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Wash Goods,
White and Colors and
' Worth 19c .
Today at HHc a ard we bave
assembled three different k(nds
of White and colored "Wash
Goois to sell at this price Bo
sure and secure YOUR SHARE
today.
Colored TalTrta Poplin, 2!!
inches; black, while and all col
ors; a "material th-tt makes up
into charming frocks Regular
isc -yaj-c quauij. special,
today. onlj. at, 1 Ota-
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White India Llnon, 3C inches
wide? nne sort material To be
sold today, special
a yard
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White Voiles. 40 inches wide:
silk finish, and usual 13c jard
Suality. Special to- 19IAC
ay, only, at, a jard . it'2
Main Floor Rth St Rotunda-
wash Good
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POLICE CAPTAIN PUT
ON RETIREMENT ROLL
Commissioners Deny Appeal of John
C Daley. Veteran of Ninth Pre
cinct, for a New Hearing.
THREE VACANCIES NOW TO FILL I
Capt. John C Dales, eteran com-
mander of the Ninth police precinct. Ms 1 fof M lulntcr8 and FoIk. of tho
been placed on the retirement roll at a 1 Homcwnod Stable was second Mcrry
nensirm nf Kr. a month The Commis- m-in. the consistent performer of the
sioners 3 esterdas denied the application
of Attornejs Charles Dirr and Julius
I. Pesser for a new hearing for Capt
Dales, and appro ed the recommenda
tion of the retiring board
The retirement dates bick now to Ma
1 In taking action adsere to Capt
Dales 's plea, the Commissioners stated.
In tl.e retirement or tapt uaies. , hor?e3 lo himself with the exception of
herein ordered on account of ill health u Soav emer(.j y the Tolman Jaun
the Commissioners desire to accord their dr JIr 0,,ters hordes took the three
appreciation 01 me sen ices n- ins rcn-
dered to the people and to the municipal'
government or the District in nis ca-
pacits as a police ofllcl-il His record
shows him to have b n a man of ex-
emplarj habits and personal ourase In
the perrermame 01 ms uties
The retirement or t apt 1-iaiej causes
a third sacin. in the poll e depart ,
ment. two othirs having occurrel bs the
suicide of Capt J Thomas Hollinbnrger.
of the First pren-f, and the death of
"Vapt Michael .Rvrnes of the -sixth
Lommissio-er hiooons. in marge 01 ineulo and pandora was slightls gashed
ponce oeparimeni is expect. .1 to an-(
nounce appointments net week or tnree ,
new captalis. The will be sele. ted ,
irom ine mirieen neuienanis no euzi-1
ble for promotions I
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Nearls 300 cities now have public play
grounds and about half of them recenc
municipal support.
TS13 Best P'QGd'ESrtnk
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IHiTERSCAPME
HONORS AT SHOW
Glen Riddle Farm Team
Wins Feature Event in
Daring Jumps.
BIG DINNER CALLED OFF
If Good Weather Prevails. It Is Re
ported. Exhibition Will Close
Tomorrow Evening.
Brilliant weather greeted the opening
of the third day's program of the Na
tional Capital Horse Show, esterda
afternoon The events of Tuesday, post
poned on account of rain, were carried
oer until vesterdav, and If good weather
prevails for the rest of the week, the
show will end next Friday evening.
-Announcement also was made that the
hunt dinner, scheduled for the Willard
last night, would he called off. owing to
the Mexican troubles preventing the at
tendance of many army officers who uio
interested In horsemanship.
Mrs. Allan Totts, the veteran horse
woman, narrowly escaped a had fall yes
terday when her mount stumbled The
next to the last event, for hunt teams,
was one of the prettiest classes of the1
day.
Opening Class for Stallion.
The show opened with class for stallions
suitable to sire army horses and hunter"
Association, entered by the Heartlands
Farm, was given the blue In this class,
and Metaphor. Capt R O Alexander's
entry, was second. Lord TUackstone. Ir
1 V. T. Churchman's black entr, was
third
Truxton King entered by Louis C.
I FergU'-on. took first place In the event
for hordes suitable to liecome light-weight
I hunters Opcquon. the Glenvine Farm's
entrj. was second, and IJr vCary T.
Gra on's strong Bov ridden bv Capt.
1 vv imam Miicneu, wns mini
The Broodlawn Farm entries. Pandora
I and Adnora, walked awa with the event
for ladies' phateon pairs Irvingten
iGp Girl and Irlngton Gypsy Queen,
Uushnell Farm entries got second place.
and Real R Howard's Honor Bright,
and Honor Bos took third
T K the entrv of the Glen Riddle
fim. nomilpAl fire hnnnr tn the rlasl
Heartland Farms, finished third
l.niU Illlhnm IMns Hllibnn.
