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SUTFRAGISTS plead
IN SBWIE FOR BALLOT
Women from Every State in the
Union Present More than
100,000 Petitions.
FIND ARDENT CHAMPICNS
genators Meet Couriers at
Hyattsville and Join in
Their Picturesque Pa
rade to Capitol.
a Ktaff < orrespnnilent of The Trlbutie ]
Waehlnfton, July H.?Fur the Brat ttme
hlatory of thc "cauae" *omnn auf
fragi waa freely advocated oa the tioor of
i nlted Statee Benate to-day. aft.r
WOBMO from a'.l parts of the ountry had
. f.i over MMM petltkma urglng thc
r the woman auffrage amend
BKnl Twenty-one Benatora expreaaed
themselves 111 favor of the measure; Oth
. Benator Ranedell, ?.f Uouial
they had no objectlon to aul
fraKe In thOCC BtatCB that v.anted it, Uut
thty did ohjeel to havlng it forced on
.. whlch did not wanl U through the
ptedtan ol B cnsiltutional amendincnt.
8jin othen expreea d themaelvee ;is un
iKcrably oppoaed to extendlng the Iran
. . aul praaentad the | ? l
i from the "eatimable ladles of tha
h i'. a the bonor to rcpreaenl
i eechec In favoi ol the wom
? | ware mada by Benator
ol Oklahoma; Benator Aahuret, ol
Benator Polndexter, ol Waahlng
u>n. Benator Brtotow, ol Kanaaa: Benator
ghenaan. ol tlllnols; Benator Bmoot, ol
I'tah: Bei ator Lani ol Oi agon
. ol Wlaconaah.
Five Hundred Couriers in Parade.
n waa "petltton day" In Waahlngton.
Tha edebmtlon besan with the hotal
uf the yellow fla^s on eighty automoMlea
Ht the rallroad atatlon In Hyattavllle. Md ,
th ..f Waahlngton. Tl n
?... p ? hui dred petlth)
tao ofhclal repreaentatlvee from ? ?
othara e/hb i ame becauw
ouldn'l BtAJ away. New Vork. fur
.-.ad ton delegatea, New Jerae)
had elgbt, Maaaachuaetta len and Penn
s> Ivanla ?ix
Th< ? was led b> the Congraa
. committee car, wlth Mlaa im.;;.
Lucy Burna and M M H Itb A
Noyea Next .ame membera <>f tha l<
luffrage Commltteej Benatora
as, Chamberlaln. Aahurat Clapp
. -.i Jonea After thean rode tbc
Katlonal American Woman
Buffragc Aeeoclatlon, Mra Mary Ware
ett, Mra. Franeea Maud Hjorkman.
R1 eta i hll* f> rr and Miss H
Todd. of Callfornia. After them earne tiie
gatta from the atatcs In alphabetlcal
We'comed on Yellow Stand.
II |] o'vlock the long yellow lliu bcgaa
?<? move, up over tiie tieid and down into
ihe plne woods behlnd Hyattavllle, untll
the rtaitora bagan to thlnh Miss Paul waa
tyrng a joke on them and had brought
h.-.n to a plcnlc instead of the Btnal
. ; Ited Btatea But no: it ?av l
tallarouml. where on a yello* trandBtand
Vlayor Bhapherd oi Hyattsville welcomed
irats, then Introdui ? d Rei -
atlve Krank O. Smiih. of Marylainl.
?? : himself "ahnoat per
Benator Owaa won appiausc by
Mlng the ?omen as "Fcllow BufTra
..) Benator Claps took- occaaton
mon argumenl "
? if l wanted to buUd a t.mpie i wo>iid
t | he sai.l. "hui i we ild
I him about bulldine. a hfcma
- igalnal women,
anyway; ba had too many mothera-ln-.
Mlaa Paul called attentlon to thc fa t
that this was the first time in the hlatory
Of BBy people that the poverninK body
haC] | ....... wel oma ?
franchteed claai bearmg petitions.
?Tl >. barrkade the doora and
ral! OU1 tbc troopa But, then.-,"
?he aald, "?r' i am ever madc ao pl
*- . oi ao daterrnlned a flKht for free
dom as women an- making. Tlla is tha
Ihlrd great demonatration we have had in
Washins'.on since March."
Strong Eacort of Police.
routc of the petition bearera into
?lational capital was marked by
Bptorn trees and impromptu lakes
BCToea the roads. the result 61 yeater
daj ? Btorm. ? onaldcrable time was
on that Bccounl \t the border
hne Maryland and the Dlstrlcl
Ol Columbla they hailed the first of ihe
Waahlnaton pollca There waa no repe
tition of the pollce trouble Whlch
marrerl the Manh mfrragC parade
Th?f warc motorcycle pollce or. evary
corner and two rode beglde the lloee at
Inter\ als of e-. eiy three autotnohiles.
