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TO ITS OLD SCHEDULE
Some Little Delay Here and
There Due to Inexperience
)f New Chauffeurs.
STRIKING DRIVERS AWED
"Persuading Committee" Activ?
ities Along Postal Transfer
Route Check Violence-Sym
pathetic Strike Threat.
The nioverp.-nt of ITatted BUtea mall
; tii.' lower ? Ity rewined Ita Dortnal
uh -/eaterday, with the eaceptlon of
out to tii* meat
,.{ t|,, M? . haiift'cur.v Oll -ach
. ? . un nt a polk*eman
.. the <lrtver. hut thouch the tnirks
ued t?. follow the i*.i*!e on Klghth
? ..*. fK'") tht I'.nnsylvania Station
tho h.'uri . ii ??? ?? "f the strikinc
fr.nrs, at Elghtta avenue anl ISth
?? no -iolene Biarred th- rlav's prog
The turnint- oref of the four prisoners
tea for disotdcrly ct.nduct the day
. to ttaa federal auttaorttlea socm?i
t,. have awed the strlke-s Th.- uMqulty
of the memlrrrs of th.- K..1. F.n.mett Asso
, iation. an Attaletk organlzation of th'
West Blde. is aa?Infl as a-nther flfltl
\ lotirttlg <ar full of tnotnbers of this
nv-o, iation war, aenl fToaa ttaa ??raga ol
!'ostnl Transfer Servlce Oompatn'. *
KO Ml Wflfll lltll stre.t, yesterday along
ihe route*. Bflfld hy the mail trucks to art
a "pMstiaiiing rommlttee." >-ome
h-ni^rl noses nnd swolien lips among the
.trlkera fa-taered nt Harby Hall, their
headquarter*. testifled tO th.- activities of
these "athletea" Tueaday night and early
vesterday morning.
" OtM partv of sirikers in particular
found an unexp.-ted obsta. le ll. its path
tna-ged on a sroutinj- expedltlon ln
tlie neighhortioorl of the company'B garage
Tueaday flJ?ht Krank Rltteriser. of Xn.
240 Kast Iflth streot; John Hoyt. Joseph
Olurk and Herman Schmidt made up thK
r.arty on pleket duty bent. on flndtng
thelr progress along Wflfll '.'Mh street oh
rtrurted bv th- pollce resenes they pfO*
ceeded along Weal MtH attaed instead to
Wlthln a sh...* Ahnanc* ut the rear of the
parage in the hope. they aald, of m<?et.ng
?jona of the n*fW chauffeurs there BUfl
Blal with them.
Thev met In-tead. they said. n dozen
4MmbflCfl of the "Humpty** Jackson Kfl-g.
Rltterlaer hears hls t.iemer.to on his nose
and Hovt on his mouth. They insls.ei
that thelr Intentlons had been enti.ely
pe.veable. ___
Qajorgfl Canning. of Xo. 2^2 Baat ,sth
? .1 Patliek Brannigan, of No, 811
Eaat ?ltk BtfflaH, who w?ra flrrflfltfld ??
1 -hth fleeaue und Sttl. Btfflflt on Tuesday
afternoon. Charged wlth violently lnter
rertnfl with ttafl progress of a mail truck
down the avenue, were arralgned yst. r
ln je-ei-aon Market ee*art before ftlag
,-,.. Breen. who turned them over to
the federal re*>raee_Utt--afl. L_ter Coan
Shielda held them ln |7M ball
. v;amlnation on Wednesday.
.?annii.K. 11 was alleRed. threw a stoi.e
at tiie driver and patrolman slttlng on
the front aeat. and Brannigan was charged
Wlth br.-aking a lork on the rear cf the
k in trvlne to llberflte ran..Ing. whom
!'.,t:oltnan McFall had forced into the
?tth the baaa "f mall
Patliek Johnson. of NO, tflJO Avenue A.
\Ke-r.r.-i'if:iJ of the striking local. and
Winian Kusillis. Of No. 188 Kast 111th
street. amfltfld earlier on Tuesday for a
sin.llar off.-n'e. arera also up b. fore Com
te. Rualllta, lt was charged.
threw ? bottlfl at Rojr <*.ildeion. driver of
h mail truck. Johnson. it was alleged, be?
ing ? party to thi
Ttaelr counsel argued that as the tni'k
contalned no mall at the time the gov*
flinianfa etaarge of enspinng to oteti-Ct
the mails shouid be dropped and one ot
dlaordflrly ceotlncl submitted. Coaamla
.Mon?r Shlelds reserved decision. holding
UM two BMfl Iti IM* l-'11 a* h.
J. J. Cassldy, vice-presldent of the l*Ofl
lal Transfer B>*r*/*ee ("ompany. announced
that no more appllcations for iobs as
chauffeurs would be recelved; that he had
flled a'.l the etrikers' plflcefl. The strik
ars threaten r symoathetio - rike by the
chauffeurs of express and baggage oarry
Ing companiea. Thls. they aay, will be de?
clded upon to-day.
? e . -
ITALIAN SCHOOL OPENS
Chiidren's Aid Society to Have
Industrial Classes.
The Itallan Schooi of the Children'*
Xld Foeiety, I'.lizaheth an.l HeMer
atreet*. waa opened yesterday. Indun
trlal edui atlon ls the chief purpoM ef
the new HChool. but lt Wlll be utillzed
Blflo aa a head*|uarter? for boys' cluba
and as a BflCtal centre
Borough President George McAneny,
wlio dropped in d nine the course of ths
exercitae-. .aaid that thoae ideas of city
functions whi'h were nti.e termed "fads
and tancies' were now accepted as part
e.f the duty of a munieipality. He ex
pretsed relief at beirig able to get away
fOT h time from Jhe strain of the cam
palgn
It is one of the penalties for holdins
(.fTice la this country." said Mr Mc?
