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ROOSEVELT DEAL '
! m "INTERESTS"?
fwnarton Barker Says New York
??Money King," Now Dead,
Told Him o? Bargain Short
Beftrre 1904 Election.
?OR! RAILROAD QUESTION
ff Street Frightened Roosc- j
and Abandoned Support
of Parker, It Is Alleged?
Senate Committee Sur
ted bj the Story.
28 "rVhsu Ion
Philadelphia, surprised the
:>-,!ti? s on Interstate Com?
i p hi n i??- taatlflad thnt a
? I him in 190*1 that
i; tereats would support
o ba?
I ad "roadi gain" a Ith
? ie :..: i" -i question "
- statt ment trame in tiie
-. Igoroua attack on the
In a Weh he alleged als?
had ?xnown of
1907 several
, ? happened, but took no
I -.?t It He ?ie lar?-il that
. ;i was ii"t the
it of Mr.
of N? a
? fund of $1,000,000 had
?option.
? ?
i
? ? ? ;. I mi :
Dj ulshed ':
. a man not* ?
? me, 'We are going to eleel
i ? -? a Tul i
given up the support of
i hat thay had
: ' had a
?.. them."
ran 11 ?? looked
ind Mr. !
i
?
ii Toa n- i
t- ting."
gain on Railroad Question."
Bald tha "flnai
i to name, told him that
T i had "made s n tha
; itlon." Mr.
?
all he wanti
i ?it by and bj a railroad bill
ommondatlon of
.?ut, cutting off rebates and
I? h suits us, who o^n the
i -Hitting ti l is ti>
: ? -* arrant ? rovid
? Lxlmum i
man added, M
? under tha lattar authority It
? add from $801X000,
. ...ii.ihki.imni to tha total freight
? American public
o ?! him I didn't believe U"
? amant," said Mr.
,. ? ? .. i when the ann lal n
to Congress he n
a? | moat of those thlnga. i wrote
i I told him
, that I han thought the
but he had
the only i? tter of mine M r.
arar."
i- rs of the comm I d Mr.
name of the Hi
elt story.
aid Mr. Barker, "bul
- alleged to
he respondence be
t Harrlman and the- Prealdent,
fork."
Taie of the Panic of 1907.
of 1907, Mr,
.; P, Morgan's h
Philadelphia and
?? with
? o that
?
a cap?
: i, he sal
own Infl ii the
plai Hr. Bari tern?
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who
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moan
Po/.-er of tre "Matte* Tuet."
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mpanl? a, sav?
inks
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? hold theii legal rcaafai
>-i havini the power to
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NONSENSE, SAYS ROOSEVELT
Calls Barker's Testimony a !
"Pipe Dream."
nal Roooovell -vas ;>t the Maxin? I
I Thaatrs laal nicht to .-??<? "The '
?y of the Western World." \Vh?*n '
8 .1 to ?(.mnu-tit <*n the testimony of
Whart?n Barkar totora Uta imrratat.?
CkMnmarca t'ommitt?... In Washington
\. stei da) , hr salil:
"i would ns ?soon diacuaa a pips dream
with an out patlant ?-.f Badlan aa to ?ii.*
nonaensa."
Thif* whs tin- only commenl he would
make, < icept t?> add:
"I think they'll t-et my meanin-c"
ARMED, SHE HUNTS HUNTERS
Mrs. E. W. Murray Drives Men
from Country Place.
; ' to Tin- Trll, |l
Siirnci", ill?*, X. J., Nov. 28, Mrs .:.
elyn Wentworth Murray, of Neu York,
who ii? an cnf-rKetie membw of thfl Bo
? ii-ly for the Prevention of ?Cruelty to
An?mala, and has ?jeueed numerous ar? I
reata h, Nat* Vi/tk City and s?i;n-r?.-?.
County amone-' t?**amsters, helped her
watchman chaai three hunters from hei
country placa I
dellbt ; ?. ;ii bar and her Italian
Ja? i. de Lud, whan the
to ?Iriv?' th? mi ?
t?te.
Clad In n short huntlnj
er boots and .. aa? .?;"i.
Mrs. Murray ?,;?v<? ?.hase u? the men
illbn i evolvar as they fl?-?i i
the flelda ?n iht* direction <?f th? I
Valle) Railroad. Mr.??. Murray a
lowed by de Lud, who ?--arriad a pair :
revolvers, and fired ;?n automatic shot?
Kim at th.- mi ??. Th?- hunters outran
Mrs. Murra] and the watchman and -
train.
Mr.--. Mi.i.
that of Jan-tod h. Duke
MAY END SEAMEN'S UNION
Atlantic Transport Line Strike
Test of Strength.
to Th? Trlb
London, N< 28 A dispute has arisen
at th?* Tilbury docks which may h.i\<
important consequencaa, as it aif? ta the
on "f the limit* within whl? h
trades unions ma: exerciae ti.?- right ol
? ring between employers and their
.
