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Sribtme
V* lAXII-.V iM.l.l
T.i-.la4, f.iir; lo-i.ion nn . fair.
mederate ?.e?t wlada,
NEW-YORK, PRIDAY DECEMBER 20, 1.,1l\-SIXTKKX " PAGES. ? I'KKT: OXK C^?^}S^^^^^Z
lames of Captain McKinney
and Fivc Detectives Brought
ln by Two Witnesses Before
Aldermanic Committee.
HAYES DENIES CHARGES
Former Sheriff on Stand Dc
nounces as Lie Story That Kc
Was Interested in Raincs
Law Hotel and Fonghl
Competition with Pull.
Ifl Sli holaa l i.o ea, namr-d, by ;
?. Blpp ln Ii is ? "ii j
. aa ;i portner ln the Harli m j
Hotel, took the atai d
aldermanic uhombei yeaterda
tiayea <!??> lored hrok<
? ??
mmlttee to
of a fllthy bt ? !l; moal
e of 1 con
ng of the i
,,? ? ?<?. | . .. Th< -' are pla. ?*- n b< re
their plui
Tl.e T..,.
.1 over tl 'ii In
He aaid ha
t the
. na tu glve hlo-*teatli n
Followlng the brlef denlal '?> H iy<
? ?..,: kiiri. . liii-t" . ounael I
. ommltti a, p I Nathan J. Ml
- itand Ml ' lela a i
..". : atockholdera In the
? Mai ? ' ? I :;l ? '?", d
ghl Blpp' '
i mon v lioiu Thoi ; I >orian,
'
. I
? d, ahifty and nervoua, whi n
.,? time ln i'i*'- ,
I'talmlnj hlmoolf nothing mora than an
rmpli ? rorporotlon.d n I
"
il. . aaerted fla ly. ln aplti ??' Buck
I. of i
ry, thai ha I ? nothlnt ol I
paymenta madi
? P further and
.. _u, h pa> ni- i.i
Took What Traffic Would Bear.
? ii.'tii t de i"
he made
nd then. falrlj
rlth hla own j
. - - ddoal to
i ? .., tba fl -ii bt j
WiW
and their trll ? - li,!''
? ommittef
? n line o! graft. As the
thla '-? i method ol
- unfoltled by I ?
. | red
,i waa to | ? i >
from hlm aa much aa he wo
i for wltboul aqueall -
The beauty of thla graft, ? b b -
ii more atrengtfa then even thoi o
;. rlj houaea ond ti." exclae \ lola- .
li that tha grofter la olwi
Ing wuh a cTk-olnol who maj ba aent mi ,
for .i term of yeara If ho threati no to
BBJUCOl.
M. hai i J Wa K Mor" j
l , pd Mra. Bmlrllng wer?
ih*- aitneoaea who told of tha "fonce"
graft Bmlrllng la under eentence of
two jeora nnd flve montha fnr r.lt Ing
l .do. Kaplan ta In the tolla of
Um ??v foi ottr-n- e. ond IVolaj
.,,,., thoi ha ? i Kop
___?_ eraa lha mai wh.. had
aurehaaed rhe guoda for looa than $800
Follow Bypaths of Graft.
However, In ajplto <?( tho undonl
? th"?*' men dld nol make
? '?:!. baafareoolva arltneaa they
aomed very cleaurly a group of de
v> hom they oo uoed of ? om -
I . .. . .,ri orgonlaed grafl hunt
? . rchanta of t\.e Boal BIde.
Actlng CopUIn Chorloa H. McKinney.
harge of dotectlvoa of the _M ln
?pei tlon Diati .? t; R* ')<,nl OHver, th"
Waid.. chouffeur who woa ndvow i
Btarpaiolngly qulck order to the ronk
and
Caaaaa-aei ?n le-arlQ pace n>ir'' ...i"""'
This Mornitig's News
X.OCAX* r*r*
? horgod. *?
