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JMetu-ltrrli
Sribtmi*
WEATHER
To-day. cloudy, probably ?sew.
TEMPKRATTKE TCSTERDAfl
High. H| Low. 3?.
Pull report Page IS.
NO. '.'r-.'lS.'L
NEW-YORK, SATURDAY, .MARCH 7, 1014.
PRICK ONE CENT
? In t U* of Nf? \ork. Newark, .lerne?- City and llobekei?.
KLSBWMBRE TWO 4 KM?*.
ST. PAUL INCOME
JUMPS MILLIONS
BY MANIPULATE
Overstated by S5.000.00
in One Year, Says Com?
merce Commission.
RAH ROAD OFFICERS
BLAME CONTROLLLI
Revenue Decrease Falsel
Laid to Low Rates and
Cost of Labor.
ALLEGE STOCK JOBBIiM
All ConoiOl Carriers To Be Hcl
to Strict Accountability for Ac?
curacy of Statements.
Sfgs) ngton Man h G i ?iargi - ths
the b' ? t the l'hlcago, Mil
ssssjast a/ay ?'(inipan
snr! el lia subsidiary, the Chlcag?
SJOsreukce ,?i Ptlget Bound I
rnrrj; :. have I ? n so manlpi
e pul niiri t- nd tO 't'
et? a more favorable market for th
-arijr.- ? of the roads were contalne
)n a report Miad?* public to-d;iy by th
Inter-? it?* ? mniiv r, o ('ornmir-sion afie
an exhaustive invrstipatinn of th
finar' i of the roatta.
By meins of entries the income t
the St. Paul company for the yea
1910 wee overstate**! by more tha
$5.000000. the report declares, and a
? result of this overestimation the re
port of the succeeding year showed a
apparent falling off of revenue of mor
than S2.000.0O0.
?'arious Inatancea of unlawful over
ant of income vvr-ro cite*l
I rni'l <?<*?,?drmning th
g met folkrired by th
?es, hoe evei I omml - ?n<
? ti.p report, .?-aid
do not mean to be understoo
thing en said as Intiroatlni
tha 8t. I'H'ii ompany la not ;
raluable property and la not a
reasonably anticipate?
of it? Hne to ti.
eetif
wha? Cosnmlasionar Marian d??
port as "serious irregu
-* ? ? " in the H'*'niniting system o:
? canled by 1
? ?though th?
ui company ea
I from negll
n find a la? k of famlli
?part of tha ? ompaay'i
under him tvifl
immisslon.''
of it
i'mo Commissioner's report
us to r*ort-defnn or acquit thi
r, < ither of full rtaxptnisibilltj
srof his share of r. sponsibillty for thi
rind | n ?"'f the nr. ounts of these com
881 - hnt ili?*ie are -?rounds loi
* that his responsibility was
tally qualified and mini.
the ii us and dlreC'
i.-in t ?- ; rte executive aw.
Whatever may he th?
? z.n <i. the commissior
rou 'rri^ that a mor?* '?arefiil ebserv*
anee of oui rules arid regulations It
pron?!??^ foi re? This we eon*
' " | realized."'
To Demand Accurate Reports.
A Renewal admonition contained in
fha -eport made it clear that the com
niis set hereafter will hold to etricl
accountability all common carriers fa*
tha accuracy and truthfulnesa of th?
at,<temente contained in their reporte of
I'"-j-ir.ial operations.
a Instances to-day's repoii ex?
"a flnan?'1nlly strong road mak
? earnings would not he=i
'lint* tf?
? ?
v g Its property; <??ii
lae other hand financially v..
g to a? si ?? Its credit by
?* -*? rig ol operating results,
lutte m its property accounts
?!.i?-d m operation.
erult was that a carrier's an
oj?\ and monthly statements of net
' *-ttin,i?>l n?i four4li page, tliiid loliiinn
This Morning's News.
local rw
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SAY TORREON HAS FALLEN
Rebels Hear Unconfirmed Re
ports of Federal Retreat.
B 'i ? ? K *ptn ?
ires, March t. i neonflrmed re
porta In private dispatches from <'.ij
hnahus say thai Torre?n has been
? .i bj the Peder?is and hai
.... upied b) the i ebel fon i a,
?rhli eei ? eging ths clt) for
u. el
No official ?ni- Icea on ?he matter na*. <
i.. ? ti i -1 e,\, ,i , , i, m- i,\ i leneral I ' ? i
?hu Villa, snd II is not known how the
information could have been received
m Chihu m authentic so
Without VlllS li Sluing of it.
l'i e\ loua reporta hsd been reci cd
thst the Fed?rala were deserting In
numberc to the rebels, i1 I
ha? been reported thai plan? had !?? in
made for flight Federals si
Villa begin an sttsck.
