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THE SUN, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1916.
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SEES COLLAPSE OF
NEW SUBWAY TUBES
iiiiiiiin l. .Mt'lJonn Affncks
Mi'IImmI (if Const. iiHin'r llnr
I c tit Ifivcr Tunnels.
,s ANN IMtOMISKS A J I)
r ,i .in I' .Mcltean. th contractor
i -mil the Harlem Itlver tunnel for
i; Mi..wiiy lino, loM the Thompson
li.-l.itivc I'miiilttre yesterday tlmt llir
, In i, tire could uc IiIh heml fur a font
f I ie iu w Mlbtviiy lulit'H bcltlK roll'
,i-u, trd iimbr It.o llarti'in Hlvor ti con
,,! th, Munli ittuti mill llrnnx ends nf
i . 1 v'ikmii nvenuo. subway line do
U .1 I "U.II'H'.
it.' wiiil tin- method of roiiMructlon
i.se 1 ni '! Jnli vv.m unsafe because, nn
r, i,ifin, "tin" life and heart" of llio
mi, n-'i ilt'ippnl into tlip river to
fin i -tvti iiin u.ille of the tunnel arc
ii. I .nt.iv liy Hie I'linent. .
T , i'iinim.ttei' counsel, Krnnk Mii.,
fl,..l lii-inri Minrney Kw.iuu'h cooporn-i
t r-tciil.it to compel recalcitrant
tvnr-i to ulve testimony before the j
Mi iu'ee .iuiikc .-.wanu promisci! 10
pi..U, .i ci'it.itli coition of the law which
jli t . In line" rover tile case.
Ii hi way the Thompson committee
rr;.. ( pursue the InveMlKallnn of the
1 1- ' .in nil t itifii t k ninl utilisation,"
n- .ii the alleged mention to Col.
1 i, Mi S. William of the 11. It. T. of
(.. --ibtllty of KettltiR the support of
fit.iin ity oillcl.il for the II, It. TV
u "ffir f"r $."iO0,010.
Vla-lleini ( lilef Wit lieu.
M- .V Item :i the rlilef witness of
th' ii' Me i engaged at present In
lli.ii n .ig.tn t the city and the liar
jam liner tunnel contractor Involving
i., ... I itrmifeineiit of hi patent right"
! ".it particular suhuny work. lie
tr l io net the contract and much of
M- ti-tinoii concerned hi attempt.
'IV -ler.ile fraud" mid "attempt to de-
tt u were nn or Ihe nlir.nej li cA I
pi 1 ' niri-ative of his fight with the
I". Service Commission and several
clt .til. ills over the contract
I i i r Mr, Mclicati related his effortu I
meet tiie ciuitrac! for bulldln the new I
tli- tver 1. It T. ttinne nml tbe
Vmirieetith ktteet inmiel nt irr!.t ..-ivlii- ,
let., ntv He ahl he offered to build
t'e l.i.i It.ver tunnel, from Whitehall !
sTftt i.t Montague street, Urooklvn. fur
$ mm (.nil. olie-half of the price of the
rnitri awarded by the city, and In a
jm' ' iter time. He alo testlfle,! to
"i'T 'o construct ihe Fourteenth
t"r.- Cid Itivcr tunnel forty-six feet
y c - 'i th liver bed than the speclflca
' ei p'ov.dcd and save the city $ 1 ,500.
dft" o the same time
" ii tractor rend a letter he wrote
f ''.I I 'roller Prcndergast In June,
C ' i c that the Harlem lllver tubes
rj'i .- the city IMri.nfm more than
the i-li'Mild, and said that Mr. Prender-ti-'
gave him a hearii with Chief
1 c iei Alfred I'raven of the Public
f.er t. Cninmisslou. Tile Conuttioller
"'e h.m later that Mr. Mcllean had
" (.1 to establish hi point." hut Mr.
y It, i' sa.d he understood ttiat Mr
! ' lei ea-t Ii ill already rejiorted In
fa r ..f the project a It vtoisl before
tt u ai d the contractor a hearing,
eni "Hi Ihp I'm ml."
M M. Itean and hi a'oclate, John
f ins m the attempt to get the.
11 ' 1! ver contract sent P. Walter
r. nir. in engineer, to "expose the
' in to the Hoard of Kstlmate. Creu7-
ta ' said, tet'irned with the promise,
i' i M.itor .tui. nei, iiieu rresaieni f
th Itnaul of Aldermen, "know there
'rnjil' and iitended to kill the con
"That put ii to sleep," continued
l Itean, "and Mr Mitdnd then vott-1
ivvaid of the contact." Mr. M -
' d he wrote to a newspaper later
ie gang' could not have more
v - a-vi-tanth" than Messrs Mltchel,
M V and Prcndergast.
"'.ii. n( Mr Mfitean's tetlmon.v i on-
tf it
r e c
i l
! r
f i
C . I
' "ie award of the Lexington ave
ii Mart to the 1'nlted State Itealty
I". I roveincnt Company. Mr Mc-
I that William K. Hav emeyer. I
r i
stoi kholder In the company, and
.in Willcnx's father-in-law were
It g t"L-ether. Vice-President llabbage
ft "ie icaltv company testified the other
( ''a' his cniiipany owned a quarter
I", ci n tlm McMullen-lloff company,
ri "i for the Hatlem Itlver tun
r' - !i d Mr Mcltean said yesterday
t' i I inted States Itealty and lin
rr ivri. ir-ii, so he was informed, had a
P' in rent. Inteiest In Ihe Harlem
I: v, i 'iniiai t
l:ec ir.ltng the method nf mnstrtiet
lis i ne llailem Itlver tunnels. Mr. Me
lie -ii teniled that the concrete used
tn -.m rigihen the wall of the lube
sci i-i the water ptesure Is shot down
te I' - 'em mound the tubes and ilepos-I'r-l
vit. and that In the process not
mi water and sewage get Into
tie ie viuie befote It I set but some
f' " .-.mil nnd lenient Is carried away
pi - iiinent, which, he noticed, was
til iilnw The contrail provides.
Ie - I Hat the concrete shall not he
t I, ' In fine it I Md. When the rods
Veiling ihe walls of the tunnels
iiisuii h water seeping through
i ile. he said, the tubes will col-
t' .
If!-.
v ilnli't,
hi .id f,i
he lidded,
football."
