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JURY SELECTE)
TO TRY N. H. IV
(ase Opens Monday
Two Day Speech
( hief Prosecutor.
ROCKEFELLER WIN!
TAU SMEN'SF
inc Man Out Because lina
Reminded Him of Fatti.
Nie"!! and Otborne \\ ran:
4 .ras f I ><*?'
aft**- for I ' ? , .
So?
Wh? are r
?
law.
The
...
?,,??? ? ' ?attorney
rosa I
?
? ?
-, ?*.- are
real *
? ..n ?. ? treat
?
si r.- East
.
, v..
;???, contni
.
fibre rr
*
; ropri
r, 2*6 '
?
? i -,,--??.
k- . . Pordham ?'"ad,
itei
. renl e??nte,
West 71 tree!
? ?re, electrician,
We?'
l?f. ? ? ? are i I r a tasl tl
sa tu ' moi
?. ? ? the. 1
? ihi? t
S\n.p*th> for Knckeft l!< r.
? led din B
? . terday ?f
nooi
II? . ? ?
m the
i cut d.
?I . permi
- ? . to i
. nge? v-f-r? exhausted bel
??. .rt.:. r ? ?.-.'? proc?
:? .-? .. ? ?? .
. xcu*ed ft
for William
Rockef? ?i.
. ? . ? ? r-. u-r*.col pip
exen*" rles 1 Wright
turf inter He had BBB? I
factor
Do Lance. Nieoll, <f
.1 ?ral in a fai.r way to
:.? was ssked if
.*.>? reason why lie could
| ? ... a .iuror.
"1,, thi 7 r ? place," he replied,
don't think I'm c I toot to Bit oi
ca?e a I ? ?thi? undou
edly ??ill he I haven't had a h
scheel or a colle??* education."
'?I Uriah you ? : an inj
r??n arVied Jud??- Hunt, who r
had ? to ?et
that few ap to Mr. Wrigh
? .?..u n*. t r;oUgh
this line.
then." said Mr. Wright.,
built a railroad ?tntion nr.d I hn
ha ;' lor i
The i ? ? '" .*-e ! to admit
di?. . whereupi i the tal
man ?aid:
? If i -ver .?f concentrati
nee*??ar\ to a ente o?
ter."
Wouldn't I tinvirt Financier.
un honorai II
'! met jeu once," ?aid Mr Wright
Mr '
? could see no reas
to .\ou?e him
**\\ ? 1,1 ally," th? talesman ?aid,
ths?
eight*.- years of aire and he '.
Mr. ftockefeller, who :? Seventy-foB
Brha han ?pent all hi? life bull?
saltroadi Bad b? .-ountry d
ier?-*i soasldoratioB v.
?ending n rn.tn like that to |ail 1 t.'.'i
of n y father la his ?, ????.?' "
Mr Wi.. "t ?.ii ?xeusad
' awmsrk, of Ml Broadway, fail?
tr. raaalify He ?aid he was prejudic?
arainst i . . ? leaueo he failed
p- ent damni'i? from a railroi
corpora!, n on whoOO line m the We
airy.
?? Se) Friedu!
aaid he was opposed to combination?.
?? \\
Mr Fnedu? replie
"e\.
get ? ? if It."
? ?. an architect, of 4P
Pift bo did work for the lat
J. i aad who dealgaed th
?
Baj said ho felt he ??-a? ne
nie* ,. 'ed
It... mai ??.re excu?*d became the
hold ? Haven Mock 0*ie of ?hen
Harry 1' Lew :?, M| | k.rt .,,
'
It i? now BS." ol erved Ml
Nicoll.
Osbf.rne and Mk.I1 t"la?rt.
C s Bammanehlag, ft (isrf?eld. N
___nna eaeuaed after r*?;,..- Jtng ? f0]
low? to whether he ha.l ?uch ?tock*
"No, ?nd I'm glad of it."
A aaeaher ?1 Ulesssoa, in *xpre??!m
their belief that they could not rende
a just ver.iiei. hinted that th?y ver
afraid -h-? w?.u',' he Alachara*.
__*** ?? ' Iheir ? ploren
wh. ?e busires? waa allied ai -
remote'.-,. w,th railroad c?.mi
Occa?'onalK- ta'e.men eiplaln?
thev c ...' ,..0, rt, hprRU,p ,.
ItOVOd r ?roration? were proaecut*
'?nan law .ol.l, becau.
a
In the Marse of th? . ,?m!nation? b
-?on? and answer
' red loud ei
.
' *'. v.,
-
its t
itioni and aai
......