SHAMROCK DETAILS
GIVEN TO WORLD
Challenger to Have Metal frames.
with Mahogany Skin and Hoi
low Wooden Mast.
i ?The ? me, |
London, March 7. The 81 sraro. k IV,
h is now suthorltatlvelj stated,
have h centreboard. Charles Nlchol?
5=??n. Interviewed si Gosporl yesterday,
entered fully im?' ell the detail? of th<
new challenger she la of composlt?
imiid- th.it Is, ah? will havs metal
frames, with ? wood ?kin, differing in
this respect from the three preceding
BhamrockSi which were of slumlnura,
Ibronss ami steel respectively?
in th?' construction of the vessel the
methods wers very similar t?> i ! i r -? -.- ?^
adopted in the building of small i
j Mould.? were sel up to Insure hi
i frames coming Into the exacl form of
?the wood akin, which ? ill be of mahog
| .m. .
Another Interesting operation in
Tipipr?.;^ ?it the ? lot port ? srd
making of the mssl for ths ? halli i
i This will be of wood nuil hollow, and
m Itself quite i big undertaking,
masts will be made, one to b< .... in
of s caiTy-away, and thej will be
?the biggest bolto*? ipars ever built.
Needles.?- to say. th?-* Bhamrock IV is
|a boat of extreme design, snd II may
j he definitely s-tatfi3 thai sbs Will have
.? centreboard, she wni probably :->?
ready for launching she nd of
j Arm.
. 1.000.000 CABBAGES IN SEA
; Norwegian Product. Spoiled on
Voyage. Condemned.
More than .? ti.uhon mellos N.i
egian cabbage? were taken oui to
m a .h bai get estei i nd d imp? d
upon t h* turbulent the At?
lantii.
Swarms ?if the gulls thai hang about
the three-mile-limit line swooped down
upon tl ? great windfall, bul Irai
at. ly winged rapidl: to the easl
1 1? ;t\ Ing it untouched.
The wasted prevendei which In it?
youth a montli a ko was ?.allied si %25 -
000, vas shipped a bon id the Bcandi
i av inn- Aniel iean liner Fiedeiik VW
at Copenhagen, bul thai vessel, having
to put into the ??sore? for coal en?
countered ? temperature too high t'"t
the presen stlon of i abbag
They TK-rro condemned yesterdi
the Board of Health In Hoboken snd
or?|or ed to be deSl I 0 ? d
Two Urn? of dat? s. which were until
t?. eat were seised by Marshal Henkel
on the pier of ihe Clyde Lin" In the
North River.
'THELIVIN^vl?US' caught
Held in Calgary with Alleged
Denver Embezzler.
VVinnipeg? lian., Ilarch ft \ ?hv
patch from Calgary, Alberta, to-day
stated that Harmon C. Bnyder, who
was said to have embessied $8,000 fr?.tn
the United Btates Portland Cement
Company, of Denver, hai been srrested
there,
Mrs. Bonnie Belle Sutherland, ?
young woman known as "tho II. in/
Venue," who disappeared from Denver
about the time thai Bnyder took ins ?i?
parturs, also was taken into custod; .
StiNd'i' will i.e taken back to Denver
for trial.
Mrs. Butberland had been called "the
mosl beautiful working girl In Amer?
lea."
SHOCKS FELT IN JERSEY
? Reports of Explosion with Many
Killed Add to Mystery.
ii om live to si ? n thai i> i not as felt li
ISTewai i. P i i ? al <?t '?? ? ?
and < it '<-s In North? li tei da y
a '?. reports thai s powdern
/ .I exploded real
lit?. i n Boma 11 ?"ii ta ? ht ' '??? -1'
plai ed aa high as twi
r.tfi.i i- ??? i,, v. pa i" ? mi te veril
repoi ' iva ling. B T ii"i? omb,
t i.ard< ? works ai
-. i., >-.. .-,?
though ? .?i th tremoi s ha?i
heard it.i-. d Ifl ol enow made II
Impoaalble to rea h Pompton, ?...??. the
,i , Pon? Powdei L'i work
itnmui
. i ? damage to
. . n lh< ?. ? rut blist
/\| I I i , . 1 '.? t.. : - i |
i,,, ,t, .| ' ition of an explosion
. -. tain? ?i
and lha othi ?
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Financier to Wed Chorus Girl.
i>(1. h B.-l Ititd Las ? ' ,;' ' i
imbra
i , | io be married nexl
lo II. B I'att "" "
, , , -.. | , ,,,. i .,. it-... ihontb
... ? ?.-??r? ol.l.
?POLL SHOWS TOLL
REPEAL WILL WIN
!
