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Conduct.??:] by Samuel Hopkins Adams.
Th.. department Is devoted SB ?ep.r.ttng ibe ?beep of
.dverti.ing from the goat???nd h.ng.ng ? hell on ?he goat..
It de?l. with a anee .er...... topir in ? way ?h?t it not too i-moui.
||. hone.? endeavor will he to an.wer with fairne?. either in
print or. where thit il inexpedient, by private UtSOT, all ?Vr
qtie.lion? ?bout id?rrt...inenl., wh.lr re.erving ?he right to plead
ifnorinr. when th?? is ?he right ..?.wer It ??It? nothin?/. for it?
, ?i.es except the confidence of it? rorre?pondenl? in giving
ihe.r n.me? ?nd ?ddre..e?. a contidence which will never l.?- vio
l.ted. Pler.se .t?te cle.rly whether you prefer to have yotir name
withheld from ?nswer? printed here No unsigned commun ration.
V4.ll he rend Arldie..; The Ad A ?.or. The Tribune, New York.
- th? pletare? draw** b? the fu ? ' "?',
I ?'
i than i
.
tenaei t weel
nd it. 1
? . ? thai have oi pr
e the onea wl
? '
? ' ' l".it ?*????
rig ? " fan
oui
? ? ? ....
by i litoe?.
?
my 1 -' r?, and dar?
J01 BY
.-* r. Avenue, New York I
foi hia ( ?hogterfleldian urbanity, and next
*n that milita ? ? -.? which he BO confidently
prophi ? t to r him to tho following eommanlcation :
Tie Rohdenbura Co., Inc.
BUILDERS'
tract
York
I v??ad in 1 ay's Ti itter to yoo of Joseph Christoaosfl
In r*i few Jereey.
that be fear? his er."
trievi t. We un - r?
f .rttier back
: would b?
; t on his lot
Brill communicate this to Mr I yoor
r- rtunity, i
?
THE ROHDEN'BURG CO., INC.,
gned F. M. voib I
: i. sa .' ?
Mr. Cssj?nj, permit RM to introduce Mr. RohoVnbnrg. It is row
jr-.
? r tS ?nv to fas, ?'ho are engaged in th? commendable
? in the column? of th?
believe I have i
-
er of "Hearst'? Magazine" ia exploited ft
new cure, AUTOLYSIN, ?am?
? ? ?
My wife ' that awful disease, I wrote one 8. M.
-- near the latter part of the ar'.ile, for
? my b. m? ? \ . i ai ant n ted to
gmStiOB I wrote I'r. S, P. I
? r, or "P" (Dr. Pitch], sent iocloaed
i aten form of eireulai leti
in "Hearat'i Magaafno.'' and when 1 got in touch
h i ho ?aid n< rditoi asked him if the article ?vs
? ? - . ? thai it ?raa r?o1 it ona-fld? write-up. Ala?
?aid if the pKt'y B?ietod went ?nd any atl pt wa? matle
r e advised a*, once.
? ' - ..- end wa? roforrod to D? Fitch,
who nid be had wi I went ovsi 'be case with him,
rh Inclosed la a reply, and wa?
it the eosl would be from $200.00 up
and the sdmtn
.ory was paid 160.00 ?
? per week for eight ? ?
? ..: tl ai the bow remedy was
r arithoat coat? ia other worde, for humanity'?
.ake ... NO, TheB 1 bade him adieu nid ?aid
m ' favorably.
p,e i (,ni injuBtiee, bat ;.m safe that
AC'l 01 ty at the co?t qaoted.
s tho blication of tho araaxing puffery of Autoiysin in "Hearst's
Mnga/ine." rhich boa since Leen repodiatod l.y one of the notod
arientiats n.supporl ?f the treatment. Tho Ad-Vioor hastiad
and advice ra>garding thia medicine. Autoly
nin in a nosti That is, it it a aocroi pr?paration privately owned.
