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.?-hen she attended iruTtlncp and lecture?
-t Trcmont Temple she would nevpr
,-?.rmit any eococt, no mattes how well
*i->ct.mn....ded, t?? giccompany hot homo.
"She always ci*** mnif otlier girl.
If an es? ort accompanied the other ?lrl
_nd che went with tin- two to th> rooSM
?>f the a??et?K'is?i.>*i. it was all right, hut
?he n'ver, ro far M I Cha ascertain, de?
lta ? omi.ir.v <.f _.ny hut "tic man.
? sh< aras varj devout reHgtoualy, ?ml
li< r every ;i?-ti..;i Mag ttat of a per*?,m
v?hos' goto ataS in ui-' >v.is to do right.
Th'-r.- has yet to in- found an aOQUalnt
_n.? si hers .?in? could understand wh|
ahe . ?i!i laldng ?. '? -?WJtH
It was found ::? ? BSST3 to make ;
; :. ..,.; lest f? ' so. ill in the cas?
The taasstecter auhmltted Uve ?iris who
?..en* i!i ? roung women's Christian As
? ramlns -
An..?til; th.m an ??? 1.'.' ;:i?
\ U Ba< ki ouae nd Julis T.
?? rscm, auperinteadea. of the aaso
?tuni ? <n\ Inced Du*
gaa thai Ml ? UnaeM tad been mi.r
... ?
tiisa Patt* ? told th< Inspe
was m " hm ti:.- girl came to
.tu,ii. tars ? igo, to live
Wlil!. ?? -Slot)
? was en.
to bC married and wanted to be near the
::.,, ri v h . to lead her 10
I ?
ipect tt srtalm <? that Avis
Uma :i t.-1.: ol .-: lunetaon engag?
with lbs man whom she was t?> marry
her ?itath occurred.
w tai s the dl h the pirN ?lid
not know.
Th. "<<?? th? nirl left the
asaoclatlon hoUS? '?? I ? ? noon and did
let return until th? I well
advanced. Then It \v??s sl?.c met her
Is, and the I te afternoon and early
In gay? t- . At the dinner
table. Um _ri:'v w_. Misa Ltnnall as
red mon cheerful to th? m than ahe
had t?r aoine time, and when sh< toft
i .i- her i??..m .in- bad? them a pi.. .. il
l
net! waa? s prominent worker
ai Treason! Tempi! Baptist Church and
?..???(I ail things, II la said, bj ?
itandai Hei ??i' nd i em
stated ah? I deeply In
lev. ??i'.h the ntai whom she sai.i she
\..iH to marrj uttji tta K.r.s shi?i they
? ' 'i Mis man was the lit I. .Mr.
? on.
PLEADS FOR ALDRICH PLAN
Cannon Savs System was Pre
I
pared by Best Banking- Minds.
'The Pr-r, waa the euhjeci of I
i?n ad i.; Q. I '.".nor.. | ret
>t ihe Fourtk Sa.. | , ? k. st Hie
? at..?.::. ii?. ? Central Park 8outh, last!
? . ?
; :.!..(! the ? lleS-ring House,
a.'?i a ?.i?-., i
: Aldrlch rn<>n>'tary \ Ian.
Mr. i I H a nothing
aea Ibr banks 10 lesna their earn scrip <>r
? ? it was .i .- ". be sai ..
stack of the scrip paaatng aa eurrei
? ?.try. and it had been ?lune in
. beginning
with 1MB. lb- add? " ' isl m" ? '
d by the Bank of England
?.ment sanction, alt!.gh
art? r pa gallsed I be
?
M thai
?rouble
and began to mak?
.??i it by i the Clearing
, . V. !,1 'll w_ col
? abare the face value of
the lasas, in New York City alone
?
ami Si the
? c< ni of '.' waa
ndlng. Tht Ihe < ountfV
? reni y waa -
ind not on- cent
?.fit ? ? gued,
I thl?. form of cur?
t? - ncial fiiitiK- aci
'!.!? ?! b) .. . ? study the Aid?
tystei whii ii he aald ? as
?i tta
le regretted i m bad
. b,,.,
SAY WARD'S MIND FAILED
Will Contest Witnesses Tell of
Sculptor's Lost Memory.
iver the ? 111 of
Q A* Ward, .me to
yesterdsy. Tb? ?? I was
... ihm Eleanor Ward, ? 1er
iptor, anti was defended by his
wido". M : II. i? Ward, ahotn
? ? ? .i aboei foui yean
.
?
t as
Mi Ward'i
had fallt Mit | i niece
of Mr Ward nti'i a ? tory In
the Normal Co liega, told of caiim* to aee
i ? ? al Arta i
Api ii. arbei guest ol
v l : I i dll ..
hraak,
who presided al the dinner, an.i ?n i not
know bad "W ? n
' r .