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I
Administration Bill Will
Have Majority of 100
in the House.
?MARGIN OF FOUR
SURE IN SENATE
? House Committee Reports Meas
uro Favorably by a Non?Parti
san Vote uf 14 to 4.
. Th? Trlhiir.? Rui BBS
Washington, March 8.?Proropl ai
lion In line tsrith the President's ra<
sage aras taken bj the House Commit
I tor- un Int?ntate ami Foreign Com?
merce to-day, w in n 11 reported, bj a
vote "f 11 to 4, tha Sims lui repealing
the free '"ils section of th?- Panama
Canal act.
Chairman Adamson filed sritfa the
I committee sn exhaustive report in sup?
port of th?- admlnlstration'a altitud?
i its keynote being: "II is far hotter to
abolish the canal Itself than even t"
? permil our national honor to remain in
1 question."
Representative! O'aftaufhiieas] and
i'..i. inn??. Dem?crata, and Knowland
i:> publican, i oted agalnal th? repeal
lui1. Represent8tive Lafferty, Pro?
-!? -;\c svaa no! present, but aaked i"
'" re? "id' ii with the minoritj.
a poll of Senate and House mad? by
advocates ol repeal show? thai a large
; majority stand? ready to vote for ?i
. Nat repeal bill. Representatives Adam?
: ?on, Palmei and Bherley figure a ma?
Joritj of 1<h? for repeal In '.he House,
itora of hotii parties a*ho can
vaased 11 ? ? .? guea report thi fol?
lowing result in th?- ?Senate:
For repeal . 50
Against repeal . 23
Doubtful . . . 17
Not polled . 5
' Certain majority for repeal . 6
'Piobable majority. 12
i lhalrman I lam son s report wai pr
I ? nted '" th' 11 - ? i j i fee momenti
1 alter die vot*1 ' ? i Unless the re?
peal hin can be peedily read ed on tic
Icalendar Mr. .\dams?.n will sell for a
clal i ui<" for Its com deration erithia
? e nexi '? ,i dayi
?Denies Foreign Pressure.
Th" majorit) ? ? i"-: I declare! thai th
? tolla proi laion i? ? learly i.-? i ontra -
1 , ' ntion "i" ti,.- ezlatlng tn at] tritt!
Proal Psttastb n tlenlet that an:
[pressure has bean brottghl by foreign
nations, saying:
"\i. fort ?'J: . i .
? ? ' n threatened Itl snj kind of
, eith? . linn, rcial or dip
hen - i.iba '
of htiiu; it ??' ? .. ? ? | ?
man?} an i upi Ighi i ourse of de?
: fi r oui - right under the
? I] ? v h il polit
We are not dial urbed bj thi ta ni
made for a purpose, thai repeal would
be truckling ami yielding to foreign
di manda. \ similar taunt could be
lodged against any man or nation hon?
orable enough to comply with con?
tracta ": generous enough to promote
t'ri' mil" i - latioi by ;<?? oi ding re?
? ful consideration to ewi of ih?
opposite r ?
"??"ron! high sources m this and other
' ? ii" lea and from m< n yet alive who
participated In the formation of the
! various treaties, men whose veracity
t and Integrity cannot be questioned,
\. orne unequivocal statements that the
! language of the treaty controlling the
Imposition of tolls was not iiit??nded
t" permit ?-uch dis. : imination.
"Even if it were a close question,
with the balance tending In our favor,
wo could not aifi.id. m s mattet "f na?
tional honor, to contend ?ir rvrn debate
especially a proposition which involvea
a poll ?; not In the interest of mir en?
j tire people, bul in t he lnt< real of s
. small special .?ass. in whose favor the
I exemption operates against the general
ill!? r Ml "I the entire people.
Cannot Consider Arbitration.
"The ethics and propriety of di
i insr to occupy debatable ground on su. h
s question, Involving our perfot*mance
of treaty ohijxations. b?8COBia more con
aplcuous when we consider our dlsln*
clinatlon to refer to arbitrai ion auch ??
question, to be passed upon by a tribu*
nal made up in the greater part of rep
resentatlvea Of governments all of
whom h'ild opinions on the question
aritatrnnistir t., oui position Virtue
! and honor, personal or national, are not
I debatable nor subject t.. arbitration
*vi?re question "f either destroys repu?
tat lo . mili standing'
?it sppeers t" your i ommlttes t si after
slmosi s centurj of agitation and nego?
tiation the Unit? i States aovenmteat
having under Internattoial agresmeata
(eith ? ree ptrwei la behalf of theaaaehrea
sad tha balan? af lha world been p?*r
mltted i" eonati ici tl.mal oa Iti o* i,
:.uni ... eoi dltlont i leei ? and un
?jqulve ited snd ear? ad Is srs are
. ori rx ii- .i ??' ? "? 'i'" ?' s/sltlng for
friction .""i embarrassment, ei even the
, ,,,,.. ,,. ,,ii, , natloi ? ". ' oi
a-ltn oui sgn i .li or stand dlss "?edited
trn01 ? unwilling te |
f?,,,, oui treal ol llgatlon Wa emu s
romp? ??? H less n.'anee In this case
a hen s ? ? onsidei n.i< I ? P '.- ???
