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HettJ^urli
(Miwitt
TmTT YY11I \? 24. m\. To-?la5.a??.?rr..nIin,,mll(h.?,der XI U-YOHk \1(,\I)VY VOVEMBEB 10. 101."). ?14 PAGES.
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J> I > I / i ' /\V1* / 'L*Vrr M I Hy ot Bt v? Vork. .lemej City and Hnhokan.
i\ii Hi ity r_ v uj.y i ihhuiMii luouMv
700,000 IIN IN
30-CENT EGG WAR
Housewives' League Members
Say Prices Are Far Too
High and MUST Come
Down at Once.
TO BOYCOTT IF NECESSARY
Product of Industrious European
Hens Will Aid Orusaders Here
^-Husbands, Too, Will Be
Enlisted in Country -
Wide Fight.
Th< HO i-'wiv-*' LM4TIM ll Btl the
?rtfiratli agaln "riiirtv-i-ont i-cRK.'- is
?he bettb ry. WIMlaaalera and < om*
mmw\Tr men wha have ?*?******? etarflnf
H rents for 'PP* that C08l them .p.lv
is centi ? iwady Bn BotAng for eoTcr,
snd UM f01*1 ?tt**r**af*t houses aro armina:
? henisc'.ve.- wlth Btattetlf*.
jt ... ? <-.is-~ of houaewife apainst
jcaler-not hoiu-ewire npainst hon. lf
there- wa.- ? real ahorUugt ot ipp.*. lt
bhji aaM, the women "f the nuiniry
4. ouid be trlUiaf to pay hiph price**, ot
a*je make their htMballdl po wlthout
fPP?
ordlng lo Um s,a,r Health [> -
partnient in Albany tliere wrm 788.084
gajea of egga in at4*4*"aa-e lo Naw Vork
ct.it-- Ot B4.pt4Wnb4?T 1 There an- thir.y
lozen 'ucs ln ? toMt), making 22,172.520
iozen tn ID N-w Y-rk City almie
tlv,, ...... 885,008 im
? It || 0Utl~~Uj4-**flM f.'i <ii .'ilers to i hari.p
iU,.i, | . - ?? aold Mrs, Junaa Heaih,
presifl^ni "'" ""' Henaewlvee1 LCAttlM,
?*Th4**M ejrps wn! into
April Bl Is* Of -4) rents a
.lo/.en. Th> y loulil bfl boM now at ott
centa urith ? very falr iMurgfa of proflt
?j i.. ague* is itarUng
a campalfn to terct tl li price if Um
deai>ra r? fns.- we shalJ boy**otl egga
eatlrely. But, of courae, wo don'l want
to do that. I ilon't think it will he
aecraaaiy Aa **t*oa ai lha dealera oto
that ?p women ar.> 'on to ihtmt' they
rjme down, just as they did J;ist
y. ii r? nn tnlx-i ... found Ottl la:-4t
artnter lhal there was ? larg? supply
|g| being held lll stur.ip.-. and WC
?i tha fl-.ilers t.. pul thr-m on
th?- markel at 20 cettta ,i doaan.
??win the jnnip from 20 canta to ;ni
this year? "Well. it was lat^r in
the flOBBOIl last year. We don't ?anl
tn in.ik- ih? man wee monay. Tney
couidi i *rlv? ua agga al 20 canta ao
early ln rhe .eason. Wi want a uni
form prtea of 90 centa nght through
th( wlnt?r. That will he fair for ev.ry
?Tii<. tariff law wiii balp, too. Egam\
aie adsunted free of duty new. atnl wa]
nj to net them from Oer
i'ian>. Auatrla and Bagland. A hlork
rf 7.*J'?" ' ? f ? ll - i due from Ham*
ln a day or t\\<?. They wlll ba
?laid down' ;it 24 centa a doaan.
"The Oerman epps welgh frona flve
t.? m\ pounda more to a caae than
.\met: an egga. n>- j ,.i'- nol i old
.tor.i.- . either, .--.> their prtea|
mut-t i.- compared with thal of our
f*e.h egga Tiif> Gennan egga erUl s?-il
f-.r aboul ::'_' centa h doien. Amertcan
. | .irr- 00 canta now and prom*
Im io -r. ?., .v.", i onta.
"Wlth t-i?.d^ nko tho German egga
? t- market. ihanks to the new tariff, j
omaa bave tin- upper hand. We
timpi. won'l pa eatortlonate prtcea
? rap4' e>.irs when "> ran pet
fraah onea al low piieea.
The Monaewlvea' League la ln tourh
wiin 700.000 women, organlsad in every
-??!<? We bava bacaana aa Important
'-,,. tor, and w e ran't be hood*
WUike- any lonj.4 r. When 700,000
Braanai ? , 30 canta are'H pay and uo
*aore, i mt am aonv tl Ing
"Wi aent atten jreatardai tr. women
all over the conntry, aaklng tham to
bJNgrapb ns the BtatC of tho f-KK marki-l
n thfir towna Whan \.o bear fmm
Oaaaaaaad ?>n nfih paui-. tifth tatarata.
