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Hold Up Automobile Party and
Take Cash and Jewelry?
Hit Car Owner with
Revolver.
WOMAN GIVES THE ALARM
Highwaymen Let Her Go When
She Assures Them She Has No
Money?Chief Magistrate
McAdoo Sees Sus?
pected Men.
I a highwaymen who recently ter?
rorized the region above the Palisades,
between Fort Lee and Englewood, and
vho held up chief Magistrate McAdoo
nnd his brother, o? New York, added
? rgel3 to 'v<t depredations yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Daniel Fellowa Platt,
Of Englewood, and John S. Mabon and
his wife and daughter, of Hackensack,
were the latest victims.
Mr?. Piatt was alone in her auto
lle on the road from Englewood to
Tenafly, when two men. one wearing a
mask, stopped from the woods along?
side the road and hold her up at the
muzzle of a revolver. They ordered
her to throw her money and jewels into
tl ' road.
1 told the men I had .1 ist come out
for a little spin in m\ automobile, and
thai I had neither money nor diamonds
a ? me." said Mrs. Platt "The men
? ntly were willing to take my word
f >r it. for they told me to drive on.
"[ was so nervous and frightened
that I rotild hardly drive my auto
p nbii?. straight in the road, but 1 man?
as, d to pet home, and then telephoned
(0 "h'.ef of Police Frank Titus. I saw
one ?nan was about twenty-flve
y. ire old and wore a brown suit of
clothes, with a little red button in one
the buttonhole! of his coat. The
ether man wore a mask, Which only
partly covered ins face."
McAdoo Sees Captured Men.
Mrs. Plan's experience and that 'f
Mr. M urred at about the hub?
thai Magistrate McAdoo and his
brother were at the H?chense k Jail
trying to identify the two N".-w York
ins who held \?r> Clarence M.
rater n Bal irdaj m
? tr1 i ? Hevea them of their
vaTual les in May.
? of the prisoners, Antonio Gal?
lueci, of No. I"1 East lloth itreet,
Manhattan, looked very much like the
smaller of the two men who held him
Iff M I 00 said. The Chief mag?
istrate and his brother Insisted, bow
? ?-. that their Identification must nut
gard< 1 as positive.
Mr. Pratt, when three Italians lb
from the roadside, near Edgewater, ? n
Saturday night, fought with two of tin?
men and prevented the third from
I his revolver. He was responsi?
ble for th< t of Oalluccl and An
? Amito, the other highwaymen.
The ? i is the lea ; r
of the band which has perpetrated
many Of the recent hold
Mr. Mabon, who i- a lawyer, went
for an automobile drive with his wife
and his daughter, Catherine, this af?
ternoon. The machine a is bowling
I above the Palisades, near Engte
wood, when Mr. Mabon saw- the trunk
of a tree lying across the road, u?
was forced to bring his machine to B
stop, and no sooner had he don- so
than two men Tom the road
Fido and commanded the lawyer and
??:f" and daughter to step out uf
the car
fhwaymen then made their
ma hold their hands above their
?? bed them. Mr.
( <ntlnu?(l on ?.???.iid page, tilth column.
This Morning's Sews
LOCAL.
I on Tammany i
.des Bandits Raid; Posse Out... l
??uff Cannot Use Left sid?-. i
m | ?? ? Horse. i
Sponsors Loyal to Race Suicide Play. 3
OvertlSM on Rallroada Discussed.... 3
Cotton Man Cheerful Over Tariff.... 4
St a Republli sn Era. 4
till < nit wits .low ,-ller.5
to i men Fire In Brooklyn.. 5
Mltchel a '?ior?\ Peace Maker. 5
Jinnies I>rive I gh p at S?-a . 5
lor'" A Taylor Stock Sale Upheld.. 7
Three Millionaires for Schmidt Jury..11
Tax Dodgera Send Cash to Jersey....li
?S)terbrook No? Heads Aldermen.16
M*ds Danger In Billboard?.16
Witnesses ,'?ilcd In Interboro Suit...If
GENERAL.
Trstimorn Brings In Mrs Bulser. 1
?'?shorfie Bl ,,!.s Prison Cubs. 2
Want New Grand Jury oi Thaw Cas< 3
Hi? Moflean Battle Neat. 3
Houses PasBca Tariff Bill. 4
M'ilson to Dlrecl Currency Bill Tight. 4
Senator Lode** Recovering. 7
Elliott Urgea Htaber Railroad Rate? II
?nrrce Board Seeks More POWSI . 11
FOKEIQN.
