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NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER .H), 1911.-F0URTEEN PAGES. ** PRICE ONE PENT
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RMFIVHRRE IU<> < KNTC.
GARY DEFENDS THF
BIG CORPORATIONS
Would Have Government Con?
trol Them, Even to the
Fixing o- Prices When
Necessary.
WANTS TRADE COMMISSION
V.'ith Power to Supervise Big
Business-One Defect in Sher?
man Law-Too Much Pol?
itics for Bigness
Interests.
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Washington, .\-'\ ?9 - Elbcrl 11.
Qar: hsad ot the Unit
Corporation, unfold?sd tu the
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-;ulatIon ?
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on, fr?->m which ap
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when
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tround
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hape j
Afraid to HoM G*'/ Dinners Now.
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itels : that
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rommii - e th?
that
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"The dtfllc irty
might do.
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Election Disturbing Business.
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olitlcal i'iir
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.1- control .
ID
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train! oi trade" This f?
would pr? -?iii over?
elimination in
com?
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?jf ap\ It shoul 1 ?ii:-'? l!;i\<?
poan r to <1? ?? mitt? -\ by
; gantsatlona who ???
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t oui mu. d I'll M??n?l paga
The Great Game
By SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS
A fasc-nating mystery story
begins in next Sunday's
Mapazine of the
New-York Tribune
w MOROAN BUI STEH
it from tha
lo I Persian
?
of the
INSULT TO THE PREMIER
Labor Loader So Characterizes
Latest Act of Suffragettes.
i ..i ?. ? pnr.
. ecenl
- \ th. (
tilth. i. rniptlona pi?
\ squlth from dell? ?
- m.'i 01 -ii Tl ? Pre
niior. after t. ? i >... < * - "? effort? t.. ??-? ?
r? h iti disgust
trouble began at soon as Mi it
? thi rostrum 8001
-- who had gained admlMion to the
hur'-h. **|
him with ? ri.-- t Votes for women!"
On? of their number 1 halned herself ?<>
r. Mini wa ? ? ? ? ?I ?>!ily ;ift.-t a
? struggle, durii % a hlch th? ?
on^f waa In an uproai
Labet
'?'- aft. Mr. \ 5- ? 11 j i 1 ?-> hi?!
bed 1 be ? en? aa %n Inaul* '"
and 11 degl i<ini.?-?n ?"
life.
WOMAN ON MAYOP'S STAFF
1 /er Added 1 1 .icial Family ?
a. Confidential onographer.
ed n woman
to ins official staff, (?f hl?;h .-??
t.?inn ? ii? ace, Mrs
on, ?.f Nu ii*l Kaal -".A
fldentlal st<
*. takln** tli? pla. e "f J
Matthew . win. some time ago be
offli ...
jilllili.' J .
l**'.?l, when sb? was appoint.
? In th? Intern? 1 Ite
h< !.. ? .in
rfldal stenographer In Hi" L'n t. ?!
Co rt, in Brookl* H. being th. in si
n ever to 1 ? place. Lat. r
Mr. Marlon i:'-!'l ?? confidential place in
\- t!..t
? uk up tin- study ??f la**.
t.. th.- 1.m- in ):<??
? ? ? 1 line
? : tn the law relating* t ? the
1 he * hlldren of <ii\ ?? 1 ? ? ?t
which the co make
,.|kiit .lit' 1 the
1 ? nted. For?
? i be made
a hlch a 1
1 hlldr. n.
.?. ho has s 1 .mu?. r home
Long !'?' !?? li. ?
? ?ill ni Cornell Uni?
?
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SINGER MAY LOSE VOICE
J. A. Metcalf, Ohm h Soloist, Op?
erated on for Cancer of Tongue.
j?ui ? ?id. nt "f the Met
:it Fifth
and ' M opul. 1 .1*1 in
? ? he city, will
again. It :
?1 ? |.. ration for ? mi' er "f
.
make hlmseli undersl.1 m talking
? I
Hart!. "f No. 81 "?S'< .-t 19th
g 1 '111 -
lospltal. it was ?? ? ? i ? i
? bal Mi Met? .iif
?. ; bad Li .ii 1. ?!