7/115 Morning s News
LOCAL. Pape
w.iinon Slart |#?Cant Bg| Wot. 1
fc- i Wreefca Hunt.- I Raaenajd.,... l
OlKHiri.' LaWa Value Shr.wn. 1
Aeka Olynn'a AM In (iraft Munt. l
JK-.'i ?*ateram l*/oald Avrage '"'?.. 3
f*olumbla Unlveralty Naada Caah.... 5
Baptli ? . I.;ii....i'i'i liind. 7
?lari i lal Worh. 7
v?tt kmoIh R C. Ogdet. 7
Ptaygrounda Faal Davaloplng. 9
li -4 - R_ - .. .-. Paraecutlona.n
Ta Urga Naw I>aata**Bee Plan.13
1 af.C.ii Prayera Werld-wlde To-dajr.M
Ifabiiae] and RJoe Reporl.ia
? tr* Wm* f.ti Bpaculatora.14
OENERAL
a'lfoni Oeeldaa t-. mi-i Huerta. i
Hlrea Traln \? Anl Maa He Kdis- l
Huerta Purpoaaa to Retain Power.... 2
. U B. Benator. 2
^ui/.i-i May Noi Be Baated.a
afoxicana ,\ie Cartoon Mad.... a
alallen Btatamanl Cballeiigad . 3
R?-aabllcana Looktna ta IMI. d
Tariff Preferanca Wlthdrawn. 4
I'iridrii Caae Btlra uuhhIh. 4
Olyna Daelarea for Bcanomy. 5
Brtial Mfta i'<>m Into Whlta Hoaaa..li
<-.trt\ii(;<- Stlr*4 fonirrf-Hx.10
rOREIOW.
I'oiirr Orafl in London. 3
I ?lillllHlnl Aflillrl to Ih. to Soda. 3
Aaaerlaaa OaVera al Malta:. 3
MISCELLANEOUB.
Kdltarlal .8
Muvir . 7
?*'?< i?-l \ . 7
Ndtaar) . 7
.8 ainl 9
Bhloplng . 9
'Aeather . B
Nawa for Women.10
Ki-ul EMate .10
rinajn-lal ajid Mitrketa.18 and 13
STORM WRECKS BOATS;
NINE RESCUED IN BAY
Hundreds of Small Craft Dragged from Moorings
in Gale?Snow Falls Uptown, but Roses
Bloom in Jersey as in June.
Manhattan Island and the waters
roundahout were swept by a terrifio
windsti.rm lasl night. followed hy a
derided drop in the temperature and
foreiasts r.f cotder weather to i onie,
with snow flurries. <>ne suppo.sedly
truthful man even sair) there was a
flurry of snow early in the evening in
the neiphhorhrxift of I_OBkg A<re Square.
The high wind followed in the path of
a hea\ y dow npour nf ram. and rreati-d
havoc in the harhors near hy, e.pe
( lally in Jamaiia Bay, Where hundreds
of boata wara drapged from th''ir moor
ings hy the gale and iiiuisualh heavy
aeaa klchad up as a conaepjuenc*a,
Wlreleaa reports received m New York
yeaterday from steamships said heavy
weather was prevalllng on thfl Atlantir,
wlth all ships from one to two days
late.
Tlie ('ameronia. of ihe Anihov Line,
which iianall. makea port Bunday fore
nnon. will not land her pasM-nper^ ba
Fore Tm-sday mornlng.
The White **tar liner Celtic, which
left Uverpool for New York a wei'k
,C70 Thursda. . . .11111 1:1 yestcnlny after
_ terrtflc drubblng bj the elements.
which .ontiniieri thioupii the voyage of
ti-n days.
Captain A. BS. S. Hamhelton. who waa
atrtckea with neauitla by reaaon of ea*
poaure on the hridge and lark of aieep,
said thi- Celtic eivoiinteri'il the "most
wicked" weather in inr hlator* Bbe
rould mak?- an average apeed of onlj
18.02 kiiots. and irom noon on Mon-I y
to noon on Tueaday aha loggeri only l.M
mtlee. This is the smaih-st day'a run
the veaael has ever made. From Ilon*
da] to Wedneada. she forced her way
through a hlmding snowstorm.
Nine pereona wera rescurd from a
sinking launrh in Jamaiia Bay. <>n
the Hudson River. the II.ist I.her and
al<m.r the City Island shore craft of
many kinds arara swept upon ro, l;s ainl
hadly damaged. The I'nlted Btatea
Weather Huri-a.11 ordered storm warn
inis's dlaplayed from Baltimore tr, __n. t
port. The whole Atlantie rn;i.r waa
reported slorm-swept. The foreiast
Tl
TO 1 MAN HE KILLS
Rich Farmer Shoots Hunter He
Finds Poaching on His
Property.
west Haven. Vt-, Nov. 8.?Charlea
QordOfl li-herman and hunter. was shot
fatally to-day durlng a dlaputfl wlth
William Koch OVB? aome traps whlcb
Oordon had Bd on Ko<h's farm, In this
town.
i.ordun died on hla way to the hoe*
pttal after Koch had aummoned three
phyaltrlana by apeclal traln from white
h.ill. N. V. tO attend him. Koch was
arrested.
Gordon, who was forty-elghl ^-ars
old, Hv4**_ alone In a houaeboal on tha
New Vork shme of Lake I hamplain.