Aneny. "that every four years you must
pn ot:t and convlnce as many people a*
\(.u * hn that 1 ou are not a rogue and a
rascal and ought to be allowed to con?
tinue in the service of the city at a low
rata of uuiupafl?tlori"
V. llliam Church oshorne waa the pre?
siding offlcer. and others who spoke wer*
>; Oentile. Italian Consul General; the
Re**. Krnest *'oppo, !'. Delano "A'eeks and
T Tileaton Well*
e
KATZ GOES TO TOMBS
Loses Appeal from Sentence for
Defrauding Heinze.
Charlea Katz. the former president ol
the __fltea*a BlflUlM Coinpany. who arai
convicted of grand larceny ln May, 1910
was commltted to the Toaaba by aTnatlci
Gavesjan ln the I'riminal Branch of UM
Sup.-eme i.'ourt yest?rday after the Oflflli
of Appeals had afflimed his cor.\iction
He harl been at llberty under |8fl,flOI
balL
Katz was sentenr-ed to not 1* ss ttian
three nor moie than aeven years b]
Justice IfarC?I His offence was com
mlttrd In connectlon with h deal when
hy I' Aogt?t?a Heinze waa deirauded
0f lilO.JK'i in Jhe BtOCk flf ttafl Ufllted
L'opper Oempflaiy The BtOCk was dt-pos
lted with the Wimlsoi Trust OonPflB]
as eollateral for a leaa Katz and othera
were lndletod for sreculating with tht
securltiea which had been depotsited ae
eollateral.
fOHN C. SCHILDKNECHT.
FATHER KNICK' PAID HIGH
TO GRADUATE 'MARINERS'
Nautical School's 785 Alumni
in Forty Years Have Cost
About $2,000,000.
STATE TO TAKE CHARGE
Formal Transfer To Be Made
Saturday-Capt. J. P. Driggs,
U. S. N., To Be the New
Head of Institution.
it haa pofll ttew fork Cltj ln lhe neiuh
borhood of 12,000,000 Iti tlie la*t forty y-ars
to graduate TB pupils from its nautical
acbool At this rate tha co?l p?r jradu*
ate haa been ?1 oui *...' ttt lhat
haee ? paaalon for flgurea say thal flfl h
"marliier" repTflflenta fl mu. h larger 0,1?"
lay. At all event*. th. ex]
proved too nu h for th' Board ol Educa?
tlon, a.!-. ti- -1 Baturday aften.n lhe
school. arhlch foi aoi ..- tlme hns beea
malntaiaed oa tbe I nlti d Btatea ? inboal
Newport adli be turned orer t<> ,v ?
Only one-s-venth ol the "marlnerfl," flfl*
oordlns to mt ol thfl board, Ua*
tened to the call ol tha sea. Ihfl othflra
preferred oaTlgatina on land.
i*.st January tha board dedded, by
unanlmoufl vot-, to aboliah tha Bchool.
Later ? bill araa totroduced flnd paeaed in
Um Legtolature mahina it ;i Btata IneUt i
Uon. Ooiernor Bulaei BflTned thfl blll -n
.prll u last. flnd araa quoted ?a aa
thfl tlme:
"Too many of our yo '? fer to
sail tha Qraal White Way and make
money than to sail tho. ocean wave flnd
lhe- th- bappleet life in all the world.'
i.,r tha formal tranafei ol tbfl
achool have been completed. Frfld !'? Dal*
zeii, on. ot Um stat.- commtttflfl which arlll
have charge of the .chool ln the future.
eaid yesU-rday that Thomas W,
Churchill, president of the Hoard of Bdtt*
cation, wculd make the formal transfer
an.l would deliver 88 flddrfl? at the achool
pier ai tha foot of Dflel Mth street. Japob
W. Smith will rOCfltVfl lt en behalf of tha
etate committee. Mayer Kline and othes
cltj offl iiis bare been Imrlted to attend.
The second year m-n now ln the flChOOl,
farty In number, have been ordered to re*
port on NovernlK-r 1-, arhen th.- llist
sion under tlu- fltfltfl reglflBfl Will bfl bl
gun.
Mr. DaliaU aald Ihe achool arould bavfl ?
n.-w head in tiie- peraon of Captala Jamea
P. Drlggfl. ''? B W., no* ra his way here
from the Phlllpplnea Commandflr B. h.
Tlllman. who has l.een siip-rintcii'l--nt foi
several y.ars. wiU lem.ii:. flt the 84 td fll
thfl s hool until his BUOCflflflOr arriv-s Tha
salary of th- IMXl head Wlll he **,***, B
Bubfltaatlal Increaae oVer thal p^'id before.
C. ii. Matthflwa, Um preaenl chief ?n*
gineer. wlll retaln ins place. New na?l*
gattng ofticeis. however, *mii be appolnted.
TIm ' oenmlttee was appointed ln June,
Th- Lflgtalature appropHatfld thfl sum of
$.i.i...i for the Brat year. ?xpenaflfl. Ihfl
Beard of Educatlon had axpended on an
everaga of tMMt a >ear to malntain the
school. in IMfl it w-us Mk.MlL though, and
lli 1911 118,000 aud ln IM] fctf.WO.
lt ssas charged by membera ?f Um
Board of Kdutation that the school of
feied a Iin- OTem Bfl varatiiui at th*- -Ity's
\i. na
TWO KILLED AT CR0SS1NG
Man Struck by Train; Another
Hits Girl.
