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IS RESUMED IN SECRET
Eight Witnesses Heard in Effort
to Fasten Poisoniny Charge
on Widow.
STATE BENT ON TRYING HER
Admitted. However, That Per?
son Who Bought Drug Has Not
Been Identified Nor Place
of Purchase Found.
Magrear-, Masa Oct I The mysteri?
ous death of R'ar Admiral Joseph QUca
Katon at his home ba Asslnlppl ?eeen
?months BgO was the SttbJOCl Ol further
Inquiry here to-day. TeeUfytag -it
sumptloa "t the Inquest which sra? held
in ?seist eicht erttnesses wen? beard,
most of them neighbors of the Katon?-.
it is upon the inquest seidenes thai tin
?Mat? la to hi'iiu* to trial in the BU]
Court Mr?- Jennie M. Eaton, the ad?
mnai's arldow, who i? ehorged erlth the
murder of her husband by admlnlaterrng
)"i?"n.
At ths end of Um day'? proceeding? th?
itK'uest wa?- agnta sdjoamed Indefinitely,
but Metric*; Attorn..\ albert s. Berber
inced that it wonM be reconvened to
hear furthea testimony before Mra Baton
v.. brought to tn.ii Mr. Bsrher ^aid
that the .-t?te was SStlSlM with it? COM
a? developed to date, ii? scouted reporta
thai the proeecutton might be forceil to
qUOOh the indirtment aRainst Mrs. Katon
"Mra Beton wiiihe brought to tri..i on
?f i.?toi,, r 14," he sai?, emphetlcall)
Ofti? 'Isla informe?! of the fa'?t.?? ?i|ion
: the ?t.ite Is bUlldlng Hs I'HS" said
to-day that it WM one of (?irumstantial
evidence, and that there had been ob
talned tio definite < 1. w to the pla' ? where
the poison trot purchased or t?> the
identity of the person who purchssed it.
Not all the evidence In the ?tate'a pee?
(Oaealei K ? Bald, has been made public*.
One oiTi' iai connected with the rase, in
discussing the fact that the *rnqu?sst court
had he? n Btuomoned to beer evidence st
three widely separated timos since Ad?
miral Baton'a death, explained that it
was h.?? ;,u?. th? D -ni't Attorney wished
to place on record the testimony of every
per?-?'!! who might hsve sny bnowledge
of the affair. Then he added:
"And there i laced on record
ma h fhsl has not hern printed; In fact,
the r.al fa'ts have not yet come out.
M'hon they do it win he an Interesting
hf??r\ ."
Chief .Tusti'e .lohn A. Aiken of the Su?
perior Court, will preside at the trial of
Mrs Faton at Plymouth The chief lus?
announced ins own assignment to
I
From the first Mis. Eaton ba Mot?
her inriC" ' ti ?-. and thmiRh Tii?-- plan ?.f
th?? defence has not I.Itsclosed, it bM
h?en hinted that an attempt would h>
nuclf? to show that the admiral died from
an overdose of a tOOM drug which, it It
Klleged. he had b?-? n in the habit of using.
AUTO INJURIES KILL BROKER.
BinRhainton. N V. Oct 2- R. .1
Wilson, a stock hrokor. connected with
the Perant?n - Btaghamtofl Ra
Company, ?;ied at the Bayr? Hospital
last nicht from a tunken spin?, the re?
sult of an automobil? acid? lit Sunday
night. Wilson w is driving With two
OOmponlons, when his car ran ov n an
embankment and he was CSUghl bonenth
the tonneau
INSTRUCTION.
MU YORK?Manhattan.
HAMILTON
INSTITUTE
FOR BOYS, S99 Weil End Avenue.
M V Aboli Miar., .ir , J' fa l : MM River
FOR GIRLS. 601 Weit End Avenue.
M'? N .?. Shaw, Jr. Pin. .. fXSt Hiver.
Preparation from Primary to College.
School? \p|irnt?-?l In N. V, S?tale ({exenta.
Certificate of Scbool admits fo College.
Vlacsl Ineduction In 11 mor)-, Ue"gr?i'li> anl
Bo?
T.'??SOna Pr'pareil at Prhon'
rivmnailum, ouMng ? ?a.??-?--?. Athletic Plait],
lite l'rln.-ipals Are Now at THE sillo???
The FINCH School &
Reopens \\edn?-??ln.?. Oct. ?th.
lor younger girls, work that trains
hand as well as brain; fur older girls,
werk that prepares directly ior life.
INTERMEDIATE. UPPER SCHOOL
AND POST GRADUATE
DEPARTMENTS.
Technical School includes Domestic
Training, Secretarial Course, etc.
61 East 77th St., N. Y.
TRINITY SCHOOL
1:??-I47 Wggl !H>r ?T.. M-AV YORK.
I Ol N'DBD USB.
Primary, Qnunmsr and Hn-h schools.
Prepares fr?r ?II I
A **er> tew I*la< c?i Still Open.
IRVING SCHOOL
i., o. RAY. 35 wm ma st.
K.leinfDtar?, Primar?, l'i.rrmerilate
( ..Urg?ate and < ?miner? in I Dtt'tl
No hmi.e atu'iv tor t.oys ui'd'r fh'teen.
