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EAGLE RECALLED!
TURKEY GETS JOB
New National Bird Sweeps
Country, but His Term
Is Limited.
WEATHER BLAMED
FOR HIGH PRICES
Health Commissioner's Men Seek
Out Undesirables Among
Visiting Fowl.
No longer, during thli weei al least, li
the proud eagle the national bird His
plai e as I ' und of the
brave and the home of the ?tree ha bot n
taa* n by King Tm h
- transition waa only accomplished
lbs i?"pic ?had
i?"n taken. The Initiative and ?recall also
wf'te bro ghl Into requl Itlon In making
teh all-Important chang? [1 li aatlmated
that Mr. I rhi the most over?
whelming m lortij ever given a candi
number of VOtes ca.-t for him
715, representing
the nativi reign born whites and
Wm*t ?in! not
\ ote for I candidate are com?
posed <>f Indians, Chinese, Japanese and
itirs, most of whom regard fish
:'??? Thanksgiving realstanco.
? int.
Th.- butchi rs and ?poulteri rs in Manhat?
tan, ?Brooklyn, Queens, Richmond and
Th.* Brons have b . ? ? llngly busy
anew? ring telei era for turkeys.
Also er bo.?;, delivery boys,
hOUSewlvei Of families and other
Individ?ala who appeared at the markets
in p. ? ?,,? ted ,. it tt.' Ir prandial
favorite for Thursday's day of feasting,
What mattered it that prkr-sa w<
bit higher than wa? the case last year?
Thai i - i Thanksgiving, avid turkey
is Turkey, from the Bower, to Filth j
avenue, an?! all the waj between.
i ?own in VVaahlngton Market the ?best
?bo'i! ;:ii(l raised m Maryland, BUh."
wie Quoted at from M t.. f? cents a
pound. Iw you bought v?ur bird uptown.
however, whether from choice or pro
pilMlUlty, the price asecnd??l r,n a sliding
?Some of the more exclusive
butcher shop?, in or near Mad-SOn avenue, j
for Instance, ask-d -I" COnU a pound, ano
| ? it. The ?hal.rs aatd the warm
we.ith.r was i. sponsihle for the ris" in
Amors the several millions ?if pounds
?>f turkey now "visiting" the city, Health
C?Mnmlssk>ner LederlaTa foo?j Inapt flora
found some bird^ that were classed as
"undesirables" and ord? red than do
SLroyed. In a'!. MM ?pounds of turkey
wen -i These turkeys' only
. ? that they were "ancient."
not ; t to grace the tables ?>f New
Yorkers, bul the ?punishment fitted the
> rim?'.
While turkey and all appertaining
thereto was soaring t-> th?* sky in price,
the wholesale market prices for beOf ?-'it
in the i;ty -.-.ere the lowest quoted in
.??:*. months, the reductions ranRinf" from
half a cent to a cent and a half a ?pound.
Those who will jro "home" for the holi?
day will he Well taken tare of by the
tallroads. a large number of extra trains
an?l servi, e equipment havinsr been pre?
pared for the <?' caslon.
"Hurrah for the fun! la the turkey
done? li in ?h for the pumpkin pis!"
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EXPLAINS MAN KILLING
?'L" Road Motorman Gives Self,
Up After Accident.
a Ninth avanue elevated train, run by
Klchard II. Harlow, sixty years old. of
No m MeLsaa avenue. Yonkers, killed
William Taylor, lifty, of No. .'.',1 West
16th strict, ?between lSth and :9th s*.;, ? ?
> SSti rday martini?..
Barlow, a veteran in the service, pro
COSded with his train to th?i end of the
'.:ne and thon went Into the despatcher's
ofth-e to explain.
"I didn't see him." he. ??aid, "and I'm
?o?p_ to mak?' every thing ?'ear to th?>
?
Me gat a short leave of absence, so he
went to the West 17th streit pottos sta?
tion, where he told his story. It had been
his third accident, be said, and all were
unavoidable, but this one "took the heart
out of" him.
He was told to appear at the Coroner'?
inquest this morning.
LEFT ESTATE TO FAMILY
Will of Former Judge Howland,
of Marine Court, Filed.
The aril] of Henry i: Howland, at one
time Judge of the Marine <'ourt. was filed
in the Sun orales Court vest. rday. The
?state was formally estim?t?-?! at "more
than | moro Iban
?I".?'??-? -real ? state."
Mrs. A. ,1. \V. Howland, the widow re?
ceived for life, in lieu of dower, the prop?
erty at ?No. II K?st f?th street. At h?-r
death it is to ko to ?Charles P. Howland,
.lohn Jlowlatiil, of Haltmioie, and Fran?
ce.?? I.. Howland, the Children of Jadg?
Howland. who also are made tli? resui
uarv legateea Judge Howland toft 9u,e93
to his sister. ?Mrs. Katharine H. Hcllows.