,. behalf im m ? rlmination >? In
i ,,, ,,:, ? ,i, do net r. slli i ??? 'i lhal
?hut 1 sn H"1 n"??' ln);tiiv
,,,,,!,, i. .i , r in the w..,i.i having no |
romp? tltlon ind thai sll II ? ream " '
. n ..un,nil. ?? v. a Id! ttt4 I lioul'l
rontlnu? to i njoj t""'' '""" agala f r"'
, | | . ,??|.i tltten '" the donrn U< ir*?!?
.,, ,i ,, .,:. itred that as ben? ftl
, , , ? .ifX r ?. h" Silt] St iae pe?i|?l?
? nnlifiu"! en 18886.1 P"B'. ?????"<! islnino.
COAL SHIP IN DISTRESS
Wireless Tells of Peril of the
Charlemagne Tower, Jr.
v wireless asjessag? received in this
Cit* last night from the Old Dominion
tesmship Hamilton Bald that the
?Ueamshi.i i 'hai'l-magne Tower, .*r , a
,i;'' carrier, "-a* is tUstresa als miles
off r*arn?gsl
It "a? l).-!|..nj the \r>-se| was leak
iiiif and thai the captain was trying to
beach her. she sent h message for
imtn-diatr. assistant*, and the Hamil?
ton. s?ntinr ihe information, ??ommuni
catsd 03 wireless with the revenue
cutti i u .-. '? a in this city.
Soon aft. i ihe mresag? was received
the i- enu? cuttei Itasea war- sent it
ti.?- \eastal.
The >>eagoln| tug m. Moran sise weal
down t.? Bamegal t?? ?tand b) ?he dig?
Iressel vessel.
The ChartStasagtBr? Tower, jr., left Nor?
folk for Boston on ftbraary S>. but
was leaking s<? badly when mi? got to
Mi that ?hg returned to Norfolk for
JACK'S LOSES ITS
ALL-NIGHT LICENSE
?Mitchel Acts After Hearing
Story of Fight There in
Early Hours.
Jacl - restaurant, which foi more
; years than some people .-an fleure has
catered to the sli-nighl ide of th?
tc light dlsti 1.1. wp i closed at i
I O'ckx k this moi nine. It had often
been ssid 'hat when th.' place waa
? ?;?? neo somi i r* ? rv ?five jm era
th< !.. ? was thrown sws . Bui liayo
Mit. h? i revoked the sll-night license of
John Dunstan, th*? propi :????? yester?
day, sftei Arthur Woods? hu secretary,
had investigated a .?-port thai two
young pstrona had been brutally
handled In a fight there In the early
ho ira of Thursda) morning.
.; ici I hinstan tooli II hai dl* a hen
Lieut? t.-.'. ' !<??[.''? I, of thi Ma? or*?
office, notified him thsl at 1 o'clock he
waa to stop aelting both food snd iiquoi
At 12:9*9 tWO polie? nun in uniform gol
Just Inside the doon 'hen the; wer"
pulled back by Detective .lone-. ..f in
L> si ?tail snd tatio
1 outsldi At I ?''? !" In ; tof Dwi ?.
?Atorad and Jimm: bLellei the houa**
man. told the patron? they must nuit.
TI ? ?. wen onlj i blrtj ?flv? in th?
restaurant ai the urn., and fifteen of
them wet ? women. They ail bowed
i edict \ ? ron.1 i oil* I
? ? I outside watching th? autos and taxi
arrivi with men In ?veiling dresa and
? ?. in tango frot.- -. and seeing then,
.-!...?.?ii away bj the pouce, s? th* ex?
el timed in " onder, ' vThat, J ?
? ?h. mj !"
spiakmg of the action taken bj him,
M..- or Mit hi ' raid:
i ? ..ut ii clearl) und? rstood that 1
will n?'t tolerate any public phv .
.. ?i a- lur ?? been detail? d to
mi are allowed to take plat e. For that
n ret ski ?l .la. k'a licei ?
The Mayor aid he would probabl;
be able to announce hia pollc' in re?
gard '" sll-nlghl llcei Ithei to?
m?n on o? Monda;.