?
?
s. em t.. nue- stan
sal i ? as, Mr Ward ?vi d with
bar fa live at
? triar
? t'-'a
th it
a ?um ft-.' n ?
I 1 M.i? l_ean, who
? i ? ner. gave 1
?
lb? s? tlon
M ta nol
.ri?i naiad s
w hieb Ihe 1
i la v> |fe, ?.no t. . der bei In*
FEAR PLOT TO KILL MADERO
Mexican Presidents Follower.? in
U. S. to Guard H.m.
I . ?,. .,-,? fe? 11,., i?, fe : n ? '
?
? . i :? .i-as Negrea,
ol Msdeio bj nu ?? ? rrice
men s Hi k .. ??? t??v> fi i
I'v?-, T? i
: ? ?I a
),..-.i
w.tl B?
Was- Pino S candi*
?laie i h th?
ticket with Francia? o i M I
le ihe ftat? f< | i wdor
\. lia m .?t M? ai ? ' ??? ?
ACCUSE aECTIONS BOARD
HEAD OF TAMMANY DEAL
Fusionists Assert Britt With?
held Nominating Certificates
from Inspection.
WHITMAN TAKES UP CASE
?Head of Republican Law Com?
mittee and Independence
League Man Charge Se?
rious Misdemeanor.
Complaint of n violation Of the ?elec?
tion law ?-y Preeident J. Oabriel Britt
of the Hoard of Sections waa Bled with
Ihstri? t Attorney Whitman yesterday by
Abraham s <;?!h(rt. of the law ?commit
? th.* Republican County commit
t?-. . William A. Da Ford, who is in
?harpe "f til*- elections fraud bureau --I"
th.- i??strict Attorney's ?.tfire. win begin
th? Inveatlgntlon to-day bef<?re Magia?
trate Appleton in lha library of the i??s
? Attorney's oflicc.
it la alleged that Brit? ?sible
f??r the artthboMIng <>f ?certificate? <>f
the nomlnatlona ?>n the Democratic coun?
ty ticket for the coming election when
entattvea of th?- Independence
? ,<* .ind the Republican organisation
s? ?light to Inspect Ihem last Friday niaht
during the last hours of the time aped
fled by the taw within which the crr
tlta.ttes COUld I.,? tiled.
Tl.? purpose of th?' hearing before
Magistrate Appleton to-day will be to
|determine if th?> facts warrant bringing
Hiiit hit" court to fa..? a misdemeanor
charge, punishable upon conviction by
8 year In prison or |M0 line, or both.
sh"tiiii Magistrats Appleton decide such
- proper Britt probably arlll
? - dun? ',i i" court by telephone, he
cause of hla official position. In the
event of hla f.iilure to respoi.d Mr.
Whitman la authority for the statement
th.it a warrant ?.?ill be issued for him.
Mr. Gilbert Bald ?thai he, na a repre?
sentative of the ?Republican County <"om
mittee, and L. J. O'Reilly, ????presentinp
*!'?? Independence Loagu", waited at the
th? Board of Blacttona until
midnight on Friday to Inspect the
i). moeratic nomination ?certiflcataa. When
a request wa? m.ade to the record clerk
for th?- certlflcatea both Mr. Gilbert and
i.Mr. OHellly were informed tliat they
'had not ?been filed. They asked to see
Prealdent Britt, who was in bis private
and Wer? informed that he ?'.?nld
not be sen. A last reouest t?. se?, the
certlflcatea was made within a few min?
ings of 12 o'clock, with no more saMs
f.it "ii than before;
Finally al twenty-five minute? . ft*r
midnight Britt emerged from his private
and turned over to the waiting
i?- thi package of certificates, which
j In- had had in bis room. An indorse
menl oi t'., back purported i" ?how
? thai they had been filed at 11:41.
!:--i;t '.vas asked by what right he had
I??" n public documents uhi? h
under the ':??.> should have been avail?
able for anj .iiizen's Inspection, and
Ignored th" auggeatlon that he had been
doing anything fii^p.-?J.
11 - ttndi r food thai the hearing pi
da \ win develop evidence to the effect
that Secretary Thome? P. Smith of
nan> Hall delivered the certlflcatea
I t?> mitt in hi? private office, afterward
loitering in the outaMa .?tnc t.? glr? th?*
Imprei ilon " al he had not yet filed them.
In tins way it was planned, so it is
hllegcd t > throe in* ?fusion representa
?'fr their guard snd force 'h" filing
of th? " its? of Domination on the
el without an oppor?
tunlty for first examining the Tan
certificate?*?. Th.- ru?e, if auch r era?,
..ml the hearing to-day will
? ?'" ? or not ther i Is ai
for the harge thai the pr rrident of th?