Miss Kmils QflCflMMT, eighteen yeara
,old. of N'o ttl Ciose streft, Brooklyn, and
Siipii.o cheechro, thlrty-BTa years old, of
No, Mi cbtchester avenue, Jamalca, war*
killed about noon yeflterday at tha B isl -
wi. k JuncUoa of Om Long lsian-i Rall*
road.
Cheechro was employed with other men
in mdoadlng lumber from ? ttatcar when
ha waa atruck by ? drill engine. Whfkx
his body lay ucar the track awaiting tli>
arrival of Coroner Ambler, Miee Gegenuer
ami ber father took a short out oeer tiie
tracka when thej wert ovartakea by a
freighl tram.
COnfuflfld by thfl epproochtng tram. the
girl liled .to run ahead. with h-r fathi r
lioldiiiK her hand and Iryin* tO drag lu i
trom thfl tracka Mm svas Btrack by the
lo.omotive and knlvd.
\\ hilc thfl t.-rror .md . \citi-ment of the
double aecident was at its h? islit I'hlllp
Bauer, a p.ddler dro.e flleag and hi_
wagon collap.ed at the railroad crosalng.
ROBS BANK IN NEW WAY
Assistant Treasurer of Rocke
feller Institute Victim.
Herirtann Goepper, aaalatant treflflurflr
of tha li<" .v feller Inatltute, baa ihr ,iis
tinctlon ,,t havlng been robbed b* u Iank
burglai ?-??it'. an entlrel] >i"w ayatem.
.Mr ttemppar knoara bj I ?
of tha founder ol hla Inatltutlon. who
Ml_: ''Look aftei ttae nl< ki la and ttaa
ti-.,. poi eenta ?*? lll tak. cara ol
i.i ea."
.\. cordlngly, ba recently ta ? l
small bank "im h aboorbo tlxo, ti ?? ind
twent>-*flvc cent plecei until lt hi r?g*
|SQ Wban that p*>int bas be*-n
I the hank dlagorgeo. Nol until
Um wtaola neai agl ba een a* qulrod
can the depoi "f ''",
aavlnga.
Tuesday fllgtal Mr '.
kparttnenl .17 s
.??.'? '
lend a auffraga u???? Ung Bhortl ?* - *??r
. tlt br- ll* ...
? .? rabotit in hla atud
bank araa nalli I down Hi wenl mtr.
the rr.'.in a!'' : B tlmfl. but ti Ul ?
one ih. ? Returntng to l
, .. ?r ' ;? ? ??;?? 1 '?'
..... ? .. dropplni ? ? ?'??
A le-.er has td ba pttUfld I '' I h tlma
.-, |.<,. of mone added
The to htm ar?a
thnt kl .
colna, ??? '?'' tl*
had ni re. knon n her i ?????
. fore, t' it ba ? '-s '????<- ?'?? '??'? ad lo
reflenl lt.
11,. rei n ared that thera '.*?;- ?1
ready |ll li la lb(
Ihe lev-r eltcki ttaen a
Indlcatli k- ttoai I2< had I aea recelved
,,i,.i ttaa bank "as open I 14 ? 1 I ? ipfl**"
1 tt,.- wii' rawa I Mr.
1 areni Into tlu ua ?' ro* m and
?a, -,;,, ltl 1 iin.- tn eea ? man runnlng
down thi end out of tl
of the apsi ?
By thfl tttni tta? rlctlm n
.. tha tl li 1 h d dla ippean II
dawned upon Mj toeppei then th.it it
waa th? thief arho had pul nln? nlckela
.in tba bank in ordei to Bel it thi othei
.?::*;..: Tw* aearf plna ai^o won m
Ing. _
?
NEEDLE IN B0DY_50 YEARS
Brooklyn Mechanic Finally Sub
mitf to Its Removal.
Plfty yeais iiivo yeeterday Kiwatd
Muiry. .? nechanlc, M reara Id, waa
runnlng barefooted througb tha dining*
room of bis home in Brooklyn, hla
mothei aftei hlni nltk a broomotlck.
Tbo boy had rcf'is*-.! to put hla* BhOM
.?mri etocklnga on Ttaat'a why bis
mother wafl chaaing bln Aftei Jb.it
dav young Mulr) never wenl barefooted
1 agam. Under tba 'iminK room table,
' v ii*. e he bad du sked t.. * m apa tb**
I broomotlck, en*' *if hls aak .1 feet had
plcked up b peadla fiom wir> carpfll
lfl Ihe Kast.tii DU trll t HOflpI
terday the -ame n-edle a_a > r OUl of
hla rlghl lai For tirt> yeara it harl
beea ? lor.ping tbfl loop" thir.uKb Ifulry'a
body, I'r nn yeaf tO year he would feel
the lo.-.itlon of the rjflfldlfl. At diff.-r.-nt
time-; hfl axpertenced ?* prteklng aenaa*
tion ln his Ehoulders. arms, letts and
back. Finally, he declded tha neat tlma
hfl f.-u th? atlnglng paln he would con*
suit ? phyalclan.
Tlie nevdle "cams Jo llfe" agaln yea?
terday, ho h?- ban it removed Tt was
:,..ir..i to ba corrod id. "?'! 1 phyelclan
oxpreaaed ihe bellef that lf it had aot
been removed it mlahl have eventually
cauaed Mulry'a death Mulry v as aia-i
he ha.l aubmltted tu ih.- operation and
walked to hla home, Nr. :'.-s Broadway,
Brooklyn, flftflf it had been perfonned.
A
COURT KIND TO ACTRESS.
Lotta Linthicum's Divorce Case
Heard So She "Do" Matinee.
Willlam C SM ach.ui. ? .\Iontt>al the
atiicai manager, falled i" appeai yaater*
day in th?- Suprein.- I'mnt to defend a
suit for divorce broogtal by Mta Lottfl
1, Btrnctaan, known on ihe ttageaa Lotta
Llnthlcum Juatlce Qtegerlch reserved
decision.
