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CONTROLLER BAY FMI
OIES NATURAL DEI
Brand?is and Graham Ac
That There Is Nothing to
Investigate.
ABANDON THE INQUlf
They Say, However, That
Committee's Action Brougl
About Change in Adminis
tion's Alaskan Policy.
. .
of ? ?? a). Controllei Ba
was begun alth enthusiasm by the D
?
veiMi? .? g mi ?? Dd ?Tuoula D. 1
?
tl.. i. v..m i ..| lilni -.. .-? IV? ?'.?-.ile
r.. Ulis announcement
chairman I
pnl.li. ?? nBjrthlcal l?:ck-to-l
letter and the absard charges of Mis
1" \ ii....*. Involving tl ? ?'?' sty of
Pi est-dent Secretan Balllager, Charle
sil of whom >*?
by the muck-raking preea when the ?
tnittee bag.m a ' ?-.?.ee?-1 ?
le?t sjiniiii Th? Inault aas
halted, sgslr.st the protests of Rea ubi
ft.ember? of the noainillliil, and the ; ??
Uon aa? then mnde in these columns
it would never be rasaaned.
."hftlrman Graham made public to-da
letter eent to l.'ai by Mr. Brat.dels.
rliairman also mu.J" s few < 'laments ol
Roth ?Itxtunents are lag
i ature, and neither centaine the apoi
on b<*half of 'ors w]
minority nanil>ers of the Hov
slsl ?mould be forihctnnlBg.
Tn h!a capacity of eoant I Mr Branc
1.?raided a few mon tin at?o ?j? one \
a earn lay an Alaskan scandal? bare.
*?:*e? ('hairma'i Graham os foil
V"ur committee lia* rag italad me a?
?o.nsei t., examine the paper? submit
.. Frealdent and other available .
bearing ?i|vr?>. tl-.?? subject, and
H'Jvis? ?'lia further action, it s
be taken by your committee l have m
?uch en ?sAamiv.ati.it?. and ,
Tort that Li l?y OpiniOJ
? ir run,mi:tee Is reaulred.
The ei<iriiria?i'>-! from the Chugach :
?.oral Vor??, uf a large Ira? ' ol
oiler I'av In aid of the
Navigation and Railroad Company *.\as
im.?n. ?'? posed ? : lnter<
? people, ?"it T gnd no evidence
Illegality or bad faith on the part of <
f-vernment i'fth
Mr Brandei? reviews the i
1- KB of the hrV?
Matery of ?tie joTehaid P. Ryaa < ?aims.
Pr'-adei t ? iepl> In t I S? eat*
of laSjSdrjr and Se ?. retaiy ?fisher's Chtei
speech n.ade af*-: :it return fr
Alaska Both the attorney and the 'lia
r ?u .of the ?'"-?' ? If-Justifli
lion for ih??lr former activities throv
t.,? n?- sines then "*.' ? earn
tstration Lus el si ged Its lilaal i
r. id ?hut this change ?'as broughl nbc
>?? the preliminary woik of tl,?- 1
t rttee? "Which l'.v-.'d
?ffalrr "
1'nlarging *
ka es?*ap? froi bai rasai
( balrman Graham sa;
-
led 1
. . '-??ni; about
v ':!?-*- t?ni'ltnt?? a cl?*ar departure from l
.
?rubetantial ? onformtt)
.?.je.-t ?mtertaln.
"mrnitt^*' *??*. e f?-< i thai in ? ? s
? - . ? . r -.' ? have aid? d
bi mgnii: about ti.l? - I no!) T
. ..n and rem
i? i .?: " ?_? the tlti?*
fill the minorai, (?n? and oil la;.<l la
Mr Risi,d<?K seeks CTSdii i"* the cot
mMtee by f-inr..* thai Rtehaid P. Rjn
- withdrawn claim to the "Termlii
'i ia-1" on ?'ontr'ili' i Ba; . a hl? h
1", VlO'
ever, of ? ? f." I thai this ' lain wa? nev
Qt? ?1 by ?be I '
terinr. and th-i? Ryan W? gil
atand thai the department would t
peeve l?
Nowheie .n Mi Prandels's let!
0hah***r*a*i ? at Is there
Mis? Abbott I nOW She
doi.fd Inventif
r?** h the Alee of I ? Inl * >r Departme
:? no??- writ!, tar) Bellinger l
IM; Ryan, had arhieh became kaawi aa tl
* r>i?-k-!ii-l->?< k" I?tt<r. Nu OM seems
v *w where M*.*-** Abi?ou ?;
iii? coBMnittee took paint not to i>.?t h
e .be witness stand at tha few '
? . ?.lio?*. ot? er mi
?
t ? Controller Bay charges months ego
It Is probable that when the ?ninoilt
? ab?is of tb.e commit!? " ashlni
ton they ?a ill demand s more expl
)?:,i nation of the sbandonment of *
'.ejiHgatlon than thai furnish??* b* I
man Graham to.dsy Mr Graham e:
j lain? ?hi. tha Brand?is letter, advisin
a diroootljiuance of the IsjTaellfaHon. ' ha
rot. >ft bren submitted ?o t?
hui I feel that nnd -
? i not ol - 'to my giving it to th
p*-> h. Th?- committee has a-xompllshed it
ptfnelpsl objert."
LITTLETON STANDS FIRM
Will Appeal to House for Re
versal of Stanleys Decision.
,;? ? . . t Tribuna Rui
V. a ?hingt on, Nov. g*. With his
unabated. Representative Martin W, T.n
?'?ton announced to-day that b? ?roul.
appeal to the Howe? nexl week to revere.
r?%eJrman Stanley sad o-ii?*! Herrarais o
th? ate<*i lavaatlgatsag committM who de
eiined 'o ord??r a*i Inveetigatioa of th?
