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Vol. LXXIV....X0, 24,71'-'.
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OXK C'r.N I IWMMKKi: THIMCVT*.
NO IMMUNITY
FOR DOCTOR IF
HE TESTIFIES
Carman Must Waive Right
Before Telling Story
to Grand Jury.
ORDER WILL AFFECT
HIS WIFE'S SISTER
Prisoner Expected to dive
Her Account of Murder
To-morrow.
MAID TO TALK FIRST
Mystery *n Powder Sent to Mrs.
Carman at Jail in Peculiar
letter.
n, ?ill
?fore he is i S!'
,,far ' ? S'asyau <
on ??ill
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This Morning's News.
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NEW YORK WOMEN KILLED
Mrs A Gutierrez and Daugh?
ter Struck by Train.
Vi nthrop. Me., Jul) 13. Mi S
re? and her daughter Lola, ol
ntral Park W? *. Sew Vork, were
'., ntvrht l.y a train on
i lu- Mu m?- Central R ear Ma
Thej were summer
? be of a ? ?
Tl.? cun. .1 ."' a i h *
?i.-.? of persona <<v the hotel piazza
.-ml m boat? on the !;.k?-. Mr?, ttutiei
and hei ?laugh
?
Accord i ne n> tht* Blue Hook, Mr?
vet al 11 ? Cei
? i a I Park West, which i il-. Braender
apart n * I n ??.rin?i ?on ab
famil) -? ai refui e?l I
? ?
MOTORIST NEAR LYNCHING
Killing of Child by Syracuse
Man Arouses Vermont Village.
Uennington. \ I.. July I I. A cl ?Id.
old. the daughter of i
l ?anforth. of I -* Kupei ?. V( ?? .-, - run
o v I BII d
i,.. .-m automobile - I
'{'?', - ng, of ?;-. :
X. V. The a? cidenl ca
i In litl le mountain villiuo,
mid ti?i -.. ,r? .*. en ' ii i eat
finally pre' ? 1
? '
- ? ... lour t?i r?i it-,?
*\ , ?, ? ? Mi ..?.-?
'? , rmo -.. taken to Ihe home ai ?
?i 1 Blc .-in*:, vim the
*.. this
....
?h d< ? b ?? oi *-.?.'. foi h
? ? :? ? i i , . .
BULLET IN TEMPLE:
REVOLVER BY SIDE
Retired Engineer Drought to
Have Tried Suicide Because
Of 111 Health.
! "p Prii ce, ; . ,. rel ired civil
engineer, who has made hi home bI
?tel Richmond, 70 "A'esl 16th st..
? ree years, wa discovered i
?ciou* condition yesterday after?
noon in his room A a bie re
om chamber d chai .?? I
\? ;i- : ? >i ?de, and I hen n* a* a
nd in his rig temple, II.
was ru ? .-,.-.. ;'
pit
two years ol
considerable
Margaret I'
. n, Penn., thougl '
??? '"? summoned.
Mr. Prii ferini fi om
.-? nervous ailment foi ?orne montl a
wai ne;,ici bj Dr. u. Allen Bartlett,
..' L'T West ?17th !* lii? ??pinion
of the physician, expressed last night,
thai his patient attempted t<> kill him
paired <
propi ietoi ? |*
?bou1 $150.000
Margaret !'i
leath.
? w <-rv foui
Princi
? ?
SEEK GIRL'S ASSAILANT
Posse Scours Jersey Woods,
but Man Escapes.
n
ning Sheriff 1 toi
the wi for a radiu o
?
? ar.? old, earlier in th?
R chard < ': - y and
i ? ?.
hortly aft.-r th? alarn
?
I he attack occurred i ih? >? u. i ?
(j from
m oi
; rai ** fi "in beh ind i
? hei i-*1 tu a ? ?
oi v ood . Her scr? an,- ??<-ie
amily. Thi
ippioach nf 'n?-r fathei. ii'.'l
01 i police Ce li?
an hour ' -
' on hand, l ut
ol the tranger.
RIVER MYSTERY SOLVED
Arrest in Schenectady Murder
Case Expected Soon.
'.. V., Jul) 13 ?' ? '
eved the - nectcd ?? it
o, l ? ..'I and one arm
of a woman in th.- Mohawk Rivei
eral week, a*.-., ha-, been solved. He
the woman i? a Russian, who ?*? i*
for :w.. ?*..-'-k ai a hotel
? ? '- md wi kno??? ? a I.?a, and ?li?t
; . boar?lcd
er ; s ,i r,
' * ng here. The po
? ? ? me, and ai
. >? their sol .
?fa mall
? ' Delaware ?'? Hud ion Railroad *
a mile t>i?in i he po ? I , t>- he
i,
e there to da] . th? authoi .
? ? eouple ??ith the
; b? gan living '..