Ill 1 loaba. i<, <?f
?? ? Company, - ltd thai th. op? r
atlon had n. ?t t-teen of s particularly serious
; M1.1t Mr Metcalf would be bai k
bom?. Ne "? '7 lit; '? n Ithln
. bii malady overt? ently
.ii ..-.-iif ?A. * ?lr .it
. 1 *hun ii. He baa been ?> nu mb< r ?if
?i ndelssohn Society since 1871 an 1 has
? t ..i.- /mii Protestan! Epis? opal
? 1 th,. Mini: ? Methodist
pa] Chun ii He aumbers tha Led?
1!,. Vanderbilt* and many others <>f
. 1 -it amoaa hi.- frl rada
ASKS $1.000 AND GETS IT
Hold-Up Man, Unmasked, Em
phati?-.*! Request with Revolver.
\-.1ti.i.u\i-r. B. C Nov. iV. \t tlie i*om
ll;;il],1 ,,| an unmasked man aimed with -i
,., vo|V? , a. D. M< u???i, taller ?t Ihn
branch <>? t ???- Royal Baak ?>f
da) band? <l <>\? r IMM rauh. The
? ml,- IV..1 ? I? 1 ks won In
,,?. |,,,,i; win -i ii"- Granger antan -1
,. ,,,, .1 thouaand." he la.?rally
,,,.,],','. ,| ,.,,.,! ti,?- tell? r compiled. The stran?
P(li putting 't.' rail ? '' bUM Into i.;h peek?
,,, burrl. J a,,**'; ?*
IRUSSH THREA??NSWAR
unless sura goes
Instant Dismissal of Treasurer
General of Pr.rsia Insisted
Upon.
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U. S. WILL NOT INTERFERE
Troops to March on Teheran
Within 4 3 Hours if Bhfth'fl
Americar oficial Fail?
to Retire.
Teheran, Knv 29. Russia's ultlmal im
has i ? - n ?le h er< ?' t.. Pe? -1 Russia
inda the Instant dlamlaaal of W.
Morgan Bhuste the ttneri? in Traaa
w hoee admin?
istration of th? nclal de| irtmenl has
?? ?i In thi presenl - mplicatlona,
and .mi Indami - penses In?
: In sending Russian troops to Per?
sia
?Should the dlamlaaal of Mr. Bh?ater
? ? rrled out a Ithin fort \ ?eight
hums. Russian troopa will march on
Tehar in and tl ? additional expenses will
1-- .iihii-ii t.. the indemnit >
li i- stat? -i 'onfldently thai th? '
1 lonal ? 'oum II will i
demands. Mr Bhuster, In .?>') Int? ?
? ? . said thai the rancell itlon of his
contract r. st.-.i enlIr? ly with 1
N" ; ? t?. ?nal ' 'oundl.
Whatever ma cling of the
TVrsi ? i n.. i r. ?? snd
it is >--;ii.i tn fa? or Bhust? r, Pers
ks
In i t is
thi:
to \ni. ? ? . ?a ill N
? ? get ?? ? ? i nited Bta
ment, Mr
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li- n -i- mandins. th?
of Mr. Hhiiat?
upon
? inii ?
I ? . -
- ? - - firent 1
Th? pr
pul . i ? ? i
\ ? ?. ? ? ?
tlonal ?
with ' I
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... ? ?
?
tain portloi
are In t hi
it. Pet
mar.Is on Pel
atru? tloi ? ? '
<- r\> ii-,.. |
?;r<\-.t Brit
roxc\ wit I Russia ? latter'a ?I'mand
for Mr. ? mal
,. .,.
? .i. of i!< Mia
ihro ighe t th?
| n g in 1
ton | .... , ,
Mr. SI ? ran In
a privat? I it tl
ail fu? i
...
pos) early 11
I
in \\'.. I M
...
I? rtafce the
lash and Mi Shunter's name i
.
hi i? i, ,i i ? i he Pera ment, the
Btate Depart?
X . Bta ?? i ??
tak? n the
i ?? i
man i-????? i run? ni and In ti
in? any ofllclal ? onne? tton with Ih?
. rnmenl ol Ih? l'nlt? d Bl itea Bin? ?
.: . ? ilty, when
ni.ji cil?
i: n go veri i
],|.i. ? ,| ill ? ? .ill. nil?! to I ??
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Btate !'? i arm,. n< noi lh<
Kt Teheran ha entered into th?