Jar. S Semis Ni w Protest. 1
('hlitesf niectlon on October 10. 3
' o ir. h of England Congress Opens... 3
MISCELLANEOUS.
editorial. 6
| ? ! v. 7
T> eat rica 1. 7
fbltuary. 7
ta.8 and 9
Shlpvtgg./. 9
\\ Mt bee. 9
' ? I for Women.10
Markets . u
i lnan< lal .ia and 13
j?.-,! i late . 14
Army and Mary.14
HERMANN OELRICHS'S AUl
IN CRASH; GIRL INJURE
Young Woman Picked Up U
conscious and Sent to Hos?
pital?Driver Missing.
91 ith many i ins from broken *if
In her wt breaat and on her head,
wnjnsr woman, who said her name w
Lucille Blngleton, nineteen yean o
of No, '."?; w.st I15th afreet was tak
'o ti'.^ Knickerbocker Hoapltal at
o'clock last night. Bhe was one of t
pew engere In ? touring automob
which leaped the curb at Broadway ?
120th street and crashed Into a trcp
The car, according to the i>o)ire, w
owh.n1 by Hermann Oelrlcha
According la M lag Singleton, the m
? ho was it the ? heel .'>t thr tim*5
? Idenl waa "Mr ( 'ratghorn,
No Hi Ki- ereide I ?live.*1 Thai addn
the I'? it;. Pal fnateinl
of Columbia University. The telepho
tor -it the fraternity house la
night nald th^ro was no Mr Craigho
thfrc but thai '"" brothers nam
Claghorq were members of the fratp
nlty. Both of them went Weal ? mon
1 - Singleton, who was In the fro
seat, "as catapulted through th.p wt?
' and landed on s grass plot i
the sidewalk The man who was rm
nlng the car also was Injured by flyii
glass. Persons who sa-\ the
said he ran .".^ay.
Thf girt who was unconactoua wi
picked up by Adolph Schultz, of N
7>~>~ Wrst 124th street, who wai pas
Inp In flnoth.r machine Patrolm
Wassung, of the Wesi l2T?th streel >t
tlon, was told of the accident and )??.
the Injured pin to the hospital
Bchults's automo
At No. 600 Weal 115th streel s Mr
: Doblns has an apartment on the thir
floor. Bhe said last nigh! thai si
I a room to Miss Singleton
month ago According to Mrs. Dobln
tl ?? girl came from Pennsylvanii
whrrf the was a pupil In a youn
I women'a finishing school. Her fath?
I Miss Singleton said, was s mining mu
: with impress in Mexico.
-.
ODDS ON M'CALL CUT
Curb Bettors Give Only 10 to 8
Instead of 10 to 7.
Election Lettinc In th* financial di?
Irid yesterday showed ? narrowln
Of th^ odds on McCall o\rr \h>- previ
ous day Those who were willing t
risk their monos would noi gi ? I tt<
than 10 to 8 On thf Tammanv candi
<l?\c, while on Monday the odds wer
1" to 7.
a prominent Curb broker i">t 180
on M fail against $240 on Mltchel, th
?mailer waget being -taken by FT?
Bchumm, of No J Stone street. An
othrr bel on th" Curb of W'** on Mc
Lgatnsi 1200 on Mltchel ?as re
ported.
-?
CARNEGIE ON BRITISH LIS1
With American Secretaries Maj
Vote in Scotland.
Dornoch, Scotland, Bept. .".<? Thi
Lord Hich Sheriff of Sutherland Coun?
ty, holding ourl at Dornoch to-day
i<d to keep the names of Andn t
Carnegl? and Ms two American se r?
taries, Messrs. Bertram and Harrow, cr
the Brltlah voting reglater. Certified
evidence thai Mr. Carnegie had voted
in America ?as submitted to th<
Shi riff, but he refua< d to '?? ?
He said that if his naturalisai! >n
?? qu< stioned by a ? ot< r on the lit t
? -or might then ask Mr Car?
a if lu-' desired t>> exercise his
right to vote. This was apparently a
? of Scotch humor, as nearly every
voter In Mr, Carnegie's division is
either his tenant or servant
Home Be< retary M< K> nna, who la the
1 last court Of appeal in this matt.r, hit
i < laatle recentlj. The a n i ir
who compiles the register says that
Mr. Carnegie and his aecretarlea nay
...??. as they arc again on the reglater.