? on- Ma)
Per I mai ? ed, and
.
po i <,! I'm
He told n' igl i.? ?? "m .n
had I
I ? :
owing what ih<
.
ng .'.'.
il with
the toi '?
PLITT FAILS TO SEE GLYNN
Governor Says Plea lor Becker
Must Come from Officials
.n< I
i : Charle B I'litl
: - , ? ? ? ? 'iia' he had come
*. rcede *a iih (?overnor
Heck.
Ihi
I
.
I have Me? p?-i .,"
? inoi '< .-nn "I
:o ?ard? or
t end .n
oui m? o higher
: I ll.U
rom Ihe
ijistrirt Alton
1 -, ??<! him."
t. r:s whitman
letter a dra
Sagamore Hill Visit
Say District Attorney H
Prepared Rough Otitlif
THINK COLONEL GOT
IT FROM DUE
Reported That Whitman's Ni
Will He Proposed Soon i
Says He K "His Own Man.'
i clo -?? tu i oloi ' 1 Rot ? ?
'"I ,- ,11 i ?.un.i"!,' ; ' I I)
,: oi thai he had s cop;
tten hj Distrit r to
Bnrn,
ton ',r,,i
Aitoi
Whitmni . n ho dec?an
" - ttcr.
' ? - .- ' ? Whitman'
w .. ;. i! ye ?i rdaj b; iho t i ? ?po
ble r'.' .-,t all '
< oloi "! Roo
poi led ?? b? a dral - llei I';.
? ? ph.'. d '
? ? di ? ? .i. ?; ? he ?.- ? ?t-ti oui for r
' cal m da
I ? ? ei.?' < oloi ? ' II
It,
i . .. ,
more lhan ;i '"?
b> ? irle? II. Duell, .ir..-.
.nel'n -
i ? . " IVh tman'n i andidscj
?
Ibe Colon? I il I ?
..m m '".
x t lornej
? nlnru'l Sa* > Nul King.
?id : l '
da;, t ha? V i. V, hil mi n bi ?
of Ins having written ?i '
? - i ,i": i ri? Bai t ?? ai unti
In mak any comment. li?
'-ni ovei ? he - il mit ion.
lo ?- Douglas Robii
nephexx th? 'ut' chairman of i
li ogre -" .- -'m ty, -;. id he had ne'
heat 'l II ..' Mr. Whil ni sd vritt
? ? i ibuted to him.
i '? . - PrOfi-l - ni ii'', -<?--i ?g|
ce i tence of the "lette
aid that, so fat
kn? l Mr. '?'- I 11 tan hud
. ay .il?.n.i Mr. Bari es he hi d aid
the nexxv] ? !??'.
"i ;n I
day.
In. given oui al Oysl
Hay mi Sundax ? a thai Mr. Wh
man had writtei ? ettei to M r. I?u?
ead "? the Whitman Non-Par
??an ?League.
.lu-' Vewport, v.lir
spending the week end, ?
W hitm.'iii n-, eomntnt on t1
!
1
it, and I '
to anj one a decla
I ??. B) 'ill'. ' ''I ' fl 0
? ? ? .. on sever i ? pub!
. n-a- ioi - - ? -.ii?!. and I i ? pei
? ?? ?it 1 ? any ma
And I a.'. and I have no* bee
?ubserx ? I to Mr. Barnes <>r M
? ill do nol know ? li.-th
pport? thei or not."
VV - ? ? ?, was -l,?r.' n to one of I i
of ? '? .- Su da; i ? poi I I ii
VV1 i written ;?
. ' i- v. a . ?,?i signatu
now in ?1
? ,. .. of i olonel Roost ell
Befases lo Comment.
rcfu ling i" cor
Mr. Whitman'
w.. beyond hi ? knox I? dge whei
Though 11 i" apparently beyond pc
lo gel from tl
ord rin whal pari I
?'. play in the gubernatorial can
? .-it he e. ill head hi
ticket -n thin state continu?
Report gi4 e - Ihe nom nation fc
I..i utenanl Governor to "an ndepei
? Republican ?f (hi "xi"' of liai
II II-.- man." a parado
?f. th< ' .?i - ol polil
The same report saya that the <? on
for 1 ator m '11 be Bail
bridge ' "!i>> or Justice Samuel Ses
b iry, if ihe lattei '- nol named for -h
X ? ? .-. II,.'ii. i 11. I . '
for State I ? ? ;. - 11 -.
The Rev. J. .1 Curran, of r\
['< m... who becami
? i|i ' 1901, ? ? ?
. thei Pre idenl
in settlini ? trike of the an*
Pei led at Sags
more Hill ihi moi
?
SURROGATE RESCUES BO)
G. M. S Schulz and Wife, il
Auto, Find Lad with Feet Cut
'I he rnoai ol s mall bo . I
.- t,. orge M. s. Schul
to Stop I BUl
vard, ? '-.n Pe ; am Baj. and drivi
i , Hospital m
. ? to - horn. .
ri... in.? '. ?I ? " v ? \\ ill ?.m Lar
? elvi . ? .?i old, of 180th I. and
Hi ? ant v . Walking barefool on tn<
fei ? and ankles had I" ? n
bndlx ? ul by broken gla eattered by
?