..in?.ii
-?
r 000-MILE I' .'-TH WALK
Man and Wife End Thirteen
Months' "Hike" To-day.
an ' No -"?' \ walk ol
. i -_- i 11 th? s. n I miles n ill be dnlahed by
Mis. Stella W ooll mid to be th? i liara
pion woman long distance walker of the
i..! hei husl .H"i, I ta ighl H
Woolf when th< i an h e at their borne
In Kansas I to-morron
'i h.- trip si n i? ?i at s,ni Antonio, '!'? v .
more than thlrt?*en months ago, 'i he
p.- ?i- went ?n.-i to Atlant n to
New fork, where th? lurn?sd their steps
toward home. Prei lously i h? made
two othei walking tours, and have cov?
ered ., total ol lit? '?'** miles on foot.
"When you g< I Into s rut, walk
-laid Wool! to-ds . ai be es plained that
h,- I....K up walking In ord? r t.- get the
outdoot lit?- which his physician two
years ago said be must have, ai that
tine WoolTs health was i.r, and tbe
,?, ?tot told him he would bs
,n the "i" n or die,
?i., ? -,.., iggeated his n If?. "for
m aloni "
-** .it, them ?i m th? famllj pets, .i
faithful pony, which bas drawn s cart
carrying their baggage on ths long
man b? s, ind
Ths Woolfs I n and slept In
.,!,,. ,,?.,n Bines i ?. i '.mi- San Antonio
ot ? nights
out of ni with a roof ?i\?i tinir beads
BORDEN S FIRST MAJORITY 44
Canadian Parliament Approves Speech
from Throne at Initial Division.
Ottawa, NO* M Tka strength ?behind
the lior.i.n governm" shown in'
Puritan? "' i"-?1 ndnnaai by \
Bjr Wilfrid Laurie? was defeated and the
. ft.m i ? ihn m api.i by s m ? -
jorlt) "? fertJ ?'?
i t.i- la the fli - ' ?? r lbs
r.rw gevsruioaul
'iss mm ? m
HEADING DF HER lEEEEf
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i
Defence Buried Under Avalancl
of Epistles of Love and
Pleading to Stokes.
ASKS FOR $2,500 IN ON
i
Owner of Ansonia, After Tw
Days on the Stand, Welcomes
Turn in Trial of "Shoot?
ing Show Girls."
The defence was, figuratively, hurl?
undei an avalanche of letters by tl
itlon yeaterdaj al th?* trial of tl
two show girla, Lillian Graham ar
Ethel Conrad, rharged with shooting v
! ' ? Btokea, owner of the Aneonla, i
their apartment al the Varans In Jun
tanl Dlstrlci it torn, i Buckn?
? d nearly three hours at the elm
of the croa ?examination of Mr, st??k<
m reading In evidence ? ? ? * s. * entj n. ?t <
and letters, covering s period from i *?
rember, 1'??h;. t., November, 1010, whlc
were written bj Miss Graham to Btokei
Beginning In the earlier period of thel
acquaintance with the formal "Dear M
Btokea." the i 01 r?espond< n ? rapldl
. until "Dear Bill: " and "Des
i *? wr?' among the more afTectlon
?? let m- ?i addr. ss
' ??f th?- letters were written in ?h
moal aff? *1 Ions ie terms of ? ndeai
and h piaint i? ? dlaappointm? n
? th-rir i. i Ipienl a ai n?*gl< i tful an
did n-?? come t.. se? h? r often ? nous
n hile she li\ ed In th? ? i ..
Ii,?*? ? ; ? at?.|lv In? i'l'litall? .
i f... ma'
? rrl the ? pistil i snd n nl
moal -???-'? i thai the m? i rdently
I writer ipreaaed heraelf the mr'r.- -ii
. ...|
Il a i- the turning of the tabl?
rffort i?i show * ' ?
Rio?. i snd th?
?
DernanH?, Mis?. Graham's Letter?.
1 f,,? t h. .1 iriarlf
'
Graham i
....-"?? i
her l..in "Ht i
productini
? i . im'a letter
? i ? ? the pn
? |hi Distri.M * ' i"t ? ?
itssini
nal doc
'?n?-i kepi n
i ? iwyert
tak< h l?s mr
.
Ml s down snd wepi
* of th.
I. ... ra n d Ml In ? sin t?
.?omf'irt h?*r. 1" the ;? Mrs
\tirjr. ?? who ? ? ??? from San F rand??*.'
lo t? tlfy In i.? ualC of har sister, Mi??.
ndet ? it rain and
eni ?*? ?jii? Mi*. Bli **1< ton
il b. ?id. bei i i th?