When he rowed acroaa to tha Vennonl
?Ida lo-da-- t.. examlne aon.I his
trape on Kech'a t'arm thi owner "f
the farm. who WM formerly a NeW
Vork Kame warden, dlacovered hlm and
ordered him off the prcmiaee, in the
quarrel which followed Oordon recelv4*d
b revolver huiiet la tha back.
As soon as Ko. h BBW that 1 loi don
waa aertOUaly wounded. he telephoned
to Whiti-hall f.-r pli.sichins and had B
BpaClal iraln provlded fr.r thrm. Menn
v.inie. Oordon, at ius own reqoeet, had
l.e, v 1 oiiveye.l in a rowhoat to his
hniiM-hoat. which was nearly a mile
away, acroaa the lake.
Thfl threa doctora from "iVhltehall
found th. condition of the wounded
man desp.-rau-. At Koch'fl requeal
thai averythlng pns.iMe t>e done to get
Oordon t.? a hospital. a ya, bl was char
,,,,,,1 to tow the housei.oat to Whlte
hall. hut r.ordon died hefore the goal
was reached
Ko. h was removed to the llouse of
Correctlon in Rutland to*nlghl after
the State Attorney. ft L Statford, and
deputs Bheriffa had axamlned him. He
la a proaperoua farmer, thlrty-llve yeara
oW illHi haa a arlfa and two children
11. formerly llved ln Whltehall
Oordon araa aol married. Bla mother
nnd four brothen -rurvlva hlm.
Koch admltted ihe shootlng. hut said
? was a.ndental. He had remon
strat.-d with Oordon against settlng
trapa ir. hla gama iireeerve, ha aald,
when Oordon mad. a mova as if to at?
tack hlm and at that instant the re?
volver which Koch was holding waa
dlacharged. Koch said he was unable
to understand bOW ihe hullet entered
< tordon'a hai k.
Koch'a game pnserve mnsists of
aliout two thousand ar-res, whtCh he
has stoeki-'l with wilil hlrds and anl*
mals of varlous klnds in the last HU
fWAVB. He said he has heen much an
BOyed bf late hy poachi-rs.
A spiiial session of fln- grand Jury
wiii ba called at once ta investlgate the
shooting.
? -?
MUTINOUS CREW HALTS BARK
Lewee, DeL, Nov. 9. The barti Maaga
?ava, whleh < lea red from Philadelphla 011
11 tol.'i '.1 for Kaii KraneiHio. returned 10
tha Deiawan Bieaiwlrir to-da> beeeaoe
the crew had miitinled, aieordlni. to (ap?
tain Townsend. commander of the vessel.
The r-antaln has asked for Ihe auaistance
of the I'nlted Btatea marahal.
for to-day was clourly, wlth probably
local pnowi.
The hlgh winds began to su <-.-?>
acroaa tha tiatiands aboul Janalca Baj
at .*> o'clock In the evcning. uttainim;
thelr greatest valoclty al 6:80 o'clock.
The shores of tho bay were dutteil wlth
wrecked boats, and many peraona,
caughl unawarea by the audden rlalni
of the wln*i. received a drerv-hing from
the lofty seas.
The QbOOt, H twrnls-eiRht fnnt motor
lnunch. in charge of Captain .lo. llart
and Herinan S< hul/, his nmte. with
four maa membera *>f ihe Bnterpriae
Boal Club and three WOman, Btarted
from ? dock .ui the Broad Channel alde
of the bay rn n o'clock. Wbea ne;ir the
Kauni the si'jim began to tr.ss tiie launch
aboul iik>> a feather la the wind. flnally
aendtng it craahlnj agalnal the under*
pinnlnga of the Long laland Rallroad
trestle a.ioss Jam.ii.i Ha>.
Captain Haii and Schula .imi ibe four
men tried tu ball oul the water that
\*as belng ahlpped every minute, i>ut
the boat wallowed In the trough of ihe
fo-,\. huge wavea breaking over her
every minute The engine became
atalied <i moment later and the mea
were unable to keep the Oboal trom
brlnglng up agalnal ihe tr<
Jual when ll looked us though the
lioiii would be amaahed aKam>-i Ihe
uprlghta and Ihe peraoaM on board
thrown Into the wai-r. Captain W.?!?!??
worth, in th<> laun.h Talbert ho ?
aJongaide nml traaaferred all handa lo
uis i.oai. Tw.. mlnutea after thej w< ??
taken off the <;h<.st craahed agalnal tba
treatle again and w< nt to th. bottoro.
Ifanj plate glaaa windowa In tlu dty
were broken ?>>? the force >.f the ?'-m.i,
and Blgna were rlpped from theli fg I
. nlnga and sent craahing to the atreet.
Whal a different atory, however, in
Ne* Jeraey, where Clarencc Biddulph,
of Olen Rldge, plcked elghl large raap*
herriea in thi- yard of hia home ln
Hawthorne avenue! Thla waa voi hed
for by the ("bu Rldge corr* ipondenl "f
The Tribune.
in the claaak precincta of Northfleld,
x. .1.. Mr.*. WilHam Johnaon yeaterday
amaaed her nelghbora bj ghowlng te
them two full grown roac buah*
a bloom.