"vnu can
I ill of III llfTer.
a 1111-11. contliiued Mr. Mr
.n.iieiiiatiiig the i onstrinilon of
i Itlver It. It. T. luniiels. he
Chainnan MeCall of the Public
"iiunlssion that ho eould build
' 'bv his patented method, the
Millioil." i hea per and with lea
'ie lnes of workmen than tho
- and aneptcd "shield method"
vwi.K to Commissioner Cram
- t . I. ml. I ihe tunnels for half
M'.-id inst and to i ouipleto them
I a half eais Instead of three
il eais. Mr. Whitney replied
' he mihI. by writing that his
' vwiiild l.n submitted lo the tran
i.. H ie for consideration and, he
i a s the end of that "
- ii init 't to the operating com
plied Piank Mo-s, the com-
'in-el
it Jut one of the ways they
' uiMiiik things mound tn the
i want them," replied the wit-
M Mi
Mean said he had belli told
.ado Ids gicat mistake when
is method of tunnel building
I ,i.
I When he talked about tho
'h meet tuiiiul with William
'1 I lien counsel to the Thump-
II
'I '', i ni'iii ii, Mi,, witness said, he told
' '''' tin englniers who were ct It I
r ig li method as Impracticable were
'l 'inning their bread and butter'' out
" "h held method, The obstacle, that
'I' ' us h.in, lie mid, In competing with
"' ii - .mi rictoi for subway tunnel
u s hi Hi,, pnver exercised by the
' ' g neer
.''i.i 1 1. kin Thmiipion then questioned
n that point In leply Mr Me
al one of the principal assets
l..
is Mn
cmMiip with the chief engineer"
askul how he would go about
Uh.
'" ng a contract Mr Mcltean asked
'tiil.ir TlioinlMon Hie ''size of Ills
!'ie,(.bn.ik," but he said later that lie
'I 'I hut mean to Imply dishonesty or
troni.. 1 1 in ss In tho roiitract awards,
' I'ol ' nsked Senator Tlmmpsoii,
" l lr Miilcan t-.tid that sometime
h.nl miiiii.iiik to do lib tin- situation,
He a, ,,iid, "You can get In without
bu.t ng your nay in," hut he was not
't ml definite III saving what ronsll
tut'il "getilng on the Inside,"
tiiuator Thompson announced Just
SHELTER ISLAND DEER DRIVE
WILL BEGIN THIS MORNING
Game Wardens Have Their Hardest Job on Hand, but
Chief Cameron Is Confident He Can Trap the
Pests Farmers Are Doubtful.
tlllKKM'OIlT, N. Y,
.May 4. A buck of)
lx point, MeeU and rounded from
nightly foray In Farmer Nlchnla'.
notches of yoiing gieen stuff, silhouetted
hl graceful llgure till evening ngalnst
the netting uu upon a low ildge of Shel
ter Island, not a
mile from Clirk's,
tavern, where the game warden were
KmoMng thelf pipe after supper. Head
up, big even n Keen as knives and tins
till epauded a hu snlrfcil up the
wind, the six pointer surveyed the waste
of cedar scrub mid dwaif pine tnwaid
the nouth, snorted aninovlngly nnd madei
orr, daintily followed by hi doe ami a
little, spotted fawn.
Unite obviously the world looked good
to father deer, mother deer and their
1 !' I " baby, hut one wondered how things
will seem to them and to their red kin
folk when the sun drop low to-iuoi-row
evening. (Her their v'l'es the war
den of the Cotiscrviitlon Commission
were gi Aliped about their bos. Chief
M.vrnn Cameron, Adltondacks woodsman,
while he outlined to them the plan for
the Rreiit drive which may or may not
hut)e the red dier fioni their wooded
retreats ami send them In a panic Into
a trap of fencing nnd corrals at the
inot southerly point of the Hand.
It I a line enough scheme, as Cam
eion ha laid It down, the only possible
H'hcnic, It appears, for saving thee deer
alive nnd transferring them to reseivc
where they will be mote highly ie
gurded than by the angry estate ownets
and vegetable growers of Shelter Island.
Iliinr the llrlte la I'litnncil.
The Idea I simple enough. The south
ern half of Shelter Island Is roughly
wedge shaped, the tip projecting Into tin
sea. Cameron will post fifty men ucros
i"e o.ise 01
the wedge, beginning at 9
-" to-morrow morning. Itn tn -p- i
I',1'" " ltol tlie drive will start.
V. ,,p",''l w111 J"" "''out ten rods j
"isiant irom nis neignnor on eacn side. .
r" move inrw.irii siowiy,,,at tu, state ln't spending any money
uuouKii n iiingie oi oriar aim
scrub
scrub cedar nnd swamp and
"ln,Kh there will bo a tremendous
hullabaloo of whistling and bellowing,
Plough lo scale any well brought up
Vr "u.1."" .HKm'
It will be slow, hard going, nearly
four miles of It, Tiefore the wedge nar
rows to the thin sand tongue called
tiibsou's He. nil, which gives upon the
Very npc of the wedge, M thomack
Point. Cameron hopes that the sys
tematic four mile drive will rout every
deer out of the wood and head it
on to edition's and so up on Mahomack
Point. He lias no Illusions about 'he
dltllcultles of the Job, since herding deer
before adjournment that he bad talked (
with attornevs for T. A and T II C.d-i
leple and that they had agreed to
have their clients answer subpietia to
appear as witnesses before the commit
tee next Tuesday mottling. The com- ,
tnlttee adjourned until to-morrow morn
ing.
i
SCORED BY WHITNEY.
'rhrtniirrn Inquiry .rlrl trr '1'rHiivlt
t'rit, n t'liiiiinlnslriiier.
Public Service 'oinnilssloner Travi
Whltni'.v asserted In a speech lat '
night before the cltv coiumlttee of the ,
Citizens Cnlon that the Tlioinp-on legls-1
latlve committee, which has already i
tied up much of the Important work of j
tlie Public Service i 'onimlsslon. must be,
held responsible for a very large part
of the added cot of the new transit
sjstem If it keep on w ith such hearing
n It ha been holding during tin- l,it
week. i
"You will lealize," he said, "that In
work of Mich magnitude a our there
develop crops of ex-emploj ees, unsii. -1
cessful Iilililers, coiiipiainanis iu.un
tied with result obtained and crank.
all of these are being given a welcome
haven by the Thompson commute,
with opportunity to use the gnat legis
lative power of subpieiia and Investiga
tion to annoy and delay the vvoik of
the commission. The tlmo and atteii-j
tlon of Important officials of the com
mission are being constantly taken fro-n
their work to explain matter that in
almost every Instance have been gone
over thoroughly by th'' Comptroller of
the city or by the Hoard of Kstlmate
and Apportionment.