School now In 8e??lon 'Phom ??(.;?". s-1
The Brown School of Tutoring
I rt.ieti. I.. IU,,??n. It ?... Head MuHler
?41 West T5t*fl 81 P an? Col. MM
Founded 190V B?ssrdlns and Day School, l-ot
only ?.n? pupil ?t -i i.m?. with at?.,
? \ S iiool ??Hi bu Atmoaphers of Work. '
THE GARDNER SCHOOL,
?07 f I f T II A V . .
Day and Hoarding school for (?irla
RE-OPENS O? T. :\[).
S6th Icsr. Regular and *?pe?-lal (oaraea.
BERKELEY SCHOOL
FOR BOYS
TMIRT\-I01 RTH U;?K
"Primar., it? (?.liege."
72nd St. A Watt End Ave. Tel I 4 1 5 Columbus
SEW ?JERSKY?I'ennlnjtoa.
The Pennlngtnn ?School for F.,?? H ?reara
?.f r.plindnl wirk i?nk Ihla *' Iiool among
Beat American Preparatory Institution? Writ?
DR. FHA>K MstDANIEI*
_ R??x A. Psnnlngton, N. J.
NEW Ji.KM.V-MiirrUtowa.
RANDOLPH ?SS^rtfcy'
Select Home School. Limited to 10? Boya.
MIX KI.I.AM-.Ols SCHOOLS.
THK HERLITZ I? IOOI. Of I.AN(?lAOES,
Madiaon Bauer? (1123 Brae4way),
Harlem Rran< h. 3C I^no?. a\e . near 127th St.
Brooklyn Branch 21M-220 LI v I nits ton St.
New ('Isaacs (onatantly Forming.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.
American slid Li.reign teacher*' Agency.?
.?Mippllea I'rofeaaora. Tsachers, Tutom, ?jov?
en assit. ' '? -.. ??> ' ollegee, Schoels and Kim
lile? Apply to Mra. M. J. YULNU-KCLTON.
??.\ l lloa ??giisra
MJ8ICAL INSTRUCTION.
SIGHT SINGING SCHOOL.
Wilbur A. l.ujmti. Term I'Cglns Oil. Mth.
VICE-PRESIDENT ADVISES
MEN TO WED BEFORE 30
Happiness Depends Mostly on
the Woman You Pick Out,
Say s Mr. Marshal I on 18th
Marriage Anniversary.
I From The Tribun? Bureau l
Washington, Ort. ?_'.- Tn k?-?;.ini; with
the r?cnio?-ratic slmplicitv Which marl<s
Ihr everyday lif? at thr VIre-f'residrrit
and Mrs. Thomas IX. Marshall, they cele
hrated their eightc-tith wedding anni
?nraavry by taking dinner at tbc ?Senat*
rastanrnnt, s?> that Mr. Marshall mtghi
Iff? no tun?-- from hi.s duties.
The \ ice-Pr<>sid?nt spent the day in the
g?nat? Chamber, while Mr?. Marshall re
niaine<l in their apartment at th? Sbora
ham and plied her neeillo ?JlUgantlr, do?
ing a few of those housewifely things In
which she 1? parti? ularly profi? I. nt
Flowers, cards gild telegiam? of eon
Kiatuiatinn and letter? and presents
ranched them at the hotel during the day,
und notwithstanding thai ?both were busy
it Wa> as happy a twenty -f??ur hours, the-.
both declared, as any of the seventeen
former anniversaries. Mr Marshall said
to-day ?
"When ?oiiiiirs hav? no chlMran it is
888] to remember anniversaries, he<-fliis.
they have only themselves t?> remember
I an ?ndlng ? Ighteen years of i ?rv happy
married nf?- to-day. a? a ml?, I ?arould
? "ih. i s i?? marry younger ami have
children. I waj- forty?on? when I was
;6IRL KILLED AT CROSSING
I Waved Greeting to Friends Just
Before Her Death.
i'""]i Th? TrlTsuN? Corrc?pon8?ail '
rlackansaek, n. .1 Ort I Miss Eva
l'ultoik. the elKhteen-yenr-'ild daughter
I of Albert T, PoltOCk, a Ni? York y ?.?. - -
1er, 'iving at No. I'M Clinton r'a?-e, Ki ?
? Rutherford. near hers, ?.-as ?truck by the
? latbound Tuxedo ex ?prca? trata ??n th??
?Sri? Railroad near the Bergen short-cut
Junction, Fast Ruthei-tord, at I o'clock
tins mornii g and kille.l Instantly.
?as ?i stenographer in th? office of the
Rutherford Rubber ?Company, ai 1 * -
within 900 f<" t of the offic? whan buried
to her death
? i/oung ".?man approached th*
protected croaaing with l.er umbrella up,
ra 11 falling at the tima. ?Several -1
who stood on the office ata?a ?an Ml?i
Poltock as - .- 1...-?..I the croaaing ;".?i
waved th? Ir hands to hi 1. ihe ? 1
back in return
After the train sjUaMd th? girll looked
i??r Miss PoltOCk and ?lid not s? ?? hl r
lier body was foun?) some distance from
the crossing
The New j.-r?-??j Public Utilities Com?
mission has Dxed upon October M ?^ Ihi
date for a hearing on the grade ? rossing
? it Park avenue. Rutherford, When rJI
lives hav? been lo t in th? last fa*a '? ? -
Th? rKissing at which Mlas i'oiio?i? u.i
killed la not protectad ?aritb gat?-s. The
Public UttliUea Commission ?rill bnaakad
t?? |ni ?atlgate this ? roi sing .?' i1 ? 1 ?? "
her 14 h'?ring.