T ere was nn repr?sentative of Mr.
egle ni court Mr. Carnegie hlm
1 self was Ashing all day.
?TWO NEW HAVEN WRECKS
Open Switches Responsible for
Both?Railroad Men Hurt.
; Bj Telegraph to 1 ???<? Tribune !
Avon, form., Bept 80. Open swlt hea
? i two accidents to-day on the
New Haven Railroad a paaaenger
train bound from New Haven t.. Bhel
Iburne Falla Mass, was derailed this
afternoon, and at Danburj thla fore
noon a local crashed Into s freight
train which was atanding on a siding
At Danbury only the engineer, Thom?
as Dougherty, was hurt but In this
town, th.' engineer. Ailing, and the con?
ductor, ciark. were aerlonaly Injured
ami a gang of section men In a work
ear a ei e brute? d '
Tin public Utilities ' 'ommlsslon a i
.. d and Inspector C ' ". Elw? I
make an Inveatigatloii <<t both, 1
locomotive and baggage car at ibis
pla< e a ere a recked, sei > n ff Igbt
?'ore iemollehed and the rails torn up
for man) feet In i Nanbui i lh< i mpi
I freight cars were driven through u
! bi i' a wall of a building.
AUTO RUNS^ OVER BOY
Lad Steps from Curb an! Is
Thrown?Condition Serious.
While playing In front of ha home) No.
HO Riverside Drive, late vesterdaj aftei
non. Randall Runenstein, fourteen years
Old, st< pped Off tli?' rurli in front Ol a
northbound automobile. The automobile
?truck the boy, knocked hua down and
passed over his body.
I'ati'oiman Ketchajn ordered tiip chauf
leur to take the boj aith all apead to the
WaabJngtoa Heights HospttaL There Dr.
Rachrach aaM the young victim had aus
t.,ui.'.i n fracture of the skull. Internal In
- and i ii.i-tul.- <.f the left I? g, and
pronounc? d I i rondltton critical.
The automobile, which I* owned by
i ;. ?rga W. Blossom, of the Hotel (Jothui
wo? driven l>) Charlea !>?? Ros.-, of No
lit w.st bitii ?trot, at the tune of the
ai 11 lent
MJTCHEL STARTS
FIGHT ON TIGE
Crowds Cheer Fusion Nomin
on His Whirlwind Trip from
Washington Heights to
Flatbush.
MAKES MURPHY A TARGE
Ccills Tammany Chieftain tl
"Shame of Democracy"?
Candidate Describes How
He Would Rid City of
Police "System."
Strong! aggressive, mid answer
by quick enthusissm on tin- part of i
audience, John Purroy liltchel beg
ins campaigning last night with
whirlwind ?pecchmaklng trip, a hi
op< ru ; in Wai bington Height? si
around up In F latbush.
His first -p.. h era? bt fore a Ian
crowd of no n and women In tiie K<
Wsshington Reformed Church, si Po
Washington avenue and 181st itreet, i
tlie polic< question He also esplalnt
the itv s negoliatioi i a Ith the NY
York central Railroad regarding tl
tracks through Pert Washington Par
tfter bringing hi? audience cheerii
to Itf feel at the close of hi? ?peec
Mr Mit? bel lumi i d Into en automobl
and ?a? carried to a hall al 81 S\ I
oi is avenue end l >ist strei t. So.
after he ?-nt ? red t ! e hall i *>? 011
McAnmy, Borough Prealdenl of Mai
hatten, an h ed. The audit net eert
him ? l had Mr Mlt< h<
and the ? andidatt foi M iyor wi
forced to pauac in his ?peech for f<?\
eral moments Mi M .t' bel emi
the necea;" j I >i oppt ?Ition to Tani
many, and asserted Edward E. McCa
wai domin it?d by Murphy.
Takes Up Police Problem.