"The public should know that if the
committee Is to continue on such mat
ters as it ha Wen holding Inquests on
this week II will lesult In Increasing the
cost of contrutlon by hundred of thou
sands of dollars through sheer Inability
on the part of the commission and It
officials to give the necessary time to the
(MiaTtinenlal matters they are respon
sible for.
"At the same time the committee Is
showing a strange npathy with respect
to progress on line of Inquiry started
by It, vvheie the commission doe not
have the power of Investigation. I re
fer specifically to such matters ns the
(illlesple contract and 'commitments and
obligation.' These matters are of great
Interest both to the commission and to
the public and should be Investigated
to the fullest extent. The committee this
week ha attempted to Insinuate that
the Investigation of the Sevenh avenue
, i.ietu was not sufficiently thorough.
Will It be necesMiry hereafter to hold an
Inquiry as to whether the Inquiry into
these 'commitments nnd obligations' was
i.orri,. lentlv thorough?"
Tii rneiilmr. held at 41 Park row, tho
hu,l,iunrerH of the Citizen. Clllpll, I
suited In a decision to appoint a special
immiiitioi lo wmk with the Piihllo Scr
vice Commission. This committee will
make a study nf the Public Service Com
mission's work and will offer sugges
tions from time to time. Mr Whitney
declared hlmelf In favor of the appoint
ment of such a committee,
Irregular roads,
irregular loads
each gear and bear
ing prevented from
wearing by using
Automobile
LUBRICANTS
There is a perfect
grei'rc for every part
of your car, which
defies friction and
keeps the car young.
Ath y" Jflr for Ih
DUn Luiricmtint Chmtt
JOStfH DIXON CRUCIILE CO.
Jrr City, N.J. SyOvii
EjrrUrU.4 IU7
Is not tiulte so simple a herding sheep,
oiu lie nciievc. ii can oe none hiio eijn
so In tho ipilet, modest way that Is
characteristic of his kind,
In several iI.ijh haul work bo has
stretched a line of saplings across the
middle of (llbson'M lleaeh. firmly fill-
I bedileil ousts staiidluc ten feet above the
allIi lin,i n few feet apart. The running
deer will he harried through and be-
youd these posts ami out toward the
roa heating on Mahomnck IMlnt. Once
the deer are upon Mahomack I'oliit
Cameron's men will hastily sttetch vvlic
between the posts, making an Impene
trable barrier except fur a space of
about ten feet squarely In the middle nf
the post line. That will be left open,
but It will give Into the real trap. When
the deer try to dash back to the main
land f the Island there will be Just one
gateway for them -the narrow nper-
luie In the 1 lie of Posts, and that alter- 1
turn ul v es into a ccural which ' inner-
on's men will have built while they are
strlnglng wire along the fence I'.nc.
.Many
At each
Clinnec for 1'iillnre.
side of the corral will
rpenlngs giving
into wooded crate or
inges, and tlie plan I to drive tin- ileer
from the narrow space of the coital lulo
the cages one by one, box tliem up and
get them ready for shipment. It 1 a
good p'.an, hut there are about a million
1 1. .nice for a slipup. No doubt the
Adirondack chief would be mote than
pleased If he captlllcs fifty of the ISO
or "00 deer that ate believed to lie rang
ing upon the Nlehnl estate of fi.nno
acre at the southern pait of Shelter
Island. I'eer are wild things, with
slender, fragile bones. I'eihap many
will cripple themselves when the head
long rush begin. If so, they will have
to be shot. There aie a few fawns In
the woods, only a few, and thee un
fortunate babies are apt to be hurt.
C.teenporters nre pes!m:.!le about the
whoIn ImiiiioMf. Thev allow that It's
nt f i(inei v atlon foollslmc epeudliig
t, state's monev capturing a lot of ue-
,wr nlll) ,.j r,.fi. to believe. I
,, t,e jc,;, However, the drive lia I
stirred up mote Interest than anv thing I
which ha happened out till was smco j
the last homio.do trial, and befole the
sun is bright on Pecotile Hay to-morrow
morning fleet of motor boat villi be
heading toward Shelter Nland crewed
and passetiecrcd by members of the I
Told You So Club
Maybe Will linger, .vho war. a bandy
man with a lariat even before he went
into the show buines. mav be able to
help some If Cnneion cum ucl a bunch
of deer into Ills cute little corral Will
wa on Shelter Mar.d pi-dav 1 inkii.g
tlie ground over and promised to return
to-morrow.
P. S. C. SEEKS VETO
OF THE HORTON BILL
Wuiilil I't'i'init llnliliiiu' Ciiiii
piillic lo ('(inll'dl Ct'ii.iin
I'lililit- I'lilitio.
IIIO.MI'SON A Sl'OXSOlf
Th.
to rlov
ttiat he
pa-nil
iteorge
commit
Public
Public Nervve Como
Whitman iei.l.i
veto tne Hort'Hi bill,
lit the l.egislatui
I'. Thompson, w hoc
on sent I
tee ll.l!
Serv n e
been lllV'cMlgatlug llle
oiiiimsiinii. and Senator
Clinton T. Hot ion were the cblf f sinsor
for till me.iMite. which gives stork cor
poration not subject to the control of
the Public Service Conimision the right
to acquiio more than in per run. of the
Mock 'f rertain public set vice corpora
tions. Such acquirement of stock i for.
hidden under the law a tt now stand
"Since the pasage of the public rer-
ice r oinnil Ion law
l'.oi;
sav s the
brief filed with the ilovernor,
control of
public service r-oipoiatlon bv holding
'oi poration his been pteventi-l, excetit
,is sinii lontrt: haq ineviouiy to ui"
nactment been aci onipli-he !.