?autkorihlp of a newspaper p*!<? g upoi
b'.m
Tiepr. sent?! .e i.:t: if ref sed si
overiiii"s of ... th?* session vit
?t?rt off with a r??\v an ' g Houec DemO'
??tat*; oi'ef the Uttletea gtenley i??nt-o.
\et? . in ceea*??t*jue??ca Ihe work of tin
steel inveatlgatmg cwaimlttes muai I
**S< \t ?eAt ..ntll the i. .'aether
M Llttk Itled to an ir-.?
tien all hi? anna, The bi???.ie.' question <>f
Whether the Stanley committee shall stop
It? hi. I p Mlowlng '!:? institution of a
?'.it agalni - tien by the
Department of Just s involved.
Mi Muletea thinks I.-.. It tee has
no rur'i! lo proceed and out <?f his at
ng the preseni coatroverwjr, v,hich is
i u.-ed on i newaaapef article cl*iai?\**tar?
izin^ Mr. J.it.i.t s ..- .? all]
Trust. The Stanley ??.inmiit. ?? refused Mr.
Littleton's renne? :?!- s special Inv.
Don of those raei*o*aalble f<?r the story,
the < hairiiifin taking the position thai tl.<*
eommlttos had no mrtsditTttoa ta InveetN
gate ehsrgss rnvMelag the |wi*se-aal lateg>
lity of one of it? members.
/Hotel Ansonia\
BROADWAY,
AT SH\ h.VJ'Y-THUU? SI BUKT
Nov/ under the management of
Mr. F. W. Harriman and Mr. G.
Obendorfcr, for twenty years
managers of the Holland House
New York.
The Hotel Ansonia affords a
most desirable location for
transient!.
Cui-une and restaurant service
equal to the finest in New York
City.
1--?
GARY ON CORPORATIONS
? mi! uinr-,1 from tir-a page
'., r< . - ag If
raw i
be pooled, ot if pstents should be
ted ? ? - ? p\ Mlc detriment, thie commis?
. d
.1 as Btuun :
? d "
MHow v isioa know
\? hetber as mes te
. ; ? sas 'n -iruii.t
le*'.'" asked Senator ? lummlns.
? it would soon I n1 to U> on
??.?s Ua :
Ion lias beco
? j-:??t
? ,i,|e ?'
ii- declared that unpetl?
?
? "in and the gradual strengt bet
? ?poly ol the larger.
I that t r govei nm? nl
? te 1 ?- i?. "; ot psitisl ?tir.ri i\: i Ott i
-.- . ad Indi? idus
.-11 actual COrOpetltiOfl II be IiiBili
wouM be fslt snd fw s to all In?
"Is there say psrticulai thing no*.
i.>n by the bherman law that
think .. gj to - cd sen.."-.
? 'umnslna
.i . |ge Qai not. but h?
: :fl? uit> i.". m .i. ddlng i
: amounted t.. "reatrseat of trade."
i {?Judge Gary .said ths Bteel C?srporsilon
had been scensed ?if making agresmants t?>
reatraln tad?- and Increase prices it had
ne\?r done mors, he said, tliaa te try to
expand uade, asslntaln fair priera ?*?
'..?rk't and prev? nt \'!d?> BuctUSttona
Thla had been iii?? purpose <?f the gg railed
Gary dinners ar.ti the <'?inferences among
Bteel men
"But new, wit nnsrs end confer
ence> mentioned in the goverament's bill
?if cemplalnl Bled agalnal ue." he added,
"1 .nn afraid of Incurring pubHc dloplsos?
ure If I do anything IS maintain the goal
llbriuni of prtogg Many matiufu?-tui'ers aie
now sc!'.in-i below COSt, and If the I
tion continues ?hey ?Sill go into bank?
ruptcy. We Wouldn't think <jf do.ng now
What Mr. ?'arn?"-ie ami nlhers W?SUM I??'
done twehc ?roars hk?. and would
thought it perfectly light Is do."
II- ggid thai ther? COUM ho no return
to unrestrained i-tuiipi-iitlon In ths UnrtSd
suite?, without th.? d?structi"M of the weak?
er Individuals sad romps sirs by the great
i r ora
];.\-judge ?jary ?aid thai big Industrial
corporations wore Bringing about a trans
f ..f ths ownership of grast bosk Indus?
from a comparstlvely f?sw to tbe
great aanibsr ?>f the people instead ?if
rorporatlsng heinic controlled by g
few mea ths ownership bee la aridely scat
sntlOliS.
Steel Corporation's Stockholders.
"The L'ntted States Bteel C?srpors
probabl] i ipward of ISA.OW
- i ? the bolder* of Its sto? k
and bonda," he added. "Croat numbers of
tut ot raHoUS BRDall means are tins
enabled is shan ht the profita o* ?
?ri :-t ii-ipiires enorm.???s
.-il."
Tn response to ?jueetleas by Benator
?"l?pp, ludgi Car) ?aid tbe world-wide un?
os* evident at pit seal in the
i Btatgg, but was morfcrd slao la
?i. KranCS, ?'?rmany ?n.i A let
s. natot ' laps SSksd If H *er? pot !n part
? tbe methods pursued by Iba Steel
? nr-poiotloti aii'l other large Industrial COT?
selHog ?.'oods (-beeper abroad
gl home
Mr Oar? thougl l : ?I He said 11 Is pol
I . mill ??? ? al greater cs
parity. He attributed the unrest
??f commercial
activity and wealth ai-o the spread -'
man itiN-lbu-.
?i.? ave bott?sr poet? I
- ! a.id"-i that
there wai at
? . i thoaa '?? sed wash
power to oppress tbe people.
"In tbe last f"*A \e;it>i." be ?aid.
i.as been ;? sgerai m of
? ong .Many of
t!.<- great buaineaa roen, Including perhaps
?IUUi t
?>f bualaea wl Ich ?Atonld be chang?
Corporations had developed to ?