? ? .?? ?.? Mr Oil ??me.
luosl ? i ? Prank 9 Doug
la?? iv Mr Nicoll the U
l nature of the
? ? e .ta? sBgaawd. M
'
I ar what that business
'
aroai ?
? ?? ' I ? . ? || ... s.
? Biiaeral water v
? ? "
v ,
i ?
?
si
"?a. lit ttetot? to aajaj th, ?ro.pect
?
? ? tVith sad
? ?
?
HISTORIC HOUSE BURNS
I'lre |l?'tr.?\?. liiii?- ?f Waahlagtea,
Lafayette and RaatlHaa.
A- . which wer?
- ?
Lafayette tat
?. ! .
-
?amp?? who'
..
? ? efor? ' was
? ? B i sliding
?lany
rod.
? man
t, an?l
.- ' I .- ? d the coach
i Daugh
-, .
Stree?. .al est?t? _ __< r,
...
?
' -
are thought
l>ad:,- McMahoi famous i
?pearis
v ,-e
I ? ??.? ?hi bad '?!-??? or, ?
YALE MAN WINS
BRIDE IN BELGIUM
I'.ut Edward H. Townsend f inds
French Law Makes His Mar?
riage Difficult.
? ? ?
lamei
-. . ...
:
...ho is
. . M ?
? ? .
I time M?e Ternlink
! ome ?t I.a !'???.'.?? B ? a
Acers, and Mr.
? I them, When
?
?? quired by
??pie can be mar
He had to | se to obtain the
red data as to I irth. etc . before a
legal ? eould be pei fort
here.
hed Mew York last
ma time sec irit g eer
h turn? ! ? Itn hi?
one of
tmily to t ' ? I rife
icali
to be met bi ge can
If these are t.
I New York, ?? here mar
th Realty.
i was prominent at
Yale, being ? member of Pal Upailon
He earned pi<*rn
i ? .. | and then
went to Harvard I av _ hool f -.r a year
Ha apent a t the New York
Law School. Up will live in New V- r_
_f'.. r his marriage.
SLEEPING GIRLS KILLED
AS MOTHER ENDS LIFE
Gas Turned On When Husband
is Pound in Canal.
After searching for three daya, Mra,
Annie Hunti sth Avenue,
bod of her bua
baad, Joseph, n ? Brooklyn morgue,
I a ; iterday hei
called at h? r home. On
able to gain admittance, he .rot help
?oke down the door. A rush of
they
? i into the He flat
. on. On the parlor
?
? i
? ? ? abeth,
i
? r..- Its s ...and doors had
been cat ... ?paper,
.... r ?raited until
? ?. ? bed before i
?
. I
' . I
? t ', rann Ca
nal.
-a- ?
HARRISON SEES UTOPIA
Tell. 1-episluture How Philippinen Ma*.e
Itt-en Uptlftad.
Manila, ' >ct. IB Governor General
Francis Burton Harrison, in hu
..?go to the !.? k.--!h:u7.-, m-.scribes the
? i S '?' ? , I . piv-.
ent admit istrat
?
? . I ? ? rted
: ?
necessary I
? .. the
?
.??tor;,-,
?
tween as and 1
? | ? ?
of ? ? II , o? ernm? i I
tl
eratic experlenci
Join -
'..?re
? ? ' lime te eoaitdaial
WITH MALICE TOWARD
NONE, GOES TO PRISON
Court's Mercy Touches "Old
timer" Osborne Praised.
"He shewed me merry and I'm going
?P to ? th malice in m.
bod) "
x " ? . 1 lust ?et?
.
? or rorg -v. -, ....
rty-eii I
***** ' ; ?
ymt atl . of
the court yeatet ? ? ?
trie human, treatment he . . ? ?
receive a? Wat i? Osborne'
US i.a i I lead? ? for mercv thai he
muht go on ?uapended sentence -
a Uve >, a, ?id burglary charge
, '' el awa ? ... ? ?. \,.. -
,B ,h<- i"'* bay? ow,j
great int.
mee referma H?
' ; lb which th? itudents
?nr
rork W<
' (f at the ?.
V'assai
I t Sing
ft I? not
? ? . ?
' .
, for the? will carry away **;?h
tictures they can B<
. . , ?a gi?
? ?
|
"Id ha\? be?-?i s ti an be
tl i t Mott
tenant
if the .
put him oat u.u.gs vill be w_i*e than
?ver be.or?." ,
ANTHRAX FIGHT
ENDS IN DEATH
George F. Stackpole's
Heart Yields to Strain of
Age and Disease.
