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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1915.
AMERICAS WARNED
OF INVASION DANGER
Monroe I m t l ine Tlnviitrnrtl,
Psnssu m hiftitfr liiHiiiHtiH
ii n 1,1'Htrin'.
Am. I MKNT I on Ma MjEET
t AIMICOTOVel, th I. "1 'flint "i Hie r- -
piibltn of Itnrth end gottlli AfMrMa ure
ggUCll) ODtlcemed with tli, United Htulee
In ItlCaTng Cttenuctl pi'i ini rti t itniH for ill--
fei ec We tin lubitinee of fi itatement
tn;.clc .it lOHtay'l niceima f t Navy
btMM by hi MuMblo a MontlMi the
ttinleter from Paitcmc Df Morale
etrongty Intimated) that th.. Monro Hoc
tritiv ik threatened, mil in- ceclaretl it to
the duty bI i lie pruiileAf all Ami'i n a
I') ii'i.il i' In ' il.i when lli'.v in. Kilt
be called UpOC t.i ranlst invasion TN
lllllHI'HM iW IPPUI Ullnl.
Tin- qwttktn o' wall ii dtfi " '
hi United State In in I certain lend
Imlmatelj bound up wltli n defence or
the whole American continent." ihe Sin
mtrr aald. lit; continued
"Ari ll I'nlte i ntatei dUipoaad tn !
in;: thai ihe Monro iMctrlM l not hi tic
ni .i series 'it wo'ilt. u!ed for effect, and
reality llgnlfylng nothlnc. Arc they
dtepoevd. on the contrary i to defend with
irorgy the Integrity and Indopondonot of
., i the natioi "f thia continent agclnct
tu.' eggfeealon of any I'nwer in the
v.irhr Tin' latter phaaa of the queiv
HOn of Ho- (lefri.ee of the t'nlteil States
. . that Which hriiiKB u into relation with
in. intereata of the otior rouatriea ofi
America and wll i Iho Intereeti and even
, Ith tht eery llfi Itielf or thi Kepub-I
l.c of I'anania '
At the conclual if Dr Moralea'i ad- ,
arena the league PMNd .1 recolutlon
mhii'h in part ii as f., lion's:
"It the sens, of the .Navj I.' .itllli' ;
of lha United RHetee thai the American .
peopjo in order to provide for their needs '
at home h ri.l abroad, for their aeeurltv j
from fun tan agftfoaelon and for the
IMlntenanco of the Ideali whlob have I
-Inaplrad the republic from ita ,.i .da' o:
;- create an efficient fleet large !
PrlbtttTh in alte tu keei th national honor J
unttalned To hum emi the Navy Latactitj
indories unreal n eill, the vlewa ennn-I
, al. hy the expert of the tjeneral I
luaril of the navv. The NV) la-aain
hope that tiuhllc arullinrnt will bring
ir:o betns Hie tie.-t arhrch muaj ia jire
pared for the common defence."
Today'a ipeakera were John Catlcn
O'L-auchlln of Waahlncton, oorroopond-
ant of ibe Chlcaco tfaralat, who iri nieii
Ilea, .iiihn A. lawan. Senator Aahurtn of
Arlieona. Roberl Mean- of Mte York and
Mra. Mary A. LocttWOOd. a founder of
the l. A. It. Prof. William Ulbkey of
prlneaton Unlvoraltji and otheri win aa-
dr - t!ie leaCtM to-morrow.
EXPLOSION ON U. S. DESTROYER
Flrr and .several Men Injured
tbnard the i nuiialna.
KcWPOCTi Oct, 5. While emtaRiil in
the war name an i xnloalon occurred on
lha torpedo boat iieatiie: Climnilnil to
day off the eoaat near bora.
A nre followed and thi Cummlnca
n .ole for this in t The bUMM waa x-
lincuUrbed without dolnc much ttonwca,
Wahiiinuton. (Jot t ... Tiie Navy Dl-1
....rtmeni la wUhhiUdlna Mara of the ,le- .
II I"- BSIU, Hill " . ' , ii" ,i 'r J ,
piroyer Cuntmlncx. be nuae, offlctabi aav1,
the ahtp la enaaaeil In manuruvrrs in
which war oandaUotM are baitUJ a.inu
lated. and to PUbllah the ncwa of ac.u-
iient or dlaabllng of thi !hip mlchl prova
of value to the enemy.
EX-GOYERNOR NAMED
IN MAIL FRAUD CASE
J. M. Brown's Letter I sed
St'll stuck in Cotton Grow'
or' Society .
in
Evidence
United Slai.s
yeetcrday to
of the Cotton
i- lirouglil out liefore
I lomitnaaioner Houghton I
ihow that the ahllcftore
i.l. iweri I" : at iv e So-
cioly of latoorffra, win
tlm)1 "ll'iS "1 :i
wiitten by Joieph m
)i t hfl ' erniiirnt
'in ei n, f.ic
letter Rppetrtsntly
Brown wtHii' "iov
rnor f I o"sirL'l i i
for comliiiiing tiie i
idorelnc the scheme1
Dttun farmi rs of the
N staple market for
South and finding I
their urodui is. The
facsimiles isira tiie
official letterhead of the executive dC
partmenl of the state of Oaorglc atoll
was shown hy the solicitors to prog-!
ncotlve ptinmeien of Ntovk.
A cony of the ltrown litter wail
Identified by H. K. Stillwell, secretary
of the society, who took the stand yeo
tcrdey for the defence In the prooOOd
lugs i.y which the Uovernment author!
ties are attempting to have Philip C.
Wadeworth, promoter "f the society,
sent hock In Atlanta to he tried for
us'ng t lie mulls lo defraud
Similar letters purportlnc to httVe lieen
Written hy H M Stanley, State Com
mlsalonar of Commer. and Labor; S,
Wore ham, Rtate Bntoniologlat, and j. ,
j Conner, Commiaeioner of AgrloultureJ
were alio Identified hy Mr. Stillwell at1
the request of Mrnr A. Wise, attorney
for Wadeworth.
