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OF
McReynolds Presents Views of
President to Senate
Committee.
OPPOSES DROPPING JUDGES
Legislation to This Effect Is
Unconstitutional, the Ad
ministration Bc
licves.
Prot ireau l
Waahtagtee, Bept fl T^e i/realdeni
nnd the Attorney Oneral are both op
v<->sed to any leglalatton abohahtog the
United Btatea Conunerce Court whicn
wouid remove th.- Judgee from ofllce. and
this oppeaHlen wlil be carried to the
1'nite.i statts Bapre-ne Court lf aecea*
sary.
UlrJle thr admlnlatratlon takea the m-w
of ex-TYesid.ut Taft. tbal the t'ommene
? 'onrt should he maj. an almost IndlB
t.-nsiW.' tribunal bj tbe enlargetnent of
its pewera and jurisdiction, I'resldent
WHjon and Attorney *,encral M'-RoynoUls
are niore .-oncerned with the plan tO
Wgislate the julges. appointed for li'e o'
clurlng good behavior. OUl Of offlCe. Tbell
Vlew is thnt such legislation is clearty
unconstitutional nnd should not be 6B
acted.
Mr, McRrynold*. BPPOBTed before the
Senate Appi-*"rrlat_ion<i Committee to-rtay
:.:id stated hifl ohjectioua, whlch are
known to be those of the l'resident. ln a
most emphatir niannrr. He declarcd that
I'ongrejs is threatening to eatahllah a
dan**e-on* rrecfdent. although he did not ,
discuss the ronstftutional qoeatlona he
believes to be involved. The gravatncn of
I Ms plea to the rommlttee wa? that tne
! court s powers should be wider.ed to
' rover ar.y poaetble defectB, rather than
? that the tribunal BbouM be ahohshed.
The first eonslderation. Mr. McKeynolds
, *.ald. should be the wisdom of abolishinK
the court without a thorough Inveetlga
tion. He rnalntaln-d that surh defecta Ba
now ure claimed to cxtst in the pr-'ceduro
and powers of the court ean he easlly
remedied. ln any event. he a.^erted. pro
vislon flhould be made for maintainir.g tr?
status of the judges constltuttng the
court
It is exnected that Presldent Wilson
-Aill confer with a number of Senators on
the flubject. aa it is rocognized that tne
Attorney Oeneral acted practlcally an
Fj.ok.sman fw the Chlef Executlve, al?
though he has well dcfined Tlewa i
own. Juflt how tar Preeideat Wlleon wttl
be willing to co to prevent the aboUtton
of the Commerce Court is Btlll fjonjectural,
as thUB far he has tacitly permitted Ihe
House to rass the biil. whlch ls now be?
fore the senate. and has made no pubhc
pronounreinent of his posltion. That Ih
entertains the fame general idea tOWarO
the subject. however. ls not heyond con
t ;re.
These are the vlewr- of ex-Preafdent
Taft. as set forth ht his message vetoing
the former biil. On this scoro President
Taft satd:
"I have read the arguments upon whuh
this proposed legisfatlon is urged and l
eaaflOt Tmd ln them a tfflgle reason why
the court should he abolished. exrept that
thot*. who propo?e to abolish lt ohjeot to
k. cOrtaln ef its decislons. BOUM of those
Adecialeaa have been sustained and other
1/ ? c been disapproved or modlfled by the |
r ? 1 am utterly OppOBOd tO
tbe aho'.ltion of a court bccause lts <ieei
slons may not always meet the approval
of a majorltv of the Wislaturc It ls
introdurlng a recall of the iudiclary.
which, in lts way. is quite as ob'ertlor.atie
as the ordlnary vnpular ni-thod proposm.
"Next to imjartiai and just Judgment,
the great deelderatum ln Judlclal retm'iu
; to-day is the preBBBtlon of the dh
j of business and the protnpt decision or
' caees. The rsrabhshment of tbfl
merce Court has brought this ahout in a
substantlal way hy reduclng th.- aveiape
delay from two years to Mx month
1 doubt not that as time goes "n and the
proeedure bocomes better understood tMl
1 rerlod of Bta months will be further re
i duced. It is greatly 1n the interest of tnc
Fhippers. and therefore of the publtc,
that thlfl means of reduHng the time of
fffecMve remedln' 'Itigatlnn against rall
jeads ahould be preserved "
138,244 IMMIGRANTS IN JULY.