The BMthodl of it.- r I - : Bach as to commend themselves
th? ::i?'.ii.*al profOaSsion. Whether the surprisingly
ii ilosed by my correspondent la or
ia not a f * * with certain*.*. I ted, bat the lijrures in it
?eeni to have 1 "Bei??- to advise," runs one ?sentence, "if
you will ?? us and talk the matter over with us, we will
make foes whal is entirely within your rt-a.-h." The prie subsequently
: y in consonance with this hejruilinp proposition. In
anoihei . I am h formed, tho Initial price aaked was |1,()00. Hut
any ouesl of the qualification* of the men wlio are exploit?
ing Au1 I* ? ant b?ida the question: < an it cure cancer?
It is I the question positively either in th. ? em..
? ?? But this much may bo atated with certainty:
The '.. ret in itoolf compela auspicion. The ultra
sin "H.-ar.-*'- Ma?-;./ n< " ? ?pi. ited 11 to the world has
nlrea:> ? ... ecauso of the methods of exploitation,
bo of th? ed wi'h H ha? been foi I to -ever
? with hia medical college. Finally, there haa been no
ify any scientist that the eure? claimed ar?.
r thii- the nostrum ?rill not, Ilk? of ita
era - appearance of success vanish
forgotten the lymphs and* ?teruma
of 1 i wa
_, . '?el?.V ? ' '?* trom 'he F a. Btooii Ceoraaai of
' '? bood of ?. h.sing." and I thsrofars
??Bit? ? . aay truth me let fortl
" 'it
?ooa .. for ' -, ou."
WILLIAM ARNOLD.
Stuart'? Caldum Wafor? are the BOftnim exploited in the form
MtA ? made ire aLu?d, and 2J
wafer? quit? m,-..: predicated oi them.
aaAfm\_JY. A'! V *'"'"? *' -"r^t a querv abottt Kafee Hug pan pap ___a
oaffola? i th. ?i
__n\__*V ?'?"f:nn " foet that te?
A' t?
iroro too leaves or coffee bean?. /_ A |( ?STEIN
__m__?!? Ec.kst*,n '* ___* "Ktit and The Ad-Vioor was quite wrxma Th.
correction is noted with thanks. V wrong. The
?ot h.rn.f.i aad wb.-h will?tU?rp f?lcYlV.? ' P***-nU? ?>?
; B. IL KEWMAN.
Othine ii included in the Indiana State Hoard of llM,t? ? a
i m -nt,nirrUH2th:
Dr. Harvey if* w ? '
ry prepara.
,, ?? :,; 5S?no,NCk^
janain',. r* ?MGeorg? ... }!fn.
I" ? 126 at a ??le f.
ft ale for
' *
?
A
aan
aH_ BOM than s -at, ri I
* mMttuo.su tMftaataa lui. J* M-\>?>_ han fat to ka'n? S>?. \
FINANCIAL MAZE
OF N. H. DEALS
OPENED TO JURY
Chief Prosecutor, in All
Day Speech. Outlines Case
Against Directors.
SAYS $5 PLUMBER
WAS $1300,000 DUMMY
Pressed for Detaili by Defence,
U. s. Attorney Becomes
Bogged in Figures.
R, I - ? United
of
? ?
the Jnry
? Bnf
land n finance the Mullen
. -anee,
he nr, BtOI '
f ?liven
. ,T ? ? tob? .....
human nr.ni: II?- admitted that
tand it all.
TV ronfi * ?? aft?-r an a**nck.
a the
the bal
P lawy? elerei
\\.\v i . rmer dl*
, Judge
n a charge ' ? to rio*
ermai I I law.
two
'?d as
'?'r I-.
?
...... j,
ad i."'t
"
I : , . ?' ? I :,- ?? ?lif
? po. its
and tei ' ? ere need in
one r 'a single sum of
money.
, -..i v, then." Mr.
ejected
to tb?
