tried to amend the bill to
limit Its aj >; l!<- a t:>in to t'.c ppeHes of I'd
hards native to this ataaa, l;ist»>aj of V.a.y
inr it *pi>lv to the fAuit'le^ any apaasnl of
\. lii"'' I* OBtHa to the - MM Senator Oohh
said th* form of HM bill had been worked
over BBrOfedly. ad If It were to Iv passed
it .^Jioul.l b<> I'assed In it.* pr-s'i-t farm
The amendments were |o«t and lbs bill
adopted without further distutsior.
The. measure, whi<-h la dra'-ti/- and we*
fought bitt-rlv bf a^MOacaM milliners, is
to tan cffe«'t July l. BU. That will give
them time enough to* get rid of their pres
ent stock or wiV. :'ir<i IoOJUMTBi
NEW MEASURES AT ALBANY
Senator Cobb Introduce? Bill to Con
solidate Railroad Laws.
'Py IWaajmt fe to TTl»> T-ltMlT!" "
Albany. April l\.~ A bill consolidating ;h»
railroad laws w«^ Introduced to-day li, the
S^na>- by Sen*' « "obb. Senator l';ivis
Introilu^ort a rtrrilar measure last year, but
It failed in grt the Governor's approval he
cause it continued in force the section of
i.iw naffer which Urn LoojWotara m power
to rlnnse ta.tes . ■* far. ar.d under whi> h
the right of not having their profits reduced
l»elow !'• ;v-r cent by action of thf Legis
lature was guaranteed the railroads. This
section is taken from the aw by the <"..Vih
MBL The Mil transfers to the Public BOTVfIeO
i ommissions law the provisions relating to
tranrferi". »nd makes the r^pid transit act
affecting How" York t'tty a part of the rail
road law.
Senator rrawley Introduced a bill de
signed to permit the operation of the Stein
may Tunnel, in New York. It is the same,
bill that was introduced In the Assembly
on Monday night by Assemblyman James
S. Parker.
Assemblyman Dana introduced an amend
ment to the act of V.A? providing for the
regulation of terminals and approaches of
the New York Central lUd!road in New
York CRT.
Authority is given to th» state OgaaaahV
tassjer of Health In a bill introduced to-day
by Senator Mead^ to enter and examine
all the hotels, restaurants nnd boarding
house* where ten or more asrsOM are ac
commodated to ascertain tho sanitary BOOH
dttio^v 'iffecting the Ivalth of the guests.
He is empowered to order ohsMMaaa in ths
construction of the buildingp or plumbing.
MANY FINANCIAL BILLS OUT
Measure Favoring Acceptance of Har
riman Gift Reported
s ' v 'ays and KOBM
■ ■ to-njKiu repsrmd t aosrs of
financial bUa. ' among the more
Important:
Ae^ep^iTH-e b\ t»i^ rtaie of the Etarrwaaa
Ott lOT a poJMJc nark ir ••lane*, anl Ko.
Jand tsOCdkUeaj and provuion for the OMOO
of X*. V»«.«o< in bonds for the Palisade In
ter^tal }'&
Rearranging the salaries of the state
Civil Sirvi'f Commissioners so that th"
president «h«.JI receive Si.ooo a \ ear instead
of $S,O/' 00 now. and the OthOBO *2.V»i In
taad I WHk living their terms at six
: *».->rs batOOdl uf an Indoflr'tc term ;. ..:
present, ani protecting them from roj • ol
tn tpt on charaae
Creating ■ < onimi?non Is conduct a. cm
?:■<-?» fn r tjir purpose of discussion of all
;>l;psfi? f i be \'ater question. puo»< as
■ -~..r • h aqueducts and stream polla*
t.O'..
< reating t> con: miss ion of «m to inquire
Into Urn • •>: ■ of iivin* and rrport to '^c
nex: !-• cislatm*.
Providing for the issue of JT/« ■■•■««• • ■•iy.
; year l«^ds tor improving (he Covaga ;<n<l
| Stne"« :.K',f
I SUBJECT TO RULE OF STATE
O'Maiicy Gives Opinion on Education
Board Employes.
:. /..in ZL - a.ttotnej Oeaeral
fTHoflij baa oittaaf t!,^ ptatt Orrfl Ber*
• <•. !-«k>:j that #tnploye» •_•! the
n >.iTii <,f BdocafJaa ol Kaw Tora <"it;%
..rtier Uma naorhataotdeota, [f ■■^sy r an< j
ta • ml •• t to the foriadftctJoa «>f
tde sat. i-oiiirniM?loi! ari<l r).'t UM Bsßttbdpai
commission.
Th» am. aojr Oonsra pofataaot tnai nn
,..0;.^ of .... o« •■.iucatlwii. wiiii .. ;ir»*
. »•.',! corporate powers to be « vr
: - i ladopeaßoatty of th" Bsnßortpal com.
