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THE SUN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER
19, 191u.
4-
t
KILLED WIFE WHEN !
MAD, SAYS CHARLTON!
THI Jury MBhe Covered Me
w Ith Insult ihmI Some
thing snnpp'i."
NO DELAY IN Ills TRIAL
.. Italy, Oct is. wnii ixctuiloit I
bfl pUDIIr, UM 111 Of m" nature in
testimony, the trial of I'nrter Chiirl-
i i young American, for the murder
i- WH IwftHti fctrt to-day, t lie
ton.
f
rmp
PW
Bin
having icfiwi'il tn urant a post
niMii .i.-k.'.i on tin- ground "f
ing
of t'harlton'g chief cownwIi
I'lmrltan, half dlatraeted by the ro
n-. nbranve ol what happened baton and
u.i after tiir murder, loM hla story in
ft 1 1 i i. or rather tried to. fur frequently
h. atrttggled ilmoit frantically for Iho
proper espreiilon. ami Baron gclsccs,
tii. I'realtllni Judge, had tn help him
. hi -.ii. actual hilling rr hli wife
Charlton insisted ht remembered noth
i ri had hnown anything. He
Minted li i4 Vlctlrjt for lirr death at his
h
s'ip covered tn" iv Hi Inaulte," he
f t. , "Shi aWOTe I Vc a woman of
t',, atreeti, I could not tint think :tii
atiiri man awaited her, Something
groin "i "i brain. Mooplng, I Mined a
imi nitillet, What happened mm i
,i. mm n member.'1
In m Mlnrt.
thla laft aasirllon,
blank in ii la iwJnd'
i iiif murder, tests
'I'm HUPPOli III" til"
thai there
when he
i Charlton'i
i v nf inn
f mmll
def nee
p...n
Cltargei
till n
insanity be
igatnsl tlie
enumerated many
woman h' hllkaft,
islatlng imi'i-ukI
it thai he loved
madly he w
drop of my
. it. nac ivnn
uld ''gladly tn c ahed
blood."
his tuve for her, he
- i
II
U j
arm
. thai .t tu "ii his entire life
could think of nothing also. TO
a in t i 1 .'mi fur a ntoineni the
niMi ki iveomcncsi f hi deed
th-- pris-im i' present-'d pitiful Miec-
ta-'V laicked in fa,- hooey Ileal caae
fa. ,i ; the court, recttlruj hla atory iw-
t auba and trembling, he hh
t in-.e wreck of a ma".
A- out time during the it.terrnRat'on
at ' i hamla of Baron Hclaeea in- fainted
ir ; ' ml to he taki n "lit of the eourt
ro- When ha returned tbv court te
ggine.il ! '' I amlnation.
Man Scot Caatle, twice bid ace and
llrcady divorced, waa married to him In
tlKi. lie laid, When tie rlrxt met her
ihe waa on hall for ahootlng WltUam U.
Ctilg a broker, in the elevator of the
Waldorf-Astorls in New Vork Pour
daya ..iter theli marriage they sailed on
lh oneymoon, going ftrai to Oenoa.
i oegau an endleea series of violent
(uirn I-
Charlton did net ipare the character
of in vlcttm ii-' aald her furloua J.'ai
iv and fit! of anger and her suata of
raco .ii ilmea drove him mad, in deeci ib
Irc t1'. aubaequi r.t trip through Italy and
to the Mi'ire of laiki Corou, hi Mnike of
hi wife'a Intemperance, peralatent
roiis. i i. ,i hei aavage abuae of hlmaelf,
F illy, lie salj. who told him "he would
leave him, Then he aum- to apaak of the
"Mank N hla mind.''
IhoilKhl of llieltle.
"t i
I woke up." he cotui'iucd. "I I
gnderatood that soiii.'thitiK lerrtbla must
have happened. I Juni' I from bPil and
nw my wife lying aoroaa the threahold.
'rp nediatety I remembered the s ene and
threw myeelf upon the proatrata form.
Imploring her to gnawer me. I under'
Hood
What I hjit ilolif. I W is tiilel with
horn
whiv,
!mi
l hail deitroyid thi woman for
I would have gladly shed every I
f my hlood."
tii'iuKht of - i Me. Charlton iald1
he rejected out of legard for his family.
II" toiil of iaekltiK bis victim! body hi a i
trunk and carrying ft in the darkneei of
aii.it to Lake Co mO, Wbri he sank It,
attached to a heavy stone. Wher he be
gai to tell of his aubaequont fllghl to
Qenoa he broke down completely ami
court was idjournid.
Tin- uineaa of Charlton'i chief oounaet.
M '-li Plcardl, was not ii gnlMd by tlip
co ,s aufficleni ground to poetpom the
trial, the pmence of Hlgnor Cataneo of
lent -ei for the defenci being conaldered
i-'itt-. , ni to proteci Charlton'i Interaatg
.'he trial iil he relumed to-morrow.
HOTEL CARD GAME RAIDED.
11 rrrl
B 11 1 s
th' Hotel ('
vifine mill Mfoinufr
it
Detect I vea wtinn.
1 Brady and Morris went to
intlneiltal. at llroada-nv and
Tn I J firt
si reeti yeeterda) a'ernoon
ti. I t rced their way into a suite when
oit 11 more men wart ptaylng cauls.
Tl ey tooK the naniebi of the men and of
tau a' omen Who were srrviivi food and
' 1 '1 conflecatad 1700 poU'-r chips.
,f . ardi
1 1.1 rgi round top
quartan aid half
a hill for crockery
amounting to $10,
and 14.80 in
They found
in u utensils.
ti ii ei ban nie out to m. c Mltaky. 1
agar Henry Duncan of the hotai
''- over in his detiuueintlon of Ihe dp-j
lei v - a 1 hey spoke to him live
da :i'o .' I inurid htm that ao lonx
i Hip playing was contlnad to oandg
an. wa, tlrk'tly among fliindl they
would;''! blither him, notwtthitandlng
' noil; noua letter! saying that ,
I- 111!'! .1.- eo.llK oil ifl tile hotel.
M -' and aeviral of hU frlende, Maid I
I'n ab. had been In Hie ha hit of
P '. r. 'a -Is there for annie time and'
1 nitty nited im a buffet. Mr. Dunoan
t: . c . hti i ii uia hiie been Invaded
ltd e ha aeked hie attorney!, Hardy,
fftancl'.f! at Whlltaker of til Broadway, 1
t" " iu the matter. No ohargi was I
" - ' t Mr, Dunoan or any of the J
nn. a iq 11 namea were taken.
UANIELS IS CONFIDENT,
i' ir, CsHgroaa win Igpvovi
he ,iiil rrournlllllie.