?le left H.tol to bis brother, Alfred <'.
Howland, Who was an artist. The latter
died before the t?-stator and the bequest
was rSVOked in the ?odi'il Jud_e How?
land asked in bis COdtoU that his ? \c _..
tors pay to ins atstor-tn-law, Mr.?. riara
W. Howland. an income of *?%*s$ a vear.
CONFERS WITH BANKERS
Politics No Factor in Raising
Funds, Says E. N. Brown.
The second of a series of confer? nces
1'tween K. N. Brown, president of th??
National Railways <?f Mexico, and the
road's bankers to discuss the question "t
mooting the December and January in?
terest payments was held yesterday, it
was Mated early in the ?lay by one ot
UM bankers that the political aspect of
the situation was proving the j-reatest ob?
stacle to proviiliiiK the $:'.,4<X>,?yv> to m?''t
tb<* approa<-him- maturities This, how
?ver, Mr Brown indirectly denied without
l'oing into details.
Mr. Brown said that no plans had been
made for a conferen-e to-day and thai
there probably would be none until Fri
?Ihv.
NOT SO BENIGHTED, AFTER ALL.
F**rom The Chicago Nawa
The Nobel prise for literature having
been bSStOWCd iipun i Hindu poet. Ka
bindiHiiatb Tagore, the WosSnen wot _
may see lit to i ?? 1st it* insular notions
??f Hindustan as expressed in tbo soulful
couplet, "Tbo poie batdghtOd Hindu has
up _ant? and makes his skin do "
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ANDREW CARNEGIE ON HIS "8TI? I.IK'I H DAY.
? until. ?".'?> Ir wnO
BLAKE CASE TO BE TRIED
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No Hope of Selllement in Sep?
aration Suit.
lion waa insdc t.. Supreme
Court Justice Seabury y es ter da) after?
noon on behalf of Mr.-. Catherine Ketch? '
am Blake ?nul Dr. Joseph A i'i;ik.- for
the .. ' referee t
the testimony In the pending separation
sull of Bl ik< .?. ? Blake.
This means that Mrs. Blake's ?
plaint and her husband's answer will
have their day in court The frequent
pi stponement ?.f the hearing a.*- to all?
mony gave ?troagth to the report thai
an attempt at settlement oui of court
was being mada This aras particularly
so after Mrs. Blake ?rlthdrew her
$i,non.tiiio alienation ?vil against Mrs
Katherine Mackay. it Is understood
now that all talk of a pet eabls ?ettle
ment Is of i
MARINE CORPS HEAD '
ASKS LARGER FORCE
General Biddle Says Organization
Needs More Men and
Officers, Ton.
Washington, N<>*. ?
PLAN TO INCREASE MARINES. In-1
adequa- y of the prt ? ? th of the
marine corps t.. provide for s suffi? en!
j for.o at home when relief es pedltiona ar?
; ut..-, ut from the country la m ide the basis
fur urging an Increase In both th? oil
and ?nUsted personnel of the corps In the
annual report of the commandant, Major
dem ral Biddle, mail?- public to-day.
"When expeditions are absent from the
Unite**] Btatas." th? report said, "the com?
plement of men et th? navy yards, naval
prison?, receiving ships snd other sta?
tions has to he red iced to such an extent
?h to Interfere with the efficiency of the
?tationa concerned. To form two advance
? regiments (one on each coast) will
[require, on a peace footing, practically
every officer ?nd enlisted man now as?
signed to duty at navy yards, leaving th?
yards unguarded In whole or In part
"Under th.. department's policy of hav
ln**- the authorial d enlist? d strength of th?
marine corps in? -lilth of that Of the au?
thorized enlist- tl Strength Of th? navy. ti..
marine corpa, as authorised, la at preaent
HI men short of its prop? r proportion. It
is recommended that a representation be
made to tin- i 'ongn sa to provide for ?n in?
crease as above, an.i In case additional
men are authorized for tin- navy that the
number given e correspondingly In
creaai
"The proportion ol officers to men in the
I marine corps Is entirely too low, and on
tho expeditions during tin- last year,
though every officer available v.as taken.
the organization? were under officered
and the companies tit re geaerally of 1:0 to
i.'.o men each it Is recommended that the
department adopt the policy of basin? the
number of officers upon the number of en?
listed men ?uthorised for th? corpa and
that th?- proportion ol oStcers to enlisted
men, which i- bow one offli er (line and
stair combined) to l_i men. be Increased
gradual!) t.. one officer dine and staff
. . nil.in. .Ii to .'" men.
"in view of the undesirabUlty of lacrase*
ing tiif commissioned personnel of th.
corps '.:? time of peace In eny nn.' y.ar by
? than i" per cent it is recommended
that the number of officera for the com?
Ing year be Increased by thirty-four.
