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AFTER MD CAMPMGN
Next Governor Puts Vacations
in Class with Bosses as
Things He Never Had.
MOTTO. "WORK WILL TELL"
V^on't Discuss Policy Until Hc
Knows Conditions?Is Inter
ested in Much Legisla
tion at Washington.
William Bulaer hataa racattom Just as
much as a? aatai bosses. Aecordlng to
v|s own ailialaaloa hc* has never had
ith<>r Ha raportad yeoterday that th?*
Mr_ raaapatgn which he we_t through
^l0Tf | itloa ?n,l after his elec?
tion had not dimlniahed his ardor for
_.orl( . .st degree Ha e.e.rned
thr aufieetlon laat he might aaad a reat
?j nevei have had ? racatto?." he said
-I havf worked ever sino- 1 w.u* a boy.
ry.-i when I do go away to the country
? for rest. but to study queations
0{ ntlonal importanre. 'Work will tell.'
of the alecUon dld not nir
ei Ha aaa fully prepared
plurality which he re
| knea it." he explalned. "from
laiaaan with ah. h I aaa recelved
? eetlaga and from the n port?
i . got from tha men I talked la."
Same Sarvant of People.
The naat roveroor of Nea .art. loves
the aaaaai -; as aaaei as he
_id before Blectloa Day. "I *,__ll bc the
s_r_e aarvant of the paopta that T was
wheal ??""?? Um atati la tha Laatalatara
snd Ir. I"ongreas When 1 am Go\ernor
the peoP1' can re5t al"svirr<i tnat * *!,i
_0 niv utmost to carry out my party'a
pltdges." he ?aid.
Mr Bulaer was unwillmg to .ii6cii8B hls
appointments or his legislative policy tn
th* atate ? iat now He did. however. take
up tce traaall attaatloa in thi? dty in a
gen-n'e aa] He sald
"I have the facts on tba tiaivit situa
tion before n*e and I will _tudy them
c.ogfly I arta- to N ?ery eareful i:i
what I aa> about theae city problt
I do not want to apeak until I am fi .ly
lnformed on e\ery phase of the sltua?
tion wlth which I have to deal. I do not
want to delay the actual work of meetlng
the need? of the people of th. .ity
The Qt aiBOT alact of Naa York has
mapped our a r,_sy programme for himfclf
nght up tc the day of his lr.auguiation
He will dr ,-te a few days this week to hls
own Uw business, which has l.een pllll-l
up on his hancis rapidly, ani will then
go to Wa?hington to l.e-gin preliminary
work for the pa?saK?> of . .-veral meaaures
which he hop<-s to see acted upon favor
ably durtr.g the short sesslon
Much Legislation at Stake.
The pending legislation for which he Is
apr-neor if extensive. Tw-o of the meaaures
which he had mtrodur. d aim to improva
the atatus of America'a representati\e?
abroad C'r.e of them provldes for the
?xtfr.a.T. of the mcrlt syetem. and the
other a:ms to have the government pur
chaae the offlcial realdences of American
.fpjoma*? A third measure whi, h pr??
n_es for a mlnister of labor with a seat
ln the C&btnet hus already passed the
Houae and I. flrst on th* Senate's , alen
dar. The other two measur.s eall f--r tn*
?.MTeatmnal OOfiferaaoaa on marine and
friaon r?forms
"lt if time." said Mr Sulzer. in discuss
mg one of his hllls. "that the forelgn
aervlce was opanod ta poor but COfl?potaat
r?n who could repreaent thla country
wlth rUattaeUan, hut cannot afford to do
.?^ under th*- preaent ayartaaa."
M- Sulzer had a number ot vtattora
from all parts of the Ity yesterday. The
latters and t-lc-Kram? which came ln were
ar?mjmer<TJs that even if he adheres to hls
I work h* will be unable to an
ewtr them all for many days r'n*- of
theae cor.grstulatorv telegram? which gave
him partlcular pleasurc was from Justlce
Oiarlo. E Hughes. of the Pupreme fourt.
twice 60 araar of th< Mat"
?
PORTER AT HOSPITAL SITE
State Commissioner Inspecta
Alleged Pollution Centre.
Dr K'.jren-e H Porter, the State* Cnm
mlaioner of Health. W J. O'Snlllvan.
Aastatent Corporatlon Counael o; New>
Tork. ard e?*veral oth-r persons lnter**at*>d
in tha city water supplv paid a vlatt y?a
t-rday |a the George J e-Jriffln farm. at
Vorktown. N. V.. in the 'roton water
fhed. ure?re the Board of Supervisors of
^'eatcheater County appli?-d for permla
Hon to er?-ct a tuberculosla hoKplta.1
The party made a complete examlna
tton of the grounda, but no declsion as to
whether cr not the atate medical authorl
tlaa will oppose the slte wlll be tnade for
two weeka A memorandum lssued yes
terela\ V\ tlie 'orporation Counael, how?
ever oppoited Um .-l.oc't on the grounda
that the pollution of New York'a wat'-r
aupply from the t'roion I.ake by dls'.e>'
kreedlng organtsms would he inevltabl*
Numerous medical authorltiea, who de
clared tub-rcle ba.illl llved ln water, were
tjuoted
Th?- propoaed hoapttal tiit is e,n the
?lop? north e.f the 1 roton I.ake. al.out
It?M-QUarten of a mllej fr. the rec*r
*ife The plans of the sanatonum ptaoi
the ??.."age dtapoaal aorka at a point
M^out taldaay bataaaa t^-, brooka thal
the lake
ANTI-VIVISECTIONISTS CONF?R
ttrtt Week in December. 1913. Chosen
for International Meeting.