Mr*. Schulz, who, ?iih Kranz Siegel
iding "? i'li 'he Surro
i up ' he wound ? .< bt
could and then thej took Ihe I.o
1 ordl am Hospital.
.
COUNTESS RUSSELL
GETS HER DECREE
Her Conjugnl Rights Restored
in Divorce Cotlli in
London.
? ". 11,? rlliune. j
don, July 14. in the ?morro
? ..iirt ;.. ?terdax < ?? nti Ru n 11 was
ted s ?leere? ol re I itution of c >n
lugal right again ? hi i hu ?'and. Karl
.I? f.-lir.'
I.a?r I: . ? . ,n the witness l><>\. ?aid
."I married the earl on October
.1. 1901, and had lived with him in
(iordon Square, and Tele
Mu-i ?. ? in in >,i ? in i ebruary
told hei he va going a? a)
larcl I, 191 I. the re pondent
. .,?.
'Hi I told su Tu? da)
? ghl I cou ? irith you any
I r\ ' .In?- ,|m . . , r,
'. \?. 111 ing i now
ii. ' I Ii.i - ? '.,r good."
I he iudg? gi inted Ih? .1,, re? of
i1 ion, ? ''i, ti., costs, returnable I
n foui leen '
VILLA INSISTS ON
ARMED ENTRY
Neither He Nor Carranza
Will Listen to Peace
Overtures.
HUERTA FLIGHT TO
DAY OP TO MOPPOW
Carbajal Mist Surrender Un?
conditionally Not lo B?
Recognized by U. S.
i .
Mexico lit? .lui? 1 :.? Il i? Ir.irneH
frvir a reliaMi source lhal Ihe Murria
faniii? ??i'l leave here lo-niehl ?r
i-.irl? li?-innrri>?? ini.rni iir- for *? err?
? m/, nnrl sappeaedl) ??II -?=*? *' ?>n Ihe
Kapagne.
i hihuahua ' ity, Jul? i
Krai
i ii,, propo pd retirement of ?>> i
Huerta ami th.- ereal i-tn ?f i
,,-.m1 President .?? Mexico City,
hat uch .. . ou ? iould
acceptable eithei o General Ci
'.-,-,' pi -.
President mighl i"-. Nothing
? u' ,-. , enl r;. in ?!? . aim ? of h" ' m
itituti.ir-aii ' f..ic. ? " ould brin * tl ?
revolut -, h to a .:? ful and
conclusion, he laid.
? r* Constitu? ?onali ?I
amp?ete. Vi
??h-rh H'ould not l"- . ?
.-??i-, pai * "i thi ?i ..i * ? ^" ? ' ?
ii,?nt ??a- ? m ? ? <i m*.. 'he n? ut
administrai ion to I" ? '..i-, hed m
M exit ".
.-.. tillo, M? . lui) : H ? Gen
? ral i ..i ran ?: deman i - .?t. uncondi
: on? i iui rei di i fi om Pre. lidci * Hu< i
; a .? as told in a stat? ment pui p
*.. i? pi. lent Carrai
'?? ? ??? i.-. Isidro 1 abe i Constilution
alisl Ministei ? * loi- -_-ii Affairs.
? ?
never t-oul.l ?gr.-? t.. a provisional
i ? :? .i der I* lap. : co Cart ?
uch an agreement would mean recog
i * o . of Huerta' act . ?*. ould prei ? m
,;,ii- ? ? which
th.- < onstitiitinnaliat are pledged? and
i:! '- "\*.,-il?l leave -in- Federal army
? ? n ? d . , . punitned, which mighl
Ii a.l ?.> the r. nev .-.! ol hostil I
Washington Jul) 13. ""he Bra
1er lo Mexico, ??I:,, is caring foi
11 ?? interest -; of ' h?- I nited SI -.,' ?
ountry, telegraphed the Sint<- lle?
na' tmenl i" da) thai t? ?? re lignai ? n
ol '?--*< ral Huerta in favor of Fran
Carbajal,
Min -i? i- of !?'<?!eign Affaii . i >
pected to-morrow or Wednesday,
iter Suare . of < hili, one o
ihre? ? ediatoi , -anl , ?pat ing I In- re
liremeot of Huerta, ^<?-j-_-ht. in an in
-, wtih Secretary Bryan, to
? lal the a'ttitude .>f ihe 1 nitd
? be *.>?? : ? . hi i .??'.? ..
go? .'ii'.' ent, \\.
r . . rnmenl ?? ?:: not :> uogni ?>? l
jal. Ministei Sui re learned lhal the
\ ? - nment ??..- no) disin
? .I lo ireal in formally with ihr
i"-** "n uni il a transfer ???'
nov ? - to ? ? ? I , ? ,i ionali ill i >? . :
!.. ? ",,:?..