? . ng. "1 r I se? mu-.! ??? i fused it
was owing to the feel I
many named so
that il tingu
... ? other hard to ?aj
waa officered by plumbei eh by
Tangle Confttoee Prooeeator.
From th.- Mi Hum i,
je,-?, d to renew? m time
? fenee,
?r;e i
enough, in
... when 1
It inn
? , ?? ? ' amounts, date . cor] .ration
Bed to
II of the two or
an pi
length of time the take will
led to unravel I ? tans.
Mr. Batta said in I mine that
rtake to
fht this
?rimmel In
' I
that w? i ? r tha purpose of
? "ii in New
In If Haven eon
? I
no trolleya oi mboal : I
August l( I
f.r bv influence i - Il ''-r, il
had Ii I linga to sppi ?
7,600 miles In the Ni ?? ? i
batan*
tially all the tea conned
the n si ??i" the
it? tb?" opei .
? ?
New England transportal
Also, as a part of I traction of
tition, n?
Havei Ni a *? g*
'.. ? Haven re I
I1 ?ter n
s It] the Nee
York Cenl a h ich each i
.... , f th?
? r through the ' ew
terminal.
The Billard Meal
? h eoi Hone,"
Mr. Batt? said, "the Ken Haren pro
shares of
of the Boston _ Maine. This
I I I ?-'., but
v. i will beai mil the ? ".on of
n be acquired through
? ? ? king rectoral
"This stock was owned contrary to
of th? State of Massachusetts,
and was so declared bj tha court of
? . ' ? rei ?rl I that a! ite. At this
.; -eared John L. Billard, of th?
"He has won a place In Amcrifin
doing noth
| the use of
?or the lif?
'.; coal
town of hia I l-.e
rnin| aft?
fllce of Mr.
'????. Heren,
ted to buy ,
hare? i I 1 M
id i id ea
"The ?tock of the Beaton _ M
waa li?t? th?
at 14?. i1 .- to ?r 126
1 - ?.
ii him. The] ippli?
.. rei ything but thi name Billa'd.
in y had
t? for $2,74 I ? fl rei ?
between I ! 1 the pi co i . ; .. '
-
Later, ha 1 iwfo!
in the
I *.'
?
? flr?t
??. .
? were 1 t In thi ai
?. . lition twenty-Are 1 point!
were lost. Two i- aren hundred
ftj thousand .1"! east
the I si f th? rei
ble or ai .a Bit*
f? r the use ol for on?
Ha then passed to the acquisition of
m pan y
ted ] roeeaaoe, saying
1 ? ?
.
? - sccounts and da
'Al ?ne the several corporv
?n of
? said,
I Soca ?
r the pnrpoM '
through
1 "leveland I: . .
who |.r. par? I for his career ,,.
I a plumber in
? $0 n day
... rk to
hi ;? hide tl a tr_-.- ? of $1,1 00,000, th ?
ad te await a t;me
TRANQ ROOF GARDEN A"
1 . Itft? I. . A M I? . I \t .
Alt.rnoaa T.a 4 3; I* M. la I v p. M.
I'M I?* I f. BJ, U 12 t. Ma
m,\ ,? ?> a i hi aga ? be aeed in 0
si proi ' ' ' ' ' renient eoi
?
? ? ? En gland
square I
id. ti
i. Rock
,.
BIOS?
! "
? ttet hrougl
? ?? i,:' 'he in
Hill
...
Mr. Bat I
? ? rgin to |
. .
' : - ? ? ?
governme.it'i
SEA DRAGS BACK 8
WHO FLED TO ROCK!
Engulfs llicm Oui* by One
Flings Mate t<> Safety.
? ?? . i 11, | ? - 0 n e a f t ?
who had . ' r wi Mal Pa?
after escaping
, . ?
_. n era drag.
; . . ' I
H
li. E. Joi .?. ol V ',.
Cl'll *- ? ?