"A rear agn i ild Mitt he] iti th
rhurch, "everybod) In Neo Fork wi
Interested In the question of no
troL Then it wsa ? burning toplt
Even man and woman was thinkln
<'f the i utragt we had witnessed an
wondering how to attat k the problei
of police ct
"Do you think the ??., ?{< !n' . ;. ?
o| . rat. .? now than It WI Mr ago
\v. i a i. heard th? ?? < ? en loud< el li
their denunciation of th. tyatem' as:
lice Issue is dead I U ' you tha
th. ??? item' is just a^ largt is) m
helsh ? .1 ISl ?? - o| ? i ,? :
?That 'system' la ? ?-?mail mint
hlghei offlt ? ? ? ' be Poh> ?? i tepart
men! which ran l<- broken hj an ef
fectlve administration. I have h; <
something to do with the department
and I know that tin nt\ ,,
? k snd file are of a?
Ihre as the majorlt) of good, hone?
the city. 1 :
I ? a <:?,". era nee from tl ?
Olli.'
"The 'System' can be broken If th<
Mayor will Inform himself Indepen
dently "f the department ol condition!
tin.. ighoul the clt) il- ? an do thu
through ?ut li an offlt e at that of th<
? 'ommlssiont r of At i ounti w hen
??. s a. ting Ms: or In I01O, bj It srnlm
of the condition? In Cone; Island
' ? ? ? a dlSgrSI e t.. th? Clt)', 1
obtained e\ Id? n< ? upon ? hi? h I wai
; ? to ha ? ? i 'i' ln?| d< mot< i
?.nd ultimately d ism Used, snd m oim
day i cleaned up < 'one: Island and
mad.. II a safe plgCS for the Cltlxel
uie as j? playground. This ?imply re?
quired the us?' of th>- machinery ol
government which is a< the hand of the
Mir. or
"If I \u\\ ? the I 0 opt ration of thf
Police Commissioner ;"? I tha! of the
[>iMt |< I Attoinej. we i sn bn ai< th.
?g item.' The 'it> hai two anna. One
in its executive arm, consisting of the
Mayor and his commissioners and the
other I? the punitive ?irm. Including the
i >isti ?? t Attorne) 'a offlt e. if th< re la
discord between the two tht cltj will
be paralysed, hut if the two arm- work
together t)>>- city has ? grip by which
H can take the 'System' awa: from the
Police Department n?d remove the
stain from th.- fair name of th<- de?
partment, which the men In it do not
deserve."
Denounces Tammany Hall.
When the cheering ?huh followed
Mr, Mitchell introduction by R. R.
Pogel at the second meeting subsided
the fusion candidate launched Into ?
mild 'i' nunctatlon of Tammany Hall
and an esposltion of Edward B. Mc?
Cail's i let cy to that organisa
? im glad that thf first real cam
palgl m<? t : riK ut Which I .i ni to sp.ak
Degaocratlc meeting," Mr, Mltchel
? ,, i .|,-.|. "Ai i aaM -'it the I toop r
i nl ?n meeting i?vt night, i believe the
i ?. . of nil decent sell minded i- r?
?one is i., hind tnis ticket, becauee this
ticket is ? movement to hurl from pub?
lic life Charles P. Murphy, who is the
shame "f Democracy.
?The issue." he i otitinuccl. 'is tnis:
shall the people of the city govern! It
or ?nail Charles V, Murphy govern it,
through bit chosen representatives, for
ins own purposes?
?i ha\e learned thai ia?t night Mr.
tfcCall, my opponent) In addressing a
mooting; ?a? thai if lie were chosen
administrative head of Um city h?
would be the administrative head.
Why, of course he win. Bot who will
i.i the axecutlii head?
"It was Only tea weeks am. that Mr.
McCall, m a statement to the press,
declared that nothing short of a gun
(nntlnued oa nrrond pagr, ?rvrntb column.
I
?WOODRUFF AHMEN!
SORELY PARALYSIS
Doctors Admit Former Lieuten?
ant Governor Suffered a
Serious Stroke at
Cooper Union.
FINISHED SPEECH, ANYWAY
Tells Son He Is Greatly Pleased
He Dared Death on Plat?
form Mitchel Calls
at Hotel with H.
L. Stimson.
Timothy !.. Woodruff, former Lieu?
tenant Governor, has luffered a stroke
of paralysta That u th>- ??>ng end
abort "f the attack ?hah laid hlra low
at Cooper I'm.m "n Monda) night. His
entire left s.d.- is paralysed ad that his
i> ft ai m and leg are uai leas
Doctora hold out llttl< hope ..r a
complete recover] In aucl ranea They
I flu hope In Mr. Woodruffs ease, how
I tver, bj real and t h* filiation of h.s
i blood pressure, t.. restore him grs I?