... ts, did hat
in m n an effort I - toke
had i" en und? i th? m? of ? ?
? ii" irad i'
???ii" the r? piti (forded in merely
? 'ii and Identif) in? one I? tt?
Ihei * ? ?? I."in ?
li i lettei dat? d Febi
i.i. where Misa
?
... ., \li B(
i ki oa you m .11 i ? -, : ? . ti ?
un i jin onlj tal -
to the A i lotel.
nol . ? , ..m?
? ,i l"it,
.' ? ? k?' ,' J nlll
m un me and ?? tell m. ?
' me, e hen I know ? on ?! I perl ??!?
? I, tul i have made up my
? mattet
? ? otig
.. i ?i. i
i ? i I carwl foi
': m iicfl
or you already
inywu)
? I Urs) met
ou I have n. ?fled pro
? - s. but now
! iBjali ill- II p with rei ewed im
and ??oui?
lo |
? 11
? that 1 am n all) ?i? t? i min? a
?l?. i am writlna all this
? i could ? ? ; tell It t. i u H
i leava ti. \
.. ? : .... . ,.,
, oulil ne?, er bear to live . house
.- nli . i?. With a 'I m*
i I . 1111. . i . i.
LILLIAN.
Evidently Miss Graham did not ?<<
tot ne\ eral I? tt?srs follow?*?*] In
March and ?pr?, in which she continuad
to scold Mr. Btokes for nol coming t'?
.?.,?? i,.-i a i the Ans.mi.i at,.i arousing him
of being attentive to s 'wl.loa Under
the date of Man h IS 10.**" it* a rote
i ?.ai M Btokea : Ii t II not
. . t.... bt lo f you
are nol would you klndli tel.
l do nui think j 'i" lik.- ii,. nnj nun.-, i ? -
ii. \ er come ... a. > m only
. to, and even Ui. n
i in. you do '."' .mil' BO I am IM I
.. ask >ou air. more i i .i. ?
,, h ail day and lus! r? lui
it |a i a. h a beautiful da) ? ou abould
i * would ha ? made you
.. m i and help ) ou to forget the
oa "
i . please lake s f. m minute? snd
ii |< |,hon< a i think l era going to the
theatre nnd ma) nol
LILLIAN
ft. wrote thai Mr.
Btokea had nol bean '?> see her for two
w...i!i' days, and "while to jrou thai may
not seem long, lo me it la mi.-' two
- he said. "1 hope I will set
? i ealng, bul if you i aanol come
down, ?>in you at leaal telephone mef"
He Stays Away, She Complains.
hi,.' wrote ??!! April -'?? thai aha
iinit?- sure he did aoi love bar any more,
. .i awaj m long, "hu? i
.,iii such ?' toepieing parson.** sha said,
and then: "P. B Ajh going downatalrs
to g? t .. ma.hi mi' now, bul will be back
in ?i few iiilniit
in an early Octob-ar letter, after Iflta
m had vielted Mr. Btokea at bin
. farm, In l^alngton, and returned
to the Anton***! nhn said
II, arte: You have broken mj in art. I
did nol think yen ? ouM i?* so ? rat I, the
..a lefi me, to-day, in an angry way.
i Hunk, dear, you ?>>><? me aa epetogy,
? || love m'
i'ou have nol treated me quite fair, d.-ar.
i thUik. bul anyway i love you aa much
;i- -v.r. Dearie, aa ? little h-ilint? for my
Hounded heart could I not go t r a riae
with you to-nlgbl ?'
if not. win vim 'phone, m?* aayaray, pisase
During 'be remainder of IH7 the aa?
(-ntiinr?'. mi ??. mu? page.
THIS IS THANKSGIVING DAY.
ARRAIGNS AMERICAN WOMEN
Filson Young Has Hail Words
for Society butterflies.
IB-, ?"?.hi- to The TrtlNHM I
London, Sot \ in ?-n
,-i??t- u on er tlelaed bj
Pilson Toting In m ?
? risttcs" In The English Review**
hisl publish ?! Rhe Is as much -.