? ii, arrlvlnjc at the Capitol the women
Bwarmed mt.. thc marbje room ol the
Kenate. wbencc ihej aenl th.ir carda to
the Benatora from their atatea Then
they walted, with aim? t?ile,l h'Rh arlth
petitions, tlad wlth yellow rtbbona
The Benatora roee to 'he occaelon
n., i greel n? tha a nen most affai>l>'.
whatevei mal opinlona oa thc
auffraK* MUestion
New York Senatora Absent.
Tha tfew Tora women, bowevcr, warc
aiaappolnted neither of their Benatora
was in Waahlngton Benator Bool waa
iti Kurope and i*Qorman In New
York, thr\ uere inferaaed Mra, Oilva
irtel delegata from the New
Vark state Woman BuaTragc Aaaoda
Uoa; Mi Laldlaw, from
- iffrage part). and1 Jareea
l.ees LaMfeaw, fraea the Katloaal Men'a
Ueaawe, had aearl) lejaj nemea In all
Theae. oh\loUs!>. eouM not i.p waated,
"?? thev utrnee them ?vn to genatei
Chaml.erlaln of Oregon, "father of the
auffraaa MU."
Wceka, of Maauachueetta dis
led Miss Maraarat Poley, and Mrs
Olei !? ??. ? r i:\ar.s. too
?We hopc you uiii helpaau yauean do
1.naclentloualy." Mrs Bhraaaaald. "but
<.r rourae, if \ ou i an't"
N'' !h";'- I '?' ?Orry." saU) Senator
n* ?* "1 do not favor onir cause at all
Hwwaver i wfll preeeal yoor patWona!
and if I ran ?erva you in any way. pitase
'all upon m. . 1 11 do anythhiK for
c It ^??.te for vour bill."
"Thafa all we want," the weanen sigh<o
The Baaddcat woman In the a/bola army
^a? Mlsa !".ila (i BwcueOB, of Rhode Isl
and. an^i otaybe sh< wan't iall the votera
of her 9!atP What she thlnks of Benator
Colt
Senator Colt Angera Women.
"He woabta'l take it. ? ?he apattered.
'?What do you thlnk of that? II.
looked ?t |t, an,i thf,n handed it bacti
'J'll thlnk about It.' he aald. 'coOM egalli
?t 12 a'eloek to-morrow.' "
??nator Ceft evldently aaw ihe llght
SUFFRAGISTS ON THE STEPS OF THE CAPITOL
SENAK >F ( HAMBERLAIN
GIST MRETING VT
later arhi ovcr the Benata thi
MWUrl a:al <??*?? ?
n re popplng up and handlng In
M- a. nl ? tarj to find Mnw
from her
& ? f.r l'.i:rtoT.. of OhiO, throa up hi"
the clrclc of
white < '.a.! women cloeed about hlm.
"Ladiee. ladlea!" be crled. "Thla is thc
? ' ' ' eve <-"r M,pn
j.j] , e attei tlon of the In
ttee to thla
s. nator Ba n . of i- org ... waa ablc to
..,, i iK??ti >. too "Bul ?
dear ladlea/' he proti - ? ? ? v - ,:"
? ? me on thla matter. I'm
chairman of the Fori ? itl ?ni Com?
mlttee Thla, n aeem to me, la a matter
of domeatlc relaUona."
w hen aii the UU '""-s had
... wav Into aome Benatorlal
. j.. .ket th.-- women crowded into th* gai*
!., ,.s \\ :<r<- they proceoded to inak:
... . it Ii an UpmuU
bl. traditlon ol ti.. Benata thal gallerlea
bc quiet, m order lhal ihe iaher?
,leep undlaturbed. L'nfortunate
wcmen forgot. Wbenevei aiu 8?nato,
?..,,.. . ? ? . ien luai couldnl malu
thelr handi I i hayi. imMh K_.,i
When Benator Bhennan. o! "Jfnole. >ar;.
.. ? war waa. hct would prc
. ,t ,M,id.?-i In blue or gra
* "'V' V'-m"tha'l flHed
.. v tl ?? atorm thai ni'eu
gaVrteaVaaalmoat more thanhu
n ,i uahera cou d endure. Al laat, no*
.v'.r. the! bullled the auffraghni tato
?tlei ?
Owen Warmly Advocatei Cauie.
Benator Owen made th* kVngeet apeV h
In fa\or of the bill
??i preaent tbese petlUona." be said. m
no perfunctory aplrlt, bul In tha bellef
that woman auffrage wlll ???> better for
the government. better for tbe home.bet.
,,,- for thc lafeguardlng of thc health or
thc peopk bettci for thc aafeguardlng ol
the rlghta, Intereata, happlneaa and xen
tra! welfan of the chlldren, thc women.
and of thc men themaelvee.