Board of Ele? tlona waa a party to It
"1 have pla? ?'?I the matter In the h
of the Diatrici Attorney," -aid Mr. <;n
.and i understand that
if the cil tanc?e justify oui h a
??oins. Mr Britt .vin h.? brought Into
court to explain his- action. Section?
127 and ?MM of the election law provide
that ail pape.-? on Ole with the board
?hall be i ? for publl u pectlon a?
? led
.Section ? f tl , ? ? ' ' ? w define?
? ? ? uppreaalon of a
public document by ? public official.
Section 761 makea an official who falla
to ?perform or refuaea to perform certain
. .? illty <>f a mlademi anor."
CHEER ATTACKS ON MURPHY
East Bitten Hear Hearst and
Other Fusion Speakers.
. lar,;?' and enthualaatic audience al Hen?
nio?tton Hall al No. 114 M atreet, lest
, i. _j,t The) sil read the huma clear In the
personaHt) and ?power of ooe Charlea Y
Murphy snd exhorted Um big crowd to cur
I lull 11j<- Increaaing powei of Murphylam
can
< i?,.it? .-? on the 1 Ickel i ?i William
I. g ? Irman of the me? tin? ? 'olo
nel Join: Temple Grave* snd Herben R
. rg kept th. ?t?te
?jf enthuaiaem I tbeli ?attacks oa Tarn?
me?? si ,; M n | hj In th lat? i Ira ?before
?\,i ||) rived 'I be Indep? nUenc?
. ; ol ij i" < i'ii'.i: when
. be i.nil n? ?tari' <i rixm m i ?
, - m Limb? rg i u ild all
?
XI - rery Imp? n ini one, snd
ti,. i? lesi It slvi
to disapprove ??! Mur?
ir ?: . ?????' mm? nt >?>?!
>te f"t Mui
. t He ia abundenti] abl?
? ' i , he? n? ?? i ?
, | i?|nt< ?? us In in;?! ? But il "i
. .
, ?t,/.?-. Mui .'i his
?, i,,??..i to ?,". ? v, r ? ? ? ludl
,,,.i.:. against thla man who has
. ood and an
at) njpting,
? ,i oi
?
i , , iu to do an
,i to help i ?m? no)
ig for Ai 11", v '? ".vi Mi Bh< ai n,
. - on ni', own ace? uni
Answers in the
Towns and Cities Contest
18 Applegate, Cal.
44 Hock Falls. !l!.
r.~) Belle Plains. Minn.
Watch To-morrow's Tribune for Correct Answers to Trio No. 16.
. hut for the pake of the pood rause they
11 ? present in this election, If Mr Hopper
! I ad eo??sulte?l m<* when he aerepted the
! n< mltistlon for Sheriff. I would have ad
'? \ laed him ri"t to tr-lt. it. as 1 believe he
OUgbt to All a blRKer offlr., I purely will
|t...f gain ar.ythln?. 11* Mr Shearn If elected.
and uill only lose the ie?t lawyer I ever
! bad or ever will have Tammany Hall
an?. Its "boss'' Bbould ho punished at this
el?-i'tlon. and 1 reh on you tO help In lti
fllctlnr the pimlehirvnt
Other speakers were Joba l H..t.p<?r. thai
SaadldatS for Sheriff; Harry Kopp, a can
?Md.it?? for the AOSemNy, an.l William A. ]
pe Ford
NAMES COMMITTEE OF 100
Citizens' Conference Plans Active
Campaign Against Murphy.
IVUlleai Jay ?chleffeHn, chairman ?>f th<* ;
ciUseas1 Coafereaee, which has orgaalsad ?
to ?ipix.se tii? legislative rendidatni andj
programase <>f Chaitoa F. Murphy, thai
Tammanv "lions," Is s?l* ?Uni; a COflfin
of one huadted to carry on the " Ik
Atnoni, th?. members of thai < ointnlttee. j
which win be organised si the Hotel Man?
hattan to-night, are ih<? fotlowtng:
i Brcee-I V. AH.'.t |n<?. ,, \v i.
; V.l. hare . . . ? ??
lifted R Ceakllns. '!>? Ilen.-i M ?
lullui .1 Frsni.. i Fran. I? D i
Di Elsie H i. Q aid. ?elson Xf Bpeneei
? Vor i.in UniKoni M. i- WetSl SM
1 P V, Hliirl.ln?
I ."hsrle. l'. Moul?t., lotto T Banaard
I t?srw-n H, James .',r 't?? I_.it, |tr T f'sm
Edward s Kaufmaa. ?.
M . ? -
. V.i>: :t <;? ir- Monroe .dwsrd R !
'??en Daniel ... Mcklee. Thomas a Pulton
' .? . It Smith ...??? -.