Assistant United States Attorney Her- i
iheneteln protested egalnei bhe Intro-,
ductlon of the .-..pies as documentary I
evidence, but the Commissioner pointed
i. of that proof rould he ihown at the
lytel whether or not the h-t'ers W0re
ui n tlne. j
Mr, St.llwell said tll.lt he bad lineslel
11,000 111 the company and received the
inh of secretary ai l,ooo lie mid that;
a-t of Ills work was to inairuct the
v., 'i itora in lite propei manner or p
of
inroachlnc proenei live purch
are ' '
Theae sor.itors
he laid, were
exiravegent
never allowed to make
statements.
The hearing will be continued
c'elock this mornlngi
it i no
ptii a I table
until In
M'lseoilSlll.
- license to
It ant ion, w
Ca buclneee in Wisconsin wot grcnted
'O-dny to Pie Bqultlbll l.lir Nssuraln e
Coclety of New York, whlohi with say
oral other big l ie Inaurcnc ixira-
done, withdrew front the gtais eeven
.ears ago because of restrict It c laws,
which liiree ntonthl 'S I wen modified
j IOQF PERSONAL PROPERTY
THE PROVIDENT LOAN
MAMI 4 I 14V
roorth Aeenue. cor. gfttli straat
iigrMge etrert. roe. Hii uiicc it
. tvesIC An., t' ism ii 1 40(0 4
I rtlniUHi An -I'll I'raat.
t raiai ctnet, am tuuie itreia
kin '20 II. isii heunituu a id
t eat IIuukUiu at., uuf, baasl It.
BUDGET OF $225,000,000
FOR NAVY LOOKED FOR
Officii Expect $100,000,000 Will Be Favored for New
Warships Following Daniels's Conference With
Wilson Foresee Trouble in Congress.
.-nisuTn.v Oct. ' Aa n mauli. i
of HeceetMy DcnSlc'e conference with
President Wllcon and Sepreaentatlti
Padgett with reference to the naval in"
cratntna tu t rgconrn ended to I'oogft 11
Mi i ) ear. navy oftteera nri beginning 10
feel nonfldtnl that a reqiiesj will be
m.Kle for atiiroxlnuitly JlOO.UOh.Ono for
in A' count ruci Ion In the navy. Thia i
iini.ite In admltled to he liberal, n-!
the expectation la that It may prove
tin, ie than Conirbn win gltfe,
As tin- appropriation! needed for the
malntenanoa of the na ami eon tin un-
lion of existing projactl Will thia year
ainount to about 1 1 -."i, 000,000 or IIS0,
000,400, the appropriation of IIOO.UOU,-
tOfl for new construction would ,
ma ha the total lull amount to
nbotlt $3-4. 000,00". If any H -
ducttona ate made In thin total by tni-
greel they are expert
iliev are i-xpeeti-d to eo'iie from
the amount allotted 10 new COnitrUC.
tlotl, ax the other eatinintea am about
f i '..luiii.iniri laraer than I a l year
This increaaa ia tftu to the fart that
iluririK the laat I WO years expenditures
whli'h really were neis-aaarv liave ben
dtfarred for the purpoae of keoplng down
the total niprnprlatlonx. It is now lin
poaalbll to dofbr Ibtaa expenditures any
nnfar,
a"ie
HeiMrtinrnta ! Miller.
Ou the paala
rotiHtruetton, tht
he provided and
ronat ruction wen
f $ 100, 000.""" for riew
apltal shlpa could
possibly four If other
Uept down. It is proh-
alI', ImW'Vfr, th.-' only t r ajntl
RhlM will tit aHktxl fur two DAitrMNlltM
Htiil ofl) t-attle rrillMr, Mr. l:tiitU -tl
mates that a battleship r battle i ruis r
will now "'t nearer liv.ooo.ouo than
fl&.iMio,nno uf a result uf tlvc large rtM
SUBWAY CONSTRUCTION
CALLED STEADY PERIL
Expert Kiitriiim deport r.
s. Ct on Constant Danger
Frm slidfN.
Bdmund s IJavli of Fiomon and
Henry II. Qtltmby of H.ton, tmptofod
by the Public Service OontOMaclon to re
tort on methode that might provide
Kreater Bufcty to the pUbUc In UOiHIOOtlOn
with the construction of etihwayH, re
ported yeitirdiy the! a montwa oon
Mcntly ealate in the po nihility of lxek
lld i.
Th. engineera, after making a thor.
ougti exam In wt Ion of the ounotrucUon
work, offered eucaiot lone. The Ilrat
reconunendatlon wun that where the
rock at rata cie eian f dhdntaggMlon
the Kide. ehould he sliopil in ruee t n
tJVnoh BO aa tu
el rut from aide to
form a gOMtnuOtll
ode.
nie roootniwalaioo amo tn.it tne ier
mimnt Huiiimy nonctinntltm houid Cot"
low aa fguaely m poHailile ilie evcave
tloti work : that In th fflln- MMMl'UCtfem
the ktltltN of the uii-IkIiim should
aglloed with the orooi baa ma to pravont
bvekMngi 'hat peri'Mii.- Inopoetloni
should he mail of the chorlng ' tk
Tlie eXPICta reHrted that "with spe
cial reference to the method umd by
th.. I ' ted States Realty and Improve
mint Company in whoog work the two
reoata caaualtlae ocourradi we found
that the elaei of tiie material unci tor
the trariotii member! aie ample
atrongth f"t" the loads ItutMjjteil hy the
street traffic."
Alfred Pea von ehief engineer of tiie
Public gorvlea Comm laa Km , pointed out
that in view of the groat amount of
vut and cover" wiirk dono the nuntwcf
of accident! was remarkably few.
SUBWAY
INQUEST
resumed. ;
Three
- Jurors I nU t
Place, of '
Men liiiuiitl.
