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Hayti'a Resources Analyzed
THE WEATHER FORECASl.
Partly cloudy to-day and to-morrow:
not much change in temptMplte.
Highest temperature fatrday, 7f;oweet,i68.
Roger W. Babton, statistician, points out
value of anarchy ridden island in
next Sunday'a SUN.
tin.
Liouvneu wwnw, man an tvanne reports on u
aftll
a 2 T m
VOL. LXXXIIL NO.
13.
MAYOR PLANS
RIGID REGIME
OF ECONOMY
To Alwllih Every Position
Possible and ( ut All
Salaries H Can.
LMK KOI? SITUATION'
LAID 03 LEGISLATURE
I
km i Must Be Saved to
Provide tor Increase in
If tor Inert'
1016 Budget
. m nri made public last insht
bit, dett Itlon 'o Inatltuto the moat
glottic retrenchment In the expenditure j
C-f (no people I money that thia city hua
em known. Mr announced hla Inten- j
lion to abolish every position in any of I
I'm tepertmsnts of tho city government I
that Bkr b) any expedient be eliminated
nd to reduce all overpaid isiaitions to
tho maximum allowable under the atan-
dmd ratee approved by tho Hoard of
Ketinmte's bureau of standards
He say that this riarUI finnomy has
in," i. en, -'.miviii iiHa v
hwn for.cl iin the idmliiistrHtlon be- i
,4U. of iiniisii.il ircumatancaa with
whi'ii t i conirontao no aaya it was
wleeni from i study ol the 1 9 16 budget
tXat utiU- new woune. of income were
discovered the bti'lKot and taxes would
Xtte I" lie raised 10 meet the extraor
dinary expenditures of the comtnx
jsar. Instead of d lauo vaelnffj new
air r of nt. i.tio-. taya the Mayor, tho
Uaflf lature put tiHn the taxpuyeis of
. fort rttj an add.tiohal burden In
iho Hhaps of 11 direct tax of upward of
Ill.Oo
H u ilnti out that if in some way the
biidit-1 "f the city could have been kept
W l, which was the amount
1, the Slate tax would still bring
tk total up to liis.eea.eae for iis.
To meal tl Is situation, he proposes that
lbs alloarancea to the departments under
hii Jurisdiction shall not exceed those
for lilt Tentative proposals show that
1 ie.iv .1 alio was) ces must as made to
IS! Department! of Charities. Police and
Cerrertion. This mesne that It, 100.001
tM amount of Increases to these de
pirtnienta, tnust la saved somewhere
ttst. II.- proposes to do It by aliolishinx
SSXm positions and by reducing the salar
lat vi uthera.
Lexlslalurr Held Iteaponalble.
Tiis Had of economy he describes as
painful and Irksome, hut the responsi
bility for It he lays at the door at the Ieg
jmature. He aaya that he is contldent that
the people al large will approve of the
jiiw as oih) alone feasible to meet the
rrtilt now rapid. y approaching, HI
Statement follows ;
"The-taxpayers of New York elt) are
rotuV'iited with a serious situation.
Our Imilffet for 1!1." amounted to IIS'J.
fOO.Oyo despite the exercise ol rigid
and far reaching economies In all of
t- Mayor! departments. It reached
this hgure because of certain factors
rot within my oontrol or that of the
Hoar l of KstWnate. audi a- the cost if
ihe ei.,TKe:.cy tloo.ouo.onn loan, the
Mlrnordu ary snow removal of the pre
tedltx w.nter. the largely increaaed
imou ol uncollectible taxes, the In-
rrtiti m debt charges and trie increases
ppruprlati
flenianded hy and alloweU I
:o the R .inl of hslucatlon.
I..-: war the Mat or's twenty
c
atps'ta I ' its ashed less than they received
I'M end were awarded In the 1913
1 .',00,11110 less than they had ro-
...I . oe previous ear. Despite that
the budget advanced 36.00l.nOO
lor ho reaaona Just staled.
"It eras foieseen then that the In-
11 s rendered by the city and
134 policy of CUttinsj down the ilebt
ly carrying each year in the budget the
cat! r permanent improvements would
lliev il) either raise the budget and
11X11 assltata some new sources
f c.ty ini olne.
Illy 'a II mi no la I Problem.
"Tin LeffislatUrS at Its last session,
" 1 (ranted the city no relief by
SXJ .- and additional Income. On
In ci Irary, the Legislature. In order!
IS carry on certain rural Improvements
tod Because of Its own peculiar Ideas of
Inai : 1: current contracts on the state
sarg,' canal, laid upon the taxpayers of
new
tin- ' rushing burden of a
Its i of upward of 313.000,000. If. I
tstrafore, the budget of the city for all
ttrp " could he kept within the total
tf this yaar of lltt.000.000 by the oxer
fiM of the moat rigid economy, the State
'x m,ii!, still bring the total tax budget
t" llll lo I1I,OM,000,
"Real z ng the tremendous hardship
Oajt Ktate aovernment has imposed
Ipon 'he taxpayers of New York city. I
' mined that the city administra
tion vhaii adopt extraordinary measures
:o ''i Unit burden as far as In Its
TO that end I have Informed
Ibl hi i In of all denartments under my
tun i
Badft
hill
Ion that the total of their
iwanoaa for 1916 must and
' pt lei the total of those sl
for llll, This will require
Mrsi e
(rastii
sure.
V examination of the tenia-
'Kron
' ' i - of my departments I realise
1 rases must he allowed to chart-
' "" lion and police In order that
Us properly discharge their
,: r ill have tentatively recom
Itisndeil liicreaaee aggregating about
11,101) f,,i these deiiartinonta. In
fh Jepartmenl of Corrections the aver-
cet us of Inmates has In-
- i little over a year hy about
! i
ll coats 1-44 to care for each
I" "!, i mora
than i will be
leeded
frea-i-
I UK to provide for this In-
lie i-ellSUS.
"In Department of Charities It le
" ': i lie re will be an increase
' ice dally census for next
'' ' it 1,001 inmates. Thia ia on
f present experience. Ad
Is uiiiHt therefore be pro-
i ire for those persona.