: ill "i" Concrota.*
Kill* to Visit Siii.ta. 1
, Wall Btreet. 3
?T:iaon'a Nephew'i Wlft "" Btogo.... 5
SUlt, I .. OIIOITI)
Mor? - Noeded. Boya HIII ? 5
Tafi te pgrdoo Van Bchalck.. ... T
atOfft-Oglata March TWOUty-tWO MllOO. 7
I'ays Trlbuta to Mra. Bddy. 9
I'Padlo.k OO TihWii Blto . *
MrTapoaaaa Lir-ton Oueal of Athletea 11
POX.ITICAX.
win geeh x.ttion s lteft L-oeryer. ? 5
i Caavooa c.r state \'ote. ?>
Ta ft | .. Ot ?- ml- aiela. 6
f.EMEBAL.
N'> Mooey Truot, Boya Morgeo.
4tvioaara Bodioa I ouud. 4
Btaaaaaa Oppoaaa Ploi Blll. 4
Cougreea Odjoorna r?>r Chrlatmaa.... ?
BW*aaBif_| Dp ui Dyn.nriit*' Tr.nl 16
roB-Eiort
? -??n-n\ n.?i<,|. roi Mi Reld 3
Turks \p;?iii Delej eonference... 4
MtSCELJ-ANEOUS
,. 7
**??? f.,r Women....
K.lHorlal . 8
I?" II'IV . S
Theatrical .
. 9
? liituary .
_XO
. ii
Atmy and Novy.
Bfeathef .
SMppltiC
11
i ::.,tii. lai aad Merketa,,. 12. It'owl *"
ICeal Betata.1* tmi 15
UMED IN RU1NS
OF L1PLATFORWI
D. H. Cochran Killed Under
Tons of Concrete Which Crash
Down 20 Feet to Street
at Nostrand Avenue.
VICTIM AN ART CRITIC
Lorg I?land Road Can't Account
fov Suddcn Crumblint* of Big !
Walls?Weather Changcs
and Heavy Tiafflc May
Have Been Cause.
The upper aectlon of tno atairway
.: from the Btreel to thr eaat*
i plaitform "( thr Long laland
Nostrand a\*anue atatlon:
way auddonly late jri rtei da
.--"it. and tona of concrete f*-il
hi around, burylna beneath it Da*
11 (Cochran, a avell known arl ea*
perl of Dr. < lochran, orn e
head of Ihe Polytechnlc Inatitute nf
Brookl] u.
The cauae ol the aceldent araa nol
known la. t nhrht, bul it waa thouRht
? the weather rhangea had affected
01 reti ind it ".is In a condition
t.i breah mally haatj
ato the atatlon,
The bod) of Mr Cochran waa rn rach
? litii.ii a*hea it araa dus oul of iii<*
rulni that Identlflcatlon araa poaalblo
only through narka In Ihe clothlng
..mi through papera In tho pocketa. In
one ->f the pocketa, by th?* way, waa a
beautiful pearl nei ! la< ? Mr. i "oi bran
had boughi an hour bafi ra a* hls
. 'hrlatmaa preeei I to his w ife.
air. Cochran wai -^ rapreaentativo ot
i Ruel Art < lalli riee, Ht Na
;, Weal 86th atrpet, Manhattan. Ha
- xperl appraiser of picturea
iiis father. Dr. Cochran, who died
ear* wa* ono of
Hrooklyn's?besl known cltlsens, and
aboul a di ? ade agu ?? aa head ol I hi
I ? ? Instituti
I. ' ? ? S ? ? '
Mi. Cochran did
plng for Chrlat?iaa, pun haslng
aiiiona "i ? 'r'"' ?
t found in hia poi k< .. He
,vi nl lo Bi ooklj ii bj i .'-way. and took
ni laland train ai the Platbush
avenue terminal, Intendini to ao to hia
? No. 113 m.i .-ii Btreet.