-v aaeetfeji ..f rapreaantatraaa of
' - oppeaed to rlrlaaotkat d-ci.i*--i
? at the Hotl 1 Bavoy that ;en in
teinati',|,ai eonfer. n--? i? beld ;it tVeaah
:r,ng the flr.-t * ee-k in I MOtlaha) ?
? wiu,-h reporta ol Inraatlf tlnna
nui<i- mt.e tha me-th,?i>. employed In aclan
tift'- labaratoi : naa an attltuda
sf Um reporta ba
hy th.- aiiieej aocfetloa It la tht
? of nany that rltieection
-. | . .' -I |t4 ? ontr- 1
i H Clernent, of Baaian forme-r
edltor of Th. Boaton Tranoctipt," P?h
%i*'^ '? Amolig the- So
detiet. repreaanted we-r.- t.,. Noa Baataad
Anti-\i-.-sr, ti,,*, iA?k-ue. the National ?
<-'lety for th. HanaaiM I(<i;ulatl?!i <?f Vlvl
*ec-Mon, ?f ti'ubli gtoa Um flvlaectton
lnveatij;,]ti,lP League, ihe Tbaoaophleal
tatt-Vtrlaectlon Laasna, the Aaaarlaan
aatl*V|-)aectlon f i_ig?r. of PtUladetphla,
?nd th<- ?odety for the PrayeaUoa <>t
Abueee ln Atilmal Kxperlm--nlK, ?>( i:r.?,K
l)n
lt was *tated that the laul nanie-d or
llalaatton was heartily In favor of vlvl
?**^lOn hut was willing to stanrl with the
?*her bodlea In making a compltic Invea
-aa-aa
BANKER PLACED ON TRIAL
Former Head of Audubon Na
tional Accused.
Davld I Millfl, former president of the
Audub-.n Natlonal Hank. waa placed on
trial yoflterday befora Judg< Hough aad
a jorj in tiie Unlted ftataa Dtatri. i 'ourt
charged with mt-appHcmt-on ol the bank'a
funds. Joseph ? Bla. kburn. a fo-tner di?
rect. .I of tbe bank. and Cbarlea Rldgwav.
a lawyer, of No 101 Broadway, were put
on trial with Mr Milis. charged wltb aid
Iiik and abetthag htm in tn. alleged Ulegal
traniacttona.
One Of the indlctment* albged that Mr.
Miils misappliled more than 149,onr. of th.
tatk'.> funds by dlscounting notes This
mone] wai --.turned to the bank later on.
and the depeartorfl did not loaa through
the the tl__a_-_t-0_a Two other Indict
ments t.Mk up transactlons of Mr. Mills
with th>- Keyatone Guard lnaurance Com
pany, a fratcrnal ojgantzation of Athens,
I'enn
These indictments charged that when
Ifr. Rlackburn found ln 1910 eontr.d of
ttv KeyfltOBM Guard Company could be
obtahMd by payifig llO-.OOti to Its direc
tOTB and thua get full c.untrol over the
tTO-,000 worth of floeuritaflfl ownod by that
company. Mr Miils made the earrylng
out ol the achema pooalb-c by dtacouatlng
at the Audubon Natlonal Rank not-s for
H -?\ each made by hi.- stcno?rapher
and the audltor of the bank
Tht indlctment alleged that Ridgway
brought these securities to New York
nfter Mills and Rlackburn bad hecome di
rectors of the Kiystone Guard Company
The securif.. s u.re aold and the procflfldfl
dlvided among the trlo after the notea .n
the Audubon Rank had been redeemed.
the Indlctment charged The Keyatone
Qiaard Inaunuice Company went into
baakruptcy a anort time iat.-r
A jury was flworn in Ojulckly, and Isaac
H. Levy, Aaaletant Ualted Statea altor
ney, made bis op. ntng addraBfl to the jury.
it is aspacted that the caaa arlll go to the
jury oa TiMaday or Wfldnfladay.
DISTINCT LABOR UPLIFT
Several Recent Laws Signifl
cant, Says Dr. Andrews.
Labor lawh enac ted thla year by
and by atate Maglfllallliea have been
b] t ? American ABBOCtBtlon
for Labor I_>gislatlon :nto an afa-bfl
and authorltatlva bullatln, whleh baa Ju l
been lssued in this clt>.
"Of Bpflfllal signiflcanc.-- bl thfl labor
ktloa of the year are two Massach:
aetta laws. aaa provldlng for mlnimum
waga boarda and tha ' r recrgani
aat.'in of factory Inap-et-on," says tlp
aecretary of the aaaoetatlon, Dr Joba R.
Andrews. "Mott fltllngenl laws ;n flav
.-tat<-s. requirinu raportlng Oi _____?
trial aol.lents and distaEes, and thi
actment of workmen'i compenaation
by four addltlonal BtateB, Arl
U dgan, Rhode Ialand and Mary*
lami if Brol Importance.
brai labor laglalatltm is noUcaably
mcreasiriR m volume, and ....