. d to pi event the
misuse of ti -i: i
"When wg realise that v-itii p.,. a?i?.-?? to
? i the
power to do i^i-ui wrong," gald Judge i,.,
that soins pian ?
i -< devised to proteel the public interest,
and yet preserve the corporation for the
great goo : ? an it? ampllsh."
"? 'ongr,MS Sfao?U tent the rlcl.t Of tbe
me ? 'ourt to latsrpret and i Irtually
make tb<- law.v,'' said Professor lehn A
Ity of Minnesota, who
followed .i "We ?have ?
?in 1 v coma to a point Where tlie- national
leglalature i-? Shout to be abolished. The
IsSsrpistlng the luw, ami the
em who Interprets ths la* Is actually the
Otic wl <; makes It."
Professor Gray rs ommended the estab
Uahment "f a comadagloa to latsrpret the
laws. I I for?otng SS tii" Supreme ?'ourt a
teat of tiiat body's postara
DENIES BARKER'S CHARGE
P *ker Says Wall Street Had No
Idea of Supporting Him.
Judge Altem n Parker, lbs Democrat ?
candida??- for President lu IS I, denied
terday the charge m?ii- by Whaii m Bar?
efora the Henat- Committee on Inter
Commerce that the Wall EHreet int'-r
wera iin?-ri up iti ht* support antll
n thlrti days before tbe election of
? i
"Th? iva talked about tupi
s-ii'i Judge Parker, "but they did tiiat
only to gel Mr, Roosevelt bettet Into the
leading strings. They talked of hostility
and frithheU their checks for ;i time In
d tbsy **a\?- ii" li i ???? ks i" ii:- Re*
publl? an National ' ? iviinit?>e.
??ah the Interesta of the hums and the
high Bnanclers of Wall Itrsei ?? ? centred
in the Republican party, as they hsd tteen
for ten years prhx * ? that campaign D ir>
Ing that tint to ' the corporal ions new
denounced by a? psrsona were orgsn?
Iged snd ths loaders anieng tiie it -publi?
can* bad never taken actloi wben lnn.<.-t
stockt) 'ide-rs might have been aaved lass."
MR. BARKER SURPRISED
Thinks Too Much Was Made of
Attack on Roosevelt.
PhHsdotphia Hen II Wbarton Barker
to-day refused m duseoas iiif attack ?>n ??>.
veil made yeaterday be?
the senate con>mitte<' <?n Interstate
Commerce, Is W'sshingtos.
He continued his denunciation ?.f the
Aiiii-H h currency plan, upheld tbe Btierman
anti-trust law ? ? '?"?i when enai te.i
nineteen rears igo nd maintain^ ?hat
ths BopreSM ''" rt bad not Interpreted ihe
law is it was gtieanl to i?? bi<terpreted by
the legislators who bad enacted It, '.ut
thai the Juatlcea who handed down tho <?n
aad Tob?ceo dOdak-ns had amended ?lie
law, giving ti nn entirely nee meaning ami
effect.
? i lefu-c to ?disease anything i said about
Mr, Roossvslt yesterday," said Mr. Bsrhsr.
?Th?- ssjbjset on which i baa besdratn<rlted
to speak befor? ths genets oonunlttea wa?
?.f auch rast Importaacs n? the publl? in
tliis ?miiitrv that 1 am surprised to ?
that such ? part of my addresa bn- tea
?liiRlad out tu lie bar|>e?l apgQ as u ?cii
BatlOOSl fenluie.
"Tbe areat mlafortune Which OSOfroOtS
lMa country ' Ms, Barkti ?reotcaued, "U
that II Is svorrkldea h> ihres iti?.-.it nm.
impone.':, the ir.'Jivy Lrusl i|IC ttaagponai
lion trual and the Industrial trust/ All ate
? ontrolled bj .? mon . v ;ili u
is shaping the destinies o? the gountry.M
BOMB SCATTERS DINERS
B. G. Hughes Wants Money Back
for Spilled Spaghetti.
TWO HURT. SCORE IN PANIC
Central O^.co Men Arrest Kan
They Call Successor to
Rizzo. tiorab King."
mm ?
i broa d inte i ?.ani?- last ntghl ??
a boa ? need In i
m" the 'lu? * Issorisl
Mul ? The
'??*?? i.-, the Mai I
ll'i'H :?n<l :!?? i
'?ii? l. Aa* e owner, ?i.ibri. le
I ?Il il? lia. ?>i " ?? n ? (it)'i Hii.l .,
? i. ij-aaged .?> the i xt.-iit nf *?.".?"
It ?? * o'clock when the bom ?
exploded ii t ? bathroam of the Humbrlck
knocking out the wa
pant .'mi eisj I
inemb. < lib ? he wer.
nnd ?
sia'r?. l/ineeal nitsnune. of Ho, ?',??
Beach avenue, Bath Beach, who was m the
vicinit) of tl ? explosion, ara* knocked
don n and i idsed
i le reftoeed ? , attendan.
and the children of Mnneols w<
' ? ?ikiiiis snd
?
? i ? w hu rel
? eooe of n.:nd.
-n ?; Hughea, the well known bos
itactur? r, m bo bad u o tb
raatawrani for ??inner ??n?*'- leaving ta
un?, ;,t Nu m j?uihsin m net, was I
I a large boa I ?-f *;???
>?. ben the cxpioeion <>? earn d H<
knocked from his chair snd bis meal blown
aa aj from kin R ' . be d? ?
mandad ha? w v. in i> h ? had
?.-.i f ?'? ... snd threatened to sic the
place for the inc?*mv**nlance to which be
torced to si ?:? i itlnf
At abeul the same time as- the explosion
Detectives <.?i?"m. Dondaro, CHttano end
Casta?o, attached to the Central (MBee, ? ?