COMSTOCK NEAR DEATH
FROM ROBBER'S PISTOL
Passing Along Stroot Whon
Hc-ld-Up Man s Bullct Just
Missed His Head.
Ulnneapolla. Nov. Ot* Anthon; Com?
atoeh, the Nea Torh reformei carne
daogerouaty near belng ih* vlctim <?f a
hold-up man'g bullei to*nlghi Thi hul
lot, however, was nol Intended for the
Nev* Forker
The trouble Btarted a _< n ?? Btrangei
entered ?< confi ctlon* rj atore ?? b< re
II L**-on< Doherl ? Ihe i brk waa
tlon* Btepping up to th* young wom?
an. the man dren .Ivi i md ? om?
1 h. i to throm ai. hi i hand ,
Mlaa Dohertj ran lo the - i
v. ;i.,. ghe attrai t* d the att< nllon ol
......, rai poj ei bj The bandll wi nt
out ih<- i .iir door -".'i ran do* n
Btreet, thr clerk ?*n>i her follow*
.purault Flnally thi robber lurw d and
I nred three, ? f"'" ?" ' "" *
. up the ibaa*
.\i i i '.,1, itockk, on hl ? ?*' lo -. hall
- nan ta wai to addreaa the Puritj
? ongi too, t I ? hi n th* i.'
mn waa ln i i-ki- Looklng around
lor ;i polli ? man and falllng to imd on*.
h. walked to a nearbj drugatore, called
Police Headquartera on the tel* phom
ami aald:
i nist nan -i man ahooi al i t oman
oi our principal buali ? treet, Noa.
do v..u eall ih-" laa aud order?"
"The buileta mlghl have hll me ln
f;, i. tb<*> ? am< dangerouelj eloei to
my head.''
- a ???
CHINATOWN CLEAN-UP
TOO MUCH FOR RILEY
! Captain, Who Was Ticrney's
Successor, Collapses, a Vic
tim of Overwork.
Another New York police captain haa
fiiiien al the Chineae Wall <'a|.tain
Donlnlek 11 i l * - > collapaed iast evening
attt-r areeka of atrenuoua endeavor to
, i.-iu, up the diatrld of whl* h the
Bllaabeth atreel atatlon is the ofBatal
< entre.
Inepector yVakefleld aald laal night
thal Captain Rlley'a condltlon was nol
very aerioue, bul thal he probably
would be eonflned to bia home, No.
9066 Oeeaa avenue, Brooklyn, foraone
days. He had atarted to work at tha
station when illness overtooh iiim
Onl> a few yeara ago <';i|iltim Mik>
<;aivin, while in charge of the aame
dlatrict, cleaned up Chlnatown f<>r a
brief period. He waa tranaferred te
Coney laland for th*' aame purpoaa and
tned to contlnue bia high preeeura
lai.or. bat aature baa pui a llmit on
what man eaa do aad Ilve, and Galvia
died la harneaa
Two months ago Captala Rlley wns
tranaferred to the Bllaabeth atreet sta
tum to look after the laaerutable <>ii
entals and Ot??? that tOO BlUCfa lantan
ami other -.astnms WON not Indulgtd
,,, ji,. looked after them all right,
worktng from aixteen te twenty hours
dally
Ctptain RHej took the poat after
Commlaalon* ir Waldo atrippad the
shield from Captain Tiermy tM al?
leged fnilure to earry out orders lliley
was aarneatly trying to ebey.
COCAINE LAW POIENT;
Six Months of New Measure
Yield Evidence Against
Underworld Powers.
101. PERSONS CONVICTED
Cascs Now Go to Special Ses
sions?Sentences Longer than
Before?Police Have
Wide Authority.
With Ihfl anti-r-o. aine law working
.,, u,|| th.it Uie Distriet Attorney's
Offlce, in addlttOfl tO proeuring a large
numher of l >m\ ietions. has ohtained
much Information ahoal the inner
worklnga of tha trafne, the authoritlaa
ar. now turnltlg th. ir altention to the
' ni. n hlgher np" la the underworld -
m.n whose . our< ?? of revenue Is the
Hli gai aaM of druga
i redertck .1 BuUlvan, Ae*datan< We*
li-kt Attorney. who has handleit most
of the caaaa la Baactal Baaaloaa, has
iii.ii awa. a large amount of Infonna
tion i.-.oi\,,i irom "dopa Renda" proai
? iiterl h\ him. II is his Intentmn to UBfl
thla information t.. eatabllah a legal
,.t aetling t*ocalne agalnai i ertaln
men who are known all through the
underworld One of ihes.- men, accord?
lng io Mr Bulllvan'a Info-rrnatlon, Hvea
ln .ni espenelve apartmenl and drlvea
hla ow n automobile. Hla aourra of In*
. ?-. .... Blne Mr. BuUlvan has bi en
told thai he -ii trlbuti i lha drug to
... dl< ? it f*J an ..mi' ? ?