Tue st-.i. u,, ? ... dinei - had
g..t into an altercation with a waiter
who was accused of withholding
chsnge; that anothei diner Interfered
an?) Anally the young men wer? thrown
Into Hi" street by the waitei
When report was taken i" Mr.
Woods he sent for the poHcsmgn on
the beat. The officer Bald he found
two men in front of the Sixth avenu?- i
entran.'e to Jack'? about ?"'? o'clock In
the iiKirning ?11 battered up. They |
they had been assaulted by ?even
or eiRht waiters. The tlpht. they said, I
had started in the t.-staurant when one
of the waiters bad callad th?mi foul i
names.
The polk eman ssid the right eye of
each waa closed and the] had a variety j
?.' abrasion? on their facet The* re- i
fused in give their nsmes, snd Mid
they could not lilentlfy the waitei o
had atruok them.
Mr, Woods eaid he had leen unable i
to learn .<iio th?- young men were, but
he hoped to get int.i tou?'h with them
within a day or ao. The story of the
policeman, Woods said, was confirmed
by two eyewitness?? who had come
forward.
For some year? Jack'? ws? on? of the
few place? in the vicinity of the theat?
rical dtBtrlct that had an all-night li?
nen ?v MttCh of the earl;, morning life
Of 'he district was to be found there
after 2 o'clock In the morning Often
well Known men patronised II as thej
only place where a meal could i>< ob?
tained after that hour.
JoUu Dunstan. jr.. who Is the SCtlV?
mannarr <->f the restaurant for hi?
father, said yesterday he v.as not pres
, n' when tho troubla occurred, if? had
been told, however, that two young men
had ?of into an altercation an?1 H be- !
i. m?? iK' esssr*. to put tiiem out of the !
11,,,, ii. said the ord< rs to th? wait?
rri were never to Strike I man in put?
imp htm Mit, but to shove him through
the door Bo far a? he could learn that
rule hud n?'t heen Link? ri. Ile h,i?l
heard thsre had bean saw? hahtlng In
the pXtomX bul t*or thai the n*a^na*?ga>trta**m( |
' . restsuram ?*-*?*- not rsrsponsiblc
Fine for Not Voting Proposed
. Marca * I u Impe Ing of -?
poii iax of ii" on every verter, to ba re?
rnlllril on ptoof that he a'fu.ill VSted
at th? most re>??nl election, ts prspos??*
In a bill iiitiodU'-fl hy A^m1' | man
? i an?? 'o rla>.
?HUSSEY FREED, AT
ONCE REARRESTED
?
!
; Whitman to Rush Trial on
Bribery Charges to Bar
Return to Force.
3 OTHER INSPECTORS
/MUST SERVE TERMS
Thompson. Sweeney and .Murtha
Also Have to Pay Tines
of $500 Lach.
.lim'?* i-.. Huasey, the former police
?Inspector, who was freed from prison
yesterday by the decision of the Ap?
pellate Division of the ?Supreme Court,
was Immediately rearreated on two in?
dictments charging bribery ami re
leased beatos Juatici Beaburj In $2,000
I hail. District . ttorney Whitman v.
? press to trial the two Indi Ib? ni -
found agalnsl Huaeej at the time of his
.trial for conspiracy. Every effort v.:\\
I i.c madi t" preii ??? h s return t? I
police fon '.
Al ih" same time thai the high i dl
I vision of tha Supreme Court round the
?vidence agalnsl Huasey Insufflclenl to
pro? ?? t .nspiia. charge? '' af
nrmetf the conviction of his thn i asso?
ciates, former Inspectors Sweeney.
Thompson and Murtha, On thi eve of
the end of their year's term In Black
well's Island v. onl was sent to them
that they had lost their appeal. In id
Idition they faca th? further penalti of
1 oui in-: .-?."Oil tine.
i riiatv v. v. ho, 6 ling ? Unding
I of the .ppellati Division, was leas con?
cerned 'inn an: with the attempt to
remov? s witness rjeorge \. Sipp nom
this state B year ago, waa hurriedly
taken from the Island" bj hit is
gave bail and went to th< home of h s
sister m Far Rockaaaj
He stated through his
would take Imm?diat? steps toward
complets vindication by regaining his
police position, and de. laid thai I"*
would fight tha charge of bribery,
which, the lower (.-i fremd, waa thi
reason behind the attempt to remove
? Sipp, proprietor of s Hai lern h I
I from the jurisdiction of thi ?
Hussey Gamed in Weight.
M issey and his counsel i ame to Man*
i hat tan from Black ?
da] afternoon. H had been arranged
I with the Distii? : .ttorne) thai '.ai1 of
12,1)00 would be sufficient, and s bond
for this amount had been obtained.
