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EB
COMPLETED BY CAUCUS
Mav Reach House Monday. and
Probably Wil! Pass in
Two Weeks.
MET LITTLE OPPOSITIOiM
Insurgcnts Reserve Right to
Vote Against Certain Pro
visions ? Amendment a
Concession to Bankers.
m riae Trlbui
VCaahlngton, Aug ta The Dentocratle
caucua completed conaideratloa lata to
aay <>t the admlniatratlon currency blll,
arhlch aill b?* rcparrtaal le the Houaa after
i perfunctory \<>ie la tha Baaklni and
Cnrrency Committee. Chairman Qlaaa
riii.i to-nlght tiie i.iii prohably **rould nol
l>e taken m? ln th- llnupfj nntil Monday,
s. ptemba r 1.
When Mr. Qlaaa ealla ? f lha
P.uik.na: .-ind I'urr. n< y < 'nnimittte niinnr
ltv matambera aill ba affordod thetr flrst
opportunity t.. < ?\amln. ctfi.-l.i'.ly thf
Olasa-i raratn MU. The measure araa rra-neai
i?t sprr.-t oonft-rcti.-ps of tha Deenoeratle
jiirmh. rs and ratlfled, aith ea-anparaUvely
inin-.r chancrs. by .1 sr.-r.-t DatnoeratM
caticus.
Aft'-r flaTlitinu tbe bUI all alOBg tba hne
the maurgeBte, clalmlng tO ba pracUcally
?aatistled vaith tha adoptlon of tln* -*aK"i
cultural civdit" araandrnaat offered no
c-rv-.o-'trd oppositfnn wh."8 tbe vote araa
irika-n on raaSatrttng the MU from aancua
fj'hft vote was 188 f> 0. wlth more. than
n hundred Demonats i.bsent. No record
vote. was taken on the ahOWalown, n\
thowrh Reprcsentatives Neeley. Kasrsdale.
Eagle nnd a few of tbe mor- radu al ln
VauraTent." rrscrve.) tle ilj-'ht to Tote asrainst
rertain provisions in lha blll in tha Houei
Two amendment!* were ar-cepted tC
one betag a aubetltuta for Section N.
'is.? aubsUtuta praeMoa tbat oountry
t>anks, Mtuat?d OUtstda ?t central reaerve
nnd raaerve dttaa, ahall be raajutred to
inalntain a reserve of only l- per centa, of
ihe RKf-repate aeaouat af tii.-ii- aeposlta
The MU orlginally provlded a LS yer cent
ret-crve The so-eallod city banka ara
l,nw requlred to aaalBtala a reserve of
jnnl.v 18 per cent. instead of M, as for
anorly propoaeat This amendment ls a
?llght concessioii to th.- banking Interest
nnd waa ptopoeed b*# tba Uankitii- an.l
Currency Committee.
After a pntracteal fierhl the raunisalso
adopted an amendment llberallzinK the
i?t>teii. ol loans upon linproved farm
lands. The Glass-owen bUI proTWed "but
Ho auch loan shall be made for a longar
-period than nine month-" Mr. Fiekls. t.f
ICaatUCky, ev.ntually obtained the adop
tion of an amendment .-hanglnK the loaa
period to twelvo months. wii.-rehy tha
rural memhers SOOrad another victory.
Tba currvney b!ll l.as beea ln c.virus al
moat threa weeks oaing to lha struggle
i by tha haeurgenta to obtala un
amendment prohlbltlng Interlocklng d
ti.'.ite- among natlonal baaka. This pro
? was .lefcit-d. bUI its author. Mr.
ol Kai ' "pr of the I'ujO
Ifoaei Trual Ia*reaUgattag i-ommittee. in
,. . tbe lasue to the i:
Itjrgent clan nucceeded ln
? ng througb a compromlse amendn ? i l
...,,,- the paper of tha farmer,
baciied by etnnm Jiarricuiturai produaets,
?tutil be ellgll e to redlaeount by the fed?
eral reserve banks.
Mr. Qlaaa eetlmataa th.-.t tha bUI
h(. naaaetl by the House wlthln two ajreeks
H't.r ita fornuaJ repotrl rrom the Banklng
aad Correacy CoramltUae, which maana
that it wlll ba the mlddle of BeptemtM r
before thaa bill "8888 8*888 10 the Senate.
where weeka of debate are in pn
WILSON TO SEE DAUGHTER
Anxious to Reach Oornish Be?
cause of Accident to Her.
[Kr. m Th*, Tr8 ai i I iraa . 1
Washington, Auk- 2S.-If the Mexi< an
altuation cr aoaaa other urgent queatioo
doea n^t demand his present ln Waablng
teat tha Prealdent arlll aatxompaay Mra.
M ifson and Mlaa Kleanor WUSOa 10 Cor
nlah. N- H, to-morrow. He had bopaad
to leave to-nlght, but the uncertalnty ol
th* neKOtlatlot.s with Mexico and .
retary Bryaa'a abaaaoa preTimted hlm.
The tentatlve plan of I'resident Wilson
i* ',r% lt-ave ;is early as poaalbla t>.-inor.
tow nnd return to AVashincton on TfMS
day or Wednesday, but if he laaaraa te
m'jrrow morning ba may ratura Monday
nltrht C>ne of the reasons promidlng the
prasidcrit to go to oCrnlab araa the ac l?
dent to Miss Je.vMe WUaoO.
NEGROES GIVE CONCERT
TConey Will Go to the Jenkins
Orphanage.
\ eonccrt wns glven at Bulaer'a Ha lara
T.ver T'ark. ftocond avenue and Utth
atr?rt. ia?t niKht, und, r tbe auepict I ol
ti _a*a__aertte< of aegroea of thla <-it>-. an.i
thal funds rals.-d will ba used to help the
jenkins Orphanage and Itoformatory, >.f
? ('hark-.-t"n. B. C.