:•. '• ■ : New York <it.. ;:!.■ nr.t In
UM < *i"V"i 1 J-''. r \ ir« <■' : . .r ■ :t ■
BILLS SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
Women May Now Vo«e on Village Im
provement Bond Question
Alba aprO H -•:■ amor 1 1 s . i- >-..-s« t«v
: i:icht HffTit-d BM till Of Assemb;y:n.-.!i A. I>
ftntth . ■ ;■ ■ ■ ■ ■ . i „r
furnish eoaaoao or *"j'Min' , • na ttad by
, 'aw. ;-n k p| roMeaTl OKI r!p« OD, Kh*U lit
the ttine of loJo cive t< tt« parchaaoi :<
lOOrUßeOtsa Mating tl - Mlie; y oamo ar.d
] iddVBOO OM ram*. ;.?nj ■dtrOOJ <-f tho
„ >• v,. ; n oa otMoo nreacrtption Urn
| wak aaahaa Urn dot* <>t •*.«. ».r. : oaoe •> I
eVooaoflJ taxpAyr* are p«-n. itt»-d to vote
ft. pio}^..-.ti'i',« Dor tbo bonding of Miiaues
foi im|ii«iv«-::,.i.t> m at o'.ll oi AbMinblyinan
F 1. Y"ti:ir wMeh V»»cam» .-. Lan \<--::iizUt.
fhc itovr-nipi Mi»o n\*n*ii Urn MU r>f H«-n-
Otor Travta injr •.< •-' • • - . • ii. nd
■ :.t ' Hank* •«J<iitioti.'i.' power . •. «. eavttigi
-.■ ie.i on*
•
DiSACRtfcMEM IN ARSON CASE. I
By ''e.'t ■■■:•.,>, to t. ", i baoi '
I. „C!'f;eer.s>. N. V . April Tl. --The jjry
ir< bt <.>»•• »'. il»-:l«er: n. r-| a rV. rh»
v. «al»by R ilnebe. !; man a<-«:ri»U of .r- d
:•■*•> t.. *>.)'■■ on.i \- •*■• oVoohargoa' :
thwiry tv BOPOBBM OOBTI toOtSee Mill- I
ttttT Ivir.^ out f(Mir?'^n bOSta, T;.» jurore j
>.<r,,.,\ t-«-vrn '>r .■ '■ :''•;.! : „■: ?,:•■ f ir rvn- j
v'.-tfo r . Cldrl; r.it- OWflflOM If ... -«• viir tss.l. j
Lit OMfl thO !•-•.• • ; :ml;. Ifle ball was ,
<-<>jif iT-,\jr-,l in UM oOa Of PMHt ■Wall m< I
fu/T.|h» ( »4 by his '.<::t«.. :u,<. 'c wa^ re- I
OMoad
W. C. BARNARD RENOMINATED.
'iv!:>. t -.i ... &pfH n.-Hept;'
: ■„.■;•? i-iftn. I ..I li.diaim j
nominated p .ia \vii.i«m c. Bor>]
i. it; j ejoj . . •i ■ , to-d ir« Vuo <
lion .i. '. read Urn rtjmo-^Udrl .. tarffl i*w, ;
•Jia a'J: .. ProatdCSX Tut;, unii |
DXSOJ Uif- -c ■■.idicj ... I- | u1..:u 1 ..: Bt >«.riJ*e. I
VEW-TORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FBTOAT APRN, 22 1010.
BROAD INQUIRY VOTED
Assembly Pnssos Resolution
Withot I Disspntinrj Vote.
WADSWORTH MEN GIVE IN
Senate Expected to Concur Next
Week — Primary Bill Delays
Adjournment.
|Hy TMOXnoa M Thr Trlbunt I
Übanjr, April a— Without n. dissmtiagj
\ote the Ar-KDibly to-day passed lha reso
lution for a cneral gjrafi lajattoa,
prepared by 'he Way- and Menns OOSSr
BdttCO. It wtU be lecelved in the Senate
to-morrow, there referred to the Finan-e
CTomaa Tl iea. aad probably reported Croag
that comtnittee and adopted next wceki
; ■•]'- this naululhin differs la form so:nc
erhat from Ike one Originally adopted by
the Senate, thorei is no dls;>os!tfon o:» the
part of any of the leaders to avis at thfa
change of words. From Senator Cohh
d"v\r. thay will favor Urn Assembly rasa »•
tion ar :>oon H^-thev are ensured that under
1' a free and untramasaOsd invcstlßation
can l>" oeadOCtcd. Their opinion Daw la
that such would be the result
The OCSSJS in the Assembly WhOB this
rc-«oi-:tj,in wa? panned was abjaMaaiitly
different from that scene only -i few we ska
«go when Speaker WMaworth left his cimir
to oppoi-» r«t) lii^ BOOT the < 'hauler resolu
tion attempting to p;H the Assembly on
record on this name general proposition.
Then the full itieiiSjth of Urn machine was
aaai to crush the handful of He ass rail
and in!«:;ri!rent RefmhtlesjM Who b< 'ievcfl the
lid ahewld be ripped off and any wrong
doing exposed. To-< Jay not a man attempted
to interfere with the v.«-ll olicd machine as
it ground out the authority for -the general
Rraft Inquiry Exposure Of a f?>w fire in.
durance scandals, a aposcti or two by Oor
enar Hushes and the heavy defeat of an
AMrMajs have l^en eafßcMßt to open the
eyes of Speaker Wadsworth and his sturdy
Assembly leaders.