\' ;.,.,, > , :.-,,: .,;' al lh* NoatT?Bd 01 0*
latlon ?ien ? oul Laro hun*
,,,,.,! peoplo there waltlng for train*
going eaat. Mr. Cochran walked down
flight of atepe, through the
... room and on to th* top oecttoi
0f un i'at lead to the corner >>r |
v- i i, ..nd Atlantli .<\ enues Thi r
no one ??>?-' on thai I ihe I
exci ?; i ln?m '
lola, a laborer who livea ol
No 11 ?T Deaa atreet. aaa un the lawi r
,? tha stalra i nd I ad a mo :
?idewalk. Buddenl ho
ng and K uriiia, and thi n
, ?i ? the j. i ? ??? ? ? of i on
.. .,..! - |n chunka and i I
. || ? et. A *_:-. i>11. r-4 hole ab
landing *howed where tho atalra had
be* i-.
Ml! ola i ushed over to ihe pili ?
n<- .lid nol kno* thai any on*
had been Injured until be ^? two '? l
Btlcti ng i ri um ii"- greal heap of
, onci p
\\ ..rktii. n ? ame a th shoi - Is and
i and after a hard I alf hour'a
work the body waa taken out.
?i',,. I..,.-. ? [i lai d Railroad i 'on r
would make no atatemanl laal nlgbl
Bboul All aorta ol tl
. t ore offei.? e was that the
u a lately have nffe< ted
. ,.,,- rate, and that the heavj tralna
with the naa Bteel car* now i-.-hik used
.: -imiI cryatalll?itlon. 1 ha atatlon
l_'a,,. -n .<? or thirty feet ab e
treel level. The Coroni r will make
un luvestlBO-tion t..-?i?i .
\ii Cochran a-as aboul fori
,,l,i and llved ?vlth hls v ife and i
old bou al the homr oi hls fatl
,. .law, Will >rd C M'-n nt.
WANTED TO BLOW UP MINT
Scattered Millions Would Help
Denver's Poor, Says Lunatic.
Denver, Dae. 19. Inveatigatlon of ;>
,,.,?,, | thai a i'i"' lo bloa up the Den
v.i- minl and rob it ol Ita contenta of
ftltnosl 1500,000,0-0 had been dlacov
ered to-nlghi broughl oul ihe fael thai
;, reference to bloa Ing up ihe buildlng
v. aa made three week* ago In a letter
i,\ a peraon whoae mlnd la evtdently
unbalanced.
Tha writer auggaated thai alnce there
?ere paraeaa ln Denver oul of work
and many aho hava llttle monev lt
waa nol lual to borde a vaal araounl ol
gold and allvar In the mlnt u was his
Idea thai the |_0O,O0O,O00 la gold and
: bulllon bo m attarad all over the dty, ao
1 that evary onf mlghl help htmaerf
Tho pa** e turned the letter ovi r lo
ttie federal authorltlea, who rorwarded
i, to 9 aahlagton.
PTaahlagton, Dae l?.-George K
K,,i,. i ta Dlra lo* of i1"- Mlnt, la aot
aertoitaly dlaturhad over the plol to
I blow ap the Denver mlnt
After he had acrntinlaed thi plana
cara-Blly Mr. Roberta advlaed tha
lupariatandaal of the Denver mlnt lo
iak*> apedal pracauthma
i
LOST VELASQUEZ FOUND.
Uaaden. Dec hl Th* portralt af Caaoa
loaa da Fanaeea, palntad by Velaaquea
ln |?3, was fonnd to-day la *xoellenl eon
dttlon ln th* gnrrei of b Londoa e i
II i?'id haea train ? aoarohei lor hj -
pcr_ for yaara _
_? *
' ANTEDILUVIAN WHISKE.Y
Tl , rea on i\? tHI ! "" ?J ",lt An_I_
.. ,,.,. nu || is wort- It Luytiea
liro*.. N. f.-AdVt
GULLIVER BEFORE THE LILLI-PUJOANS.
/*v
s.7^i
ii*fi
WOMEN JUP.ORS JAIL MAN|
Find Prisoner Gnilty of Receiv
ing Stolen Goods.
.
Bt. Lo ! >? ? i*1
R
lartin'a . ouri lo-cl l<
l,,!?,,, ? ? i,,, !.. d boei ? .-ni a i". i
Btolen -ii. -?- and othi r ortl
of r. ? k atolci
K. inil for thii I) ? ?? ?
The women ha :".' I
'?