"The rrtinne for this inn still good
and may b" uiiuned ui In the slatenient
that tin' cninmisslou ti.it- no control of
such hold'ng corporation in it relation
with the corporation It contmls a to the
lsue of secuiltles by the controlling cor
poration Hgnlnt secuiitles or
ontract
of the controlled corpniation. the ac-
ount of the controlling cnriiorntlnu
to bushier traiieactliin bdween them,
tim admln'etration hy the controlling
orisiintion of the coiitiolled cor-
oration's property, moneys or securitb'
entrusted to It It tn 1 tho iiintiacts made
between them as to the same and a to
inrni-iiiiiKiti power rirsiippiie. iiiui ini
particulaily so In tin- case of a for
gn holding corporation. The only right
the commission has iu any of tlio.o mat
ters I an Indefinite sort of supervision
ni'I right of examination uinl'r section
subdivision I of the public service
commission law"
Thn commission went to Albany this
year Willi several bill ibsigni'il to build
up th" public setvn inuussion law,"
said Commissioner Irnvis II. Whitney
tenhiy. "We were told that the
Heglslatine would not lake up hui ll
liieasilles until next year. ve (lie I.egls
lature found time to put through Ihi
bill, whose effei I would bn not lo build
up, but to tear down.
"Senator Thompson's committee ha
been at work now for cainslileiatily
over a year and has held a number of
healings on vailous subjects Vr t the
Senator chooses to pas mil of the Sen
ate cnnmilltco, of which he Is chairman,
a bill mi which no hearings have hecr.
held, and which was drawn iilong the
linos, of a similar hill passed at last
year'H session of thn l.eglslatiiie, only
to lie vetoed by the faovcrnnr In ie-
spouse to the pintcsls of the ontnmls-
blon,"
Truck Complaint in ivniin.
The Public Smviee Commission yes
terday illii'cted that a letter be n-nl lo
District Attorney Swaim calling bis at
tcilUnu to the fiiiluie of tile Third Ave
nue Hallway Company and tl.e I'oity-
secoud Slice!, Mil Mini t t.ui villa uinl St
NIcholaH Avenue Itallwav Cniiipany lo
obey an order of thn commission made
May -'1, Hi la, directing there onmp'iiilc-i
to makn ceifalu repawn to their tracks.
PASSES RURAL CREDITS BILL.
Si'llllle p proves Vlensiire lileli
Sr-ein t'erliilti lo io In I on fel'ciici-.
W'AHIIIMirov, May t -The Senate
passed the i ural ithIIIs bill lale (his
afternoon by a volo of lis to The
measuiu Is certain In be ameiulrd In Ihe
Houso and will have In bn dealt Willi
by a conference coinmlttre.
Sa'iiators who talked again! the bill
vnlcd for it, believing II would form Hie
basis fur Mini'' lull lllgeiit system of imal
I'llllltS
Tho bill Wits lepojlrd be Seillllol'
Hollls f l r n ll t llr- Coiuuilllee on Hank
j lug and Ciiirency after a silb-conmilltee
I of tlu- two houses had devolve! sevcial
I months to tho incatuic
TARIFF BOARD SOON,
CREDIT MEN HEAR
IN'lH'CM'iidifivo Aiulci'son, nt.
Pinner Here, I'lTtlicts At- '
tion li.v Confrrcss.
('II K Kit lMtOPIIKOY
Members of the Now York Credit
Men' Association at the Hotel Astor
l.it night received with cheers a
prophecy that the present Congress
would cirate a tariff board to get the
fnt.,a pp . .. fdlr ,nrrf ,
....
hill.
Ilepresentntlvo Sydney Anderson of
-Minnesota was the prophet. His hearers
paid attention to him because be was a
credit man before he became a states
man. .Mr nilersou told the TOrt men nt the
dinner that be knew that business re-
g.ll lis Hie iis.nMllbllug or congress Willi
fear and gleet Its adjournment wun a
' mIl-Ii ,,r rullnf I ttiln,(( toon Know, lie
said, how Inefficiently the business of
the Covernnient Is conducted
Knotv dinar of Aniletr.
"They reent," he continued, "tho In-
terfei en. e of men who are unable to J
efficiently run the business about which '
thev know the mot In their business ,
which they think, and properly. Is con
ducted efllclently I sympathize with
tins fi cling, for I know emigres doe.
not know more nliout business than
hiiilnes knows about Congress and Con
gtcssmen "
The only way for Cnngrc to legis
late Intelligently, he went on, Is to a,
certain the facts tluough commlttf.
Ituxlnes men, Idealists, politicians and
propagandists appear befote these com
mittees If a sprinkling of fad Unit Its
way Into those bearings It I always em-1
bedished or perhaps better concealed by ,
a linger iiuantlty of or.itotv I bine with tbe regular chape! choir.
"Ililities men will not willingly give The cadets will leave Sunday after
the facts concerning their several bust-1 noon While In Princeton tiey will be
nesses directly to Congre-s, said -Mr.
Anderson.
bemuse of the dlillcultles
een In the
mat ion by
poss.ble ui or tins inror-
tli.ir e,imn,.ltolM." He
thought that time inut he some body,
which i.iii stand between business and,
i-ongn s. a body that can gather the In-1
formation necessaiy to the m il. lug of a
good tariff hill.
"The probability of the creation of a
tariff boaiil liy the picsctit Coutic."
said Mr Amlirson. "i the best eviden -e
of the ib 're of t'oncre to meet hiil
iie.s and litisine men half vvi and 'o
act in inalteis tomhlng the indiistue rf
the coiintiy with an intimate knowledge
of the i oiiditmii and circumstances sur
rounding tin- industries affetd "
Need of WirrUlim 'fogr't her.
While no one pretrial that all of the
tariff intuuie
ur weie good,
t'ia: thr.v were
the aoik and
of the last han cell
he said, the wonder wa
mc worse. He prair-ed
.coin of tin- PYderal
Trade ' 'unum-sioii lie declared that iu
nrdei t. hold a place iu the grrat com
mercial war wh.ii wa to follow the
llurnpi.m war, the buincs men of the
mutiny would hive to wink together,
unif.ving agi-ncles and effecting tevolu.
f.oiis In method.
uthir spe.ikr-r weie I. Hairy Tiegoe
and Judge Ibtbeit II Ito)
. I-'. 11 Koi lch, tire-ident of
asociatlou, was toai-tmaster At
the
the
guest table weie II t'llllnger. Hubert
II Montgomery. S. II l.ummls. I'. Pre
t.m Shealey of Wahliigton. Ii.ivul
Mejer, W .1 Mi .Mi.lan. Thomas P.
