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THE SUN, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 9, 1915.
H CALL ASKS TIME
TO HUNT GAS STOCK
promiftf to Prodww the Mharai
To-ilnj Retains His tn
lorrnl in Them.
HOUP N lll-'' OBIMi
FACTORY FIRE THOUGHT
WORK OF AN INCENDIARY
ll
n
OSBORNE WILL WAIVE
TO CROSS ATLANTIC IMMUNI TY AS Wl TNESS
Authorities Question Nephew of Mrs. Diamond, Who)
Denies Woman's Story That He Ran From Burn
ing Building Inspector Suspended by Board.
Xew Machines Have s,ped and , Insists uPon a Square Deal at Inquiry, and Says Other
(Frying Captettyi Bnyi
WoodhoiiHe.
Prison Administrations Must Be Compared
With His as a Test.
nrt Marali.il Tl.oni.w
District AtlOftMQ MIM C
msd t iwi Invsetifatton f
ium nmory Bn mm
Mwoty InocnrllsrWm.
itiophy and
" r- i purlin-
WllHsm.
nlflftii on a new
in Ukii connoct
i , IMAiir.l :. McCall Of tiie
P s. , . i 'otntnii Hi. n raturftod to
Iiu i ..f llif Tiittiiniiioii tcfflH-
j ' 1,11!.. yesterday to ex-""" llu' UUMtlonod for several hour
lion ii tit thai :i7 rinMi nephew of Mrs. iVHa Diamond, OWWf
, ,,' ' ,.. I'ouni) Blsctrli- Ufhl uml of UN building, who MM arTMted bf
.0, , . .... y, held for years IB Mm the doIIm jraatertfay aft moon on i
, jorin i Maokln, Judga McCalt'a oharfa r fotontow anattlt AsxiNtatit
i i. nam in ho trans I Dlauioi Attorney Iajui Ootdsteht stated
:,.rn.l . Hit uWHrrihill of Mi. MeCall thai there Would pTOtraMy I another
,1,,,, I, irfi il.c Supreme Court bench j oharfa f hwnleM befora uha niveau.
i ., ihulrman .f the Public Serylfatlon u ended.
r . Poi .ii i Ti- prisoner In qtMatloa is Albert
, i the iraiiafvT Wai mad 1 Raff, '.'J yeniM o!i, Of on 4 Mrtropuhtan
II Hll ililr Hilt Ul'iaus.' ....ii.m, n iiu nu 1 U ('.(! :4V HUH Clll-
i utd not rarnt mbr all oi' ll.d a n chuuffcur l.y the lianiii(l!.
hui i. 'flu ateo again a no ns a potiro record, having m-m-ii
; H i ..vv in lump in .1 nj son iwo veins; im i:milr;i li'.rin.tirv for
..-
twtf
Ha m
Maai
.ri. a-1
i.lltiill'
. uca (.'Cased Wftsn a. i-urKUiry. ii,h .ynit ; rst.-rtlity wan un
,1 .i ri s. nl otllfo. ulthoiiKli he i ri.urtro tli.u tiie automobile he Wna
! he retain J'let as mtMB aTlVInc IiiiiI eerlouely Injured a altah
filar, lion- that th'v Voar-Olu Jlrl. Anna Nolan, of in King,.
. Mix McCalli ;i hi would avonua, liaal New York. The u-
, . h III own. The dvlal of Ihi j oMwil Wtm Iiihi TiieF.luy, after which
- uiilil bi Indicated by etampa j he went io Hoeioni sooordlne to Mr
i ., the Ktock certMcatM j tddeln. and retortted to xew fork
. ... bin they were not forthoom-1 yWttay ntght.
juj JtHlit Met'all Informed
IIih connoYtlon with the oraaent in-
qolry im this: Qotdateln .!d Mai nlaht
llartemtelner of ia:i .Mit-
it. iff running
tni.t'
iHiriioan H
t..i ibeaii ai
Uleaeten
it h
I aal
i i.ii
led phone i
ha.i been
ill that he
lo il. 10.
ite In the
unable to
reeelvc un
He prom. 1
haii.l thla
I r.-t iIiiuim l.iiniii'ii on
moi ningi
tnek.
lit
Irman McOali
..I tin Itnpreaalon ilmt had gone
abroad that he acquired the utoek from
Andrew Kreiuian. Hi- bought f rum
M 1j i-' hrea In r.oa or i04, hoi
a..l. uml added to this number by go
nuirtn! hareg al par during the euc-1
neiiiii yeare. Ha had all of the 37 j
fhart long before Mr. Plied man en.
tried Into ihi enae at all. be eatd. freed-1
n.ati tuok t'i rtitli-Mle,. froni him ax
rolUUral for loan, ami when the loan
j pal
g0Mtl -fterel
SpUti
Uiaia
..nt. I
u. iki
That
tttHn."
r. he
U, 'tl' !"l
that I .Mrs.
ropolltan avenue had Men
way rraian Ihe faetun un MalunSnv .if.
rnoon Juet liefur. the btaae wax' dla.
roverrdt "What'e the I rouble T' uha
naked itafr. according to Mr. fjoldateln
"Pactory'a on hn.,-' he replied. ""Why
don't you eond In an alurm then.'" ehe
then gaked. Whereupon, according to
Mr. ilolilstein'B erfl.m, Itaff raid: "To
boll with it."
llalT ami Mrs. HartciiKtrinrr fir
confronted yeaterday after Halt had de
nied lo Mr. Hoi detain and Marshal
Brophy that he had seen h.-r or had
boon at the faetory on Saturday. Oold
1 the err-' "'" !:,d that Mrs. llarb.iist.'lntr In
hatl them elst.it upon the truth of her story, and
. ailed icarr a dirty little liar. UOhl
tain also sahi that liaff later admitted
having been In tbe factory building on
Saturday, and that lie bad se.-n the
woman.
Urophy and hid aids in the Bureau
of i'ire Provontlon nave been working
on the In.i'iidlarti-m theory for two dav.