T!t limn"'!' Iniiie-t Into
mllotpM .,n Sr-vi'iill, .tMni-
!Ubway
. September
with three new
i i a: continued MtertlHy
Jur.irs in place of tnree who had been I
x used Teetimony was given hy An-'-cust
Meiaanote. iff Midnight, a-.be said I
he preferred to be called, who had !
charge of the blasting which preceded j
tin accident: Joseph Sron. who fired
the blasts, and l'mherto i.luardl. who j
fl. gg. il the car which dropped into the
avca vatlon.
Midicght's testimony wai chiefly a
reiteration of Ills statement to the TUs
t t u l Aitornr the day after the accident
He told of the two blasts, of the s nk-l
IjIK OI Ilie slree! Hlld of hi! flight Vtllftl I
he saw Itw car gulllg dowp.
aiiwrdl cannot (elk Rhgllch end hla
teatlmony was im through an inter-!
pretar. Just before the ecnloftloni be '
said, he took Ills station in the sireet.
101 f eel from the btaet. The car which
went down "as the. flfly teet from
him and atOppad on ins ligncl l-f.ire ll
reached him. About threi looondi later.
h. testltied. the roadway sniia qiuler
Mm.
According to Midnight, the temporary
parts of tin. ihorlng, Which might hove .
endangered the ilructure by larrlng,!
Were removed as usual for l ie hlast
Coroner Poluberg prt ded at the pear
i:ig with s Wfank Htnith of 'he Thomp
soi. leclslatlve i oiiimii i. a on the bench
l.eside him. The InqUOCl w ill he i on; li
ned a l -' I'. M. r'riday.
TRUCK STICKS IN PLANKING.
iiImm e-ln Humor Tails Mr-
rrvs Iti 1 uloii tutrr.
Tin' rumur of ft.nthr lUbWfty :tvsln :
ppriiid rapidly Uirniicrh ITnlon sonars I
yeiteraay ai no.m ano m,. ponce re-
s rvee uiii rOtfUirod to keep aaok n
crowd thai nocked to Rlctconth street
ami Brondway, t few feet from the
corner two wheels of a live ton auto
iiiii'Ii went tlirniiff:! til- nlankirir nvai
thi' CgcaVCtlOn Work of the subway and !
in, traffic was blociiad for clntoai a half
lirtitr.
The truck, Which was owned hy Alex
ander gellgmcn of 110 Kranklln itraat,
Uruoklyn. was laden wlih fioui. when
thi wlieels well through the plankiic
I.. IrUOg almost oierturued. A gnng
id laborer! frcun the r, avail. .n removed
i n machine In a short lime.
SOCIETY OF NEW YORK
BltONC.
Cnurtlaiidt Are . cur I4lth lire
IKtltlki.l N.
I mlth St., rnr. Livingston at.
i.raiiaiu Avenue oar. Ilelwvntaa II
I lit. in in no cot ll.M'kavay 4va
PEH USMTj CIIAKlifcllVrJ
Loan a krpaTu witiiiv
IttO WhLivS HIU.M UAl'K
ln prhe o artiites and material en.
taring into battlaahtii ronat raft Ion,
Tine.. Capital Mpa at fl,000."00 each
w ouhl i oat $l4,0t0,000 ; four would cost
l?,600, i. n ia ptalmad to nak for
ula u I taentv-llvi' airhni t iuea, which
wuttld odil ll,000,00l ueiro to the
bud COt. Sixteen deOtl uyirt were rwmu
mondad by the QanoTal Bovrd laat year.
Then 0WI now NbOUt loon.ono
paxklnir u total for doatcoera of about
114,600,000,
it la eati lUled that at let i, 000.00"
ia naodad fur HOW ehote equlptnent to
prdVldo for lieiiuHes in the fleet, and
at leant lA.niiO.mio s waiitml-for the
further dovatoptnotfcl of the aviation acr
vice. 'AMoVllltf for foul' caXtxl ehlpa,
two ilreailiMiuahts and two h.ittle
i 1 1 iiiaai i, i its wouiii malw a total of
10t,tOO,OCI, With hat three PC pi to I
ehlpa It would i otne to only 0,0on,00ii
If four capital phi pa are recirmmendeil
It la expected tluu the tippniprlatlonx for
MbtlMlliniOi ileatmyerx MPj other ptlr
ponce will he siiav d cooordihcly
Until lrralnofJAhtti Flral.
Th t'i'lu'V f th nval s-r uc Kfi
prally that ,rovlin rVr H;-dif InouirM
VWOllld Kine liit -the RpOfO Uie ietter.
aeeorilinf t Ihlf view. Tht nervlee Is
unwilling- tn a epi lWpiUh 'llllIU I for
other DtlfpQMf M the x.ten of tho
aiipropriatloiis for lwttlethips. It evn
taks t io vl w that while the tiattle
Cfulfter j a type of ngtittnK erufl whlrh
shvwl.l !' hn'Iinleil In UM I'nlteil States
nnvy. it nhouhl not 1h pro tdrrl at the
MptflPO of t he provision for dfCftd
noutfhtMi
MftV offl't-is me rnut'h !n oir.iK''l
1 the prOapfJOtl for the pi-osTrxnune.
There :s a growing feeling f optnasni
aH to the Mt 1 1 1 ui of I'resi'i-nt Wtloon.
dospHe tht fad that he inui not yet I
nUttlorltod tin- Navy Ivpartni hi to
prepare fstlm.itey or has rit ot'.eiwlse
OOflttnUtMl himself leflnitel.
!
- - I
MINERS VOTE 11 TO I
FOR JOHN D. JR.'S PLAN
Ii
oi-k.'fHIcr M ir itn .1111 ill
Offer Proposition t Wj -oniing
Worker.
Dbnvchi 'v.