Alder, Alexander New, the llev Vr
II 11. I'leld. Ju.lg I ty. 11. W. CaMcr
l.inl W. I-" Schmidt nf the New Yolk
Telephone Company, who took them all
, . i-r ,,.,.,. .,il h.icic . .1 M Tn-
a triples I ,;, t Piei re .lav. t liairnian of lbs Hoard
whuli w:ii"f tli I'eiliral lte"ive Hank. Magls
Sr tutor tiate Kiei 'il. I 'ol master IMward M.
Ieg:elat:ve 1 Moig.m, Samuel J lied. Maui..,- die
ter. Ivlwm .-aie anil I-1 a UK liagg.
TAX PAYING DATE ARGUED.
1'reiiileruiisl for Vilvooelim,
lull
Ileal I'.Ktiit"' Men liine.
Coinptroller Prendei gat alone ap
peared before .Mayor M.t'bel .vesterday
in fa vol of the bill whuh advances the
I date lor
paving t im from M t 1 to
and fiiitn Novrinlier 1 to July
, .laiiiial v
1. Ileal i state nun opposed the uieasuie
w 'thiiut exception
"There 1 perhaps no better bals for
Ihe soiindln of tho advance r.f dales,"
said the Comptroller, "than that which
I sugjetrd bv sound business llnaucc
It is generally iecngnl7ed a entirely
jiroper for nn Individual or n corpora
tion xv 1 1 1 1 an adequate capital to boirow
In anticipation of the payment -if money
1 due 1'iom till standpoint It I entirely
appropriate tor the my m norrow in anil-
lit itnm of Its arii . us in taxes and In
app-oprlale and tiii.iund I" discount It
flit lit business The cltv now operate
on borrowi'd moiia y from Januiry to
June iu anllcip.iilou of tlie piyment of
the lit st half of tne, and fioni July
ti December on tint second half. The
f the date of payment to 1 eh
-
i nary
I i, in an' .in .i r.niii. ,.. nn- ai,
ill l.'-'1. for example. If the tax levy I
then $"nft,iii"io,n(ifi. of Hie equivalent of
interest mi oiii'-third nf this amount."
I.ailience ,M 1 1 Mciiiilie, Stewart
Itrownc, Maitln Sixe, rbalrmaii of thn
Slate Tax Commission, and Lawsnn
I'llidy, piesldeiit of the cltv Tax Hoard,
nil spoke III opposition lo Ihe bill.
NEW JERSEY NOTES.
Mr Mart- Kllie!;. 1. of rjarflslat
tt a
kllie.1 V ei lies, 1.(1 n elll hi' I'll l.r
train
am the ire. He near ail,lla. niter avenue.
Iler limit till nut lilentllleil 1 llf 11 yesterday.
A Impel a-n. tlm: I.t itno lias been pre
seated In lint eonuii Kiillon nf ih- liiur-h
nf the ("iinvell.ini of I'.lleriaon hi' Peter
i j 1 1 ii i Uenhtisli, ii iteinirtiiient store (inner
and Hint Sunday h ader.
Accnrdltiir to Inforiiinilini from Inill-an-
lipi.Hs. I ,ii 1 in tv nilillllKintl, ttllo na
tlsltlllir irieilil. inri, aiiiicii a.v at.
iroliet car l-'nr man v tear slie had heen
an liistriieior in the Salem i-hnoi
The nrtiv Soillh Preshvterliitl lillireh nf
Monii lalr l In he buhl. In part, bv a col
lei Inn of peunle n mile lung, The voiinir
iienple nf the ibiircb hnve started the
ohm Tlie pennies will luliil hemreii voi)
ami
Hhei suit tta Hied 111 Newark yeaiter
day iik-iIiis! the (terinan steiiiii.htp Ailain
siriini, Ivlnc In lliilmken. The ship is
ntineil In a Herman llrm The mill (i for
1 0t 000 fur Gim.ln slipplled tit' Hrveral inin
p.inl'es. which the ciimp.iuv failed In pay for.
Arlliies of In- nrpnl nllnn ttere liled !u
Trenliill t eateralaiv hv Ihe Kleinlsh I. Mm
nl,,,inr.iiih I'ntllli.lllt of Merier street.
lliiekeiiB.il k. fur I ii.r.oii.onn. The Incur.
ii.iratiirs lire IMw.inl u VVesl
iiellus II .cliff id llnckensni'k
C .SiD'iliitn nf Wii'iihrlilKe,
a ml
Cnr-
nnd
ilurt
I1 q PER MONTH ON PLEDGE
0F PERSONAL PROPERTY
THE PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY OF NEW YORK
MANHATTAN. BIHINV.
' ' ' CoiirlUndt Ave., cor. HSlli Hlreet.
Fourth Avenue, cor. 2"ith Sirwt. -
r.ldrldgn Slrcel, cor. Itlvhulim St. B lf,"ti1 T:s''
' . . . . ,.,i a,. Hinllh St.. cor l.lilnRslon Ht,
fievenlh Ave., bet, -IMh slid 9th .sti iirhiu Avenue, cor. DelHivolse ft.
( Lexington Ave, cor I'.'tili Slrif. I'ilkln Avenue, cor. Ilockavtay .ve,
tllnd Hlreet, ror, I 'Union Htreel, . IM-IltT'KVr. T 1 1 ltnKl7 UN
Kst 3".'d HI., Itet, Irt-ilngton A ail Ave. 1Z LOANS ItKI'AHl WITHIN
lOa.t lloiislnii HI., cor. Kr-srn HI. 3 TWO WKIIIiH I'HO.M HATI'J
SEWING CIRCLE BACKS PASTOR.
Other Innnrntlnt Jersey l'nlk A It
pen r for Wife llr Is Mtilnit.
Nkw Havkk, Conn., .May 4.--John
Itoyd Avis, a formrr Speaker of the New
Jersey Assembly and other welt known
persons from Woodbury, N, J., testified
In the Superior Court here to-day in
behalf of the good ihatacter nf Ml.
Ilorothy A. Trlptett of fiJtl West ISUth
slrAt, New York.