I Ilunors reached the-ui on Hundky to the
effect that the lire might have bieti thl
I um. tun. the e.riiii.ates t.r ' """e on.- who intended me
... rturned ! Judge McCall by deetruotlon of tha building. Raf!
were placed In Muvkln'tt a questioned llrel at I'lrc Head
naaw, said tha wiim-ss, the quarterly quarters and then taken over to the l)ts
tilrldendii ii.f. received by him from t trl-i Attorney's office, .lust before ninl
sUi'ktn, who indorsed the Checks in I nlglht Mr. Qohtateln sent out for more
Mj: k m that Judge McCqll could die-1 wltneagei ami held Halt until i should
juiv of icm we h wlahed. Judgolobtaln more Information on Raffi move
M sa i he had no power of nttor ' ments.
mj im M.i.'kiu or anything els. that '
i ; been need to determine the I'olire Mae iiasT'a Heeord.
uhlp of the Mock In tin event
death of either himself or
i Vti cdman return, i
it Judge Mn '.ill
up as belonging to Maokln.
Attumey.Oeneral Morton B.
ins 1 for the committee,
knuw What lvd .lu.lur M. i 'ail
I Block In Mackin's name.
".s just an ordinary trana
. iid Judge MeCall. He couldn't
said, whether it was ever in
ime lb- said the quarterly
.i. re paid to blm.
arc still hundred! of them, the sominlg
Ion admits, w itch are hsiardoua nnl on
which safely Improvement! have been
ordered, it was stated that It wuold tak"
the commissi.,., about thirty djgl to
gather the liiformatlon.
oiumtesloners at fire Keene.
I'.i fore suspendlaV Itosquiet awl Ash,
Commlaalonera Lynch, Uoitii wiani, Bd-
ward P, l.yon and W. H. IL Itogors.
Dapgty Commissioner James QeTMB In
charge of factory Inspections and the
COmmlaellon'l counsel visited the Dia
mond Building In Willi. i nshurg amt con
ferred with Iilstrict Attorney t'ropsey.
They guve Mr. t'ropsey all the records
relative to the Inspection of the btiildlnr;.
.s'.iow-ina that ten months had riupsed oc
tween the time Dlauiond was ordered to
provide fireproof encloeurei for hi st.iir-
Wayi and the time he began the
and tli.it the work which lie did etart
was not adequate to satisfy the pro-1
visions of the MW, j
bletrtrt Attorney rroiisey had ample
opportunity to question llosqulst and :
Asii after the commleelon nniahed in
Inquiry in the tvonlneT. The commleelon
alao questioned all its atiparvlalng it - j
spectora to aacertaln whether or not the I
rule under which rtoaqulst and Asli were
suspended was understood and twins
followed. Tnls rule provhles tiist the
inspector sliall report to h! supervisor
Immediately after he visits a factory and
in. .Is that an order had not been '";n-
plled with so iiist tiie raptrvlalng In
spec tor may pass it on for prosecution
All the facts that have licn gathered
In the official Investigations of the tire
will probable be presented to a CorohOr'S
Jury at an inquest lieglnninfc this uioru-
ins; at la o'clock In the OffCPman Build
Ina, Brooklyn. Tiie examination of
scores of witnesses who have been suns '
moned to the hearing will be conducted j
by District Attorney opsey and his
aSSlstantSi Lotltl Goldstein and Reuben
Wilson. Btnployejas, loft oocupanta. fire I
DopartmonLonVMlib ottieiats of tin- ntatal
i iniiustri.il Commission and others win is-
ailed to testify as to conditions In thai
lestroyed building.
IX I NK BY THE HKlilSH
American built aeroplanes of the Using
boat type, which. In the opinion of ex
ports, could easily cross the Atlantis In
a single fllgiit, are being used by Great
BtitAU) for UM protection of its war and
merchant ships. Ho amazingly have
Yankees developed aviation to meet the
demands of the European conflict that
the IransOtlMtM flight, regarded as a
risky experiment when projected by
Lieut. John Cyril Porte last year, could
now. it Is said, be accomplished with
comparative ease;
W'liTii PfcAINS, X. V.. Nov. H. A full
hour bofOM the Wcstchrslcr County I
Grand Jury began its inquiry tills morn
ing into Sing Sins prison conditions
under Thomas Mott Osbonifl and the
MUtttal Welfare IsMUJtM Warden 0s
borne presented httltsstfi bright and
Hmllinc, anxious to testify and waive
Immunity. In fact, so eager was lie j
to aid the Grand Jury In the "lair and i
thorough inquiry ' he has gold lie wanted
that he will Invite all the panel to be his
guests or OCCUPI cells at Ring Sing as
long us they wish.
Mr. OffbOrne i taking no chances wilii
this Inquiry, however, and lie came to
When Rodman Wanamaker ordered an I Whit
ing w ith t WO IS y r. vim
worlt j oversea flier for l.icut Porto's adventure did th" talking for him. So it was fiotu
ills lawyers. iiiii.iiiiKti.ii w . Mercitant
Virtually I fop
:.i
ii.
.irrilmir;
,. ..f
I thai situation as not
aui said it indicated the
s cuntidenci In Maokln.
-i one but .oil and he
ir tumstsncss?"
think so It was no on.'';' I
luster to Mrs. M. l all.
.e.r:be.i the trai
lii M s M. i all so f;
ntber it. Hume llm
u lib of ulli a
iiiilssloner. he s.inl
.: up his privati
ir.insfcr. n
fer of
as tie
before
s Public
when he
buslm ss,
utlid not
Maitklu Irsnafe
hliii i.ii.l he the
. Mrs. Ml Call
kill brought tin-
id the
: rang
r not.
- rilti-
II i
..1
1 tel.. Illin 111 was y,,;ii.
...in la Mrs. M.C..II. Me
i no; notify the Franklin
puny, t.ii whose books the
wer i urrled. lie said he
ic i. .1 Ma. kin to lleltVSt the
quarterly dividends tu Mrs.
Tli..
WP
tailors. I l
sttmelf. i
dorse hi
blank Indorncme
lie explained, Ju
ttuarteny
ownt and pal.
