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POLICE CLUB
MOB IN CLOAK
STRIKE RIOT
Battle Follows Work?
ers' Attempt to At?
tack Own Leaders.
FIGHT STILL ON;
PACT REJECTED.
"Betrayed" Men Shriek
Epithets at I'nion Offi?
ciais on East Side.
?
lcade! rment
'.erdav engaged la notous
dasaonat
M-n. ?
called to Stuyvesr.r.t Cn.ino, Ninth
Street ar.d Second Avenue. While the
mob largBd sl tha polics
battered th.- Btrikora w tn eluba. and
when tbe baf!( WBS ended mnr.y of the '
riot. ?
Tbe tOOatrnt .'BBISjad again und again
into tho Cl . eompelled
Ihe *?.? staas III
aticks - -S ths |
pavemert and were picked up on the
ahoaldera of their eoiradas and car?
ried off.
eharga of tbe reserves. the
long i ikera roBBB
for a " BB, like a
great wavp, moved across the
ment. By shasr woifht of n.
they i ? poiice bnck momen- ,
tanly. but I I SN from '
the nifhtstieki soon stopped them and1
drove tl ?t BBS 1 BBB, fully a
dozen BBOB sri N lying in the
either dasod or unconscious. Many
g from m.'urics.
tlubs Finall.. Kout Moh.
An Italiafl attaeked a policomnn
futilely aritk an umbrella. A second
later he -ark t" the pavement. stunned
from ti.- bl itra of half n dosoa clubs.
Many women. most of them garment
workers, were m the crowd. and aome
vere il tl I thi i trnf.
When the itriksfS Aaally rcalized
they cculd not stand against the poiice
--.ed sudderily to leave
them aad there waa a srlld rash for)
cover.
Previous to t. e riot. Benjnmin
? rnational president ofl
the aaioa, had aoughl ta oxplaia the:
terms of B prOpOSOd BfrSCSBBBt with the
mami' ? ? S gathering of shop
foremen in the Casiao. He was hooted
down amid a bedlam of det.uncifttions
nnd epitheta. Ml rooh," "tra.tor" and
,.*fcer . OB sounded
through the ball r.s tha union leader, ,
for his safity. WBS husticd from the
building uni' r guard. while threats of
bodily injury WOl*S shouted by the!
Mrikers a__aiBBt 'he union offlcinls, who,
they doclared, had betrayed thtm and
"sold them out.''
\ nion Officiais in Flight.
Oatslda a etwwd of tfiOO strikers
rurgeii baeb BBd forth across the
?>r. o* oeka until the reserves
fron the Fiftl ? B appeared.
? ? ?. awod for a tem nia*
e ftlid
, rying lt thoil !> adors, they
atarted toward tha polics, oaly to be
haltcd by ft raifl oi blowi from the ;
. ;jrht-' am clothes |
men. ; tily into s. ?
.- *.o BapproBS tho
not.
\Vh Bl SehWsinger was at-i
ufully to addreaa the
Ktriaeri the aceoad floor ol ths
ack, one oi
union, miI
a similar r> B tl rOBgad Bl d
natoy rootari und floor. lle,
too, ?. ' sway from
the Wl
Abr -etary and treas
arsr of 1 ?
a] lab..r leader,
mad? hii < throagb a rear win?
dow.
I'olo. Kout (liher ( rowds.
At ' the
? .? > of
excitemer ?
atratioi i nductod al BoothoToa,
Wofcati ? ai d A
A crowd ? bofors
the office of thi
"Forward," and ereated a di-turl.ar.ee
until thi . the poiice.
They bi ? bar noi printed ITiddiah,
which aaid: "Down with the agree*
ment ? : tl. > uanted
some **rtal leadora" aml not noa who
noulri the manu
facturer
The - ? ? ? ? ? ;. l.r - '? _ ! | op< 1 tbe
aottlcB ? approTod i
terday aad ' ..' m?n\ of the men
would be back id. the
actiov thc strike ia
,i settlement apparent
ly Bt , BT, a.thouj'h
hhould l>. i.ccr; ?
laal deciaioi i aaa and that.
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Phon. l.r-rl.* 5.60
.law Urk N. Y.
th?*refore, thc strike would be con?
tinued.
*t\ arni* Slrikers Against Vlolenrr.
"If thc agreement is un**at*.sfactory
\ ?.ii 4'.,- continue the atrihe," ba said,
;*biit \ ".i ma I do M in Orderlj manner
aa vo\r have done before. Kefiam from
md i ioleaee nnd ***9
? . :?? halla, r<
Burne voui pleheting and vur leadara
will b. ? Ith "i tO 'he fui"-1' "
\.a referenduin vatt waa taken on the
. Bentitaenl of ll
terdai rt ?