Huerta Musi Surrender.
tieneral i i otified the United
through John I!. Silliman, for
i 'on iui at S
now personal repi i ??? . of Pr?
? i.-ti! '' ere, i ha? m no circum
?tnnces would hi ...
v it n repi e enl ? (Jenen
Hueri of pea? ??. He
:..'.! Mr. Sill ms
? i ender of I he am horitin s ??*?
Mexi. -? l ? -, ::?i be an epted
i ai t.,- . ... ? ? tmerii an rep
Ihi Constitutionalist
Mexico City
n ,'i ma inl ? .:i ordei liier?
? :, mad? 1" .;:.:?;, ? hat the
Im. i ia fore? - i,t rendei uneond
?.'.; a,.,; I hat 1 v wo ? ample
guarant? ? foi the o*ote? hon .
an.I propel .;.
' '?' ' . pll a-, .1 a*
' a i i,,i.. a' friei
? ,-? .
iner.l ?? i il
i ? ' ?.,,,.,
enees i ... ,? takei
li.",., -,. ? -, ? . , th the
Iriumpl . - ?
Tr* ing lo \\rri Bloodahetj.
'
il terms, I <>".?*?. .-r,
i 11 nut In- ... ?,,. d? m - ecogn ?
,, ? ? ? i ? , ? ? : ?r, : ted o * hei *
i ' ?? W .?? '? ingto * . ??: .1 - ,i
-?? . *.m< i .-.u med atoi ? are nol
??> Iir'hi: eboul
? ? . ???...? lion in Mex ico
? oui '?? rbance . nd to a- o .1
''iirih.r bloodshed. While no formal
conference "ill be held, plan are
' he t ran ?mis on of ? uggea
tioi ??? ' - - i i epre ? -11 s*.- ? : .- >>!' t i, o
Ihe ira isfrr in .r.iir'r. time.
The lo.?? .. il ay theii
*, i -. can ?? ign ','??< '"ogres f.l too t'a.
\ complete
-, n-': ?i ? he i '??. "In: on n,m -* l"- " ..'
- '?ii. and no ' rt ? .. * ?? hould be en
., . ii i ould ,?? i?ii it rui-,I a
legalizing the government of Huerta.
Por * ii ; - ' ea on I he ? 'onal " ut ?onal *
?,i| no* accept executive power direct
from *',? ' ai d of Huerta or <',-u;.aia!.
hut hop?- to a-^*..m?? :t directly ???
th? l,i ief il '?rr.???in.in <?'. tlv ? * ?
( 'ouncil.
i,, i eral I ..' ran ??. I " - lei i *?. d to
,?? ? rom - Uli al dispatche .
f or two I rom
there he will be m readinesi ??> go
.:..,-; to M< " I ould <"? agree
',,?? reach? -; foi s t\ i .- ?"!
min iati a' ?.
i ,, i,, Raba -?.. hi a.I ?>f "i" Huei ta
delegates at th<- Niagara Palls m<dia
tion conference, ia lied -, itatemei I
. ... ? relative to tin* discussion at the
conference concerning 'I"* acceptability
of Krancisco ? h i buj.-il ? proviaional
Preaident "f Mexico upon Huerta'i rt?
lircment, Mr, Raba ?>? said:
"Se?or Carbajal was not deaignated
im *ln- Preaidency ?"I interim by the
rations of the I ni ted Mih.-h an I
?,f Mexico at th.- Niagara Pall? confer
,.,,,.,.. *i in- 'mili of the matter :
., liai containing l?verai namea ??.??*
pr? tented to the Mexican delegation
\, :, question <>f personal ?.pinion -? r?
?n,lirai?"I m ?eral of tho??* name
crptabl? to n < beeau en :;i<?
names of persona ??!"> ha.l nm taken
an active i"?*-i m politic Arm. ig th. ???
names ?*?- that of Senor Carbajal, i> il
nothing ??> .?"I *?r>?>?j* hi?, ?or a<
. ? ! r, lhal o. il.l I'.* . on ,tr.i< 'I m ?
being detinitely agreed upon.
300 CONVICTS IN RIOT
One Keeper Badly Hurt Before
Unruly Are Subdued.
Trenton, Ju!\ II. Three hundred or
more convict?, m the state prison here
riot*] this afternoon, when they "ere
being !e?J ?>ac?. to the-r cells '"rum the
workshops. One keeper was badly in
lured before quiet raj restored.
'Mu. tin? aras th.- seeond at ihe
ee the law pa???d last win'er
-?-.itijr pris-.n later went into ef
fect, on July I. On July 2 a number of
the eonvicts, evidently coached by
went on a "strike" and re?
fused either to work or to go to I ?
A bread-and-water diet for the
- rs -'""i broke the ??-;rike."