Mrs. Triplet!, who Is the wife of the
llev, John IMwIn Tllplett, pastor of
i the Woodbury Presbyterian Church,
had been nccused of occupying a room
1 In a New Haven hotel with Jack Wll
I son Shaw, a New York real estate opera-
In-law, nrauvlllo Hampden Triplet!, aro
being tried for conspiracy to obtain di
vorce evidence for the llev. Mr. Trip
lett, who Is being sud for dlvotce by
Mr. Trlplett In New York.
J. Hampton William, a banker, and
';"""',."""" '""'i... 2
llugeno Itedlleld of Woodhuty Joined
- .u n-m. ' '; '','
good chnracter. The llev. Mr. Trlplett,
on the other hand, brought a numbr
of Woodbury folk with him to testify
to tho contrary. I'rank O. I'edrlck,
Sheriff of Gloucester county ; Constable
l.eon Hudd find several of h!s palish
loners were among theni. Aiming the
women of the Presbyterian Church sew
ing circle who testified Unit Mrs. Trlp
lett wa an untruthful woman were
Mr. Augustus H. Kantlock, Itebecca
Cotilan. I.lvia Carr, Mary H. Jessup and
IMIth Trask.
CADETS TO VISIT PRINCETON.
Writ Point Clmlr Will Mint nt un
ilsjv Morlilnu Service.
Pr.tNcr.roN. N. J . May i Ninety'
seven West Point cadets, members of
the Military Academy ihnlr, will spend
the week end III Princeton In charge of
two ofllcers The ett Pointers will ar
rive early Saturday afternoon and at
tend the Cornell-Prlncetnn basehill game
at I'nlveislty Tlelil.
They have also been Invited to Join In
tin- senior singing In front of Nassau
Hall, giving some of the (.oiigs of the
Military Academy, along with such selec-
Hon a the Princeton seniors may hnve
i() offer. Sunday morning they will com-
itl.e guests of the student body, "leeplng
in th,. varlou dm mltot les and eating at
1 1 1- upper cla club.
RARE ALEUTIAN TERN
FOUND IN ALASKA
llinl riinir1i f Kxtiiifl liciY
t'l'i'il li SinitliMiniiiii liili
tulion Nuliiralisl.
vVtslMNCiTOV, May 4. An ,o count
of the bird oberved during a lecent trip
111 Alaska ha Jut been ptihllhe. by the
Smithsonian Institution, based largely
upon a repoit made by P Srvmoiir
lerr-et
Ii i Interesting to note the fact that
Mr. Herey found the Aleutian tern,
which ha always been s.-irce and which
recently wa thought to be rxtitict.
1 Altogether he encouuteii-.l about I on nf
them and collected several sneelmen.
This bird I larger mul much darker than
the i .iminon Arctic tern ntnl has a
peculiar white foiebead
Another rare bird mentioned Ie
rishr' petrel, once represented In mtl
feum collec'ons bv a single specimen and
now bv only tluee or four Alt'iou,. n
Itirv have been olwi-rved frequent v t'et
.ir hard to collect and thi r lies'. n. .
,l,li e are not know II
The Aleutian spatiow 's our1 of tMi '
most liiterestlnu bird ei . being u e '
of the twenty or mote varletie of tbl
fam.lv that rover the I'liltcd State fr,im
H.'it to West, occurnmr Hi Itrplsh
Anierle.i an-l Alaka a well In the
Islands of Alaska It teaches It grr-alet '
ieveloiment. being very m ich larcer.
than the ordinary NorHi Anierliau spar
iow and sometimes a laige as a catblnl
I'ven the bain swallow was seen on'
this trip. Tilt bird I a true migratory
bird, travell.nc tmin tin point as fnr
south a Atgentlna and Chile In the
winter months ,
le'aving Seattle on the leveroe cut'er
Hear the pirtv steaiiied 'inrt'tward
throueli the "h,e.'.i!c passage" to Ket hi- 1
kan. Pioni that point the Hear pasfe.'
through Hlxou laitiance and heade
for l'nalaska. A they neared l'lilui'ii;
Pa varlou member of the tubinans,
or tube tinsel bllrl. weie noticed,
together with sooty shearwaters, pet re v
ami albatros.rs A the.v approached the
ras tlie numiiir oi oiro iii.-rease,i
a point
almnl beyond belief A far'
as the eye coiuu see inns. m oiro wa n
lit-uni'1! mi an- .........
purlin were everywhete. I
"It wa utterly lnuoslhle to form ntiy
ilefliilte estimate of the number of birds
seen," ay the author, declaring, "Hun-1
dred nf thnii'anil'i does not exaggerate
iri.elr abundance." This shin seems to
.. . ,.
Iiave 1 1 1 e r. 1 1 1 V linniKiien nr way innnii; i
them. The Hear lay at 1 nalaska three
days, during which time Mr. Ilersey col
lected a number of species peculiar to
! that locality
At St Michael Mr Ilersey left the
; Hear and made ai langemeiits with the
owner of a small open powerboat to car'y
him and h.s outfit to the mouth of the
1 Yukon Itlver. They went through the
so-called "canal" between St. Michael
, Island and the mainland, but encnun
' tered a severe storm, which forced them
to land and en, amp for three days
lilrds were plentiful tn the neighbor ln,o.l
(if the ramp and Mr Ilersey cinpl ivcil
Ilia lime lo good advantage, sis iiling sev
' eral specimens of eggs,
i Proceeding onward they arrived at the
J mouth of thn Yukon and established
I their lieadnuarters nt tho wiicbss la
tlon eight miles from tho native village,
of Kotllk. Tho country nil around I'
'reported very flat, making a safe feed.
' tug ground for lint lltllo brown cranes
and geese, t-lnco it was Impossible to np
pro uii them unobserved. In mentioning
It Mr. Ilersey says. "So bale and level Is
tho country tti.it a photograph of th
river taken fsom the shorn shows tlie
nplos!to liank us nothing but a straight
Hue, such as might bn made across tlm
vrlnt with a ruler ami a coarse stub pen."
Hern tho author remained during th
greater pirt of the br ling season lie
round pun. nis nun scleral sk( ies aif
slmre turns iireeiiim- apumianily, gult,
terns and Jaegers common, and redpolls
Alaska yellow wagtails, willow ptarml-
gnu anu rxiasic.i iniigspurs also well rep-
resciuiHi in nue. icginu.