Washington. Sept. 2?. There werfl 188,
C44 lmrnlrr3"t allens admitted to th?I nite.I
Btatee ln July. <>t thes-. M ?*? were
? nd 4*.*S0 femalP. Non-inimigrai.t alier4
udmltied numbertd i*,,c>. aad Amerlcan
tittxens who returned to this .ountry
reaehed a total of ???.:?%0. Alkr-s rrfuseri
fttjinlsiilon numbered 17C8, making th.. ln
fMBi passenger movenient f..r the nv.nth
LANSTON TO PAY ALIMONY
Author May Now Join His
Afflnity in Belgium.
| From The Trihnne Pur
Washlngton. Sept fj The marltal dlf
Acultlea of Aubrey Laaetoa, a wealtby
author. wbeae alleged leae for a Heigian
glrl he met on a Kurop.-an tOUr la-'
tr.er resulted ln a BUtt for timitrd dtrorCO
iTing Inatltuted here by his aife, Bthel >
Lanaton, were aomewhal adjuated to-dai
by a tentatlre egreemeni that h< ??*"?
a' permanent allowan*.I r>" .n,,,:1 j
on Mra Lanaton before returnlng to Bel*
ifi un
ton waa tahen Into cuatodi by
order of thr court to preveal his pro
| triP abroad and was held until the
attoraeya reaehed an Bgreement. The
court demaaded IMM ball.
Counael for both Bldea agrei tuat there
s little chance of a n coa4*iUati<m, becauae
of l.ar.ston's attachment to his foreign af
, and the dlvoree buM probably wlllj
he preaeed. Mra Leneton i* nnwUMng to
ask for an Bbeolute dlTOTce, whlch would
permll her hueband to remarry
lt irai etated that ? d< flnlte agrei i
wni probably he algned bj both paxtle
to-morrow mornlna and thal Lanaton will
i. n,.w,<i to depart tlria Jurladlctlen
whi ni t > ? h. Kf ts n ad)
NO CROP FUNDSSENT WEST
But S30,000,000 Is to CJo
There Next Month.
| From The Trlhune Pu
vTaflhlnaton, Sept 23 \ report to the
Beeretary of the Treeaury on the dlatrl
butlon "i" Bpproxlmatel .ol the
propose.i 8EO.000.000 crop fund for Ihe MBO
of the Bouthern and Weatern banha ln
facilltatJng the movemenl of crope will
; !... .-.. n tarj McAdoo to*
morrow.
Practlcally no money haa beei ir' I
West thna far. aa the bank^ have adrlaee
the Treeaury Department that thi farm
: nol be >erkinc fundi until afte*
O* tober 1. The cxi-ectatlon of the omcials
ls that virtually the balnnce of the -.>??''?.
000 will be eent West.
BRYAN NOTEDUCATING JAPS
Public Not Entitled to Know,
Any way. He Says.
??? Th? Trtbune Bureau i
Waahlngton, Bept fl. in reply to m
nuiries concernina the atatementa made
-. itoi Martine yeeterday, When he
! Scurctary Bryaa'a lfK tutcs on
the ground that Mr. Bryan waa educatlng
a number of young men. the Beeretary to
day issued the following statement
"We are not educating any bo> s in
.lapan. A Japenaae fltudenl llved aith aa
for abo ;t Bre >ears, hut i.turncd to
Japan ln ttOi Senator Martine'i remarlu
? ,. f. .-? to atudenta b hom w< bare
Bjaieted ln other parta of Aeta, but i do
consider it necessary to ch?*'iss the|
matter.
?I have dlacuaaed the Boureen "f my m-1
,,,.;.... but i am nol yel -*on"rtnced thal the
pubHi requlrea me to dlecuaa each ? on
Uon which 1 see ht to make to B
werthy cbubi
"i may add that i anewer theaa Quee-I
tions with relUCtance and ? *111 the Icel-1
ing that the newepapen repreaented bi
thoee who ask the queationa feel more
curtoatty than th.. general publle d"es in |
Kgatd 80 my prtvate affalra "
NEW CURRENCY SCHEME
Hitchcock Plan Would Have No
Regional Reserve Banks.
VVflahbigton. Bept t f'ompleti rerial
frann work of ti ? adm nlol Oe
B
. and i::- t. dur
ing the
my* r. of n. - ' orh, befor* ihe Bi i at
I ng ? 'oran III
Reed and Hil
rtain provislona ?.f tl H
Bi ? atoi Reed idvanci d uhal
||?d 'he Hitchcock plan, wl Ich would
enttri ? i ?'' from the pi
te,n the entire 11 bem* of rei ?
banhi l tut* ? - ivernmenl Ibbuc
rreni y to Indlvldual banka on ?
mercial paper, ba* ked 1 i ' per ? ? nt
go i reaenri np to ??? pei i enl ??r Ihe
,.,; |*j to* k o each IndiTidual l a k
That would bi In addition to the pn ? nt
bank note Ifl
Benator Reed, ii ? :
, rltldae I thi n gional I -mk plan
?laking the inrl: ?
aervlenl to ? corabinatlon of banka." Mr
I'tit. rmyer oppoe* d th* Hib I.h i ai
? ? to th
??? for the isflue of eurre;Ky
?| i,,. committee wai inable to eoneluno
iping .,' Mr. i nt* rm. i la
an*l ne aill return on Monday.