The riot started -.hon .lohn Brown,
serving .-< m for bur?
glary, knocked down -a keeper. Head
Keeper Madden and ethers ?vith elubi
and r< ? ? - - h? eked ? he rioters ami
mar.-h. ?I them lo their ?
STEERS JUMP OVER MOON
Highest Summer Mark in 30
Years. S10 65 a Hundred.
IX I lo be th? highest prie
pi tl r..t prim? drj fed iteers, out?i?le
fattened for the
?. for more fhan
ted ' markel
. when I10?5 a hundred pounds
? as bid foi s h inch at the Jersi Cit
? - ti ?1 -.
? go. J t'attl? pri?es ai
- X'?r?u reaehed a record
ehoict bee? es ??Id
for |IO.
Thi?: pi ice ?' i.- the h ghesl vei pai?
j ? ? . top point ''"t
..i log* touched 19, Ihe higl ? ?'
I?-- pi ?n month
SING SING DRUG
SMUGGLING EASY
Conscientious Employes
Alone Can Stop Evil,
Committee Holds.
l'i ?oners in Sing Sing have little
difficult) getting cocaine, opium.
heroin oi othei drugs, a- charged by
? Uani'ii Jam? - M. Clancy. This fact
was brought oui yesterda? at " hearing
in the prison b) .. committee of the
State Prison ' ommission.
r.... : i C, Weinstock, Krank E Wade
?,n.l Dr. Rudolph F, Diedling ?re the in?
vestigators, ?and they have practically
made up their ni i ml s thai i? ?.?.ill be
'i lele - - to atti m pi to ? ipe oui the <
? c forre o' employes is ?li?
ed by the addition or a number of
eientious and high-minded men.
The shipping department of the
prison, Ihe investigators discovered,
furnished the easiest and mo.-.t con?
venient source for smuggling in the
drugs. Mi ?? ? -ne department in which
all the supplie- for the industrial de?
partment are received, ami twenty
three convicts, with a single keener in
charge, make up the force.
I "?? head? of the itoreroom and the
?' ?' ' ' ooi. al o questioned, bul
I? ' Is i ed h pervision ?a?
o '.ireful thai the smuggling of drugs
was practically impossible. Although
the investigators refu i rJ to admit it.
it wasn't hard to discover from their
questions thai tiny su-pected thai a
number of the keepers carried thi
pi -oner?.
'' " r. ' lanej wa? warden he
?r ed to brei k up the evil bx- ?
if ?h?.- drug users to
Cl nton and Auburn prisons, but a large
number remi
Several convicts wer.?estioned to?
da) and th< i > il atement - di ?closed
.i used i ? g'-' cocaine
Since ?? - i" ' ' do? nol apply hand
to come from
? i lends of th? pi : ?nier-. In ion
tance I he hem ? have been d pped in
a ?.sine lolution. When the drug
handkerchief he ick?
? ? hem.
In another instance, several eonviets
had ?. friend in thi -.-? of Ossining
the prison wall ; al
night ?' sack containing a naokag.- of
cocaine. M,.- next morning one of th?
pick ? -up.
RYAN ALMOST OUSTED
Workmen Attack Ex Janitor's
Quarter--, but He Sticks.
Kormer i ? ? point
yc'ti the City Hall siege, A
orknv Itli ernxvbai
to o - .?? and
Ryai '- quarter?. ??? th? top floor
building, bu? th? itodian, .- r i
? ' . ? ?
vi; ?
He n c? ix ni ? ol ic<
..,-,,- i ; drop; I frii
i a;, roll on June I. He
-.??m?-. 'nal ' si '"" of the
?. Iding.
Ryu i - -. i tj pi- ?f eity
? ?' . ? I, ? h.- "impracl cal ieformer,
??i blame for h ? oe He s)
ved thi I ? ? Hall fi om de
-,.'.. that hi ?. the first
to point ?nit the pn
r ghting sys
cite other reasons
? je is ?m outrage. The
"i ," i ios ??. ly he must go
PEASANT KILLS 7;
HUNTED BY POSSE
Doctor, Pries! and Official of
Italian Village AlflORg Vic?
tims Woman Dying.
Rergamo, Italy, July 1" A pea ant
Ils :? ol I amei ata < 'ornello,
Simone Pianetta, to day killed ? ei
presureabl) lo stisfy old
hatreds in the ease of ome of them,
and then took refuge in the mountains,
?.here carabineers ?re hunting him,
Pianetta appeared in the neighboring
village of San Giovanni Bianco armed
xxith a gun. Coming on ?h<- village
physician, l?r. Morali, he -.hot him dead.
He pro?'".'?led to the house of the pari."h
t.ri- it, Father Paient, burst into a room
x'.here the priesl ua? sitting m? 'the bed
Hide ?f his stepmother, and killed him
before the eyei of the ?ick woman, xv ho
i ?Ix ing from the ihock
Pianetta nexl \ ici mi ra Signor
< ;. idici, th? ? ? retai ? of I he local an
Ihorities, md he also hot ??> death
(jiudice'i daughter, \ aler
un leaving tJiudiee'i 'i"'i e Pianetta
? ded to-ward the ?p. n country, ?