I as auperfluoan to ballot.
Reprea?ntatf*/efl of both the (-arment
woikers nnd iiianufncturei *fl on the
ronferen,'.' .'??" believe
much of the anti.gon.-rn to tha agree
s due to n '.v.lure of thfl I
nnd tiie to underaUnd what hai
?
. in a tt* days.
:he eieil >n ? nl and anccr hriv.*
. ? . ? ? dam will rocistor
| , . ? p ran. OppO
? '.. howerer,
le hope of endinir the strike
r. aturrs have bl i ?
elrtninnte.1.
Manufacturers Stand Pat.
manafaetarera offered ro aa
?
U Geiahay, repri
? i
ea ?.? are eoaearned, "he
closed. The agreement has
... | thi .'oirit
?.?.nee. The manufaetui'erfl are
for the mer to return tO work."
f tha
for the
of tha
"Largely beeauae i l Btatetn. ntn mada
the manufactar
, \. orkari R'd to be
nrid the manu- I
facturei ?rythiag. If then- had
? the effecl
of the afrreement bi
public, it -iy certain
Ild hrnc hatn accepted.
"Some of the more radical believe
thc committee of the aaion ihould have
? ry eoncei Ion it went :.ft.-r
nnd should have been sa'istied with no
compromise. bul thifl waa impossihle.
Wa did, bowever, a*at som.' coneeasion
or. practieally every demand we made."
art W. Rrr.ere, a.lv.-rr to the
union officials, gave out a statement
last night. in which he said it was im
? reach an agreement i
durabla peace without interven
I a board of arbitration in which
,*-? |b lepitsented.
HUGHES RE VIEWS
CARNIVAL PARADE
"You Bet Your Life," He
Tells Advocates of
Preparedness.
tmMawwtmt fll Ita Tr.-*r? i
la-ehamptoB. I- ?-. 'lu!>' -R
? - E. Hughes reviowe.l the opening
parade of tt- rillage earuiTal here to
and then acrompanied by Mrs.
U-ushefl and the Misoea Helen, I
Bbeth, went to the carmval
? . ctej the various ex- .
hibitions. The shark' body which aaa]
near Sag Harboi a rea daya ago.
. ? in a coffr:
thc diaplay-fl in whuh he took an
? at. _ .
Tht Southampton Kifles, a volunteer
company, several bandfl. and a dozen of
eompofled the parade. At the
. rifles surrounded Mr.
and aave three cheerfl for him.
"You bet vour life," he exclaimed,
' them, grasping his hand,
"We'ra all f<W preparedness, you
. ?;. four years old, the
son of Carl Mollia-aa, the town con
key aad carl ?*?
pular votrnp contest. Mr. Hughes
donkey'fl neck.
Mr Haghei ""eeehred to-day a wall
man 'of the Uaited State-. eight feel
feet high. An arrow |
iiitt from Southampton to Red Lodge,
which adjoinfl the Yellowstone
Bl I'ark, waa beneath the pamted
line "Bad Lodge Inritefl you, ('('v,'r
A man mounted. followed by a
park mule, waa flhowa making the trip
,.. ?, . th? eontinent .... ,
Mi. Hughes will go to Manhattan^ to
morrow morning to confer with Sen
htor Fall. Be aill retarn to Hndge
hampton in the afternoon.
WILSON MAKING FIGHT
FOR SENATE NAVY BILL
Will Urge House Sanction of Big
Incrcasc.
Waahiagton, July 20. Preeideat Wil?
son aill begin to-morrow a series of
confer. "ernber- of the ROUBC
Naval Committee, in an effort to secure
BCceptanCfl by House conferrees of the
bii; building' programme put into the
r.aval bill by the Senate. lt is under
stood he wil exercise all of his influ?
ence to ovi-ieoui* opposition to the
enormoua Senate mcreases.
Chairman Padfl-etl "nd Rep-reaenta
tWaa Talbott and Eatoaiaal, rankmg
majority memhera of the committee,
wara lummoned te daj te talk over the
inbjec* wnh the President to-morrow
morning before the Hou-e ****** }*
Itfl conferrees. l.ater Mr. Wll
alll see other comn.'tee members,
K, publicans aa w. II as l>emocrats, mak
ing ? peraonal appeal for rotoation o.
the building proriaioaa authonzed by
retar-i Daaiela made a eiall to
the i apito'l during the day to see Mr
Padgett regarding the status ot the
pecta for early action.
Hfl V4as aaaared that Democratic lead?
ers were prepared to m*et any further
delay il and would force it
into conference to-morrow-.
OFFICERS DEATHSENDS
SHIP BACK TO PORT
Liner Bound fnr Archangel
When Fall Kills Chief.