Certain m?8mbera of thi crew of th<
Atlantic Transport line: Mlnnehaha, on
i- r.- -cut voyage, refusad to ?air
? .:<i. i -, ?and on the veaeeTs arrival In
London at the end of the trip received
?tod dischargee, with the result that I
Hoar.i of Trade superintendent
: ??! .mtlli* marino bi-fnre whom the < r?w
aid off fined each man.
<m tho next voyage, just
me men. who ha?l been reinstated
at their own request, airain mlslx !
?They again received bad discharges and
the managers .if the line ?rave orders
thai they should ti"t again !>?? employed.
The officials of the Beamen'i Union
i ow state that they will n? t permit any
of the Atlantic Transport Line
to sail.
BOUND AND ROBBED IN HOME
?
! Rich Yonkers Widow Victim of
Masked Burglars.
Three masked b irglara b<
Mrs. Mary Balsas, t wealthy
?widow, ?a her home. No. ?;,"> Duns
atieet, Tonken <???. ?'iuJ robbed
? her of $75 In money ;m.?i Jeweta*) v. hi?-h
! ?she valu? d at 11,800.
Jei - er, waa alone In
I tii house .?t ** h th? ii?-?i nlng,
?A'hen the men appeared In the '.
and taunt? d hin \
Ing they had toen
?? midnight. The) want?
i Mi .-??-..,... Inf?
thai i ed al the : n
Ing th? night and was ex?
pect? rould wait
1 ding --.':?i gaggini the butler, und
-- bim thai it he mad? an) noise
shoo! iii.1- bead < made
.ifortable, rega
- from the
? 'I and v ilted until Mrs. *
noon '?' he) stripped six dis -
i ? m h? r fing? i a and t<
pin 'un? hei br? aat.
hat when the men left 1
.1 their liii- i
? un,i i it th? bous Th?
neighbors I bought < ??? ? '-'"e
ilxi ? ?
? | 01 I' r Bhi
a patron of i . his death
nown m turf ??? nd ?-porting
RAYMOND EELMONT IN FIGHT
Eanker Says His Son Came Out of En
counter Unmarked.
Kaytii' mi l -'-in?<"?'. ??i ": '? "-'i; l ,;'-'
r .,i - -,,i u t?i . W ait? r
tSmet i : ?pri? lor ol
i- w.- ' ii n. st, last 1 .- ,.f
i, r ti? bon. and ?? ?? light!
l.i ut r. ? Injured Albert ?' ?
lo young Belmo
was ?in- i? ?I i" ii"- hand Imont
?
the I,or ?
walk) i
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plu?? '?"' lut"
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CANCER. SHOWMAN. KILLED.
I ,, . - .
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ING DINNt A tfVINI .
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CLERK ?SI ON
?12.550 FORGERY OMfiGE
Police Allege a Full Confession
from Accused Employe of
W. R. Grace & Co.
NO CASH LOST BY THE FIRM
Method Used Said To Be a Fake
Cnble Order Purporting to Come
from Peru, on Which Cash?
ier Gave Check.
Hem ? !?' Mon. t, .1 el? 1 1.. 1 ent) -n*< e -
? i- . baa I ? emplopad
<? ni- rh? r 1 \ \v li. ' li I ? ?? ..i
No, ' Hanover Square, was arrest.
I - d. sk ycaterda] a - by Assist- ?
.-:! Buperin tendent John VV. Rogen ol
tli Pink rton l ?< 1. c tit ?? Agenc*. and Da? I
i- .-ii??' .\ii. hael i:? ?th. ?.r ti - Wall sn-.-i '
? quad, ' .1 was locked up m th? ? Hd Slip '
?-mi inn, .h irged ? Itta forger),
'iin operations leading up to the deposit
-?i -. ii.?..k for $1:',."..".'? irith the New York
i'iM-i Com pan* Monday morning were
ivhal u.'0. the young clerk Into trouble
The poll?. sus- M?'M?-t made s complete ;
and described with the pr'at- j
? nu] th?- lengths i-, which he wem
1. g. t the Arm's money.
The yotaog clerk's confess) ?n and com
posure, however. f??iiowpii a theatrical
dttmonstration in th.- offices of ?V. R.
?v ?'o. yeaterday afternoon, in
which Mon.-i was by no unan? sQuai t..
his i it. By prearrangemeni the de?
?ik?-ii in and accused another
employe <-f forging the order ami collect
money. The accused clerk 1 ?r? >
tested thai ho was Innocent As the
? continued and the detectives and
the versatile clerk wanned up t?> their
. Monet, near whom the sketch eras
being acted, began to groa pale and
signs of ai
Trick Is Followed by Admission.