,, ni 01 ' killed two m? ? -a Im
? .n walking along the highway. He
, ,. r.| hi li-t bl -ho?,ling a laborer a..
he xx?: digging in a ticld.
NEW HAVEN STOCKHOLDERS'
MILLIONS WERE THROWN AWAY,
SAYS COMMERCE COMMISSION
WH A T THE COMMISSION FOUND
"Boston & Maine desroihr.ent."
Inequity o: the vVcst. bester acquisition."
"Double price paid tor the Rhode Island trolley*-."
Recklessness in the purchase o: Connecticut and Massachusetts
tr jllrys at prices exorbitantly in xcess of their market value."
"Di> position without knowledge rt the directors, of hundreds of
thousands of dollars for influencing public sentiment."
"Habitual payment of unitemtzed vouchers without any clear speci?
fication of details "
"Practice of financial legerdemain in issuing large blocks of New
Haven ?'tock for notes of the New England Navigation Company and
manipulating these securities back and forth."
"Fictitious sales of New Haven stock to fiiendly parties with the
design of boosting the steck and unloading on the public at the higher
'market price.' "
"Scattering of retainers to attorneys of five states, who tendered
no itemized bill-, for services and who conducted no litigation to which
the railroad was a party."
"Extensive use of a paid lobby."
"Payment of money and profligate use of free passes to legislators
?rd their friends."'
"Investment of $400.000 in securities of a New England newspaper."
"Regular employment of political bosses in Rhode Island and
other states to prevent them . . . from 'becoming active
on the other side.' "
"Retention by John L. Billaid of more than $2.700.000 in a trans?
action ... in which he invested not a dollar "
"Inability of Oakleigh Thome to account for $1.032,000 of tne
funds of the New Haven."
"Distribution of $1.200.000 for corrupt purposes."
"Unwarranted increase of the New Haven liabilities from $93.000.
000 in !903 to $4r,.000.000 in 1913."
"Increase in floating notes from nothing in 1903 to approximately
?s40.000.000 in 1913."
BIG CHANGES MAD
IN CLAYTON BI
New lands May Block PI
for Anti-Trust Con
solidation.
UNION LABOR LOSES
NOTHING IN AMENDI?
Inlcrlockinu Directors Fort
don Onh in Case of Si.000,
ooo Corporations.
">?> ash ngtoi . .1 ? :;. The plan
:h.' Demoeral c I? ad? r* ol the Ser
coi ? date ? ? ? .rust !>
?eemi bio? *? ? I
Newlai . . ti i -i ?..n !;.
tin- in.-i g ?i g . ? ? . n,l! fm- which
ii responsible ?? -ii tho*< ?manai
fiom the House. The following, h
ever, ar?? the salient points of
' Is;, ton bill | -it?i mid ?? ii
Thi> Tribune corresponden! ?s p
nutted t.. make know n for th*
? m.
Exteri - terms ..f the ?tatute
limit?t um- from three I
anti-trust ?-a-.-- mid provides abundi
exemption for labor orgi
when conducting ?>?><ra* ion oth?
prohibited bj la ?
Pi oi de - ' hat no pi
hill shall Hpply to 'he Philipp n* 1
and?, ami in ill.* second ection I
pro- i lion i that not
preven) di criminations i>.? -???I on vari
timi o-" grades of com?
eo ' of "ran iportal ? '. and th
nothing il i prevenl persons engagi
m commerce fron ? i of the
trii ? out.
The pro*?. on mal? ing it u
an; pel oi op. ''..' ng ? mine, o ! we
hydro-eled r c plant. et?.. fi om lellii
?i-, product thereof to inj re pon - ?bl
en out
Tin- pro - orbidding mue fr
?ng is ?mend. .1 I <> apply to patent i
as well ... t" unpatented commoditie
The i"oi - on * 'he final iu.J-,
m.-ut in *?i>?? - L'i ted Stat?
... rji '" the anti-l rusl all conn
tut? "conclusive evidence" n a u
? ought against th? bj
private individual has been <. change
as *... mak? ? : n prims
evidence. Il Is in tin- connection tha
?h?- period of
? ion ia . ?.tend? I
?,.,- ;* '. pro? ed thai
. ., .i -, ? . ider the enti-' ru I
ha - been in I t'uti 'i by * he i ni te?
States, the ?tatute of
?hall n.it !>?? held to run during th?
pendency of u.-h int.
Labor Provlaion \men?le?l.