-??
WIFE SUES A. T. RINGLING.
Baraboo, W'is . Bapt Hl?Alfred T R ng
link'. drCUfl proprietor, was- made de*
feadaat to-day bi a dlTorce suit breaght
by hla w>'f'. Mra, Belle n. Rlngllng. The
piaintiff allegea deaertlon. They have
hi'en married twent] ! eara
*> - *****
? v* ? ve -r-v-?-?
Walpole Bros.
Irisfi Linen Manufadurers
Fancy Linens
Our Autumn importations of ornamental linen^
are ready for your inspcction.
Dinner, luncheon and tca cloths in real laces
and finest hand embroidery. new desiirn4; in cen
trepieces and d'oyleys. sideboard and stxving
cloths in a ?reat variety of mzcs and pattern*.
Redspreads in clunv, fllct and other laces. with
or without bolstcr rolls, bureau and tablc covers,
pfncushion tops, niffht ?own and handkerchief
cases, novelties in boudoir pillows.
These ornamental linens are all hand-made
from the choicest materials obtainable.
?\ visit of inspection will be appreciated.
8-taAX
373 Fifth Avenue. New York
Also of
LONDON DUBLIN BELPAST MELBOt'RNE
Factories: ? Belfaat and Wanngatown. Irelaad
Faubliahed 1744
TARIFF CONFERREES MN
COMPLETE M TO-DAY
Preferential Duty on Imports in
American Bottoms Adminis
trative Feature Not Settled.
COTTON TAX MODIFICATION
Exemptions of Mutual Insu?
rance Co.8 and Men of Fam
ily from Income Tax Still
To Be Considered.
I Pnmt ti ? Trlbona Bvrea .
rVaahington, bept M - Bacoaragad h"
the falr progreaa made lo-day. Benatoi
glmmona ara ao optiraletle lo-nlghl that
i>,- predicted ? full agra*emen1 amona the
cenferreea on thi .anff MI] late to-nvr
,,,? i ni ,: ? onfen aea are nol
gulne, however, and u tn? conferen i i
roncluded before Thuradaj nlght or Kri
day unoaoalls rapM aorl tn-ist be done.
The eonferree* flnlahed to-day the ad
mlnbBrative xe.tir.n of the bill, arlth the
exception of the Importanl Item eoverlng
n preferential dutj r..i Importa re4*elved
in Amrricfln bottoma Thla eontrovertod j
provtalon went over, flddint" one tonrr to
the lwt of undectded queattena which thi
ronferraaa have akleateppet] i'i tba
earlli r tlaya <>f the conference
ir ihe eonferreaa Bnteh the day'i worli
mapped out fcr them to-incrro*ai by Ben*
Btor Bhnmona th.nual dlapoae of more
th m .-i <io7.en Importanl prov akma noa bi
dbrpute nnd roncemlng erhlrt moie or
less "riliimriK'' ha* OCCUrred
Thf cotton tax amendment la atin m
rontroveray, and when the conference la
reaumed tO-mOIToa mnrnina Benetor
<'!arke, it^ author, and probably other
Benator* who propn?e modlfleationa "Ul
be hrnni. There t*- alao pamdlng tbe Ben*
?te Bmendmanta exemptlng mutual life
inaumnee eompanief- frorri tl - ln4*ome
tax. anri another aniendment Blvlng ?
hipher Income taa exemptlon lo mea of
famlly.
in addltlon the coafi vct to
thraah oul thr- duty on lead and Btnc,
burlap. cotton yarna and rloth and the
in. ferentlal dt -i imi ort*
from the im, ? tl ?-?? ejaei
tiona Imv ? da for the alad*up
o 1 ? onfi enci
The conference egreed upon the laejulal
torlal featun of the admlntatratlvi aei
Hen <-f the * -111 eetlon waa re*
wrlttm to provtde hl|
. ? nl thal toreti
furnlah the Inforroatlon dealred hy
American agenta abroad, bul the lan
guage of thi mpi t
I' W I- ...
if the H'liis.- provbdon '
aoftened, althou
the general Idea of in iub Itlo
VChen thi tion I
tak'-n UP tO-1 tunltj 8 III
he glven Benal to
tati ? i t A almllar o\ win be
of Boatb. ? i
? i... haa drawn .-. bUI foi .< ?
tax thal . ,..'?:
in tbe bV nati
Ao Bgn emenl eached bj ll
farreea to-daj wherebj tbi aal Ung draw
i.Hck airaangementa wiii t,e oaa tlauaal -
ri. r thr ni ar lae Mai ufai turt n. ol
gooda ln b mA at fgi torles ?lf] i- eom?
pelled t" ; ? onl ;?? ceat dul f thi
porti ?? Tl ?
ln r< .'??xJ thla rate ta * per eei I
HALT FORTIFICATION PLAN
Fort Henry Spcculators Try to
Unload on United States.