- INOTUK, p' 18 -Secretary
ipreaied ills ibaplutl confldinoi
: mi Colli e.-H w.ll approve auh-
... ihe flvi year prognmmi which
0 recommend for 'he Increaai of
.-. itary in lathtflid that hi pro.
'i hi w.11 cummind Itaolf as auue,
illld wisp, calculated Ui IllePt
.it on w.tliollt xoiiiK to Ihe ex
den I"il either by 'he paci-
... military ami naval experts,
pi os 1 no: in I'ongreii ii fully
ni hy M. Danleti He ballovei,
ver, thai the effort to Increase hi"
iliailuni will he nearly as great as
1 ie IlldeaVOr of the "small liax'y"
reduce it Kor this reaaon he Is
1 u rutilldi ui Utal me Admiiilatra.
' 1 will . 'mi' iTirouaii lubatantlalljf
1 milted.
1 Danlili hai not bean In dlraol
nU'utlon with membon of Con-
1 .11 ih eubject. Virtually the only
- with whom hp hli- dlecueeed t'tM
- Ilipreeeiitntlve Badgalt, who.
rtecretury laid lo-dgy, is heartily in
1 a live yea: programme, Uut ia
couimlttid lo any iel of eatllMtagi
1 in- purpoic of gecretury Danleti
1.1 ptihlii' to morrow a complete
1 dntalled . 'aUineut of Ilia plan, to
il ith mini dlaouaalon of the oog
. iiioiia which iud lu Ita adoption.
QUICK A RBI TRA TION OF
FRYE CASE, U. S. DEMAND
Germany's Proposals Virtually Accepted, With the Un
derstanding That America Does Not Agree That the
Lifeboat Method Provides Legal Safety at Sea.
WAgHINOION, Oct, Is. Tile State Of
parimeni mad public to-ua-. tin- text
of Ita new Kryc note to tiermany. Which
ciiIIk for a quick arbitration of the U
boat con troveray
In the not,, it is derlareil that the OtT
man proeodvra or putting paaaengera and 1
rrowa of merchantmen into email boats
on the oi,i lea dOOB not. in the opinion
of ihli tlovernmeni, satiafy the grovlaioni
f International law requiring belligerent
warahlp to put auch perron a in a place
of safi'ij before Ucstrnyinn a merchant.
man.
This declaration la regarded aa having
i. n Important liearlim on the eubiuat in
eontroveray, it win be recalled that the
wheal laden American ahlp vYIIUam H.
rrye was sunk b the Herman aualllari
rrutber lrlm Kite: lrledrli!h laet win
ter. in making the declaration tor wafety at
sea the United ujati-s la Impoalni i as
a condition or nH agreement to ghw
nianv a propoeal that ponding the tattle
neiit of a dtaputed Interpretation or the
treaty of lltl it will comldvf Itself at
llberf) to deatro) American vessel?
carrying .ibaohiie lonlraband to Her-
many'a enemlea,
It la thi opln ni of officiate lu re that
i Qermany conaenta to arbitration un
der th.-si pondltlona sin will atopped
from rxi rolling tin rlitht she clalma, lie
It ill not he practicable for hor sub
marines to da anything w-it'i paaaengera
or i n i, - of sueh American merchantmen
acep to put them nlrlft 111 small UiHtH.
It Is tiie hope of official! her,, that the
'-jte win terminate th correapondence
n the l-'ry,. .-as., which has extended
inorp than six months.
The qUrltlon In dlapute H whether the
treaty of 1131 iioes or doei nol prohibit
the atnklng of American veaaeli carrying
contraband under any anil all clrcuffl
at an cee, Uermany contending that it doi-a
Pol forbid the alnklng of auch a vessel
when n is impracticable for German
warship to t;ik'- the vessel into port for
dlacharge or hr contraband.
Tell of Ihc Nole.
xt of the Kryp not,.
The text of tlir Krvr not. i fol
lows ;
gfafe tn Amboa-
,snfor 'ruitt.
Hfd(0 Ih jmrf ii.riif
Ortobrr 1 ItlS
You ati lntrnetd
foUoWiHQ "or tit thr
tVoihiagton,
to prreeal thr
Oermoa Aflnte.
try 0 r'ovint, .1 flu it ;
In ipi to youi Bxceltenoy'g note
o! Siitf .nltfr 1?. on the itlbjtol of thf
Lit m for (hmuifft'K for t ht fcinknm of
11m Amort ni ii mon'hantm.t n V illhini
P. Pry, l am liuicruotvd by the llov
ermnent of t ht l'liitt-il St.itf to My
Hut l It nOt-M wilh Na t Is f lift ion t he
w'.lli;icnoft of the tmpTiill 'lei m.t :i
( iovfrnni.-nt tt rttlo thi nutations at
isur in tin cgyM by roffrrinB to a
joint l ummi.imi of Xprtfl thf amount
of tin Indeitintty he paid by the
lniiprial German love mm 4 ni mnier
it tdmlttd liability for thr HMMl of
the ownrrn arnl OftpUUn on at-.-oiint
of the ilwt ruction -'f thr vrs'.. and
by i-rfrrringr to arbitration thr iur
tlon of the Interpretation of trrnty
1 Iftltt.
Thr Govern ment of tin Untied
Statrt funbrr nott that 111 jrrem;;
to this arrangement thr Imperial iler
man Government vxprrsMy Htatr.- that
In making payment it doea not
H.-knowU tUe thf violation of the
tieatv as contended by the i;ov-in-
mrnt'of thr Unltod Stas and that the
scMiemeni of the quegtlon of Indemnity
.h-en not prejudice the arrangement ?
the differences i opinion between the
two 1 lovemmenta fonterning the tn
terpretatlon of the treat) right.".
Thr tkivernnielit of the Unite I State
underetande that this arrancemen! will
be also without prejudge to Its own
contention in accordance with the
statement of its position in its note of
August nt laet to your Excellency on
this subject, and the t.overmmnt of
the United Btatea aareee to thla ar
rjngenient on that ttnderatandlng.
qurntlon of mi I lop're-.
Your BxoeUency nates that th- lm-
pcrlal ( lerman lovernment bellevea
that the Domination of an umpire
hould be diapenaed with because it
hae been the experience of the im
perial 1 lerman 1 tovernment that the
experte named in such caaei have al
was reached an agreement witliotit
difficulty and thai should the dis
agree on gome point it could probably
he tattled by diplomatic negotiation.
The Govei anient of the ' nltad
Slates entirely concurs in the VleW
WOMAN CANES YOUTH
SHE SAYS IS MASHER
Wis. Ctmii Also Charges'
Up
Struck Her with stick and
He is Arrested.