"in thla connection it la recommended
that lui-after Vacancies in the Krade of
??com* lieutenant be Riled, Brat, by gradu?
of the Naval Academi : second, by
meritortoua non-commissioned officera ?nd,
third, in ?ase the former pao classes in?
ri..! suffickmt t.. till existlaa vacancle? at
tiie end of the ftscal rear, bj the appoint
ni>nf of peraona from civil life not uhdet
eighteen n-.r mure than twenty-two >?ais
Ol a-t
This probably ?/111 be (.'entrai Biddl'-'p.
last report, ?a ins appllcatton ft.r retire?
ment OB !?'-?>mnt t.f ill health Is now
awaiting action by Secretary Da?
ORDERS ISSUED. -The following army
and navy ?rdan have bren issued.
A11MV
?'olonel ROBERT L BULLARD, -?trh lataa
to w'.iii. i Re? i Ht serai Hospital
m , haagi - ..r-inmi. ?* dei srtment or
M?J.r HERMAN W HCHl I-!., from
\\.i -.is!t?i Ar:-.nal t-> I'ra ni. t. .r-1 Arsenal.
>!.',?., WILKORU .1 HAWKINS. fr..in
. . t,,u- ?tatlos .?i Mee T? *
A.-.-...?i ??1.1 Kport commanetss et* er,
ii.i'.i provins Kro.iii.i r?.r duty; Lieu
,, ,,,.,,! Colon? l I ?*? i: HOFFKR, from
skihI' Hook provins aroend to Watervllvi
I list Meutemnl CHARLE? M
H'l"KK.*-_, from -..mu il?x?k provins ?rosad
t., l'iarikfoi.i Arsenal,
it Lieutenant? ALBERT F. CLARE, SAN
t a *ooit ? ?*?
FORD W FRENCH, BERT R HUNTINa
' \ MEH r JOHN? ! ' ?N, R< "HER
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HINER ..? ?! .1 \ V |. VVIIITHAM,
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MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIP"! The
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repoi t- ,| t ? ' ? nt
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SALOON MEN TEST LAW
Attack Act Mulcting Them for
Injuries Due to Drink.
Washington, Nov. tel Associate Juntiee
Vat Devanter, ?,f the Bupreme Court, i
i__ direction? toma) for the Nstoraaka
; supr. me Court t?? ?sand up for re\i'
I cam in which Mrs. ?'hubs Bulger, a
widow, of Lincoln, won ls.no dan
from two saloonk? epei s ?m allega!
' that they ha?i made her husband an ha*?
I Itual drunkaid.
Mrs. Bulger sued under th.- I
law, making aad"*onh<6ap?Bri ? n ble for
any Injury caused by their liquor Bh<
began her suit while her husband waa
alite, all? King non ipp? ri B ilger died
from pneumonia In mo, and sha amended
her oomplalnl thai the liquor bad made
him unable to realst rtlaosss while at
'?.li his mother's funeral. The ?.iioon
[ keeper? 'contend the tow is unconstitu?
tional
SEWER EXPLOSION
SHAKES TEN BLOCKS
j Many Injured Houses Collapse
and Gasolene from Huge
Tanks Floods Street.
PittSUrgh, Nov. _.*>.? A s.oie or ni"ie of
pbersons were Injured, many window?
wer?* broken and ? n imber <.f buildings
shaken by an explosion of (?as in a iiin?
toot BOWer in the l?iwi? no.-ville (li ?
Etttsburgh tot to-day The property
loss will amount to thousands of dol?an
\ party <?f See ri"n working at ? man
bole In >Mth stn-et ??re tossed Into the
\ boh MO f< ? t long and io feet Sot p
was torn In Baaafrass Alley. A section .,:
the H.iitmi. A Ohio EUllrqad trach
w,?s iift.d from Its had. T?m ?ity block?
? n I shaken.
Buildings wars damaged and persona
Injured within a radios of throe miles
Thons,nuls of windows were sbatt.i. d,
at, 1 tWO dwelling boises In Mth street
collapsed A s.wer lid, weii-hliif* eighty
?pounds, STS blown throujih a dty ? i i - -
. ngliM hod ?
Tiire.' lari;?- ?tanks, containing thousands
of K.liions of (?THSolene, were overturned,
and the fluid pour.-d Into the WrSOksd
se.rers. ?Danger of a sec?m?l exploalon
caused tin* dty authofittoa l<? ?nier all
linht. ?M-ept ?1? , trie, sXtlogOtob-ML
a fumaos BItod with molt**** mutai was
upset, and th?* mili caught fire.
Water mains la various parts of the
dlsti h t wars broto n, Boodtag the si
and undorminlng sc-ores >.f huiidini;.-.
Many fainili? s a ? re or.I. red to vacate the
? hounes before *hcy collapsed.
TIGER INSIST. ON
STATE CONVENTION
Gives Glynn Hint Not to
Eliminate It in Direct
Primaries Bill.