Colorado Kurl
cam pa will adi
' trial plan hy
i nocordi a i' to t
R --The miners of the
and Iron t'ompanv'n coal
pt the RockofoUtr Intfua
I vote of eleven to one,
tin na from the election
a majority of the camps
received from a majority of the .-amps powder Intereeti a repreaentatlve .if.
to-niaht. me former ea .1 yeaterday that neither
A few of the camps will not have their i John I'. Rockeffllei nor John D. Hock
elect loni until to-nlcht, hut the acheme .feller .ir waa interested peraonally
hai carried ao overwhelmingly elaewhere Daapatchaa from WTilmlngton quoted
that John 0 Kockefellar, Jr., and hla aa-I reprenntatlvei ..r tne .1.1 Pont powder I
aoclatei believe theie is not the nimhtest ! intereata ai declining a- present to con- 1
chance for In rejection. ,ri ,,r ,tv me resirt that those ,11-
with the receipt of th.. Rnal returna I tereeti were heavily intereited in iho
the new industrial acheme will become j Federal company Chemical rxprrU
operative ind both the company official- general)) wen s epl eal f tin partlcl !
and the representatives of the nrneis patlOH of the (111 Font and Standard
believe atrlkea Will tnd on intercuts In a dyi making enter-
Mr Rockefeller la delighted OVW the . prise of th.a nzc ai tliin time du to1
WllllngniM of the minern to t,y the the tariff UMorUtlAtleC.
Kaiuuui. ne qoiievoa tnai ir it m c'ven a
He
fair trial the holders of common stock In
the company, who have not received a
dollar of dividends In fourteen years,
will Rnal I) begin to realite eomethim;
on their investment
Mr. Rockefeller pa.-aed the greater
part of to-duy at the Hrown Palace
Hotel. This afternoon with- his party
he starred for the Iron mlr.es of the
eompany at Bunrlae, Wyo lie will
mingle with the miners there, studying
their living and working conditions at
tir-t hand as he did in lout hem Colorado
m rnricm. viaaaia m rw i. m ijir 1 1
aWAWAWJ faaWAWAt
9 tuitKm fmSWSMZ? Tuiirrc ll V
Sf v j .BeeaLfjgraser sA rv'J jH M .
aVjci irawj aaoaiCC
ant I mm uun c
en I MA(!kI worm drive trurki are the worm drive MACK! ita simnliciiv f I e IIS I
SS9 i -l 44.. ... . .. a. .. .." ' .. laaaS "is suuoDi
Itrums wun uuut in icrvuc. ror construction easy acceinbility to all
the past W years MACKS have led parts hifihest grade of material and '
I competition on the Quality basis alone. u-nrlimnuhin .r- f ..a..... ,..h,..t, I H
9 I Irtsili ira agsamMaOSgnCaVSakcl Ki 'I emann-aent a Ik a a asaaawaa I BbbbH
aBX I wi aa. vwiimvi.ii vvmi van make tnr operation ot MALk trucki Imm
that has always bu.lt with an eye for most ecouomica
I stability and permanence in the motor ... , I MM
l trticK nrm. "".........- ..i.o.i, wvuipaoy i i wpw
! Thr fact that MACK trucks arc sue- Ineludfl MACK and SAURER
Ml ccssfully serving almost every type of truccs-nuut witn Dotn worm and iwm
I of busi nesti is a practical endorsement 1 ur,vr v ipwiiwi i m j ronl .m.
I which you cannot afford fo overlook. ;l's" S to 1 5 ton Tractor Trailer. IB
II S9 1 I he mechanical superiorities of the Send for Huuntss titJps. I B
1 I TATTCriM AT"lVT II I
jr UNMOT0RC0MPANYi ll
m West End Ave. & 64th St. New York I
i !
i I s '
- - . , . . .
LOSSES
r unknown to hiWm of
GUARANTEED
MORTGAGES
nottlng 5 pwr MNNim
LAWYERS MORTGAGE CO.
RICHARD at. MURO, PraelCent
Copltal.Surplut Pr S9,000,000
,vi Mnerty i.. V. lit Meilliae CI .Bk
NORWAY ROUTE FOR
GERMAN DYE SOUGHT
Importer' Arranyino tn
rarjroos That Way Half
tn Go to Itritiiin.
NEW CONCERN A MYSTERY
NafOtlAtloni nt'' heiim rondllHttl with
the British
I uoi tera In
rtovorfimcni by uyt stuff in-
Nvw York, ii waf assertel
In Import Ins; ctfCNN yetTilM . for the
unhintlereii pasisaKe of Ihh'tnents vf
ilvesluffs itm Germany to thin coun
try by wny of Norway ami swetlen I
i-rej't t covin fix eargoe. and Is "Ki'l ;
to InHttdi ti agreement lietween the
Ameriean Importers anl 'he British
Qovt rnmfni by Which per rvnt. of thn.
OJ i K"iw are to be reshlppe'l to Hrlt ish
Uyestuff users.
The tmporfts !ere hnv' bttn rnn
t ending against the embargo of the
ierman Uovrnnient and the dnnm-r
that the Krittsh i '.nvemment might
seife the cargoes I'erstuis In clOSt
touch with tin? epilation lAV that the
flret if thee dirhciilties haC boan over
I 1 0110 nit honeh it Ik not
at all ccr-
tain whether the
Will axree If It !.
of th.e ihlpntant
Oorman Oovernmont
Undent OOd that half
to he returned
I
ciraal Britain.
No detinue atatement Wax
irthc.'iu-IIS.000.-
nc yoatarocy fathering thi now
Pederal Iiyetuff and Phemlcal
Compan) of Htm York, for whlrh ar
ti.'iee of incorporation were rih d on
Monday in Delaware, The incori ira
'ore. Blair Ft .1 tier. Newton Ja-nen and
leorce ,. Harrlngton are all connected
with Whit- i'o, banken, of no Pine
sireet Mr Whit,, formerly Wll proot-
dent of the National salt Company, ami
Inter became the hea l of the Columbia
Has ami Blectrtc Company.
Two rlnan.'iiil arouiis had 1 n 1 011-
i.ei'ted h rumor with tiie nt orgcntla
lion the Standard nil and the du Pont
Aldermen Kill Rnfrann Reword,
For the second time the Board of
I Aldermen deotlned yeaterday to author-
ixe a ipecld revenue bond issue for
I S,000, to he offered by the Mayor for
, the arrest of Michael a. Bofrano, undei
I indictment for murder, The res .int. on
requtrei 10 votes for paceage; yeeterda)
It git 6! The Maor two wecka ago
offered a reward of tsoo. which cannot
i i.c raleed without the Aldermeni i n
sent.
