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STILWELL HEARINGS
END IN EVEN BREAK
Charges an Issue of Veracity
and Senate Should Not
Discredit. Member. Say
Friends of Accused Man.
PERIL IN TAMMANY VIRTUE
Wigwam Likely to Have Alleged
Grafter Put Out to Obviate
Suspicion of Whitewash
?Vote on Expulsion
Tuesday.
? -
v'
Stephen J.
??? mpted !
i . ?
'-???'? Bai
eatli ig K<
? .-? mony to?
will present Senate oi
"*ht.
fore the entlr? .-?
will I ' t.?k??i ..ti thi - \|.
*-i a? i ?'? ? ? -,.
? knoa ;i tii it th- Attorney '
eral feels a ? I i
gains ??
1 ???.. i nor .- . . , nia belief
? formal in?
eet'gatlon ? ?
t. Strom
v.
t I
gardliig his past
I for, howev? r, was nol ;? i ???. the
....
intim? Stil ? i sevi
\vh.?
that hi
c Hi 'l on
Kendall b
that f left th?
' > . and
Stilwell, and that ll
.11.
Mi!? pi
f ending
S'ew York ?
? i 1 ny Hall la
now t" v n.
The entlr? - re up
? - the 1
?
??<? ntim? nt Tu spite of "?
n the i f gral
ture ? - ?".i i' hai
' .M-. - ' '
Fears Whitewash Talk.
tors 1 ??
ti by ' ? 'hristj " -
\ an. wh > \ ut- ?I in ? . ? !
- . i . vote '?
?'. I It !
ng | .
lal good tl ? ? ? - ibti dly j
would t.- n
S' I lik?' ,
t.? ?give him the t. Bui
n the C
mmai - di
????il can |
with the handicap of ? ven an i
oi h.-i\ Ina *"? hit? wa .m.
?
It consisted ? tesi
B ? who l.> ;
estli ? ?
? _ ng l
?
I thai of Btlls
?in-law of Bl
? ?
Ml . i denial
of th? Kei Btllw?
. 4
end 1 Btock E* -
... ? Sen
York ?Bank Not
k half of Le? g thai
importa ni
leettmoi eld?
-
Ihe K ' Sot
iti?.ii of the SI
ineai
matt?
? ?
? Ken
| ' a : ?
. '
"im?
.... r." it
was learned 1
?;?*n. . sfl hot ? '
thi? wan a "plant" on Wlloon'a p*ul
..
. ? . i take 11
: ? ? n
I Which he sh<?'. ?
? ? ?
Btilwell i de '????' ' '?: ' '' ' 'r
Bi . m? klbany ailei n
liad h ' ouri taking ? ?
s ol ack?
iteon'fl freo ?? n1 ref? ren?
? alleged un "' mind.
Lewis Caught m Trap.
'
that o? Le?
? .
until s? natoi a agn?
h*.a . of hia draftlna Kendall'a bill
?
? ' ? and Inaisted
a perfeot right " ***
? Ht went mi to ma ? ? ? ?' ?" ?
, ? ' '
i/- ted out he '
? ?
?
., i ?j ? ".. w? ik for ti
verted mind. hh?i to? ehoel ''"rn
n't you I
M Uai nod? . pointedl! ?
Thei he aaked If ? ?--? :"!' ?
" n ? B**HUei hadn't gone ?.n a ball i
* ago, ? h?n
-,i m th<- Hsi lem poll a
? i,, had ?
i"*n u (?d b il sdmltted thsl ;< ? ?'
..f ..., ture 1 eei brought egai'ist
him then and tha' ? 'uyIUK : bad read? ??? I
blan a k? i -, ?
A n,..m. nwd,
m admit thai la
?i tVagnefa aflu ??. la the pi - ? i
' ?Wagner, Kendall and Depoty ''"*'
? 11,. t., ,...?, rgsst, h. bad admitted giv?
hau of ths PA.? He ?
? a < iplanatton of th? bi in? be?
- admission snd hie awoi n i< ?
? i< he hadn i epllt the fee ?*."f|
Rtiiw.ii. \\i's?,ri. BUlwell'a law er, iri <i
to pa??'- ?.ff ths sdmlsalow ' ? ?> igm?r aa
' leoee ?i?" a i at lona
Lew.r leettfled that h* n*xt- tin H "
?"heck to Edmund i. Marl ?. lbs slsrh
of th?? h.it#>i where he Hroi la this elty.
M)?i t\riw sal Iks **fl*aasaas is sama ol
ttk |i? and IK? Uie mat vv?efc sad the
RIVERHEAD JAIL PROBE COSTLY
Expense of Inquiry Started After Esther Harris Calmly
Walked Out Will Be $10,000, and Villagers .Are
Wondering Who Will Pay the Bills.