WadswortH Subdues O'Connor.
Only one lncl«3ent prevented the Assem
bly's adoption of the resolution (or an in
roatffjatJea from bein^ Hip mo^t routine
kind if a proceeding. This was the attempt
of I aaaMyama O'Connor, ■ wild «->■,•<!
radical, to amend it to permit the investi
gation of :he work of the Armstrong; lite
anmrancs bnrvsUgjatlaa esamntttsa to which
Governor Hughe* was counsel. Mr. O'Con
nor Bald he wanted to la»sslbisli "scan
dalous omissions'" of thai body with re
apact to its handling of the industrial in
kurt>ncw Held. The Speaker told him It .is
impossible to amend a. commit tw report.
He undertook to argue, with the Speaker
on that ruling, but the Speaker told I.lm
that ruling ended the matter, and empha
sised his decision with repeated pounding
of his gavel until the Assembly chamber
rang O'Connor subsided temporarily.
It Is pretty definitely settled that the
committee which will be named under thai
resolution will be of the young. progressive
element of Republicans. This will be espe
cially true as to the Senate contingent.
From a legislator having unusual oppor
tunities for information on this matter it
was learned to-day that almost certainly
the two Republican Senators would b«
chosen from the following list: Osws, Hin
man. Hamilton and Davaoport. The Demo
crat probably will be £ chulz or Wagner, of
New York, or Uayne. of Staten Island. All
these Senators are notably clean and pro
paeafoa, while not rattleheaded or v aaav
tion seekers.
Assemblymen Mentioned for Committee.
Gossip among the AsaasablyhMß lndtcatfis
thai MerritU Parker, n kli?j, l,ee, Walters,
Val" and Mclne! ney ar* atnonc the Repub
::<-;in eligible?, arbjbj Chanler. Foley. A. K.
Smith and Fhortt are mentioned as likely
to furnish the Democratic material. Th^ ar>
rK)intm*=ntß to thi^ eOßUtttttae probably will
»• announced within a. law days* of the
final passage of the resolution. The com
mittee Itself may ".-gin work a short time
after the adjournment of the legislature.
Adjournment should not be more tuan
two or thre« weeks away if the Lot, la
I iature continues the pr<-> re«* It ha? horn
: making this week. The t*>l-phone and brio*
; praph bill xv;>= put into its final shape to
i day so far as tho Asssgmbt] hi concerned.
■It will I— r»r*ottM Tweoday and ♦•■■ f>v«r
■. to the. senate. unless something distinctly
; n«t on th*' progjramme Intervene*, before
iiir. r>nd of th<» week.
Representative* of the l«gislatl\f- ooas
nuttT whlcl. invest) sated the question of
«=tat'> supervision of telephone and l* legraph
Una iiel<i a consultation to-day with rep
raaaatattvae of the rubiic flervta Comaais
•■i^:.. ■1 District . and the ■- :■• rnniliailho
I iblrmao lamet s Parker presided.
Judge Hale, counsel of the commission,
resreaestad that body, arhfle Dblob N.
u«>tiici ■ppioroa for Urn Den Irlrphone in
t<rest«. aa B. O. •?•.!.: , ■• of Basialo, and
his attorney for the IWVpflMieill :• lephone
interests The ■ •■<!. pi nd. tits fongh< hard
•?hir>st tho bill as ii •■ contending
thai it was very unjust to them. The bill
Bjave Iks Public Sen Ice <ommi«tnn power
o-.tr franchises and . at i Hiasiia of ajrateoss,
a~ v. ell »b OVCr OUVlca ctiarcp-j, •-..lßr.]-.
<•< service hi. ; ifnianc#» of Ee<"iriti<>«; T!i«>
htdfiMnoentl wanted, to i,,. abl« to ronneet
their lines without appliisgi to Uh • ■ •-■mi:
: \r>r. for p«-rml^«-ion to do IN Finally th«
i^ -ommlt'co acred to amend th»- MH to
penal* tti». ladepeadottt eoeßpanlea to con
noct "dt-s<3 'tid?" without aaaJaeatJoii to
Ihe 'onitnlßsion tor permission ii tho.v
dead end"" wora not store than fifty mil**
apart. Also it •> .<■ isckh . BnaJt) to per
tuit the. l.olding of atseJ 'ii "no company
by another, with the permission of th*-
DMnntfealoa,
Senate May KiM Measure.
AJoS the Asssmbly CtUea CssssslMsa re
pottad tn-tle> a. i.ii! Ntthodytag - t>ropoMM;
r.- i charter tor Mow Xarh «.'ity, nt ...i. op
Of tha \ario.,s •-liaiijT-r'- intr.jduced ;uirl
OOaaMcrad fran time t» tini«\ Thi^ bill is
drawn ■■•• tak- effect on June 1. HU. That
<1»«* v.t.s >■■' -■. that tho r|ty authorities.