. a Wor' Pel
Hinted tin rti o
si).."; n ii ch. ,
I being told
,.'ss identlHed sevsral checks
. rkln and n Indorssd by
Mi ,i here be pickisl out the
.t Mrs. M Call alter Ihe
Mack n. Mncklii.
it riglii on rocelv
i thorn
iruary,
er to th
as the dummy
to Mr: McCali
1913, he had
, Judy
M.
Judgi
ill .it
I Sept. in!.. I 1 , !l."i.
rtuckln had said
t to Judge McCall and
MeCall m.i lied It to Mrs.
.1
i . , - i I i uipioii, t he w it lie
"If i" bad given 111
1- What 1 wo .ld have
l don't recull it. if Ma.
1 did."
o the check thnt
done with it. bill
kin sgl s I mailed
ii interest in Ulvldsnd Cfcook.
A- i you bad Just us much interest in
It. if It was bets, as you would
If -t i, ..i i.e. ii our own'.'" inquired
lao.r Thompson.
"!' .. much. Just as much," lie
Wjwered.
Ipoii further questioning as to the1.
I" ' ' Mo kin wa playing In '.he
''v ng t ! ,lu ks for Judge MeCall of I
Ml MeCatl the wltnesH said :
"I think you musi uudorstiind Mck I
l' lie was merely my con- :
Beetiti .i , til er. lie knew no more about
' ' . HUCtlonil thur. yoW Uhlld does,
Ketuuor i you have a child."
tl I - nf tertlootl assalott Commissioner
; ' '. 1 was subjected to a long
tu what did as .1 m mber I
'4 tin Public Service Commission. He
' t in ownsd or had owned vinos I
Ij Hi t I lummlaaloiisr any stock In
Maratial Brophy scent the evening in
his office at Plre ' ieadquartera conducting
an Inquiry along tiie saaiv lilies. At -
cording to the police and the Distrl t
Attorney's office young Raff was known
a. Sheeny Alec and also as "Ella." ThS
girl whom lie r.ni or is in the Eastern
District Hospital with a fractured skuH
' .mil internal Injuries.
Investigations to fix the responsibility
for the loss of lite In the Williamsburg
factor) 'rr "" Saturday and lo try to
prevent future occurrences of th same
: nature made substantial progress es
tenlay in several official qusrtere; but
the State Industrial Commlssloni whose
j duty It i: 10 enforce the sufet regula
j tiuns rsgardliig iits from faotori build
ItigSi placed the. entire responsibility, as
'far as 11 Is concerned on the Inspect')
and his auiiervlsor, who I tad the Dtumond
building in charge.
1 Tin commission Inhl an extended ses
sion lasting far into 1. s; evening ami
conducted partly in cooperation wii 1
Ulatrlcl Attorney James C. Crupsoy of
lirooklyll. At the end of their investi
gation the members antinui I that
the) ha! directed all inployoea of
the Department of Labor who had
knowledge of an of He fJ'ts regarding
the Un- t H Upon ihe riisirlet Altor-
no'. They also slated that tiny had
voted in executive session lo suspend
acting supervisor Factory lnseotor
Char'.is 11. Ash aid inspector George
A. llosqulst pending rurtlier Inquiry.
Inspector Snags illicit.
1 itosouisi w as suapendod for falling
t. report to his supervisor, Ash. that
whon in' Inapocted Diamond's factor)
.1:1 Ksbruary 23, the commission a order
of January 7 to enclose the stairways
wiiii fireproof partitions had not boon
executed, llosqulst Instead made three
other visits before reporting Diamond's
iwaHMmptMnce with the order. Thai
brought It lo August tO. Ash was sua
nanded for falling to report to llif su
perior RoSOUlSt'l neglect.
of which Diamond was n
be would be prosecuted
Heptl oibor.
On the otlwr hand, the Commission
era admitted 'hat if Diamond had beei
bttied to court lie W
prosecuted, even al
mouths delay
brought
I rope tMalls llllUest Itesult.
Dbttiict Attorney Cropoey said last
night that future action as far a- Ids
office la concerned would depend on the
development at the Inqussti which will
be pubilc. Mr. Cropsey was Imprcsaod
b) the grim evidence of the bolted trap
door which caused tie deaths of twelve
persons. No Individual or officials re
sponsible In any degree for the fatalities
at the lire, said Mr. Cropsey. would
he allowed to evade the consequences,
lb- proposed to set the blame no matter
how high ut it may rest.
Coroner Wagmer. who will conduct
the lltUUiD'i said Utat he hod found that
nothing actually was dons to make the
Diamond building safe, liven the work!
that Diamond had liegun In the way of 1
complying with lite State industrial
Commission's llroproofing orders was
not adequate, for the metal used, pro
sumal:v tin. added lo the .t.tiiger because
and the CurtUe company respotiued with
the flying boat Am rloS It was hailed
as tlio MM word lt hsgvler than air
trOnStrUCtlOn, nut SI has so often been
ptove.l, there i no last v.ord In.av ation.
Tiie AnnWlog has been eu, -ceded by the
"super-America," a third larg. r thon.lfi
predecessor, with IM more horse-noacr
In Its ertglnea, with Improvements in the
way t,f fuei economy, MnMllti nd gen
era; snfetv that make the original Amer
ica secat a COOkM shell in companson.
According to Henry WOOdttOUse, a gOV
ernor of the Aero Club of Amor! '. lh
CuM.sa factories in Buffalo ajr lurttlng
out twelve of these amphibious dread
naught every duy. and th" OUfthM C
na... a - factory In Toronto live
all IhtSS machines are being shipped to
England, most of them in parts, to be
SSMmblcd on the other side.
factories Kept Bos.
Great Eritaln bought the original
Ann i lea and u.-ed It during the tirot lis
mouths of the war for bunting ami
dsstro) .:-g German submarines, in June
Mai twenty more of the same type were
ord' red. and these were shipped from
New York ill July. It was apparently
In Pa ptember that Olenn Curt las mat -gated
bis tiist super-America fro n his
factories in the United Slates and c.m
ada. lie has tried to guard t;ie detalli
of tills work but It is said Unit In- for
in Ihe Hliffa.o factories a. one lias been
increased from fifty to '.'.v.'"
slr.ee th.- war began.
i qh.-r companies have alst
ping aeroplanes to England
Aline, and perhaps a few
of Nassau at feel and James P, Kgsn
of MVosey strei t. that hla position with
regard to tis Inquiry was gained,
Mr Osbomi s poslti .ii js brn tlv line.
lie win gladly afford the Grand Jur)
every facility for Investigation, ss h s
Invitation to Inspect sing Ping from tin
Inside snows; will produce roluntartl)
snv- witnsggfi ami records u aired and
Will cheerfully go on lis Hand nil
answer any questions Dlfirlci Attorney
Weeks or th. Jurors may ask, lb wel
comes ins fullest Investigation.