Iually to th>- use <>f these members so
tijit he will >t be h belpleas cripple
i the i eat of his Ufa Bui It ma) bt two
months before he can even leave bis
bed.
Meana'hlle his mind continues as
keen aa ever; his hearing and eyesight
normal and he suff. ra no pain.
While r< assuring as t.. the estenl of
his stroke, this rer) clearneaa of mind
land unimpalrmenl <>( faculties may
tend to retard hla i.very, the doctora
Uread he has begun to chafe
at m. ' tlon, partli ilarl) mental Inac?
tion, although th<- doctora have pre
' ?< ni.? d absolute rest.
Hopes to Advise in Campaign.
John 1:. Woodruff, the stricken man's
.-on, laat night said thai his father
I t" a< t iti something of an advia
orj i .?.. ;i In the municipal ? era
phlgn, receli Ing at onal i aller
in hl ?? The form? r
Hi itenant Governor la Intensely Inter?
rated, In addition t.. the i ampalgn, in
Hulser Impeachment trial. He
! hla att. n lanta to read hin. ?
terda developmenta at Albany, bis
' it this u aa f< rt'idd- n.
The ? ? . ? i'arlton House, th?
? tmi nt anii- x of th? Rita I 'at Iton
Hotel, when Mr. and Mra Woodruff
i i oatth >? ot d. r ) aster*
' t0 .-' Il 1 lip an) I aids or t..
mak< ; ne talla or si < n to ring
ih>- bell ?*< tr.< entrance to the apart
ment or km. \ upon the door. Teie
srda and ueeaages were kept
at th< a nstalra and deliver?
Mr Wo -dr. 'f's son.
m< saagi s of ndoleno irad in
Mr Iruff. I too fr"m Colonel
Theodore Rooaavelt came late la the
i lom i Room ? It asked if
ther. waa an) thin ha i ould do to help,
? ? : ? ? d the i. i ?? thai the i a?
-n loua sa n -
ported.
who san Mr. Woodruff ruht
hi* setaure on the platform of Coopt r
he vs..' notif] \ng John Pur
i ??. MU h? i ami the 'Hi. r I tslon can?
? : their nominations, ? ere re?
mind? i ' th. ahootlng of ? 'olonel
i ? ? t at Milwaukee a | ear . >,"?
Mr. u r> .i .it like th? colonel, refused
to give in. He ?Inlahed his apeech, al
gh with great difficulty. But
f.. t that he finished It reeterda) g.?\e
him Infinite tatlafa? tior;.
"Well, ' finished it. snyhow." That,
his s"ti said, was his father's iirst re?
mark when they met last night ait<r
Mr. Woodruff was taken from th.' hail
to his apartment. He had an Intima?
tion thai afternoon thai aM was not
as w< II as it might i"' aIth him, hla son
Mid. He felt ill and said to Mrs.
Ir iff.
"I'm ii"t so a ;r< I'm going t.. get
through that apee? h to-night."
Not Stricken Two Weeks Ago.
The report, however, thai in? auf?
fered from a alight attack of his pr<-^
. nt trouble two weeks ago at his camp
in th.- Adlrondacka la not true His
son last night de I led It.
i?r. Walter ?. James, ? classmate of
? ? former Lieutenant Governor at
Vai?'. and Dr. Norman i: Ditman,
house physician at the Carlton House,
are In attendance upon the patient.
They issued an optimistic bulletin early
in the da], as follows:
"Mr. Woodruff has been overworked
and has suffered s collapse, with .flight
temporary losa of power on one side,
it will be necessary for him to nave
absolute real for ? considerable period
He is already Improving,
I>l:. WALTER B. JAMES,
"I>H. NORMAN DITMAN."
it was admitted later, however, that
an effort was made to rcassnr?' .Mr.
. Woodruffs friend* Hla temperature
and appetite were reported normal, ?ml
I yesterday afternoon be had a restful
I nap
Julin Purroy Mitchel ami Henry I..
Stimson, who presided at the Cooper
Union meeting, called at Carlton
! House in tie morning tu Inquire alter
Mr. Woodruff. Th< v talked with the
Idoctors and went away with ?spraa
alona of deep regret over the Bartons*
! ness of Mr. Woodruff's illness.