Rob? ? Vaa Iderstlne Rol. ?? \v III
William H. Williams
Elbrl se L. Adami
Alfr. I .t. 1ti,.-li...i Arthur ' ' I, idll |
' ' Henry 1 i ? Ths Re. :. Howard
? ?; I'fr.M-- - sh
. :. I - .
.1 Wsm ? ? ,i ? ? ? ? ? ? . ? .
.t. Aspinwall H" ge M H W h?'?.
f ? . Hcni ngtoc
\ i 11 .--orT_ii.it t?-? of tin Isrger eon ?
will be appointed t.? d i the active wirk. A
Bob-committee will hat ? isrge of the work
in Brooklyn and probably another aub-coni- ?
Imlttee s 11 | ? particular atteatton to tta
In Manhattan and The Bronx.
1 An appeal for funda ??.?il he Issued, arith
?. ? nd? ratend In ? nv ney adll be ?
Iused in the Aaaembly campaign.
I --'
Do you want to locsen the qrip of
Temrrany on the oity and state? You
csr, help by voting the fusion ticket. To
1 ?/ote you must register. There are ?
; enough anti-Tatr.r.any votes to do it, if1
they are all made available by registra- ,
| tion. Make yours count!
i COURT SEATS DELEGATES
i
i
?Orders Convention Which Threw
j Out "Ri.binson Men Reconvened.
Little Calla, S. v Oct. Il lude Mei -
rill issi.e'i an order to-night to reconvene
; the re.??-nt Republican convention for
| Herkitner County nn.i seat the Tl.lore
Douglas Robinson delegates, arho aere
thrown o \\ ,if the convention b; ; i R?
publican organisation,
The action of Judge Merrill Ii
tii? tir?t i a'-e on record In thli state ol
convention being ordered t ? ? be reel
hied. It is expot tni t'.i.i' Robini m, R
the nephew of ?'oionei Theodore Rooaevelt, ?
will aoat be nominated for Aeoemblyman
In place o? i '. L Fallows
KOENIG BIDS ALL REGISTER
? .. i
President Emphasizes Import-,
anee of Enrolling Also.
Samuel s. Koenlg. preeldenl ol the Re?
publican County Committee, called
tion yesterday to the feet thai onl
son? win? enroll no* may have the oppor?
tunity of voting under the new direct
primary lea fe. I to the al
rent ?on arhich Belegatss-al
lai .. to the national i l The dele*
to u..' state . onv? ntlon from
dlstii ' al o aelecl d? I? gat? I
th?. national convention to represenl their
v.ir!"';
??There are only tare more ii.
a vot? r ms) Mgister," ild Mr. '?
"to-morrot *oA Batiitday A man who
? .
i>,:in enrolls be cannot partic?pete I l a
.nr. t primaries nest aprtdg foi th? ?
ti..n ol ?i? l?gat? h to the ?tate i om ?
and participate In tbe aelectton ol I
? nntiouni c invention.
"Tbe great? al ? mphaala al ould be lal I
on the Importance of having ? ?
register to-morroa ?ir Saturday. Thi
Indi pendent ?? ot< 11 In thia I?
. the eue? eaa of the fusion tick? I If
O th- y mar vot?
"While there mm not appear to be any
marked degre? ?.f exdtemenl -?> far la the
ca? i ._? ? ? ? -??..; deal of :?
ny Hall M in*
!ii:iik??1 ev? i.. ''???. au'i If '??> ?;'n _.? t oi-t
this anti--'.luitnair ft I? We Sri
winning si the polla Everything i?u.-.sihie
Is being ?lone bj out eadera to ?> t the
registration oui '
ANTI-BOSS DEMOCRAT NAMED
Brooklyn Independent! Want Edmund
R. Terry Back in the Assembly.
Aasemblyman Edmund ?. Terry, of ihe
ist District. Br? . Inat? i
for re-el? ction bj 550 Indi
ni i ( the Brooklyn
action. Mr Terry failed of i?
nomlnatton b. the _>mocrata thia fall be?
b? align? (1 bims? ?" with the foi ? I
Edward M. Bhepard In the United Bl i
Senatorshlp flgbl and because be oppoaed
ihe charier.
Mr. Terry'a eampaign alosan will i.? "In?
dependence versus Bosslam ' He ?rill open
luarters in Court streel In a few days.
? b< "ni i " nv ral a ho has bee i enl
to th? Aaaembly from the district ui reeent
lie i? i graduate ?.f _Tal? Prealdi ?
foil wan among bia classmates l?? .
opponent In the campaign will be th<
publican nominee, Daniel Barn?s, who .
h? en Indoi -? 'I i.. the Ind< pend? m e i., aeu ?
ALDRICH ?REVEES HIS
! MONETARY PLAN
National Reserve Association to
Take from Government $730,
000,000 2 Per Cent Bonds.