1...I tad, be says, as the fs
?? rn ban
Her life, since m?*?? American men
? ?jpled ^ |rh Inisir ?
ii\ .-.i simnsl entln u ; women, '
writes filson Young, "among favorites1
of other harems, who crowd together
in no .m-.int linn been i artles,
ring endless nonsense ai the top
of ihelr voice? Just al the moment
when women In American society i>?>
naturo they ? ease to lire snd
? in.ii'i half children, half dulls.
the) ?ran do s - they
i i. a of tel mai riagi they surrend? r
both indlvlduallt* and llbert* of thought
?lllll lll.iS Ml' III
*~" much for the American woman In
society. ? ?n the subject of the American
.?i in th?> family the same writer
holds rery < ? sa
"It one lakes the famll* as the beats
of any st.it.- or community," he
.nui fudges ii by us failure or success
in its communal purpose, then one must
admit ih.it family life is one of the \-r
i., i things m America. American tarn
iii.-s are singular!) united, snd carry on
Into mature age that unit) and affection ?
which, n? ? nil?', last only through th?
?period "i childhood. There Is no pleas
anter sight than thai of s well-to-do
ri .m fi mil" 11" Ing In s ?beautiful,
?paclous bouse In one of the Southern
BURGLARS CARRY OFF SAFE
Leave It in Street After Door
Had Been Blown Off.
Shortlj h.-foi-i- mldnl thi last | ?
young boy hurried oret to Patrolman
i loebe, a ho arai at ? ' pas poel il M
?treat and i i at avenue, Informlns Mm of
? good sise bundle lying ?? block away,
vviii.ii lie though) ought to be looked Into
ii,,. i,, accompanied the lad, and behind
;?:? "i." ?tillar at First avenui
? .1 - overed s ?mall sisa safe wrapped
up with a number .>f ba i
i? waa lat? i i? ?uni<l that ib<
longed to Dr. O. Ordich, ? dentist, Living
at Mo .t Bai i Id street The ?'? ml door
? .i tin saf.- bad been blown out i>?i every?
thing of ?value bad apparenl . been tak.?n
out a number cH Insuran p p?ers sad
other documenta <?t min.a- lit , ? ne? antre
undtstui bed.
i letectlve Bi ? nn in atta? bed t?> tbe Baal
?ih street station, on Investigation found
that an entran?? had been forced la the
r.-ai of in?- | round i'. km i" the dentist's
,,m,,, snd, fi u Ins ths* ? ild s es
tin burglar* dtadded to lake no chances
and '?>?>i< thi safe with them After rifling
n of its valuable contents they abandoned
it. People Mvtag in tin- neighborhood told
in?- ?Jeteetlve that the] bad seen !?*"> i?? "
earn a beavj bundle out ?r the dentist's
oAce, place n In s push carl and make ou
with it
CAPT. P. C HAINS GETS DIVORCE.
Justice Btaplstoo, ?if the Supreme Co-urt,
grantsd ?' Bnel d?*crss ??f ehrarca la itrouk?
torn, yi-st-niitv. t" captain i'?-i?-r ?'. Hatos,
v.ho was recently pardorMd from Stng Btafg
? , .v.Tiior I'lx. from ?'laiulhi I.llil.y
llh?n>. Hain?- was BSSd to Sin?- SinK alter
bring convict f <1 of the m'ailii of William
L AtmU at the Bayeidc lacht Club, in
August. ISO*.
"LIVE COWARD" BY CHOIC
Cletgyman Watches Robbei
Work, but Gives No Alarm
Newbtirg, N *f., v ta 19 Early t<
<-'. v t - - n-ti th<* sa
ii the poet ? ' Idle Hop?**, s han
'?-i near Ncwburg, an?l . ?? <r-?i a l<
vu lued si several hundred do
lars.
The Rev J H. Lincoln, i sator ?->f tl
Methodist Cl ar. h i ? -? by, watched tl
safeblowlng from his b-*droom wlndoi
? no alarm. He is Id th it I
?nf. it '1 to be "a Hi" coward rath?
than i dead hero."
To make their e-*cape, the robheraatol
wagon from E. W B irnea,
n nit **roa ? r
PET CATS TO*HAVE SUITE!
Maids Will Tend Entries in Phil
adelphia Show.
Philadelphia, Nov. II Losan
the eztenl of special suites In the Hot.