1
RUG SOLD AT $12,000
COST BUT 80 FRANCS
OWer Made Trial to Show
.liny How Oriental Flii i
Aro l)ortorpl.
18,001 A WA HD To EXPERT
A jui v before Supreme Court Juallei
Ooff itlnioet saw an exhlhlllon yaCter-
day of the procem of Ircgtlng Oriental I
rua to make them look ancient, and
of dnctorlnc mothenten ru to make
them hiok ae Cood aa ever, as Mrt of I
the evidence In a suit hy Paul M. Alio. I
a well known oriental run expert,
atraiust BengUlCt Pros. Fifth avenue
dealer!
Alio, who was one of the head sulcn
UI'nien and run expena In the llcngulat
Oa lata bllih men! for about Rftatn yearCi
sued to recover a commission of 1 ier
cent on ma sales totalling III0.0M, on
the around that he was emcniced at a
-alary of 125 a aeek and the coin- I
mission. The Ilenculata contended that i
Alio was to receive only a weekly sal-
cry and no isutimteelon. The Jury re
turned a verdict for ItiMli whhh was
ail Alio sued for, with Interest, lese ,
11,100 he admitted owinu the Rengulati
In the course of his testimony Alio
I told of the Immense pniflts to rug
dealers tbrnuch the employment of com
petent salesmen. lie- told of one Po
onakl run houaht in Paris for elghtg 1
francs, which eold In New York for
III, 00, In another case the dealer
ImuKhi an Indian rue for ISt. end after1
m:Uli.g
they he
1401 wrth of repairs on It
Id it at llli.nnn
Ml., offered to name the purchaser of
the 112.0(10 rua. hut neither Ids attorney
nor counsel for the HenKiilat" wished
him to do so. He also testified that eta
thoueh his employer! contended he was
recen dng oniv t.', a week they charged
IfiOh u day for his services when he
was encaaed as nn expert on the col
I. -cti. ne of Charles T. Yerkes. Senator
William A Clark and ('apt Philip M
Lrdlff,
Vital) Benculat, rhlef witness r,.r the
defence, denied thst 11 was posslhle to
make new ruis appear ,,ld so pUfchCCerC
would he deceived "They COUld he told
a mile away." he ea-d. This drew from
Max 1 1. Steuer. counsel for Alio, t he state
ment : "If they could he told a mile
away a lot of yOU rue dealers wouldn't
he in husinesa."
Alio testified that new tugs were mude
I to appear .Id through the use of pumice
stones, which worn down the fabric. In
certain runs there were 100 knots to a
square Inch, and It sometimes took an
i hour to cover an inch In the ageing
I proceed he eald. in niiing up holes in
! o.d rug! and making them Whole ag. ii
Alia said it was necessary to take the
same number of itltohei that were taken
In the . rlglnal, and then remove traces
i of repairs hy the use of pumice stoic
In the course of the trial Mr Steuer
aked Justice itoff to eccuec the jurv
i while he offered certain evidence, be
i auee he didn't want the offer to appear
1 theatrical When Iho Jury had tiled out
Mr Steuer said that he had brought to
' court un old. damaged rug mid intended
to ask Alio p. demonstrate th,- method
of making It appeal sound in ordei to
prove that hi! aervn-es In rehabilitating
.id ruga Into new were r a unique ena
extraordinary character. Couneel f r
the Met gull's Objected aid Justice .'.off
ruled out "he exl.lhltlon
BUTTER FRAUD 18 ALLEGED.
I'm ok nud
Jnniea l.esirmle In
dieted
on t otiaplrac) I harar.
Frank . end Jamee Ieatrade. who op
erate a Putter plant at IHa UUCnl stlee:.
Wore Indicted by the Federal ilrand
jury yeaterday for coneplrlnc with HenrN
W. Rotan to defraud the Oovernmenl
of internal revenue taxes through the
secret manufcoture of oleomarKarinr
Roterl s tiie raprocentatlvi of the
Oi dale company, which manufacture!
oleomargarine in Providence( it. I. Ac
cording to Aeiletcnt ITplted states At
tomey raoellli he furntchod tiie oleo
marcarlne which the Ueetradei mlced
with their Putter.
SCHENECTADY STRIKE
COMPROMISE IN SIGHT
Geneml ElNtric Workwni May
Apfpi ! Hoar Dy ifid 10
Pot font. ncrfMr,
HCHRNCCTCPT, Oct,
apparent change in
-There W0C no
sirike of lha
workers here
the
11,001 Qeneral
Electric
PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND
NEW YORK'S
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
Till M. MKN ANI COTS.
CT. PAtl.'H
N lllllll.
nox I! Harden I lly. lamg Island
SALTER K. MARCH . Ileggcaiater,
HAKSj AKIt M'HINII. rK COVC
Fleldsun. West 14 3d Ml Hoys may remain
all diy. Including H y study hou' Tynnti
Court!. Athletic Field. Kind I to ollege.
IH1IM. M'HHOI. I.. I'-
W. Kim si. TeJ s:io Schuyler.
iloy from to 20 All Iteparlmeuta.
la heme atudy fer bay! under I.
THINII V M'lMMH.
law 14," weal Hist Hlrelt
A Church Ita? nk tinol
FOR HilVC.
Mil AKPrMI H! M'lMinL far T
3IO-:ilil West End Ave. Tel. Col aSOO
The lew year hegtna iwtols-r 4 lol.v
mill, ,r eierclsm I .'to ui 4 all winlar.
DWIOHT h iittnt.. ia w. WO ar.
I Di pt of New Vork I'reparatory Schisil.
I'h.s-ough work, linuted rlasare. nusl. riee.
Fall Term Insioi. Sept. 20
HAMILTON INCTITt'TF fOW lllt
6VU West End Ave. Tel nsoj RIV.
COLLpCil ritKrAHAIION.
24tb Veer Urflns Bept 30th
Bi citijc a iiooi. i on nova
tiVn Maillson Ave. near 2d Hi.