On Ihe other liuti'l, Mi. ohornc feels
strongly that if is- tiis all ihu the.
Investigation must be fair, and it ; tit
b fair unles-. II compares .'.vtdltlotis nil
the prison now with conditions tier be-1
he took hold, befor. then Wei. slid (
tlitnrs ua Ihe Mutual WelfutO le-llgU' I
land the honor system, in order lol
! obtain such a comparison Mr. Osborne
thinks evidence should be presented I
showing whether there were not moral
brawls and disorders .ntrinc Ihe admin-1
Istratlon of his prcri esor, Thomas J.
I McCormlcK.
test of OafeNsogo'a PyaloMi
In short, as Mr. Merchant exprossed
it. "Tin qiie.-.uon befort Ihe Grand Jury
i whether sing smg has improved since
Mr. Osborne took rbnfgO. Tins Whole
Inquiry is a t-si of bis system, it la
UM, nig a question tor politl s or per
sonalltli s."
If the warden fell himself "under
fire" in the opening of I tie inquiry he
did not show it. Iiu had nssed for
ami expected to g. t a toil and fair
investigation ol hla rigiuav ul Hlllg
all the protHodlnga ami testttnoiiy, par
tlCUltnl) nt this time," said Justice
Morgohauser to tin Jurors, '"This matter
is of tar morn than average Impur
lanae, Every Institution in the county
,s open to vou, you nia.v subpo im any
Dlta you wish, bin I urge that yon
in. careful In bringing an Indictment;
it i a serious matter. Although th
District Attorney is your legal adviser,
ott may nonsuit me if you wish."
Thcri' were thosn in tin gndience who
read into these words confirmation of
the court house tiosslp that Justice
MofSchUUSer leans rather toward War
den Osborne than toward those who
would discredit him and i i- Idcast
District Attorney Weeks is expected
to gi I Into the full swing of bis In
Yesllgatton to-morrow, when six con
vets now locked up In the coui.ty Jail
hen wilt tell lh stories they were
brought from Sin; Ring to tell. It la
expected that tis-ii testimony win !'
I . i seeded by the reading to the Grand'
Jury of tin- rev.. ri "f Dr, Rudolph
DledltnM nn his Investigation of ffingl
sing f.r tin state Prison Commission.
probably the most important wit.
ness, aside from Warden Usbwrna him
golf, will be William win. tt. former
of die Mutual Welfare Istaguc,
He has been occupied dally
District Attorney's offiM c..ingi
,,..' leti.-rs from convicts, prepai 't.e I
nut ,,ttll OIIIC. other list' to assist
M Weeks, Who brought him from Com-"!
stoi k prison at ilreat Moadow for the1
pill pose. j
p is expected mm the tnvesiixation
wil! occutiy Ihu entlie week and that
S SCOre Of W'lttieSSes Will tlppe.H'. Al
v.t no dale bus been s t for Warden
Osborne'a appearance
A fair price
Big as it is, new as it is, modern as it is, and su
perior as it is in all respects to any other similar
stmcture in New York to-day. the Equitable
also possesses the main element of a sound
business proposition, to wit:
.4 fair price and no favorite I
Equitable Building Corporation
120 Broadway
m:
GERMAN CONSULATE
RAIDED BY VILLISTAS
bordi ; or i loewhi re m
understandli g of
Gen. Obftgon, fat
prtMe QCI of th.'
aget.t, l M orge i '
ts on tic moat
i v.rot I ers.
Mux
lite Depst
trrnu ol.it
1 1. port mi
i. It ll the
tineiii that
ling to the
it's special
Cu'othcl , in Mt
friendly terms
i'O.
h
Uitpnid HoIdlfM Nald in
Looted Properly in
i Ii i Ii it q Ii ii ii .
II.IM-
SA YS MtiXH 'A iV.S STAR ' '
lr. O'l onuoi
the
Jldgi
II
( AKUANZ V MEN UloT
fir. i harlea .1 i
' making a wleni iti
of th" Atnei . un It, .1
-1 1 of Mexico and u
Who is noW III New
day of ttindltlons in
.Inn. um i i Kt ober .' I
of Med t rUSt tells of
I oilill t Ions.
i i i 'otinor, w ho hoi b ad
investigation as he
id
lo.-. work 111 Ihe
ljnce.it towns and
York, told yesb -
.Mexico cltv from
of this v i nr.
II
Paso, .v..
soldiers.
I'lVt!
- mol
is ns
igutati
and
In
unps .i
w omon
i hlliua-
false unprsg i
it gave the employe.
sion ,.f safety.
Diamond and his wife were released
yesterday in 110,000 bail each .. await
the action of ,h" Coroner, Aaron Will
iam Ievy, their counsel, .-aid for tlietn
thai they disclaimed ai y rsgponglbilttl
for the bolted trap door. In. iileiitaily.
he said ihe building and Diamond's
atid.v machlner) sere Insured tor $ix-
i There are rtgagex on tiie build
ing amounting to lst.000, of which 111,
OuO is held i... the U'llltainsburi Ravings
Hank. The Distii. t Attorney and Eire
Marshal have learned that the Dia
monds WSrS III need of cash at the time
of the flre, ami Diamond's plea for more
lime before tiie industrial Commission
v as thai he needed money over the
Christmas holldaya
i been sh sp
ud the other
civ i managed
to reach Germany, nn nurgess i om
pany has shipped ai least twsuty-flvs
bliilanes operated b Bturtevant mot.n.s.
the Thomas BSOthsrs of Ithaca exported
nt leas a.- many from July to Beptetn
lb- uml Glenn U Martin of lais Angel. s
nt ahoul ih. same number abroad In
the same period. RUSSlS and Ital) have
! bought a few American machines, ami a
few have gone t" Spain and Holland.