?. i.
B'aablngton Bt l Bpe ul ito ?
... go bi im" nt <*t
, ? ? lat* ape ilenry I |
halted thi > ror fortll
i.r.,,k. Bay and provldlai protectlon to
Waahtngton, BaJUrnori and
terrltory agaJast a poaalbla lavadlai
llert
i:. pn m nl itlve Bhi rley, ? hairman of
the v ib-commlttee on fortlfli Ht...n ol tl ?
Houae Approprlatlona UOramlttee, ladlg*
r.n.t ? aaaarted i<j-ciay ti.ut tbi
01** , ^r,i b hi mi foi f.'rtit ina ..: ?
lleni \ haa been Wo* ^-f d ao fai I ind
n h" i uah< 'i In and ?<? quli ed
Utle rn- aooa aa thi intention ?; the k,,v
ernmi 11 beeame knoa rt Mi Bhi i
thi \pi'r"unat:o!v. Cornmlttee probabli
arotUd abandon tbe anl ? i unb i
land at Cape Hearj could be purchaaed
bi a raaaonable pi l< a
Th.- inrt n.ititi.mtiona approprlatlon bUI
carrled 1110,000 foi th.- purchaae ol ;? Blte
for fortbbratbma Ai ti" tlrm thla ara
? enelden d an ample ellowaro i I ut
Bcarcely bad the bill paaaed before army
?? . . beeame aware ol an apj
coacerted efforl of apexrolatora t" "hoM
up'' tba goverana nl
BIG EXODUS FROM MEXICO
Hundreds of Americans Leave
.?3,000 to Remain.
| From Tha Tnhune Pureau. J
Waabtagton, Sept B Roporti reach'
inp the Btate Departmenl Indlcate that
Aniertcana are gettmn out ol Meslee by
tbe hun.ireris. and it la eatlmated heri
that wlthln a w->ek or l. n r|H ? w all th.
Araarleaaa who mtend laavtbg win have
rlone ao. The most reacon.Th|f eatlmate
tatUeataa that there aill remain In
Mexico about three tboueand Americana
all told.
The American Conaul al Tamplco re*
porte'l tO day that he ha:< h*m in..re thin
four hundrrd refugei 6 tO UaredO and
Qalveaton, most of them to the former
placa, atnee Augual tt There are onl]
a few more in the Tamplco eJatrtcl arho
are expeeted to lea\, Th<- M<amer t'lty
of Tnmri''f la dui -.t Tezaa Cltj to-mor*
row with twent;.-rlghl rofugl
Th'-re ar. appioxmiatel. tlure hundred
Americana la Torreon, and the conautar
reporta atau thal manj of the?e .u. <i*
Bbaaa of leavlng. A greal man] revoin
tiontata arr reported between BalBlle an.l
Torri oa
L0BBY REPORT THIS WEEK
House Committce Divided Over
McDcrmott Charges.
Waehlngton, i^ept B -The reperl of tbe
Boaa lobb] commlttee probably aill ba
ubmitted b) ? babman Qarretl tbli
nr.-k. One part .?! tbe report liial I.
trouMing merobf-ra "i tbi commlttea I*
thai conoerntng Repreventatlvc McDei
naott, "i iliiii... .-"in' ,if iii,- commlttei
men are .--;? i?i t" boM thal the chargea
Martbi M Muihall, fornier tobbyl l foi
.!,. .N.iti.'iui h '" lation >'f bfaaufaetar*
er.u. and l. ii McMlehael, onetlme chlef
page of the Houae tni'l. nRaln.-l M.-l). r
aiott were not auBdently aabatantlated.
n
m IN MARBLE FRAUD
Thomas Sturgis Fled. lt Is Said,
After Selling "Bankrupt"
Finance Concern's Bonds.
HAD GOT LOAN OF $50,000
Four Directors of the Comfjany.
One a Former Representative,
Are Also Accused in
Alleged Swindle.
ThomBfl Sturgis. foimerlv OTM < ommis
oner, i hril Berriea OomuilBBloner and n
men,her of the bOBtd of manngers of the
Blmlra Reformatory, la one ef aereral de
fendants m fl BUll begUB veslerday in the
Bupreme Court'by Amoa I* Preaaeott aad
O. J. Oude te r. <over ffa.01 on J**dgment?.
it ia alleged that Mr. Btorgta lefl H< a
Vork ahout a year ago nr.d dOBB n..t ln*
tend to return. The otbet defendanta are
i .1 o'Doaobue, aon of a former
Cltj I'hainheiiain. Alwyn Ball, Jr., former
Bepreeentatlre J. Vaa freehtea Olcoti
.i.?i chariea H. Half nfr. Preaaeott bi
;, manufacturer ef etare pciteb, and Mr.