Police Dopirtment mandatory
reesaa reual he grantad, Kur
I'liitig I1H5 additional le
r i police service In Ihe
' ' ' i wing aaetiOM of the city
' ' fosaarj to Obtain revenue
0 pay for the addition of 200
l":,e Money miafl he pixi
Itll to care for these new
n in. reuse ov the ISIS
nice ia therefore unnvold-
' cop the total of the HMO budget
h i" n depart man ts witmn
i
i m r
total theiufore, upward of
' 'Oil OB iif l'U.
VANDERBILT CAR HITS BOY.
Ma Pi-vfe,. .-.. la
Hide to Hospital.
The automobile of Mrs. Ileglnald Van
derbllt. in which she waa riding last
night In I'ark avenu.. struck Arthur
'"orey, IS j-Mn, bM, h dork, when ho
crossed the avenue between 1 1 Mil anil
lltttl street
Reuben iictart. Ma chauffeur, sii.mwxi
i in- maeaina ami lira, Vanderbtii wont
i' ih aid f oaray. Hho inod ia Indues
ina hoy to lot her taka him to a he.
PitaJ, hm ho rofuaoii. Patrotman Kar-
roll thou called an Hiiihuhiiico ami Corey
as taken
to Hartem Hospital. H ap.
to be seriously injured.
praroil not
CROWN PRINCE IN DISGRACE I
losaoaa Hear KataavM iirir
la !
I. oar 4 Omnia nd.
gel 1,1 table limpntrh m Thk Si v
liOWaOM, Hrpt 13. The Itnily Kxprrni,
rreaBOHdani m - - -
arapnai
"TU i ...
... oi ma recant attemiK ill
Iho Argnnpo
"f tho
ther attempts which nrcceiltxl
lino had urn.
serious eff eel on the
-ii r rime mat hla successot
be looked for In thia section."
may
POPE'S FINANCES ARE LOW.
Vatican t.lve. tfjnn to Hoapltal,
aajaalMaa It Can't Send More.
CMaj Itttpairh m Ta Srv
Rom. Sept. 12. dirdlnat Oasparl.
tho Papal etoorotary of State, has sent
:rt to the Calais llo.nii:,) u.iih
let
ayinx that tho Pope rogrots that
the
present Condition of tho Vatican'.
"nances prevented hi sendlnx mora
ROBBER HOLDS 60
AT BAY SIX HOURS
After Wounding Two He Endi
His on Lifo Police I'sp
Boarchliffhta.
, BAN FiMM-tsro. Sept. 1?. George
Nelson, aged It, who was wanted for
a bank robbery In Is Angeles last
month, ended his life this morning after
bottling for six hours with sixty police
men, who rained bullets into his room
from nearby buildings.
Having located Nelson In a lodging
house In a populous section of tho city
Iho police occupied the upper floors of
the realdence of ftlslmp Kdwln It.
Hughes of the Methodist Kplscopat
Church, and guided hy searchlights
played from tho roofs of other dwellings
In tho vicinity began to bombard the
robber
Nelson had three automatic pistols
and plenty of ammunition and he re
turned the fire . f the police until a
shot thr 'Ugh his right arm weakened
him. Pete Hammond, ana of the ik-
llcemeti, was hit twice hy Nelson ami
a lodger in iho same building was seri
ously wounded by a stray shot.
After trying in vain to stanch the
flow of bio d from his wound with a
towel Matson lav1 down on his cot ami
sent a builot Into his head. At day light
the police broke into th,- room. N'els.i
had been dead f r two hours. Tin- floor
of the room was littered with broken
glass and splinters of wood
Th. unll.-t. fin i tit I i Kill tti Vlaarrt-u
room ,,,,1 th(.v Kllava that thin wan a
i no ft nt thf hit ut t hi.-li h maiHdi fr
Tii.. IM - l tctnk
THE SANT' ANNA AFIRE AT SEA.
Krrnrh Sleamrr l.lNar. Wireless
M, .nu, to llnttrnx nj,
Hai.ikax. N. S . Sept. 13 i.Moii.Uv I
The French steamer Sanr Anna Is on
lire at sea, according to a wifeless mes
sage received by Ihe Marine Department
from tho Cape Kace Station late last
night The message said :
"SteaiTHM Sent' Anna In distress, on
fire and in need of assistance. Her posi
tion is latitude to. .'3 north, longitude
47.30 west."
The Sunt' Anna la command ad by Capt.
F. Paw and Is In the New York-Mediterranean
trade. She sailed from this
port on September 7 for Noiple and Mar
aelllea Hh. l .. I . n . to ihe Wm Km Th.
,,hi. -iv i k ,.... ia
.w An,,,, m n... i iaa
miles east southeast of Halifax and
ctoae to the regular line of steamship
travel.
RACE TROUBLES IN CUBA.
A Neuro Oravtor Indicted fur
ii I I it x White Women.
Sptrial Cablr flQ IBB If fl tO Till Si II
Havana, Sept. 12. A negro orator,
who Insulted white women al Santiago,
has been indicted. Other Indictments
of negroes are expected.
The newspatra are commenting on
the race agitation In Cuba.
TURN T. R.'S PICTURE TO WALL.
hlcago t.ermana Punish I olonel
fur His VIIISaatloa.M
CaiOaOOi Sept. 12. Seven Presidents i
Washington, Lincoln, Grant, Oarfieid, I
Cleveland, McKlnley and Itooaev, It. all
from the brush of the octogenarian ar
tiat IaiuIb Kurs adorned t lie wall of
Ihe Turner Hall at 310 North Clark
st io.-t until last Thursday. Mince I lie ii t
the portrait of Col. Itoosevelt has bean
consigned to a dark corner of the cellar,
with the face turned to the damp wall, i
A statement Issued by Ocorge A.
Schmidt, chairman of a committee ap '
pointed to remove the picture, sajs:
"The former President has gone too
far in his vilification Of the Herman
American character."
H0SEY. COWBOY PARSON, DIES.
ii. lfaa Preafhed With a
ahoutrr Reside 111 HH.i,-.
Dipsw. Okla.. Sept. 12 - The (lev
Wanl 1 9 - Th.. lax.-
Isaac Hoaey, Ihe cowboy preacher. Is
dead. Hoaey was seven feet tall and
waa a riding and walking nrsemil, v
never laid aaide Ilia six shooter which
he put on In tha early days of the terri
tory. Hoaey used lo lay the weapon hcalde
thr Hlble when he Breached and thoae
who had no reapert for religion had
deep rosiiect for the revolver and llosey'a
ability tu use It.