Tha former Inspector was taken to
, th? </i Iminal Courts Building n i
?looking well, ihr<e pounds heavier in
IwtHghl and wearing 8 full beard ex?
'pressed his satisfaction at the outcome,
"i had heard nothing of the de
? laion," he said, ? uni|| | v.gjj told ? I I
by mv lawyer 'ins afternoon. Natu?
rally, I am o\ erjo
IVhen It *\.is found thai JuaUce Sea*
bury va- m his chambers, at Ho, B3
Chambers street. Hussey. with his law?
yer and a representative, went there,
The ball bond waa rned before the
?Justice and Hu sey started for Fai
Rockaa a j, Mis counsel stated that an
Immediate 'rial on the Indictment]
would be demand? d
The two indictments tiled in v
1913, ' harge Hui icj. in common e 11 h
the other thn ?? foi mei Inape? toi s,
with accepting paymenta from propri?
stora of hotels in Harlem to Influen?a
police action againai the placea as dis?
orderly resorts. While the charges are
rhi- .sann? in effl I against all tour, it
was learned yesterda; that the ims
trid Attorney will not pr?s- them
agalnsl Bweeuey, Thompson
Murtha. n la to prevent an? emba?
raaament to Mayor Mitchel In ins po?
ll, e for, e that the effort la being made
to keep Huasey oui
The four count Ol th? indi'i merit *
against Huases charge him with i>ri
ber, ?" accepting payments of $80 from
John II. Tonjes, proprietor of the Colo?
nini Hotel, at Eighth avenue and 125th
street, and from Thomaa .1. Dorian, hla
i lerk. The pajrmi nts, l< - chai -
were made through James E. Wren,
formerly a policeman on Hussey's staff,
and now part owner of B hotel, siso in
Harlem. These payments were nr i
It is alleged, on or about Januar I
1911, M Is understood thai the wit.
noaacs or- whom testimony the indict-1
nient was found Will Willingly
forward with their ?iones.
Will Seek Reinstatement.
Husse* - ottj isl positioi it a o?
the decision of the Appellate I>ivi=i?.n.
is that of an insp? toi under suap
sien pending charges, ir?* will pul in j
a ?lam? for reinstatement and
salarv from the time of his suspens
if successful, he could, of r-ourse, be
pLt on trial before the Police Commis-I
? either for conspiracy or bribery. ?
Police Commissioner McKaj would
not commenl on the dectsion on th?
ground that 11 had BOl I St come OtHci*
all? before i'. m.
The dr. 's.on of I - .PB ?'?' D '
aton. written i.v Justice Scott, h? Id that
11 issej should noi hav? t*?een n.m
i.,.,., , n his cent iction ?? -i I ougl
sboul through th? testimonj >t eon
: a., omplli s, < efly that of E I
?s, b ? I, an attoraei a Ithoul s hlch
Ilusa ce M not ba ? s bt ? ?. < onnected
?a ||h t!,i' .'.inspirai'?.. The trial fUUtict
charged the jnr? that Nawell must he
.?.?:r,i ,i sn a? ' oenpl t s ?hlch the
d?r> Div i - I waa S proper
11. ever. 1.H ' h< Id thai
II i. seldom p" ilbli to provi s con*
. r > n v s 11 ii"iit i h? s ni " s n a* com*
pliee, in the ease or Hu ?? there wa.4
not iifn.i^ni eorroborativeceMonce
?m Bweeuey fell the bruni of the re?
? ?-SssbBSMI en ?e. on?l psff. ?Iilh r?Sn?tin
PROBE FOR UNEMPLOYED
Bowery Assemblyman to Ask
Legislature to Name Committee
I John B Golden, the Bower*? Assess
| blyman, ?rill ask the lajgislatmr on
Monda) to look Into the number of un
I employed In this cltj ami And out i!
the condition? .?:? sa ?ad as they hav,
I le? n paint? d. He w ill introduce ares
lolutlon asking for the snpointment ol
? - s h. i. m 111 also have th?
power to make recommendations
handling the problen
"if the ? onditiona In New Tork an si
had as th?."!. \V. \Y. would maki- Ul ?
llave." Mr. QoMen said lagt ir.glr
is a blol on the Empire Btate that they
fchould exist. S..me means ?hotild tie
pro*, ided t.. take i arc of them. Aa im -
partis] im ? il w Ul |el us know
j the truth of thi situation."
INCOME TAX $40.000.000
i
That Amount in Sight?Ten
Millions More Expected.
Washington, March ft.? The income
p taa Ian promises to live up to the
aetationa of th< sdmlnistratlon bj
producing sboul loO.000.000 annually
I In revenue psid by i ;..-> to 126.000 In?
! dividual".