?The reaaona for thla requeat on the
part ? f tbe women of th- rountry are
overwhelmlng and unanewerahle, and the
time hai come when they muat be conald
<r,,i with dlgnlty. with unblaaaed n.md.
free from tbe prcjudlce of paeelou, In th*
mtereata of the wdfara of tbe human
,.,..,. i a<i n..t undaratand bow a man
,oving and honortng women, bellevlng In
,hdr Injegrit) of mind. bellevlng n hdr
moral and ethlcal aenae bellevlng In thelr
uoxlaht character. bdlevlng in thelr rlghta
? Juman bdnga, can denj thc over
cbelmiafj reaaona luettfylng woman auf
fT.f'th- evenlng th* auffragleU celebrated
Jth a dlnnei el th* Brlghton Botel.
wtw? thdi friendafrom the Senate made
more apeechee. Mra Jamea Laea Lald
,trMra. MatyWa,.i Dennett, MteaHeton
?odd Mra Kh.ta Chtlde Dorr, Champlaln
j {U?/. ?f lhe New Jereey Men'. League.
who nmtored d. wi,., Ibe ^J??>
women; Mra. John Turney. whomo >
fromTenneee^.aiidMlaaJeannetteRan
hln. who .an..- a i th- way frcm Butte.
j llont . made apeechee._
HALL CAINE SHOWS FIGHT
Objects to Censorship of His
New Novel and Wins.
. B, , .,|.!,. tc Th< Trlbuae.1
Uftdon. 'J..iy 31 Hall Catoe hai
I .?,, VOn a Mg vi.'tory OVOT the aelf
appotnted Englhrh Itteran cenaor. the
dlrculatlng llbrnrj commlttee. whlch
puthlalateal book, fTne Woman Tbou
,;;iV,.,, Me.- pubUabed yeaterdajr. tn
the ?leetricted" Ikrt, meanlng a book
not to be offered ll '?'? usli;i1 "**? b"t
?upplied oniy to BUbacrlbere Inaiatlnl
on havliiR It
Mr. Calne and his publlabera at oncg
dadded to boycott the llbrariea, refua
hag to lal them have th- book on any
rterma Al the aame time the book "?s
rreerj on. r. <i at the ordlnary ehopa
The novel was thiia BO w. II bodoMd and
the th inand M Ktf-at that the cenaorH
had to come off thelr perch and ramova
all restrictions.
ADDRESSING A SL'FFRA
HYATTSVILLE, MD.
YUAN RESTORES ORDER
NORTH OF THE YANG-TSE
Fall of Forts at River's Mouth,
Now Iraminent ? Rcbcl
Qenerals Flee.
Pea ng, Aug l. -'?\ ith tba I
forts at the n.o.;tl, of the Yir.K>l'?
ltiver. wMch is bcUeved bera t<> b< h
mlnent, the vang-Tae would bc deared
of r< .is. and it is ihought the ?? ?
then would recolve Itaell Into prorl
^utlawry whlch could aoon be termlnated <
ltepoi ta re rtved h< i ?? froni
say ti.at Dr. Bun Tat*aen, formei pro
vtakmal I ? Idi al Ii i 111 th. re, but that
Qeaeral Cheng Chl-men and Qeneral
Huan-Slng. tWO other itade.s ;n the ??
i o t i.v ?? Bed
ruan Bbih?kal'a adhareata eapreaamueh
elatlon ovar tha auccaaaea sained bj tb<
loyal armir^-. ami ndvecate th.e Introduc
tlon of ? dlctalorlal form of governntent.
n ia tald tbc; bop for the uitlmatc ee
tabHihmenl of a new Tuan dynaaty, an
der whlch the) would ahare In the apolli
of ofllce Tiie;. eontend that en\ eom<
promisc al thc preaent time would :
Chlna In '?? chronli conditlon ol ravolu- .
tlon. whkh, they ar?r/je. arould ba 1
dangeroua owlng lo the terrltorlal ??
pfratloaa or itusaia and Japaa
Hankers and membera of thc dlplon
corpa in Peklng m? ol the bdlel that !
Prealdenl Tuan Bhlh-hal'a moal dlfflcult'
task wlll bc the orgBnlaatlon ol a eyatem
ol taxatlon theougbi at thc rapuWlc
When thc anti-Man.hu rcvolutlon wi''
pu| down, revenuei Ironi thc pi
practlcally ceaaed Tba eentral govarn
menl h;i* alnce been eanied on by naeana
of loana.
MUMPS MAY COST OFFICE
Republican Postmaster Has It,
and Democrat Applies.
[From Th? Trlhune llureau |
Waahlngton, Juty 81. a Democratk
capirant for the poHtmastershlp in Al
mond. N. v.. has Bled chargce Wlth
Benator O'Gottnan that the preaeni ln?
cumbenl la a Republican and h.is tha
niiirhps. and BtlOUM be remo\ed from
ofllce for both reaoone.
"It would not be in good taste," thc
Democrat wrltea, "for an appllcan! for
the position to prefer chargee ugalnst a
postmaster, but there are plentv of
particH here who know the factg.