M'out five thousHiid neajroca atteaded
BojTjert Adarnaon, aecrajtary ol taa Mayor,
a-rU a letter ni arhlch ba sald that Mayor
t.aynor was son y that lils UnpOfarJ
Ulaess prerented hlm from i.eiiiK present
The Mayor sent h:s cordlal good arlabee
.Tohn .t. Murphy, Tenemamt H?.use Com
missioner, the Kev. C. H. MoDonaaJd, Of
_lyn; Jamea l* Curtls and l>r. i: <".
}:a*nsom spoke after the conoarl
ART LAMP WORKERS STRIKE.
A g< ni rai atrlke of ;>i t glaaa
?rogrkera lnvolvln*i aeven hundred men
eniployvd l>> tweilty-tWO tiirns. w. nt mto
eff#ct yeaterday, belng the ht^t general
>ti ik. >'f ti > Kii.'i In thia clty
POPULAR
ONE-DAY
OUTINGS
Lake
Hopatcong
/New' A
'(Jersf^jr]
, (entral/)
Neat Sunday, L.bor 0_y
$1 and Sunda;
Thr" ,g'i, Tr*
Waa- 'VI Si I '0 a m 1 lb?ay I. I " a ?.
Mauch Chunk $1.50
NEXT SUNDAY
J . r gh Tr?.?, l>."
v.>,-;-.. 8 I ?' ' " ",V * *'' *
Ja. kaon A-r . J-vv i I ?> '
Labor Day Excursions
kLake Hoptacong $1.00
Alao Sunday, Sept. 7th
Throufh Tra.r.a 1 ..??
V,, , .,,.-'.. m.
__. I- ?t- n A^ . i'1-.rr i '.. ?
Mauch Chunk
9I.9U ster. I4ih
HARD
COAL
NO
SMOKfc
|. ??.!?> . l.'Wsr,." A*'
* 47 ?.,".
MORGENTHAU FOR TURKEY
Wilson Names New York Man
as Ambassador.
[P-rem The Trtbaaa Baraaa,!
Waahlngton, Aua tt The PreeMenl lo
day sept to th*- Benate Ihe riomlnatloii ol
llenr-. liorgenthflu of Nea Tork, aa Am*
hoaaador to Turkey 1 l? marka the end
of thfl long rUplomatl aetr-t-lce of W *v
Rockhlll. ' '* '" T " "
k*-> ICr. Roeh '******
on leave of abflence. He will return to
Constantinople al c- t ? iplration of hta
leave for the purpose <.r preaentlnfl I"
the Bultan hla lettera of ra
Henry Iforgenthau l- one of New
y..rk'K leadlni fltora. and
waa chairman of the flnance committee
of thfl Deanociatle NaUonal Commlttee m
pa*2, ;.j.. \V u ... lected to organifle the
flnandal end of Mr. Wllaon'a CflHB]
for thfl Preflldflncy.
Mr. M..ri-. nth.ii was born at Mann'
rjorn l prll H. '>??''?? and einlgrated
lo Unertca arlth hla parenta when a
chlld. t'o wa-> tTflduated from tha Co?i
lumt.ia Law Behool In 1*7**. and a year
later be, ,-ime a member of th- law firm
Of Uarhman. M.-rpenthau A- Ooldamlth
He was ? member of thfl nrm untll 1*W.
.- r. tlrfld to bo i"'" t"*- rarnl eatatfl
buaineaa lie organlaed and waa ;
dent r.f th** Waahlngton H. Ighta Imptrove
nie-i rompiivy. which bOUgbt thf Mort***!
Bttaa timcl ln IMl for n.Wt.000 and n toli
lt tbfl san-*? >ear at a pr"'tt of flbOJl
P8B.80B
wi.en the aubwfljr waa projected Mv
Mo-aenthau followed tbe Pn" of the WOCk
nith hla real etBtate op4aratlcma and
boupht and dtapoflfld "f large i '
property. lle hhared in the >?? I
ebaafl of Long Beach propflrty and waa
h faetor ln tbe developmenl of '
ritv. Me orgai aad the Central Raalty
Bond and Trust lompanv flnd becam*
? ient. ile bought the old Real
late ?ci bange pr pfl rty, in Llberty al
and r.si.'d H t>. the CbambflT of Com
merce. and waa tatereatfld in th*- piapajrty
on arhlch now atand the Trlnlt* ai
rr ii, d Btatea Realt] I
alr. Iforgenthau wai ma rled ln Mav.
?i.i, ?ll.-leri. wh" marr'.ed Mor
timer J. Foa: Alma, i irtca
Werthehn; Henry Iforgenthau, Jr.. fl atu*
dent flt COrnell, and R
CENSURES CHARITY BODIES
Hebberd Says Child Labor Is
Fostered in New York.
letiv*
cred hflTfl to-day al the Natlona] Co
.? - oil the |->'.;cation of BflCkWflTd, Tru
ant. Dellnqu nt and rv-pendent i')
- v. Hebberd, flflcrfltary "f thfl
Btatfl Board of rjbarltlefl, arho waa i
OBfll Of .'tiaritles fOT New Vork Clty
in tha flfeClellan :idTnInl*>tration. etrltl*
claed tb** various organlaad ehariti i ln
\. xx V'.ik Clty fOT their oppo?ltion to
the i lan to proi Ide Btata p- nalona for aid*
oxxs wlth children.
Th*> charitv Organl?llon Bocloty la
New fort Clty and the Brooklya Bureau
ol Chflritlefl ;>"? openly oppoflfld lo the
.11)211 wblcb Mi. Habb. d la conduet
n behalf of in?therfl| p- n lon - Mr.
Hebberd acisiiaad the eharltlea bodlea of
raglng chlld labor by thelr methoda
of rellef.