A will lliamfl young man. who said
he was Kratik Tausalg. II. of 1 We-t
Nluety-flfth itreet, was locked up "
the West glxtyelghth street station late
last night 01. complain! of Mrs I.oulse
Contl, a widow, of too wct Beventy-
1 - 1 who aald he had struck
h.P on the arm with bin cam
after she
had repelled advance!
he
ade to her.
siory in the
Accorillng 10 Mrs
police station. Ih
laxlcab in from
was alighting from a
of her home with two
. . , rr lot, I
young
women, alio ine vnaw-s"..
Kone 10 et change tor a on . "?''
she said, approached her and aeked her
if the machine was for him. He made
other remarks which she resented. Hhe
said, and Anally he Said. "Youre pretty
smart. ' . , , ;.
Then, Mn. Contl said, ihe puahed him
away from her with a can" I hi carried
hecn'iise of a sn mined ankle as he was
Midlimi on lo her and her two
ompan-
ions. The youth returned,
cane. Tn. cam struck In
asserted, on the right a
HWinKUiK hia
. mis. Contl
ni near the
shoulder, lea, llll " brulie.
vt tin.- moment Ihe two young women
ran to Hroadway and returned
with Pa-
iimIiiciii KoenlK. Meantltll
rowd had
ctoTlected, attracted
nil Ihe siaht of :
hy ihe loud voices
a woman in evening
about to light with a
,f them carrying canes.
dress apparently
vuuna man. both
1I.-U I'OI.II
i.i aha would appear in
the West Side Court to-nay m ""
young man to proieat ggglnil the treat
mnl she had received and t. 'make an
aiampla that Will make women safe III
the st reels."
The city directory iiow thai I,
T.,ns.'.i. tnasurer and a director at tto
American Molass.s Company Of NSU
York, lives at Ml West Ninety-fifth Hired,
tne addrcil the young man gBVO.
llorrU-t.oelel Jury
Oomair, N. V., (Jot,
Ill-Hare. .
II, The Jury
i !! i,, limn' to-day In i h.
act Ion
I l.iooeht aaalnll Itohert (ioelet by
I .aw-
1 sanoe Morrla of New York, who claimed
damage! from Mr. Owlet for Injurleg
Morris mu id he auatalnrd when the wheel
of a Wagon IP which he waa lidlna col-lapacd.
ry to uomlnato
It is not tO bo
rti w;u be 1111
!f they are the
able to naree or that i'
point In dlapute fttnnot
im- get tied by
diplomat to m fOl (at ton. hut 'he QoV
emmenl of tin- United rttatea ie:teves
that in agreeing to ihli arrangement
it should be urnl retOOd n U ti.vc
that In t-ast- lie aru nint of Ittdemntt)
is not aat tied by tin joint ommlitee
of experts or s llplomatlu negotia
tion the ojtteatlon will then be referrad
to an umpire if th it Is desired by the
Govern ntnnt of the Tinted Mtatee.
Assuniinx thai tain understanding
is acceptable to th" German Govern
ntenti 't will oni remain f"t- the Gov
em men t f the United States to nomi
nate its rxpert to a t with the expert
alraad) nomlnat d by the 1 ; rman
Government on thr Joint committee, it
aeams dealrabl to 'he Government tt
the Tnllr-I States Unit thll Jtiint ''orn
nilttr" of rxperis should me t Wtthoill
delay as soon ;is the American mem
ber is named and thai Its mee'itiKs
tfhOUld be h.-id ;n th-' I'liited States,
because, as pointed OUl In m llOte to
ou of April 80 laati an) evldenco
which the German Government may
wish to hvr produced is more ; en-
Ibta nd can Mmrn conveniently he
fAfniined lnre than else where.
I'll Htfgff I'leilue.
With reference to the argument t
submit to arbitration the qucatlon of
treat) htterpreta t ton 'he lovern
menl of the United states notes that
In answer to tis Inquiry whether,
ponding the arbitration procoedlngai
the ilermait ( tovernmenl win govern
its naval operations in ae rdaii wl'h
the lerman or American Interpreta
tion of the treaty iilpulatlous in iuts
tion. the reply of the German Govern
ment In that it has Issued orders
tn tiie lerman nava 1 forces not to
destroy American merchantmen arhleh
have loaded conditional conl raband
even when the conditions -f interna
tional law are present, but to permit
them to continue their vo age unhin
dered if it is tmt possible t take them
into port" ami that "on the Other
hand, it must reserve t' Itself tttn right
to deslro vessel carrying absolute
contraband whenever such destfU
tlon is permissible according to the
provisions of the Declaration of Lon
don." Without admitting ''m The Declara
tion of tOndon I In force e 1 the un
derstanding that the retpiirement In
A tl icle 0 of t he I ecla ration ha '
"before the- vo.ns.i i destroyed all per
sons on boa rd mUSt he placed in
safety'' in not satisfied by merely gi
Ing 1 hem an opportunity to escape In
lifeboats, the lovei nmeni of the
I'nited States is willing, pending the
arbitral award in this ease, to accept
he Declaration of ondon as the rule
governing the conduct of the German
Govern maul in relation to the treat
ment of Amei lean v esse is carrying
cargoes of absolute contraband On
this understanding the Government of
the LTnlted States agrees to refer to
arbitration this queatton of treaty
Interpretation
For n Qolek rtll ra I Ion.
The Government of the United State
concurs In the desire of the Imperial
Ge raan Government thai the negotia
tions relative 1o the aligning of the
compromise referring h,s question of
treats Interpretation to arbitration un
I tier the provisions of Article S3 of the
1 Hague arbitration convention should
Ik conducted between t in- lerman
j foreign Office and the American Km
1 bassy in Berlin and the Government of
the United States will be glad to re-
1 ceive the draft compromise which you
1 inform me the Foreign office is pre-
! pared to submit to the American Am
has-ndor in Merlin
Anticipating that it may be con
I vonlent for the Imperial German Oov
j em men t to know in advance of theie
negotiations tiie preference of the Uov
eri-.inent of the LTnltetl Stales as to the
t form of arbitration t" be arranged for
in the compromise my Government
! deal re 1 me to sa; thai tt would prefer,
j if agreeable t the imperial German
I Government, that tin arbitration
I should be by Miinmarv procedure based
upon t he prov is'.ons of Articles s 8 to
j 1") inclusive f the Hague arbitration,
1 at her than t he long r form of a bit ra
tion before tin permanent court tt The
Hague.