Edward H McLean's l.adv Dilham took
tlieplace in the clas for model harness
horses Pandora, the Broadlawn entrs.
was second Corrinna. A W Atkinson's
entrs took third
George M Osster. Jr. with four en-
ri- t.u.1 lha l.-iec fnr lr.lir wacnn
honor position.
ignore performed well again serterdas
for Gernla T nanles, anil captured first
pHce from a flel(1 of pnteon In the high
ju clas, jierr Widow as second
for -u,un(,ii Harn-on. and the Heart
ams Kanis cntrs. Dreadnought, took
third
pnn(on and Adnora weie first In the
,, frr park an(1 rorl tandems, for
the nroodUuwi Farm As this team was
driving off the field, it collided with Real
Howard s team. Honor Bright and Honor
Sequent(, an(1 sequel, tntries for the
Itrn(li,,n Farm also look second nlaee.
whlle General and Gvpsx Girl, of the
Bunnell Fafms. was third
..,
Pnlrs .if nd.Jle Horses,
Miss Jarrocks and Highland Fling were
first In the csent for pairs of saddle
horses. The were Atkinson entries The
Lunch at Fountain
sk For
LICK'S
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Daily only, 25c per month.
Once Kidnapped Now ,
He Is at Vera Cruz
Henry J. Smith, Returned
' Through Agency of The
Herald Is Aboard U. S. S.
Vermont
Seven years ago Henry J. Smith, then
a boy of ten years, was kidnapped. His
mother. Mrs. Lizzie Godfrey, K2 C street
northwest, appealed to The Washington
Herald to find him.
The Herald printed the only important
story of the kidnapping and the only
picture of the boy.
A resident of Brooklyn. N. Y- who
saw the picture and remembered the
likeness, saw the boy In the custody of
his kidnapper. Jack Sickles, employe of
a Georgetown palntshop a,t which young
iienry smun worKea.
The boy was returned through the
agency of The Herald.
Yesterday Mrs. Godfrey brought to
The Herald a picture of young Smith,
now seventeen scars old and a eoal
passer aboard the U. S. S. Vermont at
Vera Cruz.
Young Smith graduated from the
Naval Training School at Norfolk dur
ing the Christmas season He graduated
highest In a class of HT. When Mrs.
Godfrey had told the story of her son.
she asked to have The Herald sent to
him at Vera Cruz.
George II. Bojd. of this city, has writ
ten to his aunt. Mrs Henry Phillpps.
01S Eleventh street southeast, of his ad
ventures while signalling from the bridge
of the scout cruiser Chester during the
lighting at Vera Cruz. He Is chief signal
quartermaster, and Is serlng nls third
enlistment.
George Nelson Miller, twenty, of 137
Bates street northwest. Is a coalpasser
aboard the Florida at Vera Cruz. He
participated in the engagement at Vera
Cruz. His mother Is Mrs Margie M
Johnson. 137 Rates street northwest.
Carl A. Ilannen. third-class electrician
aboard the Vermont, has written a let
ter to his mother, who lives at 1 2
Kighth street northwest, describing his
adventures. The lctttrs says, in part
When we got to Vera Cruz I was sent
ashore with a bunch of fans and w ire.
with orders to ta under Capt. Ander
son's orders, he is the regimental ad
jutant here So far I have fixed up a
house for Admiral Fletcher and one for
Rider and Driver Cup went with It.
Break o Day and Earls- Morn. Walter
II Hanles s entries, were second Dia
mond and Dawn, entries of" William 1
Eno. were third
Nants Pansv. ridden bs- Miss Kltts
Smith, was first in the ivent for
thoroughbred hunters, winning from a
field of twent-one entries St. Winifred,
entered bs the Glen Riddle Farms, was
second Elf King, of the Homewood
stable third I
A Pits, the horse entered hs- Miss
Helen Morton, of Chicago, was the win-
o'is ,Hife.te'hhSla!
took second place, and IlprrinK also took J
thinl place with his brown gelding. High-
er ..
Gree.. Hunters' Handicap.