Hritish steam-h.p K.-'k*
? -I'liiny for Archangel.
?? Quarantine last
\\ h.-n cleai ing Ajahrofle I I ?
nel Cb ? ? ';1 thl'
t>.| of a
Th.' reaael will resume h.i '?
another ehii I oata
i Heu'tis was fOTty-flvfl
years oid and a native of Nora Scot.a.
BOY STEALS TO BUY FOOD
Didn't Want to Se-e I.rother and
Sister Hungry?I'aroled.
Rather than -ee his younger brother
'and sister go hungry, nineta
i Hartaa, ai Ci mr..!
Avenue, Newark, stole $7 from I ?
a gal*"afl*e o<*t.er, and with :t
bought f. ?
*4**.r JuoVg" Freeland. in the ti Pr<
cinct police court, Newark, had heard
the yoaag man'.. st. ry, yes'erday, be
paroleil him n. eaato*i| of hifl mother
! Harmi made no attempt to deny the
? theft ,
-_.
Guardsman Stops Runaway Horse.
Prirata .'"hn Pottri | aay 1.
)i'7Vi Infantry. was s'anding in front of
the armory at Hushmg yesterday when
a rai away h<->ra. came along. Kottrell
the bridle and ?t<ipped the
K'fl*|**ell was on a twenty-faaa"
Lyur furlough from Camp Whitman.
G. 0. P. PLANNING
TO BURY MOOSE
Republican State Leaders
Begin Campaign of
Elimination.
SNUB BY TANNER
REVEALS SCHEME
Whitman Unlikcly to PlgM Sea*
bury for Proijrcssive
Indorsement.
The kapablieaa orgaalsatlaa in this
state has started out to end as
il y as poss.ble the activities ol" the
ProffreMi**a party here an.l lo bury it
s.i dooply that it can never Sgala '"'
roaarroctod. Thii ' ?? ?'' r i K
C. Tanner, chairman oi the Ropal
State Cominittee. IgBOrsd ths BbII
. ra m the naatiag ol
rday. Thii eon
mittee will have complete charge of
the campaign la this state this fall.
nnd it was BtpSCtod that ths lt
chairman would give some roeogaitloB
to the Progr " tnilatn to
do bo was reipoaiibli for thfl dl
|Bg of the plan of ths Republicss
leaders to eliminate thr- Ball MSSMfl
e'T:he!ypl?n is the result of several
conferences Mr. Tanner has had *#1th
Samuel 8. rvoenig. rl.a.rii.i.n of UM
New Vork County Republican ( ommit
tee, Herbert 1'arsons. na'ional com
mitteamaa from thii rtato. wd many
other Republican leaders t iS BB*
. ti thal liovernor Whitman "i
consultcd also.
To Shun Moone Indoracments.
All of the loaders who wora con
,?lted by Mr. Taaaer were for a
.traighl out flcht thii fall oo ?M
imitf liBOO. They even WOBt IO
K o urge thal ao Repabliean b
??,,.,, for ofBefl accept a Ball Mooae
ement However, those uho do
?wffl not he Bipollod fnimth,. party
bal will be In bad edor. rhe effeet <??
the decision of th? Repoblican l*sd*ri
.. ;,, -fire Jual m Boal i
hand in ths ProgrssaHre primani ?
the nomination for Goveraor. Bl V '
thfl eircumstances it ' tBoaght
probable that ..ovcrnor WhitBlBn Wlll
conaider the propoaition to oj
hia* The Go-zon or' frieadfl are ? ?
dent that even ihoold JasUCC S*sh?nr '
reeeive the l'emorratic and Hull
MoOOfl nomr.ations for (iov.rnor Mr
Whitman ia popular BBOBgh tO l ?
him flS ?,,
The new executive rommittee Will
, n Monday and one of thfl first
things to hc diSBOSed Of Wlll be the,
question of a a|
? :nent decision.
Soldier Vote a Factnr.
The aabjOCt of soldiers' votes will
he taken un also, and every effort Wlll
le i sda le Bad '"tm- way in ?
thev can be east. The Repabliean
leaders believe that prartica: !v BTery
? the 17.000 New York Natioaal
Guardsmen a! thfl Mexican ?
WBBtB to vote Bgainst Pre
Wilaon,
lt ia nol prohahls tha* tl
. mail, aa
the ConStitutloB provides that this can
Bfl done OBly in case of war
awi bc foaad, howe1 Br, to
-. for personal rOglBtratlon,
?? it Ifl the Legialatare will b?
called ir.to ipeeial BOSSiOB and tl ?
| latii ? Th? Rei nl
that Proi :'i- ? ' Will oi ? faal
Ing of th? GaardBBion and iatoadi to
;-<P them at the border until after
Election Day.
