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VANDERBILT SUED
WITH BANNARD
IN STEEL DEAL
Other Reorganize? Also
Accused of Fraud by
English Ciapita.ists.
?84M--7 PAID;
WANT MONEY BACK
Britishers S.iy They Were*
Duped Into Buying
Securities.
Ota** t\ '? nr... Otto T.
aammmtt) ..-. Iw? oi ?IS d?fen<U-tS :n
nit 1 '-ho Supreme (.'ourt
.<; Co . v.wv.?" -
?-.. and Cecil A. Gren
ncier, to recover *>-'.
?n of the reor
g S.-utheni
Siee'. ?- u'? *n"
?u?e \ - rVehcsea, allege that
,'hfV v.. I, by false ar.d fraudu
nvsst the
B -ics of the
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Fraud ( harge Made.
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*". that from January 1, lOOfi, to
>, 1907, |l,?6t,??9 U?! b?en spent
f?>r Improvement! t?. tho property; that
the net earnings ?.f thi Southern Steel
Company, ?titeluding the profits samad
I iron, were approximately *M?o.
000 u year; thai tho corporation owned i
coal land? of hi?rh quality.
C*f tho ?.000 seres of coal land, the
plaintiff? Biloco, 2S.OO0 acres had pro
viour.lv loon worked out; that the de?
fendant* knew it would require more
than |1,000,000 to complete the neces- '
????r-, improvements.
As for tho StatemtB, about the earn- ?
Ifs say that instead of j
showing a profit the eorporatloa had
m;-V,ted !o?m's, and wat not then earn?
ing Its rtxed charges.
On l?ecrmber 16. 1P0R. another plan!
"?ras submitted by tho committee, and In ;
the following month tho plaintiffs ? uh
senbod to a purchasers' syndicate
sgreoaeat This syndicate ac?juired ?
4*8,000 share-, of common and 3.S.460
iharrt of preferred ?tock and ?"$291.000'
of the company's notes.
I.C. (ADVANCES
COAL RATE WEST
Revenue Increase of $625,
000 Surprises Anthra?
cite Roads.
[Frtain The Tribune Bureau]
Washiagtoa, Aug. H'>. An increase
?outs a ton on all anthracite coal
shipped to Chicago, St. Louis and all
m ihe West except Mis-iss-.ppi
polats other than St. Loail SI
^i ??v the Interstate Commerce
Commission to-day. This decision, fol
?luickly the drastic ruts In
iclte ratos ordered by the com?
mission last week, was a surprise to
the carriers.
The increase affects 2,500,000 tons
annually, .is the coal shipped via Buf
talo on through rates, called lake-and
i-.es. is not affected. This means
an increase of revenue to the railroads
,000 a year.
The present rates and the proposed j
increased rates per gross ton from the i
raines to the points indicated are as |
follows: Chicago and Chicago rate'
points, f3.f-.0-, proposed, $3.7f>; Peona,.
13.76; proposed, $4, and St Louis and'j
has; St. Louis. $4-, proposed, $4.2.'..
The proposed increases apply to all- !
rail .-hipments to points west of Chi?
cago to which there are no through
from Buffalo. Except to Missis
River peints, there are no ;
(th rates from Puffa!o to po;nts
1 hlcago. The proposed in
sffect the territory
which extends from Chicago west to
River, south to St.
Louis and Cairo, north to (?uiney. ex- ?
?.opt a few points to which there are
through rates, such as Peor?a,
St, I.ouis. To ,
v end to the Mississippi River
: orth tho incr. .
applies. The rates to the lower
r crossings below
riot effected.
Thr ;;re effective on all of
the line? from the mines to Chicago
b 'h_o raro points h
Peor?a, K?st St. Lou:.-? and St. I.ouis. '
Of the through ratea $1.75 formerly
-.he division accruing to
-. line carriers for the haul
from the mine? to Ruffalo. as opposed
2 on all lin?
that haul. But to points intermediate
to Chicago an?! to other points in Ohio,
ii and Michigan, to which no
through joint rate? apply, the rat
- made bv the combination ,
12 per gross ton rate from
to Buffalo and the local or
? rate from Buffalo west to
bv which combination
is brought about a freight chai ire
gross tort more to those
h Ct.mmonlv take the same
cago thai?, the former joint
? ? Chicago.
. coal - not sold f. o. b.
-ueh a price per
n in Chicago as preserves to the
r . f coal the advantage of -he
producer realizes
.?'-rough shipments
? ? 'nra' shipment? '
?he through shipments
nd Chicago.
THIRD RAIL FLASH
SCARES COMMUTERS
Blue Flame Envelops Long
Island Train- Road Tied
Up Two Hours.