UMM BMe orga'i!zatl«>iu which h«v«> }-*n
agitating for m BOW charter and the. public
yrnarallj niay Ptawf th*» document ihor
oeajhti bofora tho convening of tn^ mx t
I^e.'isUfirf . This lull probabl] n-||| i,«
paaaad In Uh AoaeaaMy wtthoot nraeh dtf-
Beatty la Urn Senate it prohahty •• MI b»*
urn
Viitwally th» only «n<i(t«»r of jinr-< a nc-
BOW V.^fore the ' .^Mature ih. fIbBMOJtttOQ
of which is not • tMed Is the H'nmar
Gr«en »ii:. A: affa'rs stand, everything
ehM oa <M bo wound up and final adjourn
rrieit tnk.-ti wtthfal tv.i. u<-«i;< jtuf n« Ither
•1..- .-•.:.jt«- nor the Afenrmbly wants to
••••ki'- tha Imai refer in proposition.
B»-nii» ■■ OobO KBaaetO tO harf Men rj.ore
ooaforeaoai with men in both bouaoo on
itiH ojajteF n*Kt Oratk; and there :•■■ some
bone of < ( , ;i ft:!i » i, ill whteh might srn
t'» ratl«-fv Jjo'h i»1dt"»- in* Qovojrsjsr ■ su;»
;<:r<tH mid th* Wu'l^worth-Uoodruff BOO
ple, who h*ng to tho convention •>< veri.
P^sjdins that, there lirt] 'ik< li:,,><Kl
thai action on Ike Qoooraor*a i.iii win be
taken in either bBSJSa betore waot -,ft<r
n.xt. [Mract prtmar* bmb oay tbai «r>.ii
day Of il' lay makes betttr the ch.tncea for
• ..r Urn Oavemofe i)iu j;5-i , ;
■tandi
AMERICAN'S SUICIDE IN LONDON.
Trir* < n. April -. —Chester trea« ur uuf.
falo. who iuA l"<«i long t-nxar*d in new.s
paper work hi this . Ity. oammttted iteUa
bjt k^" pafaoaJao- The n-ir.;ai i tats
Alii<!t ted 'o h.H daatll Is attrlbui-<l to bu ].
m-tt worrl-?. I'or trn yeai.i M: lv t .i IS
tii« r*i»rif oarraspondcai <•.* a .\<-v. York
HINHHN HITS JUDHMV
Opposes Giving Judges of Court
of Claims Increase
CALLS PRINCIPLE WROMm
Hill Suggests Cutting Out Ex
penses of All State
Officials.
[By T-Sf-irrnph tfl TH Tribunal
Albany, April XL PwmilCtolhn of th.«
Judiciary of t'.:is state for 'Teaching out
for s.alari«->-. Ofßcoi and W" fonnad UM
feature or on attack tu-iay by Senator
Harvey p. Htnsnan, of BtnglMMton. on
MrfinMjriHrti Merrltt*a t-Mi to Incraaoo Urn
Hriartao or the iadsae of t*° court of
claims ••. wiy of animal hnnp mm -.x
panse allowances.
The Judges now gel BOlarMß «t JS.OOO a
year, and recently had their terms of of
fice extended. Bat they have to travel
cwnaldarably, ais'i then to no provision in
the law for • '.-■<■;. Senator Hlnman
deelar»d that they v <••;•■' pretty :■:■ off.
■imrttielcas. mvi Objected to IMM Baanaal
allowance In lieu of tixpfnsrs.
"Tills principle Is all wrong." he said.
You don't provide for any itemized ex-
PCDM accounts. hut : imply Rive them this
DXXII morr talari.**
"Well, if you're going to economize oa
Umm men, 1 ragged that too '"•' out
nil espenae aObwanceo of ill officials. froni
th*> Governor ilorn," eujrirosted Senator
Hill, chairman of the Rnanop PuilT"***"
"That may bo well and Rood." retorted
Mr. Ilirman. "'But I want to say now that
if tliere'* any branch of ilus state gov
enuaMll whi'-li i. - rf aching? out for salaries,
offices and pap it's the judiciary. I have
to practise law before them, and I'm not
afr.ild to nay so. ' I voted Bgair>?=t the
510.000 salary crab with 8088 BfOßsftirß,
These Judges of the Court of Claims get
pretty fair salaries, and 1 noll« % they'll
not resigning, in spite of -ill tiif.^o hard
ships. These constant raises of salary, I
think, arc pretty hard on the fellow with
th«» dinner pall, who hen to pay them, and
probably doesn't know of his own experi
ence what an Increase of salary look* like."
"Why is a Judg" any better than any
body •«.»■'.•■' queried Senator ilinman of
Senator Hill at another OOSBt in the dis
cussion. "The judge i* the only man in
the state oonrfCO who gets ■ lump sum
in lieu of expenses as I part of hi? salary. ••
"I don't know tint he i« any bctfr,"
answered Senator Hill.
The bill, amended, was advanced to the
order of final passage. where it will bo
fought out.
DEBT LIMIT BILLS PASSED
Conflicting Measures Go
Through Assembly.
[By Trlepraph to The Tribune 1
Albany. April 11.— Not wl«hins to take tbi
r>-.«-p<'i,~lbiiity of deciding whethor Mayor
Gaynor's or th»> CltlMßa Union plan for
making operative th'> subway bonds debt
limit amendment was the better, the As
sembly to-day passed two bills introduced
for thnt purpose.