1 -: .i the ? ? cu - d ? mi:- ?? 9t etned 10 ;
!??? on tin- verge of > 'i'aps.- as the result ;
of tli. seeming third degree work ..f th?
ftogei -; suddenly * hirled
: .1 .m accuaing fin?:? r .it
Mon.1 and exclaimed:
'"1 on know you arc t .?? mad ? ?
....
? ?:. tin- ?i. i-1 tlves say, - oils
?dded his head weakly. He aras led
? ? a private off] ???. a b? :?-.
he m.-.?I.- a complete
. ...if? ssion, v- hich was heard by J I
? i m,<i m . ? . r
Inn.
According to the admissions which
Monel ?8 --i'! to i?;! ? made during th?*
two hours that he wa 1 n.-?th the
detectives an?] heada --i the firm, his
flight into ; ? - ma of high finan ?
:' th.. forgerj rout.- v.as pi l In mo?
ti..n about t? ?i days ago The young
man, a*ho speaks she or seven lang*.
m lently, aas employed to decipher cable
meaeagea, so that nothing was Buspected
w in n he appeared before the caahler 0
the company on the afternoon of Novena
ber Is and present? d a money order from
Lima, Peru. I
. rder, which ?--..s written in span '
.-h. was translated by Monei -<s foliows: ,
$12,550 in United States gold or]
equivalen! in care of British Consul
?Payment is !.. be made at buying rate 1
hange for commercial bills on New 1
thr? ?? days' sight in Phllad? iphii. ?
;?. Francisco A!
Attached t.? the order was the name of
"\V ft, Grace m Co.'a agent in Lima.
Cashier Makes Out Check.
he? ?. was ma?!.- >> ,t I..?. .1. I...ins
s !,... irr. t?,. . aahi? ? $12.550
r.h-.i to the British Consul in i'hil- ;
.a. Th?' cashier noticed that ih>- 1
original of the order bad noi ?..-. n turne 1
in, hut tin- matter was not mentioned al
I .;ii.-. M-.li? 1.1 Oral move, it is said.
eras t.> goa to Hoboken and call up a .Mr. |
Bate, < asiih-r for th.- Philadelphia branch
ol w. it. ? ;;;. ?? ?v ?... To him Monat 1
represented himself aa Munoa .1 Peru .
\ ?an. ami Inquir? ?I :--i mom y for him !
m Lim 1. H?- was toi.1 thai the check ;
i., .1 i-. n ? 1 - ?.. ? Ii- 1:, itlsfa ' '?
! !?:.,.. ..:i 1 1
I presented him ?ell
.. 1 '..1, -m v. 1th .1 letter ul id? ri?
to - "in.- from I
1 . r, The identifica.*?. :
unsatli fact. et er, that ; ?:? int? ; -
mi? .i in ? menl w hi
? .: 1 ? 1 ? 1 ? : .in. .1 ;., X,- a
Y011., a hither ' M .i... 1 '?? ould ~<> -mi
Monday .1 r : I Ifl? d b; "A*. It. <
i ??...
Mom! w.?. i- w. 1: Gran l 1 '...'. ,.f
? . .. earl on Monds morn?
; ? ? uffl..- boys sorted the
? : ? ,-..-., ay hi told
.1. ? It? - I ? "i 1 lolling ? ?? -?i 1 h
,- i-, i, 1 -. 1. ol No, '?'-.' 1 !h? stniil ? ?
, 1 ... j . .
Tearing upen ?''i lettei
?1 ? ? ? ? .v -.,, ,:.,. i |,
??'--.!" tl.?? ? I? :??! i
I 1 t at the 1
.. ? -i? Broad street, !
.?n?! reraived a ; and s d I
h .11,.1 p. . ? 1
tumi inicate?. with IV. It. . ii.? ? .?.
lie. k. and th?
rm rar? u*. ? ? i A
detective agenc) was immediately ?um
1 on? ?I Into the case. A ? ;?> met
'., Lima bi ought back the ;. ompi
n .( no order lo pa) >!_.."...?. to Fran
SI unos !?..'i i-.-? n -?lit, and about
this 1 i 1 n--. hoA- \-i. the New fork Truai
? ..mi any aak. o the caahlei of ?V. It.
ft Co if the $12,550 check was all
Monet's deak ? djolns that of the
lo ..1 \ olee, an .
0 . ?. he ti Ie
n< i. n 1 said :? ii hit ?.til- a
bit. telephone :
? : ill. -d
.: 'i.- .. .1.1 represenl I
. 1, fiffl. lai ??i 11.
I I ..N.| . 1. .' . ' . .-Il- III..I .