Long Island. April 11 If]
1 ? ' r Harris has any i ons? 1er ? ? '? ??? i
' ' ? bun -inv at this mln ite. Mo ?
uncompltmentar* things hsvs teen ?aid
about Ksthei during the Isal twenty-foui
hours than falls lo tiie lot "f .-.u iinii Ire '
world'; series baseball same, when
: ".".fans" wat? ?. him rob th? I n ?
t? "i. of the elmmplonahlp bj a i loae ds* ,
? Ision
Of course, v?mi all Icnoa v\ ;.. Rstbei
\\ i,,?t ? \\ by i'.stii. i la the
young womsn who calmly wslked oui ol
? R ? : he,ui Jail one day las! summei
ed to com? bach B) her abso
lute disregard of th. feelings of the 8hei "
and the other j-.ii officials who were re
?Ibis foi hei being k< pi matt
*..ii?. Bather caused an investigation to
... n ads of ?- b? x>.,-!.. mat ten wer?
? d m i he Jail
That Investigation has been golni on
? -, i xx eeka, a nd now the bills foi
... about i" i"- piesented, ?'ona
I 'I.XX.I. || l> S),;,|. XX ill . 1 ? .
12.460 foi h.- . H. a,
.- .?? these figures !??. .1 method ?-?'
reasonlni ail hli
i ?". hia services ;?- commiasionei sir
i ?owl 4ti:. .; ?? | ? .aa om ina t"
Ihe h.??'? -i. .? of lra\??! en th.' - ?
dowi Long Island wa> Ah. Dowd regardi
1100 for -Jon ?, t.. and i oming from RI? er
head se only j :-? ?-u.. .? i. rigures th*
fifty-mile t -11 ? as a day's Journey. Of
course, this amount ?i"?*s not covei hia an
|.? nata, ?? hi? ii i. Axes ?t MO Mai ration
a eg? - Tl ? bu nographer refus? i to b?
. ..i,.i iii.- ape
? ..?' "ttl. i ? hold? oui f" al I? .i-t $?'?".
cm t.. m't.- -nattera worse, Bherlfl
iv .-n hints? II ??. II ;.:? lenl bills for ti?
disbui sem? ti -. adi ? !*n< helm In?
estlgated, Inctudina counsel f?eea ?*i.m
???n is divided .,:. tO JUSt who will ).?*??! til.
..-t >.f ihe Investigation, some n ?- n
ig th" . omit; Ii reaponslble, while oth? ?
: ,.. i,..t. Th.- tot.?i ?Mil prob"
..hl? i m. h ai"".i I ".' ' "
Ai ?! . :-i i., t II., 'i- ihould ?"?' I '
? ' ? 4. ,,: ,i meek ,xi irlon >? ira? l
<i?. t? d ?mu?. d?. taring he drea ? ni ?1 ?? m
-.1-' xx, . k
Th.- 4-i-iittin_. t.f this :>-. with Btltwell
Igtl . ,,,..,,, . .. lh?> .
dl-.mli g) . from the ?enai
l < opinion ". tha Att? rn? > ??? neral
-:?? i t.. ! bI, I.- iMs ;
it the time he admitted :
-? " ? ? Bei toi w agni ?
told him h? no ? to esign, i>dt
that - u ? (Vasnei had told
h-* need
u" Senator Wagner, af'. th? Bring,
- colleague? on the Ju
? it hi -.i noi made
the r? nan k attributed to him i om i
? -
Every Allegation Demed.
Ilcally ..nd in de?
on? ol Kei.... . east ion? ?
xv - ret i hi? ?-"ti?
ll.- maintained that hi? com?
t" Kendall whl. h read, "1 wil
off! ??- on M< da aften.n If ! ou |
to see m- about brlel
? a-l I. G. Mllbun
\- -? v..i k st... k Ex?
- . '?!> d wli the Benat.lea < 'om?
it? ? g ? ?dink
note bill stiiw. I Kenda
-
Stock ang? egislatl ti I l
? d cone? rnin?r
basing ??: rot?
Alban
D - ' ?at ion In
Btl ? ?al ; i?:. nd II had de lared ' I
. en approached b
?
- ' ? xx a -
"I don't knoa -? ' you are tel na thie,"
Btllwell t< ?tifled he said t.. K ? d
i kno?
and If any oi
.t \?'. ild do any! , ???? roni
trtketl.''
? ? 'hal man
tth of th? A isembly i 'od< s Com ?
hat K? n?.
"1 ??..n't knos a ethei ? ?x.i , feel
? mor, but
????'? - a Kend grkv? t to i
Stil?*.. 'i admitted ; | talked with ,
?\. ? dal i
' him, but sa d th'- -.