NEW YORK, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,
22 WILL AID EDISON
ON THE NAVAL BOARD
A mono; iIh Members Aw Peter
Cooper Hewitt, , 3. Kpraftiie
nntl HiiiIsoii Mnxlltl.
FIKst MEETING hit. f.
Daniel: Annonneen the Nnmei
of tlit- N'cu Advispps for
the Nnvv.
WaaMIKOTON, Sept 12 The Naval
Advisory Board will coneltl of the fol
lowing members, each of the eleven so
cieties in-- Honed nominating two:
Thomas A. Km son. chairman.
Vf, It. W it it nk v and I, 11. Haski-
t.am, of the Ajivorl?an Chesatoa! so-
. Iet'.
I' i; v v u .In. ian BPXAnt'S and Hfnj a
MIM U, LAttttl of I ho American In
stitute of Klcctrical BrsalfSBUrs
RoaBRT ft Woi'liWAIlt, and AllTltl R
i; sVaaaraa of the American Mattie
mattcal aoetaty,
Anpiikw M. Hint and At.raK.n
' 'ravkn of the AmerioBii Society of
Civil Kngineers.
MaTMBS) H UltitiHll nnd Httpaoti
Maxim of the Amerloon Aominiutlcal
SiKdety
I'ktkii CoOPaS HrwiTT nnd Thomas
RoatMS of the Inventors ilulld.
HnWAHO R, Corns and Avnssw
1. RlKBS of t'ie American Society of
Automoblte Rnginaaia
Wn.i.iAti U AVftDBM nnd Hknja
MIM H THAVBS of the American In
atitutc of Mnimg Btaginaaea,
JOaaTH W. RtCHARM nnd law-
t ntCNcr AOOtCKI of the American
. Ktactro 'Ohemkstl society.
I William LBBjav BM mkt and
SpKNcri: Mn IJta of the American So
ciety of Mechanical ICnalneers
Hbmxi v W Wood and Blmm A
Spkiirt of Iho Amen. an Sonlety of
Aenmautic Bni nears.
secretary Daniels announead to-night
Mhese name- of the twent-two aclentietl
and Invotilors who. with Thomas A ICdl
oon as olmirman. will iisslst the United
'States navy in Its technical dovolopmeni
The members of the hoard who will
I servo with Mr. Kdlaon were chosen by
; eleven scientific Societies of the I'nlted
states, each of which nominated two
men. Mr. Kdlson was chosen by Sec
retary Daniels for the chairmanship,
tho plan resulting In tin' creation of
tho board having been tnkon Up first
with Mr Bdlaon as the foremost In
ventor of this country.
Mr Daniels announced to. nigh' that
he has arranged for Ihe first meeting
i of the advisory board to take place
1,1
, his office at 1 1 A. M on
Wadnaaday,
October H. At this meeting It la ex
po, ted that organization will tie effected
and plans for the conduct of work dis
cussed It Is believed probable thai the flrnt
organisation will take the form of a
division of the board Into committees,
to which will be assigned problems in
the particular fields of ihe navy's work
and to which members will be appointed
in accordance with their special ntnees.
Mr. Diinlel-. I'vpliiloo
Mr Daniels made the following ' I I
men I regarding the board ami the pur
' poses for which ll has been created
"Desiring to make available the latent
Inventive genius of our country to im
prove our navy, a short time ago 1 iv-
quoeted Mr. Thomas a. Bdlaon to be
come chairman of an advisory hoard
of eminent men who would make up
the board. Mr. Bdlaon, with the patriot
Ism characteristic of American Inven
tors, accepted the all to duty,
"The plan adopted for eelectlng the
members of the advisory board " as
follows: 1 recjuoeted eleven great en
gineering and scientific societies lo se
lect by popul ir election two members
each to represent their society on tie
l..iiil The result has bun most trail
lying. I have received the nominations
of all these societies and have accepted
them, and it only remains to have a
meeting of the organisation and deter
mine the method of procedure In ord-r
to utlllae to the best advantage of our
navy th's mobllixatlon of one talent and
genius of our great country,
"The responses of the various sooie-
; ties invited to iMo(Mrate In the great
i utidot taking Indicate the patriotic en
ihlialaam awakened by this call to duty "
Baton are brief sketches of ihe mem
bers of ttiB board :
tiiirrlciin fhemlciil BaelBt V ,
Dr w it. Whitney of achenactady.
I N. Y., since lsno director of the re.
search laboratory of the lieneral Klec-
trie Company, rmier his direction the
laboratory has developed the Titngataij
electric lamp and Ihe mngneilte elec
irode UBBll in arc lamps. Ho has also
directed tlo' development of many new
ppoceaaea i" the use of new alio p.
Buhttlomi ami moulded compounde, gpg
rare metals.
in- i. H, Baekeland of fonkara, N. Y.,
a native of Kigium and educated In
Buropaan untvaraltlas He was for
nvnny yeara angagad In the development
of tin- photograph Mm and print paper,
and was the inventor of a photograph
print paper of worldwide reputation.
Slm-e IKti'.i ho has been outage,! in
consultative and research work, assist
ing In the development of many electro-
homlcBl protects
merlett it
I ttMt 1 1 ii le of
Kleetrlrnl
Prank Julian sVpragua. itom at mii
I ford, Conn., IIB7. Qruduatad at An-
napolll Naval Atftdemy In 1171, UmJ
f nC hoth line and t iixlneerliKt corpa In
j navaj an Iill eel me. He m r t for ii
time bm an itHslHtant tit Mr. BdlMK in
; the a I ly devehipment of the cltitnc
liirhl and dOVla a iimithe math-al h-b-
tom for dt-ti-rminiiikr the ohanu'teriatlea
1 of ft ntral xtatlon di.ti ihiitlon.
H. C, Laimne, ,t meehanleal eriptlneer,
wan hot n .it SpiiivKliehl, i hio, in IS ft 4.
II- is cnlal enplnaaf of the WeHtltiK-lunine
UOmpa,ny Hi hUMI Inifrmitlotvui repu.
tat mn an an tlacUioaJ engineer.