Wiliiam (i. Willeox, chairman of thc
..can National I -. an
? OBI Cfld '. < st. rday that he had
Rulph D. Cole, of Ohio. director of
the ipeakers' baraaa.
MEXICO AND TAX
URGED AS ISSUES
Fall Declares These Are Best
Anti-Wilson Pleas.
y.A. tka TtO i Baraaa ]
Wl '.ington, July 28. Mexieo, includ?
ing the calling out of the militia, and
"unnecessary taxation" are the two
main issues in fact, almost the only
issues oi. which any enthusiasm can
be aroused in the big dl ve about to
be begun against the Wilson adminis?
tration. That ii what Senator Albert
B. Fall, of New Mexieo, who has bflOB
dowa on the border in the midst of
raidi aad mobil tatioa rirtaally sror
since tha I hicago eooTOBtion, will tc-11
Mr. Hughes to-morrow, if his talks
with fellow Senators to-day can be
taken as a correi I
Senator Fall deriined to be mter
riewed, BayiBg he might have more to
?ay after b? had m i b Mr H
Hut to fellow Soaatora ba was i
reticetit. They swarmed around him,
eager to kr.ow from the man adlB
b.-n informed on Mexican affairs of
ai | Member of Coagreas, ;ust what his;
? .-ations along the border, which
he ha* been making for six weekfc, had
developed.
Mr. Fall told the Senators that al
>\ery militiaman who had I
taken to the bordflr waald become a
? ar. foi tl fl Ki-publican i l
BO matter what .. when.
I c |ef1 home 1 I
along the horder, Mr. Fall declared,
were rapidly hen:'.* loarened a|
the Ai.- on bj the mon ii
little unit who had Itudied out ihe
?
i: ths whal* thiag. o
Men BitterK Resentful.
The men who **ere ealled from t7"'"l
payiag poaitioni and from their fami
Iioo, who roapoi ded t.
call in the proapect of ^ . Hei
ico and cleaning up an "Jnto.erable con?
dition as ra] ? could he renie
ore Btfal of thi
r. Fall b<
i-h'i follow
in the newspapers the diplomatic COI
?
their
eomradea, who normaliy waald bi
? ?? ? ? ..
eiea.
Bl he ?
lailitiaB-sa
Irom all tectiona of the North and
?a! > re he found tl ?
1 . ?
??..iiai'i), he told ? -'??'. he had,
met t si.-r. .i militia ofTicers, nor-j
mally Demoerata, ?h.. declared they'
would nevei vote for \\ ilson.
Mr Fall'fl ideas ab..'jt the campaign |
were liataaod to with tho mora iaterest
he WBI the SoOV '.en.ler of 'he
RoOQOTOll UlogBtaa at thfl ihicago con?
vention and ni_i ? ; 'acing
. ? .; - r ?>!-. iaatioi Wl ?
thusiaatic L.r li ..
colloagaofl that aomethiag would have
'.. be doaa ?'?')' ,(' r"Use tha
votera from the apathy in which they
bad fallen .ir..->- the coavoatiOBO.
Thfl New Mexieo Senator scouted aug
_-e-.ti._iS that preparedness uould be
Guard on Duty, Not Drill,
Wilson Tells a Mother
Needed to Protect U. S. Rorder and Service They Are
Perfonning ll an I lonor, I Bl Answer
to Parent's Plea.
ffaahiafioa, Jaly *? h "P1*7 ,n
B complaint from Mr* llcnry Smith, af
V, ibmc lad . wl... hai B son in
ti. *. itional Guard, Praaldaat Wilaaa
wrote to day that thfl Cuard was being
I ?. ,. Maxicaa border to protect
the eountry, i.*ei drill. He naaad
that the icrriea the men were perform
. ? r to them aad a * ? ?
, nitl i States.
Safeguard lo Health.
The I'residcn' referred to the pre
? thfl War Departmeat ta
..,.?. ' , 4.
. health record of botn
regulan an.l guardamea wa. .'v.eption
?i . of many commui irntionfl
tl Bl of Mrs. Smith being re
' nnd fo answer rnti.'isms that
rhe men of tha National Oumd ar.
I roperlj eared for, the li ttai wa*
lt followi r
"Vour letter of .luly Hd distresses
one of tbe leading ll 1008, B -?
that the big naval building programme,
. | forced by tiie Republiean-* or
not, and the Increasefl in army appro
ona WOUld bfl successful I ?
..,;,' ,? ):. -..rr - tO thal ? ?*???