'ABBEY WORK COMING HERE
His "Lear and Cordelia" for
Metropolitan Museum.
i m ? 'hi le r> Tas irit.ii?p i
London, Ott I. OsOTgO Hearn. v. ho
is now returning to America, has pur?
i baaed the pate Kdwin Abbey's paint?
ing; "Lear and Cordelia." with the in?
tention of presenting it to the Metro?
politan : useum of Art in New York.
W. J. (TI\(.Y > CONXKHS.
M SENDS WED
STATES NEW PROTEST
If Accepted, as Tokio Hopes,
Note May Make Necessary
Treaty Between Countries.
BRYAN MADE PROMISES?
-
Secretary Believed to Have
Agreed to Extend Rights Con?
tained in 1911 Pact,
Negotiated by Knox
Tokio. S'M't 80 ? Another note of pro?
test in the California aim alien eon*
troversy has been sent to the United
B ta tee.
The t, \t has not l.een published, hut
it i.s understood thai if it la accepted,
on which point the Japanese authori
art i optimista . it Will make
I neceeearj ?<? new treaty bstween the
'ufi countries.
; ribun? Bares? I
Washington, Bept M, -Confirming
?The Tribu? ? '- dl ; itches of Beptember
II that the President and the Bocre
? ? ? ided thai the only
aaj to extricate thomselvee from the
I California-Japanese situation, after
the) had exhausted all diplomatic re?
tources, vas to negotiate e new com*
I merdal treaty, advices from Tokio to?
day were that the Foreign Ofjce at
? Tokio recognised that the only way to
maintain frlendlj relations between the
United Btatee and Japan would he to
"wip<- the slate clean" and negotiate s
new tr< at*
There are disturbing ludlclal feature?
I attending the Webb-BI.Ig.I law
nhich the Foreign Oftice ?lots not be?
lieve can i?' eliminated In ? diplomatic
any. The determination of President
Wilson and Secretary Bryan t.. main?
tain that ant I-alien land ownership
Conforms t" the existing treaty and the
Insistence of Japan'? diplomatie repre?
sentative? that the measure manifestly
contravenee the treatj and also la dis
crlmlnatory In ?plril create ?* dead?
lock In the diplomatic exchang
That Jan,in should recede from i t M
position i'i the preoent controversy is
?rather ?urprlslng here Judicial re
Icourse to test the validity of the law
might he had, bul this would sol he
'regarded h i diplomatic termination
Iof the issue, as th<- Tokio administra?
tion in* peraletently maintained thai
the dispute ?hould be settled bj dtplo
mac) rather than by the cottrti
In the formal representations mads
by Ajnbosaador Chinde to Becretary
Bryan it has been persistently urged
? that the cotsmerctal treaty of 1S>ll is
?violated by the California Inglslgllon
| Moth President WUSOS and Secretary
Brysn have itiHist?'?t that the astl-aBes
land enactment was avowedly within
the treaty rights, and. In addition to
this? contention, have argued that the
?'stato's right" principle Should i'iv
vail.
The reported optlmtj>m in Tokio is
attributed to promises said here to
have been made by Secretary Brysn In
informal conversation with Ambassa?
dor ''hind.., if not definite assurances
contained in his nute.?. There is Tu?
s?n to bSUeve thai Secretary Bryan i f
ferod to make specific, the question of
land ownership hy Japan, and actually
agreed to extend the rights contained
in the lull treaty negotiated by Secre?
tary Knox,
Th? assumption hero is that a new!
treaty Of such character will meet with
much opposition and that secretary
Brysn hi virtually extending the con?
troversy by any promises he has made.
I. BELMONT REFUSES
$200,001) FOR TRACERY
Princely Offer from England
for Great Horse Fails to
Prove Attractive.
BEATEN ONLY IN DERBY
This Does Not Count Race for
Ascot Gold Cup, in Which
He Fell When Man
Rushed on Track.
August Helrnont. chairman of the
Jockey club, refused the princely offer
of IC'to.nfif) yesterday for Traeerv, the
four-year-old sun of Rock Sand To?
piary, wblcb has been rac-ln? with such
distinction in England for two years.