Oude, the other ptamtln*, ia ln the ad
rertialng bualneaa
ln 180G Mi. BtOrglfl "ikisiil/.e.l the * '?**,
? ,i Plnanee i lompanj. aith .* capital
atoek ol ?':.-><'"'. and araa Ita praatdeat
and dlrector until in July. O'Donohue
aaa rice-preeidenl and diractor, and Ol?
coti end Ball alao were dliecloro, it is
? i in 1811. Hvia alleged tbe rtaaneo
companj and tl ? Dover Whlte MarMe
Company, of arhleh Bl 11 gi ara alae
pr* Ident nefljotlated arlth fVilltam Mlller,
i. pn Bentlni Pn ?? i "tt nnd Oude, for a
loan Of 130000 t<> l.e made tO the marhle
.ipaay. In a letter te Mlller, It in
i. Bturgla aald thal the loan araa
for Bll months. wlth prtvilege of
?al. the notea tO he Indnrn. ,1 h\ th
Dnance eompauiy and to he aecured by
?,..??, in continental atoek and bb6,6M In
gnld bonda
it bi alk that
l ,, me ??? h. applled to the
... i ..f tbe marble
? ai 'i thal the company had tltle to
i rea of blgh grade whlte marl le. He
the new plai' ao ild eai n from
*. ... |o ;;...?.. ,, year, arhleh irould
the rix.-.i chargi Bturgta - b?
, ti,. companj to have fl rirtu ??
ig Mea i ork b ith
ui.tri-Ie.
iturgia told Mllli l la fui illeged
ih.tt thi paoj would be pajIm dlei
.. ..ii iu 11' '? ? aithli ?
? . ? ,,t l>. t i O I '" ga ol
. to pt)
... I Indebtedm
?
? ,. the > 'ontln nta I i ce ? lon -
. i ? Prea - thal
? itemenl eubmltt l a by the
,. ompan] ahowed ta to be
.
tt ai
tssejo to
? .
?j .. notea aret-i due Aprl IIU but
..... . ,
iN.t.r VI i t Marl ?- I B4
, . . . . ...
? ? ; ..liit
i ? ? tbe nol
i in
of Pn M
i unaatla
: I
ptaiattffi ...
Plnenei i i ? '
' ?. ? ., aolvent, *?. d< ?
fraud thi m. lt ta d thal ..f
.....
i ? f tbe
? ? Ied Bl l
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i. .. ... ntiff*.
tl,,i,i ? ? le . ...i.t.. aer* ln tiV
a* hi rm ' fraud th< m
BRYANTOASTS WITHWATER
Avoids Old-Fashioned Cocktail
at Dinner to Frcnchmcn.
w ,,.. ii iton Bept '?' l lea i to rre?i
denl 1 ii'"" ?lT''i Preald* nt 1 ir* a
ti.e tradltlooa] frienaahlj between Prance
,iikI the United Btatea waa drunk ln
v ..t.-r laai nlghl by B< eta Bi ran and
the
,t ihe Paaama Pai II le fali
The n* e ? l< .'" ?' " ?' ? ben Ma k)r I J
Dieklnaon who waa hoal made a denlel
cf ? publiabed fltor thal Mi Bi an had
i,oi drunk when the chaapagne gla
W(.,.. . ,, ,| for the toai i and thal the
i rencfe rialtora were effended.
Majoi Dipkinaon eaplalaed thal there
i o . hampagne **t the dlnnt . n
an oid-fas'.io.: ? echtall ?hk b Ihe
Prenehmen had . gpreeeed a i nriealtj to
tai... aad tbal ai Mi Br an prepoaed th*
|, ;l>, n( ,, th* ? ii'I "t the dinner It was
,ii unk w Ith w.iter.
a
NEW'WHITESLAVE'RULING
U. S. Judge's Interpretation
Would Have Freed Carainctti.
Wlchlta, Kan , B< b4 -"? '?' ? Bekei ;|
I ari ta ".* v lultted oi a "whlte Blaa?
. ? eharge In the fedi ral ? ouri h* n to
daj afti i J'.i.ig.' Pollock, of the L'all d
st.,te. EHotrlct Court bad Inatructed the
i,,i | thal it musi be i bown th.*t Baker
io<-.k <'... a Btovi i to Ti ia foi ? amm< rctal
purpoee b* fore the |urj eouM i Bal Ii I
him of relatlna tbe Mann ia^
Baker pleaded puilt) yeeterday. Judge
Pollock asked if tbe plea waa baaed on
the Interpretatien of thi Mann IflflJ Ib
the Diggfl ..*'-? In i * i n t ? ?**???* Bakei al
lorne) anewered thal II wa." Judge Pol?
lock then aald the Mann a-1 applled onl
t.,::,, rdal feature ef the Irtt* i tati
triii4.|.f>rt.iii*.ii .'i woanen and auggi ied
ti,. piee b* . hanged to nr>t guiltj
"lt WB8 not the aim of Congreea t., pre
ronl the r< raoaal ? Bcapadi ? <d any raan,"
sald Jtldgl Pollock
2,073,697 IN A. F. OF L.