Walton, will surround i | eats t
be shown here December II to If Mak
train, d . t to tend .?? the needs ?
the animals ?>in take cars of each fun
. ?' .liman ??;)
haa been engaged for the eal Mil
Carrol Macy, of Nea fork, will show.
Solid .11 ver comba and brushes, In man
-, win h?- used by the maids ?
raring for l - coats Heavily padde
? with -ilk or satin, wil
furnish th? animals in the hot*
and In the 3d Regimen) Armory. Care sud
is few children gel will be devoted to th
: Angoi sa Malt? se and other rs
es 1.1 be -m exhlbitloi Aa tla* aim
placed by the fond owners on the cat
the booths in th
.r.|. rj ran fully.
TAFT TURKEY ARRIVES
Fine Thanksgiving Dinner Prom?
ised at White House.
i\ ashtngtoi ! ? "he forty-*
Rhode Island turkey, milk fed and enticing,
th? Thankaglvlag table
- tomorrow arrived
to~day. i. aas taken to the kitchens of
th- executive Mansion, and tin- chef i>*gan
t.? plan ?> dinner, erttii the turkey as the
i lanag. n of an "ai>
in ie will send the President
if the finest spples to lie seen at the
exhibition, and altogether President Taft.
- i? ?.. ? One Thankaglvtng dinner,
'rii,.' I . ? -i -. Rob? i and
Charles Taft, >ii>- E****eeident'e sun-?, will not
.... hoOM from SChOOl, but Miss llcl-n Taft
??i! have several girl friends hare to sat
dinner. While the dinner la the main f.at
ittv of th- ' be Prealdent, be ? : I
attend the Paa-Anaerteaa Tlr-ankssdvln**
maaa
OLYMPIC DETAINED BY FOG
Liner Held at Southampton with
1,200 Passengers Aboard.
Bouthamptota, (foi M Craing to a heavy
ton in the Channel, the White star Omet
pic, with i.fff saloon paaaantgen
ai'i..i:ii. which was sehetfuled to sail from
Southampton at neon, was still detained
al midnight
Ti.i? will i"* ths first voyage of the oiym
loce the acii'i-'iit on September -?'?
when lamm?'! Ii> the l?ritlsll
?jlllMlir Hawke.
Cherbourg, Mov. H\ Wva bondrad im.*.
sangers for the stsamshlps Olympic ami
Krcnprlna Wilhelm, whi? h are fogbound.'
a.- .stian?l?'l la re. the hotel accommoda -
nuns Ik-Id?? isaaqual le the tax anea thssa.
Man*, of the paSS??TtgCrS w? .?? foree.l t
?.',.. p last night on benches ". In the cars
of the >pe?-lal train Which or?u?ht lliein
from TarU J
ROADS WILL FIGHT
TRANSFER ORDER
Public Service Commission's Act
Looking to Restoration Stirs
Surface Street Railways
of Manhattan.
SAY PLAN IS COiMFISCATORY
Decision Affects 151 Points in
"bis Borough and Is to Go Into
Effect the First of the Year,
but May Be Held Up by
Litigation.
Conferences will he hold among the
various str?-et railway Pnes In Manhat?
tan next week to decido upon a general
policy of fighting th?* action of the Pub?
lic Service Commission yesterday In
?lirc-tin?c its counsel to ?Iraft an onier
restoring the transfers at l.*?l points in
Manhattan which were abolish?***] when
th?* old Metropolitan systSm ??*.)?"<*?I tS
lio. The order is to take, effect th?- first
of the year.
From an authoritative source it was
learned that the Third Avenue system
would appeal to th?* courts a.?-, scon as
th? order was entered. Th?* Metropol?
ita-i gygtem Will nit?* s similar cours??.
gald nn official hitth In the ? oun?*Hs of
tl t road.
This Will m?*an long and MgUy litiga?
lion No move can he mad? until the Of
der is entered officially Then tin? coun?
s?-l for the roads Still ask for | hosril e
An this Is expected to OS den?ed b\ the
F*ut-itj. Service l lommlsston, g wr** of
? ertiorarl s 111 be sued out.
Say Order Is Unwarranted
Tb?> basis of ths gull ?will ht ?hat the
ord.*r is "unfair, unjust ?n?l snwnr?
.-.nif.'i bj tbe last and the fSctg In ths
th? tee," snd, further, that to restore
ths transf?ra would be ?quivalent to
ngcatlng Hie property of the leads sf
i.. ted it a III be assert? d hi ths ?