.-nil eD'ort li 111 matt* r, he I old
. 1 ? th ? phone thai the
? I II Ked
1
Mon? t l|ved w I h his pni ? nl
? -. 1 n.
? in 1
III. ?Il I !
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linn ,1.
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'Tumor ami;
DISORDER !S SLIGHT
Police Eject Disturbers at First
Provocation?McAdoo Rep?
resents the Mayor.
HISSES AND PLAUDITS MIX
Both Sides Lrivade City Hail, but
Gaynor Is Concerned Only in
Police Situation?Roose?
velt May Turn Critic.
ivt.-rn uniformed police outside, sup?
ported ?v twenty plalpclothea men in
M?ie. t lie Maxlne Elliott Theatre last
were sufficient t?> tUecourage an
spectators who might have contemplated
? ' the scenes with which "The
of the West? in World ' was
d ?n Monday night
.*'.*. m.-n wer?- ejected from the theatre
?lurtnif the p?erforiiiance. None of tbetn
was arreeted. The police said the) ?bed
i'?.n f-roariinc Hti'i disturbing the spt
in their vi-initv with sm.ii! no -
end thai was enough Hissing, pro
! m?'.i ?and ?ontiniie.i. was noticeable at
various points during the play, and it
.? i plenty loud enough to be
above the noli?? of band? jsppini bj
which others tried to ?drown ii nut.
chief Magistrate Mi Adoo i
;i repreeentatlva of Mayoi Gaynor, to
(*eneor the show. "My ?in!: ts
see if th. plaj uni so Immoral thai it
would ha* ?? to i?>- stopp? i '
?hipf magistrate, "and no task
?easy." m>* choee to My notblni nsort
definite, .?mi h-ft th?? }nf?rrence thai he
bad no int.-nu.?n of reporting ?.? tht
t that ili<- play should be stopped.
Lad ' ? ? ?? ? -. under a hose i usplci -
the Irish Players nre rtaitlng Am?
entertained a DOS party whi? h Included
'i'h?-odor?' Rooserelt, John Qulnn, Roben
Templa Emmet, Plnley E*eter Dunn?
i-:. F. Flynn. Chief Magistrat? McAdoo
also sat in this box, tii?? lower rlghi hand
??ne. and conversad antmat^l) aith Ls Ij
Gregory and Mr, Rooserelt.
Roosevelt May Review it.
Mr. Roosevelt appeare?) to be pleased
with t ?? Play, and after it was o\er.
when he was ask?*?! for his commenl
upon r.. declarad laughingl) thai he
WOUld save that for his OWH panel.
That portion of the play which was th?*
.signal for the n.u! of the rioting en
Monda) nigh! the situation in the tirs:
here Micha??] James, the tnnke?eper,
tells the self-confessed murderer t" itaj
in the hotel with his daughter, while he
in-? to a wake- aenl bj last nighl with
Ollly a modi rate amount of hissing.
There was applause ah-?., however, snd
both plainclothesm? n ami house detec?
tives soetne.l to take it that th.- hi v?t.-?
is legal m the han<dclapplng.
It was r -me tinii* a'tor that, u11ii? ugh
art, when the i.rHt ejec?
tion took place, V man in the gallery
? Bn?*exing with what the police
thought too trr.at persisten. ??
The se?cond act produced some ?in?-?
?ni? h railed afresh to the minds of the
bpectators the situation deecrlt**ed above,
which i tar ted in the flrsi ,-i. t. and that
? -. productive "r' another round of
? it with applauee. Two men in
the ba'.cony, how? ver. thought besl t?.
show tii ir disapproval al this point by
groaning rather I?.wily, ami the police
liurried them ?nit. One of them was
accompanied by his wife, and she fol?
lowed h -n after the excitetnenl had died
in the third a? '? three men wei?? otieted
from the gallery. That eras near the en?i
,,; ti., ' a and they had started to
groan loudly a: a point where n<rtm those
who had been blssini wer? sil. ni There
seemed t?. !..? no particular reason at
thai particular Ihn? f<>r ti??-ir signs ??f
disapproval, i":t they made .? disturb?
an? t :?"?? 8 ere ejectad qulckl). I toe of
them to!.i ill?- patrolman who handled
him that he bad ? tune in to see the : o
? . i .,-? th? time airs ?, and : hat ; ?
11. . lothing ?!? ?i. : from BL
Joseph, Mo.
Ail the ejections were ?conducted quiet?
i-. mi?! annoyed onl) those m tie imme
diate vicinity. There as no throwing
gl ?: v .?(?ital.l.-s as on Momia
;il<-!it ami the ma li.? uhiii.-h i Mal.-ii that
ti,.- !..;:. \.'.. theii troublei i long : hat
? . :?? ?, er
Both Sides Appeal to Mayor.