It-.pen Moildsy. "ct 4lh
CIX Pl rll.H ONLV IN A 4 I-4CC.
THE BROWN H4 IIOOI. of 11 TOKINIi.
241 WaM 7,'''h I" TH- da HSU4.
Two years wik In one Ahsolutely only
one at a tine with a teacher.
lilt I.AV.IUMI. MM I I'll CCIIOOL
llenpens Oitnber 4 at
III Eaal aotli at reel.
Afieiin-.ii supervlsiou.
THE KOIIt'T A IIOOI
for nova
Klerdale-on-ludon. a7 Kii..hrtde
A iiMinlry da
and i s rci , r,M scnooi ior
AKKV I RCUwU Prhl
younger hoys I
ltl t KII4I K (OINIHV HCIIOOI..
14 ai res near Van Corilandt I'k at M3 St.
Ilay A Hoarding Hoy. C ! Ilackelt. Head
master Itiiiiaaus tea.-iilii! h OchoUrly Men.
CI I I I It M IIOOI..
40-01 Ksst tllsl stris-i
Ke-onene.1 Mrl,t astii Primary He' 4th
i, t hum .mn. and in, tins' (uaeaaw.
I'OIXBUIATM Ct liool. I ok BOVCi
MI-MI M. "Hi treet.
t 'allege 1'repHralnry s, n,,i,l
with sir, nut I'riniari and goalee lirade..
rn clm.M anii VOVNfl WOMEN.
HIE HaKNtKII S IIOOI. HIK ftlaUat.
Kludergarteti lot ollege I .radnat.-s in l.aa-
tng ColTegii i n i..,-i I r. tinis. Cat-
alogiie 42.1 Wis! I tsth strrat
AKN4KH n iiooi. ok iioraiiioi.fi
AHTS. j:- w. foth !i Tralaing for home
makers 1 ir- c ... : u - .in,- millinery,
cooking, accounts. Tel BVov Ceauy.
HAMILTON INCIITt rL FIIH tilKLC
tailh St A liiverslde lime Tel 22MU Kl.
Colugi PertlReatw DcnneiUc Kclenee.
Refnitar. Spis-lal Courses large 1 1 vriiu.vsin.
VE I.4NCLY M IIOOI. rilK I.IKLK
West End Ave A usih Ml Tel 4 1 'JU Kiver.
Kindergarten. Blemebtary. Hik'i schisil
and Collet;. Prep. Boya Klemeulary llept.
TIIEHKOWN NCIIOOI.of Tl TOKINt..
21 West 75th Street
Dfllce 241 W. rftth it. T.i. Col SSBl
Two years lu one Almolutcly CwVMual
KIVLKMIII. M IIOOI..
srn West Knd We cor load si
hiiideivart, tl Klemelltar) . High school an-l
Coheif.. rreparalkin. T.i mo River
mini s.i
r i mt i i i ill in st iiooi
Central Park Ho-t and sm itmt street
t'roin Rlndenfartau lo i atlecH
Athletic tiei.t ii.,.n ir Departmenl
I ins mm i niKi aPPKAJU OAli.l
C Ml Mi tl H 4 TVS ON HEUItwr.
TIIE HI IIOOI.. 4 OULCUR ANII I 4 Mr
Oi HEAP. N. . Ml N, N. 1 lilt
IIPMINEs! IIOOLH.
NEtt VOKh. Sew lurk I
NltKL HANTS .nd BAKtK'
BUSINESS SCHOOL
MADISON AVE. & 58th STREET
A glare III lal i 'mine
4 Shorthand l onrse
A Poilllaaii III i a-.
Departntenl tor laitln-Americans
Kvenlng c.sn-e in l.nw . enoerapby.
Uegetil- A Pit parator I e. all inelii
H. c. alley. Iiiris'ior pi., .". .i
OftX All. I I 4 14
I ret Inn. anai Jlvl red.
Mud v tins nl'.M ii.
l 4 M. In I I' 41.
after 8 4sk f.T rata
,. N 4 l in llall
All Bll.lnea. Nulilerti.
v A Nlalit Seaalmia- '.' 'lid i r,
Indli' nal In. i r in t Ion.
IU1R SCHOOL
I riilire 'r
1 at slit! 1't .
st Md mi
im iiooi. n? ui iiih t.
tiw ulii.tt liitrui'lioii iuy
aUUttfi -li rl huM I H ki p
t rratar) ( stsiogi fruo
IAJCI lilflDTU Bu.tnai. laitltull, Bmadwai
nSLTTUrtin gftdgl Stnn,i,iaphy. Uoj
kaapin,i!cietaiiat;oura,Cii'i6arvie! SaaCataiaj
ItANTINO.
NC1V YOltK New York 4 14
-LOUIS H.CHALIF-,
Qf64wti Nur'iea fiaaeeiel Jttirt sthv
Perionallv I ache, learhrri. In
lerp elive, i mplified rlanic, racial
and ballroom dincinf. Oaily
normal clamet far teacher, ind
amalrura Clllo. 7 Wed 4!J
St.. N. Y.
I. Ill I' III It N
"Antartoen autitorli
Ith Av , V V, . nr. 4!t
WILSON. 41. II.
mi atadlFfi Dam
I'll, Hryaut -
LAW Hl'HOULC.
NRW YOltK I I I V, New York.
New York
XBHtB T.d,4V mojisis.1
aVftSTDaOB, iu SSM
Uniwercity
Law School
SaSHM 1 StUS B I ,
lair aaeACalai I lanaM
Tkrse.
!
jH-4gi oSnc Sp(. St
4o.l
tn-day. MopfX that the Metal Trade"
j AlllCncC would hold a meetlnc to-nlcht
i and name a committee to call upon offi
cials of the company for a conference
on the eigbt hour tiirht vanlohed when
! an announcement wita made rally thia
i evenlnc that the Clllcncc would not meet
bifoie to-morrow nlxhl.
Tin re has heen no disorder to-dav.