Mrs Btrachfln is leadlng woman <if a
1 st... k .'ompany playlng in ? Harlem the
iatr.-. and with matinees und freQUOKt re
hearaflla she ocaurcflly ha.l tim.- to net
. ln .ourt herself She harl to sive up an
iljn**?gemenl ln Washington that she
mlghl ba bare arken ttaa ,^?- was .aiied
Juatlca Qtegertcti uava the Irtol prefflr*
once yeeterday ao that th. a. -,,<. might
u-.-t t.r tba tbeatra ln tlma tr.i 'h*. naat*
1 inee
Mn gtracban aald aha araa tparrted
in Heptember. 1 t?*">4. in Lynn, Maaa. and
la now livlng al No 510 Weal 112th
strfet Th'i.nas i' oiiii.n of Montreal,
testifled that ln Heptember, October and
November ,,( 1!?12 h*- sau Btraet?in ln
i.n apertmenl ;*t N.. :<i"> itr.>a,i street,
Montreal, with a woman other than Mra.
Btractaan.
SCHILDKNECHF IN CELL;
TURNS ON GI "WIFE"
Young Cashier, Charged with
Stealing $55,000. Learns
She Was Gang Member.
RETURNS OF OWN ACCORD
$18-a-Week Employe of the
Washburn-Crosby Flour Co.
May Implicatc Others in
Gay Life Robbery.
.lohn c Bchlldknocht lhe iwenty-three
\rar-..l'l I ookk.-p-t and cashier who
dlfflpp?red frotn his $I.-a-sveek desk In
the Waslirnirii-<'rusliy Klour Company's
offlce Augusl tt, aboui tha t.nie tba con?
cern found a Bhortaga "f M-.009, was
committed to the Tombfl last nlght fltl ?
bench WflJTSnl Issued ;if t? r an indlct
meni charglng embesslemenl w.is handed
down against him, In default oi the $."/?,<M
bail set l.y .IikIkc Malone. He probably
wm ha arralgned ln Part i of Oeneral
Bflsflkma to-day.
BrhlldktMChl war tnk-n fiom a room
Inf houee In Borgfln atroet near Third
,-iv.M'i.-. Brooklyn, fl llttll after ir Idnight
yesterday by wniiam D. CMekson, man*
flggr "i" th'- Buins Detectlre Agflncy. and
brought lo an uptown hotel ln thla bor?
Oltfth. H.t-ctlv.- I.cigli, of tl.e Histrl't
Attorney'a ataff, arreeted hlm al the hotel
yeeti rdaj afternoon.
Whlle waiUng for the county detoetire,
Pchildkneciit ,*aid lie was through ssith
"the crooked llfe" end wanted to iflll
everything: Hla atory, Ba aald, arouM
ahow lhal the greater part ?>f the money
taken '.s him found its wav Into tbe
Inn.ls of tlu- girl with wl.om he lived
:is man and ssile in W. st 111th itreel
aud it th- Oarden Clty Hotel, and of th.
gang ssith which sh ? Mraa Bsaodated
Tlu- gang- meeting plaee, h? said, "a
"Nick" Vflcarreliri i"-'i room ln Waai
llflth street. II- also .-aid thfll VflCar*
r-lli helped him to .Ma-,..- t" Moi.tcs id-...
?I'.t tl'- girl." Bchlldknechl t..:.i ih.
detecUves. "You k. ep a sv^at. h ovar her
i.ti 1 ta s.i as lv. talked to mj laaryef
1*11 give you enough on her to send bor
away for thfl rest of her llfe."
Th. bookkeefM r ? mme baek fmni Mon
tovldeo on board the i^import *.- Hflll
liner Voltalr- MOBdaj witi. B tender f?I
Ing in Ma h ai I for Bfla MeMlaa. the
^irl Wbo '- hlfl Wlffl in I.
rareer Along Broadway a;.'! at Oarden
city. But when Um detectlvea toM hlm
of bar .iihiiation with tn- crowd which
k-..t ti.e mone; I ? atole, ha I irned Againal
1 . i ni fl flash.
MIbb McMlna tasttfled ln the bankruptcy
proce. llngfl brooghl againal BchiMknecht
? fht thal Bha gara hun baek all
of ihe Uf OM a -i th of Jewi >' l ?
h. r. sad tbal abe al a aenl hlm
???: iba Bfliy
? ?
Ikm hl told i ' ' i yeeter
.- ..- ? nti from thi Bou
company wo'iid nol totnl more tban $i''
088. if more than thal araa mlaetng, be
? ined, lt ssei t Into i I ? ; ???' -
;- ira Bald b 01 011am Laafli r, attorney
for thfl ??? ' Mgbt, thal tbfl
? ? p ? .. wenl ATfll ? bfl book*.
Hguiad lhe loflBea fll more thaa MMM
t - former bookkeeper Inttmatad 11 al >
might be able t.. gin H.mpanj a clew
. ? othei IH.0M w. nt
Ing to thi ng i toi ha
on ti i Bouthern Railway in
ornlnii of A u wl I ln ? om*
i ,,t., ssith .1 mat. -s ... had Btolen l~.'??>
ln AtlantlC Clty, t-> whom 'Nick" \ .
relll Introduced blm. Al Naw Ortea
ha recelred i-'i trom Hm gang ?nd
boarded ? al Ip for Colon, whancfl hfl wi nl
to Panaaaa and thi a to \ fllpnralso
rrom Vatparalflo h- aenl a cablegram
to a man named Medlander la Vacar*
reiiis pootroom and another to Vacar*
reili i..n,?. if. aaklng if ' 1:111-" was i om
? i, i i aottng them to forward y t
Both theae meaa ig< ? nen kgnort i. aa
...,.,, n . ? itflr to hlfl famil..