"lt is idle tO think Ihat thlfl WOrt Of
rellef can be achleved through tbe mora
or leaa doaultory almagivlng of ? relatlve
ly few charitahiv dlflpoflfld IndlvMuab
?nd wlthoot tba aid of thfl entln
fal | k ' '.iic'-rn'-d in tbfl 1 rohl.-m, ' BflM
Mr. Hebberd "T" ptumphrflflfl .'? cnnnoii
expreaalon, tha attempt of tba prlvate
rellef Boe*l?tlea t*-? d*ai with thla pr..' am
la at best but chlld IflboV Lt* ? situation
Wherfl 'he serioua w..rk Of nv-ti la i e
qulred."
Mr Hebberd polnted enl thal there waa
,-, current irdflunderataiiatl.nfl of ',u*
mothera' penalon idea. wblcb war. noihini.
mui a than a form "i rellef thal xxa
given Benarally throughoul tha Unlted
States under tlie poOT IflWfl, flnd by tpt
Ctal leglfllfltlOll in abOUl twenty state?.
While approvlng tha fldoptJon ol
Bfl "I Btatfl BOClal insurance. h" said
? th.- putting oi auch ? plan Into
op.-iation Bflfltined t>. be well in the future.
and that. in any evei.l, it -*OUld nol be
reUed on to meet fully tbe i MK*-n lea of
the situation.
??.?-?.,.-ietv." Bflld Mi. Hebberd .n oonclu*
si'.n, "has mlllioim to sp'ii.l ln drink and
Vlcloua livlne. in the >lance and e-itlna"
placea of Brokdway aad other streets of
our greal i Itlefl, bul so far a- this pitlful.
Bhiinkln**, aorrowlna eraature, wlth her
? looklni into ber anxtoua wonder*
|-I| ? ? . ?. la concerned. th? splrtt Of I hlfl*
r
??I, || ?0 in thlfl a itfl fll le.'.*-' S., far
?a -aoclet] generally, arlth ha automoblle
partiea IU tango dancea and othei reael
rlafl, practJcally earei Bha may wort har
H.-lf to Ihe t?,i>c, eariy and late, at home
h;ui ii, the faetory; ahe and her children
?aj bo flrttlHMii aultabla t".?i and cloth*
Ing; they ma] fo entlrely to the bad
through Lai k of a rmHbfl r*a wai- hful
tora. Under our preaanl litutdequflta ayfl*
t* in ..I charlty man) mufll k<> doarn and
down practlcally wlthoul cara"
MAY IMPORT WITNESSES
Holland Ready to Pay Expenses to
Pusii Homit-ide Trial.
'jhe aovflrnment of tbe Nflthflrlanda la
readi lo defrey tha expt-ilaea >.f trane*
port ing to Mo'land eichl witnaflflflfl
for the ni.ii of Willlam llarinlaaen, xxho
li charged wlth havlng hlllfld Hlram
Van der Pai, wlth whom be was enflaaad
in an oyater flahery at Wflflt Bflyvllle.
laniK laland, Kebruary Ji.
There Ifl no extraditlon treat) batween
Ihi I'ountr) and Holland bul iioiia**..!
?arlll proaecute the ca ? II lha xx :tn.*siies
Wlll tak". tba trip
I.
Sulzer's Supporters Block Pas
sage of Farmers' Bill. Urged
by Glynn in Message.
LEADERS TOSUE FOR LIBEL
Levy Denies Impropcr Dealings
in Skene Case, and, Like
Wagner, Will Take Action
Against Arnold.
. ,.../? , on? . ? ? rlbone.l
:., Aug. 2i- Ti>.- Tamman]
were checkmated to-day ln thelr efforti
i-. paaa th< farmera' eompenaatlon bill,
i,,lS. .1 ??". the i mergency mt aaage of a< l
Ing Oovernor Olynn, and after a hoi Bghl
with Bulaer aupportera In both houaea the
ture tooh a i*a**ceea untll Ba**ptember
].. th.- day before the Impeachment trial
beglna
Tba majority leadera Aaron J. Laevj ln
,,.,. Aaaembly and aa**ttng Ueutenant Oov?
ernor Roberl y. V/agner ln tha Benata
ajinounced they would Bla axrtlone agalnai
i/nii .1. Arnold, grounded on lha etalo
! menta he baa laauod ln Naaj v..ik ln uu
inn few daj and upon the arli
hla'loeal newspaper, "Tbe Knickerbockei
Praaa."
i.rvy contamplatea both i rln Inal Hbel
actioii and a dail fuu, Wagnei waa nol
declded as tO the nature ol 'Us a
and Benator Jamea J Krau ?! al o in b
,:(,,.., .1 by Arnold. Intlmated plalnly thal
h?J WOUld t.'ke his .-iiti.sfa. Liun b] n \ ? :
aonal < '?' ounti r whi nevi i ha meet I ?
. ditor.
Thu Levy reaoluUona for the arn rt < l
i..,!>-: a. Bavrecky and Ftederieh L Cbl
mff^ f0i contempl of the Laeglalatare,
.... re , aaaed by both houaea to da). an i
Bpeaker Alfred B. Bmlth of the *i8
Uaoed warranta foi each ..t them, which
wera put in the banda of tba
anna i -olwi 11, ll li und< ? ati od, la ln
L'anada BareckJ la ^aid lo ba ln New
> i i k Thi wai ranta provida for l ?
reat and li i an ? ratkra of the tv
untll the Latiaglalature ineeta on Beptem
. ? ?
Hennessy Defection Demed.
Romora tbal John I Ht nna ?y, erho
h.,.1 i een E ' ?"'" "" ' atlgator and
fanerallj looked upon aa the braina of
? nghl on Tammany Hall, had
Bnall] broki n i : ^"1/?,' '
rapeati d ? hand ? ? ?