CITY FLAG RAISED
IN BATTERY PARK
Onuiffo, Wliifo ii ml Hint' Html
in r Fonniilly Prosontnl
hy Oporffn MoAiiPiiy.
ITALIAN rillLmtKN SfXO
Thero was little Hutch blood In the
throng Hint gathered In Itattery Park
yesterday afternoon tn celebrate a land
ing of Dutch families lielo about "V
years ago and Incidentally to see tho
city flag orange, white nnd blue pre
sented to the big town by tleorge Mo
Aneny, icprcseiillng the City Plug Com
mittee.
The fact I that the resplendent new
bunting was raised to the top of the
tall Itattery Park pole by two children 1
of Kalian parentage, Charles rrancollnl,
?, and Itoso Itaccula, s, the prlr.o pupil I
of their clats In Public! School 21 They I
grabbed tho halliards with the c.nthusl- I
nsin of natives and sent tho flag flutter-1
lug to tho truck,
.Meanwhile the native, mostly not of1
Dutch ancestry, commented on the fact
that nearly nil tho ram school iHUri'i,
nf the lower wards nf the city gathoiod
In the park went the son and daugh
ters of Italians And when the little
ones, each waving a miniature copy of
tho Hag of tho Cnlnn and ,i i!y flag,
passed In and out of tho nark they
saw the brniijio bust of another Italian
who had dlscoveied New York harbor
more than a hundred jrar bifieo Peter1
Mlniilt came along. ,
The limine torso represents c.lovruinl
ill Vetrazzaiio. who not mil.v came a bun-1
died years before the adventuresome
Dutch but n:o jiieinled Henihik Hud
son, who worked fur u Hutch innipnnv,
In a'lout elghty-tlve reals. Hut tin re
was not .1 little boy or girl in tlie ga
processor! who thought aiivtlntig about
the pilotlty of the discovery rights of!
Vcrrazzano of of the Idea of bovlng a
city flag of Italian colors. Tl.ot may
come later
All of the "diool children wr-e In ll'tht
uttlre. the air bung of Italian softness,
atnl all sang "The Stnr Spaiiglnl Hah
iii r." using all the wmd, lli.it natlvr
Americans seldom commit to memory,
ami "My Countrj, 'TN of Thee." with
yot half lulf mi much foie.gn accent a
I cter Mlnult might have used. ,
The tlag the ifle pupil sent aloft
w.is to have been g.ven to Mayor M'tchel
i i-eison. but he had on em.MK"mclit
,,l 1 o ll'iiougll l'lr'.elit l.i-WlS II.
I 'nil of Hr.iiklyil le i iVed Pe gift
foin Mr McAiieny. .I.'h'i H P.n, of
Il i committee wa m..sur of .ire-
ii . 11I1-. 'Irorge II. lia, Hand bad i barcu
of tli music and liiete wire pus, tit also
lr. Abiaham .l.icnln. In Aiiton.o Pieair,
School r'ouimlHsloni- ( tin- I'irst dis
lilci. linage W. Il'i'.ngh, lir. tli- rge
I". K mz, .limn ij in in Ad mis. Il.'iurd
V Meide and the I' nciiil nt the four
d-iwii'-iw n school that tiink part in Ihe
exerr-i,, Mary P. Ii.it.s, Anthony .1.
Pilslnic. Joseph D It. "To in and M ignu
t!ros-
'
I'riii ili e.
at Columbia
l.nsi sprluu I'noiliall
Spring football practice
closed yesterday with a general compe
tition for coacln and men. .Manny Hit
tauer. the giant fullback and weight
thrower, won the featuto event when he
heaved a forwaid pas r ght Into tlie
hand of oin- nf the end tlfly-evi n feet
nvv.iy from where the ball was thrown
I , 1 .h.-r , I. 1 II if I ha I C- III l'l
t iii. w i, I . pi. i.' ' ' w ' s x''
two vara!" C i h M-t ai- ml ie w i
we I j .eased will tlie spr tig pri' ' e mil
believed t :id inrn gnu 1 merely a a
ii - in of i,a p t g mo a qua i-l w Hi
Ihe ir me t it a a ment of tea h ng
g . i n tc ' t u,
Tlie American
BROUGHT BACK AS A THIEF.
Henipstend VI nil Who tllsnMenreil
1 I I'oilllil In Itrldgeporl.
Iliivii'sritvi), t I , May 4 - Schuyler
i Van Ness, who until ho disappeared
from Hempstead two inonlh ago, was
, snppoed to Ian nn excellent citizen, re
'mined lat night under arrest charged
I with having obtained $2,nin) worth of
I diamond and watches from Charles
Wesley l.oclcvvood, a Hempstead Jeweller.
Vail Ness wa arraigned befote Jus
tice of the Peaco Jones on a charge of
grand larceny nnd was committed to thn
Nassau county Jail In default of Jll.non
for further examination on May In,
Van
Ness was found hy Conslablo Smith of
Hempstead In Hrldgeport, Conn., whete
he had been employed by an arms
company during thn day. At night ho
was n conductor nn a street lallwny.
A number of pawn tickets vvero found
on Vun Ne when searc.heil, Ho also
told the ofllcers where, he. had sold 1
some pawn tickets. i
POLICE AND WILL PLAY.
Villon Miislr'lana l.nae Appllentlnn
fur nn Injunction,
Supremo Court Jutlcn Itntc.hklss
denlisl yesterday an application by the
Musical Mutual Protective Cnlon as a
taxpayer to restrain tho police, street
cleaners' and llremen's band from jtlav
lug In tho police parade to-morrow. The
union contended that the members of
tho v.uious departments vvero not per
forming duties for whlcji they were
paid by the cltv when they acted ns nut-
slriatis, and complained that thny were
taking bread ami butler from tho mouths
of union bandtnoh.
Counsel for tint union said that tho lie.
pnrtment muslchuis had been ordered to
play In to-morrow's parade, which led
Justice Hotcbkls to say, "Permitted Is
better, for It -would ho rather difficult to j
order a man to make music tn n brass '
band" (
GUARDIAN FOR SLAYER'S SON.
((nccla l'l'oeriitor lo l-nlccf
In-
Ir-rr-sla of llnnlel .. f'lnre.
l-'iederlek c,. De Witt, Assistant Dis
trict Altornev of tjueeiis couiilv, was
yesterday appointed guardian for Dan
iel Noble Chile, sun of .lames J Chile,
ex-pugilist ami politician of Long Island
City who on Wednesday was sentenced
to Mng Sing lor not less than tight
vear for ca'iilng tlie death of his wife,
Ida Clare, Daniel Clarn was the pilh
ilpal vclti.es against his father.