' .4 rraufir for" sift) SlIOMSOaS pHbtU
Ho 11 f th-M nofe of tl.t mttif ttittr
I u ltii h vi'l ff'vr 70 ' fitae to NOt'g fsS
j Deportment, L.ANSINO.
KIRCHWEY ON SECRET
VISIT TO SING SING
m itr Siirrouudu
Two
Dt'Mll
Hay
si.in of Portlier
of Columblii
1 laaiMNO, N. v.. Dot 1. I"
W. KlrchWey. former dean ol
; ne
olumbla
law school, who ri ntl
lllt.lillpll
leave of abaenca fr
1 lie .mi I'ai 1 - I'm
one year. Ilnishe.l a two day visit to Ring
sina prison to-night. He arrived here
yesterday and spent Sunday anil to-d.tv
ixamlnlng papers and reports in Warden
Oiborne'a home Tin obiaoi "f his villi
is a mystery,
Inquiry at 'he prlion to-nlghl faded to
elicit any Information aboul Prof, Kirch
wey'a presence, Warden Oiborne wag
aald t" he 111 Now fork ipeaklg and
Deputy Warden BllhU Church was out
Walking. NO one else Would discuss the
matter except lo say Unit Prof, Klroh
wpy was not tlipn al the prison.
Whether or not he had been there no
one would say. Prof, Klr. liuey hlmaelf
was nol available,
Last gprtng during the Oiborne-Rlley
fracas Prof, Klrchwey wae mentioned as
a probable luecesaor to ihe Warden or to
ihe state superintendent of Prisons, bul
he denied ihai any offer had been made
to him or lhat he would accept It if It
Wai made.
SUICIDE AT HOTEL SAVOY. ;
I'ail liliroUer TglfOI Itooni I nder
taanmeil Num.' mill t ula Tlironl.
Abraham Aufeiii 65 years old, who
lived al lis list Seventy -third Mlreet.
look a room in the Hotel Savoy yester
day and committed luiCldl,
Hi
houii
eft the Kasl Sevenly-thlt'il slreet
ii s o'clock and registered nt the
as H. Cohen. Al l'1 o'clock he
letter to his nephew, Mortimer
. laying thai he was going to
bavoy
lent a
Aufses.
commll
id.' When Hie nephe'V
reached the hotel abOUl I In InS after
no in he found his uncle dead, with till
throat cut and both wrists slushed, done
by a raaor.
Mortimer Aufses laid bli uncli had
boon in in heattti for some time. The
dead mall lived with his Iwo brothers,
Benjamin and gainuel Aufiei, and bis
iiei.liew.tMortlmcr. all nioinhers of H- 4t
s. AuMpt Hon, pawnorolten of
blaulun slreel.
thai it is not noci ii
an umpire in advance
glaumed that imp est
WILSON TO EXPLAIN
DEFENCE PLAN HERE
Expected to Outline Q1,000,
000,000 Programme i Speech
on November t.
OAHHISON KN LA ROES IDEA
iVAiHinaroN, un is. When rrtsi
dent Wilton goaa to New York on No-
. ii'in r 1 t,, apeak before th" Manhattan
''in 1 1 is underitood thai he will outline
11,090,000,010 programme for national
dfenc and eaptatn wn lie ipprovn
ni iiik 10 double th. navjr and nuadrupla
the irmi Wllhln frW ie,ir.
Tn.- iirogtamiM ia tihoui follow:
S.iv. --Kor new ahlpi jnd Inopeaied
penonnel in Bve veara, ll0d.dW.0tt(, ;
Army -Sot reaetvi material (armi
and ammunition) within four reara, j
; 1108. 000,000. I
I I'oiipt defence! ind modern i eat Ion oil
'old fort! within four .are. lll.BOf.OOO. j
i New eont I Mental army an i Increaie in ,
I the regular army, IM.00M00, Thla
' .un. unit probably will be continuing I
j mill, if anything Inereaalng ippronrutj
I tloni through the Itrel aia yen period,
which would make ihe total aipcndlturel
J at th i: lime IM,tO0,0O'
I According lo the plani of (he Navyi
land Mm Uenarimente, theae expendl
turee would produi"e by IMS iirjt line
1 of dreadnought! and bulla crulaeri num
bering l ol l I -three ; 11 Beet of eoiiHt (le-
' fane Ruhmarlncti large enough to pro
' ie. : th.' Atlantlr and ttlclllc coaitil l
Meet of noarl) ITS deatroyera, and
1 iiniadrona of acu aoinn flpet rabtnaflnoa
I to operate with the battle aquadrona -it
j graai dlitaik'a from ahore,
! l or ihe arim there would he .it the
j and of i yeara .1 trained force "f
1 i.jno, in. ", including a regular army
or 140,000, anil the propooed continental
j army and rOOirvea, a ring of full)
manned coaat defencea oqulpped with
1 ihe largeel and dim-' iiowerful une yet
1 built, ami a at roaerve of Held guna,
machine guna, howltiera ami big gun
t ammunition
in Beeretarj darrleon'a romlni recom"
: mendatlona to Congrera with regard to
.ihe military ratnbtlahment win be pro
' poaala for a continuing policy for the 111 1 -
1 building of th tail defencea of the
L'nlted si it" and ti' accumulation of
I reaerve rttppllei of mtinttloni of w ar,
j partlcutarl) ammunition.
it became known todoy that Hip doc
retary'a policy outllnea a four year pro
gramme in regard t" thpe two phaoea
r toe mllltar) eatabliehment. it calti
j for tiie expenditure of SI,0O0,0O0 a year
for four yearn f.ir tiie accumulation of
reserve material, a total of 1104,000,000,
Thi au 1 1 of 110,000,000 is ''.illed for
I annuall) foi th.- coaat defencea, a total
of $ mi. lino. nun f ,r the four yeara. The
jadiiition.il money for coaat defeneea Ii
; :.i lie rapended in tiip modernliatlon of
aome ealatlng "ik and the aetabltatl'
men! of new oiiea.
La,al year Sr. Harrison recommended
to t'ongreaa, on the advice of . apeelal
board, thai mono) be provided with
which to change the mount! of nil
2 inch Buns in the coail defence! to
permit their being tired al a higher
angle, thua Increaatni their ranee TttM
I projeel will be executed if the money
. iieked for by tin- Seerptary is forth-
comlng from Congreia. The mounti of
, the 14 and lii Inch gum in the COMt
1 defencea win not im. modllled
The uar Department regardi a eon-
Hdantlal 'he place! seleetnl fn. addi
tional roast defence worka. it is known.
'. however, that I'ip ehlef Item in this
I feature of the coaat defence programme
is tn irrylng out of the project for
lieav) fortlfivatloni at the mouth of t.m
t'heaapeake It..?