GOVERNOR HOPES FOR
LAW THIS SESSION
Tammany Promises That Work?
men's Compensation Measure
Shall Be Passed.
[By Telegispa 10 Tie Tribun? !
Alhaay, Nov. 2.'. it is not believed that
Governor Glynn can gel ? dhreci primary
hill that aboHabea the fdate convention
paaa?d at th? session of the Lsglalatur?
which convenes Monday, December *. Me
I would like to have ti,.- opportunity t.?
I HiKn ? meaaure making that provision,
hut i? not making a decided stand f??r it
I He i- feeling oui the legislativ? leaden
[ with the Ides of whipping into shape i
I measure which will meet their approval
land can he psss?d without dragging out
? the session .m\ kmger than possible. In
lit in- will tak.- whatever he can n?t.
? Governor Glynn spent to-day in eon?
. fsrenoss over th? direct primary and
i workmen, compensation billa Wl ?
I provisions of the latter have t.p.-n prac?
tically decided on, the primary bill la
'i still In a nebu tat to us? the I lot
I ernor's nw n sroi di
Several ase? known ?s rad?enla ant
j clos? Ij allied with William H Hearst, *t
I tended to-day's primar) conference
Included 1? .1 ? ?" i-t.-?ii?. Mr. Hi ai I
Herben I.. I-imburg, an expert
t-n ? ii ction laws; w llllam 1.1 itgai ten,
! w ho manag? .i the late Mayo Gayi i
? ampalgn; < larence -i Bheai ". Hea
attoi il \. ? ho ? **.!" cted '-. attend, but
waa unable to get here; Lieutenant
Governor Wagner, Bei tora Blauvolt,
Murtaugh, Carawell and Pole) and Atta
? ney General Ca? ? at)
Tammany Will Have Quorum Present.
Mi Wagner has assured the Governor
that the regular Dem* ? ? ? r ? ? ? ? i
m other v.<.i.is, Tammany Hall will see
that a quorum is present In both I
He \t con fid ' ' that th* workmen's com?
' m ?uni dire, t pi irp.tr \ bills w iil If
passed, hut ).? an.I the < lu'., t ROT B ?! th?
: Perno? ? ? s. -i.it..i * . -.?.-,?
j ytinr . | v\ 1,,-n ask?d ii th?-*. Intend
to al I
? ? ? t tll-' < i--V
\ erner has been notified i- ti-- i- i
.that such a provision cannot go through
? hat :?ri . flor t Is M
I get t ? ??? -iii. i i ? ils to ?i ee on a
[measure that deeo :.'?? r>> to thi' ?atenl
Bven Mr Umburg, ? Id to have
bcei the Goven ? to ??
mu ? ml r the vie?
m i '.. i,, maki
to what it ?
"in its earn ntlsl f- ?tut ???*." i
??th- h:ii ?.?. follow the
??mm? ndat
? , In- 1'iili- i
? ? ..ntitui ol th.- ?
? . !.|crrt
a*.I t ? ? tlon Of all p*
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We ti.i.i h tftnaaplata discussion of the
ni"- '? iii r- ? ..f ? peoayos direct pris??ry
hill, v ....
tor thai - i
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Vt?W ' i
>.i a ii ?.t- r prit I, and to tl ?
t consideration ghri
Hem- n present and thi evident d<
place ? credits ?? i in on th*.
mal 11
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i'iirti-1-r- conferencea will he held on the
t.i:i this week In KewT? Ii tat ?reek
la i -11
Agree on Compensation Bill.
la- utena ni ? lot err,...- tVagnei :
at the ? ..r iv ? i. ? tion - "'it-1
enes thl ?ft? i noon, and, arttk " ? ?
. option of a few minor point
!.!? tr.ry t.. ...I WH lil*n I 'I >?'. I
t in. lud??l William T< mil.- Emmet,
nt< iri? nt ?>f Insurance; Pi o
Albert W. Whitney, of Leland Stanford
University, who drew th.- Callfon
i.?..n s Hen!..--, his a?1 Istant; John T.
IfcDonough, representing 'he st it.- i'- l
'?ration of LahOT, atid .?????.? tal laboi r.| ?
resentatives.
Th?- stuns of the < . I a'.l COmpanl??.
which waa the prlnclpt? bone of conten?
tion, had he- ii <?. Rnitely ?le. Id?-.1 ?in 'II;. ]
an? t.. i., allowed '. operate, but under
strtei state supervision. Provlsiona of th?
hill ?grei d up..n me:
Thai it i* t-1 prot?t I - nly employes in
haaardoua occupation?, no! Including
! stats ..r municipal employe?,
j That there are t-t be four method
Iinsurance, ? state Insurance find, mutual
?t.pani-??-, self-lnsuran a ?ad casualty
I companies, All payments are t.> be made
Ithrough tin- statt- Compensation Board
All Injuries an? to he reported t.? this
, board, ami there ?re to be no private
?greementa between employer ami em?