A>s*rn>>lyn-iHn BhOTtt'l bill, favored by I
the Xcn- York <"itv ndmlni^trntlon. pro- |
viu^s that the Hoard of Estimate f^all de
rid" what bonds are self-*us'ainlnpr. Its
lindins ip then to ro to the Appellate Di
vision, which d to pass on the board's
finding aft«r an ex*parte proceeding. Any
tindin? of this court iat be furili^r re
vl«w«h3 <-r appealed from. The objections
of the opponents to the bill are that it
[does not prescribe whom the court shall
I hear, what notices there an; to oe of hear
ings or how l^nr i' «'iail take to settle
a case They hold that for this reason a
dissatisfied taxpayer may tlo IS) a pro
eeedtvsj for fean
! T' ■ !<.■*• bill, Whten was drafted by the
:C'ltlzt-n«i Union, on the ether -md, naakM
! ■pecaV what hearinira njaj be baH In de
milling what bonds arc rrlf Hntrtatntn.fr
it permit!" the I*-iiblir Benrtce '"■■->'n r n!ss: l in
[to Initiate nn notion, anl after renrincs,
:• Appellate Dtvtston Is to mike ■•> of.
. flcial deternilnati'tn of the amount of bondf
Its b* ex^''id»ri. Any t.»TpHyer or bond
• holder can appear bafOIO the court, but
'the bill prescribes how lons the hearing*
may be held n that all prT+iltttsa must
bi dot ! i". ■ period of from "ix weeks.
|tr» three month*. Th* decision of the Ap
ipeilate Dhrtotoa hi to he final
i It Is declared that thai bill will prevent
llsasj dra«-n oat litigation. When the two
: bills reach the Senate «'itier, Committee
,an attempt will be inide t< aaroa on a
! comproniis" nuamrr .
' Th« AawmMy alas na's^il the proposed
; constitutional aiueildJlMnl of Mi .Morritt,
the majority leader, nrvrtdlni for wata
jstorace hi the forn^t preserv« rfiT" it Is
| needed for municipal us*-?.
The Aaaanhly Jodtdary Cbmmtttot baa
jrciK.rted two of the .ward election bills
drafted ';■ the New York County Renub>
] Mean ComnlttCAi One reduces :h? ••i^ction
[dUtrtcti an that etch ihal] eontatn 01
.vn'rp, Instead of >• .ad th«» other re
j «}•;!'-•- thnt wmtChcra «f (h< pofh he r»«l-
! dents of the borough In wfclcti the- work
i op Election Day.
Th« Assembly 1 .'■i-ii<-:.\r. Committee voted
<■)('•> ii Urn tooeurrenJ roaotatloß uf Ass«>m
blvnian DajUl propo a»i .tTK'iulnitat to
the const Mutton providing for -he apnojnt
meßl of 0m Secretary of state, state
TrmmMßMt, ktUtrotf («neral an i srnt" En
;-':n>-<-r sad Surveyor by ihc- QovOTDor, by
and with the a<lvi<-. .r,.' com at the
Seuit*". InStfd of tb^lr »-l«wti.jn by th-
people.
Th" eommlttse to-day repcrt^d one of
the srjfs of Mitt iiitroduce.l by .\<-»"T!
btynaa •'. W. PhilHps. earrrlnc out the
r»*< onimendattons of th« r-onit'iif-sion ap
pointed to brvtattejata employer* 1 Itablllty
It rnrik^-' the employer HaMe nornlth
ntandlng tha l»'»ttne out of worfj to con
tractors and sub-contractors, and cp *•« UM
naplova the rich' of Mmendini; th« notice
of action.
The rornmtttee aN" repotted As-»-mbly
man Bwott'i Ml amesdhaf the Ctvti ser
i;.-. ;»:\ by protecttng asah •■• removal
\rtir,lts nf rirent \\:if-.
In th«» Assembly 1 to-day hills i'!cr«-:islnt:
the. salaries of th« State fwninimlooff o'
AKr< 'iltir» and menbera «•; Un Btatc
Might* roninifailuu b> $^,'."»> eaca w«>.-.»
Cavui i r«-j.ortmi
'it.- AjWLUibly Codes ..... *»»■
tak»ii fa ratable aettea on the 1.111 <. Mo
trtct Attft'«y Whitman which allows th»
i>nncii>? of aew proeeetlinga in rises 01
BafadMBOMMV where h defendant ha '••■•
dtocharged by a Magistrate. It is i...i ti •
Un aimed .it New v.,: city Dejuor doal
«■!-. who •...•■ boos dwehara^oj by , t tii«-n-i
ly maststrate after aa nd t ifotaUoo.
STANDARD OIL DENIES CHARGES.
la anawar t" Urn a r ."enion made wvdn.s
day b> Aaoambtymaa Marray thai the
Standard ' '■' people We "fpßelim tin
irifu no i.ix Hniiiidnittit, .'. i. c Clarke,
after a eoiifert-nre witli th« emmpei of t?;e
corporation. y»'(-t.rda v soiit tli^ : i;<.'\ .i i
teieKr.un *>* Bpeaker PTadnrorth:
April *i 1910
To Eton lamea w WadswortQ, ir..