Tht ann-- ->? aine law, u*hl< h a*aa
i .,- the Laglalature last aprlng
after The Trlbune'a eapoaure of tha
growlng traffle in the drug, haa been
m the Penal < 'ode exactly six montha
\. waa prophealed when Ihe law was
rlrafted bj Judge Bwann, In Oeneral
ona, and .tam. - a. i>. lehanty, Ae
Hlatani Dlatrlel Attorney, Ita effeci has
to throu meal of tho caaaa Into
. i. :,ii Beaalona
EHect of New Law.
Kince M-i- '?'. wh.-n the law w.nt into
,ff,, t, im . . bai a been brought to
, i g Thlrteen aaea ara
Btlll ,? ndlng. Of lb4 l<H'. . aaea dt?
,,.,.. ,i .,i l*?1 have !? aulti d ln i onvlc
Xh? booka of Henr) I '? Bayi r,
Ihe i'; itrld Attorne) a i hi* I i lark, and
? rank Bmlth, - k rh of Bpw lal Sea
ihoa a greal faltlng ofl ko tha
{?mnaa Ln Oeneral Beortcma and a rorra
? pondlnf im n aaa In lha Dumber In
Spe.'iai ~k
it took a fea weeha foi lha effeci of
tha laa lo ba feli In Ma) ao i aai i
-. broughl lo Bpw lal Be* tona. In
June thera wen rerj fea In Jul Um
numher began lo Jump, and aow II la
not un. ommon t>. have a doaen on Ua
, , ? dar in ?< alngle da)
Bince th.- laa wenl lato ottt l ihen
have i-i i n thlrt) -ona ? am u In Oeneral
s?-..ioii.. Tin..- defendanta were con
\ Icted ol ?' '? ?'-. iv1, ?" Pleaded
ajullt) lo a mlademeanor, -,n were dla
, harged and ti"* ath41 i om i an aUII
i" ndlng.
?fli, .. i ,, ... the new law la evidenl
,..,,, ,!,, .. rtgun - are i ompan d wlth
. 0f forniei i on ln 191'J onl)
Hrj .., , ? wen broughl In b) th. po*
i ifi . ,,. i|. i. rtdanta wera ae
,,,,111, ,i i ii,i.-i thi i.' a laat ln alx
montha m Bpeclal Beaalona and General
there Kave been 131 ? ? i ?
,,..,i nf, n lultlni ln Ii50 - oni k llona.
i n,i. r the old law, a hk h made tha
. ,,i. of ,... nine a f< I""'- ? bul punlehi .t ll
onjj Dj a v,,,i, ?.e ,,f ..ne |. .ii ,.r a
. . ,,i m.imm oi both, the a ? rage aen*
teii.. wai aboul Ihrat montha The
..f the s.-nt.-in ? was due in
,,.,, i to tn.- ia. i lhal ihe def< ndanl ln
;,!,,,,,. t , v, i . a.-- pleaded gulltj, vei
fea i onv i. tii.n.- beini ohtalned before
a lury, and in part lo ihe fBCl that hn
had apenl aevi ral waeka In lha Tomba
Bwaittng Irtal
llosl of the .-eiiien. ea Impoai d b) the
luatlcea "t Bpeclal Beaalona under tbe
n.w law have beea for terma of six
montha or longer. Flve rnen who wete
arrested under ? in?umslainrea fuinish
Ing moral proof thal they wera vend*
era od the drug, although tba preciea
l?B*ai proof niuanan foi-an Indlctmenl
ff,r ., f lon wa; laeklng, were aen
i,ii,4.i in Bpeclal Beaalona to one jrear
ln the petiiienti.il. and to pay a Bna of
s;. Nu-a. h. Bvea wlth thna off for good
behavlor, lhal meana two yeara, two
montha and flfteen days apleca ualeaa
the) pay their Rnea.
Lived at Salvatiomst Barrackfl.
Onl) ihi.-.- im n hava baaa ?antancad
i? oeneral Beaalona under the pro
i ision. ot lln- laW WhlCh mak.- the sale
of tha drug a felony. Ona waa ?en
tenced lo th? Bhnlra l**rft-ematary, ana
t,, b year ln lha *?anltentlary, and one,
who was .onvlrted hefore Judge
Bwann, K<>t trom ona to aeven yean ln
atate prleon.
Thal was William if. Smith. Smith
bunked at tba Balvatloa Army bar*
raiks and spent his e.i-nings peddhng
cocalne. Tha detectlvea who arrested
him watehed hlm make tWO sales and
then boughl a quarter'a worth of the
powder UMmaalvea fr4.m blm. a grad*
uated glaea far maaaurlag the drug
waa found oa him. as well bs b aumhar
of pareels of en. aine and twenty-rtve
liiarters.
The men arrested for the possession
,,f eoialii" di> BOl >et seem to realUe
the pow.r that UM new law gives tlie
poltce and tha oothia. ComparaUvely
t,w of th.in plead gullty in Spei lal
Beaalona. Of Ua IOJ convtctad there
leaa than ;l deaan pleaded golKy.
Tin- police, boarever, evldeatty raccaj*
ni/..- the possilnlities in the law. I'nilcr
UM old laW lha) hgd ta prove | sale of
cocalne. The possession of the drug
was raerely p****anmpdva arida*aca of un
(nnllniiert on tlftli page, BMA rolurnn.