"Mr Helmer has been bavlflg a
beverc time with the mumpa. i am not
(jnaiified to state arbether hia conditlon
was reaiiy dangerooa to the publlc >r
not. bul the publlc arera afrald t.? epter
his ofllce and many complalnts WCTC
heard. and partks who had mail to
?end out employed other partlea to go
into the ofllce for mail and to mail let
ters. fearing to <io ao thetnaclvea
???It has brcn the talk of thc town for
neveral daya"
The poatmaater of Armond i? <;eorge
I*. Helmer The Democratlc aspirant
for the patce found that thia did not
prevail against him. as the < l\ll servl. e
regulations stood in the way He then
broiight forward his ?harge that Hel?
mer was a vl. tlm ->f mumps
_._a
ACTRESS SUE8 FOR $25,000
Charges Buffalo Architect with
Breach of Promise.
Miss rnmllle Traeedala, an a-tress whol
?ppeare,1 ?n tle K.l.les of 1912." fllrd j
vciterdav a ault In the Suprcine < ourt for ,
feMlfor al!e?ed breach of promlse
agalnal Alexan'Vr M M.llony an archi?
tect of Uuffalo He Is a rnatrlcd man
uiM Trueedale ailepe* that Bellony
promleed merrlage to her 011 rH.njarv
?a ,i the Hotel Ten Eyck, Albany, and
?h* acrepted on MBrch L On Majr 1 ahc
uarned that he had a wlfe. At that time.
MlM Truesdale complalns. ahC had her
trouaacati made at an exaenee ol ge*. and
had alao rc-slgi.ed ber job on the stafe.
REVOLT IN VENEZUELA
MGREASES IN GRAVITY
Barrlng of Cipher Messages in
Telegraph Inclicates That
Caracas Is Disturbccl.
GARRISON RISES IN MUTINY
Brothcr of Cipriano Castro, a
Graduatc of West Point, in
Command in Rcbel
lious Scction.
? ... || ? ty waa
dei ply Inb n .-?? d j over th* newa
,,i t> e flrst al week at tha
. ... ? lei
,i.il i ? i M.ino i 'aatro, thi d< I
,\, -. Vlewi v ? i. ? t, but newa
?hon Ii s > xactl) hoa trong l ?? ? '? I
: rddlng llgbl
R , . rd bearer of
thc "' 'ai' lata
? ?:.;> Ind tion thal
i
mt waa ? l
? . ;
?
rffcct that no clpl
publl ? ' - M
? ' . ? Buch
.
ilte a dlfferenre I
v h>. alwaya lelegrai
l Um .: mi -->- ? ....
tolh i- .-?'??-? '
tooh ti.. pn
? .
;.:??-?
etnmenl In tbe mai
.-,, w .. ? ? .? from B ?
laal nl| l
etall tbe eartii
i of the Ii recti
nea deulla Indicating that tb< revolu
actlvll i I ? ' ?'? rvl'l,r
rangi Btlll therc Ii r othli | i '
ftbout '?> neral Caatro, excepl
the rei I I '
thi uprla i? an
;. ? . geoeral dellvi rj of tha W kll
poatoffl. r
Gcvernor of Falcon Flee*.
doubtedl) ? ? been wel
.: begai almul nei
?. vi ral atati i Q.al U * lura
tn or of tbe Btab
, orted captured In thc etta< k on < ro l
is 1...M .?? made bla ci ? "?d Into
thc ?? U rlor, bul aevcral of thc i
authoiiUi i have been .Bted and lm<
;. d s- - 0111 : ? I giVCI
, . . LtfcHi l >v thc (" t thal the
rtaofl has rteen In mutiny, whlch m
. , M m h -ih etlon of aW from
wlthln lha governn* ol i ial
Impartlal prlvate edvlcei ? elt I Ii
Ihta . |t! on W edne d -\ t< ll Rl ol Ihe In
? ......r ti i atati ol om i ?
lombta were ela.Kh a* d from i' irai io
ia-t nlghl Accordlng to I.
Carmelo Caatro, youageel brothcr
cral ' Iprlano ' 'aatro. Ii In ? omm
the revolutlonlata therc <??
mclfl ' aatro haa the edvantagi oi a mlll
t.,i?-. tralnbig ?t w. it Pdi i
Cipriano. whlle Prealdenl had
mtttcd to IIm Unlted Btatea Mllitar;
A< adamj
After gdtlne i aati factorj foothoW In
tha stat. of lai. on, r- pori ? a . llx rei
olutlonlete purpoM to tavade Ihe itate ol
t.ain, adjotnlni falcon on t' e v'"it i ith
er operattona under Oeneral Mavai ari
cxpected In thc stnt.- of Bulla, In thc
noi theeati rn parl of the counti ,; I i
greal ooffee ablpptng pori of Maracalbu
i? ti.ipllal of ti'- st.it- of Zull i 'i lx
rcvoiutiontati are n..w In command ol
c,,i,,, thc capltal of Falcon, I il dl
patehea from Curaeao bav< . n- ted no re
iponae
Lerjation Without a Head.