.*-. hil.lkn-'-l.t li.. -I osti lal.A :it tha
Hotel i.. M'i'.ti sldeo. at d his
namfl ap] -ar. ii on th? reglfltei I Bl two
removed irom lhal of tba Amerlcan eon
boI Mm?gflfl fr"... ".' Burna Bgancy,
?enl t" th* L'ruguflj police, asking for
Bchlidknecht'a .nr?-.*t, failed ts arooea
ii. tlon. lt ssas said
Si-.'.lidknei ht was unAbV lo flnd ? lOT*
nor embflflilflr whom Um Vflcarrfllll gang
BdvlSfld hlm to ni.'t in Mout-s id-o, a
cordlng to hlfl atory, flnd, betterlag the
gang had deeerted hlm, i" mad- up bla
mind t" COBM home.
PLEADS FOR HIGHER RATES
President of B. & 0. Says They
Are Needed to Develop Roads.
Daniel Wlliard, prestdenl of Um Baltt*
moi- a Ohlo Railroad, told Um bm?baefl1
coundl "f tba Men banta' AflflodaUon at
n luncheon at Delmonlco'a yestflrday that
had it n?t beea for Iconomlea rorcod bb
hia *.....i by daeraaaad proOta in th- last
(| ... yaan lha '"mpany would not hav
been able lo pay its ? per eent eaBual
dlvldend en Ita common atoch Mr. wu
lard's address was a plca ln behalf nf
tha Eastern ratlroada for the Ineraaaa af
freighl ratea now uader eoaalderatloo
hs- the Interstat- <'omin-r.- i'oinm:ssion.
Mr. Willard told of efforts of th- Bal
timore A- OhlO 10 respond to the d-inaiid
for -i oii'imi'- op- i.itlon
"W. gave Bpfldal coBatdarattOfl." hfl
said "to the problem of iBCTflafllBg the
frelKht train load, and thus were able to
pay Um reguter ?'> per etni dlvldend
Without this aanng we wofM hava falien
short ttJMMh"
Mr. Willard contended that economic
metbodfl alone Would li"t add to the Bflt
aarnlnga of carrlere. inetead <>f the 5 p.-r
cent Increaae tba roada ask, he said. io
per cenl was neceeeary. He said a prin?
cipal caasa ef Um hlgb cost of operatlon
was the im88888 lfl wa?es of railroad
emolojras.
lfl Willard hoped the Interstate Coflfl*
mdfrce ComrelaMon aroold aaa the justice
Of tbfl roads' dcinands, not only for the
Immedlata advantaga thal wooM ensu-.
hut hecuu.se it flTOUld indi-ate a new
policy toward the railroads. If any other
.. irai were adopted, h** daajared, the na
Uon'fl "Industrial capacity WOUM very
soon (.TflTtake, if it did not overwh, lm. UM
capadty of the rallroads, and furth-r
comm.rdal dardopmflnt of Baeaaatty
\s o-.ld s case "
CONSENT TO THIRD TRACK.
Tlu New Vork Muni-ipal Railway t'or
porattoo aenl yeaterday t.> tiie PabBc
gflialflfl i 'oinniis. imi tlie consents fll prop
<its owners on Kulton stre t, between
Tlllary street and Willlarns Place. Brook
Isn. t<> the third tra-kliiK of the elevated
railroad between those points. J
TIPLESS^EASTS FAR OFF
Cold, Oray Dawn Chills Wait
ers* Anti-Tip Fervor.
A cold. gray dawn of the morninjr
after feeling ro < hilled the enthusiasm
of the Internationai Hotel Workers*
Tnlon. whlch had all but rflflolYfld to
abolish tlpu, that the mass meeting of
the union in co-operation with the
Commerclal Travellers" League, BCbfld*
uled for last evenlng in Bryant Hull.
was called off.
Fllled with the enthusiasm engen
dercd and fanned by -dwflpd Bloch*
linger. organlzer of the unlon, the
walters. a week or so ;igo. planned tho
mass meeting as I protest flfflinflt ti?
ping.
Also th*re was a petition with ?000
signers prajrtag the Legislature for an
anti-tlpping law wlth toeth in It Tho
rloriiment was lo* ked up in the offlce
Of the unlon pending Ita dispatoh to
Albany.
Amld flll the enthusiasm th'- chllling
th. ught struck sev.ral memU'i'S of thfl
union that tUejcontlnt?'llCfl nf Uppi?I
meant the nhsitr" of tbfl m.-rrv JlBflfl I
of sllver to which their eara im'i bfl*
come arcustomed. They ta!k'-*l it over ,
with others and dci'li'd not to bflCOflM
martyrs in the anti-tipping cause. So |
lum] were their protests that Mr.
Blochllngflr declded tn call off the mass
meet!?ff.
And then came Jh*- hardflflt blota *>t'
all. lt was diflCOVerfld that an anlent
adVOCflte of the tipping system h.ul
Btolflfl the anti-tlpping pcUUOQ.' That
-. . tiifil to give .1 body blow tr, th*
.iKitatir.n. and the WflltflTfl will go right
on flcceptlng silver, gold or CUITflfli >
e
NEW FAILURES IN INDIA.
CaJcuttfl, Oct -!>.-- The flnancial panie
in Weatern Indla bas been renewed
n>w fallurea flrera announced to-d?y
wlth heavy llabllltlea. Several bankfl
snffeie.i Boverely.
eej
[f you re lll at sea ahout
your iu'u overcoat, wt\t a
raft oi' suggestions.