1
Whitman Off to Albany to Con
fer Over Further Plans in
John Doe Probe.
STATE RECORDS NEEDED
Two Assistant District Attor
neys to Get Them and Serve
Subpoenas in Syracuse?
Wood toTestify To-day.
Dlatriel Attorney Whitman v.ent to
Albany last niRht for a eonference with
Oovernor Olynn and Attorney Oeneral
Carmody eoncernlng the John Doe ln*
*-j 111 r > Into campalgn fund graft Chlef
h. tha Dlatriel Attorney wantg to aa*
sure the atate offlciala thal there wlll be
no "buttlng in" on thelr preeervea in
the Inquiry, and. of course, he expecta
t<> eniist th.-it* co*opemtlon
Aaalatanl r?i*-tri**t Attorneya Clarh
an.l Bmbree wlll ho to Albany thia
mornlng ?.. gnther up aome of the ofti
? t-r*i siat<- recorda neceaaary ln the caae.
?'!ark wiii ;iiso gerve aubposnaa on b
number <?f peraona in Byracue* who
are aranted to throw llghl oa the tele?
gram whlch .lohn a. Henneaas aaya
Oeorga ii McGuire, of thal elty, aenl m
hun. Henneaay hlmaelf wlll alao go to
Aii.any thln mornlng for ?< eonference
wlth Oovernor Olynn after Whitman.
Whlle Whitman and hia aaalatanta
are laying plana for -. wide and Bearch
iiiK Inquiry it la underal.i thal the
M< lo.ir.- mattei will be made tbe Brat
polnl of attaek. Jual noa Henneaay
and McOulre Btand Hatl) contradlctlng
,;., h other on the n i ord, and the Dla?
triel Attornes 'a Invi al gatlon has
reached the polnl where be wanta to
look further Into McGulre'a .i-niils ,<t
the Hi nm aa) Btatementa.
* ui his own admiaalon bo fai Me*
Ouire waa a aorl of "little bagtnan"
l-.-t v ,-. n contra* tora and Tammanj
uith regard to campalgn funda. Whit?
man bellevea McGuire wlll admli more
..f the Henneeej Blorj -is truth al ihe
next aeaaion
The general Idea of the Dlatriel \t
t,,i I., | plan of a* non ia to nntati with
McGuire Bral .-ti<l force bun to tell the
ti uiii for the aake ol the example <>n
futui e arl l n* wtv -
it la likeiy thnl aome of 'he con?
tra* tori mentloned bj Heam i a IH
be on hand Bl th< li-.M BCaBlon t.,-mol
n.w afternoon le teatlf] aa to arhat
contrlbutlona thev raade. MeGulrewlU
have nnoth. t aeaaion on the stand then,
an.l iiinong Other thiltga will hl asked
m ti-n whether ha contributed |3QU te
gulaer'a dlreci prlmarj camyefgn fund.
w hitman waa ?< *< d ?el night
i ... ii,., he ?? quld Inqulre into Republl*
..rn state ami county campalgn funda
v bili ht wai al -'? He aald he would
look Into anything lhal dtecloeed even
a guaplcion of wrongd.I whether Re?
publl* -iu or Tammani
Bugene Wood, who baa been under
gubpeena ain* ?? Ek ctlon I ?ay, wlll prob?
ably be called t.. thi Btand to morrow,
\v....d waa quoted by Henneaay aa the
gource ..i hia Inforroatlon wlth r* ard
to McCall'a campalgn laaeaamentg when
i,r. waa nomlnated foi tbe Bupreme
< iiiii t i.< t). h.
HOOT. MON! HA' YE SEEN
MIKE. THESCOOTCHOWL?
Hr Has Broon Spots, but
There s None on Him at
Takin' a Wee Drappie.
ti,.. animal laaaen for UJ-day, chll*
(il,,,. ,. gboul Mlkc a th.-*?? ir-old
nUi ,,,.,, || one "i th. attractiona of
McCaulej ??* Maher'a aaloon, al Aldua
gtreel and Southern Boulevard, ihe
Brona.
Mik- waa given lo Ihe propi letoi i by
a man who gol hlm from the Chlef of
Polta "i Brtdgeport, Conn., and ia
white, wlth broan gpota
Mik*- drinkg beer and liquor and
gmokoa i Igaxettea Ha uauall) perchea
nn an ai.- barrel In the bar and wbea
geektng ea* lt* men< Bleg to the baek
room i" hear ibe caban l Bhoa
On Election nlghl he drank ao many
Bcotch blghballa thal he paaaed oul
early. H<* can di ink beer and keep his
head clear, hot Bcotch alwaya dowaa
bun Hia cuatoaaari meel la a half
pound of choppod moal and a glaaa ef
b. .1 .
Bometlmea unwiae riattora, Beeing
Mile rery qulet, believe hlm Btuffed
On the contaary, !)?? is merel) etewed.
and whea the pereon comea I.lose
Mlke nlpg bim.
BRONX NOW UJW'S PREY
First Legal Action in New
County Brought by Woman.
The flrst legal action to lie brought
in Hronx County Is that of Mrs. May
C. BlllaOB itgalnst the tlirard ftTO IB
auranee Company of Philadelphia. Mrs.