? - ? : Qirafeimo ? trano, ?H" the] say i ? -
Ik en brought ??m bare from Boeton t" !?
i'!.-... Giovanni Riaao, the king" of the
bomb throwers who was on November '? ;
sent? n> ???! to Hng Sim; The;, have
on l/ltrano'e trail for three sreeka
t?.i sxploalons oecurred in the neighbor?
hood of Avenue A and I *
within the laai two weeks, and the de
te. tlves ai i? Inclined to believe th'it Vitrai >
. ten soeaethlna al>oul tl em if e so
desired Botta of the places Mown up were
si., pa i pt taj .ie*iaii people, wl o
? men Invading the Itallaa dlatrlct, and
efforts have been made ta awl rid of them
'i he ?V U eel .?-e **potted Vil sao al
ar nth street. Vitrai*
apparently been on the ah I
ciKiit of them, ii-- hurra?! nrouni II
??er. Mitji t M?- d?st*****tlv?M ? i".- behind. As
?hey gol within a few feet ?f Vitrai
stopped abmptly and quickly put his I md
m bis kip pocket, bul the fo u d< I
aei? too i-. ? h i?" b?n
When search, i I the ?'??
the detectives t nd ?
ver, fully loud.-?) Althougl
up on the ??iH.-if.?' , ??art-?'
.Sub.van law, the det?tctlv? ? M t
t.. connect htm with a numbei of th? I
explosione which hare occurred on the'
ver East I few w? ekf
\ I trano -
: ears old, H\ Im '
According to the detectiv?*j Vltrs
. eme lo i
about tl .i
_,_
$500.000 FOR BRIDGE WORK
O'Kceffe Asks for Bids to Begin
on New Park Row Terminal.
ii.i .m, reentved i". appi priai
? ?>? in th<* . or- -?rats si budget t
the puipuss, Bridge Comml ??<?**.?
Iihh prepared plane for ih<- i
werk Incidental to the i
tlon for the cm ? ?row Ing the Bi o
..iidge ?no ? 11 ?*?""' adven foi
i . the ?oh.
..f the tit * * oga to be d
uctlon "f l
i rfdge t;:n k- and the subs
the baeemen! of the new MunictpaJ Build.
in?r. This win enable train, to be run
? i .. the Brooklyn it. ??ice and through tha
Centre sir. loop t.. the Manhat?
tan and Willlatneburg
are i ? Inte lbs - ????. ill be
run '.it.i i is i? ' in nal thai is lo tata
?
a- ros Pai k Bow snd ( "entr. si
Th. lui will be of steel and
ston? m to harmonise In design
the new Muni. Ipal Bulldini en
linn of Records Tha entire coat
work will be $.* ?
i The terminal will i
! a ith foui ti scks . sell for ? rated
:s measanlne Boor n th < '??< ips,
i? ] ' om< nade leading in th? f?x>l pt
. ? . ihe Muni
Ruildlni ' ? ' :' Hall station ol I
'j'limi ... irated radii oad, and
n t.. the Brookli n '
??.m nt the i?r. sent suba.
? .,.,.,,,,.-. i, n, i ii'Km n ?a ,-? that Ihe
work "?iii ! oi without
terlal Interruption eith \hv present I
MITCHEL NETTLES MAYOR
Usual Disagreement M.irks the
Meeting of Board of Estimate,
ir Oaj nor and Pi 11 Idi ni Mit. h. i ol :
Board of aldermen had l
? ? ? ? terd i ' al 11.linn of
Board of Eetlmate. which ?a j ? ? ? ; ? i s
rly i in ' week because of lIm holiday
The May. to n sp>
proprlatlon nf 131.000 In ?\ti\e\ revenue
bonds for Park ? 'ommlasl. i : |
through, bul Prehddenl Mltchel obj. I I
l.oui.. La Roche, repii ?-? tiling tbi Park
Department, said many of ilie laborei
would have t?? in* laid off end mai
nable shrubs thai should be sel out would
be it rtroyed if the mot i ? - nol foi ih?
tonilng;.
"If you re die? t, Mi Ma] or, said P
?ir .t Mit? m i. ' I '?*;,- agreed earl in the
year thai no d? |mrt un nt .-liinill SXCMd Its
spproprlatlon."
? H'it tins is due (o an In. res ? ? i the
uni-fs ni i laborei made sfter this
year? budget "".an made up," replied the
Mayor.
Prasldenl Mltchel ?*.;; t k onlj member
? if the beard to rote egainel the appropria
HOB, bul the .< solutlni, raOjUlrlng uiwini
moua consent, iras lost. Mayor Qaynor,
plainly nettled, callsd the aaal number on
the catead r, bal latee when Prasldenl
Mltchel sub: he. was willln?; la Uten t'oru
mlsMoner Btover $i.v*-*", the ..
brought UP ar; iii and that uniuiitit appro?
printed
Representatives of th<- receivers of the
South Bhore Traction Compani again ai<
i to stave off action toward revoking
its franchise in Queens County. They de?
clared .i syndicate w.is being formed to I
tak? over the franchise. Pinal sction was
postponed ntii January -i on fhs und?tr-1
??tandini? that s duly executed transfer .. '
the franchise should b.- Sled nol later than
De? ' rnber jh
SEEKS TO RAISE -$8,000,00:
The M Rumely Company, |MIM?D ??{
aboaa preferred ?toi-k is being offered for
public subsctiptkm by William Pnttttaen <**?
? ?.,. ami Hallgarten .*. Co., is tt planeer In
th.* rnanufaeture of thrashing ma htnery
.??r ih?- s?*Pi?ratinK of erheal and cereals,
.1 e buslaea having been ? , rd in
i-'; The dentaud for powei mach?n. i
i ,. rspfd rate ?t,,] requin d
ib? iiuiliimL' h? i yea i "i .i $i,?*??ii?i.! plan)
v bb n he i been -working night ami d
the- laal nine months.
BAUMES WINS ON APPEAL
Need Not Produce Books, Ap?
pellate Court Rules.