Clans ,re draughted some years uk 1
f..r thll work, bul Ho- mono f"t their
execution has negar been forthcoming,
it 1 , underatood also that the defence!
of i'. law n, iiay will he atrengthened
ami that there will ! large addition!
tn the defence! in the vicinity of Nar
tagamet) Hay and the Mltem eu
tran. "f Long Inland Sound.
AWARDS MADE FOR 22
U. S. NAVAL VESSELS
toiitrtti'tM for iv Dobtroyew
.mil sixtoon Submarlneg
Mark Ncu Record.
I
w.
itliyOTOM, Oct. 1 -Awardi for
instruction of twenty-two naval
Ihe
iiaali
.1 foi
the la nest nnii. her ever contra. -by
the navy at . tie time. we:e
mile
bs the Navy Department to-day
ix art
for torpedo boot destroyeri and
sixteen for mbmarines, The awanl
' mark the extension of the navy's own
boat bull-ling, aa two destroyer contracts
I and two aubmarlne oontracta were
I awarded to navy y ard.'' Mr Danlell'l
. pollcv is 1.. do as milCii warship building
I al the navy'a O 11 ards as practicable
. and In- plans increases of the snip con
I ItrUClOII .acllities at s veral yard.
1 Awai'ls of destroyer contracts wp-p :
j Two vessels, Cramp sons. Philadel
phia, M45,000 each; one, Seattle Con
I at run Ion ami Drydock Company, Seattle.
t llfl.OOU : One, Hath Iran Works. Hath.
Me. M7B.000 one. navy yard Mare tail
'and Cat., ITOJ.dM i oh'', navy yard,
i Norfolk, 170(1.105.
The Hath Ir.
.ti Works ot one contract
. nartu h,'
of its offpr ;.. hiiilil a da-
itroyer guarantees in exxcea im re
qulrementi of 'he Navj Datiartmenl with
regard to ipeed and crutelng radius. T'his
boat w'li he built on plans furlnabed by
the bidder,
gUbmarlna awards wet": Bight. Klee-
trle Boal Company of New York, with
works al l'ore RIVBl ghlpbulldlng Coin-
pany iitant, Qulney, Mass. S4ft,000
each: Ihree, latke Torpedo Boot Com
pany, Bridgeport, Conn., IS4S.000 each;
three 0:1 l.'ike Cotlipaliy'l Plans al Pall-
fornla
I.i llll!
navy
ghlpbulldlng i 'ompnny'e works.
llea. li, Cat., t&4l,i00 each ; hup.
yardi Portemoulh, N'. n. . ope.
.nil. Pugel gound, Washington,
navy
I loth vessels I.i lie limit at tne ll.ivv
yards will he built on the plana of the
kii'ct ric Ho.it Company, winch offered
the us, of its plans for 11,000 a boal
provided thp company got the contract
for at least llghl lubmarinei, 'I'll,,
hake c.iinpa iv wanted 150,000 for the
use of Its plans.
Mr. I '.I mi-Is said that t he
nii.l destroyer plans represent distinct
advance! over exiitlng vegiili Tin.
aubmnrinei will have improved inglnoi
of the heavy oil type and Improved
atorage batteries.
l ull I'rillil lodoiv I'alal.
wai'K. Ni v.. Oct, II - w. a, Qra
hani. W ho was vtllttng his siin-ln-laiv,
the iiev Hr. A, H, flihi u Nyack, fell
from i sci on. i atory window early to-day
mid was Instantly killed Mr. Graham
was one of thi few lurvlt Ing memberi of
the Society of California pioneers, h
siiies ins daughter Mrs. pish, Mr. iira-
ham leaVOI u ion In California. He wa!
sr. viari old.
It m$ TAip
i 1 lss
-"""T i 1
1 ffhihRock 1
1 THfc 'ft::
MINERAL WATER
M DE LUXE V M
TO IGNORE TALES OF
BRITISH ATROCITIES
State Depart men 1 Will Take
No Art ion mi Vffldavitl
riii'ti ii Bfrnntorff.
W aaliiMOToN
partmenl doea
any aet 'on on i
ii ' II. , The Stat
not contomptate t
Hp.
ikinc
e haeis of
Itldavlti filed
at ti Departmeui by the (lermiin Km
bnsey alleging that offlcora and etew of
a 1 la rman labmarlna were shot by order
of a H.itipii patrol iKi.it -celled the
Bat-along In ih, ifltaavtta- after the
ubmorlne had been aunk h the patrol.
The ihoege 11 claaailled iv ihe state
Department aa in ihe aamc category aa
the man nccuaotlona 01 inhuman cruelty
brought b) i;' bettlgerenti ogalnat one
another ni this war it is pointed out
that tiie state Department made no rep
reeeotaltona in regord to the charge!
tiKit the (.lermani were guilt) of atrocl
ttei aa. un-" tin- civil population "f Bel
glum. T h.irap thai Die Rrltiati patrol
bont used '.I . American Mait aa a dla-g-.iii-
ins included In lite affidavit!
' ineiii.tt.il b) the ilermati Hmbaaay,
While regarding this as evidence of ii::le
more than th.- record to a rune .1" auprr.
whiiii is very common, 'i was admitted
by otn. iais thai if II became .1 aeianl
practice among Brltleh ia.trol isiats tiie
it.it. is of the American flag In the watera
of tiie war aone might be somewhat
affected
It was pointed out that Ha' iiatrol
bouts are not readily recogn liable aa
wonihipa and lhal for them to mike a
practice of using the American flag
miuhi expoae all Atneiioan veaaeli to a
lame' degree of lueplclon than would
otherwlaa he the ease.
CALL THF TALE t FAKE.
o ''I'll I rati. Ilrlllsll ggyi IfOOOO
No I It oil I I nil Mb 1 11.
A Mot I hasp. I
Illilavits of mule
teers of the British steamship Nlcoelan.
Which arrived il .New Orleans ftottl
Liverpool on October 1 and .e now on her
way to Avontnouth ami Ulverpool, as-
eerted that tiie . lew ol .1 Hrit so patrol
boat, 1 hp Bare long, flying the Ameri
can flac. !rad ahot and k.lipd thp cap
tain and tin of the crew of a German
gubmarlne.
It wai declared yeeterda) b) British
ghipping men In tins iorl that there i"
n.. iuch patrol boat aa tbe Baralong and
that itiere is no sui h officer ip tlapt Mo
Bndp. the name given In the uffldnvlti
hp tn.- iklpper of thi Baralong, in the
British naval service The report, II
was sin. 1. wa .1 pure Oerman Invention
Inveetlgotlon of 'he itory b Britlan
diplomat. . offlelali wa- recently con
oluded in this country ami the facts have
beru transmitted to Washington
HEMP PLANTERS UNITE
AGAINST SPECULATORS
VucHtan Produeer form
i si 00.000,00(1 Vggoelatloii,
Willi Offlcen Here.