Tbe Btatc Departmenl al IVaahlngton la
irlthoul Informatlon an I a altuatlon,
Whlch offldala of the departmenl do aol
s.-in to tiitnk of i aertoua nature. The
reaaoa for thla abeencc of offldal newa ?
thal thc Amerlcan legatlon In Caracaa Ii
iiow in cbanre of a derk.
Ki'ioti Norti.tt. Mlnietcr to \
under tbe Tafl admimatratlon, ha r<
siKiie*! an?i his Buccieaoi has nol been ap
polnted Jefferaon Caffrty, former < argd
d'affaires of ll,- legatlon, ls ROW Otl dut)
at th. Itate Departmenl The departmenl
ha-- no knowledge ..r the whertebouta ol
Oeneral Caatro
Oeneral Bafael de Nogalce-Mendea i
member of thc Katioaal part) of Vene?
auela, "f whlch Oeneral Joel Manuel
Hernandaa la tbe kadar, aald yeaterda)
that he expected aarly toformatlon of tha
srrtv ii of Oeneral Caatro l? Venexuela
Oeneral Wogalee- Mendat expecta Oeneral
caatro to Jotn bla brotber In TaclUra
???
SINKS AFTER HE SAVES CHILD.
BXwdentown, N J . Joty tt.?Alberl
Buekalem, twenty-two yean oM, gave up
hta Hfc this aftarnaoa t<> aavc Aaaraet A.
Holly, flVe yeara aM, from Irownlng In
a ereek. Bocaalem reecued the lad, bul
was ?*o axhaoatad la dotng ao that h. agah
and was drowne.l. His body was reCOV
ered with grappllng lruris.
FAIR. 1915
Fatherland Officially Refuses to
Participate in San Fran
cisco Exposition.
EUT BRYAN IS OPTIMISTIC
Hopcs Answers Received in
Washington from London,
as Woll as from Berlin,
Are Not Final.
ryrom The Trttmne Paieaa 1
Waahlngton, July II. Oermany, W
?.;..; learncd to-day, has taken aetlon
aimllar to thal ol Orcal Brltaln in de
clinlng to accepl the Invltatlon ol ihe
United Btatea to participate In the
Panama-Pactflc Expoaltlon. The reaaon
each of theae eountrlea ofactally glvea
for Ita dialncllnation to take part la
thal there are too many aucb exposl
Hona and the ?xpenae of partlctpatlon
la too great,
The Becretary of Btate, however, if.
:.s uaual optlmlatlc and aald to-day that
i the anawera whlch have al*
i. ..iv been gtvi n are not iinal it aeeme
thal thc -. fuaala ol both eountrlea were
ircclved al thc Departmenl ol Btate
Iwo wi i ka ago, altto ugh the Pn
waa not ad> lai d ol th< m untll to-day.
The omclal reaaon for Orcal Brltaln
rti Oermany holdlng alool is nol ac
. epted here aa the true exphmatlorj of
tlon. In the caae ol
England thc cauac la the fallure ol
Am? rlca to take atera for the adjust
? :' the Panama i frnal tolla mat*
ici, as waa p. Inted oul In The Tribune
yeaterda; mornlng, whlle Oermany la
?Ith tmerican poUcA con
cernlng a readjustment ol the coraaner
, tal ai rang< mcnl bi twei n the taro
trlca
Whal is now fsared by tiiose mter
ested m the exposition is that many
cther countrie3 will follow the lead of
the two qreat powera. There la Blrcady
ive i ? il Japan, becau ? ol
tn. < 'alifornl i land queatton, a III flnally
? .. -., | artlclpate In Ban
>.,,-. There haa already
... great di al of antl-expoettlon
tlon ii -1 <\an
The act.on cf Great Britain and Ger
n.any iscorsidered mot unusual. While
mtcrnaticnal expositions have become
a bane, even neccssitating a year or so
a>jo an international conference for the
purpaae of limitinaj them, the refuaal,
after a delay of a year, of a fnendly
invitation from the United States is al
tvost without precedent and probably
will not be taken kindly by the admin
iatration here, particularly if the behef
ofows that the exposition matter is
being used as a retalmtory measure be
caueo of dissatisfaction concerning
Arrencan policy in other pointa.
Grcal Uritaln'a general attltud*
i nlted Btati i has attrav ;? d
. irable atu ntlon latclj. Th< re la
..f lach ol i o-op
.lea ?. matti r. When
came up from Zdexlco Clty
European dlplornata there hud
_?? ? ? :n m nding reporta on
tondltlona to th> ir rcapectlve govern
a ith *n dh Idual requcsta thal
poi i i e m nl on to w bi hington,
nol believcd poaalblc that Buch
I an unuaual and totally unpracedented
n had i" ? n taki
rnmi nl had * report
on tbc Bubject from Ambaaaador IrVll
?on, the truth waa nol madc publlc,
and thc admlniatratlon here waa natu
tally anxloua thal thc fa ta ahould nol
ili d. it remalned for Ihe Brll
ish Pbreign Offlce officially to confltm
ili o Cit) n port. Thal lai ihe
,.it oul of thc bag, and thc governmenl
here waa < ? embarra
Then the Brltlab Porelgn Ofllce took
lon a in ii !ts dlplomatl
In m. ?.. ? ? il had n i ommi ndi d and
lald his \uws beforc the governmenl
here, and <\. n auggi ati d, It la i
on truatworthy authorlty, the courae
whlch the United Btatea ahould follow.