I Only Ilia niQii em'ployert In the COWOf
plan'. Which Itlppllei the ,itv with cur
rent for light and power, and a few
moulder wire at work. Picket! and
special potlcl have Dten withdrawn.
There i a report in rncnlation that
I the term of lettlemelll will he a nine
1 hour day with a 1" per cant, Increase; in
wage It is understood that the atrlkeis
4 OR Hill a AM I Ol.NO MKN.
MONNOr. New 1 ark.
'AMONG THE LAKES AND
Mackenzie School
Monroe, New York 48 Miles from New York City
lOO ii-ft III Hullrtlnn-
Um ft. .iiiuii 7 mllr- fj.mi lllsdii.
I ttriir llilrlli ( riMifti) anil srllonl hike ,ef iiiiir I hum n
fierilic
I r wrhlMll fr tnillUff Imi
oiirsct In I'e-iiiiisn-hlp. IttMtk Urrittn
builnrs rurrrr.
Hum Will hr Stllltlftl'fl fill HiIht
(SINCE SEPTEMBER 1ST ADMINISTERED UNDER ALL THI
CONDITIONS OF A WELL ENDOWED SCHOOL.)
Henri tn Itei J - I . Mm kciule. A. M lh. II. fnrmerli n ml fur ll .. ,,,
lleail Muster I it si rem e Ilie Mi hitiil , for vtri'lllef ullh letters Iruni Cramlneni
eitmaliir. anil lislniiM in ail Mtute.
NKW IliKK. Ne4 Vnrk Illy.
Berkeley School
in r II 1 LA K
"Primary to College"
i-f -i'rir.-i Hot ThnroiiRlil fr nil
I llleSjra him I TfM'htllt'Ht refWSjtStS,
Bill 1 1 rlaf-sSB ;mil trullvltlusl 1niirii
r!on Afirii'oti study hour, ouldoof e'T-
i in m ul r"rli'n trips un-1'T Ptlpsr
v isiufi uf txpcrlsncatJ nrs Kv tiiit
llbCavr) ind romjplst t Ibikii itory MmiiumJ
i.'ginhK All At tnt i undr spi rls'ncjd
totiir cosrh. .' bme studi tot th"
y-iutiK-'r lii-s. Hihool CCSStlbls hy
Muhway. Kurfftaa ml Bisvstsd Roads,
riftl. a in ijs HiiaVet pttM the door
Corner building; vt room itiitt
i sr :"-Ktr.: Rlvsrsldi P irk ahl ihs
ll id sun k i vr Moro ihon r"" sraduottti
hovs ru- hi rotltfs -r lis tit busfno!
'ii ' ' tlouour nt'ni appticutioM
HMt) T. M WHI KM! ..
"Tilt- I hstfSSi viinm nf IttS) UH
rial an- not -uc.
'linn, it atay ba
J i.ll I ii little ..,
elaJ traintm one ,,r
two erealac! a
will iM'ller vnuf c.i,.
ill i,iil I'lavs.. In ti-
inlilllna-. Mutlni
I'll lure Marhlne On
Meiiusr j nh M,.,,L.
kreplna, B n n k e II I n g. Ir.nl
llurnlni. F.nill.h. l'nrelii I un -lllagea.
Ac.
gaeArfel ae Hr-iut
w I CI sun: i . m i a.
iim .ii th si 'rei i ,,i ...... I
COLUMBIA
GRAMMAR
SCHOOL
rsunded i:4
NO "i. 7 ai
New Crepnaif I
:iiii,l an pirat ion
I 'laaaes t,,r
entlon u hen neeil
,i leaai n i.nin, au
III II IUM lllllll I
, ui, iii, ii Ker fecllllj far
,1 hf"4 fur . nilee an, I lu-i
nuneer in,.- in.in t.insl si --I
Hi stud hours jt sertnul
k lirtanaaluiii, playeniuiKl
IRVING SCHOOL
L. D. RAY. 35 WEST H ITH ST.
OYI PROM i TO 1X URI'ARTMKNTI
sni ii.. i. uirectari In t..--ii .nan.
'utinr ' asae.
'eat itaya leat
III., v i
t mi. I
iio.,1
lucceaa
an, Int. t
tu
llleC! ...Tan I
,.- a
h.r. .
inta -1 . intall i.i.aaa
reunla In mis r ir,
I.AIIK HCittMlU
Weal ; -th ll
au
I'll I"
uhoKP
uinbua
r
Meeaeoleali Citril. Ari'hlleeinril K irineerini
New York F.ngineerint; College
Wrat mil) 4-w frei ataJog ui
llltoohl lN. New I'prb.
Brooklyn 4 olleae. TBI 'olleci uf II I ranru
Xavlw I lie Carroll it. olr h ltbieieflai
Hueiety ul Jeans i nlletie. elaealcal lilh and
tiraiuaiar m IuioI. UpeaiMpt. 13.
Ult tt Ml K. Lang l-ianii.
THE COVEY SCHOOL
OIII.4MIII 100!.
BOtlllllM. 4NII II4V I'l
IIIS. SMI 141. Ill OKI Nl
I lilt I III I KtlPN 4N II I 4111. 1 It
riti i'4it 1 1 out st ilooi v
i oniii i I ill nt (ill I RUK
lllllll 411 Wirll 111 M IKS
I M l Illl M L IN IIIL 11 41 II
IN4, 4NII IIINOtlM. OI'
ntiMi un 4i. iioMi. in
til 4 I I II I 1. I 411 N I lit All.
iii i imiiih aroHisi. i.oon
tool) 4NII INIIMII.INI M -I'l
KVICttm gOVH M 4 V
HPKNtl vtl I k P.NIIC 4 1 IIOML.
IIIIMSi III 4 sun 4111 K, I IN
I SI OI III II III Nl IS. Ill
111(1 SS
J. I (Hill 411. I'rlnrliiai.
I. Ml 4 I Nl i k I I
I .i Hi. 4 sltiohr HoeU-dlitcl t Oa.
sm-iiooi. pi:. i i.y tli t ' tvu t tan
hrtii.itrfj uocatau wuhin th' ruvlrcru)
i.f the t-i'v. isntsToa in bsHsii tlnil 1 ri-urt-j
t'avrU. I" 'Mini. ,i tin sur, rf Ia.iX
i -4ii.il. i soiiim rrcp-ts roi wags k..