FOES BLOW UP NEWSPAPER
Publisher Too Active on Local
Issues at Coudersport, Penn.
Corning, N V.. Ocl ! An attempt to
?arrack the plant of "The Potter Enter?
prisa.' published at Coudersport. Penn.,
was ina?i<- aariy to-?u\. \ henvj eharg?
?if dynamite ?aras exploded ?mder the type?
setting machines. The side <?f the build?
m.- ara? blown ??nt, bul th? ma? hu.? ?
caped with little damag
'Tht ?Enterprise' la published bj M T
st??k?s. ?h?, was imiiiciiy engai
rMwapaper publishing m i>M" Tn? paper
hie been condo-ctlng a rlgoitma ijavrapaign
?ni lo. al Issues. ?V reward of Wet I ?.?- I" ? n
offered by the County Commission?! fo
the anest ??f the i-? 1 son responsible for
the outragi
JURIST SPURNS A THREAT
Judge McPherson Tells of Im
peachment Warning.
Dca Moine?. Oct 2 A threat "f .. 11 -
peachment proceeding? apainst gsnrth
McPh?sraon, ,.f Rad oak. Iowa, i nit- ?1
?tntea dlatrlcl Judge, araa mad? public
to-day by the judge throuiti Pedlral C?gtn?
ndssJonar McArthnr.
The threat enrne lioin lluth .1 O'Briel
an attorney, of Rochester, who demander]
the reopening of th? bankruptcy cas?- of
the ?Sydawy Company, of Ottumwa, lows
in ins reply to the New York attorn?
judR'- McPhsrsoa said:
"1 note the recital In your letier
? i fall or refuse to make and enforo
m order <?n Mr Loomls, on?ce the r??
I c.-iver of my court, to pay lb? N'-w STo ..
- ?State '.Ivor ?TOS? you will present t.
I matter to the Judiciary Committee ??i th?
! House of Ropreaentativaa, asking for my
, imp?-;?? iii.ieil' Snd nmovai Thai BtatC
' ment is not persuaslv? to sag '
FOR U.S.-CANADA ROAD LAW
Delegates Listen to Carlisle's
Paper on N. Y. Highways.
r?etroit. Oct. :\-<"anada will b? repre?
santod with the I'nit'd Statu? In an en?
deavor to obtala uniform laws pertaining
to Ina?) building, if the propewtttra mseta
the ai'jirovai of Premier ?Borden, accord?
Ing t?> an announcement made at tl ?
American Hoad Congress bars to-day I y
A. W. i'ampbell. deputy Minister of Kail
ways and ?'a nais for Canada,
Mr l'ampbell siid that he would us*
his influence in urging the T'remler to
consent to the appointment of ? commit?
tee to ??infer with a committee repre?
senting the American Highway Associa?
tlon and the American Har Association
I to evolve a plan for uniform road law
The good roads delegates listened to a
papar rand by John n. Carltale, chairman
<?f the New York I 'ommis.-ion on HtgaV
v.?\ s.
'New York State should bad th?- World
in highway ? onstru'tion." said Mr Car?
Hale "Its people have v?>t-?i to expend
|M8,00?,?SB, the largest amount of money
m th? ?rorid available for this purpeas,
and t!:e .-nipire stnte of the I'nion should
and must lead all others in the good roada
moveni<-nt.
" Th? SCtJvltle? of the New Volk Stil?
Highway i?<partment cover all of its
M).OX) miles ?if road. As to the state high
snayi of 'U!?1 mttas, the atate builds and
maintains thaa? mails ?nttrsly at ?tato
esjpenso; as to the county hiKhw ,
s,1'.?^ mlloB. th?- state l.uilds und main?
tains the toads, but th. eo inti.-s pay *C
per cent of tin- coat ??i c.iiistructioii and
|M inaintenaiicc a mile g yVar; ns to tin
tow n roads, .the state last ?rear appro?
priated ?i.;v,i.???-i. whi-h w:is ?paid directly
by th? state to the tOWB lourds of the
diff. r?-nt towns, and this mone> | . \
psndsd by th? t??\sn8 on ordinary ?country
roads.''
f
married I think the general run of i
thOtlld be manic?] bef?te they are thi
,ni?l women around about twenf?. -five,
bef?te thirty f was an oM bachelor.
ooupl? "i" becksler Meads of mine, sec
bo? bSppy I waa. got married. Bad I
War? divorced within a ye;?r. It de.pe
mobtly apes the woman von pick BUI,
"Although we have no children, *?.
Marshall just adores them, nntl so de
Bttl 1 attribute tny married hanpin
partly to th? fa. t that we haven't I
any children. I am grow?in* o|<!. j
intent have heen hnifh and stem a
them. People .night to merry yon
They often becows set la their ways a*1
they wait too long."