Orgamzation Gains 210,017 Mcmbcrs
il Eleven Months.
n/aehlagton, s*_i't H Th-- executlvel
eeuneil of the Amerlcan Poderatlen of
lahoi begaa ith (uarterly meeting ben
to-dai
s..., ttai | Men laea ? n p"i I i"i the ?
? i. ?'. mantha ef the Baeal year eadodl
Auguat ii ahowed thal lha rneaiborahip ,.f
aflillated organhaitioBa ln Aeguat la l
aai 44.078,567, agalaal l-MMM far August
laat j aai b L..IHI "i l8Mfl
.\ tutai of IM cbartera t*? uai4Mia ?irc
banied ftou. October l. Ittt le Auguat 31
laat eeeapared with M for the bbbm
p. , io<i ol th. iireieding tla*al year. |
PICETON GEIS
tenllnued from f)r**t pa*e.
the iray vaulUng a four-foot fanca with
the ngility of an athlete
The Preaident'a men?** for faccs
was Uluatrated in a curioue way. in a
pr.iup of Btudenta who po*st.?J he si>ied
nn,. Wh<-.dded, hut paaaad tnodaatly
onward "Hello, Jack WesUott." said
the Preetdent, aa he stepned fnrward
and gieet.d the baahful young man.
"When I aaw him last." explained
Mr. WUaOfl aft'Pvar.l to Ma COtnPflfl
ions. "he -va.** but a small boy."
Young tVeecott i? tha aon of one of
th? piufaaBora,
Hefor.- leerinc the cajnpog the Prc-i
dent .suddenly pullad a red plBCB of
peatehoard from hi?* pochet
MMy, thla looks famlllar," ho aald, "1
wonder what It i?.'"
\n,i ii wa famlllar, ttm, f<<r it en*
tltled the bearer to an unllmited num
her >.f free "ahlnea" ??' the unireraity
hoothlatk. Juat boW lt fOt into his
DOCkai ih< 1'i.ndcnt dldfl'l know. Pflr
haps aoene freehman could tell, boar
ei tr,
After hia trip through tnr> CflflkPtM
the Preeldent motored to the hotne or
Mr?. Richetta, who, althflugh elghty*
Mx yeara old, he bellevea to be one tt
th- tfloai Intellectual arotnen be h?
fvir met she v.as ?< nejttdoor neigh
bor in Cleveland Lane. Ha alao
Itad hia old home. which baa been un
OCCUpied :-in' <? he left here nnd theii
rnotor-d to the new Poat-Oraduate
t'oiiege. for a haaty '""k. After ?<? rn,e
to Laarrencevllle the Preetdenl re
turned to the apartment of ProfeBBOf
ASBOn nnrl rosted untll traln time. H
left here for Washington shortly after
4 o'elork
Betietaiy Oarrlaon, United Btetee
Benator Efughea and Joaepb P. Iu*
multy, tho Preaident'a Beeretary, ao
companled him from Wflahlngton.
They left him .*t Princeton Junctlon
,-,nd went t.. tl - ir homefl to rote. The
S,. r.t.,:; .,f War Bfld Mr. Tumilty
met the Presldent at Princeton Junc?
tlon on ih*' return trip and weat bach
to vVaehington wlth hhm.
TILDEN HEIRS ASK CHANGE
1 Action Begun to Have G. W.
Smith Rcplaced.
Iei trai of the beln ?<( s.ni.ue'. j. Tiiden
poc ni an actlon In 'he ?u>reme
? ? ? . u Bmlth remeved
' ?? . . ?? -i t" aubetltute
c Tvi, ? ln hli plece. 1
? idy t.iker. In 1 ? ?? M ' '
in ? o ? ? ?? ? ? that a
.- . ?
I.' a i \ >' '. , d* Iph, the other BX4
f,r ? The belra whe
are Anna Ofl
la
One, <.r the tomplalntfl egalnet Bmlth i**
i.. haa ralled ta *??.-,. arlth Ran
... tio ? ? i : eaecatoB
lo tah the j ice left Ta mt by the ?\w^
? ?. , n a:.d Jlp
-,.. i ,, .j ,l ln De* ? nih' r. IM1 Tiie
,.- \p t< I the imtne
di?te appolntment ef an -\<-r .t.>r b*
- . . ? - a of the I Bmlth
ii;,( rr.ve thi Ud
? . ing of t:.c monu*
m* :.t Of Mr TlldOB
.-> teattfled l
an II
Vorhe* a to tiii the lefl by Mr.
noth
lag but oaject I i and
i that be > Ig*
....