Speaker Araembljr, Albany, v v
TK»- itateroeni of A-;-' v.M; man Alurr«i\
thai the brief .i«.ii;.t prppoaed Income tux
. 'iiorni!n»'ii \wi- drawn, written or ctrvu>
ln'«-<i tV thw ::i«ur« 111 „r ■! «h<^ in»tar:i «•
of. Urn Standard OU Company i-, utti-riy
onfaundod. I would '■•■ thankful to obtain
a, OOpy Of the Drl<f in QIMStiOn. It. -j." '•
fully. 'i C. Clakk::.
No. y. Broadfi aj . New York
SENATE GETS SETTING BILLS.
Albany, April BL— The iCßoW>f%rktU
bill depl*n*><l to i ohl it oral bookmaklnc
»-.!.• reported to ti • Beoata to-day by the
Codoa CoanaJUo&i Sen ii .! A£n.« - s bin
prohibiting Iho P«MlriiUan uf bottini „a , it. i
I'm" Jil— repoi ' 1 • •>" i ui^ .. . rvfarrvd
Ij Utc aamgalUaa yf ii « whjOJt ]
GAYNOR SPLIT RAILS
It Was When He Was I Boy in
Ormida County. So He Says.
AND FENCES STILL STAND
Personal Liberty Up There In
volves Ri^ht to "Lick One's
Neighbor.' Says Mayor.
Mayor Gaynor qualified as a Presidential
candidate last night at the dinner of the
So» i<-ty of the Sons of Otieida. of which M
i* president, by telling how ho split raIN
in h!e youth and built fences that still
stand. thougrh not one of the men who ha»l
tieen them erected uao left In th • little
hamlet of Skeeterboro. where "no was born
and reared.
It wr.s in Onetd* County, toe. that the
Mayor Imbibed Ills ideas on personal lib
erty, for lie toM last night how. on hi.-.
last visit, he had reminded Tom Phillips,
who complained of his troubles, from hav
ing thirteen children to having been in
dicted for beating a neighbor, that the. oM
rule in Oneida when two men quarrelled
was to say "No law. and I'll lick you."
'I wrote to the District Attorney at Home
and recalled to him the old rule," continued
the Mayor, "and I need only say that he
PIIBBJtIBfI that Tom Phillips need not sell
any of Jill five cows to hire, a lawyer to
defend him from the charge of beating his
neighbor "
The Mayor s rosaarka were entirely of a
reminiscent nature. lie spoke of the hard
ships of the old day?, but added that they
had helped to build the character* of the
men from Oneida who were gathered about
tl'.o board.
He dwelt on the importance of monu
ments in th« propagation of history. and
told how he had never known until he had
been living some years in New York that
only a mile from his home had been fought
the battle of Oriskany. in which General
Herkimer had beaten back the British. He
had learned this when a monument was
erected on the site, and to-day every one
In the countryside knows about It.
After referring to his early duys and Mi
work at the bar <n ' on th»* bench, he «uid
of his work as Mayor: "Whflo some people
hate been kind enough to say that 1 am
doing aoasothasa m the office in the way of
ko<ml government. aaaßSthlns in the way of
making government respectable and decent,
I lav.- only Is say that I am doing nothing
but what I have beer, doing contln'io'isiy
for over thirty years, without a break of a
single day or a *lna;l" hour.
"I am very sure that in th«» recent cam
paign, when I was put forward here with
out any request of mine for the great of!lc<*
which I now fill, and which 1 am painfully
conscious of being unable wholly to till. I
am sure that those of you who were down
here from Oneida County and who knew
BM ah a schoolboy, and who have known
me ever since, if called upon— l say it
without any vanity— have stood up
and given a pretty good account of me.
after all.'"
Mayor Gaynor was the guest of honor of i
the society of which he i* the president, i
Judge Alfred C. <oxe. of the. United rtates;
' Storr Ready at 8:lS A. M. EKrectly or. the Intcrbc;rough Subway >< Eight Car Line* Each Way tc Store
Hxhibition of Deer Heads and
Mounted Game— Hints for the
Sportsman— Kourth Floor, Old
Building.
Such a Selling of Domestic
Rugs Is Most Unusual
But it is not often in a lifetime a store takes nearly | qnwtff of i million (MbfS
wortb of ni£s in one purchase.
CONCRETE FACTS OF THE SALE
Surpassing Weaves : Sixty years of textile ideal*. Sixty years of ethical
Meals. All embodied in these rugs from one of A roerica's hiehest £ ra de manu
facturers. Rugs that cannot probably be surpassed in wearing quality and refined,
beautiful colorings.
The Wanamaker Purchase : /\ characteristic one. Kverv nip of the
mill-stock on hand. Road-samples of fifteen salesmen withdrawn by wire. So faj B9
we know, the largest single order on record by/ a retail enterprise.
Correspondingly Low Prices : For example —
Fine Axminster Rugs, 9 x 12 feet, $16
Standard Wilton Rugs, 9 x 12 feet, $23
Ranging to the movt superb high-pile Wilton Rugs known *^> the trade —
The Usual $55 and $60 Grades at $35
Every new color, every wanted pattern, every ronm-^izc in ench grade.
Fourth Gantry. New RniUHnc.