,, .-. All .fi- ? orkera ln
11 . . omen euffi <k- etttia*-.
chieFenglish rabbi
'Jewish World" Foreshadows
Appointment of New Yorker.
i.- don, I- ? ? '? "|-,;'' ?'?' r*Mn j
World" aaya that In ol! proliolHIltj '"
B< rnord Drei bmon <?< Noa York, * III"
i? invited i" bocoma ? hlel robbl ? ?' tha
Brltl h Emplra I u ?' ; " "" " "
Rabbl .'.? B? tl ?" ? " nrilttee * 111
t.. frame n commendatloi - lor thi
terent-e, i" be held aul
.. \% reeeofl toi the bellel
the poper, thoi tha unoi Imoba aale
of the committee wlll i" Dr. Droehmon,
nnd it ? ni nol bo autrprlalng ir tha l ro
other - andldo! ta Dr. Hera and i'i
Hynmaon, * Ithdrew. _
| KIMITTED GLOVES FOR TAFT
Aged Woman s Gift Greatly
Pleases the President
Woahlngton, De< 18 Prealdenl Tof1
, re* elved to-day ?? Chrlatmoa pre i ?
[lhai greotl) pleaoed hlm. II wa
i > of knitted glovea, ihe gifi of Mi i.
' L-ouloe Borr, ninetj -four yeara old, v, ho
: Hvea neer QTend Rapide, Ml< h, Bha
L*-i to ihe LTnlted Btatea I. Bweden
I aboul at?<v 1 aflura -n^o.
in her letter ai omponj ing the g
!mis Borr *\|.r.v>. ii the bope thai tha
Prealdenl would accepl her "bumble
j iDtf ond o lOhed hlm ? mei i Chi
Bhe ^ti*l ahe waa ;i ' rlpple an J
. tlM niutln r of b 'i ' hihlien.
, HORSE ATTACKS OWNER
iMortally Wonnds Farmer, Then
Turns On Rescuer.
? ii T. ,.?:??;. ?? I I 111
Ro kville, Conn . Des. 19. -When
Meyer irreedmon. ;? fexmer and to*
.,, ralaer, i nterod tho atoll of <>ne
,,f ,,;.. horoofl to-da tha anlmol ot*
tai ked him arlth teeth nnd hoofa.
FYcedman wo? borely able m cry out
for help befotre ha itt - ame um .ms. o
j from bla wound*.
Jncob Cor, u ii.iK ii ? ??" ' ? ard 11 e
man'a ahrleka and ittempted i.> ovoi -
power the horae. Breoklng looae from
Ita h.iU'i". the ..nnn.il leti irreedman
; ;,n.i turned on Car, who foughl for hi"
; if, ,,, ;, con i of the born.
Cor flnoll) ? ontrlved to gi l :? allp
nctooa oboi t tbe horw - m ck ond afti r
ho made tha antmel foai aummoned ald
lo take rTTi edmon io Bt i-'r..n. la'a
Hoapitol. in Hartford, Oor*a akull araa
fractnred ond ona of bla ahouWera
broken.
H waa onW to-nlght in reporta from
-)lf. boopltal iL.it cor. tbough terriblt
Injured would probobly rocovor, bul no
ho,,e was h.-i.i out far PTeedmon,
GREAT BEAR SPRING WATER.
f... per caae ol *._ia-t-ttupi*crtu hottlea.
?Advt.
lOViS
ENDS IN TDDDLER'S DEATH
Little Boy ls Killed bv Motor
Truck on Way to Shops
with Mother.
COLLISION
DIRECT CAUSL
Crasli iritfa Touring Oar
Bwervei Big Machine, Which
Hita Victim ChaufTcur
Bfcapei Orowd.
Mra Rtta I Inki I had i i nned "
Chrlsta ? ration for hei ???"?