Mrs. Msrshsll sn\s that eichte?? n ftt
of msfried l?r?- eonvltioe her that
tiiniri??) state hi best f.>r womankind ?
that unhappy marrtase? sr? peneraiiy
fault of both boebead and aife nef?
n arriase Mis -Marshall was .Miss I.
Klmsey, of Ansote, steuben County, it
;.tnl as her fath? r, SrhO was clerk of I
county, moved to the country the gpti
before th? marnai;?, the wedding '?
pise? on the farm Th? ceremony a
? med bj th? Her. F E Knopf,
minister and ? teacher of Greek a
f?itin ni the KthOOl fiom whi'h sh. S
grsdusti d.
Tin? Vice-President and Mrs Marsh
?rill C'i t" N?w fort on Saturday and <
cupj s boa al the Bret presentstlon
"Evanaeline." The Becretsry of Ware
Mrs Qerrison win be th?*ir guests, as w
al. o Judge and Mis. Adams, of India*
who now live In New Fort
SPURN CARNEGIE MILLIO
Methodists Indorse Rejection i
Gift to Vanderbilt.
u i. Tenu . < >? I I The Holet
confer?ne? uf Hi MHhodlsl Bplsroi
? , pch S'liith unsnonousl) Toted to-d
lo Indorse the sctlon of tb? College
i: i o] snd th<? minority of tie bo i
..f trustees "f Vanderbill University
ilng t" so ' nt an offer ol H.OutU
?.?odres ?Carneaj? for VaaderMIl Vi
\ ? i ?-it: *s n.??Il' al a? hool.
The i<- olutlona espn aa n sut "tl il
,.f mid Blft, sa -.-t forth In H
Carnes!? a letter, wer? auch thai II coo
n.?t be ai???? pted s mi henoi
MANY GIFTS FOR YALE
Report Shows $1.418.935.8
During Last Year.
Xr?.v Haven Oct I Thi aanusl repo
of i ?' oras I'm miy i ?ay, si traaduri i
1 si i nlveiait). for ths fia ?. ?
June I tOtSl cut ami beque?
to both Income snd principal ol 11,41!
? ith a net lacrees? of tl DM I -
fund?.
I'm i he - ? ' onsidei ? '
leeching orgsnlsstioti only, |h?
? ..- .?.<?, foi the ? ??? Tl
ilriiiit is extlnguiahed how? ?
i a aci im ilati d In? om?
pui poot s in depai im. ntal ?
tai funda
i ? ns Un i?- year the fate dlniri
hall becsme aelf?supporting h
w II h a ?I? Bell Of X". "?'?' I !.?'?? ?
Thi Investments of 'he unlversit; loi
with an av<-rage fk Id of
, ? i i ? m
ROBBED AS EARTH SHOOI
Theft at San Francisco Sub
Treasury Just Known.
Ban Fi Ocl .' in In* entoi
of 1
: ? : ? ?
- thai i11. .?suits wen
?? .n ?n al oui April :?
? ? .!?? . : thi . i ? ,.t ? at thq tsk? snd fin
Ja? ..n.- ? sd? good tl ? losa prii il
the clslm ol hit hsii agstnsl I
men! foi i ? Imbursmi nl la ? onstd? red .
no \ a ? la
During th? . th? Bub-1 : ? u
were gusrded by L'nlted Btati
?."l.ii. n t week Isti It s
, thsl 12,001 had dlaappeared. Tip
though rumored ??.i- sever publirl
knov n i" f"i ? to-ds ?
JERSEY CANDIDATES MEE"
Fielder. Stokes and Colby ii
Auto at Interstate Fair.
I From ? ... :,.,? -a ..r i .?
Trent.m. x. .i, Oct .. Qovernor Jam??
i ii'i'i'i ex-Oovernor !?;. c. stokes am
. ?? s.-iiai.it Everett COIby. th? threa can
dldatss for Oovemor, were the mais at
tract.i at the Interstate Fair here to
day, Ths thrss drove around tho tract. Ii
an automobile, with ?>? pn a ntatn
? Tom" Beolly al the. whei I, ? hll? Un
?.I Or mora i?"?]ilu on the BTOUBdl
I'lll'.ll d
The big si nsatioii of tin day was thi
statement ol Qovernor fielder, flattenini
oui Bepreeeatatlv? Bucen? Klnkead, win
m Washtnston had lei If be kaoarn thai
?? wsa coing to run Mi i-i.Mi f i am
paisa, even if he was defeated i?-r statt
chsirman.
"The ?tatemeat that I have |>i'?kfd <"on
grasstnan Klnkead to menace my ????"'
palcn is deliberately untrue," Mr, PteMei
paid. "Must nf th? member? "f Um statt
committee are oi?i? ? and moie expert?
enced In the msnasotnenl of ? political
eampalSB than I. an?l they, bavins de
elded it unwise t" make a el anse In the
chairmanship, i ai snee bowed to tii<-ir
?upsriof Jodgssent very cheer fully, ami
the coadoet of ths campalsn win bs an
tirciy in ths hands <?f tht? ?tat?- gonunlttes
and under th?- ?ol? diie?tion of Mi. Qross
cui?."
After informal conference? um Demo?
crats pal out a ientative ?late BfnatOf
joi.n Blocum, preeldenta and BenatM
Pater MsOIbIsb f?ir leader, ir Republi?
cana ahould win g majority of th? senate
they will nani?- S' natur Walter I-:.lu.
|ir??.?-i?leiit ami BeastOI William T. Rssd
I? a?"iei.