11,.,... My ha been ln New Torh for the
laal fi? dayi ?-?"l the Bul ter suppe
bere ?-ehi mi nti) di -?:? the rumor
The atory here lt tbal Henneaaj went
t-. Bulxa r laal week -^ Ith lhe pi . teltlon
that Bulsi " ' laklng h.rn I '
Into hla confldi - ' ? ted on a
detalled atatemei I of all tbe 1
... ' '
tba atoiy goea, Hei ?' lha ln
pi,.-1 thraal that if I i ! ?' ol t. II
bim the full ator) ba won hlm
. old," ai -i thi pi ilee, ??- '
? ,? if Bulat
frank Hi nn< ? I arould atli k to I
through ave
it waa uaderstood in-i? lhal I ?
All.,:,. to ? tti nd the f ini rai of *
i |n Ni a lork bul ' ? ' '
ho has not retui na*d alng
ol b) Bul
Threat to Summon Murphy.
j.,-,,. ? . Garrlsoa lha Bulaei preai
agent otno called bei. ihi
Judli iarv Comn ? ly. and, whlle ll
put him on roea
. . tantlate I
iv OUl last \4.ek. lhal I
hlymen had beea brlbed to roti
aar*a Impi ai hment, nntil ?
laaryer to proteri hlm befor* I ? com
n.ittre. ba won in the etaeounter, be. .iu ?
tha Judiciary ( <<<? rnlttea ? Blttea
fort ? d '" ad lo rn rnirrtedl! I i ah -'
hlm off wl.en | . |M .-.?? |0 tall ,l...-if
aummonlnf Charlea F. M irphj aa a nil
n?ss.
i.e-.;, Wagnei and Frawley made three
itlonai, though brlel ? !"
their i ? ? - houaea, wll aee to
the atatementa and pul Lyaa
,t Arnold
"fle \,na heen, | | tl. !? I ?t .1 nd."
Frawley, referrlng to Arno ?' r
grand Jurlea ln twe ounties in this staie,
to indtct me in the 1 arhin.' lhe day,
lf he had th<a gOOda, I WOUld h- Ifld ted
1 would like to apply tha mi tho i tl al i
Inwardly feel toward hlrn [I-uighter],
and probabl* if it contlnuea i aill do that
??* l ;. , llatl Bl 'I BOW for ei\ WI eks to
tha statemenl every twenty-four hours,
?Frawley arlll be behlnd thi bai ' i havi
recelved lettera from somebodi everj da
aaylng, 'Don't you dare go to the Capltol.
or \,,? nrlll ba kllled ' All thla ahoi
atuff i-r kiihtiK Muff d"n t Mghten Fraw?
ley.
"i a-u golng ir, apj.iv- to Mr Arnold the
renaedy that shot kl ba appliad to aii mea
of his type. it la riot to bring hlm befort
a magi trate, b .1 aometblni alae, and.
thank Ood, 1 am abla t" appl] that to
him, atid 1 Wlll."
Bena toi '?'? 8 gnei a nnouix ed lhal ba
woui.i aeek redraai Ib tbo oourta, addlng
ti.it an example abauM ba n..>'i' of auch
a joui nallattc scalbiwag."
in tba Aaaembly, Levy, who waa at
tacked .a ArnokTa paper hera ihla morn?
ing ni"."- Mtterlj ti.an either Wagnat or
Frawley, roaa to a queatton of peraonal
privilege, and put upon tiw- Aasembl] ra
or.i hif own atatatnenl aa i" tha Bkena
eaae. ln arhlch ArnaM'a paPau acameed Mm
of accepUng money Impfop rly.
Mi. Lev] v-i"i tbal recamtly h?- was
thir-attn.'l with expoawral lf h< dld rmt re
c. ii.- from ihe pomtton ba had taken ln tha
m paachment of tbe Oovernor "i paul ao
attentlofl to thla threat," he weal on. "'
r nUnued In th.- dlacharge of my publlc
duty as 1 underatood ll Latei 1 learned
tbat Mi skene bad been Invlted Into tba
.-? .uve otn.i-H :it Albany, .<i"i thal bt
thera wns inta*ra*leared by Oovornor Bulaer,
Judge i? Cady Herrli k and Mr. Arnold of
"1 he Knh k'-rhoi ker-Praas
Block Farmers' Bill.
Benator Weetde, la the Benate. an.l as
s-nihivni' 11 Hlnman, GHbba and BcbMP,
in the lower iiouse. effectuall] blocked
any rueh paaaaga uf the hiii draem la re
aponee t.. tha meeaage 0f actlng Gkrvernor
Olynn calllng for tba paymeal of *?--?? 1
to tba farasera of tha state wboaa eattte
bava heen desUoyed by tha Department
of Agrleultura aii of tba objoctora ex
plalaad thal tttrey bad n.< niah t" prevenl
Ibe paymeal of the mom 1 t" tha farm. ra,
t.ut they Inetated tbal tha meaaure "Aai
nol ot auch aa anaergency . haracter aa lo
i'istlf> any .??? rtaoB Dpon it under tba
"dOUbtfUl ii' J t n r. r 11 >' ? of th.- aettni 'j">
( riior.
Th? Aaaembl) Judiciary Conunltta*N aa
aapeclally aaapowered by a laaartbtton
paaaad i"-d;v\ t" inquire into th.- eharge
that the w.t<? ef foui AaoemMymen .>n
the Bulaer Impauw-hmenl ha.t baaaa boughi
,\ ti(Ms aabpeana undarv tbe ternaa "i tbal
1. oluUon waa madi e .t aad -iv.-.i apoa
'jantaa . OarrlaoB, but tb? Judiciary
Commlttee later decided to tom oaar na
wort loa sub-cominitt-e. aelflcted, II wafl
_,,,. ,1,,,(1v ror th- purpoat of sn??*
tme ..tr A-n*emblyman t->'>'-** *'? ?-??*_;
tlle "Brejii Bi*abrand/' who baa deffladod
evarythlng pertalnlng to s.ii/.er.