American t hema I leal Nncletg.
in- Robert
at Etochsater,
authority on
mn i hemat leal
glrapaon iVoodward, horn
N. Y., Ill 184. He Is an
astronomy, geodesy and
pnysics tie Is preahl, nt
,,r ihe t'arnegle I nut il ut . of Wiishiiigi.m
Dr. Arthur Uorlon Weliater. profas
sor of physics at Clark t'nlvorslty, Wor
cester, Mass Tlie ajiiwuncement of
gnilfSUrf Dantoil said concerning Prof,
Continued on Fifth I'ag:
"ONLY OUR BEST CAN
WiN"-LLOYD GEORGE
Mii- Burdened, Britain
Slioulil Kill Hap, Siiys
Minlitteri
MrsT R,CHIKICE
MORE
Deelarem With United Efforl
ii.v Whole PpojiIp Victory
Is Assured.
iaerlel I sere Pupa' tk to Tar s ,
!,nNtinv. gepd 15 T.loyd Oenrre,
; Minister of Munition s, baa written a ro
! marhable preface o "Through Terror to
Triumph " which 1- a i iipl'ntion of his
I epaechas and pronouncements ainca the
war began II,- aaya In bis preface.
, among other things
"My faith In Mir ultimate victory l
unw, 'aliened, always provided that the
allien nation! pic forth their whole
strength ere It l too late. Anything lesa
must lead 10 defeat Had tho Allies
realised In time tho full strength of their
redoubtable and resourceful foes, nay,
, what Is more, had they reallxed their
own MtrrTiKtli Rnd tnolr own Oi'Ill', j
tlu'v WOUld have t.iken prompt actltm to
orprnntxts thorn nnd to-day Wf Hhould
hav' wttru. Ht'l thfl triumt'liatit dpM'taflt
of their Kutts pouring out a Mn-am f
BhOl ami shrll Whlctl WOUM have dtlUafod ',
the torman trenenoi with flr ami
IQOfOlltd tin '(pnnaii lfKluni at roHM thflr ,
own fruntlerfi.
"With the rOaOUfOOB of Omit Dlitaltlt I
ITancC ami UunMia ". of thr arholt 1
Industliaj world at tin tllHiKi-al of xhv j
AltlOO, the oantMl Powetf till htve an
OVOrWliatinJnfl 5Urrlortt y In iill thf DM I
trlal and" tqulpfUOttl of war The It
uifc of thftf doplorabli fan i omcU)
What n.i-lit have leeti fOfaaaffl,
"Thf ItiiM ian fUlliaaBWI i falllna
IIKe rantl'" of aajld btfafU tho remtleMi '
tldt of th T'iittnl- Invasion W hen w;ll
that Uda raeadO? When will It lH
Hleimned Ah hto?i ft the Alii1 are
strength and their own
nupplled with an ahu nuance or w;tr ma
terial. nl Ihe II. -I Will
W In.
There ha- been a great awakolnng in
ail the allied countries Our exertions
are undoubtedly Immense but we can do
more Ih.iIi In matt and In material.
Nothing loll our best and utmost can
pull us thrniMTti
'Are we Btrainina every nerve lo
make up for lost tune ! Are setting
all the men we shall want to put into
the firing line next year to enable us
oven to hold our own? Does every man
who car. heli. whether b lighting or
providing mil-rial" III det stand clearly
Utat ruin awaits remission
"How many people to this ountry
fullv annrahand the full ihmtflcanos of
1 the llusslan retreat " Is it realised that
Russia has for the time being made her
contribution to the struggle ror European
freedom and that we cannot for many
months to come expect the same active
help from RtlSBlan armies we have
hitherto received" Who Is to take the
place of the RfJ islans while those armies
are roo,pnpping ""
After pointing BUI that Pram e can
not be expect, l to sustain much heavier
burdens than she ll now bearing . that
Italy Is putting be strength Into the
tight. Lloyd ueorgi
H H
Hi it
"Titers Is only
lit it a in p: Spa red
.p" is s ,. fully p;
all the poestbltttlea
months in the west,
the east ?
tin ltft
to fill up the
pared to cope with
of the next few
without forgetting
I. litre. Ie of l.nropi
at Make.
he Klveti to
mplo) era, the
In fai upon
of thia K"t'at
"I'poi
the Iov
workme
thai of
th flliSWe
to
eroinenl
th.-
i. the Aranotora
X he WhOlC pOOple
lantl will th pt nil th lihi rih-H of l-!urope
for many a nm ration "
Mr. I.loyil (oTKe, toniinulnK QUOUM
a ehrawd obaerver in whose- opinion tha
courat to be purauad to thin oountry
during the next three montlwrit1 de-
eide the OUtCOma of the war The Mie-
later of Mttnltioni ronoludat
If Wm ale not allowed to etjulp our
faotorlaa and worUahopf with adaquata
i,i i or to supply our armlaa bacauaa we
mn t not tranagfi ragutatloni appll
eahie to normal conditional if pructlcaa
an maintained which lestriet the out
put of aaaantlal war material ; tf the
nattnii heal t A tee when tlie neeil in elear
to take the net . juary utepn to Ogll forth
it ma n hot hI to th ft nd lt honor a nd
iMstt iit e ; if vital daclgloni are pJMt"
poned Until to late : If we m ! t to
m.tkM ready for ail pi obtable 9 entualU
j lit e . if in fad We gtVt r und for the
iccuaatlon that e are alouoniug into,
dlaaatar l( we a are walking along
the ordinary patha of peaoe without un
I enemy in siKjit. then I pan aea ho ho.
"Hut If we aaciiflce all we own tint)
all we like for our n.iilve land J K our :
preparal lone are characterised by cnp
and resolution ami prompt readlnaai In
avary aptiafa, than victory in assured." i
I
PARLIAMENT TO MEET TO-DAY
I'll all I Ion Inereuwe ami BOOS.OMI In
Poblta lee tlbolr
London, sept, in.- Parliament wilt
r.'.issemhh' t i-tl u . The pmKramme In-'
pludet pons Ide rati on of tha budget, the'
distinctive faa i urej or which win be i
large Incroaai s in taxation ami draatlfl !
aconomlaa tn the public servloe.
other items on tha pfOgTanjlllM gfi the
aenentWnent of the Parliamant t to
secure tin prolongation "f the preHent
Purtlamenti which normally would end
In January . a erop f war eine risen cy
rnaaautaa and probubly ihe ratsina; of'
the sholi tjueatlon f the conduct ofi
the war
ITALIAN HEIR VISITS TRENCH.