Nearly all ?>i the AseeniMy candtdatw
wh.? eeivod la lbs Houea ia?t year an
candldatea for tii?' Bpeeksrsklp
Colby and ids "dying aquadron" ail) in?
.ni. Msreer, Mlddleses ami Bomereel
? ountlea to-saorroe.
THIEVES TAKE RARE COINS
Rob Collection of Waldo Newcomer
of Many Costly Specimens.
Bsltlm?re, OcV -' Thotwands efdeUare1
wo it h Of ran- and valunl/e coiiis haV?
h??? n stolen from th? Imm.? of WaMo
Neweeener, presMeni of the National Ba*
?hansre Kank ??f thi? - it> an?] outvr of
"t ? ?.i ti"- :in. at i rlvste noHicthw of
<sins m ii?- cewntry.
Tin- robbery occurred i.?si Bummer,
?Ainu Um fa-nil.? waa sbaeni froia Iks
city, hut did n??' boceen? knows until k>
day ??ut ?.f I.SM plecea th<? thieves took
about one-third ? mbraetag Iks most vsl?
I uaiiii o: Um loi. asthaastsd t?. ?s arorth
between ?:',,'?" ami (BMM.
GLYNN Sil TO AC!
IN IHE M Wl
Acting Governor Delays De?
cision on Calling Grand Jury
in New York County.
OBSTRUCTED BY DUTCHESS
Attorney General Says That ?
State's Position Would Have
Been Better Without
Any Action There.
|H> Telegraph tc The TllbSI I
I Albany, ?OC*, t -Acting QSWSrnOI Martin
II Olynn again failed to-day to net on
the reiiu? si of lustri't Attorney Whit?
man ??[ New York and District AttontO)
?'oner ?>f Dntchssg fo;- the railing of an
cxtiaoniinai > wratnl Jury in New York
?'nullt;, to Investigate ihe cbnrge "f ???n
spiracy against Harry K. Thaw- in his
? - u'?. from the state Hospital f<?r Crim
In,?1 Insane at Matteawan.
St.it- ofHcaals desiring this grand htty
sin that the delaj is due to the poli, y of I
?the acting ?iovtriior to take no aZSCUtlVe I
action during the jinpea? htn.-nl trial of I
Qovarnor guisar which is not absolutely I
necessary. Thoj declara that tin? Impera ?
I tlveneaa "f the grand Jury at this tun? h '
j Ihe one thing lie Ig consi?l?-l IIIg, hilt Die..
expect ins dsctslon to-morrow morning.
Attorn?) ?'?neral < arniody said that If
I tin grand Jury la Dutches? County, which
i> reported to have Indicted Thaw .mo
then to have reconsJdsred th'? Indictment,
had t..k? ii no actkm at all UlC -tute would
have been In a bettet p?>.su??iii t?> aacure
l! ? ? (tradition of Thaw from New Hsmp?
? shne.
"Ordlnarilj-." said Mr. Carmody, "a
narrant or sirest Is ail that i nscssanrj
to have .1 m in f-Mi.iditcd. but when a
grand Jury' toll? to Indkn on thai ?rarrani
m makes 't ?- mbsn a
Mi. Carmody uraderstands thai th? mis
m? o; Hi.ii question ?s what is ?causing
in?- delay In the Thaw proceedlnna in
N?aw Hampshire He said h? bad bean
Informed that the ?Dutches? ?County ?grand
i ? i onsJdered ths Indtotnw nt it bad
found, and then ndjcairned action on the
r?? ??;--i?i?-r,it:??ii without receiving an] ad? |
ditlonal evldi m ??
? i ?? . mu ?ai ." th?- AttOrtH ' ?? ii'-ral ad?.- j
ad, fact? upon a bleb I can
chergi ? o i ptlon in this matte1 ? hut ?
_:.ii.l jniv of ;i i'ji.nt> will do j
tina n is plainly ii" p?a? e for th? bringing ;
?.( tills j : \.? \>.in "f the al
- . . ongpirac] thai is. ths bit Ing ??'?
th.- automobile m ? hi? h Thau ? '
Itted m New -"i Mi \ County, ? ?
bnve .? - Ight t,. ,..,: for a ?grand lurj In
ii,,ii ? i? ml ? ??? ?'-h sa m i < >'? ta ?
ig . -. N. >. . ? ?. t : The |
? ,? >. ? been ?? Id< ? - irgi
? . , , ? of Harry K
? from -\Uti..i-.?.au artll to ?discharged
m inda] Th? ton '""'K ? :f een toei
M'ck until ? ?. toi? r ?i and it i*- otub-r-t-i -1
I :,?. Indictments wars found against
Thn? or i ? ? sise who might bs
i.. n ?hatK??l with helping him t?? ?? 88?)
i ???in? t Attorn?) Conger applied for th.
? irgi "f the lurj t ? > ? ? i a \. and Count)
I .ludg** 11.?si "?ii? h promised to grant thi
request ?<" Monday. Mi Congi i i that
mtiti a confer? n ? is) night with William
T Jeromi It ?>-"i been dccid?d that Nea
.., ,i Dutch? * ? nuntlea ?would hsri ?