Kiiison. wbeae huaband, tbe iat<* i'i<>
n>snis Cleero Kiiison, wai a member el
the Btock Exchange, held a |3,800 pol?
icy in tbe Olrard company, whlch re
fust'd to pay for flre loaaea auatalned
by the plalntlff in a tire OB May " ?it
h* r boaae al Meoaenera, M. ?'? Mrs.
Klllson said her loss amounted to $*-,
IKIO.
Counael for the Olrard fitt laauranoe
Company appUed le Justice Beabury to
?et ;isi.ic the aervlce of the pepera on
tln ground that thay were hrregular,
la irlew of tbe Caci tbal tbe eourt la
Tln- Hronx will not eX-Bl until Januai\ I.
juatlee Beabury declded that it was
not aeteeeary that there be a phyalcal
axlatence ot a eouri or ? jui1k?* In The
Bronx at thls tlme and that for all in?
tent- and purposes the court was now
eotabllabed.
WILSON DECIDES
TO OUST HUERTA
President at Last Makes Up His Mind That
Intervention Is the Only Solution of
the Mexican Problem.
POWERS OF EUROPE SO INFORMED
Every Other Means of Forcing the Dictator's Retirement
To Be Exhausted Before Actual Invasion of
the Country Is Ordered ? Real Crisis
Looked For This Week.
[Tnm Tha TrflMM Baroaa i
Washington, Nov. 9.?With practically ro prospect of Huerta's
yielding to the demands of President Wilson and as determined as
ever on his elimination the administration is becoming reconciled
, to the thought of American intervention in Mexico. It might be
1 putting it more accurately to say that President Wilson has at last
made up his mind that the only solution of the vexatious Mexican
; problem is drastic action such as intervention.
Furthermore, such a course does not impress the President as
\ being nearly as grave in its possibilities as it is regarded by military
| and other authorities. This is not. of course, admitted ofhcially.
Neither the White House nor the State Department will comment
! on the administration's future course, nor even on the happenings
| of the last few days, but The Tribune correspondent knows that
! several of the diplomatic representatives of European powers have
1 informed their governments that the United States has come to the
1 conclusion that the alternative to Huerta's eontinued defiance and
I hold on office is intervention. These diplomats have kept in close
touch with the situation and have gleaned their conclusions from
what they have been told ofhcially by the administration.
President Wilson. however. will not plunge into intervention
; without exhausting every other means of bringing about the retire
, ment of Huerta. There are two or three steps which can be taken
1 before armed forces of the United States are actually sent into Mex
; ico. In the first place. it is felt that Huerta's mind must be disabused
I of the firm convictior* he entertains that the United States is afraid
! to take drastic action. This he fully believes. and is encouraged in
' doing so by many of his advisers and even by some Americans.
Huerta must also be convinced that the President is thoroughly
in earnest. This will be done by further communication through
' John Lind, the President's personal representative in Mexico City,
who will again demand in peremptory tones that Huerta shall get
; out. The same demand has been made before. but in an informal and
_H>?nniM*j manncr.
PULLMAN PORTER ADMITS J
THEFT OF $3,000 RING
Took Gem from Wash Basin,
Where Miss Ethel Kings -
land Had Placed It.
Confeealng thal he had ?tolen her
?2X0110 rlng t'r.'in a I'ullman car, of
whlrh he waa porter, John Burton, a
? ,-,.,. ..r No. 2283 Seventh avenue, waa
.,, up in the Baal Slal atree! poll'-e
?tatlon on complainl of Mlee Bthel W.
Klngaland. of So. ??- Baal NOth
daughter <>f the late Oeorge L KlitK*
.,,?, .,,?; -randnlece of the late Mi i
William Aator.
MiM Klngaland, who llvea mth her
brother, Oeorge Loretl Klngaland, wenl
to Lenox, Maaa., <>n Oetober 25. She
w.-.r. a i ni- sft wuh dlantondi and aap*
phlrea, Before the ir..in arrived il
Lenoa Miss Klngaland wenl to waeh
j her handa, plai Ing the rlng on the alde
' i.t" I ...i-Ili.
ii v*.as nol untll -he lefl the rralii
thal ahe n-taaed tln i Ing. Bhe ln*
[formed ihe rallroad offlclala end ehm
,, erted an advertlai nu nt In a L* noa
newanapef. But tbla produced noth?
lng.
Returntng lo thla i ity Miss Klnga?
land Informed the police, aaylng ihe
auapected tbal the porter had taken it-j
Detectlve John Manon made an Invee
tlgatlon and, when Burton carne In oal
hii mn iast nlghl h?* was erreeted.]
On hlm waa found Ibe rlng, mtnua tbe
?tonea. Prom whal he told the police,
ll |g believed ? negro woman waa also
. on< el ln .1.
Miss Klngaland aald laal nlghl ehe
would ii"' have been wlUlag lo go far
Wlth tha .oinplaini lf Burton had not
removed tbe ?tonea.
HUNTER HIS OWN VICTIM
Shoulder Almost Torn Off by
Accidental Discharge of Gun.