{ ploy.- Without th- sanction Of th.- board
Tin- state w in prosecute den llctloa on
tin, part t'f an emploie paying th? n
atice
One nf the important point? >et to be
decided U whether the state will paj
entire ezpens? of tin- administration <>r j
'i..- state Insurance fund, which will bel
a i...ut fgSAJttt a fear. Labor ni-n I..
the stud- should stand thla expense it
ta expected that th?- drafting ..i th.- bill
v.ni i?. completed at a coaference to-mor
row.
'Woman Smuggler Fined $1,000
Ans. Helen W Pelouse, i>' Mo. ... Bai '
llith street, when arraigned yesterday
before Judge Hum. in the Criminal
Breach of the united Btatea Dtotrlet
Court, entered i? plea of ?uiitv to an In?
dictment charging her arith having
failed in declare dutiable fins, wearing
spparel ami lawelry wh?a ah? ratarned
from air..a.i on th?? liner La Franca
sin- was timd 11,???, which was paid
Judge Hunt, in Anlag Mrs Pelouse,
said. "Heretofor?, it has been tha ana*
'..in t.t imp..s.- tin. s .n tin:-!- t-a.-fft. The
tines wi-ii- always paid, ami th-ii tli?*
t.Mender-, IgUghlUg at the gOVOI liment,
win Id motor uptown Tin* only way toi
titter wealthy nomea From oontlnuingl
to cheat tin- CUStOnU Is l.y Imp.islnif I
priKon seatenoea Future oft?nd?ra aaajrl
rxpe.t no mercy from asa."
Wire Tapping Case Not Ready.
Th.- I ilati i- t At torne] ha
nt.t
tained all tin- corrobotatlon hi- hellsvea
in- can get in the wire tapping graft in?
vestigation, ?mi the matter probably
will not he pi ?sentid t?. the grand Jury
until next week, when n?w _ran?l juries
are ?worn In
DROP 2 WORKERS;
14,000 STOP LABOR
I i_
Big General Electric Plant
at Schenectady Crippled
by Employes'Action.
MOVE MADE TO SHOW
STRENGTH OF UNION
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| Both Sides Make Preparations
for Struggle- Men Paid
$2.50,000 Weekly.
?Schon? i lady, .v. v , Nov. 2.'. With i'i"rR
than 14,111 employ?s of the General Elec?
tric company voluntarily bile, this city
[to-nlghl facas an industrial crisis, but
It quietly. Aside from numerous
meetings of workmen and orderly crowds
j in tba streeta and about the bulletin
1 boards In fronl of the various labor union
i moating bails there was no ex ?Item? nt
Itlng troni to-day'a walkout of nearly
' ail th?? for?a o;' the kargast maaufaetartng
plant of its kind In the world.
? Throughout the city there was an at
: mosphere >,r preparation, in a dozen or
more labor headquarters meetings were
? i, ,i ami preparations begun for what
1 many fear will ?be .? lengthy struggle, in
'a central hall heada oi th" various local
unions ni't aid .?i ussed ways and
. means or carrying on a strike should one
be , tiled Meanwhile the Laders were
In thoti -i.ii"! " r?t- that there
, is no ?n ..." a . ? ? t Th? ? ? tplatned to
walkoul as ?i "demonstration of
I strength, t,, baow that tin- Oeneral Blec
!?. ? ??? cannot crush unionism."
The union workmen are not looking for
shorter houi or more pay, th? '? poinl out,
but t.rrecl whal they claim to be an
. -crimination against two of their
I companions Frank, l.. Dujay and Miss
I Mabel i. ? ''??'tu "f whom have
1 a, Uve in union .in h s. The two Wei,
? . til,- company ? lalming their
part "f i policy of m
? ?
Discrimination Is Charged.
? ,:ii"ii v.ork- is, lio'.i eVel
laying off of th" two in
? Itles In la circle? Th? I
? Islm tba' 11 ? i ? ? ? .?''s for the cur
i. nt month ? weed bj more than $!.????
? for Nov. :.
Qeorge E. ESmi ? eral i ina |er of
.,11 the company*! plants, in a formal
: tei lent to-daj ??. i th il
crimination was Intended. This was the
inMted from th??
..!'?. Howev?
i,, i .?aid pr?par?t ons were
? ? t.pe with any emeig<
i?..,i might In t?,?- conned on they
I that th' ! . ?' ?nt' I'?
ll,ale!, d all larg? I ord? ra
Th. in town to-day of W, C.
. ? - , the i ompan) 's
plant .,t i.-. i,ii, '.? . rabia
,- th?- employes. The*
ha WS? to union labor m
? ? bare to .
in th" . i . p out ? it In Sehe
. ??' .:- of ti.ompany as?
tatine 1" was
hora i oil I < ipa? .:??? to at?
t- ?'i , ' ? ? . h manu*
.?