Although Trcasi ? ofBciata decided
I to-nighi nol to rnake pu'.in- for th?
-* the reporta of internai revenu?
Collector? on the Income tax. it heoame
known tha' more than ?100,000 Indi?
I isla ha?i mad* return? in ?Ixty?
three collection district? up to Moa?
!da\ midnight, when the time limit ?a?
pu?.I PVom tli.^r.? individu?is ,i was
understood the government probably
would collect more Hum MO.000,000
Offlciala expeel th? tinai figures te
???? at less! 25,000 more reporting
; than were givSB in the preliminary
1 lists ironi eollectois.
?CUSHIONS CHEER
KELLEY'S ARMY
California Counties "Pass Them
! Alone:.** First Class, by Train
Heat en "Colonel" Deserts.
san Pranclsc March 6.?"Paasthem
along" is the plan on which California
[communities are dealing with "d?n?
ierai" Keiiey's an., of unemployed,
i now on its way to Washington, and Bg
a result the tourists are travelling in
.?m fort.
it eost ('run.-;. Costs County 1701)50
I In railroad fares to-day to ship the
ariuy t?> Benicia, Bolano County. Be?
! m.".a at once mad.' i reparation? to .ci nd
it to I oto an?i i ? rounfJss.
I .\n sppesl t.? the Btate Railroad Com?
mission brought permission foi
1 Southern Pa? 111 to grant i duce I
' fai.. i ut the? railroad i ompans
: refused to be a part; to any plan for
dumping ind?sirables on to un?
iffi ndlng communities," and th?- Solano
Countj officials then ?greed to pay
first ??ass fares, sa had Contra Costa.
The ai m ci mi od si BV alt id for the
night, l'oui i-,i Cost? i !oui '
distributed to I a two camps of march?
ers. .'?.lux? of bread q
of h.^ef, lift; sacks of potatoes, twelvi
?-. a wsgonload of fish
and tea, the hun
dn da sight.
' < '?.ion?, i Louia I.a Phi '
to i ho staff oi Kelley. d<
? ?l last night and returned to Ban
o to-day t< plac?
i poll? e detei live vl hi n the un
ployed t'u-1
! montha ago. La P ed to
'. -i them, and his Identity was hid
d'-n so compietel* that he ret rned to?
day with hit head In I ?? d l as thi
reoull of a beating given him b: a dep
m? at Riel tu?.ml j esterday
I when the army engaged h
HELEN KELLER HEARS SONG
Fingers Press Lips of Chicago
Grand Opera Singer.
- ingek. Mai- h 8 Helen Keller
. rd ?ound to-daj for- the flrsl time
situe she became deaf, dumb and blind
In childhood, n wsa a song from ' Die
"vYalki.ii." by Mme. Sal tama n
of the Chicago i 10] an].
standing by Mme. Stevens'a ?ide t
Causing her lin^?5!'.- to presa ovei
lipa as usual Misa Keller luddenly ex
clsimed: "<?h. i bave beard i have
heard; i co ild ??? eep oi |o ' ' ii-1 de?
meanor oecami n* ml Mrs.
.i. v. Mackey, rnpanion, tried to
?gain ami
?gam: "Oh, i have beard, i
heal d.
EMILY GRIGSBYAS
A DOG SMUGGLER
Caught at Fnglish Tort with Two
Valuable Spaniels---Faces
Prosecution.
I rabta ta Tv
London, March 8. Two Ja
iptnieia belonging to Emilj Qrig
?re now in charge of thi Board of
mi
, . - ? faces j
cutlon and I r atti m pi mg
to amnggie th? ?log?? Into tbe countrj
in \ loiatior laranl Ine ? a
Bh? left Pari? for London on Thura
da;, night, hut customs offlcis ? ?as
her leaving Polkstone witb two ?log*
worth about 11,000 each, and Scotland
yard meo met hei at ? haring Croas.
Detect.*. ? I mils all went to
Bon Bti ' ? t m h? ? big limoui Ine,
it i? still ??? ? ? ? .
o*oga i..i ill nu.nth:, before the) can i.?
admittsd i"'" Bngktnd, unless In the
,ai, of I "> ? '? i mirlan, in win? h .as.
the ojuarantin? period la reduced Is
tin re ni'.m ha
'PROTEST MEETING
HELD BY IDLERS
IN RUTGERS SQ.
Mayor and Police Come in
for Raking Over by
"Unemployed."
-
?WORDS OF CHEER
FROM TANNENBAUM
i Urges Crowd to Continue
Demanding Churches
Shelter Them.
i ?
DISTURBERS TO PRISON
11
Two Sent Away for Thirty Days
Fach -Tannenbaum Refuse?.
' to Accept Bail.