? >f the At ? i ountrli ? whoae ageni i
took parl In the Jolnl aetlon i in bi
i waa Ihe flral to take the atep
and th- flral fon Ign natlon t.. Inter
f. re wlth the United Btatea In Ifexlco.
Blnce then two othera of the flve na
a > .1 Bngland'a lead.
London. Ji '?? ??' Both the Brltieh Por
and Walter Hlnea Pagt tl i
Amerlcan Anibaeaador here dedlnc to
tter or to reveal tl ?
,,f the reveraal of thc announcemenl
r, time ba< k thal i Ireal Brltaln
had dedded In prindpla to partl Ip ita In
tlon.
it i ,, been mooted lor aome time, how?
ever, thal the dlapute In n k-h.i to thc
j r.in.ini.i Canal toll mlghi poaalbly lead
t,, thla reault, end the preeenl notlflca
I tlon of non-partlclpatlon la attrlbuted to
I thal . buw
35 BURNED BY GASOLENE
Seven Dcad and Thrce Dying
from Explosion in Motordrome.
rinclnnatt. Jul) W A rccapltulatlon
,,f the caaualtlea whlch followed Ihe
,. ighlns or tbc machlne <ir!\. n bj (win
, |nto an electrlc haht pol< al
,1 . '..io.oii |Ky.) Motordrome laM ni?ht
?!,, thal the aaaolene from th< taan
,,f the cycle burned no fewer than thtrty
ti\e peraona.
Beven peraona are dead, three othera
cannoi recover accordlng to the attend
uig phyalelane, aaven othera are la a
?erloua conditlon and not yel out ol
whlle . Ightei ii othera austalned
Injurlea ?( a more or laaa oerloua natura
FLYER HITS AUTO PARTY
New York Girl Badly Injured a:
Kingston Crossing.
I ,. laton, N v . Julj 11. Miss Dorotby
campbdl, of Kew rort Clty, wai
probably fatally Injured to-nlghl when
ti,, "Btp Van Wlnkle Plyer" on the
i isi.r .\ Delaware Rallway atrack an
antomoblla drlven by John Nordland, ol
N-ii'.iii"' h al Downa street.
,,, Imffy and Mi-s Kate
f gjagaton, and Nord
ed injiiri'M. Nordland
murunderatood the atgaala ol
Leow
latld
appi
I thc
iv
mail at the ruiiroad croaelng.
RATE WAR IN SIGHT
IN ATLANTIC SHIPPING
Hamburg-American, Having the
Imperator, Claims a Larger
Volurae of Traffic.
[By Car.1* toThn Trlhun*.!
london, July 31 ?The quarrel whlch
has arlsen between the Hamburg-Amer
Icaa and the Nord-Deutseher Lloyd
lincs over the division of steerage traf
Bc wlll. It is feared. extend to other
t llnes. w ith the almost certain prospect
that the North Atlantie eonference wlll
break up. cntailing a real rate war.
The Hamburg-American llne, on ar
count of having the .r)O,0(>0-ton steam
shi;> Imperator ln service, with two
othera of the aame class to foiiow next
ycar, Ifl dalmlng a larger percentage
of emlgrant trafflc from ilerman ports
than it handlea under the exlstlng
agreement The Nord>Deutecher Lloyd
contenda that it runs more, though
amafler, itaamera than its rivai. and
that in view of its lntention to lncYea-so
! its aervlCC to New Vork It is Impossl
Me to thake any conceaalona,
Tbe Imperator la taking ? huge crowd
this week to New Yorfc?aeven hun
' dr.-d lirst eabln passengers, including
j 325 frum London. In all there aro
! about flve thousand sotils on board, la>
! ilndlng the <rew. No berth is unoccu
pied in the ttrst and second cablns.
Mrs. Oeorge Borwlck, who lately won
h-r eenaatlonal dlvorca fult is guing t.>
New York t<> live. Otheri OU the Im
perator a-e Mr?. David Belasco, Mr.
and Mrs. Auguet Behnont, Mr. and
Mra. WalUtCC Dddinger, Mr. and Mra.
Quggenhetm, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlea W. Harkncas. Mr. and Mra.
Harvey Ladew. Mr. and Mrs. Lee L*sh,
Mr. and Mrs. Merttn Uttleton, Mr. and
Mrs H. G. McVlcar, Mr. and Mrs.
(irnrge B. Tost, Wllliam C. Wood, Mr.
and Mrs. Krank C. Woodman ur.J
Parcy Pyne t nd party.