Today We Place on Exhibition
A Collection of Several
Hundred Reduced and
USED Pianos
These will be offered in our Senii-
Annual Sale of Used Pianoa nindi will
begin on Monday. April — at N:l.">.
We inTite nil of those inlrrvstcil in
pianos to come today and tomorrow and
look :ii these instruments.
Then the full extent of this ance-in
six^inooths-opportiinit^ will be apparent.
Price-lists furnished or will be mailed
on request to the Piano Section, IVana*
maker's.
It is i piano opportunK) —to splen
did thai no one wanting an instrument
.' fford t«> miss it.
\\Y could tell you in molt detail the
attractions of Monday's event hut pre
fer that you come and see for yourselves.
Please remember that while these in
struments are 00 exhibition today and to
morrow, positively none will be sold of re
served ii« advance <»!' the opening of the
sale.
Today's Exhibition,
Twelfth floor. New Building
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway. Fourth avenue. Eighth to Tenth street
District Court, act* as ttjjy -Jg
«♦ the rue*t table were Martin ffj^tUa.
ton. W. R. HWll I. Ueatanaq Jl . a
varU \MtHi
Rev Anthony D. Kvan S . O*«. A. CUM.
and General Henry L Burnett
At th- various tables about the ruom
were prominent son, of OneUa and many
well known flgure* in the official and patlt*
ral world, includlnc District Attorn-y V hit
man. Judge Deuel. Daniel J. ' " * Un .;«■«* -
trate Appleton. Police Coou f l * l^ f^2:
Mairlstratc **-> JBBttCB I^nch.,: d.
Michael .1 Prutnmond. Frank J. Oood*.».
M»K!»trate O'Connor. John 11. McCoocy
and others.
judge Vest, referred to the golden »ge or
Onelda. when they had the two Senators
of the Btate. and the Republic** and
I>em<x-rata came Is take counsel from
Ko*coo <onkl:n« and Horatio Seymour, m
Itica. To-day, he added. rtica denied
to have returned to those days, when it
counted among Its sons the Vice- President.
the Junior Senator from the state and UM
Mayor of r.reater New York. While db>>
claiming any desire to mix in polities.
Judse Cox* proclaimed h!» belief that
Mayor Oaynor had made stoo^l. aani he ap
pealed for a word or encouragement to tho^e
In office who were making a* oo * l - whether
as President, as Governor or as Mayor
Martin W. Littleton remarked that Mayor
Gaynor was still making good fences, that
would remain long after all present had
disappeared. He appealed for discrimina
tion :n the sweep of the rrave of reform
that was sweeping over the country.
"We have reached a period of responsi
bility, M contrasted with Ir.-esponslllanj
The average of interest has grown gg that
we will no longer tolerate either the crooM
or the humbug." he said. "Roosevelt. Tarr.
Hughes and Gaynor and many «th' 8808
tiiroughout the country stand not on PB«>
eral principles of radicalism or conserva
tism, but on the broad question of Integ
rity and devotion to public duty."
NO SURVEYOR CHOSEN
MacVeagh Confers with Presi
dent — Henry's Chance?
•Washington. April il.— Secretary Mac-
Veagh hail a long cortf-rence with Presi
dent Tart to-day on the Sur^yorship of th*
Port of New York. It was said that no se
l*rtlon his been made. Mr. M3"Vessj>J said
that the place wa« to be filled wholly in
the interest of the good of th*» service and
the fitness of the man tn do th^ work, li*
rfr»r('«i the situation In the custom* ser
vice at New York ;is s<eriou« and is anxious
to pet a man for the i«urveyor»hip who will
Bmoa «■• active gg Mr I>oeb has as Col
lector. Th* appointment i.< to be made-, it
was declared, without regard to "political
or social con^tde-iiflon* 1 .
Although Adjutant •>neral N'eison H.
Ifenr- . of Slssj York, has rece ir«»il perhaps
th« strong« > !>t indorsement of any of V.."
candidates In th« field, the nTounrcnc.t
to-day that no selection had been made Is
regarded by his friends here a?* unfavorable
to his appointment.
Ii was said in customs circles here yes
terday that General Her. wn«t still under
consideration for th« Survivorship, al
though no dpfnlt"- offer of th» pl:i<*e hai
ll le*>n1 e*>n mai^ t» him. T* was BBaa Si ! r" -»:
indications «eem*«l to favor hi« appoint
ment, and that he would probably gssjgfi
the plae« if it should he ISBSWr- to birr..
w I New York, April 2i, loin
To Wear Right a Man's
Suit Must Be Built Ri
That's the way Wanarraker
is built.
A clever man with a hot iror
into <t coat, but cannot make it stay
Kand-work — pulling and shaping an'
stitching — is the only method disc
date of making men's clo*h"s t
right from start to finish.
Wr could write a book about the hand
tailor ing in Warvamaker clothing. But
much more satisfactory to a,
an interested ma.v tVloy
tunn
Men's Spring suits, $:5 la $40.
Men's top-coats. $15 to $45.
Men's trousers. So to $12.
Men's waistcoats. $1.50 to $7.3 C.
A separate section for auto-: «*ppar«t
for chauffeur and owner.
Main floor. New Building.