That pro? iaion d* igned to avi
labor, fraternal and other >>i--_
r ion ? <?'?' .. lik? chaiacti r fi?>*n *
? .n under ih id
-.. make apply ' onl; to
agricultural and horticultural organi
ation**, the refei m es to I raternal
mi? i-.' Hud similar organizations
b? ?nj* -' ' ck? -, oui rhei t nserted
a pi oi ; ? loi . i"."1 " er, * hal nothing
contained in the anti-trust la?? ihall
b< conatrued to forbid th.
ami operation ol labor, agricultural
and horticultural organizations inati
tuted for tin purpo e of mutua! li?-lp
and haviai no capital stock, nor to
forbid individual members of -uch or?
ganization from la?vfu'.l? carrying
OUl Mi<- legitimate object; thereof.
and that ?;<> luch organizations .. >.p
prating shall be construed to be a
conspiracy In restrain! of trad, under
i be uni i trusl la* -.
The proi
. ? ; '
..i iiuire -i". ???. i
. ? .
t.. I.- laen coni|x t t ion i ogre? ,1 '.? i
? ?ui change. Ii this . onneel i? n, the
pi"' ? ion th * - * rim? contain? d ther?
m hall i?| eral? lu " naki toi kliolii i ?
( nntlllll??! an !>??- 1. . ..Inn... ?. I
ANTHRACITE ROADS
HEAVILY INDICTED
Counts Aggregate $1,OOO,
000 in Fines for Alleged
Discrimination.
TRUESDALE DFNILS
VIOLATION OF LAW
Pennsylvania Charged with Be?
intf Real Ouner of Companies
in Hard Coal Region.
Rochester, Julj 13. Indictments
were ? led lo ds -. in 'he United ?
D itricl Court against the Pennsylva?
nia Railroad, the Northern ?entrai
Re ??.,. , . hi Delawar? Lai ka? anna &
Western Railroad Company and the
rare, Lackawanna and Weatern
? ompany. A;! the indictment re
? ni-- m connection a ?th
the mil -? ? '? coal in the
P .at "'.
?" Hu,r..!n and ? icinitj. ind allege un
??,-<?? bj the railroads over
The four compan ?es ? i c I iab -
fin? 'yf more than ? million ?lo'lar- if
Convict ion ? are ??? iireil.
The ? dictmei I the P< nnsyl
j d charges 4 iolat ion <<' the
commodities clau e of the interstate
commerce act. Und? clause rail
,,n forbidden to trati-?port com
moditiea which 'hey own. not rei|j;r-d
by them in their o? n business. I ?
< -he lecond rriminal case under ?his
clau le.
It-.' ? ?? that half a
o.-iten
?ibl> ' ? tel; incorporal ,:. and
- n ip all their ?-?al
I', i?-- an ' ij ' m, ire
I, op? i ?ted and financed dir? ci ly
'. iit.-x Ix ania Railroad
Mic indictment contan - tw?
? .- maximum penalty
under the la* 'or ea?-ii violation being
-.
The i ? 1111. - .
em Iwa; charge
leased coal laud- near Shamokin, I'enn.,
?? M neral Railroad ?ii ?I Mining
t " : 11. ?. 11 > ;?? .. rental in the forr.i ot -t
? . ol -'- ?-?-. ' a ton, and i hat
g ? omps?-? las been
g and shipping a million and a
early th* railroad eo up my
never has collected a cent in ?>
_ i? ernment claim >j "???'. i??n
.
-, in favor of 'his particular Clip?
per, i hi indictment contain ? 'ty
? maximum penal' j 'or ? .?? r
violation being a line of S20.000
ndicl I? ' i4.-1.1nst the I.a? ?.i
wanna Railroad companies
chargt ? . ? ? raili oad
Buffalo '?? huh at-.- rented to
the coal .-..- rental
tr the five. The go\
ernmei t claims < I at I h work i a dis
crimination and gives an advantagi to
hi '"t m of a con?
from the freight
paid nx ?i to the railroad. The
each contain five ??uni-,
:he maximum penalty being a fine for
. ach of I ? ? O'.Mill.
, I ederal ?ttoi i ?
for th . has been working on
ndictmenti fot two month?. The
gram; jury which returned them luid
feel lion 'ii ?he history ?f
th? 'I -.
William II Mm ,h.i., pr.'-.dent of
tii? Lackawanna, said last night: "I
don'l kr.iiu anything about xxhat the
commission has found in ?his case, but
j am ver) iure that we ha\e not x ie
laieil anj ' ? ? "
Rockefeller $10,000 to Salem.
Bo ion, lu!^ 13 \ contribution of
II ? I.iiim John I? Rockefeller and
ro other smaller gifts brought
Ihe total "i the Salem lire relief fund
Up to 5.MH..S1I1 to da\
Krypiok Toric fcyeglaise? ?i In styllatn
mounting .i HI'fc'N?. i;i: s, r Maiden t?n
A?|x ,
Losses by "Reckless and
Profligate" Management
May Reach $90,000,000.
LITTLE CHANCE
TO RECOVER LOOT
Report Declares Financial
Operations Wasteful
and Illegal.