? tnp?
oner, which, ?nil?.
i'., i ' ' ?tob. ! '.', f"
M,i_..- up on Mai i'n?*
twelve 'i-.--' north of here, early to
: hoard Captain De
? ??>?>, Y. K. Harrington, chief en
- r ; .1 s. v. I en*
li. i ? ? ; a Allen, c?
[igui
' er and Bafaa
.nt.
all the men ex
ret,- i ? ?.. ined "i. '?'?
" I, .. er th?
the ? .-- being
pieces, but co h ig!
?rave ...-ks t.
? be i
1 i Cam s, an
v.as I to Mei -"r usi
a
$187 A SECOND FOR CHARIT,
Philadetphlaas (.ive 1111,?170 te < hil
dren'-. Boepital In Ten Minute?.
. - 1 ?
Fhiladi ; I la, 11? ? IS. Local charitj
ashed to nvht a
the Ho1, i Ad?
t? n mil itea, fill fil l - cribe?
...
- Hospital of I'hiladelphia, in?
tended I c* children'? ho?
i It : 1 1 he world. E. T. SI iteabury
Unstmaster, called fur subscription.'
from the '."?li person! In the dinlnj
100m, and almost at onee aebacriptioni
? L- $. 1,970 rer? 1
Mr. Stoteabury, carried away b]
feet a
thumping for ol 1er
?
HILLSTROH MUST DIE;
NEW DATE IS SET
I. ... ... Leader Sentenced Se?
cretly Recal?e of Warnings.
[|:t T- . i-.r,\ ? , 1
lit Lake City, Oel 1- Joeenh H ill -
, I. W. *tt . II : leader,
who has been cor. nee' ed with th.? dyna
mil ? 17 plot? of the MeNamara brother?,
must pay tha penalty with Ins 1 ?
the murder of John G. and Ar ling M<.r
i en. Th? ?seeution, wl
* Of 1'ri -1
? I to-day by .1 idga
: Diatriet 1 ..urt".
I'ti;. two auto?
mobil' li ai brought without
public to the
? hurried into the
eourti . :? in<.entono wai read
and the date ?' irithtn ten minutes.
the ' OUn had fixed the date Hill*
- ? .?
and I ri? d t..
make ? ?it. but Judge Ritchie
?
Hillstrom Bald that he "guessed it
wai 1 ettled now," and added: "I
won't have to worry any more. A- l"_k'
?1- the;, feed rue well and let me irrite
? . ? up mt correspondence
? ilk to a few people, I won'I won-;..
1 ?..Hi faee death In the ime way I
ired mj life."
? fear ol irions
has now rea-"d. 1 he number of let?
ters received a1 the Governor's offlee
to-day reached two hundred. Virtual?
ly every one was 1 I threatening nature.
The prison li .'?;?' n inder double
guard. Member? of the Shi-ri:T's force
and four .:.?..-',--es guard the Gov?
ernor nigh* and day.
NEW HAVEN HA
GOOD PROSPE
Presiden. Elliott Rep
Higher Earnings f<
Three Months.
DIRECTORS CANNOT
CONSIDER divid?;
$2...ooo.ooo Needed in Next
Years for Improvements
Equipment Better.
Howard F.iliot*, ehalrman of the
Yor_. Ne-.v Haven | l'ar'?'.rl Baill
company'? annual repor* foi
'.ear - -..!e.'. .Iin. 10, ItlS,
? hile the _r?t three months ol
curri-nt year show marke.1 ?nipr
. ?. ? e directora
not consider the declaration of
dividend until they are aaanred of
permanent Ananelng of tha com;.an
"The amount af the possible los
the ?ale of the properties that mu?
Sold by order of the Federal Co?
saya Mr Klliott, "the existence or
large floating debt and the need
money for making Improvements,
I r- I *he ability of the cotnpat.y
;.;,;. .! v :*? ti?Is."