? ? .,m\ b Im i' old ?
brat on thai would noi Im to bo
. n\ knia of thai > f anj othei dren
I ,-...i ii- .-I end i eaterdaj af*
. ao -i '? mlghl have f-.i the - hlld
I hat ha wanted, ihe atai led for
u I25th atreel to lel hun
expraaa bla fancy, Loaterwaa |uet got
ting i" ti"' ??<*>? when he rould appre*
. lato tho tak ? of old Bt Nk bolae, and
Chriatmaa Bve ha araa lo i'?'"^ hia
atocklng al the mantal ln Ihe porlor.
and awaken early tbn followlna rnorn*
ing |o j.,.,. nhal Baata Claua had
i.ighl him. And there a aa al to ba
a . 'in latm - - tn o.
Bul ther* a III be i.??-' ration ln the
Ptnkel Mal Inoti i d of II.? on ted
tree, wlth Ita bundlea and baga of i andj
ii the parlor, whara there waa to be ao
much happtneea, ?? tin tvhll.Wn
... nile ti"' i"'- * 't';'1 woro fo ,''""''
upon the tree are pai ked away, to be
, ,.?,,. ., - Uie llttle tln^oldler, all cov
cr.-.i v. iMi rusl
i.. ater ? oa killed yi aterd 13 after*
1.n almosl In front of hia home, al
Ni, 1490 Fifth avenue, whlle hia mother
and two other women were telllag one
anothi 1 of thelr plana for nexl week'a
. eiebration. A hea ? 1 raotor truck tbal
! ..,1 been run Into by a toi rlni car
I ua 1 ovi r the llttle boy'a bi -i and
. n-sluil in.t lils inv
... -. rVittendoi -' ^.is drti Ing the
truck, which belonged i" the Tower
Manufacturlni Companj of Ma 326
Br.Iwaj He eaaae weal la 120th
..; ri -1 and ui i' lf?1 avi i'1"' lui ned
aouth ai ih.- aame tlm< John ?:. Dun
1 ?:? ni So ?_'<>74 Hunnev u .. 'tin.', The
Bronx, wai drivtng hia tourlag ^r
north in Fifth avenue al more thaa or
dlnary epead, ii '.?- sald. "Ittendorf
?aa tii" tourina ' "' ;,,"! endeavorad to
turn oul of it ? wa: H* onlj partly
Bucreeded, for ti ?? ai trui a the rear
ahaela of ib_ truck aivi cauaed theaa
I.. awarve. The truck ran on tha alde*
waik. where Mra rink.i, boldlng Laa
t<r h\ the band, araa la eonveraatlon
with hor ft?udf
One of the fronl wheala atruck the
llttle boy, knocki d him down and then
n 11 over bla head Before it waa
stopped tt.'ii- ?? small boj a Martla
1.... i..-i.? eai Robtn on, who Itvad
ln the ?aiue housi and wcit aith their
? e-ere itruetv They wora noij
haull hurt
M, | r*inkel aen i led a hen ahe aou
. . , hlld ha.i been 1 in over, ond
, rowd gothered Thera wen
?., ? ?. t ogi Inal tha ih Ivi i
,i ,r truck, nnd he ren nwnj.
nchin* e atreet The
police i ? ephonlng to
ployera. v< t lona a bo aow tha
Id the drlvei ol tht I
. - through Moui I Morrla Pork.
i, . , | . kiued oi Ihe a< ? no nnd
an I. oo thi ,.? wen
to blarai Ha woi
up, h; .1 i.is .:..r ?. aa
.,,,H dan.itged in the uolllaion, hut ba
?,.. o, attended when nn nmbu*
the Horlem Hoapita
i i ',,i el ? aa the aon ol laldoi.
, | .i reotouront In UBtl
,, , ; nol r.n from where lha boy *vaa
__
BEST GIFT TO WIFE FOUND
Dr. Shaw Says It Is Pledge
PaToriog Votcs for Women.
i ., rlbum
igo, Dec. 19. a stgned pledga
fnvoring lha bollol foi women waa
auggeoted to-doj aa a aultaWo Chrlet*
ti.u- preaenl frora ?* mon to hla wlfe
by l-i Anna Howord Bhaw, prealdenl
of ii.. Nutt.>ii.ii Americnn Woaion'a
Bquel Buffroga Aoarociotson, arho ot
tended the two dnyaf eonference of <Ji
,,., tora of :h* organlaotlon, abl* h
i loaed to-nlght
"Such i Chrlotmoa glfl would he tha
Ind 0f .i i reaenl a man could
l , aid i >r Bha ta "If auch a prea?
enl could be made In avi rj home II
e/ould ba t: ? q ili v.- >i ond boot woj
, . om<." lo >. cui ?? their i inhi a."