The offer oatna by cabio fr? n W
Allison, the we|| known newspaper man
and breeder sbrosd, who, in all pr?">ba
billty, Is acting as an ajrent. I' was
mad.? under the condition that Tra?'ery
is not heater, again this year, and when
Mr Belmont qulckl) declined another
cable message waa received Indicating
that th- offer would h" made without
el hod
Traeerv h rated both here ami
abroad as one of the greatest h?ir?es
ever bred end developed. He ?ini not
C?> to the pool ? a t\\.ar ?dd ?11?1
ma?!.- hi-? first appearance un?iei clora
In the porbv last year, when be ran
third f?> Tsgslte ai.?! Jaeger. This was
his onl> ??tit and OUl ?tefeat He ?..und
up hi? three-year old season by Fin?
nin? Iba classic Bi I.?'?er In a BtjrtS
that convinced th?' KtiKhsh critics rhat
the) ass a r? ? <i i up i.
In hi it us n four \ > ?? ? !
- ? .?? i ?? a on tit.' Bnrwell Ptal
..i,.- mile and a half, under 1.12 rounds,
beating Btedfast, among other- Latea*,
while leading In the atretcb f??r the
lacet OoM Pup, valufd at $?n oon, b,.
fell when a mat ? suffragette rushed OS
1 be track brai ?-a pistol, in that
race he had better than an e\en chance,
to nil sopearan? a of besttlng Prince
Palatina which a fen gejrs Ister "as
?old for th< i? cord price of lift
Tracery was not injured b) the ie.
?aient iti th" taCOf '.'old Cup. and M
jai' is he captured the *20,0fM Bcllpss
siakes ..? s,iini"wn? I'ark. According
to Mr. Belm<ontl he 1? now rose)) t^.r
th.? .1... Re) ' 'I'll? Slak. m at ??n- nil.?
and three-quarters in Kurland to-nior?
;?>w. f?>r which Prince Palatine also IB
eligible, if both borsee ?.. t.. the t?,st
turf hastorj is -uro to be made, and
manv koo?J ludgCS. ha\.- pintad th-ir
faith to th" son af Rash atone.
Tracer) 1- royally hrsdL and ensile h?
wan foal..I at .Mr. Helmonts Nur.-. rv
Stial in KentUCh) the prillgTe* it i").
tlrely English, and ?loes not mnfn'.n a
single blemish, according 10 the rulings
"f th?- English 11111I French stud hooks.
WOMAN WALKS 1,500 MILES
Took Three of Ten Children and
Won $4,000.
Minneapolis, Sept .'{<>. Mrs. Marie
Cheater, of aUddletown, N. y., mother
?if ten children, threa of whom ganosa?
panled her, finished a LMI mile walk
here to-day. Mai left New York t'ity
July 31, ami spent fifty-three da >a on
the road.
A number of business men of Mld
dbtown agreed to reliuild Mrs. 1 hea?
ter's burned home, at an expense of
.?f4,<mo, provided *he made the trip In
Hlxty-Hve day*. Mrs. Cheater and the
three children, a girl and two boys,
tallied knapsacks with food and
blankets.
t
SULZER ID i
WERE HIS WIFE'S
M. B. Fuller Swears Informa
, tion Came to Him First in Ex?
ecutive Chamber After In?
quiry Had Been Started.
GIFTS CALLED "PERSONAL"
Pinckney Testifies Candidate
Said $200 Contribution and
Others Would Not 3e Re
ported, but Were "Just
Between Ourselves."
MARGINS HIDDEN AS "LOAN"
Change Majg in Description of Wail '
Street Account to Prevent Securi?
ties of Governor from Being
Exploited--?' Yi'igj " Con
ners Will Testify.
?fVr.ni ? S'??T I .rrf?j'""'',i,,'M ,?' T" ?> T-M^'in? 1
Albany, test BU, Teetiseonj ht. h
Is sure to have an Important bearing1
on the result was placed ..n record to?
day liefere the High Court of Impeach?
ment.
Evidence was furnished ?>y Melville
B. Puller for the first time tending to
?how that Oovornor Bulser's stock
transactions with the N'vv York bro?
kerage firm of Harris & Fuller were for
the ?Mount of Mrs. Sulzer. The arti?
cles of impeachment charge that the
Governor made use of some of his un
reported campaign contributions in
these transactions.