. the Thaw . a<e :u th?- I I
Uerters #?
THAWS PROTEST TAKEN UP
State Department Receives His
Complaint of Canada.
Bun ?
w. hington ? ?? t | Tl ? toit? i I i
un? ? wr.pt.- t?> ?lenator Wtosr,
of Pi ii,-' rrsnto, In a hh h he proti ati ?i
again i hi? deportation from Canada,
:? ui,v ., ?rtosatton of treat:
nsi m Amei ?.?': ritlsen, reached tic?
s','.- i ?. i irtmen! ?to-day utd was 1
? . . v ? ; . . ? 8f l'"lk. t!ie [Jep.il t
i ? w soil? ll"i
Thau requested thai ths ?State Depart
m. m take up thi mattsi arlth thi ?British
i ? Mr Pols -aid th? mattsi n,r
i?. inc ran full) I i4m d, v,;n that bo d<
? ?i w.iii'i be reached b?fese io-n n
?
FRESHMEN CLAD IN TOWELS
Trouserless They Dance with
Coiffureless Girls.
I ??> Tategraph n? i In Trtbase i
?Pittsburgh, Oet I rreshmsn of the
i Diversity <?f ?Pittsburgh, dieaand onlj in
towela ami Kill freshles, wssvring tin ir
hair dOWfl their backs, danced outshl.; the
university t?>-<ia>. t?> ths amasemnt of
neighbors and psdsstrtans with Um
[ amallesl score mad? by sophomores foi
; years, the upper classmen of the unlvM
alty ?un In the r?ontests waged against
the freshmen in Trees Pteld, on firthgnlcy
Helghu
The rictory of the sophomores ?would
have be.-n ?greater had not a crowd ol
fieslmi'-n, whom th- sophomores had
io?-ke?l in a house on Hrvn Mawr avenue.
? ;??l and reinforce?] tin- freshmen ai?
read) on the grounds. Thai the ??cupInK
freehmen were without troussra and
many w??r. towsla ?lid not dstnet from
1 th? i-?-, ??i i a "-?< usion. .
Ths freahnrten ?Iris, forced to wear their
haiV down their l.a?-ks and ?less m unen
, mUSlin, l?? k-steppe.l f> the ??cM and dl"
i their best to urn?- their fellow classmen
on to vict.ii \.
-g.
DRUG TRADE ON DISPLAY
Exhibition at Grand Central Palace
First of Its Kind Here.
The first annual trug trade exhibition
opened ysstsrday afternoon at the New
<li and t "entrai I'alai- The day snag de
vol? ?I exclusively to th-- exhibit, almost
??ii the larga asan ofne tur era, jobbers and
^???l.iltv h?'iis,.s m the drug and allied
liad? - hnvtag ?Jisnlayt?.
Beginning tins svsnlng and continuing
until Thursday, thers win bs doily <on
ferencea The gathering to-night ?artJl be
addressed by Herman A. Metz, i'eork*?- M
ii.iliiKer and Proieaaor Abraham Jacobi.
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BIG FISH COSTS ANGLERS LIFE.
Lake Mills. Wis.. <??t t Merman
Merlin, a Milwaukee (?anker. was
di owned yesterday In an ??ffort to land
a Urne tish. While tugging with the
fiah Merlin stood trc< t in the. boat,
Which wa.s overturned.
GLASS WORKERS GET INCREASE.
Cte velan J, (tot I The rfattonnl As>
SOCtotion of Window i'Ihs.s Miinnfactur
Srg granted their employes an Increase
.it || per rent for all workers at their
conference to-day. The new wage s?-.tin
will continue in force thirty-two weeks.
tin- Banal t SAC More than ?.?'i? ?sen
will hi nelit by the raise.
COMPROMISE TIFFANY SUIT
Father of Boy Hurt by Truck
Shies at Legal Action.
On behalf of hia son Jacob. ?Samuel
Krouss asked the peflBllsstoa of the Su?
preme Court yesterday to iwtniwoials? ths
fr'iit for W) WklCh hS brought against
Tiffany & Co. (Or Injuries received by his
BOB when he Was knocked down by one of
the defendant's tracks on January .v.. mi.
'I I ? lather ?aid be knew this amount
would not compensate his sen for tho in?
juries received, hut he preferred the
money offered by the company to the un?
certainties of a lawsuit against a strong;
corporation.
The company, Krouaa explained, wa.""
insured against gueh aoetdents and. while
expreastng sympathy for the boy, refused
to award him more than th? It??'?. Th?
concern held, Kroutjs said, that the in?
juries resulted from an Occident, and the
plaintiff was afiaid that it might bo difli
< nil to prove other**is?. Ja? ob. bOWOVOT,
will not get even the HO?, since his law
rsra ask one-third of the amount tor
Huir services.
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STRANGE SECT IN COURT
Real Estate Deal Splits Chris?
tian Israelites.
Now .-ome Um ChrisUsn Israelite? t.?
curt. The head trusted of B reUgtoOfl ?ir
SantsaUoa Of that name, .Joseph von 11.?1
frlch, with the BOWlnS beard, uncut hair
and Btrange garb of an ancient Hebrew
t;te. applied ysstsrdsy to .rustic.? Rijur, In
the BuprenM Court, for sn Injundton re?