ItllKlllUMS. t'tlllltiillSI lraM!a.la; k
I llltST.V (I'Hl'lPH lie All Alhlr-llf I I- 1
ten' tisslns it . l.uti i ai t it I ii if
HtV BROIHr H EDfe1ii Pr,noisl,
ISMtn r 01 all MilHKry t 1' ;uv
i Hroiii i. Nrw York 'Uy.
a i i t it k n Ntssj v.ra.
THE MOUNTAIN SCHOOL
un a, r.
Xlouiilaln
i I; a. a
I I e . f
tlili, I:. I . ..i
i'ol.aa a
. I in 11 UJI
in. in., in e tea
Hun. Ti.4lt.lua,
and PirianijiiTy
,.rtectla luata-
piral
( tut
uum ana sn,tai
lureai opn A
ItidlvUtLI. Hi ip
llevalutc.aiil. I'
ap.ii II,
i . 1 ..epl
Inaraeii
nlaui in
oua. ii -ii
ir tl
is I,. UKOW.N
l a. n .
M e III..-, leaf 4Mol.ni. N
a.
NOIItr IIA4IK. Indian.
University of Notre Dame
M.I III UAMR. INIII4NA
College. 1 :,;';r'."u' ,"""u
Imar.l and TtlltlOl 4nil par rear.
Preparatory School M00 per year.
Si. EdwiN,' Hill Vor ''Wto'JZVmr
New York Office, UK huh AvtNut
Murrar Hill Hits.
COl'TU OCANtiK, Now Jersey,
eCTON MAIL i ul I. U.K. Inutb Oralis
N. j " Caldca lll.ii ilci.il llay'.ay Hall Oran
rani
J K
ui!r
.r hciuHii iur .man nuy. iiiiu. tear
Mounoy
l ii LL It I'roa
;-l 4 Ml olin. I nnneetlrut.
BETTS TUTORING SCHOOL
KTAMfOSUi i r.
a ituiiiiit i. itlniulaied tn etork ii'
i.ii itmli 'lie itiaater mi u and p
rive, i nmi inni sn latasOti iiiii.he earrtaa
hrouCh 'fe sinl ror rlriMi I'lth riter.
aaajjgjSjgjcjg!!VBV HbI ch ffHtV
! T SUCCEED
w
i ; rrsniiK
, . i Waat.-'i i
(pom .".i ii
I I 4-ON 1'OINT, Neil 4rk III.. Cttdreai i
are In favor of till, and It I
tin isimpany Will Accept when
demand i made, which will pp.
fn
on Thuradxy next. It I Underah
the strike la costing the men 13
day ill wa, Of MOO.fOO i weeli
I ll
i.iaii)
State Mediators MoManttr, Kogem i i
DoWIMy were here to-day ni I iftrraj
with the etrikeis. but xo far a (mjc hm
learned they were linubll to lueel ,
ral Manager KmrttOni and ri . , i ,
Albany.
More than 1.000 worn, , t .
to-day to dlfCOM orciinlxntlcn Httil
cheered the rta.lement of Jo 1 1 . , c.
ham. a lOOCl electii. al Wor : , .
many of the gills wi re rei elt c
rents a day and that lltey cont.i
un Inoreaae only through on ,
nil
ACADEMIES
r Oil HOt! AMI till M, Mi
momiol. Hew Vera,
HILLS OF ORANGF. COl N1Y
iMtlu
c t nntnirn In I .un
in- i in (in hi (tin
l.ltll Sllll I nrrfiiH I I ii - i I i r il
i Mibti ii
KOIt UtHM AMI OI Mr MOMI
NKU aOKH 4 1 1 . Nf Ififl,
New York
Collegiate Institute
i oi n iii. ii laai
Miss Mary Schoonmaker s
Ml lllllll I Of. I. Illl .!.
Ill H. -i I nil 4tr
kloi-lnm ftimnv o i inn i. .
LILMLNI4II. 41 4111 Mil
I III.I.M.I l-KLI'4114 I OKI III
PARI tn is. CPKtMl I Ml
I'OM l.llllll III I OI KM
IIII'I.IIM A itNlKIHHI ll 111
IT TK BOAKU i 'I tint i h ,
ami ItTP.HTKn IN I II r 'ii I
AM IN A Til IN" 11 V !l I'll iiil t . l -4S
olt N t thi; i KKTII li'ATI
lltn II.KtlK. A I II I. K in '
Til ITIRC, I ti Tl lit'i AT mi
ar.i'Ma oi 'TIxhih rk''hk4tihn
i tlRHKI.ATKU I I II II ii
wurK
Blllikle nil Id
I'llONK WCI SI III til II
HAAJLEM
y.w. c.
iuiin-ai i purssa
Oct. 4 snl NOI I
1. 1 .
Typanrltlna. Knarii?.!!
I i mm -Ir I ' ( Ii
and KfiutiaT (iaasss i. i
nmntli M Wrt I n h si
Hamilton Grange School
vt Mid HlrOOi, Nsh link I II
KiudrrfeirUM, iii uUegf. m IuniI rf-.ip4?n-, .
irmiw atatb. I ndtr iin dlroctlouul
lilt M (IVII I I S1 IIOOI.. tuts i
GARDNER SCHOOL
Ml I 1 1 I II t I N t
and boardli t icnval fui
beclni ll' t. ' iti.
Pa
l ..t
mi-- lianas
.Iris. KOerda
mi w hlloa'a Cehael
Ale. A ...a ct . W. v i
TAKKVTOtA N-ON-lll IINO.N. M. V.
The Miccac Metcalfe Boarding
and Day School for Girls
Colae pret.arjil
lien. Iri, -ilnf
r'.dlns i ' uutdocr .i,.,rta
Tarrytuw ti-uii-liuil.on
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