WeVe provided for every
fancy- rrom a conservativc
black or oxford coat with
velvet c-ollar to a plushdined
motor coat.
Hard-fiuislud fahrics?mel
toiis aud kerseys; sol't-tinished
iroods cheviots, shetlands and
ehinrhillas.
Silk shoulder lined coats;
full silk lined; wool lined with
silk shoulders. plush-lined.
Tlie best imported and do
mestic woolens.
Men's overcoats, *1H to *7->.
For boys
Attractive Russian over?
coats for little tots.
Belted-back eoats for older
boys.
Rocms PlET Companv,
Thrcc Broadway Stores
at at at
Warren St. 13th St. 34th St.
The Men's Big Store
Capc (iloves,98c
worth $1.50
of Imported Skina
(iray Mochas, $1.15
worth $2.00
i Fine Fancy Vests \
at $1.98 ? $2.98 j
Worth $3 _ $4
SwaggerSamplei
Fall Underwear, Cr:at Stvings
39c, 49c, 79c, 85c, 98c Garment
AMUSEMENTS.
^LuaWYTOURI^tIENT
I S. Armv. \iivv A MorlM < '..rpn.
.\uitonal iluar.l fl Kflral MUI tla,
Pollea a i-'ir.- Deportmoatfl.
MADISON SQ, GAROEN "X"
UMfl. Nr, Bva. I lfl, s.*t. Bot, onl'y.
Returna Uinouni. .i ru? Bi
(XllNKI.IK IIAi.i.. 'ii*". Aft.. Nov.i, '."-no
___^ PIANO RECITAL?TUBflA ?__^
CarrenO
tKvorotl Plaao) _aafl_aa?*t Walt*otta Bar aaa
PCMTIIRY "I'KRA ,i CKXTKAI. 1\\KK
OLlIM I UI1 I HOI ejj W/BBt H'.'NI) ST.
Mailtrrs Wad, fl Sut at 2. Nlghta .it ->
Tbla ar-ak, "l.A l*OflCAM ln Bnallah
Nfllt M'niilfly M?ht. "l.a T*i?<?" im Itallan.
Weeh Baa N< il Tti/fl. Matlaoo, "l.uHa."
POPULAR CONCERT Ever* Bundaj Nlf-hl
JARD1N&DANSE|8!30 to I.
DAWW*lrtl(-MCLA_(-l_ii_n Tflaa :J to ?::io.
Mlaa lavryi r .-. Mr loaafltUn, Marv. Mll.
i.-i ?, r >.? t..if. n iri.m Turk-ry Tr.itt*rs. 30 nths
*-RKK_lNSTKI (TION AT MATINKK TKA8
WALLACK'S t\h\\emm\\mmm[' VSfl,
LaatWook The Hlfl. (irniiinr l'l...t..-lir.ani.a.
1(! i; LAST DAYS OF POMPEJI
AEOLIAN HALL, Tliur*. Aft., Nov. 0, ,.t :i.
HERBtRT WITHERSPJOH
Beata T-c lo tl ?"? Man'a'nt Wolfaohn Burt-U.
AAI IIIIRIi M " ">1;,v "' ?"'B?QI B.
C"L "!*? ?0BIES BEAUTY SHOW
5TH AV '?'*?>? "Tha- W.nrr Curr." n-r
iii Ba*sataflcli?rfl a K?inoi.i & ro.,
Dl> MtB.,.7j-0D. ) \ alerla Berffora A Co., etc
FOOTPADS AT OIL KING'S GATE
Two Tarrytown Men, in Auto, Are Held Up and, *
Pistol Point, Robbed, Near Rockefeller Estate,
by Four Supposed "Black Handers."
A darlng hold-up. supposed to have been
made by members of the Black Hand,
oocurrcd late Tuesday ni. ht near John 1>.
Hockefeller's estate, at Tower Hill. when
four mrn Jumped on the running board of
an automobile owned and driv-n by Jamea
Chtcachee, of Tarrytown, and at pist.d
polnt rohhed him and hls comianion. M.
R. (.ertien. of $1.1 in cash.
Chleacbee was on hls way to Baat View
and was taklng the n-w state road. on
the south side of the Rockefeller estat-.
Just before he crossed the tracka of ths.
I'utnam road he atOWOd down, and then
the men jumped from behind some bush ?*
and BbOVfld a pistol in his fa.--. When
CMcachee Btopped the -ar one of the band
Jumped down and turned off the liKhts.
flerties wns tirst ordered to band over
his money, and aiter dolng so was toM bl
"beat it." He staited running and the
mea tired two _hot_ aff^r him Chlcaehaa
refuat.d to give up his money. but tB
knoc.ed do .n by a blow on the Jaw. |u
then' decld.d that dls.retlon waa b?it J
yleld.-d hls rash.
The shots attracted the guarda on tw
. Ro.-l.efeller estate and they c.me rutinita
! down to the station, but the men _U
; made a good escape. They %or, ^
. maaks, but Ohlcaxhee says he m,u g
j fright-ned that he couldn't identlfy tht^
i The spot where the hold-up oi eurrtd u
dark and lonely, and it was within ? f*v
! hundred f> et that a gang of men cooiIm
homo from the Rockefeller eatatfl w*^
held up by four men and robbed laet tt%
AU were captured and sent to jall
After that Mr. Rockefeller i-mploy?|
speclals on hls estate for many monthi
and weeded out most of the Italom
Sherlff Doyle waa notlfled yesterday mon.'
In| and hls tnen ar<- now working on tW
case. The poll-e made no rep.rt aft*
they had notifled th- Sherlff.
THE NEW FALL COLLAR
2 FOR 25 CTS.
AMUSEMENTS.