AN ISSUE OF 3s PROPOSED
State Banks and Trust Com?
panies To Be Admitted?Pos?
sibility of Control by Group
of Bankers Minimized.
CHANGES IN ALDRICH PLAN.
The S730.0O0.0CO 2 per cent bends to
be exchanged fo- an issue of 3s of
the same amoun',, en which the Na?
tional Reset ve Association will pay a
special franchise tax of 11 2 Per c?,n*'
State banks and trust companies ,
to be admitted as members, if thev
ccnfor.Ti to a certain standard.
The association to be prohibited
frcm discounting for members notes
er b Ils issued for carrying stocks or
bends.
National banks to be allowed to j
establish savings departments and to |
lend up to 40 per cent of their de?
posits en productive real est2*e.
An elastic, reserve provided by
holding in cash 50 per cent of demand
liabilities, but this may be decreased
under penalty of a progressive tax.
Reserves against t.r.ie deposits of
rational banks to be required on,y
for the thirty days ?.?receciinq ma?
turity.
Composition of the board of direc?
tors changed with ?the obiect of min?
imizing the possibility of control by
any -jection or group of bankers. Un?
der the new plan New Y^rk could not j
have more than four of the directors.
Any local reserve association may
ey.erci3-? tu.e powers of a clearing
house.
A I c c "? I association may suspend a i
bank v.hich fails to maintain its re?
serves o?- comply with other require?
ments el the law.
Note l?su?s shall at all times be
covered by at least one-thi.-d in gold
or other law! j! money.
1 ? . , ; ? .1 ? ?.
W?-8-.in_ton, Oct 19. The elabora! d
plan devla?ed b ex-Senator Nelaon IV.
n for th? reform of th? monetary
ay at em bj ?the eetabllabmenl of a Na?
tional Reeerva Aaaoclatlon, which win |
be submitted i" the Monet?r; 1 ommta
?when i' meet? next month ia al
- for its report to Congreaa, waa
DM I" public to-nay. It Is a develon- 1
ment <.i tin ?outline preaented i" tbe
?ommleaion last January, with ?certain I
niixiiiii ationa ?to meet ?the criticisms]
ru.ni?- against ii ?n iba diecuaeion i*I Iba ,
pi ni?' .-.i.?. thai time
Tha more Importa**?! phaaei <.f tha sub?1
j< ? t covered by ?the elaborated plan I
which were not Included in tha original I
<?mime ?u. m m t ftortb b) Itr, AJdrich, :
method bj wblob ?tha - per ?cant bonus \
I 11 national banka ma) be puf*
baaed and ? lb ?Um ?an ?delation? the
admission "i Mate banka and truat ?corn
to thi aaaoclatlon nn?! .. mea.ni >>f
laaurlng the maintenant 1 of adequate
?. ? . ' tha a - ?'" latlon, ?'ind at ?the
tima enabling .t ?to reepond
promptly 1?. normal ur unuiual demands]
? 1 ? :? dit ? r currency without ?danger ? f
undui ex] ...isi.in or Inilaiion.
In til?- ?completed pten provialon ia
to ext? rid to rtati banl 1 and tr tat
ompaniea th< privileges ot the aaaocli?
tioti b (Ixlni ? rtaln stand trda ?.f bank?
mpllan? e ?'ith ? hich will eatab?
le 1 eligibility for memberehlp. if n
bank ??r trust ? otiii anj < omplies
with the terms ?>f the national banking
ect to amo int of a? 1t.1i,
reeerve? nal d< posits ami examina?
tion, it may enter the .1 sot ta! "n un the
same ; uns .-is ? national hank.
t'*r disposing of the ?United States 3
1 er , - ni l onda of which 'in re .ir?- >7.H> -
laio.OO? , llngr. the plan provides
?that the aaaoclatlon ?aball taki them o' r
fund them Into .'? per 1 ante ?rita?
um the circulation privilege, paying .lie
: nmenl l'?.? per cent ?frarl bias tea
all] a ^ reimburaeraent for tha 1
t lona I coat ln?aemucb a.> the ?banka re
1 .rn to-da "." ?half ?of 1 ? er 1 ent >.a
their _ per cent tends on account '.f
ih.'ii ? In ilatlon privilege, ?ho net ? b?arga
t.. the government la iVfc per cent, .?ml it
will continue tho same under ?the pro
;,,,. ? ?I plan.
To Provide Elastic Reserve.
To provide an elaetic reaerve pgtlnat
all demand llabliitiea, ? plan ii us been
ii?". i*-*??? 1 which has n?? ?counterpart ia the
monetary syatema ?of ?other ?countrl?