" Whs Noi Vfrald," He VYrltra o
ills Qraadmothap!
inl t'uhle fltlBMteA tn Tim Si
Bomb, Hepl ll i'ie
s, pt II. Tha faormartoae
states that crown Prince Kumbart has
sent iiii enthualaatle teleiram to his
grandmother, tin Queen Mother Mar-
gbeiita, describing n vialt to the
trenches, wher, lie Wltneaaed a violent
artillery duel.
The Crown Prince, who
years obi next Wednesday,
telearatn that ho was not
adds Ingenuoualy thai bis
Very brave.
will he 11
says In his
afraid and
father
WM!
Kaiser's sketches Helped lliilders.
fasciei feets Oeeaa'cs la Tu itis,
i 0PBNH yiiKN , Sept
The re, ent
nit raid hy .ipia-lltis on the Haltlc
coast of Btiaala Ii said to inve bean car.
Ned out with the help of sketches mule
by thr Kalaui during hie Usi ...u to
the Car.
1915. nt,tm, tottof
1 ZEPPELINS AGAIN
RAID ENGLISH COAST
Butem Coantlei Attacked
Berlin Btjri London hooks
Wprf Bhefled.
THIRD DASH IX 8 DAYS
Archdeacon of i.nntlou in spr
mon Denonneoi "iinip
rlal Murderer."
ZEPPELIN DIRECTED
RAID ON LONDON
Iperfel raaBJ ejslfcA to Tar si
amstkhpam, sept. il. darnian
patters announce that Count P r
dinmnd von Eeppelln paraonally di
rected one of the recent .eppelin
attacks upon jOndon. Some of the
papers say that he supervised the
raid only from an alt bane at hhnden,
while others asert thai the Count
llow in one of the machine to Kng-
land. paraonally coram andlng the
BQuadron,
ii'ceT ruble Ttenpntrh tn Tsr Si v.
tiOMbOM, Sepl. 12. It Is officially nn
nouncejd that Beppeilns raided the oast
COSBt again bust night aisi dropped
horn ha The ot'icini ttagemant says thoio
wore no eaBUaltiea and no damage was
done
A daapatch from Amsterdam says the
follow ing ofllctaj statement was iaued In
Hi rMn to-day :
"During the nlghn the London ihaks
and their environs were successfully
bo'tlba . ded "
Tho Archdeocon of laimlon. preach'
lug In St Paul's Catnodral to-day. ro
feered to the recent raids
"I need not go further than last
Wednesday." sa'.d the Arch ieai on, -"tn
tell you that battle wis changed into
murder, speaking with an the reatralm
that is duo from ovo-i ptowichor. as well
us from the ptns. and with the knowl
, edge and oonaant of the aanaor, i ton
you that to one bOBpitai alone were
I taken the dead bodies of little children
of It, in. 7 and r, years, and of one
f Is, 1"
little baby
so that tho nuisery IsBi'-ame a'
slaughter house
"Of the Imperial mutileier who al-
k-oveil o. if he ,11.1 in I ordel it. all we
can sny In the words oi ine PawintiaX.
the moat
awful puntshmaat given to a
.ill s,: oefore ahae the things
msn -'I yytll r
tmit thou hast done "
This la the third BsppatlB raid on Kng
land w ithin Ave day s.
DRMA S'US DEFKSCE.
Loudon " l imes" Palate
in i'i "
fni work in pari a.
Igeeai I Bbni ft si sea r Tar si v.
I 'Np".v. Setu 1.1 i Monday I An edi
torial in th fteaae this morning voices
what t he general public is thinking and
saying legnrdltig th,- Beppalin I a Ml on
London They are wondering ST bet her
it really is necessary In allow a raid on
l ie London district at all. They oh.
"erve that Hi, Zeppelin, have teased to
yisit I'.l Is OWlng to the perfect syet.ni
of autl-alrcraft defences controlled hy
one responsible man The Tilers sug
(tcsts mat the Bnailah public would like
to be aaaur il tint some one man waa
reappnalble for such security as n is
poaalbls to at hleva.
After many sarcaatlC guesses ae to
who I now leeponslbie, the flmci
plainly Intimataa that the real defend r
of London Aaqulth and that he should
nil the public to whom he has delegated
(he reeponalbillt) for Its defence,
WW TISH UNR UFFL ED.
loreinaatlcol Bxpori iotawsla unm-
hiK - (hfrcoMfblfiHf,
Carr$00 saff sses to Thk Its,
iNPOSf. Aug The BeotMlIn laidi
I.
on the
terrified
luteklrts f London have not
tie city's millions: thev have
i ot altered tile city a
et degree, Hut tiny
miracle They have
s life t. the .slight-
,.WnrK"'' "n,i
roused the anger i
ol B island and l.ondo'
they have I
in ni. tiie people mad. The killing of I
innocents, so far from frlghtenlni "Inoi ;
peaceful Inhahiiante, bus aarved rather
to Imbue them with a desire m eee the
perpetral n of tne outrages Buffer. It
has. n short, tripled recruiting,
nn the occasion of the raid on Au
gust l ten persons were killed and thii-ty-Slg
injured. Hut the ItreetS wen
erpwded allh inisjih ,,f H walks of
life, every nock bent hack and every
pair of eyes watching the play of the
shrapmi about th, raiders When a shell
butsts. especially near the hig Kns eu- 1
elope, th, re ia hand clapping mi, I .1 1
subdued cheer x as up. when the Bap.
palln motes on unharmed and it is
en thai the shell mlssetl Its mark thei.
la a groan of disappointment. Tin- night
...-I, ,,1 m '.eppeini is treat.-, 1 us a
spectacle with little thought that its
presence is a danger, and when the
Spectacll s oyer the public returns to ".'Us. wlio replied sin- felt 'he could
its own affairs, Sllgrj at the nation that!"0' wh,,r longer, and realising thai '
wars on 11 n-comhatants crowded In a I Patera was unopnecl 11s Stockton started
great city, but with no fear for its own I toward shore with Mm.