1er the decree of the Federal C?
sot.'' aeeuritiea must !".? so Id by J
tiarr 1, 1917, some by Julj I. 1917,
? by July 1, 1019. The deCl
however, provides that the cour* B
for good ea iee
The New Haven for the year er.
June M laat reported groes o|"-r..*
r..\ enne ting to $66379363
? ol 12,07332. as compared m
the previous y.-.ir. Freight reveai
fell "if 11397,320 and paaaenger ea
mg? dropped 1683,087. The only
ereaee in groes was 1136,00- fr
"other transportation."
Railway operating income last :?<
was 118^00,000, a gain of 13369,7
due to a reduction of $6,10638
? ng expeaaoe, the largest savn
' I, being effected in the trai
portation department. There ?as
decrease of $1,0_1,_.._ in dividend
cimie. due to the fact that no diabun
ment aras received from the New Kt
land Navigation Company.
Total deductions in the form of fix
. , from net income left a surpl
of 12307371, an inereaee of |2,0: ? ?
Although there v.iis a, r?duction in e
panses for tnainl'nance of way a:
structure and for maintenance
equipment, Mr. Elliott say? that tl
Now Haven's track and ?tTUCtUr?
in better condition than for level
years, i'nder the head ng of g-,:.'r
Brha to stockholders, he adds:
"The las* two years have been tr
most critical in the history of tl
d there has been difficult
in maintaining its integrity. Sin?
July 1. 1918, th.-re has been a -.v: Il
spread depression in business, affor
ing adversely the earning power c
your property. This buaincas depra.
?ion has ..',.,, affected all the subord
nate properties in which your compan
i; interested, so that the roturns t
roar company from these propertla
for the last year ?ere $4.709,1110 les
?or 'he yenr ended June .'.0, 1011
and 11,136,461 less than for the yea
ended June 30, l.u."
Mr. Elliott savs that it will be ner
eaeary for the New Haven to spend be
.: 126,000,000 and 180,000300 in im
provemOBtS during th? next five year
ovvr arid above ordinary operating ex
penses and fixed charges. Part of thi
money, he States, Will be taken frorr
earntngs and purt from the sale ol
property and securities.
MULLAN, RESIGNING,
ASSAILS PERSONAL TAX
Law Absurd and Unfair, Com?
missinner States to Mayor.
? ? rge v. Mullan, Mayer Mitehel'i
former law partner, tendered his resi?_
natlon as Tax Commissioner yesterday
??..I the Mayor accepted it. Both ths
Mayor and Mr Mullan denied that any
misunderstanding led to the resign .
tion. In his letter to the Mayor Mr.
Mullan said that for some t me he had
he, :, anxious to be relieved from his
official duties to devote his entire timo
to his law practice. Speaking of tha
? ? lituation, the Commissioner said:
"The hogrd nas met with courng.
and, I think, intelligent onderstandintr,
the unfortunate situation of real es
AMUSEMENTS._ I _ AMUSEMENTS.
Sensational Triangle Plays
Stir Things
Suppose you continuel to linil threaten?
ing notes in your ?band without knowing how
they got tli? ?!???, .'111(1 that while you were sit -
ting wide awake on the deck of a yacht you
found yourself in the hold of a Chinese trad?
ing ship because a twin brother?
In reviewing this play, ?Alexander Wool
cott, ?if The Tunes, says :
'The Sable l.'.rcha' ha*, in it more of
mystery, ingenuity and surprise than you
would fin 1 ;n 8 thousand scenarios."
( .r imagine that you were a ?strong jawed,
two handed person, competent to bold up ?
"hard" mining camp crowd with ? ?gun while
you preached a sermon to them, and that while
you were preaching to them the hi/^ ?gambler
ut' the camp in? t vour wife, and
( )t' this play, "The Disciple,-' Heywood
Broun, in The Tribune, says:
"This picture merits tl??- highest praise."
But perhaps you had better see these
tense, compelling TRIANGLE PLAYS
and two rip-roaring Keystone comedies for
yourself at the
Knickerbocker Theatre
Broadway at 38th St.