? ?hief Judpc Bdgnr N. ''ullen. Of ??
Cotirl of Appeal-'. had an IIXtflndfl d COU*
nofl with Stnator Wagner over the
f,?-m of procedurfl to be followed -it Ihe
impeachment trial. Judgfl Cullfln **M
tha, tbe rlghl <>f tn*' th.ee ?.->.?:..?? <i
ludgca of hta courl to .*it at tbe tna.
would not be dflctded np w uaOl Ju?t ba*
tora tha Irlfll baglna.
urgesTeyTto^sue him
Albany Editor Wants to Expose
Assemblyman's "Record."
I in Tfl l**-**raph to rh.
Albany, Aug. TA "Tbe Knlckflrl.er
Pri ? in nn edltortal lo-n.roar, arlll
,rc Uron J. Levi and Mntthea J. Hor
e,,? io brlng suit for llbel. The r-dltoiifll,
,-,i io Mr. Levy, arlll ?
" Tbe Knlckei-bocki r Pr? aa* nnd lts
prealdenl herebj axtend t-> Mi li
Mme cordlal mriUtkM to brlng such suit
Kt-mded t" Br. Horgart Mr I ? ? *?
,?,.,!,] noi delay h atngle day. He ******
,i to blhtflfllt and l" Mr. Murphy tfl a, |
quickly. Mr. Horgnn. for " ' ' " *****
uiiknoxx n. haa delayed anlng The Knlek*
erbocker. Pi-flflfl.' and *< truai lhal Mr.
I., \x XX.il! II. .t f.-lloW the .111..t.MX ,
... M,. Horgaa Thfl Knlcltflrboek?r
we!* o-nefl Um opnortunltj to ? ?*
,?,..,. n?. criminal racord of Mr. i- ' la
. dvil courl ..f ...nu'et.-nt Jfjrladlctioo.''
rejects all armor bids
Daniels Dissatisfied with Steel
Men's Statements.
? . ? : ..I':--,
WMhlngton, Aug. - >'?? '??'-; **' lhal
t:.. ,e j*. collufllon ?moni tha thraa greal
Brmor plate n inufa turara "f lh? country
mibmittJng blda for fornlflhtng al.'
-?,000,808 worth of ptetaa for Bflttle?hlp Wo
of the Navy decided Ifl
lo reje* t tha blda avibmltted yflflter
,1.,.. by the Cflrnegle, M dvale and Hethle
in m ateel compai ?
<, .??..-.,? 11 uiiefa* ai k. 'i ? teh of Ihfl
companlea to aend raprflaentatlvi to * ?
him. W, it Baiflngar, ?f the Cai
inj . J- B. Klngi of Ml h dfl. flnd E
\ , . :. ol Bfl I1'" '" ">? Ui Dl U> 'he
Navy Department to-day, flnd Mr Dan
... j ih. m t" * xplabi how II hap
?,. . ,i thal ''" Ir blda were i'i' ntl
- bad BUbfl
bld an afltdavll ? -' ""r" **?'?
. nt with I
. . ? thera wa
?
lhai the) did nol know untll tba
r - ed lhal every bld ai ti< .<i
Mr I'.,' ? ***** *"
?
? ol maklng armor |
? r ra*v nu
? ? ? ? ent,
MMement of thi
? '
? tarj
? ?
URGES MORE VETO POWER
O'Ncal Tells Governors Legis
laturcs Should Meet Oftener.
?
c,..ir. m beforfl
....
? ? . , . ? '
The < Ihe 1
?
#?
on I
... pro
md il'
'
lem la thflt It denlea l
lo n
X
Xhi ? ? and referendum
??., ii
a l-.ilh.it:-.
?
TIE ON BIG FAMILIES
Stork Putl Public P* inter in
Secretary Wilson's Class.
B
lon. Auk. si
Kord lh< ? ? x Publlc Pi
i, tai ? ?'? '
. come to thi for< a ihi t..o i ?
...
ba w ii on admlniati ition Up
t.. >*eeterdfl) Becretarj w ii on held lha
record for bai Ini more i hlldi en than
an\ other >.f tba Pii Idi nt'a princlpaJ
? -., . a Ith a total ol
Mr. Kord a*ai ,i ond, wlth
elghl chlldron, bul thfl atork Iflfl a ani
at Me i "oi i bomfl i" Hol okfln \* ?'- >
?
Joaeph i' Tumulty, Be. retar* t<> the
Pn aldent, 11 alao .< flim tx li< >.??; ln thi i
do* nii.. "i < '..ii.nei ir.,.i: ,-x .it i le b .
ata,children, bul then he i.*> ;< comi
tlvelj : ounfl maa
STRIKE TALK FOR WAITERS
Reorj'anizing Under A. F. L. to Re
new Fight I. W. W. Lost.
w eitflra ln tha hotel dlfltiii l bave bflfln
reorganlslng under Ihe Amerlcan Federfl
ii.,n ..f i.ai.nr. and a row Btrikfl xxiii be
tried aa aoon aa eoouBh waltawa tsa > n
rolledfl it waa leamad reaterday. Th..
, ,ii,.u ei araltei . .i Ifl Bfld m III bfl 11 Bd
to qull xx h. ii a fltrlke la 'all. d
Tbfl Iflfflfll of the waltara iii thflli i.m
atrikfl, controlled bj the Induatrial Work
era *>f tba World, one leadei aald, i
them realtflfl thal anoth* r atrlki
arltboul -> largfl labor bic-dy backlni tham
would provc aa hlfl -'I Hflflle flfl thfl lant
,,n.-. snd na m?i' -ttik.-* ..f th> v. nltera
xx,ii be controlled bj tbe Induatrial Work*
Ol tbe U'.rld.