? - . ??
i Kend
F??gai i. Lyon- Bl w? I Mid
thai. although lawyer? d
they s ? ' In?
?
veil) didn't xx..- t a cen? ?.f thai '
becauae i .! dn t want to ? ? . onn? ted
xx il h :'
Caurtesy to Sulzer, He Says.
.f hi tho ig .t
. ilatoi to Inti-"id' ? K< n
bill.
"1 did It becauae the Gov?
h -u t" me, and i ome faxurs
? Qovei 'i" ," was t he i ep
? ' Idead? a - iphei le?
_ ox. rh? a:<i Benato Bl
.loh with Ken?
.? xx ii i'ii ., i | thirteen
inlnul E?? -.? d th? ?-? nator had dlffl
m underatandina x? ,,,t Kendall said
of ? i.... sir?
YOUNG BRIDE SET FREE
Mrs. Scutt Gains Separ?ation
from Aged Husband.
p. igl k**< pale, V Y . Api 11 II M ri
Alice H. Bcutt, th" twenty-year-old wifi
of st. phi n ?Scutt, sev? ? ..'.?i. a
wealths dealer In vinegar, obtained a
decree "i- separation In the Supreme ? ourl
to-da
M i -' it t xx.. - married I?
ago W it)i?ii a few months hei bus?
I,.u.I brought suit agsinsl her, hum - s
leplled xxith tu?- count? r suit, which il i
xx'.ii todsy.
m .,-id.d xxith his bride m ?-..un to
i, to 1 im hut she refused, end the
idge awarded her ?Ml s week alimony.
SULZER FRANK STILL BUSY
Governor Notifies Politician to
Stop Its Use.
. i. | xj.nl 11. ' So o.,, has author?
m Congress frank '
,,i to us-? u mysslf since i rssigni i
,. , ,,.,,, - of Congr? - on Dac?Mnb?Br SI
?,. | Govern ?r Buhwr so deetai-ed to
,?rx ?fter h- had I.I '!>:': his tr**k,
which la good for nine months aft?> hia
resignstl? n went Into elfeel h id be? n
-,., Bending "m political documenta
i have written to William C Llller,
of Lan? s te , Penn . ' said ths Governor,
. i . ? beatini m t ank m .st
. ,i Mi. Llller Is secreun "f
... |., ,,.. ? rOti? Asaoi ...:."n of Clubs."
blC INTEREST ON LOAN
Man Who Borrowed $700
Leaves $1,000,000 to Lender.
Chicago, April li.-i't Edward B, Hlo?
. lurl ..' ' llenn Bll* n" xx ho
,.,, parti' ular kd? s that he was ? ? I
lnI bi - a-i on th? itera, in th" early N ?,
.,.,, i ;hai ea . ?... licli |70u i" asslsi him
through a coura? In tha Uolvsrsit) ol
iska.
i/roelii h, ?' ho liad aros n wealth) m
Australia, visited his rormsr t?eneisct<.r
,.,-.,,, . ,t - ,..-.. snd i. paid t'"" lu;u'. "Un
,-t compounded Kroeh<* ?""' re?
. t.ntiv xxitlaiiii neu?, and lo-da) l" Hlg?
, .,.,.,1 .i, u hl? fortune, approximat?
,.,: |]. had been lefttohia
COMPENSATION BILL OUT
Albany, April U Th?- lfurtaugh.Ja? ?
,.,? ?ro kmeo'a e??mp?snaatlon bill, advo
, .ted by tha State P?*deratl?*n ..f i.?h.,
.,,,,- i-|.' n"i favorably to-daj b? ths
Bensle i idlclari ? 'ommltt? ?
H? aoreement. this ""'-"'"?, -"."? ?'"?
Btnate Insurance < i?n..,.iite,-- bin \?.
a.i i,s me St,-?!- Superintendent of
Instii-.iii? ??ill ?'? ''--'nsMlei?-! ?..???her
on the "i'1er of final ??assa-r. on a Ost??.
tu tie determined ????*?? xve?k.
FOSS FOR N. Y. MILK PLAN
Recommends It as Pattern for
Massachusetts.
Boston April : Thi Sea Vori
milk prodiK lion and distribution tl .
m inlclpa .?^' i ? ? - ?? iecomm.i as a
pattei n ?"i Maaaacl laetts bj Govei noi
.? to the i."Vi - ature t..
<i rt '. .
'in?* Oov? noi say? thai th? Bvei .??-???
i.r mei Is rec? Ivlna a pri? ? a h i h .i
m?! retui ?i h.m an-, .i.i ?. i pi .??'t. and thai
sen diminii
? . ? fo the last ? ? The ?coi
tractors a ho i i Ufas
with the produi t of othei stati s an
position t.. demand the hit heel -
. . i, ti om the f.?' in? i - ai ?'?'? p' lc? and
: ? public ?)? ii\?'s im benefit
Ait. .:? kcriblni hoa the llfl
Ii owned retail ml K depots of N a Y..ii?