\ HIGHEST COURT GETS CASE
Albany Investigating Committee
Wants Decision on Code's
Constitutionality.
Albai * .v.' to
\ tell i'
Igating I
affairs what s ps '
I In lie i i: I.;. on ? 'oinpai ,01 pro?
.k? of ??'I \: ? ? n?
..... . . ?riling
f the ella te I'
? ? m? ' ourt, TI Ird i "-p?
' ....?.,-?
\ tmag, ..f Glens 1
? : Barm I 1 ? ??
the d< ? ihe ? ommltt? ?? 0 be ?
ti .,- g, rtkn ?'-'? "f the
1 'ode ?.f ? it ?1 Pr.lure, und? r -
the pror? in ought, i< un
li .1. four t"
-
JiiFt;
??-ii h Presiding Ju Alt - 8ml11 and Justt?
?John M K (osa and s- veil I it M
p lied i" ai
11 ii them 1 ? 1
?
Bett >? 1 I ? ?
ling oplnl ?? ord? ? of
;
nil 1 ??
: '....?
'?'ou ,- ... rtainin r
: : 1 fore the of]
? 1. life of tin
1 . ? . of tl ?? ;-1 ..i ,r deal ?
with the - mstlti ttonalll
-. ? , ...
?
?i ?? ' . ?? lio - 1 that t
? Mr. Barnes erg aol
I to the 8 . . mitt
t the n? ? li 1.1 i. 1..
of th? \ ibai 1 irnal '
,
it co I not a tee In fra
Ing Iti r. pot ; 1 . ? '.?-,.,:?.. i., lenoa
..nn? 1 .Mr Barn? -i rod ? 1
In the .1 M 1..-.on 1 oiiip.n.
a .1 ? ai .i? ? ?1. part In oa nlng
- mail)
! fall ' an? .
II lai ge an I t for the pur
of il.- committee Whet
or g ft, .it h high
I-. 1. .'* .1 low p:
talked a boni 1 mma
i?i i.ii tbe ? "in
mit tee 1 ? ? ' - . the ownei ol
1 on ?
? !
? '
]>??: .ill.in.
1 do . ?
,1 , .-?-.?
to thi 1 ,: L
? . .Mi
... ?
lei in hla ?! .1 ?
?ii..1 rial th? own? orb
Pet?
rxu ? ,.f pr-?.-iibi- k ho?s nn Individ is I
shall
r?vent I fi
.
If he
?
?? the
i- ? - ?
Ihe
, in?
? 1
$100.000 NOTE EXPLAINED
W. J. Cummins Attends Trial,
Then Goes Back to "Cottage."
tie 1
?a ho Is
'.
1 about t
?
. ? , IB? let,
I
.,
Cumi ?
ick i-i
.
?
Iget s.i irda . ? ??? n I>i lt< Quire Ih?
ln-.ilth. , and him sent 1
?. 11 on Ihe 1 ' ' ' ' side
' ? . .- ? h la
1
. m.i to v. ard? n Pail?n 1 -
irtxrs
,? trille n
-,-:.: hltn . - ? i 'ant
... 1 ?
to the all
? ;? nee,
Turrcll teatltli t luncl ?? 1 I l-aw?
a hi re lie told him I hat A
Carnegie god others, friends of Cummins
end 1 elf, I over the
Nineteenth Ward Bank and the Van Nor?
,).,, . d in ?K- lb.-in
Pi iiai ? ?ompaaj
? h 1.li. 'i 11
,i.i thai in Ht pit nii.-i-, 1 -? 1 ?*. he spenl
b nlghl ? ' home >?f ? ?ummlm
at Oyster 1 it day ti"
nmii I Id linn about
the legal ?lull- ull I? 1 In 1 he ? . ?? of 1, .
four banks wnb th? trusl 1 ompan*. i>m
. : ? . of nnu
II quoted ? ''iiiiii. 1
? i want ? m to meet Mi 11 j de and
otheri of mj fi lend ? ho an Inter* l??d In
?troje? t " The hank? r elan assured him
that Ihi ? bad tl 1 luppoi 1 ol the ? It] of
< 'min " ? ill he .-in 1 In
' . .1 " i"".<. not - Nineteenth Ward
?nd ? hat I inone] lo "< l< an
up :? 11 the I.?. 1 pa 1 -.1 'i.'ii- n
n ha ga< a th note he ?Id, but ??*
ed ii" ? on ild? 1 al l?m foi It
?
CREELMAN CASE STIRS COURT
Judge Rosalsky Thinks Magistrates
Should Consider "Misconduct."
At n reoalt of "th< on? ..- tibert < 're? I
man." clerk of tbe Kaoes Market cewrt,
who was :?t" m ?i t...-iii f,,: refuatng to
sllvi 1 m pa) in? m o? linea Judge
Rusalsky In ? lenei al B? loi ? made aome
? omments on tnaglsti ales' co 1 1 mel hod
v. o. n he 1 ' ? eli ed Ihe N- v. mbei ip? dal
? ntmi m ? eaterday.
"li seems to me." he asM, "that such
? ndu? 1 .n 1 bs j' ?11 ol -i piiiiin oflli lal
should I?? carefully con Idered bj the
Board < I Ifaglatratea 1:.nd ths fa 1
that wh.it w.is done i'. it?!? oses was dont
aithoui malin or Intention, 1 wish to make
no eomment." The grand i.irv'? praaent?
ne ;i! was in p.u t
Buck practice on the pari of oterks ?>f the
? it. maglatrates1 courte i*, highly Improper
and aubveralve ol the 1 i;-i> : m ?if cltlsen
. ' thai if .-u. h 1 1 ustom has obtained In
- 1 oooti such prai Oca should at onea
? ipped and Ih? attention <?f the it.?.?t<t
?if citj Magistrates aboald b* directed at
ones t?? the eitatence oi such practke with
a ? gw that Um ? Mi? lake Um
and nsosl Immediate action to termin?t? It
and to Inflict proi ? 1 m ? IpHag upon those
reeaoaetbls for ii
JUBILEE FOR CARDINAL FARLEY.