The big taxei aad the Meaican quee
tioa are laeaei on whieh Mr. Fall be
lievea a auccflUaful eamaaign can be
iraged The talking point on tha taxes,
in his opialon. ia that with an ordinary;
protective tariff, and irithoal thfl pora
trimmings which two extravagani
have piled up, the huge impoata
wonld be nnneceaaary. Thia liae of ar
gumant would be that th? Republicana.
by mod.-rntelv Inereaaing tha I
lehedalei nnd by eliminating -
would not be forced tO ******* ,hp **']
revenue taxei Thifl ifl the
pea!
Thfl lentimental appeal ifl hrouj-ht in
on the M. x.ean iflflUfl and has a flpecial
bearing on the hyphenated voters.
raen, worried over the attacl
: atnotiam, might be anxious ta
demonetrata it, aad eauld io aa more
easily by gettiag arouse.l over the Mexi
ran sit'iation than in almost any other
way. Thia idea, luggeatod by Mr. Pali,
waa deelared to ba aoaad paychology byj
several Senators whose opiaioaa ha
asked. _ _
DR. ATWOOD HELD
ON MURDER CHARGE
Deeply Affected When Told of
Dr. Harris's Death.
Boatoa, Jaly Sd. I'r. Rldridga D
Atwood, the yoathfal oatooaath who
shot Dr. Wilfrad E Harn-, to-day was
informed by Sl arit John ymnn, af
...I. that Harris had
died laat night The prisoner was
deeply affected.
? ?? ? *;np la.' week, ??
i thc laicide of Hr. l
Adame, v' I, tha police said. as
l ater ho
haped Han
? r. When told to-day of Hai
ll in a moment
: ..'.1;
"I waa afraid that I woald
.
Geor*
for Atwood Lati r hc a ?
Mwood to the coarthouae, where the
arrmgned on a
of murder. Atwood pl.
r.ot gailty, i 'bout bail
?: by tha grand jur;..
-?->
Says He Saw Villa
Riding Near Chihuahua
Btweaa 1
Waahiagton, July 'J-'.. Villa is not
only alive, bat !? able to nde and.
mount a horse withoul ? ??. ac- -
from b reliabla
correspondent of Soaatoi Fall, of New
Mexico. Th? Mexican bandit araa seen
rriend, who knows him
quite well.
"He is still obliged to u-e crutches,
.... . ator Fall
"aa a result Of hrs \*. B rr. la W
. r ime ago. Bal I
b ,,,. a boi -?? arithoul aaaiataace. j
Then he BWdBg his cr . Br thfl
araa abla to nde fairly
. ne more than r ?
Bary, preferring, becaaa* of t-.s ;
eal condition, to drira in a bug-gy, bat
h,. , ar he ifl forei I to.
**It ia ahaurd U believe that the far-,
ata making any
to capture Villa. Since his public j
laat Kovembei he has carried,
ghting*
Mexieani no longer, but confining his |
atten'r. ma, and he has .
had n., ? troaMfl wrth th* (ar- I
lie ia not far from Chihua?
hua now, an I could capture that city if
there was anything in it worth loot-.
ing."
-?
YALE CLUB MEALS
DELAYED BY STRIKE
Iorty Waiters Quit Demand
$6.5 a Month Pay.
Members of the Yale Club. riespite
? t that forty waiters on Tues?
day night flaag down their r.apkir
Ied son.ewhat slowly
? 'day.
I | | araiti rs are among the best paid
in the eilv Moal ilruek,
? a month. There is a by
1:4 44 which forbida members to tip
vants, bat this is not believed to have
had aajrthiag to de with the itrike.
The I.. anded
? ed $fi5 a month.
"If the> had bean worth that amount,
the\ woald ; 1'. B
('aahin, bui U of the club.
' Wa' ? tl Mt 84 rvice. 1 he
question of eoet makej. no difference."
Half a dozen mei wer* hired yea
and aaeala w-ere served as j
usu.il. ? a, aat it waa
said last night that members who came
for meals did not go away diaappointed
*-?..
N H. DECLARES EMBARGO
Incoming Freight Shut Off for Week
at Gatewayv.
New Hsven. Oana . July N, An em
bareo will bfl pat late effect by the
N.'H York, New Haven * Harl
Ini-ghl to-rr;ght on all !
? COmiag to the i nes of the
d those of the Ceatral N -
Englai I from eoaaeetiafl* rall
a Harlem Rivei
? ... I'.iiah
? aad ! reetock, government
aowaprial paper. materials.
aaiea, rreighl in com?
mon for the Boatoa A Albaajr. Hoston
,*. Maine, Ceatral Venaent an.l Neu
York Caattal rosd*. an.i frer^h' orig- ,
rnating <>n tha "r'ar.o A Western
line*. The embargo will Le raised ,
naxl Wedaeada] ?t midnight.