CORONER'S JURY FREES CUFF
Dccides Killing of Man Who At
tacked Girl Was Justitiablc.
\\ uiia.ni r. Cufl n*flfl dlachargad ye?*
i. .]. i,. a i "oroner'a Jurj. *??. hlch found
bu had commltted Jufltlnabla homictde
i uff heai d a ci x for help on the moi b
ln** of Aujruat I when oa flral ava*
near rlth atreel He aaa a man
dragglni a glrl Into B <l.w.. >. and
I.],.,, k.xi hlm ?I"xmi
Tha man who ?"?as later Idenlifled ?.?
.io*, i.i, Borrandi i. ol No JOO i... I 70th
? dled fi '?m ? i ra* tni** l skull Th*
lllrl whom Cufl rearued wn Marj Burna,
! of No 228 _u t Hal atreel
FORESTERS CHOOSE OBRIEN.
\ii.-intic city, Aug. 8. Judgfl lv i.
ii'Hlien. of l.xnli. Mflflfl., xxa-i fllflOtfld BU*
prnne ehtef ranger "f the Poiflfltarfl af
Amflrlca, in convanUon hera t..-'ia> over
judflfl *'. l* it'indon, ?,r L'allfornia. arbi
.x.i elected aupreme chlel ub rangar.
fYUAN SH.MCAIPREPAR.NG
COUP D'ETAT, CHINESE FEAR
President of Republic Likely
to Emerge as Emperor?
BrDwbeats His
Parliament.
| fron The Trihiine Bttn* ? I
VTaahlngtak Aug. *.- '.^ecordlag to ""?
oflli Ial advlca reeelvcd ln Washington
th*re Is dacp suspklon ln Peklng and
elaewbere 8iat the draetie eventa arhlch
are now UtUng pliwe cumprlsc a prelude
,,, | cottp d'etal from whleh l'resident
vuaii Bhlbikal arlll etnerga as Bmperor.
\ dlspaieh to the state Department
rrom tba American Legatloa ta Peklng
aaya that -ome of those who loet thelr
Hvea bi tn- recenl eiracutlona arara men
of prorrUsence. reetarday, after the ar
r< af of rlftbt memhers of Parliament. hoth
houa s inaniinousiy voted to aoapend slt
tinga un:ii a aatlefactciry expUnataon has
he.n mada hv tba (awmrnment Boaaa of
ti-e ncaiuaad membera arera 4o4ibttaaa
cuiity ?f tniaa?nduct hut it la faarad.
aaya tbe tegatton, thal the rev/aj-da of
rored tor tofoa**r*iatlon bava i"i to faiae
a.-.-us.vlon and < OtBt - OUOnl imn. eessary
*Ob4XrVOr8 Of the CWriesa situation here
USED BOMB FOR FOOTREST
Officer Worked Two Days with
Dynamite Under Desk.
Mkvraukee, iVui 28a?Ibr two daya
Colonel Wllllam Pauhaa, h |?ttce eta
tii n keeper, reated his ttni on a aaatly
tied pacatage, whlcb ha'i been lald under
I , deak. Por two daya Mr. Paulua Ht
bui plpe and threar tho n.at.-h.es under
i,is ,ieSi<. and to-day ii* aaya he is th.
lUCkleal <'f niortals.
Mr. FabUlUa Insi-e.-ted the p,T-kaKe to
,, ,, nnd ,W?<". -red that it .-otltattied
auOdynamlU capa and alghl pc-unda ot
d> naralte,
a wornan ar^tawed the atatlon Monday
an.i handed tha peckage to nn offleer,
aaylng alta had found tt. The a-tfflcajr,
not wishina* to spoll fn.- appejaranca of
ti,.- sution keeper'a di ak, plau ad '>>.?
unonened package I eneath it.
MAY ADD TO SHORTAGE
Roscville Trust "Mysterious
Box" Held Cancelled Checks.
i-... ,. thai aldlng the banh ?
. ? , ? "uiits. Um oj?< nlng
Of a Bl] ' ? tlu'
. ln
portant, a
'
? ? axan
bul bo n le
it waa thought at Brat thal lt mlgbl
? ? ?
.... >. mond i:. Bmlth, -
..:?'..
a ? .
l rn th- boi ? ?? -
.b) tha ba
trtd,
-
... . tbat1 <"'
rtihi
.... - tba ? I urter of thi
?? ' J ____?
? ? ?
rn ln thel
?
\,,,k, wlll M eke an Indi
... ol !? *:
. .-.. t. ., Ibi
irano i"
to
, thal -? '
' out as aoon as p ?
ln tl ad reorga
? ? ... the Um
-?
SCOUTS RECOGNIZE SULZER
Boys Who Walked to Albany
Return with Pieturcs.
..;. .i: | Dai Id Morrla and Bergoanl
I,.. ,.,. Ro _ ouu arho
. | , ?
-..,,,, gtu) veeant Klah Parh to
to , ? i, K ... Man rorl
. ? ? i ly to
? i, bul came home I
I rrom Oov< rnor
II s - - ?
?
? a in. h p ? ".bi ra
?j .. j, ? ? . ,. hed Mbany W ? dm 11
.la* m i hi ? travelled
old stau road. Bai h boy, when h*
? and
..-, thla thi v wi re abie to maki I ia
n iu wlthoul aoi king or asklng ? d
tltontthi r rtva boj i atai t.'-i on the
trip, but tl them got eore 'eel anaj
rironped oul al Vonkera Morrls
Kudner aald the) were Inati ucti d to
, _ not i II nn aa rjoverijor.
Mr Bulzei 881 ? ? ?' '? "' the bO I 8 PlCt"
ii hlmaelf
-??