. . ? .. ? the flOOPfl Of thfl eifiht hour
end the government amployflfl' accident
compenaation mi aurea Of more than
ordlnary fllgntflcaiiee, too, are the prohi
hltinn of peaBoaoua phoaphorua matchea
through the us.- nf tbe faderal taxlna
power. and the authorlzatlon of an tn
luetrial relations rommlssion."
ln I on_ress alone this year nn less
than three hundred labor bll'.s wer? !n
troduoad
SUES OVER "POSTER AD.
B. R. T. Says $30,000 Claimant
Knew Photo Was for Display.
Tbe Brooklyn Rapid Translf Company
is belng aufld in tbe Bupreme Courl
Brooklyn, by Mts Mary < Almlnd. or
No IM West Btreet, Pav RldRc. for IW.nf-l
: beeause the company dlsplayed her pho
tograph ln po-tera in all Its cara without
her permission The company entered n
general denial. thfl attorney for the rad
road aaaertlng thal ahe knew her picture
was to be r)!spla\fd Justice Kapper re
served dflCWoa
Mra Almind charges that the Rr'?->klvn
Rapid Translt Company vlolated ber
r'ght of privacy as defined In the ptatute
under flrhlch she brlnejs silt. prote.-tlng
people a_alt:st any one maklnir -88 flf
.,etr phOtOgrapba for adve?*tlsin? pur
;.,'.?. without their wrltten -onsent
,t waa argued that Mra. Almlnd knew
tfe company intended to u.e ber picture
| .r the purnoses of illustrating tn poatara
Ofl their carfl the rlght ?nd arraag ?ray
of getting oa and off a car. The postera,
as afterward made up and distrlbuted.
show Mra Almind alttlng ln a car, whlle
two other people, one a man and tbe
other r woman, are fhnwn frettln* <>n
and off a car
Mrs Almlnd fatlfied that she and her
aleter-ln-law. wllh her aon. Cart Almlnd.
were near the Vlnth avenue depot Of the
raliroad company. at 1-th atreet. Bay
Rldge, last March She naw several m?n
atandlnf? by an empty car, and near by
was a photoararher.
Cme of the men asked if she wanted her
picture tak.n ?he said ahe dld. and was
asked to get on the car. and afterward
was BMipiBBad to learn ber picture had
been taken for advertlsln* purpoaes.
CALDER EXPLA1NS SUCCESS
Old Brooklynites Hear Republi?
can CongTessman.
. ongressman Wiillam II Caldar. the
OOly Reptibllcan .'ongressman elected
from Greater New Vork. made an address
last nl_ht ln the County 'ourt Hou^e.
Brooklyn, at a meeting of the Society of
OM Brooklynites. He told of hia flrst
term a- a .'ongressman about ten yeara
when he determined tfl get ln touch
with all his constltucnts
Ti. do ao __-M letters had to be sent to
: the voters of hl? distrlct. and In them he
. wrote of his willlnRness to be of service
' to them ln Washington. The ll. m WflCb
thereafter he recelved B.W replies from
.,?,le arxlous to have blm fl_f-_na flOmfl
Uak for them. ?nd the follow ing week
.... more repllee were recelved. IH-1
krave him BUCk an intimate ac jualntan.-e
r,r tha Dfleda -u bla conBUtu-ncy. he said.
that br determlned to send a letter at-f]
' yaar t.> thoaa he repreaented.
?paahrng of tha reeenl election. he as
crlbed hb a-ceaaa at the poUa as chlefly
due to his efforts ln Washington bi bflhalf
(l[ -ocd let-ah-tloa and his abilitv to let
Bla eonstltuents know that be had b-e,,
__cc*-flful m bavhag good bfllfl paaaed hfl
I many caflCfl
Congreaaaaaa Cablar was congratutoted
paraonally bl n*-_l af thfl B-amberfl pres?
ent. aud recerved a riab-1 rate of thank...
CHARITIES DELEGATE8 NAMED.
Tll. followlng havr beaa aaaaatalai hv
Mayor Gktynor as daaagatafl to r_pr_aenl
;he cttj "' ??? v,,rk at the t,,lr,"''n,h
Kea York i ..nference of Charltlea and
Corr-ctluu to bo behl at ?yiaeuaa Wovem
her II M and .'1 bUehaol J Krummond.
^m'nussi."' : Ot Pjlbli. .CtoriU-O; Pat
li.k A Whltney. Comm___oner <>t < or
rection. l-.ank H ' J?l","',.aII 'r'lr [,' ?h p
Krankel Mlaa Lllllan D Wald. Jooeph P.
i a- . \ liir-n. M Ho^endale ln I.anle
? Potter Aiikus P Thorne. Mrs u iillam
k Draner and Mrs Walter Stfaw Hrew
ater
HIS WITNESSES Sff
Guarded Against Conflict with
Troops in Lawrence
Riots.
DENIED DYNAMITE STORY
Boy Testified That He Saw
Policemen Clubbing Workers
on the Streets First
Day of Strike.
Saletn. Mass.. Nov 7?That Governor
f<,s?. found it narcaaarj during th*- Low*
ranct textHe stvtke tr, Incrohse the mllltta
| for, ea on guard then to preserve the
peaea ???> teattfled to-da) by Dudley M
Holman, aa-aecretarj t,> tha Qovernor. In
| tl-i-*- Kttor-(;io\annlttl-e,aru?o trlal for the
i Lopteao murder.