? n and mai kel in" prod ? I affording,
aa he'sa* - high? : prices foi Ih? fai m? i
and a better qu
.?,.??. i ..... noi ' ? commet ds l
the plan h?- followed it? Maasachunett?.
BAR CARNEGIE LIBRARIES
New Haven Had Asked for Gifts
Now Rejected.
New Havei farnegti ra ea
-??I aftei (.?itic asked Mi hv in
direct ? odd situa
to-da 'i ? Board of
1 Inane? has deUlned to Indors? th? i I i
.,,'.;? ? ? ? ? ', . i
a ill i ? '?? rraased lor an explan ? t I'-n
? . ?
New Haven has a
: Ives, a e gift ol ibo it
; ? ?? enting ?ilm? t enUr?
fort un? er o hei hi ?bai d, Hoi
i Ihe l provided *hs
? ? ? .. i
?i-i
a keen den 11
.. : : Libi ; d to ask M
foi them ii.
to glv< about IW.OUO for the |
ras ace? ihe
Board of ?.Idem ?
? I .
gift a probably bo returns*
STOCK JUGGLING BARRED
Sulzer Also Signs Bill Regulat?
ing Tenement House Work.
tlbei Api Governor ? ? ? lo
.; |h? I ?? i bill provld . ?
.
? ? e the pu
... n.? and ? ' constll
., ?nd ol ? ?
of st." .. i ??? ?? tage f '?" -'i1 b Is .?.;?!
by the Oovernor.
The Oovi ?
m. nded b th? Btat? ' ? toi Invest
_..... .. n ,....?. Id? * for the laau?
. of i- : mita b? Ihe ? ominiBsioner of
i.?i,,, .,, own? ol i." ' foi which
articles are manufactured In ten?
stringent regula
.
i Th? Baa? bill, '''"' ' *'?"- ' ' '" '
i ul? - and r< gulatloi
hoi thand ?port? as
day.
AS AMENDED BY_CITY CLUB
Suggestions on Blauvelt Patrie
Bill Sent to Sulzer.
i ' , . ent to Oove
. m? n randum r*o m ni oui
, , .i,..,. , onsld? ' defecti in Ih? Bis
,. it-patrl ? Mil, ?'? ilgi "' '" ?"" nd the
, ., i,. . direct primal Is ?. The amend
men) la urg? d so ? ? lo provldi
An un? hangeable primai n II In the
. h .'lim. il it I.' i
glmi '.. pa i. .. anisa on, in? ha
, abl? b: pai t) ruk
I \ dehnlt? laf? --; ? ? - * ? ? J i - "r h< pi.?i
: ,,f pat u . ommltte? .n deslgnallni i *
Igldatea
abolition of ( ?f part} ("'ni
i rnitii ? - l< dealgnal.Ildat? t" auc
1, ,.,.,i them: ' Ive ? ???? ? ommttt? < men.
\ \i leasl ihre? w?*eki _:.v?-ft t?> -ait vot?
en m which to dissent nom part) desig?
nation!
a radical reduction In the signal :
? required to pis? a a i and dati I sfon lh<
; Jilillial ) .
w oiitii i of th? ?' oi l hi part] f m
1 i.i?m . n tbc prim r .'.iii"t
Abolition of ihe perl or fact onal ? ol?
; m,m ?.n tl -? primai i ? allot.
a real prohibition ol the ?-? el i art
, runda ai pi Imai I?
WEDS WIDOW._GETS $10,000
'Yonkers Man May Now Obtain
Grandfather's Legacy.
v,f(^r wait In* 'i''?" yean, Charles i?
! .,iih;? ,,, twent* Hv? yean old, of >...,
HCrI ,(. ;.,?-i i" sel msi ? ??.i ?.. obtain
? a na.000 legoc: under the will of hia
I*,.,,.?rat.'-' ,;"'"1-" ******** "f ??*
He ?.?s married 1 h n
a,, nlghl W **'* ??"'?"??4 Hoottet, thirty.
n ;. , ,.., old, ?? widow, ?it,, ,,., , ,1,1
.... (. pgrt mon wsa pel termed by
th? Rl M--*'1'"" r * 1,h"" '?' ?*? ""'",
"f ?"'".. .,''*.ii',',,?..;. was ?? wealth) quarry
'?'" ,,i dial Hi.????? five years hkh
?wn.V. ,;'i i iif left I1""" ?" **** ?rsndaon,
"' '?'*! 5??K? young man married. Mun?