. ? ? ? .?. ? p Bnj der *.r Bmlth M
Ko aald I r and
. , ? , t them ?a' t e
r,.;, r : |. i lonfl who broke
the will ef Mr. Tltden, and that the other
bad bo bttereal ln the affHi-- of Ut
NEW B._& JL RECORD
? August Earnings Largcst IU
Road's History.
'ihe Baltlmore & Ohlo gr* .
fo, August, pflbhshed yeaterda;. h!"; ?
aii prevloufl raonthly record? >.f thal corn
,,;,,,? Th* tol .1 W6 B),44 :"*' and th?
an im reaa* ol 18834 ??
$im.,"..," reapectlvely, ai.npared with
tugual ol lael ..*:? r-i maintenanee
of \<., ? .<?,.! rtrui t ire tha outUj a i
11,314,401 a decreaei ol 111,884, and nn
malnti i... ? of eqi Ipmi nt tl.ttTJOO h .*?
-1 ? ? ..|..'.
for Auguel were W.81&BM, an increaai af
I r* M4
The two-month perlod (Julj and Au
I ? koa i an Incr* aae of
r I8U 118,281,864, a?i
. on pared aith I i id an ln< i ?
of i4M.?:. ni net Tlu effi eta ol the
?prlng Bood Btill ? hoa in the Itnanetai'
atatlatii . but repalra at" aapraachlng
completlon and the treaaury drain ia
neerlj . >v bi
MAY GAMBLE IN PANAMA
Lid Will Be Ra.4scd When Canal
Is Flooded.
Panama, Bept, J-; *A pereiatent rumor
la m etrculatioa here that gamhltag will
again be permltted ln tbe cttte* of Pan
I aira aild ' "l"ii after OctOBer 10. W'lien
I gam* of chance arere Buppreaoed ln
clttoB by tbe Panama government
at the urgenl raqueat >.i the canal au
tboritlei i yeai oi b.**-?". it ?? is
tacil agn d tiut thi prohlbltlon bould
remaln In effect until the completlon of
tlu. oonatructlon of the canaL it la ua
i tiut the Panama authoritlefl
con tlu. the Mowlng up "t tn. Oamboa
*iik.- ..n * n tober \'< ?* practlcallj/ termlnat
inp the canal work, and therefere thelr
obligatlons.
The paaama la ? i im.st gambltng re
huiteii ia a dlettncl monetary tawa i" the
two cttiea bj retnoatrig tiie InduceatentI
i'>r canal emptoyee to vtoll them for the
i,',r(.r, . af play. QembHag In th.> Canal
/...n. Ii prohlblted.
DOMINICAN PORTS CLOStD.
Baate Poniina". B* pl .'?' The revolutlon
ha** been Umttad to Puerto Plata, Meea
and Baawna Bay In the northarn i>art af
the repuhHc. AB other i.art.s *>f the ooua
ti i are iep.,rte.j to be aatet The toreign
r? -l.i. ni ara la no danger, oonduotlni
their rarioua huaineaafla aad travelllng]
wlthoul faar ef t??-ii*^ moleeted. The.
bleekade however, eont^nuefl at Puerto]
riata and gomant Ba ',
TY COBB CAUSES REFORM
Outsiders Barred from Vaults
of National Bank Notes
Waahlngton. Sept. 28. -The freedom
of the Treasury Dopartment aocord?d
Ty" C'obb. the Detroit .-entre flehler,
on a slghtseelng tour a few daya aj;o,
reaulted in the lssuance of an ironclad
ord'r to-day by TheBBBUl P. Kane. act
ing COBtTOllar of the Currency. forbld
dlng tlie ontrance of any outalder to
any of the VBOlta rontaining national
bank notea.
Th.> Treasury la fMled with baaeball
"fann." and when tho Pefroit ata.\
rallfd BO was usheied into the egall
rontaining national bBnk notea. and be?
lng a dire.-tor of a Lavonia, Ga., bank,
was permitted to write his nam** along
the mnrgin of a fiheet of notea.
When he heard "f this fontrolkr
Kanfl was atarfJed, berause an lmr.it
morial rule of tho Treasury Depart
mr-nt liad been brok'-n.
TUBES MADE'lN NEW WAY
Machine Orinds Them Out Four
Feet a Minute.
B] 1 tlegrapli te Tbe Tribaae.]
Detmlt, Bept 8. -Merahalr B Uoyd, of
Menoinin*. . Uleh., haa mvantod a ms
chlaa that turna out fini.*hed Bteol toblag
at the rate of eboul four feel a minute.