With Miss Mildred Greble up. Blue ,
Ridge, the bas gelding, entered bs Miss '
Helen Buchanan took the green hunt-1
ers' handicap, the feature event of the
afternoon from a class of lifts -four
tntrles Dreadnought, the entrs of the
Heartland s Farm, ridden by Allen Rus-,
sell, was second, and Gerald T Han- j to embods a special recommendation In
lev's entrs-, Lantdowne, with owner up. his regular me-ssge to Congre-s
third position Seekers for the ballot from evcrv Slate
Gunga Din. Lieut A H. Carter's en- In the l nion will a'cmble to form the
trs. captured the class for hcav vw eight bodv guard for the Ml bearers of the
hargers New EnglandT. entered by petitions to Congress The women who
Lieut J W Downer, was second, and vv ill form in the avenue cloie to the White
Agent, entered b Lieut. Henry W. j Houe will be largels made up of those
Balrd, was third who are to mai.h In the political -w-
The event for the hunt teams was one tion of the procesMon
of the most spectacular of the afternoon. I 'Mrs Odell will nivc as assisting mar
one of the qualifications being a jump, shals Mrs A E. Berrv wlio will mar
three abreast, for each class. In thissbal the children Dr Edith Ooale m ir
event. Mrs. Allan Potts on St John, was 'haling the club women. Miss Elsie Hill,
nearlv unmounted ssJsen her mount the college women Mrs W D Connor.
Mumbled in taking a harrier The Glen
Riddle Farm team, composed of Willow-
King. Virginian, and Major Great, were
first The Piedmont Hunt team com
posed of Mrs William Hltt. on David.
illiam Hltt. on Elf King, and Arthur
White, on Nancv Pansv. were second
The W'arrenton Hunt Club took thinl
The team was composed of W F Wilbur,
on Dreadnought. S C Glasscock, on
Commonwealth, and K. A. Russell. Jr.
on Merrvman
The last event, for local paddle horses,
was Won bv Edward B McLeans Sir
Broxton William P Eno's Dawn was
second, and Thomas Bones' White Sox
was third
Tlif Ntimmnrlrs.
1 3 MIlien-.rulM (llrirtltnd Fmnl
Br-U llerJiOT (lr- R Alesindtrl fecend;
Lord HIikone (lr V T (Tiurrfrniun. third.
n.- 11 lielTjp Iiamrst hops- Corrinn (A. VV
vUUivinl flrtl JG0. The Cotemor (The Ilninill
Ijrml peid. 130. FertiinaUi (VVilium A. seiherl.
third ill
ns M lljht wfltht hores. miUMe nunlers
n King iLnuU V lrpinn. first. W0 O.-,
H.Ut-iiiii lannt wo n-1 X. Strong II.j
Tnntwi
tm.h
' (in T .riv)iii third $10
UAtr iharton ilr-ranrlora ind
I.mtrtljwn harmM first, nip Irrinatwi j
irl il Ininfft'ii iPj Quwn (Th Ilush-
r -rnd S.T0 Honor Bnght wkI Hothtr
H al IT. Mnardl. thml, $0
4 mndrl hnntrr-T K. (Olcn Riddle
P'armo flrtt ShO Folk tiloraewood b!tbff c
ock. V Mrmnun (MtartUnd Knn), thint $10
! 2. modrl hanir borsr Iwly Ihlham CK.
p M4-lm firu. $ PjikIof (Ilrradlavn Kanri
ftrmnd (30 Tnntnna t W. Atkimon), third $10
Ijm 8. J1imt wicrvn rl hort Grorjo II.
Ojntrr jr. tntiV vinnuif all rrixes.
'iVnore l Flrat.
CT n-TKKT (G T Uiulcyl. first. GtoTff V
Ui4i "iip. M"Tty Widow (Slitchfll Harnvwil.
Mmnd. $30, Dmdnonsht 1 Heartland Finn), third
$W
Class 23. tandfm team and road- hr Pandora
and Adiora (Hroadlawn Farm), firt, $60, tram
inmidlavrn Farm), second, $30, team (TLe Bush
nrll Farm) third $10
Cl 35 pa' saddle horvMi Jarrocks and
HlsMaod Fling (A W Atkinson!. (lrt, Itfdtr and
Imcr Cup, UrtakroDay and, tarly Menu (Walter
H Hauled) second $30. Dawn and Diamond (Will
iara P hno), third. $10
CUi-a 59, thorouahlj-fil hiiotrm Nancy I'amr
(Homewood 5uble), first $75 fat. Winlfird (IZk-n
ltiddlf 1-arma) ivcond. $30, blf Kinc (Hfmewnod
Stable), third $15.
Class 54. uuiirv hunter- V lity (JIlsw Itdrn Mor
ton). flr4, $ rraunlinrt 411. W Hemwl, x
ond $30 lligliorcr (U W Ilrmng) third. $10
Claw 71. green hunters, hai dtcai-Hlue Itldge (Mkj
llfUn nuchaoan). fin. $100, Drmdnouaht (Heart
land Farm! wernnd, $40. Lansdownc (Gerald T
Healer), third, $13
Class 4S-R, heaTj-Hsht chargers Guns Dm
(Lieut A. it. Carter), first, rup. New Englanuer
(Lieut John W. Downer), xecond, (30, A cent (Lieut.