! Hui in- in. reuse of England's sir fleet
' from American sources has been simply
i i ivmrnilo iM.
"l believe." Mr Wood bouse said ves
I terday. "that there wouki be no t oubb
I at all in crossing the Atlantic with tiie
i eunei - tint rica, Qtnefally speaking, .t
, la one
! ilW.
i mo.or
I new i
mployeea Bing He had nothing
, such an luv I'.-1 ;c ,i ion
'i'b. it set mod to i i.ts a
Whatever the cause,
i . vv ,-eks was equally
to rear trom
v. b) w orr) '.'
! ;' U'le.
i. sunt Attor-
uniominuntca
FAVORITE IS DEPOSED.
Iniiio 1 Mniftll , Who llml Hnn of
Prlnn. l orUrtl I p.
U!siMMi, N'iv. S.--i'orenr Mtior
Jam cm ronnoll), who luooMlffHl W. J
Cutnmlnn tut chairman "f th Axvcutlve
commlltM of tin- Mutual Welfare Laavue
of Sinjc prtaon, has lout hi.- piivio
U'Bs. s-i prtaon mployaM tponH !
tla.
Connolly h;i tun f th prlaon
p i- now i'" ki'ii inahta in. nrtMHi with
riling t" h
nn r l aputy
Ul iallrai
m the tsUO
about
Mr i 'hurch
no t ItiMrrtlWi Kax
prl tt'fllP :i IiHV' f(
w ardnn 'hui ch drlvoti i"
utatlon. Mr. Church rr-
ami
tit Hnn
mrtc P
I1T
11V J K M. .1
Mr. Unbornc
mponj .
Thli
Uvr,
Kfl
that
i hough hard I
All t lie pric u
b0 Ijad "a)kti
..-."."ii t hvo
irtifv Hiii i'
would not ka)
propar funUu
Ineldad with
ttftVt0 of CiUli-
or would va) wm
tin tirand Jury
W'wiriU n ' 'hlffirn
bad i'ii ran tad." He
w hpf.it r hi vlan i" tu
t tf the Inquiry co
Hfdan I aborne'i In that
third i:t-f r than Hi- lrt
T'-i- laltar flyh-a '.it hi
- r oo bor4 H t;T aacha
h.ti o ItlOtOTM of I "
Ami -
d tnu
Ttie
horaa
com pari wns ihouhl l tnad ht f n
praaant and pafl conditkini ;
aipf, NOltbar would ii toy whathw I
h- appruvad tiif Idea i the Grand Jur j
accaptlns th wardn w it.it ion to !
partak Of Blng simrv bad ai.ti board. I
Tha ?tual tirand Jurj pf' i mk- tu- ,
da took l.ttlc time and oi ly tw wit- i
ha wr railed, yat n In KbojN fwl
monvuti thr wax u Itltoh. which niato '
: MRS. MACK'S STORY DIFFERENT
i lleillea vlntellieilts ol I'ol ice tun ll
lin I ii ii ll it Iter In .1. re llltcli.
ItACKgNSACK. N, J.. Nov. I.- Mrs
Mara Ma k. who told Policeman Pavllk
when hi- found her In ,i ditch tn tin Knlr-
mount section of Huckeueack early Sun
day mori.it,.- that she had been kid
nappe. i at her home in Hllladala and
carried to tbe ditch in nn automobile,
returned to Iter burned buiqialow tonMy.
The bu'ditiK was diet roved by tire while
i ai. led the lerman
hu i. burned lite market house and looted
tin headquarters of the oonflocatlon
ngeuc) Inst Kildnv. es't oidlng lo Amerl-...ii.-
who arrived her to-day from ' lii-
Ituohuo.
following th. rioting the Villa com
imimler in Chihuahua Is said to have
forced a loan .i IIOOi Mealcan gold
fioin the met chants and wealthy resi
de, is for tiie payment f th'' noting
i mops.
The rioting started when the taMlori
made i demand for their pay upon tiie
nit c's of i!ii. Chlhuahu i garrison, liny.
i g no n s;' tic . munonder at ten spied
to nut them oil b) promising money
la i.e.
Hlmultansouat)' with this report new
was received here that Car ran sa sotdlerv
hui looted Manse i . ii to. Kresh troops
sent tn oe bv si. an . ,' ui jit-s-eed ngulnot
tin V ill -'as near by are said to have
refused to tile ''.. Held until after
they hud talon what they wanted from
ihe markets and stores of the city. Po
llceutcn and guards were overcome by
th" Carrangn iroopa ami in the rioting
a number of wonien and children were
ttau.pt. d upon, shot ami otherwise In
Jured. The news was recettied bore In
telegrams from Han Kranvtgeo. having
been brought there by tiie gtoMnor so
kjno. which took the Carrangn troops to
MntisaulUo and which was In port WlitU
th" looting took place
FVNSTON MOVES AGAIN.
uirt-uin Uaelaaad to h tlaalt
l int ii n I nniibiT.
Nov. s. M.tj'.- - lei erai
"'.'nihil
Mi u," h aid. "The
dfn at i tjirxtn'. th
edlntfly iuk. and it
mi Mi i It) ir. appiil
"The aroiuati anil chll
dvath rat i v--
dlftlcull to R
fOOd 1 har ."-f.-li WoniVtl. "'It i hj ft 1 1 ii I
IK (lifTK-i-K Hi tin -tint KiiihaK''
for u bit ui- f i, whlto in ti utahlrt
of the city l hav .-'ti rur poor
craatur without : ntora1 of ft..j ;it..i
living wholly oti r!ywr-r. Mtf if a Mini
part of tin- century plant. '
Kayardlns hualn " condition. Hr
OVonnvi ald nianufacturliuj Ii prac
tlcally t n ktandMtll. Hhop, h.ii. .m.i
r taura it.. In fuel vary conclvaMo
hind of liutna, are rioM"i up,
Th daath ntt i" nhoul rur ttpi
abova th normal according to Dr.
in onnor, a ho .-'! ha wa pn rn' il
from making h tatlstlcal lnetla;attoft
j) th" authotitlea.