'; u-,,.?.- ?.f tin- 1 "atho
ths third ?it -
? n Bt Pair! I - ? mi dral 'iu m?m
log ?Mil i"- made ti. oecs Ion ol s lubll?.
m ' eU braUon ni tl.nferrlng ??f tb>
icd bat upon An'ibi.,. i, rarley.
Acquitted o? the Charge of Mur?
dering Her Husband.
CROWDS CHEER VERDICT
| Woman Almost in State of Col?
lapse as She Awaits Decision
of the Jury.
? .? Sov. 8 ''..?' trudc O leo Pat
??-'I of i? o murder of I ot I ua?
v Patterson, wl
a htl? the couple w re walking
; t in ? suburb on Beptemb? r -"?. to?
il d? ? sd not guilt] i s Jury In
? ? | ??strict Court
.a the ? ' It Rnlahed n ading the i
i'.?- raon rprang to i>?*r feel and
i ii ?? utatretched bai i "f h? r at?
?. iey. Prom outalde tii" ? ourt ?
? .., sers, bul ndi tbe room h ??
But, a i court adjourned,
;?! .? Hi ' tterson gt?6pped f? sard to
Jurors, ii." ?tow,i overwhelmed
lu r with rongntulaUona Her efforts to
w< re in vela Later, four
members ol Ihe Jury ?lied <?n her s?. sha
lng read to leave the sll
Thi ipace hett sen tbe courtroom andl
the p '? packed with a cheering I
rrowd "n the arm of I ?-, attorney lira, j
letters " iggled II rough Ihe Ibrong \
\ . ? m. .1 to shake her ' and ai d
,,?,.. in kkw. bei Behind her,
went 1 i rather, shout?
? b. hind him followed Ihg
? tears
\ - ? ...-.i from t ? '
>t?l| gS ? I ? IglVtl | i|
I
? I
On y Two J irors for C' '<"'
\- n-? t leMberai ans o the
thei ? moi iban i'-?) rotes for
conviction four bnii.it?- were taken The
brsi res ilted in ten for acquittal sad taro
i cttoa of murder in tti?- iii.-t degree
Thla ballot waa taken last night. aft?r the
jury, whli ii retired at 1:15 i m-, bad
r- pi, iiii.in.il ' ths ? vl- ;
...-..- Aftet that ballot the Jury went to
bel.
.?.d ballot was ir?u?*'i soon after
i turned from I reakfs it
? ?? An I.our'? discussion fOl
? | ? || .ni bailo) itoo I 11 to 1 for ,
.,. n,:!!,,, The fourth ballot was unanimous
for g? u ilttaL
ii.?- guae "f the fun? ral of J idg? ?'? -
ban adjourned. Word v,.i sent to
. . Alles ?ii ths ? '-i"-1< it It ws
two hours before h<
.. rdl? t hung ta as de? lore I. ei
Mrs Patti ? ion's trip to E th an
other man after t?ii?- had married Patterson.
\Vh< th? i this trip was taken with
ad'a knowledge snd coi
' ?i..'>? r?on? tii- m m with !
whom fi;" went is conti tided, or
Patts
re of the 1
led, waa the au i with
? of the Jurera* diacusaton dealt
Mrs Pal
...
i , iked her to 1
. d.
M ? patu ? ion spenl n
? t<
gl tbe ,nr>
and as toni ' '
? . - . -? ?
?
This ornldj ? ::' sr ? sll,
I
er mi but on
f whs might
i f r her,
as ihg Ssrs the Jail '?
\ii . Patu -
v? lad ' *? and ?
?. i you deal men I
\ it - lragg<*d o her ? ot
?? . I. .ivd. .In tin- ti -
? .
I walk over to 1
She found atrength, th
? ?
? ?
Mr?. Patterson Tell* of Shooting.
Pgttfi son ?' ?'k the s
?
t.? Charles a Patt
i ? al . in Beptemb? r.
? ? aft? i i - ???? montta
irn to Chicago
v.Mi'i In Nui nib. r, ihg declared, I'a ?
i, i on i"'Kdii "i rnake li i want demands
ior moae]. wkl? i> lbs was mabli to |
bun
"?ine da hg ?
Jury, i ?ion t care whal ?u do i long
.i ? I un h ..n li '
goma t. -..!.' m? Pel
M: Patteraon cams lo m? and
n-1. d ms lo make ?? pi di ? Kmll
w Btroiiss ?a w< alth* Chics
m.,?, of ?Ab??*-?- friendship f"r m. be knew.
ii. gld, '1 "u t'li Btrouss i" real an apart?
end i trs nith ??" i as i. > \- If?
Iih\>- me live under the name roof.' i oi
der? i bin? fi?-'in Ihe ti.it ,n.i b- gave me
m. iii^t Iwetlng, 11 ? -m which i was In bod
? . , ....
Th? n Ifi < Pattei ?on told lb?
-? had ni'i sii."i ?: caaualli In ? streei
and ' ad told iiin*. of Hi" unhapptm
i ? | life
? 11., ??.li.i h? i ? ? Mrs Patt**raon
, nntli i'"'l. "and that h? wa ua to Bu
rope and ? - ? .1 i.uld tak me a iib
: m, i told Ml i gttei ????M and he "a ?i
"Tell St i PUSS . hi |;>k" J Ol] I" K
with him -r be glv? ma P.S0S.1 And when
.- lb g it Hie end ? S led me \ \\o
? an ?? "
lu IbN eni o inter I | I Mrs
Patt?*rson natd he tried t-> throw her Into ?
grate 111 a hum beat brr
Afii'r itii!? sspgrtone? Mrs Pati n ? ??
gain M i Btrousa ami told i lm i hst
'. .i t pim ned and h? agi ..,-.i t..