,'"''1, " ', nt-"t on "' letting married
?""' l'"1, ' . but i-ecentlJ hia friend? be?
st ***** *'nr, hc wsa ? illtng on tha widow.
cam?' nwuft
PVEGLASSES MAIM WOMAN.
" ? ' [~ so. : ?Wssl ?th Mr...,, waa
wu^eu*t* .******* ***** ?
?..? er?is ' ?.,,,, i, *h>- aras riding came
lH\l?al? '" .,., g touring <*r In Went
1nt(, collision """??j ghe ??-i taken to
4oth ?*t''";'rf .s,?,i., whtre * Physician
t,,.- >'?"'?.,,:,?'l-ft clxtek and lea ?>eiuj
f' ""''i, UCttAtri.
wert badil '**
IS HOST A?
PRIMARY ?tt TANGO
Initiates Departure by Holding
Political Mass Meeting in
Executive Chamber.
"HAS BEENS" CHEER HIM
Proclaim Governor State Leader
?Will Get Election Re?
forms on Statute Books,
He Predicts.
i it? .?? - ? . Ti bun? '
Ubany, April ii Governoi Bulserheld
ill) .-.'rano? d demonstration in th...
' X'-' -iix ? ' i ...m.?-, thi i aftei noon "f tin*
i strength which hi? recommendation f"t a
late-wide i ?emocratic pi ?mar). aa
, ' eased in in* -
? sti rdaj. ii id ?- ,-,?.,i. n xx;,.- :n th,
I.u in "f a i?.|iti al I ? ? : : i:. "f \xhi' li
the < ?" ? i n< i 'i in Ivate ?? ? -? etary. <
1 ' Platt, xx,.4 u,, mast? i of - eremontes,
Prai ? \ Wills
retar) of a bat la i? fi ol Thomas Hot!
? "-"? i n? 'a 11. mo? ratlc i eag u
it . ? .u ?ntl Tammanj
ithering. n h the a el >i the b ittlea
thi ough Th? i ?? x? ?re about
tliii ty-flv? ... ? al -liai
.hal. 1 --i,.
- \ rlulg . ? ....... xx ii.i baa
- m i (?andida! fo n ? st ev< thing from i
? ? . owi I once was I
? Depul ittorn? General; < 'hai '? \ !
1 ? in, of Albs i
'lei "f Wi
Ban .-;?;.., [mniel J I ?ugan, x?
I? n< w fighting "Pad klcCab? foi thi
i ?eme? i tl? lead? i ?hip of Alba
of bol h th? ? ? i .. i
and th Independ?i ?? ? eae mei
loudl' i - " laimi d ? ;?>?? ei nor Sulzei I ha
I " nu., ratl? I ad
It I to be I lirai time ? .;
? : nor "i tl ? --i ,;..
Ins. .n the i-.x- n... iber t furthei
i n U gislati? ? -.|..,.
? ;,. . - . ? . . | ?
t.-.i i tiuxx ha h i-i ui g? -i h a ? .. I mei
tage s Btate-wld. dire*.*! prims i I i ?x . n I
b fid better elect Ion laws.
Means Every Wo-rl of It.
tnd t of the yes
i .x. ....n.- rny
get I? ? I ,k. II] |
tters for the i | .
? ? :
... .?.
i- - |
expect ? ?
? . ? i
. P ...
? ?
dlst , men In the
1st? I ? ? ? ? ? ? ? duty
? ?
? ? ?
? Btudied ? ?
d in t
"It .?*. ? ? ? It Is m i ' ??
form on tl
?land ? t.I ..-,
tlOl ? 'a
!? n latui? hool ' ' '! do
;
? ? ? I I xx.. ? ?
.
I '
t than I the
But betw?
. I Januan ! ar< i ?? ?
?
? . f ? . ;
xx.i.s t... ? ? ? ? .. . ,? . , .
? .
'
I
leader? ? ..?x ? x. evidence
! ' I ' ? ? ' e | ? '
'
! XX ill,. 1.1 aft. i
?-..??? Go v ?
?..;.-? . ? ? ?
.wt of t he I ?' in." ral
frog i ? ??? I,,
t and 1 t les In I
?
xi Platt, the Gox en
? .,,-.. ,1 t . ? ? ? ..f the pesk? ? ?
l hat then would
pr? enl If . nol f"r ;? ?
Bina s? t" th? dsl.' i' ? :?.? i ? ??
tl . Ulla I a "f the pro I l/l
Ihi Democrat Parti ' ?? ltd the]
at ai ., ren? ?
., ti .x, .litixe i-ii.iinii. t, t.. be h< Id
neal Frida;
It waa Dai ?. 1 ?hai I?
i . . if i
1. inphai Is? d Ihe fa? i thai loirn |?eo|
? -<!. r? d ''."i ernor ? is 1 h
i ii. m... ratlc atate I? ad? t,
Frisbi?? W.llinti to Follox*/.