[nataad of tba rre^ent methed of draar*
Ing tba tuhe from a BtOOl inKOt, the atl
rolled and plaeed on a rc< I at the jr-.v
of the maehlne. Is fed into H a* a ry|j ^
paper is fed into a pnnting prea*. u
come* out at the other end round. w?l-a?i
anioothed and pollslied, flnally heln*f7n?
Into any dearfred lenirth ar.d dropprr) im'
a v.rtitins; icceptaol*
The tubtng ran he made any s;z? tni
any thlokness. The Inventor ?ialms tha.i
the coat Ir only one-tl,ird the coat ?'f th<
preeenl praceeaaa
TELEPHONE PROBE DELAY
McReynolds Awaits Result of
Ohicago Inquiry.
(From The Tribun* Hureau ]
WaahlBgtoa, Sf,pt. :.i - Complaiebj
agalnal tbe AmerlMn Telepbone an<i
Telegraph Company and requeata for ?c.
tion tO stnash the so-ealled Rf.|; -r^
phone trust contlnue t" reach the Attvr.
ney Oenoral aln'ost dally. bul h?. i1M.
leaohed no decision aa to proaecatloa,
Kfforts are beina; made to fnvestifata *,
many of the protest* as poasttye, hut it (j
belleved that tt will he nome time befor,
an; defialte axtioa is taboa.
.Mr. MeRevnolds ezpecta to ronfer a ?
persons (nterested ln the complabg
^t the proposed purcliase of th*
flltnois Tunnel Company by the Am?n.
.an Telepbone ar.d Telegraph Cotnpaay,
He ha..' practleally de, ided. however, t^
aarall the outoome of ihe inquiry by to*
Chlcacro offleials as to the valldity of Ua
branaBOtlon
The Interatate Commerce (.'omi-jtaBaa
probably adll make a volumlnoua report
aithin the nexl two montha, coveiingtaa
InveotJgatlon by Ita agents. The com
ml'sion. however. has already rtferred *
number of mattcrs regarding the triat
to the Pepnrtment <>f Juatlca f<.r further
Inveartlgation arlth reference to posaihie
violation of the Bherman anti-truat law.
Closing hours during September:
5 P. M. Daily; 12 o'clock noon on Saturdays
.1
S. Altmatt Sc (tto*
direct attention to a very ynusual exhib.t of
Women's Paris Lingerte
and Infants'artd Little Children's
F5ne Hand-rnade Apparel
how belng <d!5sjp3ayed 2n the new Frencli
Rcom on the Second Floor, Th5s exhlh:"
:?es a remarkabiie . ; .:3m of
y garments, made of exquisitely
aterials and representing tihe
.seinxe oi skill in needlccrafte
S. Altmmt $c (to*
v.avc .-eceive:! ?.';:/?-:.' sr.:]:r::sr:*s :?* tr.c
newest weaves arao tcxtures *rc
Auturrm and VY3nter Dress Fabrlcs.
~":e foJ*o"A':r.g are es~c.v' Tiotewo r^hy:
Cashmerfl velou s, ihe sv- ~'~ :: . of w>..! '?
?;;. ;?. "? z&?t:zz'.ki?.y aiaria'y.-c ta '."te
drapec cffci (I now n voguc; Vclours ie .a:~s;
Baby Lamb cloth; Diagc e. Casfom s t; P'a:
and checkeO Broadc.oths: ar.*: rrer.ci
Broad loths, icl are bs'mg extenslvely
used for Autumr Gowras and Sults.
JFifth Anrimr. 34t*j uiuV 35th irtrrrhi, -X'rin gorit.
For k*/.* Feli. *TO(75? REPLENISHING Season =>
J?WIS&%NGER j
Housefurnishing Warerooms
C'ooking Utensils and Moulds of every description
Tinc China, Larthcnwarc and Glass, Cutlcry
Kitchcn and Laundi y Furnilurr, \louse-Clcamng Malenals,
Brushes. Dusters, Carpei bwecper?, Vacuum Clrancr*, etc.
\ Metal-lincd
Refrigerators j ciass-lmed
( tlnameled ^teel-ltncd
Sanitary, EfficHgnl jnd Economical
kc Crcam Freezers, Water Coolers and liltcrs
Best Qualdy Only
15th Street and 6th Avenue, New York
"Open Air
to Everywhere" This for the Kiddics.
B
|RILLIANT autumn aiternoon*
tthti jroungatera might to be out ot
doors.
Put them Ofl a *bu<? a"'! 'et
them ride by tbe j>ark.
. Theyll come back with HttJ?
faces gkrVing, little eyes brip:'-* ?
Fifth Avenue And the t'aic aa you kaW** ?
Cooch Company but 10c.

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