LIFE PROLONOED
BY USE OF SERUM
Remedy Came Ton I.ate to Save
Riverheail Lawyer, Phy?
sicians Say.
fieorge F Btaeh] al '?? wash loag ftght
against sathra? ead? mora?
le. A moment later tha ru.r ? ? ?? !
from his room in thr ? ' .r'! a'
? d informed the I
on watch ! <?? ? ?e tl a door, - ?'
? '? co'irnge- ? esrt had st last
a] ted
?
esr old Iswyer of Riverhesd,
..?ir,, informed.
i with th? fortil ??'?'?
: them rhrouv'h all th?
; ?. fai Iy had bm
I that the ead of the struggle
was near, l.a'e las? nicht, for the fint
time rince he was ?tr;cken, Mr. Btaeh
tted I .r " '?ai not feeling
"i would lihe n driak of *va*er," he
whispered; "I am feeliag rather
Iy."
was the firpt sign of lutTCndi l
he ha?! mad? He Bevor ipohi sga
'? F>y physic. ?
al 01 Thur ?day i i "v- I to h?
i ? While Dr. H. If. Silver. Ifi
!?!;?*., told ?
that h condition was encour
. doctor? at Rfllevue spoke of the
of the man'? rulse an.l < x
the b< lef that hi? life would
ad " it liy a heart col
bappoaod at 8:37 o'el ?
ylatoi i- ?ori lag.
Il.iiitlitapptd by Age.
In ?pi'e fpf hi? vigor and determined
? ia, ?r. Btachpole'a ?ovsaty
o*ie yuan War? tOO much of | handicap.
? ore serum inject?.! into his
blood served to keep bias alive loag
he usual durat'on of the disease,
but thi? was tried t?o late to save his
lifs. Hi? heart eould r.ot stand the
?.train.
The body wn? removed to the Morgue
yssterdsy morninir and prepare?! for
burial. The S'.vellir.*-f which liitd di>
torted the face and neck had prarti
cally dieappearetl The fine, strong
faca, *ritr? It snow white mustache,
shows .- - of the pain the man
? me difficulty
about obtaining a eoAfl for th.? body.
The lawyer *!an .?Ix feet in
t, !>i oad "" shoulder and at -
mow.
"eeauac ??' thli delay the P?..ekpo!e
family sbsndoned the idea of accom
panj iag l he Iy bach to I;;-, ei ?a
with to? r i .--? :. th? I:- ? W. P. Bar?
mon, who ha? been with them
Monday, day .'.rol Bight, they left the
e ?>? i." 8:18 o'elocl . Bfteniooa.
The body, in its heraetieally sealed
. if! ? , '....- seat :?? em th? boap tal at B
o'clock.
The ethesej of the ?"runi was rau-h
tad yeiterday by Bellevu? p
B?C?BB? who hiol ?.ecu connected vi .
the case. 0| I, but nor.?
ad that it hud at leaat prolonged
life.
His Death T> pical of the Disease.
"If ? bava bo? n need looner."
Dr. Charit direel
?
have saved I I
truth ci th- mattei that, once
? boon .?!'
.
? ekpole'i . pure
?
re ni
?. th .? d then
?
?!? to draw an; ron
ni on ; he f thi an
Ihrax ?Be < aae," I 'r. II.
i Dwyer, In charge of ?he isolation
remarked "Mr. Staekpola ws
? ? as? rum ws? ir.tro
it fi
hi? lif.', it prolonged hi? life for four
day? und greatly replaced the !???.
Pace an'! neck.
"I d" not '?? lie? ? that the ?
was too itrong for the h.-art. Il
- lo"!.* i Ice)y thnt there i
.. >,'. do? to th ' ?
.4 n t.?? !.y the a.-.t'.r x
i."
Dr I ??? 1 OUaaloa, i
. - - - t of
? ?
..... . .
?. . ? ?
-
f IB Stl
?
? '
St
In fact, 1
ad 1
Burial at J.'iverhead
lr. Stach] - - ed in
...day In ha<l
.i\ed arid WOl '
year? Dr. Hi I ] tor, will
? ? . .
? ? '.
?
ry education public
th ore ao d ?
rlaa?
? I
graduated from Dartmouth in
4'- ? ? ? ter weal to
SI ! a? r I
boo] there, n
and had pi I *?
line? Por rwei
thi
' of t)i* T.!*. ? ?
? o-, ami of th. P ?
? ? . , Riverhe?
a direel
?