$200,000 ion CARR an a.
ii mm Mlver ii ii 1 1 1 storad
I , i A aril rit tn llltM,
l no Ihun $800,000 Worth gold .md
th
VVA lit KOTO
Kuuton Ifi'd
day that Iva U
I fr ji I louglaai
t;, Amrhv
t. W ir Depart,
i gone u Nogah
Where he took .
i fori during V
I i.iihi.ii-i'.ni; tic
i
u It"
STATE BOARD BLAMED,
v i . t'ommltlee afe roafere
on I'Hctitr. I'lee.
i "It's up to the siate industrial Com
' mission," declared Miss l'raii. . ,...
kins, efceeutiv sscysur)' ol tiie x.w
1 ork Commltte on Safcl; , at a con
i fsrenrs yesterday at the Wom n't Trade
i L'nlon League. 42 Last Twcnty-aeoond
; street on flic factory tire m Williams
burg kattlrdny. "To prevent further
disasters of tin- same kind the coni
, mission should be compelled to coll a
! public netting, no l iter than this week.
tumid be passed
wer each. Kor long voyage " could
i... si;,i(ii d v ith an auxiliary motor
retina a Wat-: propeller, so that if
filling happened to the regular pro
ers the machine could descend and
!.. good time through the OCOan.
thmU la tne precursor of
Principal Kseper l-'r--called
upon to produce
.r 'he Mutual Welfare
III u .' to .
1 In. rin r
ill the le,
Uagui
CM.
W'c I
.rtjs
tiurt
ises
er- on
essential
by Pavlll
i what haps
tall.- from
.1.,
w!ii, ii ; led many of tiie assiiui
thai are to he investigated with the .
pectatlon of Indictments. When 'he
princlpai keepsi .: naked for tiiatn
he band. .1 ovel ill oscepi th. records
t cases lo II At llfSI it Was silir-
t nn I arr l'l i
'naseiigers.
as a fiuU.i
i l otifud that
until late In
lull
It,
utility lorpoi ation.
'ir wif ovv n any stock In
it.irporatlonsT" asked Poll
of delay
cases UkC
i. aitstg
sring win
inornlngi
i in testify
Hint liefon
foi tunats en
red tie
Ugh i.
numl. -
AU1
itontlnus at 10 tit
when Judge Mof.'all
..,;aiii. it' declared
he gels tint. ugh he
it. .- record a Htgintotnt that
i del) . vpi tin- entire mat.
, Kings i 'ount) K!li etrlo Ught
'..ii, puny stiM-k.
S Kill TWO SMALL ROYS.
ui tni
nn in
-tn .1
ami
anil
i
da. I Uxford in
SlrUl'k the InC-
Uicr ol 7
Street.
ITS old, lilt
was walking,
al nn noon
I'Mfty-foui to
ran to file
.mobile lrlV
nu. ,
i
n,
li'.ast
with
At
'lent 1
idle .
b.v
..I
llloli- l
killed ,
ii. .ii,
. .... old, I " West Kin I v -.
son ol at, employee of the
VI. die I, e, a as struck by till
ll trout ol ins home yester-
.. u . hour later in tilyollnlc
Itfvl
ii.
ii imoiiiit! w n , owned by Jose pit
Mi. vi nue i. Brooklyn, ami
Joseph TaulausSi ' ' Mao
! Ilsrgge, I years old, of 11117
at oi i uveiuie, 'i'h. Hronki was run
hi iiutoilioblla last night at
is ami iiiiiih atreat. The auto-
Weill in. os uiiv ..ill, out slooolng
fM the , ..' ,,; removed 10 the hospital
1 a cet 1 1 , . 1 an..... II.. l... u i, ......
"I'll.
mid not have been
the end of twelt e
If at til. tune In was
to court he could allot Unit lilt
required safety work wai unuer vv.i'.
This, it was ststed, is the commission's
IHjIh'y. ll has not Secured one con
viction, !t was admitted under tin new
law. although ii '" have been other
i uses Similar 10 that 'f Hi' Diamond
factory in this city- and there are still
hUtldi'td of hazardous buildings In
ahleh ill. re arc similar violations in
si;. of the commission's orders.
The commissioners stated that they
: saw HO ronton for a change ft thslr
method of Inspection or in'minist ration
i looking toward tin- svoldotuK
I in srasecutlna ixtra hazard u
tic Diamond factor).
I.ltsoh lo Coatings Policy.
,ve hava quest lonsd ail the supei.
visors,"' said Commlssloiter Jamea M.
l.yinh. "to find out if the rule under
when Ash a. id itosguist were auapsndsd
' was generally understoodi and we und
mat it was. We shall pursue the same
' course of prosecution where there are no
compliances, hut Se thlllh that property
' owners wlil be Utile ui"te ready lo
comply This department, so far as tne
enforcement of Iti orders is concerned,
recelvei public encourngvmsnl only at ii
I I. lie lilts thia. Wlictl tile people have a
Dluinond nre r a Triangle lire, but tin
rest of tile. tlltW we 'have the opposition
of real ustato Intereata and others who
say we ore making piopciiy valueless by
our regulations."
"We coui.i very sasil) inslal on con
viction for lien- ninpli. line at u tinn of
stress like this, but ordinarily our In
alatsnc on punishment, even though I ha
work required was done when a par
ticular cans cams io trial, would only
excite mote opposition to 'he labor laws.
HUt if these people ore gOlllg 10 look
doors, these disasters will happen
ins The result here doesn't show
the' oily enforced on- ,,r its ordw rt-
gardlng lire drills, alarms and (prink
lOlB."
ft filet lc!i II. Cunningham, counsel to
tin uummtMion. stated ihul not one colli
vintlon for non'oompllgnos with m
commission's orders bad been obtained
sine, the new laws went Into effect two
years ago, becauso It is the policy of
ihe commission to allow dismissal of lh
action if the owner in question lias
haaun tiiu work reouired. As to the
al vi tioCi resolutions should bi
oemauoing tn, pnicing ot a vacate no
tice m i.ll fa nones wher.- tic law re.
gardlng nre prevention is not complied ,
wit' This notice should Is enforced'
I'l ten days.