Boys' Shoes that Are Right
From the Ground Up
Built on a foundation of sole leather,
tanned by the o?d slow process, taking six
months instead of the modern sixty- way
Uppers of honorable leather that wil! stay
with the soles, even to the second generation —
lor these are welted shoes, remember, arc! new
soles can be sewed on when "he" goes through
the first pair. We sp^ak for their service. The
styles will speak for themselves last to see
the WAN A MAKER "TRIANGLE SHOES
FOR BOYS AT $2.65. Sizes 1 to 6.
Main floor. New Building.
HUN! sue iii Aims
Young Woman Shot— fife
Seek Boarder ■ Hilis.
■Bnnff, v r . Ip '*"''<••- Trx
: Fred^rirK ■" -.tour yatto ol
was "hot ar.il DBBtastly ki!:-l »: h*r j. xa;
No. IT Son
■ morninr. It w all-«"«j. i>v /..: „ Qr-,^^ Rlr<(
r*«-n yenn old. a hon r'mad*'
' hts **ra.V~. It *r** nearly „n bOBI tStt
■, th*> marder b^lore it wa« -. .
po:ir»< oy netshJvora who
■ ly'.t .nii'iron tcmtnttut. ' ■ ...
[ tin..- 804 0 *"-»i start i»f t ■••
• ■ •■ ' ' It V^n rti* mol „
f.>r M.c eftBBB N»l» - a « f rtr %I^,
ti-ne i-.runt bad bOOB ' - | "ttthjaal
,oa htn ( revel] . « :. ...
tiunban«l. a: ■: • I oa : r« mi -• i,. r
Thin 'ni.rnliir, OthUe >J"
| the kltrti-n pßßtry, <^-!:.i tnterof .TnUnßot
' her. i' '.■■> ■< :
fhrao-ytar-eM di ighCeti Mertuc \r~ -~,^
.'.1..- il::::ed. an-'ther '»•■!' "••■ fj-r. •.*•!»
■old. V cant* tetnng h"r to co as
j mmo f-an'iy for her f".- ''vtr.». f]
UM " ajßfcfcly m;n:-- ' i 808
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'the Wetfehi ■- BB I -OM is men.
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the whabj -•' . ' . •-- gj bejn^
' yearrhed. Tha rount - •• -« w#l
an the police r ? Pinir.fletd ■tro <-r)«». rv .
' In;* With the boron;' , ■ •
(capture <'.ra.n*. and the pr-rir*. t K r^jjs 0 ...
Row Jersey hare been a ' •••„:•-.•.
■ sr:ir.-h. Barty fhhl af ; »r"^on PsBBBOBOM
j Frefierl' ': Pope, of S"m»rrllJ«, rrxili ehanw
' •>.. •• ■-•.i-tTiff *: '" • ' i!-.'« • •*- .
[ be nece«isary *■ ' ■■-. Ina"*"
Mr* Fr.i"!'.t BOOsT. < '••• I Ml IMoat
i next door DB UM ' BOOff hnpi". •w.m (Oa
'only p»*r"in •■'•• ••■ <!•«'* worn an «
I chil-!r»n to heir UM f!»»a[ OBOt ( ' v * «*■ <
. she hear-! th** BSSMN -hot and m arrasst,
' and afterwnrd ten- a ppr«in leave flb>
( house. Mr« Sfory. hiT»v>- p»;d Jtttla ar
' te^ttor, to The ma 1 ?-' and V"-w no»ft!r.» of
i th- iuur#n until nafoniwd br ae|g^ v n
CONLEY IS GOTH'S COLONEL
Regiment ' 3 New Head Waal Election
by Single Vote Over Lieut. Ifagle.
Lieutenant t'oionel Louis l> Con!- 1 • wat
. afocbßd coi- bj : of OM (KB 8.. . ■ .
Bhjht to lUf' ■ QOOBBOI K<ltv«tra D-iff-.
who resigned about a y»a.- r.go. Li«j - 1 •
Per'ivai V. lOBBtOj BBttßflOß quartermaster
of the regiment. tßa^ Xh-' apBBOfSJ iaii:
dar^ for tho colonelcy. Coalry wen by %
single vote, the count of ;.-.» jaliots «how
i In? H for COBBO Barf '. (be No^.
t th« tUsl.l ami l:::e oiKcf;r3 v^ted. T..3 OBB*
; nagj an*] under the p;r»oßal BBpantßßfl a'
General Otorp M-jore tfralt.i. ::aasnv
; thw t.rst orlsasie.
, Colonel Cosley »»-» coi^missioned a BBN
j oad QOBBBBBBI in CBBB3BSI <\. j;.i Heg"
l ment, N. >'•■ N. \.■ .. '.'. . . . QBA Q| Mcas
i uppoir.r-'! BfIBBJCbBI Isapoetßl Bf .-Tr.a.". Im
practice- hj UM ffl|fi BoglflMOßl BO I. %
' ttH, ar.d bu.t:aliun. .. - a: rcj:
i nn-'iit oa ilay LI. U-^. Gov«n:or Flue
! pointed BBS! licuie-..:"' CBjßaaj of t'.-.e :•?£!
j nsei;i 0O ilar.:» .■>. 13O?>.
Concert in
Auditorium
at 2 P. M.