Every Afternoon and Evening
Daily matinees, U.V. and 50c.
Evening!, 25c, 50c, 75c, ?1 and *L\
? ,.. ?hirh ha* 'or ?o long a 'im? fnr
,.' |h? | .x ba?fl. and
. I bel eve, gor;- v?>jy far toward
gnll af tea great
?? In values that ha? occurred In
? ... i * -,
???p.. , .- adopted toward th?
per-...-.-. *?x a policy heel eolculatee. In
..... t., f..rua pnblle attention
beardlty ai l ?7 falmoee of
ting tatntei 'axing personalty
i,, d to secure their repeal. In enfor?
;.^ii? b. || i? may 'he ren'.ly unenforce?
able peraonalty tax l e heard la eet eelf
aspreaeine ti reeoga I >a af the un
a fact thai I " a law enforcing
b ?dy, :?r d nel ? ? gla b< i si I i
llg body, but that the h_rd?hlp? and
, .? r . rOBUlting from a ??riou? at
templ '? enfor.snt cannot fall to
br.i g about a reform which, in mv
oplfl on. would ha--" bo?r. SOCUrod man-/
-, ears ag ? had continued endeavor to
enforce these laws ?s they then stood
been made
?[ aipecl to eontleue as a memb.r
of the executive committee of the taxa?
tion committee appointed by you in
the spring of 191 I, ai.d to give to that
committee ard to the legislativ? rom
mittee, hended bv Sonatoi M Ile, such
aid a? 1 am eapablc "f in their difficult
taak of procuring a solution of the
tT-biem of devising new seurcee of
revenue, In ori'-r that realty may b(?
relieved of Its .ivor-?. helming burden."
The Mayor reu'ucd tha' he acceptod
? '? ' ... n ssioner'? resignation with
extrem?- regret.
WILSON MAY WED
EARLY NEXT MONTH
IMans for {'resident's Marriage
Rapidly Maturint;.
IKr-m faolM I !'? ?*'? ? '
Washington, Oct. 1*_ President Wil?
son an 1 I>r. I ary (?rayson played golf
at the Columbia Country Club thi?
afternoon. The I'resident and his
cousins, Miss Hor.es and the Misses
Smith, und Dr. Grayson dined in the
White House to night.
Plan? for the wadding of th? Pre?l
dent and Mrs. Norman (?alt are matur?
ing rapidly. It would not be surprising
to many here if the wedding occurred
early in November or even before.
Miss .Margaret Wilson will ?Ing in
Cleveland t" morrow, and is expected
to .mil! to Washington from that city.
The President frequently listens to
Miss W.[son's voice in the records ?he
haa made of hie favorite songs, she
learned several old Scotch song? to
I eaaa her father and aing? them in
charming dialect.
Whc.l Dr. Grayson was asked to-day
concerning the published report that
he was to marry Miss Alice Gertrude
Gordo i he replied: "1 am rery much
nleaaed with the compliment paid m?
iii rumoring my engagement to Mis?
Gol lot, but there is a mlstak? in the
announcement and I must decline the
honor. ' Miss Gordon is a warm friend
of Mrs. Gait
I ? r. Giayaon declined to discus? the
whereabouts of an engagement ring
which went into the White House a
few day ago by messenger from a
local jeweller and never came out, so
far Bl the public knows. Washington
ives that the engagement of
Miss Helen Woodrow Hones, the Presi?
dent's cousin, and I?r. (?rayson will be
announced after the wedding of the
President and Mrs. Gait.
,?.-?
DAVIS'S CAPTOR DEAD
William P. Stedman Took Confederate
President Prisoner.
Washington, (?ct. IS. Funeral ser?
vi?-."? were held here to-dav for William
P. Stedman, a private in the 4th Michi?
gan Regiment during the Civil War and
the captor of Jefferson Davis after the
fall of Richmond. Mr. Stedman died
here yesterday at the age of ?eventy
nine year?. He had been a resident of
ngton for almost a quartar of a
ry and was an employo of the I)e
partment of Agriculture.