__-a
RECORD FOR ROCKEFELLER
Gocs Around Links at Pocan
tico in 43 Strokes.
.inhti i'? Rockefeller ia ploying tbe
i.e.Mi ^iime ..r K-.if of his Hfe al Ba
nntli.. 11tn^ th; reer. feeterdoy be
beol hla record of H by one atroki
Ha is not olona ploying ?>?*tt* i K-.if. bul
nccording to his frlenda he la growlng
younger In aplrlta and Id loukiiij- th*'
plcture uf beolth.
.\ir Rockefeller im nol a atrong drlvor,
an.l his boot ploya ara moda ln ai>
proocblng ond on lha greea. iie atlll
woora his silk wolotcoot arhlch gtvea
bla arma full awlng wlthoul any effort.
Mr, Rockefeller alaraya pleya t*. win.
and Im plCOOCfl when he gOtO a Kood tiih
?le, lle .said after the game **eotcrda)
thai in- arould not tn to aotohllah on*
other record.
PLOT TO BLOW UP MINT
Guards Increased at Denver,
Where $500,000,000 Is Stored.
Iienver. Doe, 1!>. A plot t.. btOW up
the Denver niitu. where opproxlstuitoty
|o00t000,000 la stored, was t**ttfltruted
hy the dlooo*4rory of lha plouaa two weeks
ago near the Fed-ral Bulldlag.
It hecame known to-day tiiat the
plnna bad boara tai_tod over to feder.il
ofli.Ial** aml thot WMhlBgtOB authorl
,.i -ifdored the doubttog of K"?r.is
nl thl niint. li had bOOn planned tO
ure.-k th" buildlng arlth niiroglyrerlne.
Nothlng tendlng to hl.-ntify the COO>
eplrators ha? been found.
MONEY TRUST
IMPOSSIBLE, SAYS
MORGAN ON STAND
mr: MORGAN'S ideas
AS HE DEFINES THEM.
I don't hke short aelhng. but I
don't want to criticise it. I c!on t see
liow you c.m stop it.
Nobody went on lha board of di?
rectora of the Steel Corporaticn over
my p^otest.
There is no way in the world you
can make a trust ei money.
If a man came to me to-day and
offered tre forty-five times tiie value
of tiie Equ'table stcck he wouldn't
gtt it.
I krow men who could come into
my omee and cjet a check for a mi!1
irin when I know they haven't a cent.
The man I couldn't trust could not
qet mo"ey from mc if he Had all the
bonds m Chnstenaom. Credit de
pencis on the man.
There i* no way one man can get
a monopoly or control of money.
Assuminq a man had such contrsl.
when he abuses it he loses it.
Nobody has what you call a
"money trust," or anythmg of that
kind.
I don't thmk I cculd carry any
proposition thiounh | './ hoard of di?
reetors aqamst the wishes of the
stockhelders.
I hke a little competition. but I
like romhinat.on better.
I do not favor legislation that
would prevent speculaticn. I ap
prove of BBOeulatien if it is legiti
mata.
You cmnol prevent the puWil
buying anythmg they thmk is low
and seliing anythmg they th.nk .s
hiqh.
I want to get a little nearer to
ycu. Mr. Counsel. I am gettmg deaf
as I am gettmg old.
AEROPLANE SEIZED
French Authorities Impound
German Biplane.