AMUSEMENTS.
m.-- ttmtn i.KADiMi niKAT_-a wn w; j gg*
EMPIRE
Tu-a. A WeA.
ETHELBARRYMORE
NLW AMSTERDAM ^ i2SlK^^^
CHRISTIE MACDONALD
in th. N
medy.
iiiiTr |? C tfaddon Chombera. (_;
I f\i* I L;.-,,.,,,,,[-.j r,r. tbfl ',nok nf that ? ^^
j, ??*?--?-i'i,! i me ini'iK "i that
II narnr-- bj Ann* Doufllaa B*7-?*w*ck,
HUDSON W^JJ?_,_K__?RA2
I.AflT '-' \" KK.KS.
I! ITARI)
VEILLER.
I. \ n 1 - rr r. r-.-v -.
THE FIGHT
CRITERION 'V;'.??s.V
[JOHN MASONI ?
IN Dl A N"SVMMER
KN1CKERB0CKER
GLOBE
B'way. 38 Bt, Bv.8. Mat
ial t m fl Wt ?.
DONALD BRIAN ^yw-a_!pi,
[HE MARRIAGE MARKET
i. ??? li Bvi i. 8:1"
Motl 8 M Tttflfl t Wed.
.rn month hihi last i ayjjt___.
Richard Carle Hattie W illiams
THE DOLL GIRL ,, s
THK ' -X* H '- _5 ' MATI-T8.
I_I A DDK -J-'1 8 . W. ot B*y I7vs. 8:-5.
nAr\r\lj M?,v rn-any. b*i flTua*
THE LOVE LEASH "j M SJn- k
Nl.vr M09L. >,0\. ;f. "?ata To-morrow.
MISS PHfEIYTX
v ...?-,. fo- ? b| ALBERT LEB
UKO. rnUiM'C B'way & 43rd St Eva. 8:15.
m. bunnn *) -,..... sat. tu*i awofl.
POTASH & PERLMUTTER
uKANU ^i^vj iBvriN, ????i.i.>w i*? i'n.%.*."
.*.? \; M ... M> . - ?\ri*r* trf pisarrtloii."
10 mmtepmnT'' SWEETHEARTS
SOMKTHIMi
NEW IN
i.n.i.imi.i.i;.
i4.1 >i W. nf R'way.
|Bvfl. ? 20. Flrst
Sa-.jrdiy.
AFTER5
aUa\\-a*bt*tJaWBUtU Te-fle*/,_itfl Nov 4
GRACE GEORGE ,'n?IE.
! E?*,"1*0 HALF AN HOUR
a:.*i KflJ*Iflf Hojgl.toris OoiTie<ly.
The Younger Generatioo
GARRICK Sth8li.?:r.7Yi*r._a'
FANNIE WARD ;?__.-*
MADAM PRESIDENT """"
?
Eteiiipf
-_? Extra Mat. Election Uav ??
mLwmm
?'??-. \s i..-uth Dlv Mt_... Be*t S'eati 11 Eve I
IOOO People. Carnl-.al of Sports X F.r- Thrtila
A-M-Jii-R-I-G-A
suitr.iK, tt. Paradi Pluaglaa Auto. Court of
Honor I ler i:.- ?? ii,-:; Pai an
? OMF-liY. !. _? * 10 Mta ?..- a Ele. !' -.-".
_JHE MARRIAGE GAME
-MthCt M18II Illll. POP. PRICED
?Mllldl. w 0| i; ...... HAT. TO-DAY.
I >all)Ht. -"- tei] ..i. >_ni Hernard _ 30?
Insa Uetofll ?'?" Hade Mlnty
1 ortajuda, Miw-liA ",\ ulker, ll,i(T_.\ ?n ltu*inR
l \ icl< .Mat- s ii Elec Day is. \\, ?'.
\ \V THE GIRL &THEPEN\ANT
M \\I\T. ELUOTT'N THEATRE. Evi 8 80
^ THE LURE
DOIMPCCC Theatre of ThrllU. Eva I 88,
rniRbCOO Mta S-i. .Elee.DayAWed ,5:80,
"Tbe Brlde**; "The Black Maab": "Fellee";
"En Deahabltla"; "A_Palr of White Olovea."
MNbHt.T-U l)s. * -'" Mts Sat .Kl .D.-ivn W ? .1
AT BAY S,K,SM,S;
lflth Kt. Tbea. Eva 8:20 Mat To-day. 81.30.
THE HIT li Tn.nAV Electlon
THK SKASON. Iv'Urll ,,,, Mlf
f% f\ tm-fisth Bl . _. of rt'-.s.iv. Evea n *i 20.
I IllsS'tt. UURETTE mm
UU IM 4. at _ "PKOO'MY HKAKT. '
**> LITTLE 4
1 HEA . Mfl W Mtb Pt. Eva I 4.',
? .'- iai i. te, Day, Wet
\ 1\.NT\>\ WITH Hl'MC.
PRUNELLA
flrltb MAEOI'Kiiii'K t i.akk.
WORLD? Hat ttnee ihe daraefTbe
Hltie Bird" and "Sl.ter Heat rlee"
Ap. *aa New York been *l\en a __.
****\_ ' ban.- to enj.ij a |)la> -., V^
'SW (h..r,.:,*|,1> lovelv. %j^
CITIUPC \\est \2 st. Eveninfla ai * t">
CLiinuc M.its. w,.i aaai ats-n
t'.xtra Matinee Klectlon Hay, Nos, flt ti.
WITHIN THE LAW
wlth JANK t tiWl. aa MAKT TURNER. _
LONGACRE *
M atlii
A Hl'MCAL AlaRI F IMru Matinee
FKAST. /a_L?__j-_iIj Kle.tion Day.
wiLUcrsi;.;;,:?*??" mon. nov. i
Hata Wed., lat a Eleetion Day.