Mr. Holman ,,n rroaa antiiliialhiii d?
| I lared that he heard Colonel Sweetser,
who was ln Ooramand of th.- milltla. <>rel. r
the soldiers to , l.ar the streets of th^
; strlkers on the morning Ut January .Te.
j when the streeteai riots ... ,-urred
"I heard the- e-olonet give ihe- onl, ,
j I saw the soldlcrs eaiT) It out,*' s_id Mr.
Holman.
Teatlreony reiatln.; t,, ih- planting of
j dynamlta ln I_awrence was admltted in
i iimitc-,1 iorm b) Judge Qulnn, attorneya
:--i tha defene-t- belng pei?ritted to a*k
Iwltneaaea if th. ?trlkara baMeved th.
IdynamUe was pianted at the inaUgaUon
of the miil owners to pie.ludke the ? .
, Ol the strlkers
Mr- JoaoVhlna M;ka. aha ?aUJ recent*
ll) a - J -.*?? ; i-.ine Uss, ?nc of the Kirl
ra aho toe>? thr Lawrence chlldren
t" w uaiiingt'on to appear berora th.
' HOUM Hules OOOU?Ittl - Ihe- sti ,k- .
IteaUflad that Fttor continualh toid tba
? ? ? .
voke troabli. She- w,.~ ,.? t io aald
mlll worke-ra bollevad th.it ih>- mlll own*
ara pianted dynamlta in Lawren
Capitaliata Pianted Dynamite.
When the dynamlta aaa found." ahe
said. "Mr l.ttoi, told th.- \.pl- DOt to
believe 'n- atrlkaia had aaythlng t,. ao
with it. He said that lt ?a^ .. Job of tbe
, apttalleta."
I'id >ou ever hear BttOT ?a>
Diatrlct Attorney Attwiii. " 1; thing. _,>
to the worst, the peopie ,,f Lawrence aMI
have to support ua ln tba Jatls'? '
i never dld," Mra Ifiaa __raei
'Did you htar him s_\ .
drive us bu. k tO Worl
i, tbelr yan
"No," t-aid Ifra M..\ i But 1
hlm sa> once that tbe eoldlera could not
w . ,,\ a , .,;.-, w ? tl ? :r
"Don't rrovoke tlie niillti.i, a?n'l giv,
the eoldlera an. chance t-, ?,ir:n
li fre-ez.. ? u.,. aoothe ? ?? naik at
tributed to Ltt,,: u, *the ti
Prank k. i.ie r, a mlll w,,; k, i
Saw Police Club Strikera.
, haries Dooghe, .i doj mlll aorke
that he saw polloei
n'-ar the aooUon mllla th" te) the etrl?e
,.ther altnaaaea aho !i.<n<i i-.t ,,
and Giova?aIttJ apeai durlng th-- siru.
t.-stifle-d that the.\ i?-\.-i n-aid rJUMI ot
them te>ll the stnkers to onuiii! rlbleno
Dudley iiolni.en. aa-aacretary to Q re.
boi Poaa ol htaeeechueetta, who aent t-,
Lawrence t<, inveeUgate Um Mrlka foi Itw
Oovernor. leaUnod regardlng confereneea
with th>- ?trik<- lea.ieis m? Hotmao aald
l-.ttor lntrodueed him to Um srnk
mitter and urg, d the commlttee to formu*
late tl,'-ir grievan aa and d> mands for
Oovernor Foaa la order that ba mlght
take the nihtter ur ?rlth thi itata Board
of Arl-itratlon
"1 told them. ' said Mr Holman. 'that
the Governor had be-en .omp.-lled i? aand
for troops to praaarva la* nnd e.rd'-r ,-ii-l
that there mubt t"- order before an) ?-ff >m
to bilng al.out a NtUa-MBt of ihe dlffl
culty."
Bttor, he said. ce-eperated with hlm ln
gettlng lnf>-rmat> n for ihe atate On
. . tanMnatlon Mr Holman aald Kt?e,i
toh hlm he had BO laltb ln thi
I,,.?rd of Arbltratlon
MADE YEGGS BY NOVELS
Boys Confess to Four Burgla
ries, Say New Rochelle Police.
Tto boya, aecused of attemptlng to
hreak open a safe In the offl.-e of the
oiasser Grain Compaay, ln Harrleoa
street. Noa RoeaoOa electlon nl?ht ar.
to bO trled before Judge Bamuel K Pwln
burne, Wednesday. The fooagatara ?r<
Robert W rlght. t<*n foara old. of No ?
Railroad Ptaea, and Herman Seott eleven
years old. of No !7 M? hanlr street. N.w
RoebaOa Tboy have confeened, the po
in e .,f New Roebolle toy, to havlng ?om?
mitted four b-rglarlea eleeUoa algbl
They were ln?plr,-d by readt-f Choa|
novels. they sald
When the offl. e force ?f the e.la.ssear
Grain Company report. d foi work
Wednesday they found the safe had been
damaKed by a erowbai Tba kn/.hs of
the hlnges, the handles and the ,-,,mhlna
tlon had been pried off The offlce type*
wrlter had alao been broken. dlrawera and
flllng cabinets ope-n.d. and p.ipers acat*
tered about. Four plpea nnd two pgi _ ?.
of tobacco apparently was the only l"e,t
^, i ,;r?-d. however
Police I.leutenant Frank Cod) found a
sii.-et of aaper m tba lypewrttar on atuoti
young wnght had start.d to wiite- bla
name, The- boy'a arrest nnd tha' ,<f leott
foltoarad.