?i
lent ef tl ? i; I ?
for b ? leal
n, a...i ai oil
Pail i -
I ? ' RIv? ? ad I
I th? Ma obi
ANTHRAX DEATH IN JERSEY
Madiaaa Coatraeta? lappaaad to p*te
Besa tafactad hj Gema fr..m llt.r.e.
. v"? "***] ?' - "" Il Through the
? ,"' ? tea h certific?te ?vit - -
' ' '
niOOB that John E. Bt ?
I. a retire,!
'? *?**? died from an-hrax on
?> at hie home ,,? W??J!ai,l
????Wr, who ?1?ned
"le" ?hat he had oeea
-?-? thro? day, hofor?
? laid be d
??any .-'-rum It ?. BBBaoaod Burn.
o.ura.tetl the dlBSBSa from a hora*
MRS MONCRIEF WINS CHILD
? ?? tTa Alim?n? or < Mid D-d I"" ,;"
rened on -ppeal
-'?-,? M
f ?ht ???- BSt Justice Gofl
I ? ?hou'd ?? ?? i . ft I
" i ef ihe * ? ? _ f,,r i
a ?ep,?. | '
?? |y of their I
? i. a, ce Ma) I r
v a? reversed yesterday by the Appel*
its Diviei? The ?ife ?rill i?
19 a week e eeaa
sea awarded by t
her
t< r
Moncrief allego- cruelty in her
? _ for ? leparatloa, bul Mo .eriof
says hi? wife, an artr?- IS, ha? r
t'i maintain his home properly
I"n? moro-, ..?- t ,? rhi ! de. is:on
;???? the mother a weeh to give hor
. I to her hushan'l
? mu:, e! fee*
tlve. Mrs
?.n the support of her hueband
decided to . g'ht for both child
alimony, und she has won,
REAPER TO CUT UNDER SEA
Kelp from Ocean To lie I . ed in Making
(_ nnpo?* der.
San Krnncisco, (let If. The kein
eroy of the Pacific (?enn is to be har
? it? d by a large powder company to
obtain chloride of potash to be used in
making ammunition for the warn.ig
nations of Europe.
George H. Marked, sror.t;iry and
general manager of the Hercule?? P ???
i>r Company, who in now in San Fran?
cisco, has, It is said, ?lemgn.d B ieb?
? i reaper, which will cut the k.lr*
-. >.\ r:'-h lengths, te be inek? l up by
a pump into a hi?- w-. Til.
plecas of kelp will then he * -?
and placed . ?? it . the i i
' ' .' Bfterwar?!
cted.
METZ PROTESTS
CORPORATION TAX
"Unfair," Fie Tells Mills
Committee?Admits He
Dodges It.
LEVY ON INCOMES
URGED BY WITNESSES
Investigator. Impressed by Its
Many f riends Report Ex?
pected Next Month.
Th? corporation tax, a? an unfair
meihod f.f collecting revenu, and the
eaae ? th which it co?iid be avoided,
were d< '-r-hed to tho Milla Legislative
?tee yesterday I Hei san A
Metr.. Tho former Controller adn
that be maintained two afleas al E
pus to avoid the local tax.
"I only go there once a year to fh .
stockholders' meet inga," said Mr. '
who appeared m a member of the Mer
A tociation. "Tho law allows
me ;o do that "
11. urged that the local personal
property tes be dene away with, arid
said that Individuals should not be
taxed like corporations, because of the
. i afforded the latter.
"New York law? Interfered with my
ability to compete with other men.
Thai amounted to bus of income The
condition? at preeent am unfair I
favor a tas on all persons 'e .empt from
etil I This would ?in brace
??rs, lawyers and certain other
eltUM ."
Mi. Metz also said it ?as a miatake
to impo ?? heavy t_\o? on people simply
because their pan-,'*- appeared in the
? r the t?l?phone llfeCtC
? ? * ?? a? ea? er to driv? por
thai colle?**, taxes from
Hi s igg? ?t?d a .at ra*. i of 1 : ? -
ceal "u Incomes at II,1""1 t?> 12,000, snd
B '-' a* I ???lit tax on those from 12,000
to *.???
Inr?.me Tax Favored.
I ho committee ha? r.ot yet decided
on any definite plan ef taxation, ac
g *.. I bairman "glen I.. Mills.
Bui 'ho te'timony (riven before it thai
? - teem? to Ina este that an Inoom?
monaure would be the r:ost popular.
? p , -.. ., , mi t? \ir, an overwno'mmg
ment li favor of it," he -n.-i -.o
"I hope are ?hill ha-,
r, 'i !? ! y the ? ddlo of next
month A* tho I .^t executive sees en
the chairman was authorized to pro
par? two or -hr?'.> SUbstitUtOB for the
it r.i property tax. 'I he plans ?u_
tested Include i
"First, the ho called classified per
sona! property tax that 1. , taxation of
poi ?on?! property by elaeaes ?* a lower
r.t- than 'ho fanera] property tax.