11
I PbDowhtg the holding of Trank Taa
nenbauna, the I W, W. leader, for th<*
grand Jary? tni ;he ?entenang of two
Ichurcb lavadora to the v-ot-khoii.??*.
n??nf soelallits and anarchist* held
meetings of protest laut e\??nine; In
l.uiger?? Square and in a hall at. No. 177
1
, Ecaal Broad way, at all r'aces Mayor
? ' Mltchel and the Police Department
1 eenie In for bitter attack*.
The men n.-semhled In Rutser
?.-? ,'?/-' ?t O'iStOCk A ?argt) detnM
Of poli, e -,\.re r n hand, under the com
main! of Captain ?A'aifh. They accon?,
8d t! 8 ?-peakeis and sndifoTs to a
hall in ?Saal Broadway, hut did not In?
terfere.
The meetinK waa In eharg?* of K?44M
; 1 d P. \Mml?. president of the F're?
Spe rh LeagtM and OB8 of the ,
prominent socialista in America |
abeth Qurley Flyna, Lincoln St?;
Alexraader Berhnian. ?'ario Tre?cn,
?Frank HaasUton, Henry t,an?iwirth.
Janie tyCarroU and .YilHt*tni O'Brien
also spok*-.
Meet to Criticise Police.
The m?;etint- v ne In ?whvanee a .tii
of the police hardtirg of the ?'un?
employed" problem, particularly ar?
?said" th? Tanntmbanm affair and the
.irrest?; of the ?wo m?n In Itutger?
Sonare ?he previous err-ninc for rnak
? Jy. ? lie?.
? u bo la this man Mil ??<~' "' dama
? ! I'.eri, ii(-arroll. an 1. W. W. Of
ganla+r, He i?. aaerel] a heiihop. Do
yon know what thai la? 1 trae oi ?
he!;;.op. He jumns up when the hHl Is
rung. Moigan and 1 he real of tin m t^l!
?him srhal to do and ho d^i?v
. Mitchel'a grandfather fought for Juei
'the thing that w are Sghtlag rot now.
despicable man la denying us
the privilege of (lghtlng.M
Leonai ; tbbotl apoks La B^jniaa o:
Tannenbaum and predicted thai san? 1
good would come from (?.?* effort to or
1 ganlse the unemplo, ? d
"L'nemploj m? -t-f
1
? perl of lys?
. r. m. The ? ratter of
i,.? kepi )n|r- so that v..
' th-11 want to Are 01 ? r heir en I ves j
the. will tind it ea lei od \
else to ? ? Su e, if
S ero ,mr gea WUU?4
?go up As long ;s we ha 1 caat?
Sm 'here -jtiII he nn??mple
and hung? and utiaerj and suffer.
' lag."
Frank Strong Hamilton, another f.
W. \v. leader, delivered a vlelotat at?
tack e.n New York iHtwapapera, stating
?they had published '"' lag r?'|ioi'.i'
' sboul ths .m1 mployed.
William 0':ii'ti delivered a mesHag*?
from Tannenbaum urging the "bo
outside ' t -?? f,,i
? 1 the church ter th? m.
a ?najorit: of th? si 1 mad
Ruts. ian
200 men listened to the s dd re ases ami
there 6 aa '"? d? monatratlatk
ins I 1 ' . 1 - \t...?n d?
ces from 1 set |
? on, under ? iptain Bcoble and v I
ton, ? on'i'i ted s
. . strat
Br? dm ay, aa*altin| i of
' I. W. l
I. ?? , ? , ? IIOItt< e of
, ? the rector ai
1 : .-? (ton 1 hat a mol) would
i call, and If th?
I break .1 . The p,,
i lice ?.'??!'? but aftei ??.aitm?
1 fi'im I to \t 1. m , decid? tin
-it.
Tannenbaum Not Depressed.
the I. a B ? .' 1 no
.-1 Alphoi sus's
u ?di:? -la night, waa tbt de
I ? . .? v. h< :. Magistral Free? hi ne ??
Of cou ? . Int? ri at the ?
g I
.
. . .. I we ltd 'I ? 1 .!? -?l'iie
thing
1 don 1 think that 1
bv in., detectives ead the ? rerend fain
U' n
? ?:.' 1 m p ?'?? ,-,? thai
S tO 8 trial b? ISA Im; ni. 1,
the 1. on II
i .i 1 waa the
? , ? 1 ?
V ?; 1 ? 1.... ... ? ,.., .
?um w nu .- v ? v -..i itubll hing il?
thai 'I'.r r-'iilailin ? 1 .[ th?
iiii'h tlial entered the church, sad that h
h?,.I |.. .11 v t to 1 nli
|SB4 ,: .air
In vv 1 ' .' ni I11... th r.

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