? We thonght we aOUld get fiMt OUt Of
the safe If we e-onld op.-n lt, aml a I BOUM
h<-- il.-h f'.r the rest of OUT llv, s. ' ih^ pe,.
iiee say ti,e boya admltted yeterdaj "Wa
broke a wlndpw and K'-t In. and then ara
\.,nt io work with a CTOWbar we found In
Ihe place We tn,d to find some d\ niinut
which tba atory books aa) aafa burgtara
I,.--.-."
i.leutenant Cod) aald he had learned
[that the i.oj-s broke Into Rocco Paveet'a
<-ai*d> abop ln North avenue, where rand)
.-,!,,i a Ucycb aere atolen, an i into the
etore of ?' Oalol, in Nertb avenue, aad
the Swifi Beef Contpany'a oftie-.., bi
Huguenot street At the pa. kera o?lc*j
attempta ha'i boaa mada t,, open th.- s.,f.
T!,,. i>,.\i mre arralgnad before Judge
[galnburna laat night and aere | iroled ln
th. < uatod) of th.-ir pareata
16TH THOMAS HUNTER DINNER.
Tfie BB-taeath annual re*uiiie>n _Qd <i,n
ner of the Tbomai Hunter Aaooetatlon
uill take pla-> at tba Hotel ,\si,,r S.itur
rlay e\ening. Novernbei fl Dl Hiii.;.i
the "grand e?ld man" of the ptlbtk acl.1
sxstem tn this dt) and fe-rmer piine-lpal
of Normal Coll.g.. will be th, puest e.f
hone.r
Many men of promlnen.-e-. pupils und-r
Pr Hunter. wlll be speakers, anel mem?
bers of the assoclatlon ar- imlted to
trlng guesis 1 l.kets aaa t"* Bfoeuied
fr?ni "red R fortaaarar, ?aeratary, P "
r.ov No 741. New York City.
MR J0HNS9N HELD
FL
Arrested in Vendome Hotel,
Chicago. and Placed Under
$30,000 Bail.
FACES PENITENTIARY TERM
Negro Pugilist Indicted on Four
Counts for Transporting
Women Into State for
Imraoral Purposes.
Ri TVleavapti tn Th* Trthune 1
4'hbago, Nov. 7?"Jack" Johns?>n,
champi'.n heavyweight .irlieflghter,
was arr.sted bv federal offlcera to
night. charged with a violatlon of the j
Mann white slave" law. His arrest
followed the return by the faderal
grand jury of an indi< tment t harging
him with having catised the trana
portatloa of Peiie Bchriebar, a white
woman. twenty-slx years old, from
Plttabnrgh to chicago on Auguat 10,
1010, for an unlawful purpose.
Kederal offlcera searchcd the South
Slde aeveral boura before Johnson was
f.uind hiding in the Hotel Vendome.
BUrrounded by four negro gn.irds
An altempt was at flrst made by the
guar.is to prevent the ofticers from
? nterlng Johnsnn's rooma, but they
w.re pushed astde and the government
warrant served on the negro tighter
arlthoul Berto-g difflcuity.
.\t the Fflderal Bulldtag tears cama
to his eyaa aa the otacorfl put hand
i uffs oa lus wrista.
' Vou d..n't lta\e to do this. I'm not
golng to run a?a>.' bfl __J_ "I'm
?quare, j iu aughl to know thal"
Johnaon'fl bonda bad ;. ^n fi\--d al
.-.",.?.??.. bttl all th.- f. d.-ral ftldfl
left the i.'iil'ling f.>r th* night and da*
.- theit bocaea lo g"
ti-.e fonnallty ot a.
bail.
. :.il houts Johnaoa fo ind <i
. .un t . lerk wtUtng to .<? t. and the
gbter araa takea t.< the noaaa ol
ithi r, on the Bouth >Ar. who
the botjda along flrtth Bararal
othara and Johnson araa ralflaaad .rana
?
aii Johnaoa i profjfl-l
tranaferred to bla _aoChara Mrs. Ttny
- prho Blgnad his bond. glving
. ? \\'ahaah avenue. atid
kUBg la a hi. h Johnaoo'fl
,:. ? ?.'?-.I, as
lt)
Th. grand Jury ala ted aa ladli t
: . | aal the pufUtet, ? -arjjlnf
- ..ns with i.ui lik Cajneron,
Og white liirl fr-un Mm:
it bi charged thal Johnaoa broughl the
girl from Mlnnoapollfl for Immorai pur
UM same mottra, took
bei frota stat. t.. stat.- Igtufy other
,,r.- named in the indl? tment.