A fltate ment say? 12,7tf.S eastbound '
c-.rs are at, or ap.ut to arr.*..- at, i.iej
"Jaricm Rivei and Ma\brouk gu'.uway*. |
me a good deal boCBOOS II ShoBTS I '?
fon nnro nol *??? ? i ?? reetly ii ' *
et m ths parposc of having tl
tional Geard al thfl bordar II
for the parpe ? sf dsrill, but tor thr
parposs of prateetii v ths ee
"The Bsnries thfl **** are performing
tl-.ete || BB I " **A
,,ty to the i ? " d States. I eannol
belieri thal the men in tbe Na
(iuard WOt ' fro.m
lt, or VOUId ? I.-. :, i ?
? forl BBd ** ths;
?
w Ibaa Offers Bj B-pathy.
? , ! | V. . 1 .1 .'???? ? .
border undei ths si
neana!
anitary nnd aafs
health record of
?id the NatioaaJ GaardameB, ls
??| woald bo. hat ? yas 'hmk that l
do not . ,mp ? ? '<tTef* .
II son. but 1 beg|
M larger tnaM. H
FIVE OF CABINET
TO STUMP MAINE
Lansing, Lane, Redfield,
Daniels and Gregory to
Defend Wilson.
Boerotary of State Lnnsing will go
into the early SBSSpalga m Mane as
the Bpekeeaaaa far Preeidea. Wilaoa
an.l Wlll defead the Administration's
policy in MoxiOO und iti thfl Kuropean
war. Whether or not Wiliiam J. Hryan
will speak ia Maine has not yet been
decided. Hc has sffsrad hia aemces
to the national committee. but -ome of
[tl B-.SB_.bSTl bsliCTC lt would be em
. -:cg fof hmi and Si-cictary [_SB*
ilag to itamp th ' ths same
time.
la addition to Mr. I.ansing, four
other membera of ti..- Cabinel arill go
into htaiae. ThOBS OB the list of Ho?
mer B. Cammiaga, aead of the laeak
ci -' ban sa, i trstarii - Laas,
Danieli and l:. d; < Id and Attoraey tion
?-ral Gregory. The chief taah of See*
retary I.ansing ??'?"*?
_ :! bc tO CX1 lo fl thc reasons for I'resi
deot WiIbob i policy of watchful wait?
ing in Mea ? wi"
look ..f-'- ths prepsrednen end, wh:le
? irill defend the Cn
| tariff bill and ducuss businesa
eoaditioai in geaeral.
Mr. ummiBgfl slso is planning to
send RfteeB of the best orators in the
Beaatfl and b like number from th"
Houaa into the Maine campaign. Th"
? Augual 11, hut
tho < Bgrea
i_oaal ipellbiBdars will bogia their
worh BBtil aft.-r Coagreoi adjoaras,
, ipected to be about Au
gasl -'".
Norman E. Mack. the Democratic na?
tional man from thifl state,
-. n of the eorn
ll what his
chaaces wera of geUiag on the cam
ini^-n eommittee, Hr. Maeh did not
? .ii to get much information.
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DICK RICHARDS FREED
ON OSBORNES PLEA
Foraef Secretary Paroled in
\. arden's Care Afier Forgery.
!'? . H ,
Baltimore, July _.''*>. On thfl pll
Warden Thomai Mott Oaborne, Dick
Richard.-, hia former sacrstary, who
irged the warden's nattie lo
. ?*.,, paroled to-daj
i , ,i ; ? ? i Ioi tor. Sing Biag*! aardi
ove thfl eastody of Riehards, and,
it is aaderstood, will cive him amploy*
? i ?
Mr. Oaborne, acrompanie.l b]
pei.-onal counsel, lluntingtoti W. Mer?
ehant, of New Vurk. arrived here thifl
morning to for Richard.
.-ainal
argfl of utter.ng the
bad check. iie saw Kirhar.is at the
jail, anl v hen his case B*BI call.-I
took the itaad to tell of
that b.e be given another chance. When
hc eoneladed the coun ? ;. ,\ Richarda
would be ficed as a compliment to the
aritni -.
"Mr <i borao bas faitb in you," he
and to -how my confidence in
him and thc approciatioB of this court
for what 1. peoplfl like
you, 1 paro.e you in his car. "
Rlehards, whoss real name is Cor
nelius DoBOTBB, hai spent twenty
seven of his forty I I i ;. i BTI in priaona
and reform..'?
RUNAWAY GIRL REMANDED
Her Stnr*. That She Was Adopted Ver
ilied by (ourt.
Agncs Pearl I'Tithcart, a fourteen
vear-old raaaway, who denied 'ha* Mr*
Fugenia Catheart, wh.. eama from
Rochester tO .-??' I er, was h.r mother,
wai raawaded to the can of the Chil
drens St ? ?, : da \ b.