"We are fortunate," he ?aid, "In hax-in.*.
a leader who dares to lead ' -?m ?rilling
t.. follow arbore h? lesda and t believe
i ?,. great maaa of l K i io rats of th? itst?
ar< "
r.,1 m. i Benator Pie?et ick M Daven
poit ,,f i ti.-a. who was th? Progr? i I s
candidat? foi Meut? nanl > lo* 11 noi. sa d
?a- \- , - glad lo luppoi t the n ? ow i.?
! (...us >.f Governor Bulaer, partlcuiarlj In
of tl ? ta? t tha? P ogr? selve i ?
' ,. ntl) Introdu? ed ; <i'-v In the Legl lai ira
, |i.,. tleall) ' arrylng oui liMse reeom?
i m? ndationa.
??r-.-.t- . i > ihami I, "f the Indep? ndem s
League, said he believed there ??a?
.a,., .tii sentlm? ol in the Benate t" pass
;i:) |ng oui the Govern? : r? com?
mendations, bul l liai s little pn
i bs Got f bot x? ?4 need? d, He I
In ' ai ? ak for 1 taasi
? nil.-'-- --x ho ?l oke wer? :>a '..? ; \ ? m
bl) man ? "? kei. of Genes? ? ? 'o ml
|a , . i , | ?,,..-. of ? N .ei.? I 'am. I .1 j
i _.-, a d ' 'i-e ? _ Gibson. ? x ban j
?, ?? . ? Lodlncton, s Pi-ogres ?.??. of
n,.? fork; issemblymsn Eisner, ..f New
Vtk Charles N Buloer, ol Oswego, and
i., . ; , i least, Bitsa ?A'rii t xi-.
. . s'iagai ? ild i" be * deseen I
?# formel ? ?"? ei t"i Bllas Wright, ?x ho i? i
,,, Qovei not iulx? r vxi.at Bpietetua
kit "i OS] ''"'
t.?, Bulger asid he wo i - ...
.. -o find ??? mora l] rannlca un?Demo? I
cratl? las than tl a present Psrrl
veil direct primat- law,
, HU j xx .id i hia - ondltlon." he ,
?we mual bars a i-ad- r ??...niix
lo lead, and thaak God are ha ? that nrasa
H ,? ,,,,- nisi .;-i\fii,"i ?? " las hsd
,. ,. .,,_.. -., lift the bannei of reform "
On u.. mOtiOfl "I Mr \Xillar., thi rol?
lowins commltl.t nina men ?a? ap
,K.lnt?Ml i" drsfl ?' sisti i ? ? scl prl
, ,,.. ,,,;; i assd "ti the Governor ?
mendsilon?, snd '?? al? n ir..oi.,tins ti
bin i.ef. ths laeglslatur? -dward M
. ,,? l^i . ? >;. n e? ??? !.-.?'? ii. Dun
I ir, . ?' \ ?. fork: F M P?':f"?P? ' ?'
.,?. .,, Da? lei -i D ??*??? of Ubanx . x, -
tlmr ?-. I. idlngton, of Nsf sorn; i
s>(., ... ii, , ? I'ohinil.la. < ' ?r.
hiriser, of ?taremo tJ>snlel D. PrtsWa ol
s-h" arle, and x .1 Kha of Erk Mr.
i'r? kei xaa? chosen chairman an-i Mr
x\ inard ?'? Lo the i?sti?-r st the sug
gesilna nf t.ie <;..-.?rnor.
B? SEKW? DANIELS
Make It the Strong Right Arm
o? the Republic. He
Advises League.
THOMPSON RAPS CONGRESS
Says It Stands in Way of Effi?
cient Control of Service,
and Declares Younger
Admirals Necessary.
?' Bshlagtea April 11. "When the i.Is
plead for a greatei tuneilean na> ? we
1*111 hav< It, and nol till thru.' ?le? lai *?-l
S?cr?tai y Danll la In an eddresa al the
annual dinnei or ;;.? Navj League of the
Btates hen to eight.
"If we ?an convince the people of *br
? itat? i thai the navj la thelra, and
thai Mm ?nd i are here .?*> their aervanta
'" carrs oui I heli a lahea and Intel f,-t*
:" regard to ii ' Bald the ?Secretary, "1
*IH "eel that i.?' ier*i I? i her? ha- nol
"??? n rala. I do nol .'ant the people
thai the na - as hored some?
" here s ??..??. from them In the far mid
" ? ? wlonalism, but thai II la
1.???" alongside "f ti,.- American home
its protection I ?ant them t..
i. aol only it. gloi '
. in its pro -? u: - tii' lene*} ami its
-oesibtlltiM."