Th" National Reeerve Aaaodation is 10
r demand liabilities t?> the extent ?.f
"ill I er cen? by s re* rve of caah. but it ia
rovided ?that th.?' reaarvs maj be tr?;-1
P-.K_.ed upon under i-enalty of a prog
she tax which ?ha1! tnCTSSSe in pro]
tlon to the deficiency roscrv?. ofie
the note Issue to I?-' taken over from
national tmnks la to ta exempted fi
the reserve :equir"ment, mi the pro
that it is hoprotabto that more t
half the notes outstanding will ever
permanent!) retired.
In the elaborated plan apactol pr
alona have been Introduced t?i minin
the possibility of control by local org
Izattona m- group., of bankets Not; m
thaa three cd the twenty-foar direct
i f ?!,. sec.ml and third gr< apa m:..,
(hoscn itom any one ?lis; rut: ex Off
m? mil? is may not take i ar? in the el
turn ..f ihoae directo.- t?. represenl
Industrial, commercial, agricultural i
Other Ii,'.? rests, and ?>f the live elec
members <?f the executlvi committee a
. ii.- i*ri -. be ehosa fr m a particular i
tri. 1.
With regard ?to tta reservea <.f th.'
dividual banks, ihe provision of the N
fork iru?; compsny law thai a rese
: .. .? ..lily he held sgslnsl tune depot
i..r tta thirty ?la.'- preceding their n
lurlty 1" ndopt? d
Pr vision la siso mads f,jr th? . t.
lishm nt "i aeparate thvlnga departme
in national tanks, a loserve of only
per .?'nt <>f that required f??r demi
ta being prescribed for savh
deposita Another feature which aill
welcomed i>\ the ban..* in agricultu
i i-- tta provistos ?hat .o per ??<
of th.- lep ilta may be lent u\
i rodttctive real estate
B?sic Principles Unc'.ianqed.
Tta ttasl principle! ??f the rev?
plan ai-.? aubatantfsll) the earn?
? mbodli (l In Mr Aldrich'a first prop? -
sent t.. the commission lasl Janua
which h Bald he expected _-- * - ? j i ? i aer
ni? a ?visis fur national ?ii'* uasion. it
portant phaaea a hlch were the. i
tii i and those which havi il
??-..?h ???) ere treated m the re? ommend
tO tta I ? 'H I I ''? " tO-dl
Mi ; i f .'h questions sre r ?handled wl
?real detail, as the i-rv-u? of dlscusslo
and conferencea which tave been goli
? Hi'- plan ivas tir.-'t sui;:.,. It? ?!
i. fly, tii?' plan st;n prot Ides for i
organisation "f the National H? ?
eoclation, with t capital ?>! spproxlmal
|y 1300,1X10,000, in - : I h th.- Unit?
States government ..' i the ban!
ihares in the association -?hail b? i!
only depositors. The plan of dlvldli
tiie United Btatea at flrsl into nft??*
?nanclal ?iisti?. ts remad ? u
in eai i. dlsti i? t the banke ahall for
|.. .ii ass i. i.itiui i i heir o a n. a hlch, I
turn, win l" *? pr?t, n ed in tta
.i flnslly in the central organlsatio
through a ayatem of election ??; director
whli h, it is said. \.ui ma] e ;t i'i -
ble for any aectlon or set of bank rg I
?control the whole.
??tie effect of th?- exchange of 2 pe
ce i' bonds f< i ?"?' ? will be t.. utabl ? h
government t.. provide permanently f'?
a large portion of the Interest bearln
public deb? .;t a net Intereet chargi e
11 _. per cent This arrangement pro
posse a BOlution Of what matt] financier
declared the greatest obstacle to :?i
plan, it disposes permanently of th
i.nmi escurad currency Without '.??.s;-' t<
the governmsnt and without Impoelni
upon the National Rsssrvo Associ?t! H
the ownership of 1780,000.000 _ per cen
bonds.
Th.- association will agree to hold th?
.'! per . ents for fifty years, hut the Bee
rotary of the Treasury aiter flve ysan
will h?'\<* the option "t" permitting th?
association to seil the securities at :
rate not Kroat.T than |BCMM_O,M0 a year
Th?- government may reserve the righl
to redeem an. of the bonds before ma?
turity, to h iy any of them at par for ih?
truatees of the postal savin*.? system, i ;
other.? lee.
There wl 1 still be forty-five directors
as In the original plan, and six member*
ex pfltoto. namely, the governor of the .,??
Koelntlon. his two deputies, the Seer
tar? .if the Treasury, the He, rotary of
t ommerce and Labor and the Controller
of th. Currency.
Kaeh of the fifteen financial district,
of tta < ountrv will eteet one director;
twelve ntherr. will be elected by th?'
shar.-holders, and these twenty-aeven
will elect to the hoard twelve additional
members who shall not be officers of
tanks, but may he directors in them,
and Who ?hall fairly represent the in
dustlial, agricultural, commercial an?l
??f.er irtrrests of the co .ntry.