? Mayo in the Childrei - I
Although Mrs. t athcart declared she
?
rehement asseri ? " Cath
.-11* hfl ' i ist-.ee
, N, V., the.
ome, for information. He re
terda* from the
' A*t..rney. uho aaid thal Mr
Cathca ? ?' ? ither.
.' ?'? living in Roches?
ter
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WANTlf) N***l_<
CHEM1ST
(Food -5c Dmcjs)
I \I KK\ $1 MO.
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i iii i ir\ ki..
i?fil?." pubUahea datl}. _r _pply
MaNiCiftvL CML 5___-Mc?
CcM-ds5iON
FORMER WOOD AID
HITS GUARD PLAN
Col. Johnston, 12th N. Y.,
Believes Universal
Service Best.
SHOULD NOT CALL
HEADS OF FAMILIES
Says Many at Border Will Lose
Business or Salaries if
Lonj* Delained.
iu ROMOtT h ROHDB.
Haadejaarti ra ? Piald Wvlaiea,
!'. S. Army. McAllen, Tex., July M.
Gordon "ehnatoa, eoleaal of the ISth
Neu Vork Infantry, aird lately captain
ia the regular service, assigned as
Major Geaeral I.eonard w.iod's alaa
de-camp. .anie ...it this afternoon with
an attack en the system whieh ha?
takea 'he mm of tha Ni.trona! Gaai 1
fiom their familiea and businesa to
light a will o' the wisp on tire border.
Colonel Johnston's ctritleian a aaa*
itractive oae, ia that ll la aaora than
: r a plea U < aaiveraal -
is al( the more pa.rr *cl llUCfl rt is
that t-ame Byatoa 'shuh *** rn;ll'ltd
h.m to shift his laatgala at one jump
Irom the double bar to tkaeilver eagle.
lt was !.d up to by a comment on the |
attitude of a big company of New
Vork, several of whose employes in
the guard have about given up hope
of roceiviag the full pay when they
say wa.s promised to them.
"I know many oificiuls of that com?
pany, concernrng whose patriotism ?!
have no doubt," na.d (olonel Johnson.
"I cannot believe they would he guitty
of failing to make good the promises
contaiaed ;n their advertiaiag of a
lew weeks ago. The company used the
armory of the 12th Regiment to train
ita men for the preparedness parade
and has been given permission to use
it for other purposes at one time and
another. ,
Neither Right Nor Patriotic.
"However, I do not believe in thifl
system which taxes the patriotic busi
man and gives his competitor an
unfair advantage. It is neither right
aet democratic. I do not believe in it
for the employer nor for the man who
goes away to fight.
"The State of New York has at least
. able-bodied men between the
Bfaa of twenty-one and twenty-thr. I
who m.glit have been used for this
service.
"Our American peopie are shying
from the draft, but do they stop to
consider that this New York division,
f.ir instance, was drafted by order of
tha Governor and of the President of
the I'nited States? H was just that.
It aaay Meaa an unpleasant word, but:
the moral compulsion ?n the man of
tne guard was greate- than any actual
physical compulsion 'hat could have
been put upon him. Th* natural dread
ol he.ng aeeused of ha\.ng a yellow
streak got behind men who morally
tahould not have started for the front,
men who, on account of th.-ir families
and other private obligation.*. should
have Itayed at home, with a bigRcr
compeliing force than if they had been
? rraggi'd into the field.
The cost to many of the men is out
of all proportion to the obligation that
really rested on them and to their
artuul military value as well.
Must C<> Hark to Bottom.
"I have had some time now to get _
l?U tbe mor.- iBtiraats taacb with thei
p.raonnel of this regiment. 1 nnd i
Live among my ,?_,,,, m-n who have
?,y yeara of struggiehu.lt upbu,-.
whieh retum them, say, ttffl* aanual.
|y These liusinesaefl w.ll be
aad kSss ? ?*<* *** ,rlh, '}*
ar,d thoofllcen will hsrs to lUrt their,
siTilian ifi on i :" ,,-r,
"lo tli ... **** " h r?
who hai a '{*"?
BB, ? ? ,/r,ii,l,l?
mi, will lase the fraits sf saars
? '.**. ''?''
n of SOt-iCS tS ths SUU and BB*
""? Vr
r.raal laklBf yoaag men for
tivey. bsj sn fi
M.AIlen Big Supply DSSBSi.
?,:rA . .. becoias ******bl*.u**:
I
tieaaaad roliiBg
Ths va...: t aasl sf Chlaf sf Staff
to M.-.ior General -Jonn f. ?) Ryan has
I at laal ll goas ta I olonel
H ll Banderholl \ ??' tbe regulai
?? the Phil ,
raat st
thc Plattiburgh encampmOBt. <?