The l
has led t..
lion "f 8
protet t ion
cition,
tculatlon iii Tncatu
the formation of thp
-ai Hemp Producer!
of th.- Induitr) t
hlch haa 1 lubscrlbe
, hemp
A -so. ia
for the
lie asao
I capital
place of
.! M.r-
of 1100,000,000, will take the
the Commission Reguladors
cado lie Henequen
for tin regulation
try, it- offices ar
Tin association i
of the California
th.' former agency
of the hemp iiulua
e at 61 Wall street.
formed on the llnea
I'mlt Crowds Asso-
clatlon ami. :t i" boiievou, win in.
abli thi hemp producer to gel ai ail
timei a fa r price for his product,
The mooting at which the iisocia-
Hon waa
form"! was held Lll'l 1 1 '
in the pata
Ian. hut ll
State ItOVI
p of the Oovernor "f tuca
la laid thai thi Yucatan
irnmeni a 111 11 1 ' only
in the conduct of thi new
mall share
association.
"The obj
t
the . bange," paid a
ail by t ne ass. h la t mn
'rente a cooperative in-
atatemenl
tive
eslel il.1'. "I
Ututlon wh
n ahall he ni""e directly
Ull'l
the man. IB' me I ' np pi.iiuci -.
Leiih full llbertv of act ion, fie from po
litical interference and with
,.r aavarnmsntsl lupervlsloi
minimum
.ill honith
the state goverumenl will continue i
- with udvlea and in nioi
material
ways iu order to attain the ohjects of thp
InitltUtlou, These are mainly Ihe einn-,
malum of Mexican ipsculatON who have,
neretot'otC i.lollllllt llhOllt 111. I'lMNIIlUI I lie '
fluctuation'' in the prlct
with tremendum ppiflti
sisal libra
I hernial vei
ml to the Kieal
detriment of the
i in ntei i.
The manager! of the
ial ion wish
ar to the
to make It particularly clea
binder twine and cordage trade
are in no Way Irj ing 10 "iik'im
,...i ,.f ih -.sal aunnlv. I'll
that they
or a cor-
the
ni- i
trarv. Ihoy offer to Hh ihe raqull
ti mi ni -
of all coinert
ll a lair price, and a- .
III ices will I"
alnblllied through Ihi ellm -
'illation or malign apaeuiaiive imiaiiw"
1 the manufacturer! will be aide to con- i
I duel their bualncaa un mon reasonable
' lines and should prollt greatl) by lha
I new cooperative enterprise."
The secretary of the new association
is I'Viii'i'ini Bscalente, one of the lurg-
est panten of hemp In Vucatun, Thi
representative hen- will be Victor A
Randan, formerly Nonrotary "f state for
Yucatan, who was the repreieutatlve of
the Oovernment in thu Commission Reg.
uladora.
POLITICAL CANDIDATES
Portrait! for Publication,
1,76 HFTHAV M JOR.t7W5T
COUNT LOUDON HELD
IN BAIL OF $10,000
Ple$A Not Guilty to Bigamy
Charge, With a Rlghl
t rhatige
Th,. monotony
day in thi' Tofttl
for Count Max I
acroM 1 he 1 Iridi
,,1" IWOnty-fOUl hours a
v un." broken yeiterday
-OUdOII when he waa led
of High! Into the ' nin-
Inal oiirts Building.
eii dressed and erect in carriage, the
Count was in nee! lent iplrlti ai hla
11 1. .1 T'hiliti n.'iir. entP'-i I a plea of
not guilty to the bigamy ehaigp on wineh
he is hpi.i. Pormlailon to change the
plea within leu d.ivv was granted,
The equanimity of Mr. Hiru, however,
was daeldedly digturbed when Assistant
Dlatrlcl Attorne) Bootwirk naked Judge
I'ram to tlx ball at 110,04)0, He
that if a lowei amount wen- named
Count might not appear for trial.
-i i tiie amount wai -nol at ail h gh,
said
the
lie
, nn-
aldering Information which he had ie
crlved from agent! of the Department of
Justice. Deaplte the objoctton "f Mr.
Berg, who charged that tie' reaaon tor
the lush hHll was an abBUrd lUlplclon
that his cMenl was a (lerman spy, jiniRe
Craln llaed 110,000 as tie amount
following hla arraignment Count
London conferred with his cttfll attorney,
Mis- Uoulae Winterer, and later made
hit drat itatement alnce his linprlapn
inPliI In Hie ToihIps.
Both federal and state agenti were
reatly aurp laed when the I'ount lave
as his ruil nam.
Rochui ie Paaay
inveitlgatlon liai
"i ... 1
l. nar-l"Udoii." for
onvlnced Aaolilant
mhree ind William
IHstri.t Attpm
M.
I '
1 oil. . division auperlntenrtem ul ti.e
lartmenl of Just that Max Bchle-
mangk, a Oerman -windier wbu umiii-
times KWel as I'llUnl Ma eel de PoBiy,
la no other than Count LgUdon.
"i am a victim of circumatoncen' thai
('..111,1 said. "Tin- .liars.' that 1 un a!
blgumlat i" rldlculoui Uinta havi been
made that l am a lecret agent of the
Oerman Oovernment. 1 am a goodl
American and wae
Houee right heie 1
"Until I waa for
1 pt.tiy ooceuec of
had a manufactory
born 11 the "id Aitoi
n New Tork.
eii out or 1 'anadi re-
my 1 r .-man a inie I
thi t ' I now have a
factory at Newburgh t."' wnr equipment. ,
furthermore. 1 neve even heard "f thla
Ma:: gchiemangk until my arreet.
Neither do I know this Arnold woman
who . l)'l she is my wife."
HILLSTR0M TO DIE NOV. 19.
i niirt 0tOtN oimIi'iiiiii'iI Inn h it
Itt-Kllt (ddfMIt
Salt Lak;: i'itv. Utah. ''-t. u I
JoMph HlUatrom wttM rntncd in thai
in? t iti Court here tpdav bf vhut b
a flit' k Ktiiitii nt 1 Sovambcr fr tie
murder of two tnvn on January I0i i'n.
Hlllvtrom 'itrtHti io addraM 1 1 it. oourt i
but hiM ramarka war '! hort.