The completed plnn also provide? that
of the twenty-four directory ?n the I i|.er
pr.iups e..t more than three mav he
elected from any one dlatrict. As an in?
stance, the effect of this proyislon would
be to In it the ?fate of New York. Which
has Shout one-fifth th.? nankin., capital
of the country and which is th.- ?eat of
the great financial nt'-rests, to four di
r. ? tor;- aniens the thirty-nine who ar ?
.?I. fed.
In ti:*? .?r_rani7.ntion of the executive
committee of nine members, upon which
It has been said mu? h ??f the active man
agetnent <?f the association would fall.
OBly <?ne ,.f the fl\o elected member.,
(the other four being the governor of
th? BSSOCiat-On, his two deputies and the
Controller of the Currency ex-ofllclo)
ma) i..- - hose?. fr?>m any one district.
The win.i,. board ?.f directora may re
eervi t.. itself any authority it .1.-sires
ami is not hound to v..st the executive
??. mmittee wnh tun eontroL
Th.- Original Plan provided that the ?
governor .if th?? sssoctation sh-.uid he !
The Greatest Electrical Exposition
in the History of the World
Ends To-morrow
Visit It heitre 11 o'clock Saturday
evening, the last opportunity to
see this wonderful Exposition, de?
voted to the most powerful and
most helpful force in the universe.
If ycu have never gone to a great
Exposition, do so now.
See this superb Palace, roam through
its vast floors, filled with a multi?
tude of working exhibits.
These intensely interesting displays
show the manufacturer, the busi?
ness man, tho housekeeper ?
EVERYBODY, how to do their work
with less effort and less expense.
The lighting effects are the most
beautiful and elaborate that can
be conceived, and are alone worth
a .?tit to the Exposition.
There is a wealth of things to amuse
you and to delight the eye.
Electrical Exposition and Automobile Show
New Grand Central Palace, Lexington Ave. and 46th St.
Quintano's .Q a -yj ijp j^j Full Report, of World'fi Chaniplon.hlp Serie.
Great Venetian Band lu*- Vl- TO !I ! ? '"? on 20 Ticker, and Several Larre Board.
Be .ure to >ee th. many exhibit, of 77ie New York Edison Company_
me "At-Your-Service" Company. A tnmt cordial welcome Is aaoured all vi.itor..
appointed by the Prealdenl ot tha ?n
Btati from ? Hot of nam< s aubmn
hy the board of directora ?and -hat
Preetdcnt should ateo bava power to
m,,yr ou governor. Tha ?revleed plan
?rv?" the riRht-*>f removal tn s t
thirds rote of the board?
a silt.- bank "r tr tal company, te
fiiKii.i" tn mamb? rshlp, must eonfi
to the sama standard aa national bai
regarding tha relation <>f ? capital
th" population of the < ornmunlty
serves and regarding ?the rt ?erves to
hold against deposits, and it must ???
form to a certain standard r?-"*.irdi
nmlaal ons ?? "? ports.
Tha modineatlon <?! th'? raaerva pro
f-i? n is expected t-> make it more prol
able for national bank- t" h'.id time t
t hi ci mpatition nith tnial i ?mi
nice, Hank- of all claaaes v ?n have i
i ill ?asool timo deposita without reeer
restriction ntil thirty ?days fn>m m
turlng time, when standard recorves a
be required.
A provision thai II ition shi
discount tot iiny member not??? and lit
,?i' exchange .h-imms out "f eosnmercl
transactions is further developed m t
Mu?, cf pravanting th?? granting ?,f loai
?m ?lecuritiea The n it? ai I bills el
gible for dtecounl bj th?- as.??' ?'lati?-n s
reatrlcted t?> such notes and billa ?of e
?change M IN "issued "i lir.uvn i'??r aRr
cultui al, Industrial or i ommi ? ?
[...s.... .ind n??i for carrying stocka, bon?
or ?'th?-r inv?aatmen1 securities." Tl Is li
terpretatlon will exclude brokerC not<
t?,r carrying stocka. Hanks under ?tb
provision, il Is mid, will la ?encourage
. ? their auxiliary tooorvtss in ?COO
merdal paper, matantl] ?convertible int
intend of In ou) loans on tha ?stoc
market
Savings deposita In ??n\ ? t the I ? i
the s mo? ' I ?be ?subject to thlrt
daya' no?ti si and shal
be ' ?? ??? "?i b; s reaen e of K) per i ant ??
thai required for demand deposits in th
tame lot allty.
Another new provision sp?cifi?e tha
any local aaaoclati n may acaume ?am
Ise the powers and functions of :
'?'?aiinc: house. In this re ipi oi "'tie ex
Isting leering houses ara expected t?
become local aaaoclationi ah local an
soclatlons will i>?? required t" appoint ex
irs, which Is s development ?if thi
n. emenl for local clearing houae ex?
aminera, now l.nric; promoted throughout
ntry.