END OF KNITTING STRIKE URGEO
KITorl ? are nou * elng made bj the
,, ,i t.i.i, ou of tba Btate Board ol ate
rllatlon an.i Arbltration to brlni aboul a
, n , ? . , i .,( tv- general atrtka ln lha
knlttlBR milla ihroughoul the i Ity
_
INSTRUCTIGN.
r,.i Both Bexea -Citj
FRIEND SslErYlINARY
230 __a Baat 18th Bl , Wi a rorh.
FRIENDS SCHOOL
loa 118 B. h. i marhorn st . i: ooh i n,
THE Hl Ut 11/ BfMOOL i?K l \M.l Ai.l-.
M.dlaon Bquara I 1123 Broadwau _
II |. i ii I, 343 latn* a Ava., iv ar \21tb Bt
Brooklyn Branch 218 220 Uvlnf ai'aa 8t
S. 1.....IN ? .(..-ii all th. '?'''_
PRATT INSTITUTE j ;.:;.1.',.V;,V.r?V.!,::'-'(
i ni Boya .atl.l foung Men <'iiy.
HAMILTON INSTITUTE FOR BOYS
888 t\as{ B_ad -VO? s- 8T. 4 ..r. HOIh 84.
4 lll II I.I WH 4 HMMIKII Al. 4 lll HSI.S
BPKI'IAI r?i r \U \TIIIS 14)11 H MT
rillSI \MI INVM'tll.la. -I HOOI. II 4*4
iii i \ U'PROVKD ux v. v. BTATI! RE
4.I.M- V.'MI iKMt IIMi'NS lll I. INT.
V XICI Hlll \l l> BHAW. .Ilt.. I'lllMII'VI
1RVING SCHOOL
i.. ii. it ai. BB w. arm st.
BOTH PROM B lo 20 M.i. IM'l' \ i: i M KNTB,
IM Qraduatea Havi gntered Pollega
No rtoina itudj t..i boya under flftaaa.
I KI.KPIIl >NR IMfl S'lll '. I.Klt
c.r 4;ii is .in.i Young i. idlea Clty.
HAMILTON INSTITUTE FOR GIRLS
Bt| 11 rai Kllil \\r.. N. IV. < or. H9I h Bb
I I at111 la ln BKVKN'TV-FIVK BTI'WKNTB.
\iii:ii\ti. t\\ \. \. BTATE Kl.i.lNI
I mi li.I I I.KIII II \ I I >. MPBCIAI. -ll -
ni vi- i-o-i i.lt \iu tit:. iiii.ii si i.i.
MIXXI.II -i lliiol XMi hIMllTtl. MtTK.S.
Mra N. Xltl lllll\l.l> -H XXX .Ir. Prin. Ipul.
THE FINCH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Mr.- JM8ICA *'i.\'TI COBOItAVB, r-iiro tpnl
61 Eaat 77th Street, New York.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.
Amrrl.an mul r'urelan Tra,-hi?r?' AgaBBPT.?
Suppiir-ji Prof*aaora, Teacharax, Tutora, ':>>v
"n. ai.-a, .(.-.. tn l'ollr>gM, Si'hool* .Hirt Kum
llla-a "applj to Mra. ML J- ItiLMMLl/roN,
-J i mon Bquara.
Bflfl in present eondltlona a o^tnrnitna*
lion on tbi part of Pt-flfltdaat raaa and
his advb'-rs. BOttM of whom are BBflB ot
--real power and flmMtlon, lo dflmon
stiate Ottflfl for all that Ynan ts tha one
controlllng fhetor la ?'hina.
POT more than a year omsPiracy aga:nst
Yuan has BflflB brewinn ln China. BORM
weelx.s a?,'o thls raaultad In open revolu
tlan- Vuan BflBt hls tTOOflfl iBtO tlie BflM
ard ttey have been tinlformly BUeOflflflfUl
BgallBBtthfl Bouthern reb.-K BTflB arhlla
the rcvolutlon was golng OB there was a
gOCd deal of opposition BOOWn to Ynan
in the Parttarnant partloularij( among tba
roflmbera of the NaUonallat party, of
which Bun Yat-flen. CJen. rai Huang-Hfllng
a?d otbera were tbe leadera sun aad
Huang were also leadera flf the revolu
tion and ai<- now extles in .lapan.
It wonld app.ar that Yuan has now de
UnniMd to demonfltratfl tfl lha Pnrlla
ment Ihat ba is the master. It Ifl Bomfl
thlng of ;< blow tO the ispirlt Of Repub
UcanUm to have rhlna's tlrn real Iflgtfl
lative bfldy hrowh.at.n. but lt Is the |fltt*
erai bellef of forfllgnera tfl <'hlna tbat the
Btroitg band wblcb Yuan now RflflCflfl 10
he uamg Ih tbe only method of ke.pmK
i 'blna In order.
HEWER KILLED BY TRAINS;
158 THREE MONTHS'TOLL
Accidents Incidental to Rail
road Operation Took 2.086
Lives?17,194 Hurt.
Waflhlngton, tiui fl Dflfectlvi lae-d*
and dflfflCttvB eciulpinent. jOintly, ,
. d more thaa *?' v> t ***** "f **? t1''
lilmenta oM atflam rallroada af the
Unlted States durlng tho ouarter ended
March n Iflflt. aco4Mrdlng to BUtlstlci an
.,i ta day by the interatate Com
rrierce Commlflflfcm. Of tlerallnientfl due
io defeetlre roadway, inorfl than :v? p<-r
eent nretrfl cauaad by i.mk-n ralla
Durlng tha auurter IM fa**rfloafl arflrfl
kllled and z.*2* wrrr (ajatred ln trnln ???