Among ,?" i ? ? ?,f Bckenectady th?'
I i ?- .?;i ;. \,| th- ?,r(, |>, , t of a j o
?1 Well ?,.'!,?
I lia w? '?.li i.' pa. ??..i
? ? ? ? I source of
? th,- un . Th? !? ? ? . r. a
....
??.:: i o? reinal .te i
?I that as loi,?,- M th? em
? :i statten Into th. lr own
? ? lalfl will sit back quletlj
.- from th?? workmen.
Union CoMectinq Funds.
i' wa? learned to-nlghl tl it t, n of the
:?? ?! union m. n i i | ? y to
' t fun? ? a for this, it ara i
?? ?! out ?ras for the moral effet t, as,
was
coming In they would be leas artlllng to
r etui n t.. \ .
? ? ?truggle were
I temporarily halted to-night by th.? cen?
tral committee on rec Ipt <?r a telegram
? f'oti? oils Although the union
leaders declined to make Its eonti
public it was reported that it was from
a high ?'ffl' i.ii of the American ?Federation
of Labor, and that it aras not favorable
for tin? calling of a Mrlkc.
Impetuous frlernls <>f th.? employes ar***
urglng Qeorge It Lunn, the socialist
Mayor <?f ths city, t.? appoint a number
Ctal deputies from tin- ranks of the
workers and remunerate them from the
city treasury. The Mayor has not inti?
mated he ?in follow such a cours**. Ms
I tO-nlght he had ?nit been asked to
t. ,.?? ? . I? - In th-- trouble.
i ?Earlier in th.? any mho said that -not a
sine]?, parson of whom I have knowledge
?shall suffer for lack of food <>r clothing
while i am Mayor." His term expires !???
camber U.
Union leaders to-night perfected plans
for pi, ketlng th, works With tlie . \
Ci I'tioti of a few tlroiinti, f"r?nicii and
watchman, the plant is unoccupied t?>
t.iKht.
KALEN PUNCTURED,
IS THEN INFLATED
Air Forced Under Skin Makes
Victim of Striker's Knife
Swell to Huge Suze.
Imagine ? man pumping himself up
with air!
Abraham Kail u, twenty-seven years
old, of ?\o. 243 Now Jersey avgnue,
Baal New York, did Just that last
niKin after be had bora itabbad in
tin? lui. k by ??tie of three men who at
tacked linn near his home, the blade
punctured ins 1? ft lung.
Relatives whl visited hin in FUish
wi'k 11 < .spit .ii ? -ouiii hardly believe
their eyes When they looked upon him.
I ?atead "f his normal weight nhout
100 pounds, he looked nui? h larger,
!)?? was nil puffed ii|i, tin* left fiile of
his body particularly,
The doctOfl ? I -? ?I tlie alarm of his
relatives by laying that th?* patient
w.? a victim ?>r ruth noons armpbyeenta,
Th.- pumpbUb it was ?said, was ?In?* to
an b?iii'; l'..r. ?'?I between lung and skin.
Kalen will reeower, it srai paid. Be
Is tnployed by his brothr Max, owner ;
of a cap mania, lory, at NO. 846 i'rainl
?treat mu-hattan. There has been a
strike of the employes. Threats had
been nada agal?at the brothars, ami
Kalen thought his us.-?aiiant3 were
strikers.
TYSON CO. SUED BY
FORMER PRESIDENT
W. M. Erb Seeks Return of
Ticket Agency Stock
Worth $6,000.
MAKES CHARGE
OF CONVERSION
Court Refuses to Enjoin Hudson
Trust's Turning It Over
To Be Voted.
Allegation?- that the Tyson Company
dealers In theatre t!< kets was loslns?
money steadily and that the concern had
been In a had way financially In the last
f?W months were made In a suit filed
yesterday in the Supreme Court by Will
Ian M. Erb, formerly president Of the
Tyson Company. The suit is to 1*08*1 r
M per cent of the stock of the company
which Brb said was wrongfully coa
verted.
The defendanta named were the Hud
S..H Trust Company, Tyson company,
Wllli-un J. Pail?n, president of the Tyson
Company; Christian B. Zabrtflkte, who
holds a majority stock OOUgtlt by the
plaintiff find Alice !.. Ii. Moore, secre?
tary of the Tyson Company. Justice
rendici?n denied yesterday Brb*a appii
?i fur an Injunction to restrain the
ilu.l-on Trust Company! trustee O? the
from turning II orar to the de?
mis and to restrain the other de?
fendant? from voting the Block at tho
i..-! meeting. Justice P?ndl?ton hold,
however, thai Erb b?d cat- - tion
t..! . onverelon
Qcotge .1 Baecom owned the MO shares
of stock nf the theatre ticket company,
representing a capital of $!".->" Erb aald
ho furnlehed the money t.. b ly M p? r cent
of the stiel, from Baacom, M per cent
being controlled by Tyeoi A ('o. William
ft, McOuire, ? former law partner of
? Hotchkiaa ? : the App Hate I'ivi
?ald that he got the money to buy
the ptmk ?ad that Erb waa only a
?lummy in the transaction IfcQuira or?