A Long Island Railroad train at j
eai ?y yesterday
. denly enveloped in a
, a result of the
"burning out." Women
. n ran for the
?i menl was over in a ;
Then it was found that the
would not be abie to move for
,\. r< -nit thousands of
. ? ,; '.v. . _-< riders were held
? ?
re was a tie-up on the
branch. The third rail was
,'tdards for more
?ng crew worked
. half to patch up the
::cnt.
imission en
lay that it;-'
icted into alleged vio
orders aboard long Island
It wi d that electric trains
ated With only three
eri have been forced to
? tram'- until they learned the
meehaniam of oponinc the ri"?''
the crew was busy Collecting
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?a?
Fififht Mercantile Marine Levy.
On d? that the pies. ? |
m?nate the necessity of ...a
'rine opposll .".'i tO tl
hare on the pre?
of the Inter
al Mercantile Marine ?
ping. Holders of about 10,000
represented by Loach at- A'e\
Broadway, have
a meeting to be held to-morrow
at winch i linst the imp? ?i
?
will be heard. Particular emphasis, it
aid, will be laid on the fact that
surplus earnings of all the pr?i
for tl ? nths ended with June
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
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HUNT $2 WATCH
IN MURDER CASE
Police Sii/c Negro or
Drug User Killed and
Robbed Hildenbrand.
DETFXTIVE SQUAD
SEARCHES HARLEM
Daughter Hopes Slayer Will Be
Found for Sake of Cleaning
Up Neighborhood.
All the detectives who can be spared
from regular duty are searching for'
the man who on Saturday night ki!l?-.l
John Hildenbrand, the retired cigar
manufiicturer, in his home, at 144*1
Fifth Avenue. Inspector Cray, who has
charge of the case, was certain last ?
Bight that the murderer, who, be be?
lieves, was erased by cocaine, would
soon be rounded up.
There also persists a suspicion that
a negro might have committo?! the
crime, and detectives are watching
closely the belt around 1
and Lenox Avenue, in the hope that
some one may try to pawn some of the
jewelry or the ?i! watch taken from '
tho Hildenbrand apartment Saturday
night
Inspector fra\ admitted that this dis?
trict was being scoured, but said that
no man was actually suspected of the
killing.
"The insane violence." he said, "shown
by the wounds v*as not the work of a
normal man, and the burglary was
poorly done, for who would have taken
a watch worth $2 ? I have no doubt
that we will get our man, and I th.r.k
hs a s aaa at h i I : ado."
Detectivei jrasterday were furnished
with * ption of a negro who
tried to pawn some jewels in an Eighth ?j
Avenue shop. They believe ths
?ere taken from one of th?
apar.ment.s in the Hildenbrand build?
sieh were rifled before the mur?
der was committed. But beyond
watching the pawnshops or tn.
that the drug user, ?rhe they think
killed the cigar maker, will DOS
re have little to ?v-.'i k
apon, for the fingerprints in the house
rere ( ? use.
Her? ? ti. "f 128
'.' and Arthur French,
sen, of '.?) Essl 120th Street, who
were arrested Sunday by detectivi
?the 4th Branch, charged with coi
s robbery which occurred last
January, were freed by Magistrate Ten
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"If il is only for the sake of clean?
ing up th; ? ; ood, I hope my
father'? murderer is found," said
Sophie Hildenbrand, the Barnard
dnt, who ?
nt next ??
safe to leave
?
flal burglaries in this district. I
I.enox \ ? and from 117th
to 118th Street is a hol
I think the robbers gel on a roo
th?.-:. . ? ' . the apart?
ment .ck."
Miss Hiidenbrand was summoned to
the 4tl morn?
ing to identify a watch th:.'
ht m. but before she arrr
had been claimed by its owner. She
furnished the detectives with an accu?
rate descriplion of th? taken
from her father.
-.-ices will be held to
The buna!, \vl - ?? pri
wi!'. take place to-m?
morning.
CHARGES TOO BARE,
ASSERT N. H. MEN
Indicted Officials Ask Further
Details of Alleged
Conspiracy.
Counsel for William Rockefeller and
oth? r New Haven Railroad ofi
under indictment for allege,: i i |
to monopolize trsnspo
ties asked Judge Hunt in the 1 ?'??
Court yesterday fur furl
to the charges. Tl ?
sixty-three-page bill of parti?
was insufficient, thev thought.
Richard V. Lindabury, counsel for
Mr. Rockefeller, dec.are.i thi
?
sleeve to shake loose ?.t the trial.
. i. ' ?? etment
chati.'?
.;; 189
of l'.'l_. .lohn G. Milburn, counsel for,
i harlei M. 1'rati, added that the
nt's respon
?"our ?
fendants would hi for further
to enable ;; i wer the in?
dictment.
In reply Prank M. Swacker, A
.-int Frnieil State tttori ey, a
that t ?
out all the evidence the government
bail to prove the guilt of the rail-.,,,.!
men. To .satis!', them, hi
? ould ha, ?? to enlart ?,- lis bill i
r?, tu a m
led. l ,.?? ?an
ig that ha did not
know any of the facts he
for. Judge Hunt res?
OtK. ? lants beside ' i R
ai d Mr. Pratt *??>!!? asked to have
I are
. ?' ulloch Miller. Chai I
? rt W.
la!'!. James S. Hemingway,
Fred- !