Harry Hubert, of No. 28 South 18th
atreetj PluahlB* hnd hia riKht shoulder
almoal torn ofl by the accidental ox
ploalon of a gua whlle duck hunUng in
Uttle Neck Bay early yeaterday mom*
ing.
Hubert lefl Bayatde v ith some friends
I about 8 o'cloch yeaterday mornlng.
Nearlag the huntlng grounda be
reached under ?? aeal in the roarbont
land drew out his shotgun. muz/.le tirst.
The liamnu-r cailghl OB one of the
[cleata of the i>oat, dlacharglng the
Iweapon, aad the antlre .burge of heavy
duck fshot siruek him in the right
shoulder. ripplng off th? flesh and shat
lerinK his eollar bone.
I He was taken to the house of Dr.
| Walter <>. Kliot, Park Commi-sloner of
-Queens Horough. and then carried
jtiome. He may lose the use of hia
' arm.
SON HELD AS FATHER'S SLAYER.
Philadelphia, Bev. k?Thaaaaa A. Lea
iui>-..ii.- yeara OU, wroB known la local
pollftca, *?*'<*< -ih<>t early to-day an-1 dM
tO*nlght Hla eaa, J<>h" ?*?**. twenty-stx
vears olil, eharifed wlth <1<jing the shoot
Ina, ?urrendered hlmaelf to the police.
Pn.'iuls aa) that father and son had uuar
rilled at a maequerade party.
Durlng the last week -r so. ?inc* ?ia
mind V4Si red uround ro interventiea and
he hegan to feel thal ll was being
forced upon bin*. the Pr. Bidaart haa
fiven ihe matter much thougnt and
has come tn the concluaion that MM'
ventton wlll nol .-onatitute anythl-*g
like na gigantk a taak aa many persona
?uppeee and aom< mihtar. experts i.i
sist. He does not believe 'hat it wlll
require an army of -"??.'.r awmAmt
men to effe. t ihe eilminaiioti of Huerta
.-unl to carry into effeci rhe maadaai of
tbe L'nlted Btatea that a fr-1 md hmi
eai ei. rtton mual ba hi kt
The President aranta t" ? ff?? t a state
of peace which wlll mak. it poaaibla to
hoi.i tbe eie.-uons Bnd to aecaaa taaj
. hooetag of a Congreaa whleh erttl not
barter away Ifexlco'a natural resoureee
to foreign . onceaoionalree. This lon",
tha arm) of the Unlted Ktati h will bo
apeedll) wlthdrawn.
M_y Avoid Actual Invaaion.
lt la i .'tisider. .1 poaaible that Huerta
ma I..- maiie to change hia tactka Fy
meana >.f a mllltar* and naval demon
?tratlon, . nd thal ll will nol be necee
BaT) for thia governmenl io aetuailv
invade ih..nn-. I'or iiistani'e. m*
ot the atopptng placea betwei n now and
actual Intervention would be the .eiz
uure ot Mexican cuatom housea by the
Ameticaa navy. The cuetomf i-eee********.
..ii whteh Huerta now di i>ends f-ir
funda, would thus he kepi from him,
and it la belleved thal thia would prw
cipitate th.- bankruptc) <?f the Huerta
governmant. foi whwh thia Kuvernmuiit
has been bo earneetl) boplng,
a prellmlnar) to action In tLe diree
iloii of iiitetMiiti,, may ba tha protnui
gatlon of a atatemenl b) the Proekleat
aattlng forth ln thfl cleareat terms his
reaaona for a< Ung, priaaaril) for iha
beneflt of Latln Ainerica, but aiso for
Blirope. He may sa> that intei \ enuon
is forced on tha IJattad Btatea ami re?
Iterata aaoal aolwnnly that there aaall
ba m> ftt ulaittoa of tairitary by itis
country. On tha rather hand. ih- Prea?
Ident ma] determlne to act tir_t, ma -
ly lommunii ating in .mitideiu _ to .'er
eign governmenta bla purpaaaa simui
taneoualy with hla action.
Tha Trihuna uorroapotulenl is aiso m
tprmed that tha Pecratan af state h ?d
bean making further biqairiai roocara*
Ing the attitude of l.tiropean i/ountnes
in the Mexican matter. He has ltariud
that the pow.-rs of Kurope are i ntin ly
willing to l.-t ihe noM-rninent of ihe
Unlted States handle the IfeZlCM sdu
atlon and ..ni kaep handa oat some ot
them. however, ha\e haid thal Lll.U
gtwatea. nnxl.-ty was for the preserva
tlon of thelr inteie_t.s ba Mexleo and of
thelr rights to engage ln hualm^ss t.'.erc.
The I'nlted States has r.-pli.d that tt
contemplates nothing that will in Ihe
_light4'st dagraa infringe on the ac
auliad rights of forelgners In Mexi< o,
nor will it take selfish advaiu*,.e of
events.
Crisic Expected This Week.
It iV i-onthleiitl. expeeted that this
Weak v>ill iiing the lval i risia in >!????
Ico. Mr. Lind has repo**tad the hope
lessnews of th.- negotlations he ia irv?
ing to carry on with 0 ana ral Huerta.
and the time remaining hefore action
is ne.essary is gettlng to he a matter
of hour8 only. It waa said to-night

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