Cornel,i,s S. Pinckney, a New York
lawyer, whoso oftVe is at N'o iiT?
Broadway, the building in which I
zer had his oflaCS, IWofS that BtttafT
told him at the time of making ? $?M0
contribution that he did not Inter. '. to
account for the jrlft or Rifts of f' at
kind. He said he wanted th- contrib?
utor to consider it as ? peraonal m li?
ter. 'Just bel S ?SS sou and ni'," .in. to
say nothing abottl it.
Mr. Fuller met isidor Kresel. of CO M?
se| to the impeahnunt managers, in
the lobby of the Ten Ev?k Hot.: t -
ni/ht and demanded that hires? I mik?
pnhHo Hcknow ledgmont that ala Insin?
uation that Full?r had "dot '? tod" hi?
books was false
Fuller A?^? Retraction.
"As i assured reu i arould testify
freely as to the facts la this MM Ni
I far as I knrw them, and In view of I
I fact that I did so testify," >?<*:.! f
' I think you t,...k a d- I h II? unfaSr
advantage in Intimating as >ou did
that our bo?)ks had been 'doctored' m
any ?ray. after i ha.? added those dn
?,r> s up and demonstrated ?
that the loan .mit with lulser ?TiS
entered pro perl) in our t..?.k* and
tired presser!) it' the footings, of our
l? ?.?? r page, i
admltti.) the ( i I lash oi of silos ? ?:
vour Betaust* ,f falsthcattt n Is
Statid IS v asj did '
Krrsr! gM St ? r
.did. d messing! ' II M la bm
my ? - rooi al
1 I
Th? discussion ?ros I
attempt to ahoa thai F I - ,w?
had the MQXshi transfer by which I
?sr*a Btocb ? aual arss n nanv ; ?
| ? lo.m account" lucoi oratod after Ds
.. mi.er ::<v rftl si ? has i no ? -
?that affect was made, two sayi h
Sul/.i r wa* InsUgM I
s. ester Pris ef Csha i *
cone? rn? d In s?-v, ral dea fBI
.outrai ling l-l J
It? ibv. a frtciio of M
I p, ire.i aeri to aigl in?
di i BUbf ON a h Ihr prose, ut ton v.
it in , .e-i i. red doubtful rhothet I
< v id, n.e .? hi i>e admitted
thai the manager* will call upon the
i uiia'i Bt sator to teetif]
a. l:v M . ? .,>. a i etigi
ii'.n v? ktb certain contre? t* la <
Hi in ? also h? re lo-naghi ?ith a
sui pona from the pi d if
his evidence la sdmltted ? lise tes
II r\ as to Bulser's activities m ajssmsc
ttea vvith tho Cuban contract work
William .1 ? oi.n. IS, of HufTtil... f,.r
laaei chairman of the DeuBoeratti Bt to
Committee, arrtvsd hi re t.. nmht ?jades
' sulip.ena bv the BffOSSCWtlssj, and ?III
?* i to aterrea
i'heMer ' IMatt. the OoVerSMMr*? t*'"*
|r?iarv. v\j.K flsjBsd t. ? ?v t.. aaotafy
???oncoming ? letter boartani ins -lan*
lure sent fr<?m the Rsecutlve ?'handier
on Septrml.er II, Itlf Mr I'la-t gal I
the letter ana not dictated bj hiss, ?i
tlasssjh he ?sgssd it The letter b< ?
f>?ar l?r Brown" at .1 mentioned sn
"??ii,lo?ure " Who I ?r Mr"? n t? or
what SSM the letter tonislssd was not
ihwhvssd
I'm- kne>M tosuasssay, Bha that of
| Hess*] Morgeuthau and I Miner, n \V
' Pack, who said last week that the i.ov
Sffstr endeavored IS BOt thSSJ M ? ??
I "eas.v." ?ame s? a surpris? tu the Kul
? 1er law.ver?. He said that Muli.tr told
? him to make the ? he? k for $;>?? to the
! order of Louis A. t*areck.v l'in<kn? y
nid thin, ?nd the ?heck was deposited
] in the Mutual Aillante Trust <"<?m
1 pany's account with Hareckv, along
with thousands of dollars of other cam
p.urn contributions.
The Assembly u.ani of managers and
their law vers had learned of 1'lnck
ney'a Interview with the Governor
fifteen minutes before he was ?tallad,