Mralnlns three of the other trust?es from
purchasing a pi?-e.? ,,f property bekmstns
t.? one of them for the onganisaUon ??t
what he ?ailed an "exorbitant, ? x.ces.siv?:
and unjust pi Ice."
The Bed has w m shipped St So. 1"- 1st
street since IV,.', SCCOrdlnS to Von H?l
frieh, but recentl] it waa decided to ?le?
p?se of this property on accounl of lb?
decrease ?n membership snd buy snother
pispe. Von rlelfrich allesed yesterday
that he received U.OM from one isan<?
Tsgods "ii sccount of ti".-"*? which tfs?
goda agreed to pa) for th" property, Be?
fore he could i ompletc tin- deel, ho? ev? r,
his opponents t""k oui srtlclea of Incor?
poratton and executed a d?eed t.? Vssoda
r.-'-.-ivim: the other ii.'.'jm. They thi n laid
p. buy Mi.' nee propertj.
Tins, n,-- !?? titloner held, they wer?
wholl) unauthorised to do, sin??- only on??
p? on n ti,.- world .lohn Corry, h? id ?,!
the Bed m Bnslsnd could confer th.- tit!.
of head trustee, with ? oiitroi over reel
?siatc. ?m the a: lursnee of the tl
i oslns ,,,: -'? ?? ' thai thi t ? ontemplai d
n.. unlawful ad. howi ver, the |u I
nivi the InJuncUon.
BLAMES SIGNAL SYSTEM
Expert Testifies Against Man?
ual Plan on L. I. R. R.
o. \v. Wilder, an ?ledrtcal ensineer,
... terd ?, al ths Inquiry ol ti"'
Service Commission int" Um wreck
st College l'oint thai manually up? si d
itch sa Um Lous Island Railroad
. the alnsle tra? k tin? where tho
wrei k took pis? a, wera not so dependabl?
as a "from and rear protection block
?
?it is in operation oa mod b?uri? trac*
aysteme," asid Mr. Wilder, "and alte
K.-th? i? ..? ? - i ? with human ? Deration "
,i i,. Addlson, a'H'Miev for the Long
ad, said that i*??* could bi ins
aaperta who would condemn the ento?
rne! alsns - Th ? ; reei ni w tern. I ?
.-aid ?<..n s seed on? Th? besrins will
on i ?ctober W
PARCEL MAN MUST TELL
Cited for Contempt in Refusing
to Disclose Profits.
W ii Mend? i !'?? Idenl d W 11 Men
.???;, hi' orpo ths pa? keg<
loom In th? Grand Centrai Terminal, wUI
be broushl befora the Bupreme Court ??*
counsel lor th? Public Berries Commls
Blon and he required to ahem causs why
1 .-j abould nol ? pui Ished for nontempt
wer Um rjues
. . to wh it ins ? o i' '?. c profits
. ? .i th? ; usine?? -i che? king pal -
cele el ? I a pa ?
I . ? ? . . ?ion received
,i , omplainl thsl M conta was charsed foi
th? . hi ? kli i of pei ? Le. and calli d the
?i ol ih? terminal to answer. The.?
reported thai II ?nu nons ol the commis?
. snd that, anyway, ths
pachas? room was conducted by .. pri?
vet? .CI n
,\ti Mend?: waa called to the sritBOB
stand lad week, ??mi refused to answer
lbs question as to who ?.?.?-re with him In
Hi.- corporation, and also th? quesUon sa
t.? what the proAta ol t1 a concsrn were.
Ifesterda) b? produced under a aubpoens
hia books, showing ths BtoekhoMers, bul
??mi refused to anewei ths qta ?lion .?; oui
Uis profits. Counsel for Iks commission
then autumn???! thai be srou ? ) >?'? to ths
?ou?t and Obtain an order for the witness
to ?how .??use wh] hS Should mit he pun?
ish..! for contompl Ths hearing wai ad?
j,?i.i m . ii m 11 next Tu.- ?la
OCTOGENARIANS TO MEET
Man of 96 Harmony Candidate
for President of Society.
11!> TaBBgtSBB. i" Tha Tilbssi I
Btroudsburs, Penn., Oct .. Only those
who arc eighty years of am? or ov? v will
i?e cIIk?IiIi? to attend Um convention ot
Monroe County octogenarians, to be held
hers Odober h), a permanenl orsanlas
tiotl will be formed, and B ?linn? i will
follow.
A lively cntcst is promised f?.r the
lie id? ii'ry, i:iiianiR-| Pack, a?;c?l ninety
Bve, "f UrOWdabUfg) will be supported by
the "town pi-opln" faction. Herbert Eike,
.?r Roedora, win net the "out-of-town '
v?it??. A compromis? candidate In th?.1
person of Andrew Wrick, ag??d ninety-six,
of Tiinklianiioi k Township, will be sup?
ported by tn?? "harmony " members.
PRUSSIANS TO SEE PRISONS
Four Prominent Officials Will Make
Tour Here.
Four prominent olBciela ol Prussia, In
terestsd in the ?mrk of oorreeUee insti?
tution?, ?rill arrive h? r?- to-day on board
ths \ .doria Luise, of the Hamburg-Amer?
ican Uno, und will be taken in hand by
1'r. O I-'. LcWlS, K'luial BSITBlSIJ of
th.- Prieou BssnelaUun ?.f New York, ?rhe
will sh?iw them about ?m part of their
BlS WOdUf ilispeetiou.