Wide attantton wai attmckad to HWU
tronVa case whan .t tn1 bahast nf thai
Swedish Minister President "ihun Inter"
ceded in his behalf
Tbt- respite which was then granted j
has tantiinated snd HtUatroms appllca
t inn for commutation of Ht-niiu'e w.t !
denied by th Board o Pardons Hatm--day,
art n. 1 new evidence had 1mm u h i-I
cured.
NATION FIRST IS COTTON PLAN.
Kgpfeanve! Proatdont Naplalna
Roairtrttng of tllene,
The proposed restrictions on alien
membari of ilia Cotton Rgchange are re
garded by soma broker! who feel vrxpd
ai .he treatment accorded representa
tives of their ht ins in Liverpool as re
tallatory measurea against the Liver
pihii cotton Aiaoclatloii.
prealdenl Royce of the egchange said
witerdtt) lhal thll was merely one of
the many reason! advanced members
for Ui" pmpos
amendment. Tiie main ;
obj
he said, was to " irry out the'
leu ''.Vniei ica for Americana hist. '
Many complication! w ould he avoided I
in case of war through ttns amendment,
aid Mr Royos He admitted that the
conditions under whlo i Americans do
buslnegi on the Liverpool egchange were
not entirely sal isracior)
a litter from the secretary of the;
' l.ivei'i 1 association has been received
' hy Noun- New York flmil liking tbeiU
' not lo stun an agreement io ship cotton
tu enemies of ilnat Hrltain and to
make sure that ihlpmenti to neutral
i pun
weie not destined ultimately to
nemi euunl 1 lea. M r Uos
aald
n the
strict
he douhtod if mi' i 111 ni would .
agreement ai it
neul rnllty.
aoemed 'o olate
Faultless is a word which in clothes mak
ing is not elastic. It can have but one
construction.
In using it in connection with our Fall
and Winter suits and overcoats, we are
justified by an experience of sixty years
in claiming its full application, in so far as
human endeavor and perfect materials
demonstrate it.
Brokaw Brothers
Astor Place & Fourth Avenue
I
Subway
hvTvwisyw iViv w ygm
RINTELEN IS
SHOT AS A
Federal Grand Jury Indicts Him and Meloy on Charge
of Conspiracy to Forge Passports
Named in Mexican Trouble.
.n indictment waa returned by the
Federal Grand Jury yntgrday charging
Franz Kintclen, a IiirIi Oerman official,
who recently left thi" country, and .n-
drOW 1 1. Meloy, a rjal estate operator of
.'ii Ijlberty street, with ooniplrlng to iie-
fruud the l'nlted States hy IfldlOVOf lng
to (org an Ametioati paasport with
which Rlntelen ootiM Mfeguard hla tour
noy heu to tlormany,
Itlnteleu, it Is sail, finally Kit out
llillieien, ii is sain, iioaiiv K-il uui 01
..r
wn.H 'oniniy on a piwips ,i,, ss .1 i . , 1 1
Indictment led to a rumor yeeterday that
he woul 1 never be brought baek for trial i
for th" reason that lie hail hpon allot as I
.1 ip) hy military command in London, j
almltar fate, It la laid, met Hans Adam
von Wedlll, thp reputed head of the tlrsl j
palapOrt plot, Which resulted In the eon-
vlcllon of curl Ituroede ami pleas of
guilty from four Oerman rgaarviata wimi
are sal. I to have obtained their passnorta '
from Von YVe.lrll.
MnLlnlc i'rnulile 1 11 Metli-o.
1 me atory concerning Blntolan iu that
the Brltleh authorltlei before hli execu
tlon dlacovered in hli efflicti papers
which Ind lea tod that his actlvltlei during
the latter part of his stay in this country
had much to do with matters in Mexi.-o.
TIlO iniUlng sessions of the ill. mil
Jurj will he .ii voted 10 an attempt lo
I prove th. truth or falsity of the Mexican
plot rumors. Ihe FOUeral authorities
win find out, if poaatble, whether Rln
telen was in touch with Villa through
alt. nt-. here, or if there was any connec
tion between Btntelen'i work for inn
1 ;.. eminent and HuortO'l reeent Journey
to Texal, where he was arrested ur. 11
rharge "f coniplring to equip an eapedl
) tlon agolnil Mexico.
Meloy, who is charged with aiding 11
I Rlntelen a pan! port plot has lutereai. ia
Mexico, although no facta have been
j uneovprpd to eiinnpet him wltli Itintelen'i
alleged Mexican aeheme.
Rlntelen, II Ii said, was m tins coun
I try a number of times before thi war
llo atUdy economic and industrial eondi
tions here for his Qovf mmont. Accord
I 1 nac 10 one story ic acted in tin capacity
1 of ilia Uerman llacal agent here for a
; p. r. oil. He lived at the New York
WOODS TELLS HOW HE I
COULD IMPROVE POLICE
I
I I'neertalnty of .li i Way
Bogton Boy Hear of
Men's Temptations,
H,.sr "V. OCI
Woods of N( w
II. Police Commloi 1
York addreaMd thp L
.npr
itin
School hoys here to-.lay. telling them of
ins work and piaisini the value of mill-
1 tary drill
Three difficulties confront
be
Mr.
'.i.p Commlseloner of Npw York.
tod! laid.
New York Commissioner has
h id of paggag! who hi! flown
that the police haven't been oble
p their " on htnt,M he cop.
I' the 11,000 men could feel
last
kit
IU'1
tli.it '.he n.al.
a i
head would i
see a changi
lay
Indefinitely you woul.
twenty-four hours.
"Thare ,s nothing i
.id
a man for doing gobd woik hy increase
of pay or pi ..motion.
"An ither difficulty the enforcement
..f aumptuary laws. thus, regarding dun
da) observance, the islling of iinuor. tiie
soc:al n il and gambling, Many of these
laws, ii has been said, could not he en
forced h t'e whole Police Department,
If there are iuch laws we mtiat not
blame the policeman too much if he faila
to enforce then agalnei those who make
,1 worth h a while. Tin temptation In
Ihc way of money which c tnea to a.
policeman Ii unbelievable."
in talking of preparedness the Com-
mission. -r said :
"If this count!) really wains peu t -the
real kind, 1 mean, which looks for
the widi's' opportunities f..r the develop
ment of American hfe it must be in i
position lo Unlit for 1 When this coun
try is aid" to muster a larae number of
men at short notice there w ill be no need
of going t" war."
The Commlaaloner spoke before the
Episcopalian club to-nlghl on inetboda
of preventing crime and gavi many sto
ries, incidents and atucdotei of obierva-
tions in
n.w fork.
SAYS PASSENGERS NET LITTLE.
Pennsylvania ibowi Tragte Barm
I'liur-.i i lis of Pee (cm.