Mr. De Witt wa the ptnsccutor who
brought about the conviction of Clare.
Ho wa appointed guardian to protect
the lint 's Interests in the hotel property
at ijiiea-ns llntilevaiil and Kilting stun,
wheto ins mother wa fmiinl si,,in The
Long Island Cltv Saving li.i.l. i nhout
In fntei In.e a lliollmigc in the pliipcrtv
for 7,niiii The ptopeir l worth about
!j:..iiiiii Tlie propel tv was in hi niolh-r-i
. name and the son Is the nnlv heir.
Jaine .1 Clare Inherited a lire Inteiest,
GREEN ATHLETES OFF FOR PENN
VV III I iimpi'lc In
Criilll.llli filial
Until Meet
'I'rt-iiMirrrivf ,
HvNiiM.it. .May 4 Da runout i s tr.n k
sound of twenty -live man left fur linl-
i a,,.phia to-night for It third nnntial
I dual meet with Pennsylvania on Satur
day Lack of outdoor practice lias ban
I dlcappeil the Hreeii team. Coach Hill
t man I de)iendlng on the experience and
1 gatm nr-ss of hi charge to otfset this
diawback Pctiii will certainly take
mot i f the point In the sprints, but
In the middle instances and the hurdles
D.ittiuou'h should hold hi t- nvvi f ipt
II '. t ,i .! I,.ZIV lire 1 'ti'lbiai rpiarta-r
in lit a d ai'e both evpi ta'd to ii.ako a
teiltt t tits siowi-ig I thn Mold events
Wort' I igton and Spear vvi't surely an
III V a fa'VV poll!!, the fot tier u the
btri.nl I'i'i p at il the latvr n the i.h-tt.
put' g
White Truck Performance
Past and Future
EVERYONE knows that White Trucks
predominate in this country - have done
so for years. They give universal satisfaction;
and that satisfaction has resulted from a
mechanical design fundamentally right from the
beginning. Whatever improvements and refine
ments have been made, the product has had
a continuous development of its original design.
Years of use therefore not merely demonstrate
White Truck performance in the past; they also
insure White Truck performance in the future.
o
THE WHITE COMPANY, Cleveland
NEW YORK Rro.idw.iy at Sixty-Second Street
Can Company now owns a total
DEFENCE PARADE HAS
HAD TO BE CUT DOWN
.Mure Th.'in Ml. 000 Kliiiiinatnl
( Avoid Mil roll i n r Lute
Into t Ito Night
It was announced yesterday at ths
headriuartcrs of tho citizens prepared-
ness par.ido that fifl.OOO marchers luivn
had to be eliminated, Thn figures In
dicate now that there will bo about
ir,n,flon In lino a week from to-morrow.
If any more were allowed to march the
parade would extend Into the early hours
of May 1 1.
The cost of the pnrnde. Is estimated
nt $75,nn. Thu trades to bo leprescntcd
In It will hear almost all of lids ex
pense. Tickets for the reviewing stand
will he sold by the parade committee
to tho members of the trades lit Id cents
each. The ptogramme ate, to ho sold at
Hi cents each. They will contain many
thousands of names of men and women
who are to take part In tho parade.
Them will be only three advertisements,
tho'in of the National iluaid. the Plaits
lung camp and tho I'tilted Plates army
and navy, all appealing for tecrults.
The Pl.iltsburg advertisement I tlm
only paid one A telegram was sent to
Secretary of War It.iker nnd Secretary
of the Navy Daniel ottering them free
space Iu tho programme.
M0RSCHAUSER AS A PRIVATE.
iiprciiic Court Justice Drill With
the While Plnln Corp.
Wiiiit. Plains, May 4. lustlcs Mor
sebaiiser of the Stiptenio Court I the
firs' Jurist of the State to take nn active
Interest in preparedncsi by drilling In
war manipuvres.
lie ha Joined th rltlr.tn corps of
While Plain, made up of trolley men,
leiier curlers, lawyers ami businessmen,
and will wear the uniform of a private
livery ween ho Is undergoing training
at the White Plains armory under the
ibre, lioii of Capt Cobb of Company I. of
the Tenth Itsgiment.
When asked to-d.i why he Joined the
enrp th Judge ald "Klrst. to be pre
pared lo take part In the countty's de
fen, e in ease nf war. second, It I mili
tary discipline and good exerrlso , third,
tt I an example for others to follow.''
WESTCHESTER NOTES.
Th fello-vtiir nr th dltecter- eerirl
th r. a-n iiniiuir.1 tnet!nif of the rlr
l-eresuv r'.Miipaiiy South H rend way.
y .Tik" i:uK-ne no .fnhnnit Oerhreaut,
Uil lam r- llrvan nd Vlnent C. Pep.
In. ii. e V. une hn iiinliu,1 Sannotl
'i in -.f Pert t'he.ter r, a-ivr for propsrtv
b, VV.s- s-reM l'.irt ( lieir. Involved In
a Ilier'gaKe fore, '..-nre a. lion brought hv
l"i'ii A l'ek ngiln" r'nlinds CUfardlnl,
l.e I'.tlncl. ,,f o-iker. tTII" (. Mtllrtr
ai ti. I UliiiQ-d VV I.awren.'s nf The Ttrolix
Inc., h,-rtn .app!nte! rointiilt. loners of ren
iisttniat i'-n f a tn nit lo b- Herulr1 hy th
llront Parkway Comml-Inn .xinng th
llrenx Itlver.
Ii Is going to mn tinmlnt-k M.-itnir.int
r.f Port rhenter 110 for hnvlriff a, inr
I'll i look etl hllrt ! the rllilt leg of
S.r c rtrtre livelio, :r folirtern-ve rr-atj.l hoc
ef Pert Chester Thn hov .lie. I for V Ittft
ilaiii-me. t. f.,r Ju.tii - Mriri-hrtUer trl a
Jurt.
Tti. S'oithuru VVtcheie- t,igh'lnc
i'ini,iin nf iioliiliic ti,i ted Hies
.lire, lure VV It Aaidti'k. llcnrge tt
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