ganised thi two Tyson companion
Zobriskte * lid he got his stock from
McOuire, and that Erb Kay.- no money
for it, He aald that Erb mismanaged tho
affaira of the Tyaon Company, and that
,: i *??..??? incaah and aacuritlea to
McOuire f-.r the atock, and that it be
? ? ? foi him to proti I bla ln
vi atmi ? ? Zabi takle added thai he exam?
i i the : ika ami discovered that the
? un In a negllg? nt manner
and at :< great h?-, and bankruptcy was
r . ? | - ? chance.
Th? company Buffered a great loo? by
g f..r different theatre? for last New
i. .-?-. eve large allotment? of ticket?
which were lefl on tlnir banda
??
of the defendanta t.> deliver-r-the atock to
him. li- aald that on September Zl ha
a tender of PMM In cash for th?
stock ?nd the Hudson Trust Company re
i-i-i il t.. deliver it.
M . Moore, ?ecretary of the two Tyson
cempaniea, was confldenUal aecratary of
McOuire. She ?aid In an ?flldavit I ??
I ..| be? n ?i- po ed aj president
of til.- Tyson company he Intercepted ?
.or Of thi un the ivnv |.
the hank and took Irom him |SM that had
i. .-n aent for deposit This was charged
? i I --'.int.
Erb s.u.i that McOuire had planned to
build up ? theatre ticket library on the
plan of the Institution In London, aad
that he expected t.. ?i.i a business of
El I. | lid th It the chief
? tnpany was the stand at
i he ?\ aldoi f-Ast? lia, and i lose of mis?
management a rival stand had h- en lo?
cal? ?i t
FINDERS OF NECKLACE
TO RECEIVE $50,000
Major Part to Go to Two Men
Whose Information Led to
Arrest of Thieves.
; h, cal I? to Tb? Tribun? ,
London, Nov. 21. Tb? Ural step to?
ward tii-- .-II.nation of UM 160,00*) tv
ward offered for the recoven of Mai
Iff* ?. is'm $650,000 pearl necklace, ftt
the theftl ?-f which fnur men wer.? con?
viiti.i ?it th?- Old Bailey on Monday,
will in- taken to-day. it la understood
that $41,000 will be paid to Brandatat
iir and Quadranateln, whoae informa?
tion led t.? tiie arresta, and $3,566 to
Horn, who found the pearls in the
street <?tii?-r gratuities ?rill als.? be
recommended, aubjefet to the sanction
ff the Commissioner of Police, to ?'lii.-f
Inspector Ward, certain offlc?rs of tho
detective force and other persona con?
nected ? itii the Inqulrj.
Tho total cost of the theft to the
underwriter? will probably amount to
$1SO,00(i\ for t.i th?- reward and gratu?
ities must in- add??! some $20,000 paid
for tho two pearls which ?'amo tu ?ght !
before the thieves were ?Treated, t<>
fother aith th? coat "f the Inraetlga
tit m in Prance and elsewhere,
Hail the necklace been a total loss
the liability of the underwriters WOUld !
hav? been mere than *A ?r*M M M I. The j
premium received by the undenrrlters I
was a little moro than .<."i.<nm?.
CAMPAIGNING FOR 'FRISCO
U. S. Consul in Sheffield Begins
Series of Addresses.
London, Nov. ts. Robert .1 Thomp?
son, American Consul at .siietti?id. ad?
dressing th?- local Chamber ofCommerc?
t.. day, ?trongly advocated the participa?
tion ??f tin- manufacturare of Bhaiaeld
in the Panama-l'a.itic Esposltlon at San
Rraadsco. He potntad ont that th.
openini? Of the ranal WOUld bring about
th? expenditure of hundrads of millions
Of ,I..liars for harbor hh.I railroad faclli
ties on the l'a? ?tie Coast Within a few
years. In connection with whi.i, uhelHsId
should do a larije bu?ln??*a ii? rag
gastad a j.iint exhibit of Bh?fll?id Indue
trlea
Mr. Thompson will addles? the rntn
m.rclal bodies Of London, Liverpool and
Other cities on the Hume subject.
Guatemala city, Wot. II The com
mission,-!-.- of the I'annma-I'acliic Kxpo
?ition at San Kram rigen, Jame? P. Stutes
man and Oscar Perabach, arrlevd here
to-day and were wall received. Their
visit ha armise.l great interest In the
-?.position, and th? 'Juat.-mn.hin govorfc
ment hits givea them ttie nssjutanoa of
Its Intention to have Guatemala flttinKly
represented.