? . Htneron im Ident is the o_M BB
Which the 1'n.ted States offldala arlll
bring thear aioel damaging avldaaca to
bear a paattanUary aentenee wlU be
aakad bj Dtotticl Mtorney wiikerson,
wh.. haa aaaumed pgraanal < harge of
the .| |
Johnaoa la alao inder bond of |1 B00
aardarl) condud and 10,000 for
Bmogillng Ha dkaappaarad about
aoontlrna, when w-.r.i <>f the probabla
iridi. tment was brought to htm. and
every avalWble federal offlclal tn the
ahs Bttl on his trall.
Ifax" and Pavld Weber offered a
$15,0011 bond for Mlss 4,a;neron. but
Judgfl Landlfl refuaed t<> ac-ept it. He
jrave ao . xplanatlon for his refuaal
PlaHfl were mad. ta return Mlsa i'am
er-.n to ROCkford, III. where ahe has
been held tn Jall.
SEASICK MAN ENDS LIFE
Friend of H. P. Davison Leapi
Into Ocean from Liner.
Kxtreme nervotianess. aaaravatrd bv
Beaatckneee, araa raaponalNa -atardai for
th" BUleMe of Allan W Oernert. of
Bridgepoft, COBO., who leaped over th?
side of the American llner New York. In
yesterday from Southampton Oernert
who was abotit thltty seven yeara old.
-.vas an oMtlOM friend of Henry P Davi?
son. a partaer ot .1 P, Mergaa
Tiie N'.? y..rk lefl loalhampfOB r**<*
tobet m, and three days later. when she
araa plunglng througli aaaaaally henry
head aoee. f-ernert, pah and apparentu
III, eame up on the main deck and lln
pered b\ the rail R R MathaWB, the
pirset. asked him whal waa WTflag and
was told hfl was seasb k A moment
..,,., rjerneri drew h p_nkntfe from bla
pocket and slashed at his throat and th- n
llmbed tha rail and droppad
On heantiK of the case Mr DaVtBfla
aald:
"I have known Oernert ever glnre he
.. ia ., ...? He earJM from Troy. Penn..
and di.rins the last few vears he had
been emptoyfld ln this citv, not, bowoeai.
bl the Morsan estshlishmerit. as reported
lle had le. n sublect to flts of BUBlBl de
preflflkMi .nd abnormaHty, Ha < am.- in to
flflfl nn |iisl before be t.mk his trtp
?broad -. irtp nii.de necea arv b> paor
beoltb "
Oernerl ti..d been empioyed al tho oAeea
of tiie Atlas Poitlund CflntflBl inmjwuv
here for a year flfl tnore Me also devoted
a portiOfl of his tlme to lit.ratv work
"BRANDY" BLINDED HIM
Man Who Sold Wood Alcohol
Must Pay Cnstomer $3,500.
joi i |.ti :.. Blng p.'t a ? erdln foi ?v H
in th. guprerm <tourt ycaterd i- aam
a_es fur the loss of h's ? | esurht from He
dilnking >>f white bfUnd) WBtCfl OOntained
wood al. .ihoi
i eaalng had been in tne hahlt of buybig
half a pmt nf the white braady every
. ei ond day. P-'or stx moathfl he pat
ronlaed th<- Uquor Bhop kept by Samuei
ByrOp At the expiratton of that perlod he
fell his eyaa Krowlng weak I.esMlng went
to th* Maahattafl Bye aad Kar HaapMai
The pbyat. lan arho aiBmlnai i_?ssing dt
agnoead h!s afTUctlnn at Ofliefl as belng the
raauli af aroed aanohnl potfloflnaag. The di
agnoala araa BaaAraaed bv an anaivsin af
Um white braad) that Laaatag had been
.1 inkitig
Qradoally las st_ht grew dtmmer. untll
n. bfltamfl practlcally totally blind Then
B BOfld _yrap for HMH damages
L'o maal for tv<- defend .nt asked Justice
I>a ls t>. flfll fl#fl ?- the 'fdlct ln favor cf
th- affll.ted pla ntlff on Ue ground that It
was fllliflBBlra. ahich the court refuaed t?
do
f?
Active Four Months Before Los
Angeles Explosion.
JURY HAS MORE LETTERS
Witness Testifies Dynamite Was
Taken to Headquarters Just j
Before McNamara Arrest.
In-lianapolla, Nov. 7.-Four months' ac
i|v.t> 'ii thf part of labor lcaelers on the
1-tiflc Coaat precede,] the fatal explosion
ll I-s Angeles, aecordlng to lettera and
tele-grums Introduceel by the government
at the trial of the forty-flve accused
"dypamlta plotters" to-day.
From telegrams and lette rs read to tha
Jury the government set forth this purt
of ita contcntion as follows:
Four months btfOCaj tht I/*s Angeles
Titnes Buildlng was btown up Ifllgono A.
Claney, ? latmr leader ln s.m ITraacieco,
who had been inatruoted to laveettgate
labor COndlUona in Loa Ange.-hs, tele
graphed to John J McNamara, in Indla-i
a| olls:
"Ihe tight !t> on m Los An?eles. We art
golng to b_i gend Hochln at once."
McNamara. after rc-ie-rring the rOQUCat
t<* Prank bt. Ryen, prealdent of the Intar*
i-anonal Aaaodatlon of Bildge and istruct
urai Iron Workers, alred Claney:
"Better get a man In I*os Angeles to
no the work lio- Kin too bu.y in the
_ast.''