? B
TO FIGHT STANDARD OIL
Liquid Fuel from Rumania To
Be Brought to Germany.
- By Cahli f Th* Trtbeae 1
Berlln, July 81.?A aodety for the
navlgntlon o( the Daaube, under the
? of '11" Bavadan Lloyd and with
an Inltial capital of $100,000, has been
formed under the ausplces of the "Ba
varian government.
[ta purpoaa is the dcvclopment of the
frelght traffic on the Danube and the
facllltatlon of Import into Oermany of
oll from the Rumanlan fields, In order
tte eompetltlon with the Stand
a:d Oll TrUBt in the tlerman markets.
TENIMIS VS. CRICKET
England's National Game in
Danger, It Would Seem.
l B) ' !aate lo '"?''??' Trlbune.l
London, Aug. l ? a. W. QUttea, baad
maater of Duiwlch College, in a spech
??? |ay aald he had fortrfdden lawn
tennla al i?uiwich becauae su.h was
the weaknaaa of human nature that
nnnis would do crlcket harm.
DECIES WINS LAWSUIT
Builders to Repay $25,000
Overcharge and Costs.
10 Thi TTtbUM.l
London, J'liy Jl.?Lord Dedea won
hla cuit to-day for $'.\j.00ft overcharges
i??? builders ln gettir.g Befton rark
ready t* r th" receptlon of Lady Dedea,
.-.s Vlvlen Qould. in addltlon the
, o-irt :.".<e^sed the defendanta with tho
? ? the ault, whlch is between $5^.
,i(in a-,,] 170,000. Juatlce Hallhache. in
dellverll it hldgmant, ?aid that some of
Lord Dtcleg'i compkUnti were Bnlcfcy,
but he aald:
? i have been to Befton rark and the-e
were certainlj aome real grounda for
cumplalnt."_
DUFFY PLEA UP TO COURT
Convicted Police Sergeant Asks Cer
tificate of Doubt.
jjst.ce Quy reaarved deehuon yesterday
on ihe appllcatlon of former Police Ser
geant P>tei J. Duffy for a certlncate of
reaaonabla doubt in his eonvictlon on a
of bribery. He was Bentenced by
Juatlca Brabury to not less than three
v, ara or more than four >ears ln prlson.
Duffy had tw.? tf'ials on Ihe charge that
uini- a member of the ataff of Inapector
Dennla Bweancy hc acoepte.i a bdbe of
f3D from a ganiLltr. The jury dlsasrcd
00 tho tlrst trlal. His lawyer argwed
yeaterday that the accond trlal was Ine
. i aujn- tha Cdndnal Hranch of the
Bupremc ''ourt', In whlch Duffy ?as con
vlcted, waa nol ln legal aaaaaon.
Bepreaentatlvee of Dtetrtct Attorney
WhlUna.i argued that there were no
niat. i i: : errora 0*1 the trial and that
Duffy had been Juatly convicted.
>
GERMAN ARMY SECRETS SOLD
Officers Believed Krupp Fira Was in
Government'8 Confidence.
Berlln, July -i ?The aeneutlonal dis
cloaurea <>f corruptlon ln the Qemaaa
?rmj made by Dr. Kari Llabhnecht, (he
Bocialutt Deputy, ln the Impertal Parlav
m- nt on Aprll 1S Camc up to-day before
a .-ourt marttal convened t>< try the miil
t.ii-, offlcera chargad with aecepttng
bdbea for Informatlor. of pendlng gear*
ernmcnl contraeta for arana aad ammunl*
tion, l'our oth.-rs of tha ordaanea <i.
i paitmt-iit were bTOUghl before the Judgoa
They were Lleutenenta Tlllan, Hlnst.
Iloge and Bchleuder, to whom was ln?
truated the lupervkdoo of maay of the
I atnmunltlon and arma contru.-ts al earl
oiis ais.nals ai d faetories throughout
Oermany. Chlef Cledi PfeMTer and twe
IIUII llUllllllladllllllll offli-ers of the ord
I tianee .-orps BBBO were in the prtsoncrs'
Incloeure.
The formal charge agaleat the pdama
eis was the befaval of military secrets,
thc Bcceptance of brlbee and unauborduaa
ttotl
Tbe gecuaed men, althongh admlttlni
the communlcatlon Of seeret mfortuatloti
tO the r-pres.-ntatives of Krupp's ord
i am-o faetory <?n rarloue oocaalone, pro
ir-'.d that this bad been done Wtttioul
. rimuial Intent, sln.-e the\ believed there
were no secrets between the Uermati
governmenl an.i Krupy/a The eariy te<
Uaaony Indtnated that the accuaed had
acted ratber out of goad fdlowahlp bo
Krupp's iepieeentaHvea than on a<'<-<>imt
of the eomparatlvdy asnaH aaaaa reoerrad
by them.
??
THE
JJouse of DREICER
founded in 1869,
has sold or improved
many of the really
superb and important
Pearl Necklaces in
this country.