Bandei
I-..I- .-am Houaton. Oi
Henry
? , maater of
'en [__ Reagan, d
I hen *
- oon. A'"
.,!" them are IBSOlstSly agninsJ
.-. baneball at home, every one of
them * IkbnU r.erc.
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PERSHING SCOUT HELD
ON MOONSHINE CHARGE
Risked Detection to Aid United
States Force, He Tells Officers.
, lashas, M. th, laly tk\ *?<-:?' Hart
..ho is soaght by ?sdsral au?
thorities m Fort Bmith, Art, ia eaa
? . w th alleged m< oni i ne whis
lo4, Mi wl ?', ********
? s a seoat with Oeae-ral Perahings
forces under the name of Guj Johnaon.
to-day adm tted 1 ?' ' ,3a"1
? , return for trial, ac
- to army offleialfl
A military headcji irtera it waa said
': _
n Port ! mith I went to Temo~
,-4chic Chihuahua, where I atayed until
; was eompelled
in the mountains ontil April lt,
when new. reached us that American
troopa w*re in Mexieo. 1 determined
, , dO Whal I cou'.d. an.i trade my way
American came where 1 volun
tecred as a scout. I contmued with
the armv until taken ill, ten days ago.
wh<-n the physieiaBS ordered me to
Columbus for treatment."
BLUE, DANIELS'S AID,
MAY COMMAND TEXAS
Acting Rear Admiral ls Sixty
eighth on List of Captains.
Naval '??'"'"r- hsrs btHera that
Rear Admiral Victor Blue, chief of
the Bareau of Na*/igat_oa, will be the
next eommander of the battleship
Toxaa. 'Captain .Tohn Hood, com?
mander for the last two years, is to
ba relierod, and will go home to
await ordsrs.
Admiral Mue, who has been at
Washington liaes the lianiels regime
began, is due for s-*a duty. He holds
I [| present rank or.'.y by virtue of his
bureau. being
afxty-eighth in the list of eapl
!(,. [| conaidered fortoaate in getting
one of the bir-gest ships in the navy
and the winner of the gunnery prize
.'?nr.
Admiral Rlue is regarded as a pil?
lar of the Paniels administration.
standing by the Secretary in every
controversv.
ADVERTISEMI^T.
I
I YOU'RE going to
thc Riverside Drive
district watch for a bug
with a big number 5 on
the route sign; but if
your destination is the
I.rnox HU1 region, buses
bearing ihe figurea I, 2
or 3 will all do equally
well. F-oMeffI giving
complete information
and map are obtainable
from conductors on the
Wth
oJvenue
Bus
MATES BURY GT'ARDSMAN
Laat Honor- Paid lo I orporal l.oeher,
of Ihe I.'th Regiment.
Fp.ui followed ? I
of 12th Reriment recrui'.s. carried thfl
body <.f l.orporal Joseph D. a-eaher, of
the 1: i Regii nt, from bifl '?? 9*
604 West * - day. ??
hiad came a crowd of I.ocher'a boy.
r'nends. Others thronged tbfl
aidewalka, and fla-rs were di?plaf-?*
from cery building in the neighW-.
hvu.
I.ocher died from pentonitti ?'Fflf.
Baafl Houston, Tex. Krom h.s home thi
coffin wa*. carried to the 'hurch of thfl
Heart, ia We-t Fifty Irat
There a I lii nr rr.asI
waa * IBg. Rurial was rr. * alvary.
DIDN'T CALL FLAG "RAG'
Fifth Avenue Orator Innocent of In
eult, (ourt Holda.
To'er Manit-r, of t>5 St Mark'* F'.?ce,
whaae allegad unpatriotic sneech at
110th Street and Krfth Aver.ue bl ?
shouts of "I.ynch him!" from h:
araa dseharged yesterday in thfl
Harlem Police <~ourt. The ehaigl
age'n". him wa? drsor ter'.y conduct.
Althoueh several witnesses were mn
they heard him aay the National Gaavl
, lot of burns," the fla* "a colore*
rag" and the government of the I '*'
"no gooe," others, cai'.-l by
Marmer, deelared he had aaid no-hiag
of the kind. Marmer is twe.-.ty-twfl
years o!d ar.d a clerk.
CHAIRS AND SfcTTELS
CANED.
Cbair ramnv hfl ' - -m
a Kience with us jertcct
w'-rk ifl don- bj our
peopie. Surely 5.MBfl FyOOfl
cane charr* neeJ repfl.r.ng!
Society for thc Rellct
ot the Ucstitute Blind
II "W g|
liMih n, a aatofleeflBBBa a?*.
*H**t* for the Rlin-l"
Special Campaign tor
building lund now on.
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