" and tak? bor t-> Rurepe
- ?m. provtd? ?I Patterson gave ; i"i i
arltten tatemenl freeing him of blame.
?i i -i. pimtii-d mj huab.I," Mr Pat
let MM ? "Mini ? ?I. "and ag< I ad tO me -t him
ai the bank, Where I gave him tl $i...???.
m bb h he depoeited t?? hla credil "
When sb? asked Patterson for the tat?
men I thai Btrousa wanted .?.i b?>
railed Btrouss s natte an?i refused to civ.
it to hei
Then Mrs Patt?**reon leerrltxs^ hoa Pat.
t"r?i'ii bad taken her to Hie ?ran; w hot
-ii?- ws ? '?> i? ?' ?? for tier ti i,i abroad with
Btroo Ihe ggfd hi?,- rnei btrou
board n- steamer In Son York. \t Paris
found s i'-ii' i from i. r hus?
band
Husband Threatened to Kill Her.
"i haw about eoasa te tbe cafceluelen
thai y?ui don't intend to ?.?m.- back to me"
shs said th,. letter read, 'and if you don't
return at ones I'll follow you an?i kin you "
"\ showed lbs letter to Btrouss." ?aid ?
M'" rati.-iMiiii. "and ha gave ms fctn and
-ni m<- ua K on tbe next steamer i have
, never BeOS Mm nlni-e."
?m in r return t.. Chicago, she said, Pat?
teraon met her al u??- train. He saked tier
bow mu. h money she had brought bat k
i When "ii- toi?! Mm shs had brought none,
and a?i??-?i ban* what bs lut.i done with ihg
! UM?, bs Bew Into ? rage, she said, end
? heal her. ?
Mrs l'an? i>on Mid of .piMir. is gnd boat?
, inga ni?t ii?-?-- fresa her refusal le sell her
? ni. automobil.- and -nL. u?. ,,?,?, y ,,,
? i- mon,
An eyewitn?**? to lbs sb?sotlng iMtlned
th ? Mi - Patterson had ih-ed the shots
that kilted h< r hnabsnd after h? kno
?mi and kicked her snd that >i,.. bad
'bol while she was on bei km.- struggling j
tu ?et in bei r< t
?Mat?f?son
</>h "S i tent Six." d?t
' ~H Built for thot? who uta the east t>-| I
T
ni ni
Fn<><ni>e<l n il h Rerun?.
ll???li?'H ||-,
o? iMtv a ? ?i.
Brandas* at tgad itreet
IrUUlILL
GRAHAM LEITERS READ
? ontlmted fr.nn Hr?. p>age
fi ndai t wrol h do? n or more letl ? ??
introduc id In ei Idrn? e, In similar i ein.
until ?'" ipparent': had despaired of
getting along *?? Ithoul going on the el ige,
as Mr. Stokes had adviw d her, ai d
ti o follow ing ..i Un Aneonla under dat?
of January {2, IsOi
Dearie i could i ot tell ; o
??i have to write It.
Ton know, dear, I have been bei h long
lim* non. west? d practl. ally t : esi
ou I gol along i * II, bul
? f i.... i hav. had really i othl - to *
..?i and though I have been
, i ?ii?i run into d. bl s IH1 le i
owe o, dressmaker $t.'?'' and m milliner
il Uli*! i ..??
which i;.i ? i?, ?'ti running noa for live
i ... npl rannol gi * any worh
;i- there is so many i" ople M
. loth. ; .ii" all n oih out, d? ar, ??* ;
overdue, end i wir*, until
1 iih'.osl go nisi.-,.*. Von I IJOf
: had two good ? to go on the
, a'. I \on talked n ? "in "f it I
.' ?;?. mi this way without anything,
?un? i have to take care of myself Dearie,
i want te no to Burope und study part
the time and can w.u.? pan of
tim-v i can uve much cheaper there, ?
l.ivi* a better chance, too.
Now, dear, :f you will give in-* $j..">|V) to
go with, ti at i- th.* last i rill ever ask
.*. oo for, ?uni i will not come haek here
dearie, i will do something for my?
--??if during tii.it time, i will never see
'??o again unless you want to ta.
IJeurie, you are probably tired of m<*. at
nil do not ?.ir?' for m<* as mui
\?ui uaed to i iov<* you, dear, bettor than
?n one in the world. Vou .ir?* the o '
i aver ca "ed for or fwr will Dearie
i will always be pood and jusl the sam?
Dearie, \ iu arlll not refuse me this foi
the last time Remember, it Is not a
deal thai i ask and you will not ml
Oi rourse vou know, dear, tr 1 wanted to
? ? bad ii i d sell mv mil. I . ould, very
The world is full of m?'ti looking
foi - i. h ' nances, bul I wo ild , refer death
i persOi of thai hind
Von mus? k? ow my real affair bi this
tlm?*. and ?o, dear, say Ve? to whal T ask
I wil ? learie, and
? little mlk with ? ou Please think
Qood-nli
LILLIAN.
it this paint As I D ? iterney
- ask? d the -witness if I <? ga. ? I
' Bl said i e did not
Writes Note From Waldorf.
Graham wrote i i lore optii
Waldorf In M of thai
y" .in.i rail il
I ' e
?*i know j ou ?* I an on* as
? if Hs charming.
who v. not s Mt .'? al?
i . friend of
i just | bunch of ro*.o?.
to catch s glimpas of ! ou this s
m- Don't I . igereent for Bel
m.m. to*morrow
Miss Graham wrots from Hartford in
B lei ? the waa on the road
? O i? i
' ? ???' h?*r mod? I '
? Voi ??? ' * she ?? turne i a w< ?*k
did not re
? .< : *
? s of
. iged to ' ? rla In
. i
hundred d
?