"Had toe commission compelled the I
owners f the Diamond factory build-1
ng to obey i Instead ..f disregarding their
orders, there wouldn't be u dozen fam
Hies mourning the dead in William.- I
burg, as there arc to-day."
Th'- conference was attended by a
s. ore of tn. : i and women, including Miss
Mary Dreler and Miss Mellnda Bcolt of
tiie Woineu'tf Tradt L'nlon isague, iir.
Henry Moakowlta, ll. s. J, Porter. Mis..
Perkins. '. w . Dougliertyi George Halt
of i i. ,ew Tork gtate Child Labor ',
Committee, uweu Dov. joy of til Xn- j
tlonsl "'iiiid Labor Commlttsci George
N. I'rlc of the Jolnl Hoard of Bant
I tary Control and Miss Alice Hean.
Mis.s r.lreler and Miss Shwattz ..f the j
. state Consumers Ltoguet reported on i
the Inspection thsy made yesterday
moniing of the building where the
Mr urred, Miss Pretot" declared
I Unit th" fatalities were the direct re
sult of ihe closed exit atnl the absence
Of tlreproof partitions around tbe stair-I
vv:ivs. and site severely Criticised the'
"Selfish activity ' of real estnte inter- I
isis before the legislature last winter.
"They ridiculed the Idea lliat there
i could hi loss of life iii buildings of live
i stories or less." Miss I'erkins added. )
I I'gaturday's Hre I a lulBolenti if grue-1
i some answer."
Tii" meeting was adjourned until to-
day at n i'. H.
"Th . new Hying boat can carry a load
if 3,S0t pounds, Including four or tl'.
passengers, and can travel as fust o;
lltnety-flve miles .an hour. There arc
tank;- I"i alsnn 3,n0t P'Ull.de .u gaaolene
ami mi a though the horse-power has
bi en increased by U'". th" whole con.
sumption of fuel is less than that of tiie
old Vmerlca. i should say tie machine
could easily travel trom Newfoundland
io tli Asores and have three or four
hours fuel left In reserve when it got
here.
"M is equipped with an Improved
Spetry drill detector, whereby the p.,i
can tell whether or not lie's on Ms,
mils" and . an also calculate hi- speed.
"It Is well tu ret .Mtiber that this
country' developed the firm aeroplane,
tin iir-: hydroaeroplane .md the Hrst
flying '.oat. und that all of the Inven
tlveneaa shown by America vouid bo
loii.eo io arcouin lor Ameriou in .-as.-of
need hen Other countries that ale
not llglltttig hgre developed Urge an I
capable land machines, but only Mng
Mnd has the American boat, the us., of
which as a weapon against aubuiarinea
needi little comment.
"Tiie old America has had a great
tareer alpc she left our spores, for
the first six months she was used In
hunting aubmarlneg, and ii is known
tli.it sic sank .' least three. Then sue
went op inspection duty, carrying ob
servers and commanders from point t,.
Point in almost tshaoluts safely. Nov.
he Is being used tn the training of
aviators.
grated that Wards
la to explain, but
Instrudt' d to bring
t.. tin tirand Jury
been reported
league's record
w I en nte.l
i labornti be
finally Itorner
the missing reci
tomorrow. it
lied
wa n
rds
bus
frequently that 'he
could lot be found
pedal!) when prisic,
conditio, is were provokina curioait'.
The unl' other witness to app. nr yes
terday, Dr. K, K. I'arr, the prison tdiysi
clsni tOStifltd only a short time
Inqnlrj, llran a ruml.
Justice Mors, hausei
ti. grand Jurors w, i
teres! by several hn
tilled tie court root
to know as much as
Inquiry.
'It is Imp, ! taut that
ti
inst rue I mi is
henrd with In
idrSd persons wilo
i, i v blei.tiv eager
possible about the
the Alia)
p ogrs
Mn. Mat
differed In
stores lol. I i.y iii:, ,in,i (Jnn .-u
vv io drove n. trom llackt nauck to llnis.
dale in his car Mis. Mack said thai
glt'hel was wrong ..i saving alls told bin.
that .-lie hail come from N. vv York on a
tram. Shu Insisted that sue made thl
ti n t.. llackeusack from Weehawken by
trolley. ghe san site iliiin'i iiear an)
.log liark, us alleged b) Policeman
I'uvtlk, when the latter saw her '. ine
on the ground. Tlio policeman declared
he duln't see snv aillO, IlltilOUgh Mrs.
Mack said she remembered seeing the
red tear light of the machine .is the car
tirovi off
M s M.i.-k .-aid that as sin- approached
h.-r bungalow after leaving Hiimel's ear
-he s.w .in automobile standing along
side tii house. Two men were iieeklng
i, i ie vv ,i ,.,vv uml a th'i.l
blanket over her head
iiu, ii. machine
parried Iter in im cui
atdi uml tiien droppa
Ml'i. Mac; ih . la ml
the men who kldnupi
I Mck oi the town of Ague rrieta.
At tie siate Department U s
-day that no developments of a
UUei .'' bad bei u r. ported ff
'cru to
. Aril .
nnms ml
Ikt'i at
'.' S s.lt.l
ny con
om the
silver bunion in
In lids ell;. to I
rantti . acorodlled agenl he
one Willi a fh in sign. r
Charles M. HoUgll in tin I
Disti i.-t i '.nn t v est, rda-
The courts wt I
a compromise agi
tiotl iie" the iivvn
Which was taken 1.
trout mines belongl
tint's l.i tiie HtUtti
a year ntgo.
Tho gold sua .
ronuontio, i urrg naa a a
bis bid ..f kullng was
customs authorities refut
tin- bullion. Men :i in t
panlee, 'to .le-ns Ma l.i
the ' iiu atiln Mlni'.-o i
BUl. Ill the t'iiitc.1 Hliltei
here to reclaim tin gold
orar) Injunction stay hi
the Hon Makme from t
gold to nn; .. until
settled
bonded wart house
turned over to Car-
lu ue d-
l) Judge
Ite.l S
ti e i 'art iir
ip to prlvutt
i gltmlou moii
tslgiteil to l.h.-
ICS
s.,t O.'