DENOUNCE DIRECTORS
No I ederal Statute Under W hich
Government Can Aid Stock?
holders to Recover.
Washington Jul? l3. The star* if
the "lecUesv and profligate'' (insocial
operations of the Sea? Haven Railroad.
0'ie nf the most remarkable chapter?
m the bister) of Amarina rai!.?ad*
and American tiriancc, was revealed in
par' '?? ?lay by the lnter>Utc ? mil
meree Commission In ? report ta the
Senate of ita Investigation of that
road.
This irpurt tolll of M i! on- UBOd
-?an?- money, of corporation! as
. nav?n? m a monster tame ??, ,th all
I Vow England's transportation ., i
finie, which led the New Ha\en in
the ten year-1 just passed from the
height of prosperity to Uie point of
??here a ?I ? idend has been pa--.'!.
where a dissolution luit il threaten
in I* and where criminal indu--ment? of
many of the dirtctora who 'cured m
Eta ?lea!-? -ire at least a poaaibility.
Hampered b? anwilling witness?
burned boo'n? hh.I by all tie I
which lawyers invented ta cover the
?rail, 'he commission estimated
in the progresa toward a monopolisa?
ti?in of NW Knj*laiid Iranaportation
'he S'tsv Haven stockholder? have lost
between ??'.VnOO.nfin and SitO.nnn.i'i-ii*. hut
little of ??hich they ma*' recover. In
return, the report sajra, thev haie on
their hand.? properties which pay un
'iiv'dends. which eat into the carninc'
? "f *l,e paren? road, and which will be
a burden on its eapacit] for many
years to come.
'In? ?report >ien!- ??:'h *!ie man ?;?
ment of the New Haven Minier Charle.
S. Meilen, us former president, and il
saya of 'he pr?sent directing bead
(hairman II.mar.I Elliott, ami "Aalt.i
D. Hines, special counsel: "They ban
co-operated with the eommisaioa nor
rendered it substantial assistene*
throughout this investigation."
In Violai ?oh ?>f la*.
combination reared by the hand'
of Mr. Mellen th?- commission lind*. U
be clearly in violation of the Shermar
an) -'rust act and a monopoly in nra*
tical control of the transportation o
I
The commission's report is uhiIauh
? ?* maun?*! ,n a hub the ?tir? i iiis
o' the Ne?? lla'rn are KEOred for then
u> ed I. If -peai?-, ?if .rim i ral ?
ministration and ricglijrc
with positivenesi 'hat th?- director
knew th??;, "eie perfecting an
combinat u>n, ar*d ,-a? - that the drean
of a transportation monopoly wai an
sound an'l Btischievou -.
The N'ew Haven, the .i
lays, employed dummy dii
ni pu la ted account-, . onabl?
methods in increasing Its own
paid the dividend's ?f sur. idiar
es ? ? ng and u-( ?i man) at ha
to deceive I
the public. !? dipped
, toi ?n "un ibll go l ? n men*.'
ga cam i aign eontr but ?
two dom i i snl pol it ieal : ? I
? Ighl officials a'ld tri? d to ?
public opinion. All this it did, *b'
commis ion sa) . "Xa carrj
of private transportation no
nonolv imperial in its m ?pi
"It these <i lector-, who aere I I
ess to thi ??eie heli
? nsible ?a the out:- an?l ?
bin of publ ** ..pinion for the.r fa.lur
to ? .- ?
?i"t?. ? ? ? -?.lii-ect ?
r.u' direct ?? ould be ver;
he ri port "Mo t of the d r?jctor
?jf 'he \, ? Haven accepted ? r n
pei gbtly. The? ?" ? ? I *
realize 'hat the r names ;:a f l I
denee to the publie a.eir con
? 'in ?? .ti. ti-,<- corporal on ?
WI ? reetor
? r l , i i 11 ( ? '
?ulteo thci
a ?.'une dereliction ol dut) and
brea? h cf
Ci inui.al m it ? fi
"Directors hould be m??i
nalli liable to eivil and criminal taw
for 'he manner in which they (Haeharg
t'neir ttusl A corporation can be :i
better or worse than those who up? rat
it. It should he just a? pra?e ? ."im
to plunder stockholder- <>r the publi
through a railroad corporation ai it '
per snail) ta roh an Indii 'Hual "
Ma? Ker?>vcr little.
?if ail the misions !??>! to **?? He
... older? tl.
? ,;.. thai |. I :? ??""?*
:,,?? ,-ini b prop* r ?'??'> " I '? ' ?
,,, ?ti possession t. n.i?- > to show vie
of the law of Mew \ is?
and RhoH ? l-i ?nd have i- ?*
turned 01 ? r so the propel aul
,n those tales. P.. Depart
justice has heen "?rnialied with ?*. eaai
rle'e ?-. ,-ord of the ti-timon? -ccurr
by the commission, hut thcte is 0

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