Ms or ? ?aynor nas api ? ? led !?? estei
I ? both si.ie;- in the . antro
I up b t he t iot in ii?.- Ma sine i?:
?loti Tii'-atre o?i Monda: night over'Th"
,,; 11?, Weitein \\',.|-|.].-- bill
,-.. 'mil' a'!-?n of .'n intention t ?
m . fer? In behalf of either a In n Ihe
.? - ? -1 i ... ni. Later the
?'a? .?v ?in t. ?i < hlef **' igt it rate M<
\.i,?, ? ?-. the perform s ne? ind n
port t?
:. , ..inn,.! >.o, >?f totll I r i.lii?-i,.
-, . (hough membei i of sev< I of 1
promlnenl Irish bot let les, msde 11 I? i
ih.,? ?h?*' were ?in? solel' on their
on i, Inltlatl* e, called it the ? '111 Hall
i ?. ?n.ih ? i'i.f -?i >. ??m of the ? ' mmit?
?d the* had summi ?l up th? Ir ob?
jection t?? the Mayor in tin- statement
that the play was Indecent.
? it portravs ?m Irish firi in the situa?
tion "i remaining In a house all night
..ih a man win. is not i"-r husband.
Th?' suggestion there ?- an Imh-cent one,
,??1 |i . ,-iiit. Ij Foreign to th.- Irish ? liar?
a. t.r We quoted to th.- Mayor an opin?
ion wblcb h rendered as i Justice ill a
divorce suit, in which be sui.i that such
?. situation was a preeumptloa that th.
laa ha?i been violated Sm-h a por?
. b) .? .?.liiiary supposed to be
.i national Institution conveys a I
and degradln? Impreaalon >f Irtah chai
and "ii thai iround we asked th.it
the n- enss "i the tin atr? i-- n vokn?
?
i. ,,,, . i ivnn t'"- bot i Ins no?'? ?-? i ??(
i, ,. ,. nu. m ..i Irish Plaj ? t.-. w ht? h ?
- t i id Or? ^"i . had an Int? i -
, ?ih ti,. May? ift? i lbs first ? on
mittec retired ?" offered to send ..
II ?? :l" alnyor, .?mi ...k. i
,i, ,, |.i ion bo taken until ihi M
,,.,, I., ?Ill v-lll - Ol III* fi
?fi.. Mi "i ss Id I he on i.i t he
.,,,,.., ?ii i ? ?"? ? ' "? 'i Mm ? . i i?.
.., i,. n ' i IM ptAto . h il fforded prop? r
l'aatlaasd h Mtealh i????.
HI S H KITHNE MAG EH.
ig Ii thi "Playboy*1 wbe went on with ei part deapiti ib*
uproar In :ii?* theatr. Monda) d1|
BIG CUT IN ASSESSMENTS
A. G. Vanderbilt Has His Reduced
from $500.000 to $1,000.
Alfred ?'. Vanderbilt appeared ai the
Tas i ta\ artmeni j esterda: and ; ? :
personal las aasesauienl reduced from
.\.",i n i.? n i? i t?. $1,000. The latter amount
represented one lone bond thai he neg?
lected ;-- ha -? registered under the new
laa, r ?ii? h p' rmlta such regtet? red w
' ? urtties ;.. i.t?-.-t by debta.
.Mr. Vanderbilt was assessed for $250,
<??? last year bul got most of II taken
. ff the '<?? ?
William Ro< kefellei also spp? ar? d yen
terday and had his personal assessment
redu. ed from $000,000 to $800,000
Charit?s ?.. < ?atea ,v as I he nexl well
known person to arrive al the offlci i of
; Uif Tea Department He acknowledged
thai .mi a essmenl ol $250,000 .<;??>ln-^-t
: imself ? ei aonall) was : n right. He
showed, however, how an assessment ??r
$2,000,000 agalnai the estate of .lohn w.
iQatee, his fatlasr, m? aaarbltani
i the Cotumteslonar reduced thai asaaaa?
m al to $4.400.
DAUGHTER CHEERS MORSE
?
: Sees Father for First. Time Since
His Conviction.
n -. Th? Tribuna |
ttte.nl >, Nov. 28. For the Ural lime
lines he becams a onvlct, tTharles W.
Morse '-???. I da lighter Anna.
t ie gh ! ho la thirl ra ? Id, ac- |
compnnlcd by h?w aunt. Miss Jennie
M.?;-?, and her brother "Ben," went to
th?> arm;, hospital at Fort McPherson. The
meeting between father end daughter
was affecting, both sobbing for s
min-,!
.' I ors? ?.... - great I? - heered b
daughter's visit, and physiciens believ?