Trbnton. Oct. II
t tii
the reopening
ae before hc
'ommlealoneri
Pouniylvanla
of the paoaenger rate
Hoard of PublUg Ctillty
to-day. counsel for th
Railroad laid lhal for the purposes nt
the case thai company would lljmll the
valuation upon which 'he properly is
taxed as a basl! for rale making. The
company, he said, would show on iuch
an inveatmenl the return from it h intra
state pasaeiigor traffic ia only fout
"Kills of one per cent
In the case of Ihc West .letsei ami
Seashore, affiliated wlth ihc Pennsyl.
vanla, it was claimed the tax valua
tion was inadequate, being several mill"
mn dollars l.e..w the true value.
Charles k. Hansel, who revalued the
propel ty for the Stale six years ago
i before ih' hia boost in railroad laxes.
, explained, as a witness for the railroad.
j how the supposed undervaluation came
1 about.
1
n
n
StltKSfl at Dot
REPORTED
GERMAN SPY
Yni'ht Club, hoi ll llld III have spent
most of liis lasi vi.ii; in travelling around
the country under the nan I Hans. 11.
Th" Indictment returned yeatenla.v give,
him the additional allaiei of Kred Mill' 1.
Muller, Kdward . Oalca ami Bdwaru
. Qaache,
It was under th" name of Taiwan
dates 'hat he is charged with having
applied f..i a paaaporl before the clerk
of the l ulled Stat'-s Ihslri.t
July i'.i lust, lie described h
a win. merchant of Amerlei
nirt o 1
licit al
birth.
hill ill
I I
w a ; onilianied by Mel"
it was noceaaary for him to n.
by soiye on., known In lie
was permitted to bring In
von. her Melville '. Bnrttarit,
Ideutlfli 'I
clerk im
i as hi 4
sales-
man who apparently waa
Meloy,
known to
Mhmloiieil li I
, Ht II I s
r, the l
In the meant nne.
ho
enll
I., pi
of the I ' parimeni ..r Jtptll
h.i.l
, eiose track of the movements
of Hln
0 mak'i
1 telen and discovered enough to
his application for a passport un
: in- to tin state Department, To
I due the matter, however, Meloy,
I charged, wrote a letter mi Augtial
1 the si it" 1 i.-pat t in nt aaylng Hi
pta
aps 1
1 k
I to
ha
knew HJdwunl v. Hates, an American
Wine merchant, having mei him .1 num
I her of yeara ago in IVnniylvania. lie
I mid he had entertained ffatei at hli
home, 140 Riverside Drive,
Meloy had hardly
is said, when he le
mail..
this letter, it
thai Ih.- De
the full dl -11.1
s... ri tary
ame day o 1
it'll' .1
pari bem nf Juatlc
knew
wife
d th"
1. ul-
faking iii-
it itii
him. he sail'
the
Holland -Amen.-1 1 1 1 r S
.1 dam
Imsolf
with
With
At
taki n
fttntelell, who hud pi ii, id. -I
11 Hwlss passport.
Kalmouth the entire party wa
off tin steamer. Kinti-len wa
sent
to a Htiti-h ptltltari prison MHo,
ami his 1. .nip,
w 1
Inn
h
the aame ship .mil at Qutirn
IlltlU" In
arre.-ted by Kederal Sgents..
Meloy was released in $to,oo
and an Inveatlgallon wa:- begun n
ately hy the Kederal Oruml Jury.
ha I.
n,.a .
:t-
nessei in touch with alTalra In Mexico
wei aamlned, : ml tin- examination was
adjourned temporarily. Tin (Irutid Jury
reconvened yesterday and found ihe in
dlctments, which, however, an admitted
to he only .1 feature of the case.
OLD SOL FOILS HOUNDS.
ilea. Ion Itrook Hunt 1 lobi Motv
eee, iin Mood five Mile Run,
WXSTBL'KT, I,. I . 1 let Is M
en
of the Meadow llrook
I hint
il had
hi 1'u.x
V have
ml O'SI
uood sport to-day ami Ihe Amel
houndl worked better than I
done so far tins year. The
port to-day ami I
damp and the sci-itt held in II. T ...
lame Held of riders had some ol t ie beat
lumping that is to h" found on ;
Island, ind was close up with the pack
at all limes.
Before live miips wai completed th
wind came up ami tiie warm sun aoog
dried the ground ao lhal trailing wui
Impossible ami hounds wee ell. .. off
for the day. The largo parti Which h id
driven out from tow n returned ind
t heir hunter- w
places.
Atnotiff tl'..'-t
Mr- II I i
token i" then intrv
to tin;
- Mr
Ihin S
II
!' S.
Burden, Mr
d
Mr
II I. i
Th.
. ' c Ii
Mr.
' rxx k. Mine
. gtade, l i.i
1 1 'harlei i 1
Ambrose (
Hele
ry i
Run
and
M
I Mi- f
lliirvt'.( s
v
lluntani in
"I v t le r
I at (1 .80
.i. (
i 'uti. i
tidei bl
I l-a.l
w
Vi
hilt. M
Thomai
All
I Will lie
111". t
V. M
! N. Y. FIGHTS JERSKY ODORS
hit inn n
Orders
In n o
el ion
lain ml.
Ceil
Al.nANT. ' let. Ceo
retueited Attoi nej -' I. nei
comment o an a tlon to i, :
a Conetable Hook. N. J .
fining oil ind iii" manufu
leal.-, from discharging
and puis. .nous rapoi'S a
county, New York.
s, era I ' 'ommlsslotiora
from time to time Invest
nation on fftatetl Island
potted lhat a nulianee i
reason of the operation .f
1 Wotatbtiry to
train faeturlca
enuaged in le
,'ture of chem-
am ike
rer l;
funp
llri.ltn
uteal thr
d havi
Seiks&ffuiitpaui
Broadway nt 'Mth
Chauffeurs'
Apparel
or more than twelve years
ue h
aie specialized in this
difficult branch oj Outfitting
Among our patrons
arc those who arc most
critical concerning the
appearance of the man
at the wheel. and
equally careful for his
comfort.
Chauffers' Suits
$25.00 to $50.00
Overcoats,
$25.00 to $70.00
Only absolutely cor
rect models, and in a
comprehensive 1 1 iver
sity. Whipcords and plain,
solid color cloths arc
the approved fabrics,
both for appearance
and wear.
We can fit almosl
any man immediately.
If by chance r can
not, we'll make him ti
Suit to order without
additional charge.
Caps, G 1 V o a ,
daunt lets, Legg i n
Goggles all the acces
sories.
Uetoi tpparel Hbup MMta. I i
al