WHAT AN OWNER
CANNOT DO
Beyond a certain point an
Owner cannot regulate the
Contractor he employs.
You can cage a leopard but
you cannot change his spots
or his point of view.
But what an Owner can do
is to select, in the first place,
a Contractor who has an
established reputation for in?
tegrity, efficiency, and results.
THOMPSON-STARRETT
COMPANY
Building Construction
STOKES IGNORED; """
PROGRESSIVES WIN
Jersey Republican Confer?
ence Paves Way for
Much Legislation.
DEMOCRATS WILL BE
GIVEN FAIR CHANCE
Ex?Governor Not at Meeting?
E. L. Richards Chosen
Minority Leader.
[From a Staff ?'orrfspon^?nt of Th.? T--!hun*\]
Trenton, N". J., Nov. _."..?The Prof-r.'S?.
?iv" Ri-publicans captured th?, Joint con
'arence Of the Republican member?- of th?
-ealalatora this afternoon, and pureo??*^
n havtag plans for the coming Ber-sloti
i?l?>j,r? ?1 that will mean tho Introduction
>f many progressive measures r1f*ht at,
be ?it,?lilil?? of the session. In addition,
he Joint oonferenee ignored th?*- leader?
ship of ex-Governor E. C. Stokes, eybn,
t irai etUMtmced early In the day. would
iddreM the confenees on a party pro?
-ramme.
Mr. Stf.keH was not at the joint con
? riti. >?, neither was h" invited, althou-eh.
t Is nal?l that some of tlie Assemblymen,
ltd ask him to address them.
Benator it?--? ?i. tha ?Republleaa bad?-*-of
.;..- B< nata, aald ba had not head of any
nvltattoo betas aant to Mr IftTthtt h?
Mild tha name of the ex-(;?>\crn<ir wasn't
v n mentioned In the confarenci *___,
v. h.-* got ss. .1 that t'?..
laving i" ? n rdeeted by th? p*?opla, kn"w
abat they ?ranted an?i could do their own
:hlnking.
< ?n<- ..f th?> faaturca of the ronfw**at?i
?-.is th? ? of aavi ral of th?
Senator? that they orore not going to ;?i
low party ___Ulatlo__i to Inl
,.,.,? on m. ritorio'is Ulla
"if tha i??-ni'i< trata t.-it In i
??n.? that la in th- ? . ?
if the ?t?te," Senat
I'm going to vote I
? to m cure tha beat 1?
people of the Itat? . -.of the au
?hi .- '..; . '
"Wa to prepare Mil? for In*
I if th?
i
good w. are not ?
?object
_ave i??en put tn b* R<
plan? adopted by th?
.ill I'll!
r"r the preferential primary bellet, rf
I <
t tl ? -t it? .at. ai i id? rtng bin
ind raforma In th taxli tern of tbi
-tat?-. Th? v."? k '?: ? theae ntae?
? o on given to individual Senaten,
abo will act a? chairman of th?- ???mmit
Mea having them In ? barge,
?Senator Colgate ?rill look after th?
preferential primary meaaure, Senator
trill look after tho tax Ug-riatten
Ida croaatng elimination and mmmPf
... Edge ?rill take care of the cfllclency
,..,i . onomy mee
Only a feeble effort otgg mad? to pre*
rent tha adoption of a compreh? __tvoe_jl
irogreaalva legialatlvo Programm? Thi?
?ma Hum Bmaraea L. Rlcharda the
minority leader of the Efouee, who ea
i to baa? a *'sit tight '
idopted on tho plea that If th< tUsnugW
?ana Introduced ?my progreealv? meal*
- ? riv In the aaaeten tha Mao would
probably be stolen by th?? J ?, tn-.v-'its A
:'. w- others tried to help Mr, Richard! o?-*
.Ut the advocates of h non arare so te**
m?rous that Mr. Ki?-har<is an-i. 1.1s su***1
porters quickly tubalded.
Tha aheanca of ? \-e.overnor Btokei from
to ?! ?'.'s rouf er?tico produced conslderaM?"
[oaalp His friande pointed out that by
Out omlng the Republican candidate tot
Soverner be bad been ehoeen ?the leader
jf the party in N.-w Jem y. and they
.?aid not und.mtand irhy th.* l??ate^
ltd not j??ln with the ?\ssemblym*n In la
ritlng him.
The Rapuldlcaae win hold another joint
-,?nf, i?mea nomo timo nost month, at
ivhich tu, asure? which have been pr?"
pared win he dlecueead.
PreVtoUa to the Joint conference Kmer
NM !.. Uichar.is, of Atlantic, was choseB
nlnortty leedor after g warn Surf
ni-h with John B. K.it.s, of ?'amd'-n
dr. Richard? wants to run for ConKre?
n the 1st Distii'-t next fall, and bethink?
th? minority lea?tership will half h%
h tiie-s His ^.-lection was rot vert'
?opular, however.
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