'in
th. American Amb ?ador. Mr
?????? i. She
! ? ..i, a hlch would ? I er I g?
I . , . ...
? . \ ... the i eae ?
* ? I < 1n Nove
| she had he* n ill and
||y.
Set
'? me, so, si i i
? do tbi-=. letter,
i'n?> hi?1 on?* w hi? Ii Mi i ?'? aw ?* offei ? i In
in -e.
Stokes to Go on Stand Again.
?
? ? , howe? '..?*-??
a ill rei une the * Itneas si i a ben
?
Mr, Mooi ' m i for
the defence, strei ? ? ? obje. !<"l I ?
note from Miss Graham
to Mi Ithoul dal I
t.? have been written ju-=? pi lor to he
[?exfngton farm In th
?i w i |i h she said Mr si.-s
:.. ? i lo i .i about i r over causing him
.ir. i : mill" bee mas of i ot i Isil then
?i m ould nol be i * ee ? her
. 'oui a riefen, i d the
i i frame-up" and intti i
Mr Btok. s had r in ? d iho girl te a i
t.. exonei ate hint ? I I?e>
Both l.iv. ?i.'-' for the del
hind In i he ' low of Ih.
Vest? ni" i. and the ?vit i va oni|>* Had
i., ?les, i Ibe i ' ?hooting the \ .
m..h im.m - sgain Men; of the .? m lion?
i i,. ,| t.- Mr. M. ? .1 i, i. i ;
girls n ??'??? on i in* d. : ? Ihe . i . le
In the i il .in.I ahol *
s. i. ea
SUBWAY CONFERENCE HELD
Belief for P. R. R. Discussed
After Dinner at McAncnv's
I ?. .he purpose "i : ' ?' '? I
? ? ma for p."I'idtng for nropei transporta?
tion facilities for th? i itation
.i third ' onf. ? en. e wan hel l Is I night. The
? - ?r? r? i re. . were dlnn? r gin il "?' Bo
ri-, ident McAnei hot ? I later
.'.. nt several hour? In dl cusaiot Ho far
ild be I? .n ne i how? er, no definite or
feasible solution of the problem ?.?>.?;
i. .. lied
TI. p.t '"ni a ? ?- hum. : r.. .i
i i ealdei ' 61 I .'.??. ? .Tmlce
Mora m .i O'Brien of i ouna. i foi Ihe ? ont
il. r i m i oi ..t .t r Moi | in .;?
? .. i 'ontrol! r T Pr. sldcnl
Mltchel "f the Bo n d of Aid u I
? 'halrman IVIIIcoa of th. I Ben Ice
i 'omml
II was said thai Mi Davison appeared In
? ? . m., p -i of t . '?. nn i? i* oi i ?oli I
not in anj way for Ihe Interborough Rapid
Tranall Company, which al one time ea?
! i. I'd ..?.i from the Morgan banking Arm
in building Its proposed subways, one lina
ol which would have gone bj the Pennayl?
\.iiii.i station in Seventh at > m
it baa i ?.-??ii raported thai Mr. Morgan
has told President Shonts of the Interlmr?
ough thai his Brm Is through with thai cor?
poration Presiden I Bhonts has toM bta
frond ? thai " long as be remains president
..t i in interborough they arlll make no fnr?
ibwaj proposltl. n ? m the rit*.
"We are almpl) liring to se whal i an
be done bj the city lo carry "... an Implied
obligation of the city to provide adequate
?? i... i latlon facilities foi the Pana 11
v.iiiia >iiiti"ii." h.iki i'?-.--i.i?nt MeAneny.
"Thee, conferences si i held privately al
nlghi ?o th h th<-\ will not interfera ?itn
the regular buelneas of our oAcea la the
da] time."
$7,300 IN PEDLERS POCKETS.
i Hen, n I ? Not *." The body of ..
man believed to bt a Blavonlan i"-?lior
nam. ?t John Utetti a ?<
lo ,| i l?.
bills, coin and i b?
? ,soo
fpund m the canal
k. i ; wi? i';inkh"<ik ?
i,., amounting t" ? ... i
VIII
S. tat. *** M*^
4r9lwOO a,
89 Regen! Street
UoQftx l'un-haserj In tandon (.'bar*?'
i" Home Aecouni si Knglinu l'rk ??
Why defer Christmas
shopping until December
twenty-first, which by
the almanac is the short?
est day in the year ? Be?
sides, it begins to get late
so early.
Cross English Toilet
Case
For Men
Tan Oxhide, Unlined?8 Inches
Long x 6'2 Wide x 2 Deep When
Closed?Supplied with Ebony Mili?
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Buttonhook, Shoehorn. Scissors,
Nail File?2 Nickel Top Glass Bot?
tles Containing Shaving Brush.
Shaving Soap, a.so Tooth Powder
Bottle?Razor Strop?White Bone
Tooth Brush with Bristle Protector
?Gilt Clasp Fastener? ?ill oc
Comoact and Complete. ?P * ledfiD
SAME MODEL AS ABOVE
Without Shaving Acc?s- ?j?-* f\r\
VACUUM SHAVING MIRROR?
Convenient to Fasten on Window
pane, Where Light May be Obtained
?Magnifying Glass on One Side and
Plain Bevelled Mirror on *r r?r\
Other ?hD.DU
OTHER MIRRORS? *l CA
From.?P I ?OU
People with taste are
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must be leisurely. A
hustling environment is
fatal. Why not select
now? We will ship the
date vou name.
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$14
Tan Grained Oxhide, Linen Lined
? Bag is Handsewn Throughout and
Has Steel Frame ?1 Long Deep
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Locks?
16Inches? 18 Inches? 20 Inches?
$15 $16
ENGLISH SUITCASE?Tail Ox?
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Handscwn Throughout. wi*h Steel
Frame?Shirt Pocket in Covet ?
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24 Inches? 26 Inches?
$17.50 $18.50
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