I tel El K Mellar'.-.
Alexa Edward D. '
'? Iton B. Parker
Mr. 1. ndabury, Mr. Milburn and other
counael.
I he bill ? f particulars complail
adequate was filed on August 2
printed in booh form, ai
: -
graphs. The indictment chargin?
-.piracy to violate the Sherman law was
returned ??n February 26.
FIRE RECORD.
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'GUARD TO TEST SHRAPNEL
Three Batteries to Oo to Penn
sylvania To morrow.
For practical instruction in lie Id ar?
tillery svorlc, Hiittcrie- II. E and F, of
the 1st Field Artillery, N. C. N. Y.,
Colon?*! II. II. Bagara, will leave to?
morrow for the I'nitc'l State? army
reservation at Tobyltaona, Paaa. The
battalion will leave at 10:30 a. in. via
the Laekawanna Railroad.
Regular artillerymen will assist the
national toar? batteriea, Hoth .shrap?
nel mu? liajk explosive shells will be
used. Colonel Rogara will a<*c(im|iiiny
the battalion. Brigadier General Mc
Coskrv Mutt ?Brill go along us n ,
t)f Colonel Rogara. The commander?
of the several batteries to he on duty
are: B, (tipiiiin Kotiert I?. Mills; E,
Captain .lohn T. Delaaajr, and F, Cap?
tain Harold Lawaoa.
C. P. R. ORGANIZES
BIG SHIP MERGER
Allan Lino, Canadian Pacific
and Canadian Northern Steam?
ers To Be Taken Over.
lily Teletrapli to The Ttibune. 1
Montreal, Aug. l'i. Financial and
Dg circlet ara awaiting with kern
Interest further development in the big
shippini* merger or-rantsatl by the
Canadian Pacific Railroad, which has
altad in the announcement
that the Alii n Lim ind C. P. R. iteam
ara will he ta ter 1 l.y
? a new concern, t.? b? knoarn as th?- ?'.
P. R, Steamship Company, Limited.
er will
he put ?m the mark? t on that di
ill) a matter ol concern to la?
?
Shipping men ilurin?* the last year or
two have bad many erideneei of the
i port
of Montreal. On?? instance wai the at?
tempt to ?qui >?. ? nan North?
ern iteamrei into aa oot-of-the-way
berth, which proceeding had to be
abandoned, as thi C. N. I!, threatened
?:iove to Quebec, where th.- II??
press iteameri of the C. P. K. had their
termina!. Il I?. aim
is to absorb the C. N. I!., a? well as the
Allan steamers, and that negotiations
are in progreM. Sir William Macl
has communicated noth Uont
real oftee and tl ever.
Thi Royal Line, as tha ' X. TL
? lied, is, all
? A ?Inn rait y
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tha Royal Edward, and then remain
the Princapillo and her two
ter ships, bought from n email New
V.,r'? company. Ol i Prin
.1 this
- eason.
<;. M. BoBworth, vice-prei
< ' P, !:.. v. .li be ? hail i
of ,|,i, -, com
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ill be m.,1 . "?he
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ent i?i the C. P R.? E v\ :
general cou C. P. R.,
??iiith, K. ?'. N'o ahnouncemanl
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financing the new ci
,'e of
.. .1! be m? r the man
the i'. P. R. and thi
The Lond of the new com?
pany will !><? opened w ithn.
under Captain K
I ow ?
SHOT FOR REVENGE
OR BY MISTAKE
Murder Near Foley Clubhouse
Not Political Feud, Say
Police.
? The killing of Timothy Sullivan, ol
?'?JJ liainbndge Street, Brooklyn, at th?
door of "Black Jimmy" Marano'g saloon
at 38 Oliver Street, late Sunday night
was declared by Inspector Cray at Po
lice Headquarters yesterday to be rh<
result of a private quarrel, and not ol
a feud between rival downtown pol?tica
club.?.
Kx-Shei.tT Tom Foley, with whos?
Tammany club it was rumoreil the dear
man was affiliated, als? denied that the
Il | had anything to do with poli?
tics, it was admittod, however, that
Sullivan was a member of the team
union, of which his brother, Jere?
miah, is a delegate.
- now working on the
'.?icones that Patrick Muiphy, who is
ed ?,t the .-hooting, had been in a
past, in which hi? vic
tim had a ? be involved, or that
Murphy shot Sullivan by mistake. Mur
phy'i brother, Michael, 'nice week? ago
uti beaten by a man paired George
Sullivan, and -Iurpiiy at that time
swoi ?? he'd gel re
M'.. mmitted to tha Tombs
pei ling the inoueat He
- merely walking down
tree! with his girl on Sunday night
when the firing began.
Benjamin Metager, of ;?i> Cherry
? ?rounded, hut who says
involved in the shooting,
will ba examined to da] by tha District
Attoi ney'a repi eeentative.
Shipping Information and
Marine News of the World
' Is Arriving at and De?
parting irom Port of
New York.
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