It was aho i thla time, ac-oidlng to Or
tle K. McManigal'a cunfeaaton, 'hat Her
I ert S Hocktn wae leader Ol the 'd.ria
niltlng crew."
< lanr) anent io gealtle, ano ,n Auguat
???, ItW, ll w Ponlman, a labor leader
? ? arota io j. .i McNamara:
"Claney m.-t i.is oaan hen after wait
tng a 'vrc-k for hlm and be, heing here
every day, i think l undentand the attua*
tloii."
iam>*s B McNamara was then m s^at
tle, and th.- government cbargea that
e'lancy met him there On Auguat ",l an
ofti.e bulldlng under conatt*u< tion ,n Seat*
tl? was bloan up At this time li ?
-,,te.i p\ the Iroaaoraera ilori execu
tlve board to tbe Californla Kuiieiing
1 ounctl for us,- ln promoilng th**
unlon ..t Lo* Angeles. A recelpt for the
amount, atgned b) Oia1 A Tveltmoe, aee*
retary >,f tn,- councll, aaa prod
i; Me Namara In the mean time
vtolted San Franctaeo and later went to
Loa Angelee, ahere h, ble~ ip ihe Time*
Bulldlng on Octobei i Claney vlaited
.1 roung, Boaton another de*
but, aecordlng to t'-lrKiains, hur
rled bach to Bar Pi in laco ahen he heard
twenty*one peeraoma had been kllled.
The government contenda the ,-orre
epondence inoaa that Mc.Vamara'a mis- ,
afot 10 ihe PBCtflC Co?Ot was known tO
Claney Tveitmoe and to .1 B Munsey.,
Balt Lake City, aho la charged alth har
bodtng tne dynamlter for two aaeki after
th,- explosion.
Teatlmony that e). namita was taken to
thi Ironworkera' headquartera ln Indian
artolls tO wlt* tn a rew days b.'for.' the
McNamaraa aere arreated aaa given by
Hj i ? nd ? ; - of Polle ? of Ind*
1h-..ii*,,Iis He tdentll.-d neaapapera which
had been arapped Bhe it four packagCO M
dynamite There aere newspapera fron
e'leveiand. Plttaburgh. and i 'in.-innati, tl*"
lateet belng dated Aprll '. ?
DIX MAY NAME APPLETON
Reported Colonel Is to Succeed
General ORyan.
.-, Nov : , olonel Daatel Apple
teen of th?* Tth RegtBMBt, N< w Vork. may
i,e nam?*<i hy Qovernor inx t,> aucceed
*. Qeaeral .lohn P, O'Ryan. reeently
retlred, aecordlng to reporta aurrent her*
to-atgbt Th* Oovernor de.-iined to d-.?
cuss tl.e tnatt.-r.
Cloea frleada of Colonel Danlel Appieton
aaaerti d yeal t they arere poei*
aouM n-'t accept the oftire of
major general commandlng the national I
g\ .,,,[ - ? . .-ven; ol t- belng offi red
t,. hlm Qovernor DIs Colonel Apple-1
ton, lt a Ifl p-'liit.-d OUt, was .il th** head
.,r one ,. the leadlng reglmenta of tne
Nat:.,:..,i Quard of th<- L'nlted Btatea and
t , p| the majoi aeneralehlp under the1
m-eae :.ilx -tp" of national suard af- j
fa!i>, lt araa held. aouM be fooiieh
Thi Benate, pendlng a aettlement of tbe
be M ought hy Major Oeneral
O'Ryan In court mlght refuae to conflrm
the nomlnatlon of a new major general. !
and tbe COUtfta nughl also dendf that the
removal of Oeneral O'Ryan w-.is iil,*nal ,
and eomnel hla reinatatemant, lt was also]
pointed OUt
Co|e-*n',l Aprleton would n"f diacuss ihel
mstter J
htery tne contrniplating the purtkase tt a piant tr ptaier
piano sbtuld m these tnstruments?the latest development
in an tndustr\ alread) in the mtdsl of great changes
A 1913 Sensation
Francis Bacon
Tremaine and
Carmen
Convertible Pianos
<)n exhtbttton at the whtleta'e shtwretms
THE BACON PIANO COMPANY
F.STABUSHrr* UM.
505 Klr-TH AVE. (Near 42d St.l
V1SITORS WELCOME CATALOCUE ON REQUEST
DEMAND FOR COAL LETS UP
Milder Weather the Cause. but
Shortage Is Gettirg Worse.
The demand for anthra.itc slaekened a
iittle v. sterday on account of the milder
w.-ather. hut the shortag. In tbe aupply,
which catis.il the lacreaBfl Of the retail
price iti Brooklyn to $8 a ton. or I! a ton
hlRber than th<- flfcreular price. was belng
made mOTC acute by a atrike at the Mux
vvell and South Wilkes-Mnrre eollierles
..f the I^high ar.d Wilkes-Barre Coal
Company, wkleh win entaii a loss of fiv"
thouaand tona of anthraclte a day,
Tiie strlk. was declared Im ?> ?
..f t.ie workera iiad refuflad to Jdn tha
un'...n and wear union buttons At th.
South tYllkee-Berra coillen II ?ia-ted ,.n
Baturda) and al Maawell yealerda)
? oui two thouaand mlners !n all quitttng
work. The three uolOU dt-tttct prcsl
dentfl wanted the men to return to work,
i.-it their loeal leaders. lt was stated. tn
ahited on keeptnflj them na strlke.