Gra Departmenl "f Haute-Sorne,
Pram i De 10 .\ biplane plloted
?- German, believed t" be a mllltaryj
pMoC landed at H?aaay laiday. H had.
eomafrom IIi?ha.ueen, aleace*_oiT_ina, ,
land araa Imwe6tmtoi> ser_*_ '? _*n
? I,. m ?-? "ii Inatructlona from ; he sub?
pn i-'- t _
PENN SALE IM LONDON
Antographs and Historicul
Documents Fctch S475.
. .,. Dec, io. tutograph
of William Penn htstori al do< umi I
ar,,i other papi ra n
Pennaylvauia bro ighl v I ?
;tl ,, publlc sale here to-day.
DIES IN MANSION F!RE
Mrs. Andrew Berrian Victim in
$50,000 Blazc".
i
, ,. ? -. |i h, COI ;'.!??? II Ml ? \
,i-,a .i. Berrta i i1- repoited t" havi ;
.... -i a tn'" a hli ii deati oyed the \
lurge houae of the farotU on Breexyl
HUl Bl ram Shore, togathi r with Ita j
eontenta Includlng rare antlquea and j
pali tlnga
Mra Berrlara and her daughtera and
: and Mr, and Mra, Harry Dif- \
upled the place. Mr. and Mrs. j
. . rs ,n oul aalkl ig thla,
e\i nii .
?I-;,,, tii- o < urred al lo o'cloi k to- i
nfcht. II atarted from an overhaati d
furnare and the entlra building asaa
. .,- ii.'ti the Bremen arrived The
eeUmated at ahout 1.0,000,
OLDEST "C0-ED.M 74, DEAD
lUrg, Amelia Woodward Trues
dale Dies in California
s,-i, ptanclaco, Dee. IB. -Mra. Amelia
w.Iward Trueadale al oae time na* ,
., retar of the Daughtera ot
,.,.. im i;, aa Ravo itlon, dled to-day .
.,, her home ln Oakland. Bhe araa
?event) -four reara old.
sh- araa knoam laal * immi i ta thi
oldeal ? o-ad" reBlatered at th* Cnl
veraity of ?tollfornla.
VERY HOT^THIS SUMMER
Mercury at 122 in the Shade ?
ln Australia.
gydnoy, N B W., Da ? Ift One hun- ;
,i,,,i and twenty-taro degree* ln ',l"
?hade la tho record put up by lha Brat :
heal aave eaperlencad la Auatralla thla
Bummer Thla waa recorded al Bucla, ]
., atatlon on Ihe Bouth Auetrallari hor
der
.\t I'otna. in Quoeualand the men irj
ttood al II". whlle Newcaatle, the ? ?? al
city nf Now Bouth B/ale , baa bad lh<
hottaal apall f??i alatean oara
panlad bj daal <t"i wlnd atorma
iith.r partaof Nea Bouth vYalea wera
affacted, bul in Bydnej the heal waa
i^ss aavere tho mercurj galng only to
P8 n-. deatha aro rai orted.
-?
WOMF.N FILL CHICAGO CELLS.
I |ty t< legrapl Ti Ibnas
,.... i. II Poi - ? itatlatlea aaado
publlc ?hoa that in Ihe Brat ten moatho
nf _?, 10,8? orenBon and gtrla paaoed be*
hiini th- bara in Ihw ?tty, >?' ''?'"? ?**>?*
woman and gtrla wen arraated. \ plaa
,,f th.- counell Bnanei commlttee to re*
. - .. force "'' matrona brouaht "-n
ti,,- Oaures.
?- *
DEWEYS WINES FOR CHRISTMAS.
. ?,,.<, nt* that are al way* acc-i?taMf.
I! TJ'KW ?V__uNS CO.,i_aKultOB_t..N.X.
-Alf, t. ?
Master Financiar Declare.>
There Is No Way in the
World That One Could
Be Formcd.
BELIEVES IN COMBINATION
Doesn't Rcally Mind Compcti
tion, but Prefcrs Ujiity of
Action in the Manafje
ment of Kis Great
Operations.
WON'T ADMIT "VA.ST POWER"
New York Banker Givcs House Com?
mittee His Views 011 Control
oi- Finanee, Votinr* Trusts.
Stock Selling and Kin
drcd Topics.
?