DREICER aC?
nrTMavwut tt Rjtnr arm
NCWYOftK
STOLEN GEMS
IIGHT HE
ContlnaeA from flnt Vt*>
not given hlm an lnkllng of the rob?
bery. My eon, Talbot Smttb Hanan,
has been quoted as saying that ha
thought it was an 'lnslde' Job, and
further that he had the Investlgatlon ln
charge. As a matter of fact, the bovj
has nothing to do with the caae. whlcbv
is wholly ln the handa of the detectiveeJ
I'urthermore. he haa made no commenu
concerning the robbery beyond aaylng^
that he knew nothing about it"
Servanta Naar Collapa*.
Both households are much upeet a?
several of the servants are aald to aaaj
on the point of collapse. Solemn-faced.)
mysterious detectives slt on the porcheol
and the back eteps and hang aroundj
the garages. The constant surveillencwj
to whirh they have been subjected forj
flve days has got on the nerves of thw
men and malds and eorne of therol
threaten to qult.
Mrs. Hanan said to-nlght that tli^
demoralization of her aervant fami'-Y
completely overshadows thc losa of her
gcms.
When told to-mght that suspidon Tn
the minds of some of the detectives
had narrowcd down to one pcrson. a
:, rvant in the house. Mrs. Hanan 6ald
she would be very much disappointed
If any Of her r,ervants were found im
pllcatad ln the robbery.
?it would almoat daatroy my faith tn
human naturc," she said.
Wanta Her Jewels Back.
Asked what she would do if any of
her household were found guilty. she
said:
'if they would only give me the
! tblnga ba.k 1 would let them take the
. trnln out of totvn."
.Vcordtng to a atatement by Mr.
Rumaey to-nlght, his loss has been
greatly andeieatlmated.
?it is nearer $125,000 than ?;:..?*""."
he said. -It is the height of foolishncss
to bring aucb a quantity of valuable
jewelry down.nere. wnere pollce protac
tion is so inadequate."
The hcad of a detecttve agcncy con
Dectad with the Hanan case returned
to-nlght from a trip to KeeJ York and
Boston. Some ol the men engaged on
the Rumsey case conferred durlng the
evenlng with the detectives employed
by Mrs. Hanan. but they had nothing
to s-ay for publication.
Mrs. Hanan laughingly acouted the
apeculauon that a nouae gueat had
?ought to dlmb hlgher ln soclety by
the aid of the mis-smg ropes of pearls.
"That is positively absurd," she aald.
"The guests who were ln my house at
Shore Acres for the wr. k end went
Wlth me to the Caslno and returned
with mc. N'one of them entered Pay
room after I left lt. Besides. they aro
nll old fnends, people I have known
f,.r years."
Have Deacription of Automobile.
The detectives on the Rumsey caaa
contlnued their aearch to-day ln Provl
dence, Naar York and Bosto i for tha
automobile whlch was seen standing <m
a side road near the Rumsey place with
the lights out last Sunday night. They
have a partlal description of the car.
but they would not say whether they
had the number.
"The men in this ca?e were gentle
mcn thlevea, and I would be willlng to
wager that the man, or possibly the
woman. who went Into Rumsey'a
house and stole those Jewels waa in
evenlng -iothcs." said the New Tork
detecttve in charge of the Rumaey
case, to-day.
C. C Tcgethoff. agent of the Har
rtman cstate. left for New York to
day. He had been coiiferring wilh
Mr. Rumsey. who is a son-ln-law of
the lata F.. H. Harriman.
MITCHEL FOR LOWER RENTS
Collector Tells Leaguc He Favors
Referendum on Tax Plan.
john Purroy blltcbel, CaDector ol the
Port baraed a atatement reaterday in
whlch he said that ln the e\ent of hia
alcctlon as Mayor he would algn a bill
BUbmlttlng tO a referendum vote the .jues
tion of redwetng graatually the tax rate on
huiidings to one-baif that on laad, provtaV
ad s>uch a biu was paaaad by the i^gis
lature and BUhmittcd to him. Mr Mitchel
laeued the atatement after he had giwn
aa audlence to delegatloaa from the Socl
ety to Lower Etenta an.i Reduce Taxea oa
Homea and the Bualneea Men'a Asso.ia
tion to Uataa Indaatry, ^t the custom
lloiiaa
??1 will algn a bill for pucb a referendum
if such a Mll is paaaad by the I.egla
lature and submitted tO me." aald Mr.
Mitchel. "At the eame tlnie I expreee
any strong-personal feeUng that the moat
Vtgorooa ebTorta of all municlpal reform
ers abOttM be concentrated now on obtain
ing from the Ugtfllaturo, wlth constitu
tional contirmation at the handa of the
next coiistituttonal conventlon, genulne
and thorougb municlpal homa rule, ineJuaV
Ing the rlght and the power of the clty to
deterralne for itaeif the ohjecta and ratea
on taxation for municlpal purpooea and
for the collection of the city'a ahare of the
direct state tax."

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