N.ivy Strong Right Arm of Reo.iblic.
"Prep u edn? is." he a Id I. ' ???? be had
??ni' i>> round m oui and completing the
i t lai ?" ? nough to tx
ght .? m ..r t t repul lie, aii'i
to ?i?? th.- work toi which the light arm
la Intended; nol for punlahment, nol for
to othen bul for protection of
?!.?' on? - countr? Lei ???
h.-,?,f- .!.. ? re and for? er a ith the
sill ir boaal the stripling l t we an
I anj nation on earth. [<ei is
ha ?? done with Ihr? ata, ?? l let us
? . ? doni a itii the undei ?? Btlma i -
? ngi . u.?' minimising of our naval
? i- . -i pa ??: thai iplril which
??? " .. i den ' i'.a! I.' :??'
.. ? i.un., is as I
... b on every toni
in con lusion, s. i i? a Danli
t h a t t her? ? t Ion
... and the peopl?
:? ?? 'at;? : are lo ">? fflvi n ?
mat loi - 'i.- nt ol
?
in I ? introdui tl. i ha i man Fits?
? : lat ions Con
luted to n ipond to
the toast ?
Uv? ," i olon? ; Thompson, the toa
? ; iled to the "next
? ? ,.r the
Hi . pport of
? .? tl ? ? ? I Mi
. ? ? ? per of the p
.' ? ? i that no
? f.., i
: ? ? could neil her be
nilui ? i hi i he
l He t oi
? ? Increased
ippeared bel th?
A|i|.i"i it lona ? " ? qu i l -
1? did nol kn?j?r? ? i hal the?, ??> ?
? replied ! ir wa
not ti . of th? Icagiu to u i
priai
i i i conviction
hlmsell i - audltora awn
I ;?'?. world?
hard foi
? Bmlllngl? . "i
ha d i" ? Ilminate
.?attle hipa during
?
ite to Sec?
Danli
He
e would wtl
; ? howev? I he m im? nt he
B , .....
Ing to Increase the na*. \ und
? ? - ? ta ? ..r . ni i.'in
contr? ? . ? ..
M pson, chal? ms n ol t hi
? . . itee of 1 - .??
Y-iuncjer Admirals Necessary.
?i t ??
are neeet ?? an Am? rl an fli l
live in : ?'?.? ??? ??
. ? onel 'l homp
??il ' ?" \g\ ? | ' .1 | ' ' n
g high ranl
oflli ? ? a tl na ind ha pei liai
i .?? u ?? .i t.. pi ..?. ld? for ( .'? sil nation a in h
?
? '.. ..n.'! Tu..n that in
Jan ? iS n ar adm?rala oa
t he na. al Hat, the i ? ? <
? . ir and aevei
.i - i aptatns one year
ind nine mi tl H? added tha? nft? ? n
? ? ' ? !.. en)?? elghl had no .i
rear admiral . whlli the remainder had
? been In i .?'ien i command on an ?
ol ont) nine mom hs al wa
i ndei i h? pi i ? nl la a. h? d<
"our adm?rala ..!.? too old ? hen th? >
i? ;.. m in.- Dag ? ink and the- ha? a uh'I
t.... little ? v|i?t'.'?i ??? .n rommand lu In
i.i"!" i I* qua iti. .1 foi hand Ing thi bet I
in tlir,' of \*ai.
Airships Won't Supplant Battleships.
Accord ng t?. ' 'aptaln W. i ? 'hau ?
i s x . aeith? i the dti igtbl? noi I ?
aeroplane ??ill ever aupplanl the modern
i gttli ship .? i wa lighting force H?*
;,,i.i Hi.- aeroplane, however, would ht of
gieai value in an auxiliary capacity.
i iirectors ? ere ? I? cted as folloa -
i oi the t-1 n. ? tiding March n. I HI
Carter Harrison Kitshugh, ..f Chicago;
Governor Kmmel U'Xetl, ol ?.labama;
Clarence Ousley, of Kort Worth, Tex., and
I: w Sees? r, ol N? s Vol n I n the
I, i.n.in g March ?SI, 1912 .1 I? Ph? la
ol Ban Ft ancla? o: < leoi gi V. I. M?> ?
?i tasa 'busetts, and P? < i Bel.nt, >?;
N'en "i ork. i or th? t> rm ending Ma
HI \. ii gta) ton, ?'hai lei i. Pool.
i ...lit- A. Oaborne, Henry n w ird, i.
i .i |.i Moi gan, ? 'Union ti Braim .
Beekman Wlnthrop, William K. Clark and
it. A Long, all 1*1 -'1'- t' '?.
SULZER GUEST OF DEMOCRATS
Will Speak at Jcffcrsonian Dinner
Here This Evening.