Aligns
i. illlon
i troops
.-ns. i a
. than
null: und
nl io give
e ...I'll.,, .
V
i i act .. lin u
I list .
.. get i t.
hJt
toe
I.
.11 o
1 ti. r
Tl
for
her
1 the bungalow
-e. ... ...... a, . I
.!. out I
iid bundls.1 1
three men I
it hour, she I
n Ihe ditcn i
didn't believe
bet si t tire to i
a ki 'j. .-e. r.
I
bin aalovv atnl
Ollti
' re.
id i
QUALITY FIRST
IP OVER A CENTURY
a
I aster Thau iihm n r I lie .
BROOKLYN P.O. HEAD UNNAMED
an) -
that
M . B, KollP t rea Ills taslslanl,
tleary, for Ihe Mace.
Postmwrtor WUIioit) B. Kelly f
Brooklyn, who tsndsrod bis resignation j
following bis election as County Clerk
last Tuesday, Is In ashtngton as a
i win. us iii hii official Investigation,
He favors tlio selection of Assistant
I Postmaster Peter .!. Clear)', who bus
been In ihe postal service twenty -seven
vi ;ii's. as ills miQOOSSOr and. It is uu'ler-
stood, will rooonunsnd his appointment.
I Cleary has not been active in the nem-
o 'ratio organization, and Is not llk"lc
lo get the $i!,liuil poSltlOll 111 case the
Washington Administration decides to
recognise th... party manager in th appointment.
I "Tne flying boat travels g tun.
faster than a submarine und three times I
; faster tiiiin a baitle cruiser. Subma
) rines and warships have io carry their
own base of supplies, as it were. Th.
aeropluna darts back to its h;u.e and
..nt over the water again. From a '
cruiser's deck the observer 'a luck) if;
he descries I lie periscope of a subtnri- I
rin. The aeroplane observer, looking
down, can make out a submarine even
If It Is sixty feet under water, and be
low that deptli a Hiihniarlue Is useless.
The flying lost is, In her way, three ,
times as efficient as n cruiser, yet In
stead of costing 11,500,000 It costs US,
ouO, and a crew of two oi three men is 1
plenty. I
'I have liearil that the new Curtis
tvpe has a larger and improved bout, ,
designed for SOW descent and ascent In 1
i the rougli water of the North Sea. This
fastur alone would add to the feast
! billty of a flight across the Atlantic," '
! Mr. Woodhouse would not discuss a I
i rumor that a transatlantic journey will
I be attempted next nununer even if tliu
I war persists.
War tinier l isc eeU a I ,rtOO,0O0,0Oll
William II. Joyce, president of the
National Suttty Company, estimates that
the war orders received in the I'nltcd
States and Canada amount to between
,500tn)0,000 and tli.OOO.nOO.OOu. lb
bases his estimate on the demand for
bondlng reported by surely companion
here. He says that ahoul one-third of , become
the war orders received have gone to university
TJ. OF P. TO TAKE IN MEDICO-CHI
Ml trraiigciiicnta Made for Phila
delphia ollesjea' llerarr,
PlfltiaPg!PHIAi Nov. -- The mergei
of the Meiilco-Chlrurgl 'al College with
the University or Pennsylvania was as
sured tii-dav when the Untvrplt trus
tees dsoldad to mak satlsfaotory terms
with the smaller institution. Commit-'
tees rprntlng Ih trustees of tiie two
institutions will meet next Monday,
when a definite arrangement will be
mud, ah that roinjiiitg is the signing
of th" iigrmnt by the two commit
tecs.
The Medi. o-Chirurgic.il College will
post-graduate school of tbe
in. I Ihe latter will gain con
l
inUlTTksir
illlWlllv
m J-
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Flatbvuh Ave Fulton St
mm
782 786
ixth Ave-
Bctwecn44V45Sty
One Dioek Alwve ilippodroms
You will be delighted
with our
FIRESIDE
Chairs and
Rockers
Mow very popular ami our
iuwortment Is most complete
copies of old English desigmi
wlnK baeki some cane, othera
upholstered in tapestry and
leather. All specially priced.
Luxurious Leather Furniture
Pieces and suites in genuine leather in various shades
ami Spanish effects! suitable fur Library i.ivinu Room or
Parlor, have captivated ihe popular fancy , ami we have nut
only an unsurpassed display 'hii al prices WO Know art Tar
below the usual charges.
Curtains, Portieres, Blankets, Stoves,
The Reliable Kind, Fully Guaranteed
Our Housefurnishing Dept.
Offers the careful housekeeper a wide selection of ihe
most useful ami reliable kitchen and household articles
china, cooking utensils, wringers, stoves ami heaters, All
underpricedi
All Goods Plainly Marked.
PROMPT AUTO VAN DELIVERY
W.e
A Paige Next Spring,
But Now!
When you come in to help us cele
brate the Big Paige Jubilee- -ami this
is your invitation we know you will
be carried away with the Paige idea.
You have heard of Paige quality
and value before. Paie owners have
told you of Paige excellence.
Hut we have more sensational
news. Thanks to Paige foresight and
preparedness, we can give you an im
mediate delivery.
After a summer of hard work the
Paige capacity has been doubled.
Isn't that reason enough for t
Paige Jubilee celebration ?
We want to count you "among
those present" at this, Jubilee.
And when you come in we'll show
vou why the Paige five-passenger
"Six-IIG" at $1095 and the Paige
seven-passenger "Six-KV at $129.
. are "The Standards of alue am
Quality."
Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company
Detroit, Michigan
PAIGE-DETROIT CO. OF N. Y.. Inc.
Broadway at 63rd Street. & 1110 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn
Telephone 8371 Colunibua
on .';n rt,iin tin
i 11141 lUSUIttMll
' r)aPtU rott i
oaf it I ritii
tuurini llmou in
Price $250
m
I 0i
jV . TO ALL SUBURBAN T0WNS
tu
till,
number of factories In the city
and there Canada.
Jtrol of the lo.nit'i H
oiidowmciit
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