? ta, ti.ese fururefl ahoarlng a tm i
of I4BJ kiil'd nnd 1 IR iniured. flfl *''-'"?
pared arlth thflflfl inr th*? rorroflpondinsr
d ol Ifll
IB other than tiain accidentn, lw ludlng
Bcddflntfl t" flmployfla whlle al wotk. t" .
tettlng on or "tr cfltra and ?>?- .
trr*.p., -mn were kille.l and
, injured, ahoarlng i d> rflflfli of 80
,.?l an ln rflflflfl Of 1 HO Injurfld
Bj trial ac Idi nl nol Involvi
traln ope-*?ttou, bul ofleurrtng ta rai
employea .?:? ralleraj piemlflea, '?'? -
hiiied ? I - ??- mjured. k decn i
O-M Mllfld -'ti'l an ? -. lil
jured
... ^e ,.f 't" .
ui increaae af IW li *****
, o-Tflflpondlng Q* irter of
: t yflai
fl
PASTOR TAKEN TO BEhLEVUE.
Xhe R< *' ?vl" ' v>' ' ' '
: ; ?.1 il ?'??? h *. Raaaan
Church, "t ? I
i,...,, ?n.i.-r th.- . in -i . phyalclai
'
, niat.i.i . ?
| 1!- xx..-4
*.
vu*> ll.) pltal '"I "b
THE
?)REICER collec
tion of Pearls rcp
resents first choice in
the world's Pearl
markets.
DREICERaC0
Jtui*e/o
nnH 4VEMut a rariTsr-t-ni
NWrcitK
N
MAN A SUICIDE IN TOMBS
Prisoner Tugs at Leather Belt
Until He Strangles Himself.
Kniest i.ind, 11-1rt>-j-iv yeara oid, a
lanitor, of tto. Hl Weaf Btrant, a rrisoner
awflltlag Irlal, eomnHttad BUlclda jflatar*
day iti the Tfltnbfl. Hfl sti'in'rleij him-eif
with a leather belt.
Und \xas arraatad Wedneaday **n;ht on
the complaint of his wife. I'ertrude.
cbargfld flrlth aa?ult Hp ^us flrralgnad
before Magtfltrata Lflay ln thfl Men'*
Klghl Court, and was bflM la MM bfla.ll far
trial Und araa tranafflrred raatarday
morning from t1"- i*t ':**->n attached ta lha
nlght ooui 1 t-i tba Tomba prlaon At no-.n,
when f"."l was taken to hls CflU, ln Ti?r
No. 5. I.ind app'-ared m *p80d BPhit* Two
baan tatar Kflaper OUday dlacavarfli Ma
bad]
A number of flUlddflfl have UCCUITfld in
th? Tomba. In tha rnajorlty of ca
onera bava BUflpfltnded thflinflfllvi
bara "f theh dooi hj bfllta or Baapendari
lind Bfllflfltfld an imuao?l inflthfld, Ba
; hi*- bflll flTflflind hia n. >'k and
tt tbe free flnd unUI bfl icii. aa
eonncioua, on hia aot. Accordlng to Dr.
Hewfl, of tbe Hndflon Btrael H?**epttal.
land had bflflfl daad BBflCfl thM BB her
. t.. ? wafl dl "''vered.
MR. MELLENWILL-ADVISE"
But New Haven Connection Wiii
End To-morrow.
Xhfl >.? I Kafll "avrn xV I
Ua Irofld I ???"?Par." IflflUfld ? Bl
last nlgl t ln hfll 8lf flf CI ?rlfl t
retirlni prea ****** u* M<:"
i-n in tha future ?
? to the ptraatdflnl and board of
... --.-d "
?Mr Ifflllfln aill '
with tb- N' - 1 'k "*? ? ********* * ;'a :"
rord Ralhraad afti - ' ? *** *****
wfl ? k." tha atal ' ? ? ? "****? **** *?***B,
,',, rigraad b *** a_paaBl of tha
! diraetora BUcb informat.on
.. -,.-,,>. ..d from bla long ?
tion with th ? - *?<1VK',
I ? rn raquflfltfld.'
SCRIBNER'S
SEPTEMBER
THE LIFE-HISTORY OF THE
AFRICAN LION
By Theodore Roosevelt
4J
Ex-Pre?ident of the United Stat-?
The first of four articles on the Life-Histories of the
Great African Animals?The Elephant, The Rhtno and
the Hippo, The Buffalo and Giant Eland. Of these
articles he says:
" Thia and the folloj.ing articltt are in no aense hunting
articles. Theae articles represent an attempt to preaent
the life-histortet of the moat interesttnj am ng the
beaatt of the African jungles."
THOMAS NELSON PAGE
Ambaifiidor to ltaly
"The Romantic Founding of Washington
HENRY VAN DYKE
Miniiter to the Netherlandi
"Daybreak in the Grand Canyon of
Arizona"
FRANCIS E. LEUPP
Ex-Commiisioner of Indinn Affair*
"The Progressive Idea in School
Management"
EDW1N H. BLASHFIELD
"Mural Painting in America"
FICTION
EDITH WHARTON, - - ? "The Cuitom of the Country"
JOHN GALSWORTHY. .... "Tbe D?rk Flower]
JAMES B. CONNOl.LY. "The Battle-Cruiie of tht Svend Foyn
MAARTEN MAARTENS, * - - - "A Gallic V.ctory
HARRY BENEFIELD. - - - "Aon. Lipiruky ? btar Hag
SYLVIA CHATFIELD BATES. - "The Little Houio of Dream.
Important Announcement
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Scribner's Magazine the account of the trip,
which he will take in the eariy months of 1914,
into the Paraguayan and Brazilian interior, where
he expects to travel by canoc and on foot through
the great South American tropical forest. His ex
periences, observations of the country, the people,
and the animal life will appear solely in Scribner s
Magazine.
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