Favors Whipping Poit.
County Judge Roy in Mrooklyn from
the bench advocated yesterdey a re?
vival of the whipping post to curb way?
ward bo; and lighten the work of the
??"nits dealing with youthful crim?
inals. "A return to flogging is sorely
needed," .aid Judge Roy. The opinion
was provohed by the case of Frank
Murphy, aixteen years old, of ?61 Fifty
Street, who has been in the
Children's Court several times, charged
with petty larceny. Murphy promised
to reform and was discharged with a
suspended sent.nee.
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RECITAL fOR 1H ?' 11AN' ?
MILINOWSKI and CLMPSON
ba?H at _n Of_.a. il? _ Weliaoha 11 _r??i_
BEACH V TRAINS
CRASH; 12 HURT
Accident in Ocean Avenue
Tunnel on Brighton
Line.
RUSH HOUR CROWD
TRAPPED IN CARS
Rear End CoIIUion Blamed on
Failure of Emergency
Brakes.
f",merKen<*y brakes *hn* bOBOBM ?"*
on on? train ?nd others th.?. refus??.?.
to work on anoth?>r accounted for a
rear ?rid rolImion in the Orean Av?nu?
'.innel on th? Rrighton Beach I. .
!a?t nijfh*. In which moro than a d ?SSB
pa?sentf?rs were inured Four per?
son? are reported to hav?. rereive'l
serio.:, injurie?. Th? aeoidon? hap
pened ?t ?1:20 p. m , a*, wha? aSOMBStan
have often called the mo?t dangerous
?pot on the Brighton lire
Tho mor?? seriou.lv Injured:
PI"T!.. Ar-' ,r. ?tfr,t??n. fieri?. 1??? Bad Tww.j
rv.rth il!i<?rr IT.UmmJ*.; rlsM root ' luivd ????-.
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John Lyon?, motor-man of a ?ix-ear
?at? bound train, had ?topped 100 feet
north of the Woodruff Avenue ?tation
with two car? of h:t tram itill in the
tunn.l under Ocean Avenue. He re?
ported to A.iiitant ,Superintend?nt of
Tramportation T. F. Blewit?. that th?
emergency brake? becam? let in lome
unknown manner.
After a wait of three minutea, pa?
lenger? in thi? crowded train heard
another train approaching. From tho
hum of the ra.il? they knew that the
train behind wa? running st high
?peed down grade and around the curve
leading into the dark tunnel. There I?
no ?ignal ?ystem on the Brighton
Beach lint?, and It 11 thought that
Motorman Rauman supposed th.? tram
ah ?ad of him waa about to pull out of
Woodruff Avenue ?tation.
When he discovered that the red
lights blinking at him were not out?
side the tunnel tone, he applied hia
emergency brakes. "But they wouldn't
work he told A,,*Ur. ...T^
ent Blewitt. The trsla baHft!?
?tar,dinf ca,, ,??'Bd ??35
'h?^?*-ed th;;,;L?>
form., i.r?,<? n any win?iow, .??A
pa.sengrr, ?o th? floor. bJS
wVe r-ro-IH with ru.h fJS
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of the stationary tra?a .WJ^??
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??id, t to the, ..t?TlU?
*. ntartstad," rep!;,aj Airst. ??
per.r.'er. lint Bltvitt ?h.? ?*
ir Banman would he ?___***
by the Brooklyn Kapld TrJ^*^
par.;.-. "????.??,
A!l traffic on th. Un, Wli . ,
"'?? 1 I o'eloek, a*h?a a .h-!^.** ??
wai ?mulled b.tWMB Wcodrar"
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away to get a bondsrr.i*.," wu t^*
ful plea of John Moet.J, , p0i. 7*
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would not know wh.ri I ?#?, ? -, *
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