.lit;? ism of the Ural plan w?aa thai
th?.!-!, was ?i" way t.mova s banl
from an aaaoclatlon it I n<; been nro
vlded thai s local aaaoclatlon may sus?
pend a Lank win? h falls ?to maintain its
reserves or comply with ?.ther require?
ments ??f the law.
li is nlso provided that the not?? issue
.?f tin- aaaoclatlon shall at all timos he
covered by at leael one-third In gold ot
other lawful money. An) notes, how?
ever, laa-j d m ? v? ?s-- of 1900,0
? i'.h? ;? b* ??over' ?1 by lawful money
in full "r pay a special tax at the rat??
ol i ?; pe? cen? a year. Any notes Isaued
in exceea ot 11,200,000,000 not covered
b) lawful money will paj a tax of ">
| ? ? !.t
Mr. Aldrich, In transmitting :ho plan
te th* <'ommissi?.n, S?i?*1 that tho system
? .f reserves and tax.-* provided is ex
pected "t?i insure the maintenan? s of
adequate r?**serves by the association an?i
otherwise to provide aucb ?fffective r^?u
latlon Of discounts and note Issues as
would enable the organisation t?> respond
promptl) al all time, to normal or un?
usual demands for ?redit or currency
without ??ancor of undue expansion or
inflation." '
OPEN FUSION CAMPAIGN
< nnXtnneri frrrm f?r?. p.r
i keep the i??' mil.?; ??' this disciple of Epi.,
; fetus ?i might." he ?.aid was hi* r?.?in
? for eilllng attention to this fart.
Mr Mltchel h Is., read from a St _*???*.!_'
ni g morning, paper that th?. budget th't
vc .r would be |S15,0#0,00l Not -?-ho,
he gad Mr. M< -\n? nv ?nd Mr. Prender.
trott on the no. rd ol ..stim.".
aald Mr, Mltchel. And this promise
I.'.rotigh president WcAneny and the
Controller afterward ?onflrmed
"Fusion Members Umted.''
The board stand, six Democrat? t-i
two Republicans." the Controltor UM
"but I am glad to say that, alt!
s..me of US have differed at times In thi.
administration, on every gre.it q
that has come up In tta sad we h. e , i
been united ? mean the fusion memler.
have been unit? d '
The Controltor added that never .
Bin? ?? be had taken office ha?; the c
llcan organization ?-ought f.. ?ay h ?
BtauM VOtS on an?- rpiention.
il.. ? oatrasted this v. kh ' ny ex. ?
friend the |fay< r, wh?. said alfti
SgO that ta had been tr' Isg
to a ? ? pai tlssn i Htlea .
our ? H -
? Thal doeg nol I ? i aeH." s.ii
Mr. Preadergast, 'with the tetogruM
he cent to Al thai ?'..rt-r
was at stake, when ._ wai It: it
. in which he appealed to Desto?
cratic eenatora to stand by a n? rm
I Mayor of New T< k "
Mr. Mi Anen. ;
. In this i unpalgn was the r? i
on?"': "Shall we have Tammany l
.-: ?.' hid ?.' ?? can k?
He referred also to the d fest
aid made ? pies thai tta candidat? |
the Assembly Indorsed by the ?
forces should'be elected, aa thalr ?lofent
[ would mean the passage >?f the charter
this vint. r. He gal 1.
The fusion > onfen ? ? ?u ?
. mi rabie ticl
with ever) allowaaca tor hoaeet -nffer
encea of opinion upon th? ch le ? -
rotate, lei m** repeat thai th?- .tieloi -l .-?
Imtrabl. ? omp eeo an I .is ale? I
oX s : , ai an tb? ala*
I of I saf- AaeemNy, Mr B?ldala in?
, baa long training In rue public servi? ?-.?..,
. mi ng bin. for the bench, and la a splen.iM
ex imple of the *?.rt of a man the Dem..
- ould put forward at ?
, time
Ml Hliearn ha? proved his worth
people, as well as his skill at the bar in
man. an actl n t_k**n with rei
to the ''?'? rests Mr. ? _
h>en chosen wyh reference to ill* well tried
qualities, and Mr Hopper ?nd Mr Mathe**
gon are conanlcuously fitted fr'r the
1 tor which they luve been named. i.m ?a
hupe and confidently expect that t .
[orltlea of two yeart ago will hold firm to?
day.
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rine -if LTpaala University, t'paala, Oared?*,
fop reaearch work in dioptii b in c
. :. - i_ Btudj of the ?j ??
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F or its plenishing, recourse
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ot Walnut combining com
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