"Second, habitation an<l occupation
taX?M
"Ihird. a s?ve income tax."
Mr. Mills explained that the subject
of taxing public ser- ice corporations
was so veal and Intricate M.at the earn
mitte? would not a"ompt to delve
?
Th?. only arltaoei who has not advo?
cated tho me?me tax came before the
? ,.,. yaeterday. Ho was A. C,
ill, ?ecretary of the Now York
Tax Reform Association. He said the
collection of a personal property tax
almost impossible, and suggest?"!
that ?pedal taxes be urged as a sub
- ? t?
The committee will go into executive
?I tO-day at Senator Milla, home
and will discuss the various forms of
n which witnesses habva ad
vanead.
Lindsey Jury Disagrees.
Denver, Oet IB, A disagreement
was reported to-day by the jury In the
eaae of Pranh !.. Roae, charged w;*h
libel by Ban B. Lindsey, Judge of Den
?venue court. The jury ?vas ?li s
chanred. The charges were bused on
M sffldavil by Rom in which he at?
tacked Julge Lind ? ??'
PROTECTION PLEA
WADE FOR TRADE
Tariff League Ur?es
Action to Prevent Un?
loading by Europe.
OPPORTUNITY SEEN
AT 1916 ELECTION
Restoration of Former Policy at
Once Advised as Check to
Flood After War.
An appeal to th? Amercan people
?vas issued yesterday by the American
Protective Tariff League afgiag them
to restore pro.-perity to ?he nation by
restoring; the policy of pretoetiefl The
leegUS '< < I *? Bpp-Sal on the fear tha*.
after the war America will he flooded
by cheap product? from Furope, whif*h
will cripple home industries unless 1m
iqediatO ?tea? are taken to make thi*
influx impossible.
The meeting vil held at the league'?
headquarters, IM Broadway, and *ai
?.?1 by the hoard of managers, the
executive committee and the executive
officers, who unanimously voted to cir?
culate the appeal, "in behalf of Amer?
ican prosperity, the full employment of
A i > eaa labor at fall American wages,
?he full standard of American living
and the restoration ?f sound and ?ate
economic precaution? against the r-r
tain deluge of competitive importations
that will flood our country at low
af'er the return of peace and
the resumption of full industrial ac?
tivity in Furope."
I "The American Protective Tariff
I-eag'ie," th? ?ppe?! Nad?, *ppn____
through lU board .f Banaja^^jl
officer? and ? " t ;??* tora?nita?
urges all it. nvinoer? and .;i, 6r^^
to a united and ?restha^SB
? r? -*or?t',on ?f'!5
esn policy of pro*?ctlon m ?a?
th? ? ?- ? ob ef 19M. nt
??? an a-ltmutsaa,
protective ?ar.tf st th? earl.*?t |?J?
i? ?he on grand ob ?<t ,
work for I- n ?f ms,V?j 5
object a? aekw?
?f ' ? e i iBitt-aaaBM
" ?, provided ',;,- ?he ConatitsjEL^
I'mted aStat??, are ampl? f'or ,?
' ? ? ' a |yj3
Should depend 'ipon th? *low ???; M
certain procos??? of any new p... ,,
?ar ,T making.
' tertf flrot aa?
, r?r, he dfi'-e a? a _
CITY COLLEGE SOPHS W1I
Freshmen Struggle In V?in In fits
Ku?h on J??per 0?*l.
Althoigh outnumbered two te ?.^
tba ? ity College ?ophomorei tnttto.1
vietortOBS ye.terday !r. th* BjBjsj
fre?h-soph flag rush held on Ju?tr
Ova! Th*ered by 3.0^0 ?;?c*.**.on, tk.
freshmen struggled valiantly, bit it
vain.
Deipit* the liberal sacrifie* of _H
bttdily *'iuipment, however, t**a agj
ing clasi wai unable to gain th* eev
,.?. ?I banner II ?vai the ?econd t?o?
|n ils yean that the frejhtnen ?r?n
aasaeaasstaL
H. _ KREHBIBti
A erttle ?h???, ?orii earr. a
mtiitri nelS'ht In th? mml ?1
world.
ft \V BRIOOfl
? artoont nr>- _:?o __
th- cur.try u-..
? ., ? Bree
.AM' I 1 NI AHA M.
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palan tat troth ta _.sertie._g.
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