.?,?1 for the roads that the prop.
a/oul?! not make fan- r?stunts as Invest
menta II the or?dsr of the Public Bet
< 'ommlsalon is enforced
< ?ne of th <??.-?i 'or tbs rost?s tl
fected said last nistin that os gasa is
the Supreme Court Issued the A! . of
certiorsrl the gurfa? ? i I
Wl*tj obtain an order rompslitng
the Public Bsrvfce C?oumissioi" to
? hj it- otder should not bs
up pending the Utlgathm,
v Metropolitan system offi? iai gg|g~ ho
believed there was a piit-sihiim- ,f eom?*
of the reorganization committee of the
Metropolitas si stem favoring ths i
" It Bfegj be that they will regard tl ?
? l?*r ag an expression of public opinion
I- ? >>>? I?. Bgflgg lii l:," he gald
Guy B. Tripp, chairuian Of th?
ganlxat Ion ? onus
tneni ts?ould be issue?! until Ihe
mittee met early next weak. Pressed bs
to whst ? ??Urs?* ti?.mmlttee might
take, he said "Th.* Metropolita)
probably contest the ?>r?ier"
?iren Hoot, genera] manager of ?h?
Metropolitan system w?oul4 sa] oui]
that the order would mean .i ? ??nslder
ghls extra burdsn upon ths propsrtJes
embraced in the system.
Frederick W. Wbltridgg, receiver ot
the Third Avenue Railroad Company,
spoke In a .similar \cin, and added that
th - matter as tO what course wouM bo
. .1 rested with ths reorganization
committee. Adrian B. Jolina and Doug?
las Robinson, receivers of the MstropoU?
tan Street Hallway Company, r?*fi*rre<1
reporters i?? the reorganisation COaeaasa>
tee.
Text of the Order for Transfers.
Th.- order proi IdSS through routes and
lolnt fares for the transportation Of psS
Seng? rs for a Joint fare of Hve cents for
a COntlnUOUS trip in the same general
direction as the maximum to hg exacted
for su. . transportation between the lines
ami at the points named ... in ad
diti?m tu all transfers now existing or in
force, auch Joint rato to be made ef?
fectue by the issu? of a ticket or trans
f?-r slip from the lino of tho company
upon Which such passenger originates "?>
such t~om~ectlng line at nn1- other sn?*h
point t?> a linn operated ??Ither by the
company upon which such passsaggr
originates or operated hy a company
now exchanging transfers with such
original company.**
other lines affected besides thoi?- men
tloned ?ne the 4SI street, Mnnhattan
ville & St. Nicholas Avenue Railroad
Company, ths r>ry Dock, Hast Hroadwsv
K Battery Railroad ?'ompany, the Kings
bridge Railroad Cempaay, the Se-ond
Avenue Railroad Corgpany, tho ?'entrai
Park, North ?m?! Kast Hiver Railroad
Company and the L'Sth and *J?>th Htrr-eta
Croestosrn Ralhnoad ?'ompany.
Th?* Publie Servi? e < 'ommission came
tu its ?decision ><-st?-id.?v after li.ilding
hearings ?>n the' matter that last.-d all
summer.
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DOG MAY COST MAN'S LIFE
Chauffeur's Skull Fractured in
Search for Sister's Lost Pet.
In trying t?> recover his sister's ?i?*g
nf'.er It bad been stolen, Joseph Molino.
s chauffeur, living at n<>. 2:r Seventh
avenue, was badly hurt last nltj>ht b\ a
fellow worker. He was removed t<? tho
New York Hospital, with s fractured
.'-.kul!.
Th?* girl had her dog out for a walk.
when a driver Jumped from one ol th?
ears it? flro?t of i ontA si No. jt;, .*-. v
?nth avenus and. picking up th?* d?-g.
threw it into his ?ab and drovg off.
Her brother was trying to find nut who
he was, w hen a chauffeur Jumped from
hi! car and hit him ?,v?t the head with
g tu?' pui.ip, knuckiiig him down, and,
hitting the fallen man axait! over the
head with the pump, the man jumped
into his cat and dr?-ve off.
Molino was rushed to the New York
Hospital by Dr. F.verlngham. while a
policeman started on S aearch for hia
assailant, whose i*Hir>e he had. The h?js
l Hal gurgessM did not think that Molino
would survive his injury.