W shlngtoi Dc Ifl Denylng tbe
,. of a money truot, aaaertlng
itly, "i don'i feel i hai e tha
m," ond profaaolng Ig?
norant e of i ? detnlla of mony (lhoi
u-.i!'-. nvoh ing miUiono. In
port, .1. I'i*-1 -
ponl ard of Well
? \ entfyl houi i on
Pujo
"money tr atigetlni rommlftoa
.; - pxan inai lon ? u> i ona
cludi d . t ? > ommitl re adjoui
until Janua
Th* Bhag -? I . . ?
domlnotini I ? nol
domineei i'i-. wa ? anlma*
tlon ?": the ' Itneaa al nd BomtHbne?
he lu . ? front of blm;
I ri hla rt
ni m .
nppaaentlj foi appn ?
nnd agaln he ? . . . ., ..
:? - ' -?,..-. ,-r,,
he mwnitti |i* tlonfl
rapl
SpTiks in Epigromo.
' ii Moi gan apoke often In apigi omn
; -? 'lu u" or ' .ii<! nol
th*
. omni ui iU' a hen
li . ame io gei llia ottltud
i thai ol a philooophicaJ
t
? tl ?
Mr ali rgon aa i
biatory of *'? b
ona. An Immenea
iTOWd .,::..! i OulO
:, 8 as the
r telked of mllltaaa,
T..v i.i<i the latter part of tbe heorlng
Mr Morgan'a mood become a*rtreta_ety
< ordl irep irtee nl tlmoa amii*
I The rrowd laughed, ?nd occoolon
aiiv .Mi. Morgan Jotned ln. Haaotol the
end of thi long committee toble, ;<ui
afti r moklng a telling i" inl the great
turn hla back abruptly
on ti..' committee membera and lon\
Into the I.f hla doughter, Mr?. ii.
I.. Batterlee, her i uabond, and the half
doi* n Morga n attoi neya | reaont
Mr. ai'.i Mrs. Batterlee ptoJal) aratwad
anxlet) over tbe flnond4?r*a or
.ind wera evldently feerful he
? i.it atond the strain of the lon:
I ne 11me ha turned to l*?e
daughtei and aaked for a throol rem*
aa contlnui | a .'s arooragfl
on bla 1 H - tei aupplled
liiin it. her '
Hr, rnt* ? thot If tha llnao*
cier waa I red ba would Buopond t>>
alloo hlm to real ? l Mr M rgon woa
ia t" contlnu ?.
r ithed .. atgh of n
L'ntermyer amlllngly Bfl
;ii),,ui :: .in ... lock: "1 think thoi H ali.
Mi. Morgan " Toword (he end of the
hearing the boi ? olca become
went off ..?. at-ionally
... ar-gurgl ! i.' ebewed hl*.
lips ai onotontlj an.l woa flaore
or lea ? Hd ?? tj al all tlme*
Left to Hie Partners.
(iil( b) on* Mr. Untermyer took np
the greot benke, railroad.-*. mouronce
compontea ond other ..n|toiatioii.*?
link.-ii wlth tha noma of Morgan. Now
;,i?i tl d Mi Morgan knew a few of
their orgonlaotlon and
monogei tenl and the ''Votlng trusts"
whi.ii controlled them. More frequent
iy_ he talked of "ona of ni i>artner*
?vi,,, nttended to that.' oi "oomohody
in the firm."
"How much Btoch bore you in th*
Clty Bank ond tho Bonk ot Com
meeci ."' aroa one of tba tho*_wnnd*-odd
. tiona eehnd by tho conimlttee'a
i ounaoL
?iih. 1 don't know?a mllllon or so."
s.m.I Mr. Morgan, ln an off-hand man
mr.
trerybody Inajgbed and the flnancier
leohod curiouotf abmt the room and
then r-hOCkM him-elf.
"Pid you ao) arho OOttld and whi*.
could n.-t 40 mi the maiiaKiiis: board of
th,- Bteel i'oi ii.rtitlon?" asked Mr. Un
termyier.
"Nobody went on over my protetrt,'**

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