; her pi ? ? - ?? ** Hi benefit him it was
ont] ? Ks igo ihn?. Anna Morte
? -i her father was s conti i. t. the
i Mm I. dg. i? Ing kepi r. hei
.ii.i?-. - request. The girl thought he
. .-unir', or - .
? -i. i h ? '? from X- w
\ ... :. I. -mOl <???: . .....I . ? ' ?
ard upa her irrival.
- ? -
garded ns ? rioua; -. not en?
tirely cl? n re
?n? mi. ? rig i "n- s and f ? ? dltion
Bi ighl i . -n
. advan? ?-! His
i ighl i Ide is Oso par? le llj poi al) t< d.
FIRE ALARMS 400 PATIENTS
j
Blase in Building Opposite New
York Hospital.
l'oui li i!'ir- ?i i-- i' ni . m< il them
, w*i.m? a and rhlld ird tuatciJ
; ..n th 15th itr? I ifdi of th. \.???
; Hospital, | ? dl? rright*>ned |aat
i.i^-'it -.- !,<-n < loud ? of ira. i ? fi otn
., i he top i'-"" of the storj loft
| building ? ? " ,;.' treel al Mo ' ' to
' j?; Weai .ir.ti. ?treat, rolled In through
I the open Ihd? ?- ?
Puperint?nd^ni Thorns* Duffey, sssisi
r.) i,? c?.- ami .jr.. tors and ourses, s eni
through th* wards and ?oon quieted th?
p.it i<-iits. :is? urini i hem I ???? t .<
no dang? i.
'I ho flre, ?.vhich aas dis? ovei ed
-.ft- r I o'? lock b* ih? i Inglng of an auto?
matic alarm, was confined to thu top
hoor of the building. The loft waa occu?
pied b) th? Plasa Manufacturing Com?
pany, makers of iI?>.iKh and suite it is
thought thai s - Igarette or i ig ir t ump
which bad boon throarn In aaste mate*
rial cauaed the blaae
W'hi-n th?? iir? in.-n reached the icane
! ii. m?-? were shooting Iran the roof <?f
the building. Tha in-eim-n fought the
[blaae from the loth ?tr? ? t Bide of the
Ibuilding, which ratende**] ihr.:h t.. |4th
street, ?*.11.t after an houi -t Uu.t srark
th.- firs ?ras pul out The damage >s.i?>
about 160,000 Th? entire lop i. ?rt eras
bul i.. ?J oui and ni? i...?.", i ii .... ,i ?
. npi.d is dual* makers, warn drench?*]
i-,iih >...;. i
Th. Ih. n."!. In ard 11. ? ??. ...m.
in? i. .n Ih? building, and when the doors
? broki n op* n three men stagg. 11 .i
!.. th -in ? i Before th? Ir n tmes
b i*h*i.I "i ih'-\ . ..ni.! i, *.% m)
. ? ipp
.I
-( HANKgOIVlNQ AT Ali.ANlU ClTV,
i u g | t r m 11 i i - -.
1-44-1 ? : - - .
AH , i|- > ?i i '?
TAFT Will SENO NINE
MESSAGES 10 CONGRESS
The First. Going In Next Tues?
day. Will Deal with Trust
Question Exclusively.
EIGHT SPECIALS TO FOLLOW
Reports of Tariff Board on Wool
and Cotton Scrredules To Be
Transmitted?Announced
After Cabinet Meeting.
. Tb? T Ibua? Baraaa
Washington, No? 28.?The trust ques
tlon will i?.- tha exclusive topic of the an
? ? rneaaai ? ?rhtrlk the President will
transmit to Congress next Tuesday. It
will I.-- brl? f, consisting of ?ess than six
! .. ?and words, and will merely refer to
subjects bal n erad i>\ sftecla]
messages to be senl in later.
Although details or the trust meaaage
. r i ol made public, it aras understood
tonight that federal Incorporation, as
outlined by Mr. Taft two years ago, ?rill
be suggeated again as s method for
solution of the probtem. lie has Isfdl
cated ins aversion to amendment of the
Sherman antl-truel law, and from his
talks with callers.to-nighl the inferen.-e
was drawn that then? is no sngarest'on
of i h amendment In the meaaage
r- put ..n m.i eggs In one beeket,**
ti?..- President said.
There will be ?'??lit ..f the spe? ial
on the followlns t?pica: The
tariff and th* report of th?? Tariff Board
on wool, th. i- ott of the Tariff Hoard on
cotton, ???n ?? i ..ta,n and Alaska.- foreign
affair- and arl itratlon, the executive de
partments, the report of the Bfllclency
and Kconom} <'?'iuini.--.si.in. the r.-i ?.rt ..f
he Bto k and Bond Commission1 and the
i-i.ii! of the Postal Commiselon.