safet)
The
pollri
press hureatl adheres closely lo ite
to conceal (no names of the lo.
oalltles 1
raid of
.sit..,! hy the aaidere. in the
lust week on ihe east coast.
however, it i common knowledge that
the Beppeilns dropped bombs in ami
around Ipswich and It appears that one
of the dirigible! dropped no t than
lorn Po'iilis in the BBS al Ma
Bat
rgaiet s
Tile Indiffersiice of the Itrlllsh public
to the Reppalln threat has brought forth
i number of artlolea by eaperta, who en
deavor to point out that amaaing feats
have been accomplished by Ihe tieruniu
aircraft despite the fart that they have
failed to impreea the generality of the
public. II. Massac lliilst. an authority
writing in the Ifaratag Poel on the sub- i
Joot, warns tlie public against too much '
( i,."-io ,, o, , concerning ine so-called ssep.
: palln fiasco. The Herman Zeppelins, he
i declares, have not proved fallurea, hpW
I ever unpopular that statement mi. ho
InvUHile"
rroilane
Killed.
Inventor
HBNBVA, via London Sept IL' -.err
Sept
KlUbel, the Herman aviator who In
vented the invisible" aeroplane, waa
killed yesterday at Muenste: while ex
periment nig with a new machine. Ha
Waa ll years idd.
tt, Pag I lleachra l.lvrrpnol.
LivKRPooi.. Setu 12 Tito steamer St.
I'aul of tho American Line arrived here
to-day from New York. No submarine
wua sighted during the voyags.
n, in.m, Am
Von Papen to
uenuill Ambnssndor and
Unsing Mi Make tho Ar
rangement To-day.
MILITARY ATTACHE IS
ALREADY ON VACATION
WaINIMOTOW, Sept 12 Tlie dopar
I ture from the Pulled Statoa of Cant
Pranz von Papen. military attache of
I tho Herman KTibassy, will probably be
j arranged In a few days This was In-
dlcatfd here to-day .
The situation Involving Capt von
Papen In the matter. which brought
ibOUl tin reuueil for the recall of Dr.
p DumbS, the Auslro-llungarlan Ambas
sador, is recognised as most delicate.
j Nevertheless Die attitude of this (lovern
mont is that Cnpf. von Papen has, at
I tho very least, been guilty of sn Im
propiiet) In attempting to tratum't
I Official reports to his (J.oernment by
I using an American citizen as daapatch
hearer, and that this alono makes his
further presence In this country un-
j desirable ns an accredited represent. i-
i live of his Oovornment.
There is also reason to believe, the
I officials say. that he was a rarty to Dr,
I Dumba's other offeneo In planning to
disrupt American Industries.
On the other hand, the Administra
tion Is not deelrOUS of making trouble,
, and hence is reluctant to dismiss him
i peremptorily from his post at the (ier-
I man Kmhaasy hero. ConsoQttcntly II
was considered that the problem night
I he solved best and with the least em
1 barraaamanl to either the Herman or
' Pnltod States tocorptnent I y bringing
about hla assignment toother lutlosthan
that of military attache of the embassy
1 her..
mrrlean 1 If w ppreclnted.
The viewpoint of the Amertrai QoV
I emment .it regards -'apt. von Pape-i
, t ho rough I J appreeiatetl in (iertnan
Quartaea, it in ttoderalood, and there la
'a desire to n eet the- wishes of the
a me' loan Qovernmeni While, accord
Inx to tlie taerman vw. the whole
Dumba Incldani u more of an unfoe
1 ttinnte mhrtahe than a poaltlve offence,
It In reroRiiiieil that in the eyes of the
l n it-t M:tts (ioveiument -tpt. n
' I 'a pen dOM
Impropriety
appear auiiiv of a serious
in having giv en oftVi il
paper to Archibald.
There In good It a SOI) to helieve. there- ;
fore, that Count von HernstorlT. the'
iermuii Ansbaaaador, will probabl) soon !
rOai ii the conclusion that the Inteteatal
nt hoth Qovemments will he hem served
by rallerlng ait. von Hien of i u j
conn- ctlon with the arhbaswy in thle I
country.
Thin Will he done hoi .in nn adml-un-on I
by the (ierm.in ISmbase) that Cgpt, von
Papen baa dona anything wron. hut aa I
an n' t of deferenre tp the jews of Ultgl
t .over nntenl toward his oaee. it i said
TWO MORE RESCUED
BY HERO MEDALIST
('iifft. Riehard A. storkton
Plungffl Into Surf in His
Military rntform.
Sg Qiai V ,T . Pent.
ard a gtockton, a he
of th American CrOS
professor of mill t a rv
Bordentown Military
i; capt. Hu h-!
ro
gol.i medalist '
of Honor and i
iclence tit the '
ca lemy, this
I afternoon plunged Into
' surf and saved tho llvet
'Veils, daughter of Mrs
of Now York, and Main
member of Battery At
a treacherous
of Miss Mao
PhOtba Wells 1
I .i Patera, a
New Jeraey
Artillery, .tf K.tst nrnmm
Oov. Fielder and A.ijt -:
w 1
oin
oil
the
r Sailer watched tip. rSBCU
beach.
Btookton
who t. a Captain In iho
New Jeraey National Uuard, was walk-
lug on the beat
uniform, w-hon
1. all ire, I in a new dress
he hoarl the shouts of
Miss Wells and IV
first seen the plight
rs Peters had
of Ihe gi
win,
had he. 'ome caught in
was being carried aul
He ha I gone to her
a eeapuss and
to so. 1 rapidly
rescue and had
himself beep overcome by
tide as lie hung on t t to
Capt, Stockton spied the
The Captain cast off his
the strong
' girl, when
pair.
light titling
tnilltaiy lackei nui lihmgeil 11, t , the'
Watar, He swam lo Miss Wells and sup- I
I ported her until she had regained her ;
presence of mind. I'elers was sinking ,
I for the third tune when Stockton i
reached him. Tho Captain called to Miss
1 Men on the beach by this time had
launched a boat, which went to Papl
Stockton's assistance Stockton Insisted
that they row to Miss Wells lust, which
they did, and then dragged Stockton
an Peters a hoard.