The party i.-? made up of I'nvy ?'oun
ciiior Plaaehke, of th.? Department oi
Jusll,-, ; privy CeUOOUlor Hchloss-r, of tin?
Departa?)mi ?>f the interior; Dr. uiek
manii, urn of iTusMa'.?, foremost jurists,
ami I'aul Kempplr-, dlreetoc of th?? State
Baked tor the Bdaeafdoa of Neglected
Children, In Wabern, in the District or
Casssl, Prussia.
They will bl take , on Monday to the
Bedford Reformatory. All of th?> re?
formatorios and prlBSMs In this BOCtloe
will be inspected t?efore th?s viator? leave
foi the West
I The Sunday|
TRIBUNE
A Complete Newspaper
Rare Old Print??a Tale Dealing with
the Painless Extraction of Money
The highest priced one?the Burgis View of New York, 1717?
recently came between a collector and $20,000. It seems that
such things happen right along and without the flicker of an
evelash.
Roosevelt Retails Some War Gossip
Is it possible to indulge in small talk when the subject is so
mightv a one as war? Furthermore, isn't it a well established
fact that no gentleman ever gossips? Absolutely. We there
tote withdraw the word and hasten to add that the forthcoming
sturv will contain some intimate chatter concerning the Span
Mi War.
Will the Navy Transfer Its Affections
from Brooklyn to Jersey?
It is a moving question that thrills two communities. Green?
ville, N. )., being the other. Will the Navy Yard be pulled up
outright, root and branch? Congressmen shiver with local pa?
triotism at the mere suggestion; engineers write long opinions;
and meanwhile nobodv is sure of anything.
A Race in Which the Horse Is
Doomed to Lose
The editor of an automobile iournal predicts the automation
oi New York traffic. Count 'em, he says, if you want to be
convinced That is what he has done and he finds that ma?
chinen plus gasolene is hitting up too mad a pace for mans
faithful friend.
The Tragic Figure of Another
Impeachment
It was the ?Aot Guilty" of Senator Ross that saved President
Andrew Johnson in 1868. Me voted against the machine that
put him in otfice. It was the unpardonable sin. No longer a
Senator, obscurity and povertv became the companions of his
<?ld age. The machine had ruined him. The account was even.
Helping the Unfit to Survive
A clearing house t??r mental defectives has recentlv been es?
tablished in New York. It will diagnose each case and then
decide to what institution the individual is to be sent for tram
, ig and possiMy cure. Thus crime is robbea of many victims.
Thieving in the Literary Pond
I he New York Librarv is rich in attractions for those whose
abstracting instinct leads them into intellectual htghwavv But
these same individuals overlook Detective Nannigan, who has
trailed manv an itching palm hack to its owner.
"When You Were a Tadpole and
I Was a Fish"?
Millions and millions of vears ?go. but "I loved von even then."
insists the rhvmester. A long iideliu?but ?everything wu
queer then. Flying reptiles wiggled their sleek tails across
?mountain heights; the ectoconus gurgled in all its pristine
mammsJisnism, and that's how the story started.
Panama Canal Puts on the
Finishing Touches
riu- estrangement between the Atlantic a:id Paciiic which has so
long existed, it is authontativ eU announced, is likely to end
shortl).
?ff-g Women's Pages
Dr. Anna Shaw as Gardener and Home Keeper
(Illustrated)
A verv charming sketch of .Miss Shaw?the woman at home.
At What Angle Do You Wear Your Hat?
(With seven photograph?)
Everything depends on it; the same hat nuv make you dowdy,
dashing, or iust properh smart.
Just How To Do Fall Preserving (No. Ill)
(Illustrated)
Here are recipes, utensils and methods simply described.
News of Women's Clubs (illustrated)
A careful record of the doings of women's clubs in greater New
Vork and an interview with Miss Florence Guernsev, president
ot the City Federation oi Women's Clubs.
? Children's Pages
A Unique Page for Children
Amusing, instructive stories tending to develop unconsciously
a desire among young people for good reading, clean pitying,
general good fellowship and broad interests.
Hollow Tree Folk Go Around the World (Uiu?trat?d)
By ALBERT BIGELOW PA1NE
Spray Fairies By helen s. woodruff
Pictures, Poems and Picture Puzzles
= Magazine Section
The Man^ Who Wouldn't Quit By j. w. church
Is so extraordinarily good a story that it leads the magazine.
It is a human document written bv a man who tought a suc?
cessful business battle while on the brink of the grave
Business Is Business By william brown meloney
Another ot those powerful tales of seafaring lite il which
Pericles O'Brien ligures. The Western coast is the scene of
this, and lo\e pla\s a leading role; though it is not at first
apparent.
The Rider in Yellow By glenmore davis
A circus tale extraordinary, in which a millionaire reporter, a
feminine bareback rider, a society girl and a press agent plav
the leading parts?and the greatest of these is the press agent.
Madcap By george gibbs
The scene shifts to France, where Hermit, the ".Madcap." and
John Markham. the artist, have the most romantic meeting
imaginable. There are sure to be interesting developments.
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