PIR8T MBW TORE BNOAOEMBNT OF
MR. CYRIL MAUDE
I'iKsr I'l.Ai: .apt. Harahelt'a milltary
come.ly. "THK SM OND IN IOMMAND."
Heat* Now on Male.
HIPPODROME, SUNDAY EVE., Nov. 2.
joint ArrhAit \m h
MELBA & KUBELIK
Hae Manual of LOUDON CHARLTOM.
MKTKOI'OI.ITAN Op. Hou_e, Mon., Nov. 3.
HAT 8 NIOHT - appoaranco- oni.y
pavlowa sr"
Baata aoar at box Ofltoe. pri.-e. Bfle. M $'-'..">o.
pi |fk|| lCsvav, TO DAY, '--.-7-0 P. M.
I-IJUU .-{ii st. I ALL BBAT8 RES'D, _.'..?.
OEOBOE ki.kink's Pboto Drama K*nul*ite
THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII
AI.OI.IAN HAM.. Fri. K.e.. Nov. 7. at *:15.
TWSr WILLIAMS
.? atH :.u.- tn ?i :.n. Haa'c*Bl -ToHaohfl Barean.
9ADC CTiMDt. BXHIEXtiON DAILY
rtanc oiamra until kov. i*t, inei.
Knglnerrt' Bldf., '.'.>-.. W. 30th St. Adm Vrte
' ^CREATADVENM
PLAYHOUSE ,,th E r'wvtr ~-1
THK
WINTER GARDEN SS to-SS.
mMaStXaa PASSING SHOW OFIIIJ
Sui-.ilav MRht en _*L_.rJ
CASINO J'..: TO-NIGHT fii
Tha Groat Londoo ond flM I CiV 1
l-arts LatiKhliiK Sn.-. UM" " A''
SHIBERT H )
FORBES-ROBERTSOiYS
FAREWELL SSSSSm
r with Oaeflaaie Alao Tfl-flaorreo e?t ?*).
Klliutt. ' Nov 1. 4. t
Baat. Mt., Nov. Lfl; Wa- Evg., 5, * "H??fl
Nov. 3. 4 'Mat ), 9 (Ev. "P.sslnc e'. M
Plor f.kSv" *? "flocramaai *>' Jeiaa ?
Nev, T. "Mlco aaal Mon "_
DitflTtl ?'?''? ? B'wajr, Ev* * 15.
DUU I IT Moifli. To-rtav. s ,- Bflfl, Diy.M
AB*_tPK?_TT7i
_vW,TH_<
iltsVsat.. i:t*i- Day*atflA,
FAMILY CUPBOARD
MANHATTA** OPKBA H018E. Bva. t:_l_
^?V^-:..^1, BLIHDNES$: VIRTUE
WE8T END. 12.1th, W ofl vv _!*_'_2
Juli*. llran ln 11KK OU N MOVr'.Y. Mta*
N. x: Week?Tho Fl*-*" I rankf*)*-t*-**
PHILHARMONIC
?OCI-TT OF BBW VOKK.
JOSEF STRANSKY coKiwrim
To-ni?lit at 8:15. To-mor. (Fri.i Aft-.al.fl
AT tAH.NKi.ll BALL.
MflM, CARRENO r*****
Mra**. i>r-*? wianns.nw
HKltl.loz, Ovcrtura "Klne i**f?
IIKIU.III/. ?flymphonla Fantaatk-a*
TMTIAIKOUSKV, Coi rt.i foi J'i**">?",?
mlnor; T-M HAIKOW SKV Marche "BM
bubscrlptlon and alngl* u.wi ri"*?
hi H..x i ifflc*. sinal*- tl, k-is J.' in '>oe.jf***
uent tlcketa at 2:,c. Fella i i. lf* *'*^1
t*etl AIIIAI NIHan Lorralne l'r*f*fJ
UULUI.IAL Dayne. Own M [
B*waj .v ..st Loan. Berm i : ?j<*?"*J3
IH.Mast...'.. ' H "it
nini ry :.-. -? >??- i i i DoubJ*,
nHRt.LIVl 7 Vv, -Sister Beatrl * *
OPKHA linrsK Interlopa." L'-iIy*
MIZZI rwix**1,
j?a-k ?i -oa a.y
_, , Minnie 'Hen. "
fcway and 47th 81. | man'a ?sl..i\*a\n*i
50, 7Sc, tl. II M and ( I.IIT?
Doll) Mat ~. '0* Hc. I CRAWTflflfl"
PALACE
BEi__sco^:;?t_ ;./o??
WARFIELD K<5S|
DtDIIQIIP w' 5' J-'1 Sl Evea ..r-W
RCrUOLIb B4?| . T?oodO) fl ? 4 ?
THE TEMPERAMENTAL JOURJ.
vvith I.KO IHTItlt ?BTEO*
C__3-KU_ II ".II. M NHAV AIT. >'**
MONti HKIITAI
Onina to th- Illna-wa of Mr. < unall
gSfe?. RIDER-KELSEY H
-.111 render the program "''"''m,,
S?at? 30a- to $1.50, nov\ at Hox d""*^
A-aalUn Hs.ll. Thi*. .-tawoaflfl **
" SONG RECITAL
LEON RENNA
Tlcketa on aa e at Box i)r*lce_^^
UAMMERSTEIN'. { XKj?ft
"l.ally, Ma... ?.?.V.VI-7.V. J 10 >?E^
~IRVING PLACE THEAfl*
(Fuldo r?cep.). Chrlatla-a ln /uee-w

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