Alben April 11 Governor gulaer will
t., ta New ?orfc lo-moirow, where h<" will
Bpeek in the evening at the Jetferaonlan
dinner t<? be given under the auspfeea of
?iattonal i lesBoerstlc ? lob,
An Invitation ????? SStSBdSd I" the
Oovemee to-day t" Bpeeh sa Bllaa
wri^iit at ii,?* LummsBcamstH <*r st
Laarreaee L'ntverslty, tienten, .lune n.
-e
BURGLARS MISS RICH JEWELRY.
B rgtara failed to opes ? large safe
containing diamonds an?i Jewelry valued
at from *fl%tn to $1".."?? IB It??? BBtabUab?
nii-iit of Marry Smith. BBanutaetUrlBg
{eweUei. Ne IM Breoaae street, >.?t????.?ii
; ...?!... k Th m.?.la? algbl an.) yeeterday
morning After blearing open a small
-.if.? the) aacapad *tth only ? nni<t n?.?'k
[chain \ahi'.i al about ** Th? ?.i.-<>t door
lof th? l.irtf.? *?af?* epperentll proved too
atron? ?"?>?? "?* ? ..?????'???
TIMELY FEATURES
In To-Morrow's
SUNDAY
TRIBUNE
Theodore Roosevelt's Own
Story of His Eventful Life
Beginning to-morrow, the first of a series of papers by
Theodore Roosevelt will'appear under the title "SOME
CHAPTERS OF A POSSIBLE AUTOBIOGRAPHY,"
which are certain to be of intense human interest. In these
papers Mr. Roosevelt will talk with greater intimacy than
he has on the platform, in his books or in his editorial
writing, and the American people. _s well as the greater
public, will learn about his experiences, his philosophy of
life, and so much of his achievement as will illustrate why
he has come to hold the views he now holds, and what he
believes can be taught thereby to others.
Thirty Thousand Preventable
Deaths Here Each Year
Klmer !'. Rit ten house makes this assertion about New
11>rk and urges ;x "conservation of life" movement to ?a\c
si - !nilli"ii Vmericans in the next decade.
Finest Workshop in the World
for Father Knickerbocker
Jiif new Municipal Building, now (?earing completion, will
be "no of the city's prides. Cost of structure and *-itc totals
S18.000,(X)0, bin N'ew York will saxe bv the investment
The White House as a Home
Abounds in Charming Memories
President Wilson, his wife and daughters, while enjoying
the beauties and comforts of the spacious mansion, get
pleasure also from its traditions and its venerated historical
ass? "i.t' i? 'ii-.
Well, the Breed of Horses Is
Going To Be Improved Again
It i-4 possible that the flattened bankrolls of the "bookies"
will be improved al the same tune. Manx will watch to
see if senior member of firm of racing and gambling can
d< - '-?- il hi ??;: i -1*1 partner.
Boardman Robinson,
famous rribune cartoonist, caricatures the turkey
? tters.
Auction Bridge Clinics. By gtoroe kling
THE WOMAN'S PAGES
Greek Games at Barnard College
(Profusely Illustrated)
ribing ?' nnual itival .-it Barnard in picturei ind
stoi
"Why Not Try Millinery?" By gladys coates
. ? acher of Millinery and Domestic Vrl ai Teachers College, Pratt
Institute and Barnard School for Girls), rhii srticle is very sug?
gest \.r x? "iii?*ii who don't know whal to '1" with their tine.
Clothes for Limited Incomes (illustrated)
A x.rx comprehensive and hopeful discussion by a practised hand.
in the MAGAZINE SECTION
Doing the Unexpected in Baseball
:> by oui old friend BILLY EVANS, the veteran umpire of the
\i.icii? am League. Connie Mack's advice lo "do xxli.u ihr .?tiier
ello? don'l expect" ii ?'? ma*.un worth following, lie taya, ami lie
? 11 ,*< - ;? b* man* . n< cdotes
Three Big A's in Surgery
?, b) EDWIN F. BOWERS. M. D.. the author of "For Judge or
Surgeon ?" which attracted io much favorable attention two xxrrk-s
aero. Vnatomy, Anxathetici and Antiseptics are the imp<Mrtaal \'?.
he ?ays, and he shows the wonderful progresa made in surg?, al
science tracing in history from the m?>?t .?n< eni times.
A Fool and His Money
th? M CUTCHEON - rial, illustrated bj ihr splendid picturei ei
KELLER, moit! on toward its climax, and th.- love interest m
, egget i" tl'?' heart-palpitating point.
These are a few of the Special Features in To-morrow's
TRIBUNE, which will also contain all the Cable and Tele?
graph News, all the General News, all the Political News, all
the Society and Resort News, and more comprehensive Sport?
ing News than any other New York Newspaper gives.
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