Tne reporta of an advance In tb
.. |ce of anthractte Ied ? repreeentatlre
of tiie anthractte operatora to sav ye?
terday that the laraer eompai ra wera
?eMng their output at the schedule prlc*.
and would i ontlnue to do ao Any ad
vance to dealers was charged bj the tn
li ? t operatora .
The Merchants" Asso.iatinn. which has
been laveatlgatlng tha coal rituattoa on
? ..; comptalnta from conaomere,
had sent Prederic C D. Berard to Petta
vi,].-, Panq to confer aith repreeenta
U.. a f tht operato < _< ided W. J.
n aldent and | ?
mai i_. i ol the Phlladelphla and Reading
Corl an.l lron Company, on I ?
of the coal aupply.
DAHLGREN SUIT SECRET
Name of Woman in Case Not To
Be Revealed.
After all. the Dahlgren dlvarca I ase,
whlcb bad been poatponed to yesterday.
will not be tried in open in the Supreme
COUIt, aa was tii st Intended by the parties
to tha BUlt The hearlng -ill be had l>e
fore a ref. re and the public will never
know the nauieof the woman ln the case
The ptalntlfl! is Mrs LuCy Drexel Dahl?
gren, >.f the rhlla.lelphla Drexel familv
Her father. Josepli Drexel, was senior
member of tha banklng (itm of Drexel
Morgan & Co. Tiie defendant '.s Krlc B
Dahlgren. a broker. with an estate of his
own and son of the late Admlral Dahl?
gren The husband had InsiMed on .1
court trial of the action, hut when it caflBfl
up In the Supreme .'ourt yesterday It was
announced that he and Mrs. Dahlgren
had agrerd to have the case heard ry a
referee to be appointed by Justice New
burger I
Fulminating Cap Painfully In
jures Police Captain Wakefield.
("apt.iin Georjte Wakeh.-ld. of the West
17th atreet statlon. was painfully hurt lat"
yesterday afternoon whlle he and two de
te. tlvea were examlnlng implementa capt?
ured by the polke after a recent robbery
Waketlehl BM !,,->kin? at a fulminating
<ap. and whiU- he held it in his hand it
explode-d, te.-.rlng the flesh on hla left
hand, inJurlnK hls left lec and bnrnlng hls
clothlng. Tre explosion ilso <a'ised In?
jury to Dete, tive Van COtt'a rlgbl hand
i hut Actlng Captaln Rein. who was in the
i party, escapeel without a hurt.
I ?'aptain Wakefield waa taken to tha
| New York Hospital, where lt was aald
: that hls Injurlcs were not dangeroua
DotOCttvea found a door op?n at No M
; Waat iSth utreet on October _." and on
i the roof of No 149 West 2->th street aaa
tWO rr.en at BOT?, They eljs.iopeared into
I the bulldlng when th- poUea appeared an.i
I flred at th?m There was a large ho> in
i the roof and a lot of dynamite caps an?i
burglare' tools were acattered about Two
men who had 1,-en abot aere feuad
tlie buil.ling.
The toota and dynamite an. with a
amall aleetiic battery, w,-ie t,,.ken to tba
| West i7th atreet atattaa. ar.d raatardas
iftei?ooa Um pollca oUcen atra lookiag
over. Lieutenant Mancbeater. abo
waa on .i.-sk .i ,i .-. -_w Captala R'akefleM
x up one of tha cape, to w-hich a wire
I was attaobed, and called to him that It
j was tengeroua Jual ?s he apoke there
( was an uploaton. the noise of which
cauaad a;i of i ? reaervea to come tumb
llng into the roCMB
The police think that tha adra attachjrd
to the cap atrucb one of the electi
teriea and i ? mple ted IreuR that
tne eaploelon.
TROUBLES IN LIBERIA
! Financial Aid Depends on Peace
in Little Republic.
Washingt'-n, X?,v 7 - .<.-?- . on
, ce'ined at r< ports that a Oerman cruiaer
had i.een s'nt in haata to Uberla, to
l proteet the <'ermaa l-tereata." tne Stat->
I Department has call-d upon pje-iiar-i C.
i Bundy, serretar> of the American Lega*
tion .-.t Moarovla, for a report on condl
ti- na tn th<* little-. republic, and parUcu
' In rl v ; s to th* extent of the rfoUng Whi "
. is .aid to have oceurred in aeveral pii ?a
If that ahould prove- ?erim- it is fcaie:
'that the bankers' s> ndl.-ate which haa
: i;ndert,iken to fnrnish funda *'*r ?"**
I from I.u eria'a preaent flnancial distrea*
l ma\ le llne_
THE PEOPLE'S C
44
<?i.ni,sy-Vfl_qia Special
f?
,s elected by the largest majority
the piorver 18-Hour Traln
between N .-w York -ind Chlcago.
All-steel -f'on COW catcher to rear
platform.
Le;tves
Pennsyivania Station
Seventh Avenue and Thirty-second Street
Every devy in the year at 4.00
P. M. Arrives Chicago 8.55
A. M. next day. keturninp; leaves
Chicago 2.45 P. M. and arnves
New York 9.40 A. M.
f PENNS YLYANIA RAILROAD
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