Capt, Stockton is a son of State Com
mlaaloner of Charlllea ami Correction
llli'hard Stockton of Princeton He hsa
recently made a name for himself as :
Writer on the mllllar) preparedness of
the country, a recent contribution hay
ing appeared in ColHrr'i Waalp, He
was awarded a gold medal lasi year by
the American cross ,,r Honor for ins
attempt to sate the life ,f hla t sin.
Bdward Stockton, who drowned in tha
Passaic Ittver.
3 BOYS DROWN ; 2 SAVED.
Girl Baeeuee tine in Roar boat teal
dent at t.renloch. . ,1.
I'll It. APKI. I'll IA. Sept. IJ, ... Three I
i iniaoei,iiiit pot s were ilrowned mid
two others narrowly escaped death to.
day when a row boat capslaed at tlren
OCh, N. J. The dead are :
Bdward Thompson, Hi years old. Ill
North Nineteenth street ; James Richie,
17 years old. Nineteenth and Wood
streets; John Connors. I A years old.
Nineteenth and Hamilton streets.
Ceorga Harris, 83S Hamilton street,
and Jacob Htenti. Nineteenth un,i v'
! hie slreeta. were rescued gtanta , .mo
llis life to seventeen-.y ear-old Marion
llurrln. Nineteenth and Sluunokin
streetB. who pulled liim from the water
aa he was sinking.
Go Quietly
IfBernsiorff Agree
JB ea I
AwWSi Am
Vria M
. ...y
I riM Cllnedlntt.
Capt. Franz von Papen.
that Capt. von Papen i already "taking
s vacation" ami travelling in parts of
thin country not Specifically named
( ''Mint VOn Bernstorff is to nee Serr -tn.ry
lanavin(f tO rnOsTOW, It in expe,t"d
that In the rourjie of their dint-un-slonn
th- Dumba matter will otnc up and that
thin Will afford an opert unity for the
rarh;nK of an uiiflernt.tmllnK vitb re-tcar-l
to the caee of Capt, von Papen
iMnponitiK of i.ii von PapOCI! eane In
thin way will clear up the dapeornatlc
phasce of the s.tuaUon, a, thr other
fernoiis Invohvd have no diplomat it
statue,
Wash tngtou officials are Inclined to
aecept the umdli.-ial retor1n from Kurope
to-da IndS-ittTiar that the Vu-nna OoVa
evnmeiit will promptly aee- to the re-U-.t
of the I nlied Statew and will re
rail ir. Dumba at onve. Tlie Incident
is now ragSaithjd as praotioally ended an
far an Ambaaaa lor Dumba Is concornod.
it in I hi OOnfldefflt belief hen- that .'! -many
and Austria will atvpt the nitua
tion w It i'out mam festlriK r st tit men t to
the axtcm of taking any olhvial , action
(Si leu lasted to provoke or Irritate the
United statn i lovernment.
Meantime the state Dopsurtment ie also
awaiting the retvipt of the OOplOI of all
the papers taken from Archibald hy the
Hritleh oflh-laln. COTial deration of pro
ceedings in 'tie oaeca f the AuotroHuna
gsrian ConoulOenera1 at New York and
'he . i.t.ir of the Hungarian newnihaper
re ferret I h I i I mm I st is he: hk de-
ferreti pending the receipt and examina
tion of these papern
It was learned tOda) that BeinOCHJ
them In an offleiti I report hy I 'apt von
Papen on the euhjert of the dm- htsures
of the Maw York Woriti regarding the
'oaffaued on 0ccad n-
TWO SISTERS DIE OF
TYPHOID; A THIRD ILL
Panlil)
f Dentils Hoal.i
T pe bj Deatli
ii Mlnirle Hay
in
There w-as weeping laei ntghi in the
modes! home of iiennis Healy, a Custom
House employee, who lives at -3 Poplar
street. Brooklyn, The New fork Hos
pital had sent OVM word that Healy s
oi lest daughter, JuHa. lit, bad died at
o tlft in the tnomlni of typhoid fever.
Iiennis. his Wlf
one daughter sa
ther
quietl)
, sons and
nantfestlni
clock ihere
t heir grief. Mhot tly
citme a knock at th
gl r stood outside.
after I
loor and a in.'s.en-it,-
brouuht word
t!i
11. 1
oml daUahtor, Mat, one
in
y, , linger than Julia, had just died,
of typhoid ret'-, rnd ,i'ao In Ills
Vol k Hospital
third 'lout: iter, ill of the same
e, is no ii,,. snhjeet of the
11 ISO
Ni w
A
dlaense,
pra) are
Ho- living rlealya, for the
doctors sat her 1 ll.lllii
tile slightest She IS 1
of re
t oa ri
ovei
old
nd
her name is Cntherlne.
Julia and Mat w, mpkiyed
printing firm in Lafayette street,
became ill three Weeks aiso to-da
was sent lo the hospital lit In.
by a
Julia
and
Is, IPS
Wo. list, s k of L'li I 11 it er si l oot
we,k later May became ill while
and she followed her sister to
pita', jaat Monday Catherine
Just one
at work
tne boas
beca me
ill and sin
Hospital.
loo w as sent (o l he Ne
York
ll is balleved that either the water or
milk supply cooped the dleettSB Haaly
IS III some doubt afl In whether Ins
daughter
work or
was not
tho wat,
. contracted
It home, but
-mplovol ttic
r supply al
the dlaeaaa at
because Catharine
phyakHfins believe
home oaused all
thle." Illnesses.
GIRL VICTIM OF 0VERSTTJDY.
Poaad Wander lua With Ten
Books Can't Tell Nn
Policeman Pepper found a seventesn.
year. old girl
With IWO g lelrt text
booka under bet
a nn
wandering in
i larenu'tit rat KWB) near
lo Cmtona Park yesterday
remember who she is t
lives in Kochelle t'ii
1 am Hoapltaii
the entrance
She coiil, In';
r where she
her to Kord-
Tlie girl is I leet ii imhos tail and
has black hair she , us eyeglasses
She wore a dark brown suit and I
Pink a'.l white ttais: she had a class
rt llg lliscl ilted
lU." Hi Ro, h..n,.
Deiievea the amneeiu
ot ovcrstudy
patient ,s a victim
QUAKE SHOCK AT MESSINA.