Announcement of ihis innovation in
the in- tho.i of bringing questions for leg?
onsideratlon to the attention of
('onteress was made to*day after a six
hour session of the Cabinet, at whl h the
annual message and the special mea
ivere discussed. Luncheon was
brought to the Cabinet room from tha
Whit? House, and Presldenl Tail and
Secretar; Knos were the only ones t<?
it from 11 until R o'clock, goinK to
ih-- White Houee for fifteen minutes for
the presentation of the credentials of the
Russian Ambnsi
Th*? annual nrteasage on i he Irusl q
lion has be**n completed and corrected.
Pi. ?- ? i ? m nt lo Ihn Pubitc Print* r
i he i i blm?l me ?ting R*
? re rush**d to Ihe White House
? night fot th*? Fr? ai itlny
? .-,.!. | -4 iii p. r? sd? tot distribution to
morr .
rerifl Messages Before Christmas,
?'.. |i i Impoi tant i han the annual
?re will be that dealing a-lth tha
[i the purpose of Mr. Taft to
send in ahoui D*? ?-mo. ?r It) or 12 a spe*
dal meaaage covering the tariff in gen?
era! making recon mendatlons as to the
aroollen schedule .?n.i transmitting the
i. put of the Tariff Board on this ached?
ni--, shortly before the adjournment <?f
Congress for the Christmas holidays the
Presldenl will transmit the report of tha
Tariff Hoard On th.> lotton schedule.
Two other Important nseaaegoa whl. h
the l'r?-sl?h-rt will si-r.-l in bef?le the
Christmas holidays will i..?- those dealing
with coa srvatlon and ?Maaaa and the
for.iMn affairs of the United stutra.
'i i., i..:in-1 message ail! contain a num?
? important recommendatlona u n
result "f n?- trtp of Inspection undo by
u altei i Hah? r, .-?? retal ? of the in
terior, last stinuuei Mr, Taft arlll ?.i.-ni
with the arbitration treaties In tha spe
, ,,,i m? - ?g? covei in-- the a/orh of the
State i ?. pai im? nt Tins meaaage, deal?
ing with foreign affairs, will be sub?
mitted lo Contr?es about tha middle of
i,. .t week, together with a special m...
transmitting the ret*erts ??i the
i . . ,.. ... i-. .1. pai tmenta This
Istt< i o.- .. ?.?.Ham .? num?
? i.urn? n?l liona on ?eriou ?ub?
??.?ni liiii.il on llnrti t.??r.
BRIBERY flURG?
IN Mil TRIAL
State Detective Arrests Investi?
gator for the Defence, a Ven
ireman and the Alleged
Stakeholder.
DOCKETS FUL- OF MONEr
Prospective Juror Had Been Paid
to Prevent Adverse Verdict,
and Was to Receive S3.500
After Trial. Says District
Attorney Fredericks.
t ??? ingefe? n? r. 8& Th ugV
, of suspiee'ed brilx ? ? ? I ?
to-da; i ? roes th? trial of Jain ? "? " -
N'amars for lb? a I :? d m i I
Charles liai-?:.??tj. one of tweni i
-. Ictlnu ol TI Loi ' i g?Mes 1
.? it? r,
To-n ght i | least?1 pro id a
dumfo ? fen???? took sti ?
81*
..? , - th? state, who
men and itai : ??'! '; All
Prederlcks'a ??*>k hi, I i
taken from th i men's | ti
.n l'"redert? ?
Bert H. FYa
i nit?sd ?-- it s mai thai
McXamara d? ten? e as an
to?-, r. leeai d late i?>-??-'> on ?flO.u 11 i
ball, ti ir h ??' t?
i
e.i bribe i j. ss ? rn t?> i?- Bros
George il. \. i. kw< od, an ui I?
mom 'i . In nan, and CE f"< I
White, ??n alleged Btakeholder, both sr?
: with Piankiin, are at llbert '.
according to I detr el Attorney 1"
l< ks. i h?". will ap i
against Franklin.
Money Found n Pocket-..
five h indi d d ken f ora i. k?
n .o?! > i .m data, i? di ? ?? ?
. talon t.. liave baten the Aral :
a sum -a hi, ii he W ould i
should pre* en? an adveret
McNamara caee, and >?:..>'?"
White i as 'i' lared to be the i
I to be paid when the Jur: ?-a? t
Rumors of B ?*rnn?l j .; i
to determine where I
from lt?ew thl? i and fast throu
day. No grand jur; is In se slon, b it
?on?- may be <aiie<!. This la not n
: s.-ir; v,, tai as Franklin Is o
bis < i en care <nl
ihrougb an information lll?ed b th Dis?
tri i attorney. Brown aaM thai ? ?
nor-- ?rr.-Us would be mad? to n |
There was nothing t*omn*onplace s t
the arrest of Franklin, It ws no
room, or saloor s?en*. farnili*!
lowers of SiPMSia ?A former D?