Hoth I inn unit VoagVlfgS ire Lggj
agolli letlfOi
tifi ,.i! t mbU ih pnt, t, i Tin: ft)
UVMIMA, via Ituinc. Sept IJ. - An
earthquake shock sas fell here today.
There wiis no panic ami no damage was
done.
Koih Mount Rtnu nJ Mount Vesuvius
ere UnUSUall) active.
IMl-0 STENTS.
iKAISER 'SENVOY
AND LANSING TO
CONFERTO-DAY
AmbftiuMtdot1 RetttntR toCap-
itnl fin Ihiseussion of Sub-
marinfl Problem.
THE ARABIC r.vsi;
TO BE CONSIDERED
Yon Bernstorff Believe i n
flentsndlns; Is by No
Meotifl Impomible.
vVASHLVOTOX LIKELY
TO SUBMIT RYIDEXCI
iiiit Proof That Berlin
Accords With Represen
tative Views.
Washi w.ton. Sept 12 -Mont r.irnst
efforta t" remove the sOftoUS ohnincleB
In the way of a settlement of the nub
ma Ine controversy between the I'nited
States and Qerman) are expected to re
nult from a conference to tatte place at
Ihe St:ite Department to-morrow h-
tweeu Kecretarj Longing ami fount oo
Bernatorff, the 0)erman Ambassador
! The Ambassador arrived In W'anhir.g
t n late to-f!ay after an absence of tan
days in New York. His visit at thin time
in the lenult of unmunlca t ions betweog
him ami Mr. Leans I ng resulting; In an at
rangemenl heing made for him to call.
It In not Understood that the Am
haH..iiot has anything .idditiunal fim
his Oovernment to present to Secretary
laonalng, He is represented an taking
the view t hat. since Germany has tti
; dally declared her accaaelon io the chief
! principle t r which the Tinted States
has been P ntendlnx. the two QoveriH
, ments should he able to rea-h nn under
' standing .is t specific casen n the nub-
marlne issue.
Mn the other hand. It may he stated
tha; Ihe difficulty, from the Ameruan
point Of view. Is the dOUbt which hae
beer, cant on the good faith of OeniiHiiy
h i-onttant between certain actn of her
submarine cQtrmHiideis and the pledgee
given by t h iJovernment and Its Am
liasfutdor. The facto? that has caused
reeling of peaalmlim In Waahlngton in
the last few dan is the tleruiHii ItOtO
on the Arabic pass. This 11 its and th
, difTb-ult.es it preneiitn in relation to the
position of the l?nlted States i ex
pOCted tO le the chief topic of ijlSCtlg
Slon i" the, conference to-monow
n - h I ll u I II
'up dlfltcultlea.
io . i ptrrnli
n. it in expected, ill bo
mad tl ar to the ;-tman Ambassador.
wiiih- iieiiuiiN of ranching h satlsfac
lory umlert.ind.na and while anxl tin to
attach all the imiaitance it denerve to
the t Iertnan lovernment n declarat ion
with respect tn the treatment of passen
ger nhitn. the Adminintratloii in not put1
t iiik itnelf in the poall Ion of henetvl.tug
1 1 Of man) to Mini a wa out of the sltuaa
t ion for thin io trnineii' Wash ma-
Ipn attitude, on the contrary, in
scribed one of absolute Srmnest
which Ihe apparent discrepancy bet
'it
'll en
i leruiM n Worde and 1 lei man a ts la tiie
t hh f cause f concei n.
There la no doubt here of the earnaafj
desire of fount von Bernstorff to elteot
an adjustment of the rituatlpn. Th
quests ii m tlouht In the extent to WhlOS
hla Uovernment Is cooperating with him.
ii has been nuagehteti that if the Am
bases dor rould demonstrate thai hm
tlovtrnmenl le thorougnly 1,1 accord
with his rleWe and in prepared to act
accordingly in n Inttanoss the detnon
st ration would far toward effecting1
a solution f f.it nuhmar'.ne prohlem.
Another evidence of good faith which
n in BUgffcetedt the (term. tn (Jovernntonl
might glv through itn Ambaseador Is to
furnish the I'nited States with the text
ami dateg of im orders 10 submarine
commanders regarding treatment of
passenger Bblpa, it in contended that
tin Arabic ami Hesperian caaes juetlfy
the luit d Staten in deal ring tiiat (Jar
man) should produce such evidence.
Th.- Indl) At Ions are that the next stase
fif the controversy will he the BUDmlS
nhu tt iermany of the evidence which
the I'nited Slaten has gathered about
the point 111 dispute, that Is. the Inten
tions of the Arabic with regard to the
submarine Waahlngton reggrds thia
evidence as overwhelmingly against t hj
position taken hy the suhmarlne rom-
mander and upheld b) ike Berlin nov
el I'tllellt.
Till ill fioefSIMni " 1 " tide red.
The general View in diplomatic 'inar
tern here is that the Qermail OoVOfniUOnt
blundered serloual) in its handling of
Ihe Arabic note, ami that it went far to
defeat Its nui. purpOBCg It is pointed
out that. In the first plgng, n proponal
to ajrltrate was exprease.i unfortu
nately ; al tha out et officio ts erg not
even able to tell whit Uermany meant.
For the I lerllii Ko reign fflce to have
added the Htatemeiil that sVOn if the
commander waa In error i.ermany could
acknowledge no liability to indemnify
glso i" 1 en titled as a mistake,
Another, in the opinion of dlplomgtlatg
here, Wgl Merlin's gCtlon In living the
note to Mr. tjerard. then letting tt ht
printed from Berlin before It reai bed
Washington It is held th.it a much
mora favorable Impression would have.
resulted if the note had been transmit
ted t fount von Bernatorff and by him
presented 'n person to Secretary liann
lllg hefore there was any publicity re-
gardinK 1 lerman) 's position
VALUELESS, SAYS PARIS.
The "Temps" la llescrlliea Herlln's
Praaalaa tn i . g,
Igeciei ' olilf V.pefc, , Thk Si n.
I PABIBi Sept. Commenting on c,er
muny'fl note teganllng (ho sinking of
the Arabic the 7'eiiips aavs ,
"Tlie note provaa that Berlin's con
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