I'tiited .State- Marshal acquainted ? h
rimlnal method?? and the* methods de?
vised to catch criminals through h'- r r
'mer ?-inplovirmn* vas irr?*stcd on ., ?
j.-otn'-f in the heart ?if the L03 Ang ? ?
I wholesale quarter ir in id ?
while a detective, disguised as
stoo.i close enough t?.. h<*.n- what \*,t-*
said
Arrested After Accepting Money.
I ! ??->?,,-?? tli. Bn n n, shelter? d b; i I Id?
1 ing. ".as ? !o?e enough with hii asslsl ii: ?
I to steh the tbrse men b?efore ti
i them could tike th?*ir hands oui ??? r
! pockets, ait.-r. it i? alleged, the) had
i stuff? ? the motte; Into them
.-?>. hands In pockets, the m? n a tre
[ marched ??> the Hell of Rec?arda, a
the McXamara trial Is staged, o
fourth door. District Attorne*
? ri. ks a*alted for th?tm on the ele* >i
floor Bands In po> keta, the? ? ? i
I the office, when the hands came
1 Bron n ?i. ' ares, i hi :? Hots Mil >
; their finget
Tu i ni mlnui es Ii le? Lo? ka ood the
i \??'lir.'ii,.-?n.. and White, th? suppo ? i
I aide i. a ? nt .??n of the sari \
doorl free men, hardly ?? tough time hav?
i Ing ? laps? ?? to allow tha dictation i
? signing of .; statement, If this i
Announcement that they arould appear
Iagainst Kranklln as st.-?t>- aitnessei ->\
l lowed ih? ??
? *i : ? kiln, unpei lui bed i ? h.?t
theetate would timJ thai it ?as mu i
ind h
Queatloi ? as to the legal t
Lock? soon -i* the report
..?' th- erreal gained circulation. H? bad
not been reached b) an* \?%iin-.- subp
| I nl?*?s fome one other than a:> ofll? I
the court told him he ?.?>? on t'? re
Hal he did nol know i'. If be did not
d | .,
hat t '?" ' n t rib?,( t? i bnl? illy, to I
a in?\ ?.?r to do inythtng ele? i" It, '!>?
I mat?* i one**d?*ia.
Diatricl ?Vttorne: Fredericks, hows sr,
?i thai ' ocka ood was legally c n
nected srtih the Jury fr?*.m the m ?
i - ? min? a is di in n ir-<m th* |un ? -*>
? i-?? Saturday
Fredericks holds 'hat ?*h??o the ?->'? U ?
|o! 1.600 nasnes was maile out leal /eau
ar* ever) man on II bocanas aware thai
he would be summoned at some lima ??r
?ither to do Jury service in the ?lepan
Iment m which tho MeNaa*<vara tnai la
! h.lii. It wan from this list of l.tsM
? n.?m. s that detectlTM ?>n both sides of
the ?as.- admitted they l.a\e l.eet* -\t
work piociirliiK as mu? h n<i\aii< ?> in?
formation as poaeible ?*n brtlefs of
vetilreiiiei?.
Tho McNajnars attorasys as trta, a?j
the prose.ruttoa have txsso exhibiting ut
the oounasl taMo ?lurimx akaaateatlonj
of -ranhreanen two big i?<><>ks si ?lut?.
When Fratiklin ?aus arrested anil
Bn-igrched be ha.l OB bM person varluua
pupert? With liolatiuns ab?illt pruSptfi-'tU o
jiuois, siid it Ken.Ta.ll> baa been known
ut.uit the ' OUI tloolii that hiatikllii vs a ?,
?HthellUK details in tins I ohii?-. ll?,n tor
the ?hf.-lue.
Story of the Arrest?.
in his .?th. s to ntKhi D?steetlvs n.tuwn
! ma,le th?- following statement of th? ar?
rest:
It ?vas haul to an.-nt M. ri Kisnkltn. Ms
, hm? bMn a i?T??innl friend of tome for
years, and my daughter ?a? soon to hs^**.
attended hi? <!-?n^ine? s ?--.tdtne. h?it \t -*??,*?
a LW8S of violating ti?' lav?, and perconsH?
iipj. , o.ii.i i..?i eouni
\\ r fno\ \i-rrt Watching hrtlh Wh??<? ?i?
1 ranklli? f " wtn? ?un? My mior-t-?,-,?.?
? iti??i aroused ?h?n l Vim?"! ??*%?.
I Franklin, who knew I -?? kw??od p?t??jna<VUa