Henry W Rainl). third $10
CU" O, hunt team Tlie ilen Itiddle team (Wil
low Kin;. Virginian, and Maj Treat), liedmont
Hnnt team (D.nd Grey and Elf Kms). second,
Warrenton Hunt Club (Drradnoncnt, Ccxnmon
wralth, and Mrrryman), third.
ROBBED OF $900 IN BULS.
Charlra IVatnpIrr 'Llftrrt" nf 111
ltoll li Tto NrRroH.
Charles Wampltr, frf 100 Eecond
street northwest, was rtpbed ot J3C0 In
bills jesterdaj afternoon by two un
identified colored men at Second and
D .streets northwest,
Pollceman J. C. Broderlck. of the 1
Ninth precinct, arrested Champ Brlggs,
and Walter McKenzie, both colored.
They are being held "for Investiga
tion." The police of the Fourth pre
cinct are holding George Tucker, also
colored, "for investigation."
Wampler went to his. bank yesterday
and,drewout 300the,jolice's3y, "
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Ili:Mt J. SMITH.
Capt Anderson, run a phone line be
tween the to. and run four line' to the
fp it. the firing line from Copt A 's
houe
'I watchid the fight Wedncsdav from
the roof of Hotel Terminal, and It was
an InterestlngjiighL As the Hotel Termi
nal is vers high, I had a vers good
view There are no regulir Mexican
troops here. onlv bums and brigands.
and. Instead of fighting regulir like, they
hid In the roofs and shot, and as they
wore no uniforms it was hard to tell
who was what '
READY FOR BIG "VOTES"
PAGEANT ON SATURDAY
Suffragists to Form Monster Proces
I sion Around White House to
Impress the President.
TO PETITION CONGRESS IN BODY
romp1Hion of r,an! for ,he mong,
suffrage demonstration here next Satur-
)ia wa, announr,j c,terdav ,. Mm
George Odell. grand marthal of the
parade Thu marchers will form In the
streets and avenues surrounding the
White House within view and hearing
of President Ilon This is to impre-j
upon the Executive, the strength of a
movement concerning which he refused
' Virginia Arnoin sirs Marv Kealty
CHgett Mrs F 11 Sncll Miss Jos Wtb.
ster. Miss Eunice Hoffman. Mls Bestie
Barcl iv Miss Mas Etheridge Mrs Irv
ing Moller. Mrs Minnie E Brooks. Miss
Mildren Koonce Miss Ituise Stephenson.
Miss Elizabeth Fair.ill Misi Lula Tran
cis. Mrs Adelaide Niale Miss Iiuise
Puffer. Mrs William Kent, wife of Repre
sentative Kent Miss Mona Gill. Mrs
Dorotm Zit Mi Cornelia I. n Mh-r-i
Juliet Parks nd Mis Annie Siulsbur
The btarers of the resolutions from
the htates who will manli under ep ir
ate Stilt- banner hnc been sending 'n
their name dall There will be it
lrat a minx women marrhinj? under
j(h States banners as there are mem
ber of Congress from that particular
Stale.
The Men. SuiTnce Leacue will form
on Connecticut aenue between H and
I streets at 1 'SO p m All men are in
cited o turad
The color of the N'ltional American,
Woman I-uffraKe Acociation are fljin?
loda -t Wl Fourteenth treet. where the
Wahinstfn U'oman Sultrase Council has
opene-I temporar nettinuancrs nr me
rntertalnment of iMtlniC vuffraclsts
jembcrs of all other organizations of tlie
District, as well as Mr insir". are in
vitcd 'o accept the hnfpitnlit) of tin'
-ouncil Tea and other light refresh
ments will be scnod during the day
and ecnln;r
Miss Marsarj Daildon. Mls Mildred
Anderson and Mi's ICebocia Chany. are
jmoiiK the societ sirls who will asMst
in dipensins liopitalit and selling
souenirs
SWAT THE FLY, QUICK
Health Department I rg" Co-operation
In "nr on Pent.
Eteo resident In the District is ursed
b the health authorities to uaso relent
less war upon the fly - small accumu
lation of refuse or one uncocred Rarb
aa:e can ma develop more tlies than a
neighborhood cin destroj, sas the Dis
trict health department.
If all descendants of the first pair of
flies In Wai-hincton this spring could
Hie and were compressed into a solid
mass carl m October, they would ck
cup H.OOO.Oho.OT) cubic feet of space,
making a pile higher than the tallest
Washington building
GRADUATING RECITAL MAY 15.
Imitations arc out for the graduating
recital of-M!ss Mac Mlllingtoh at the
Washington .College, whlUi will take
place next Friday cening. May 15. The
program will be: "FasscMngschwank"
(Schumann), contort waltz, in D flat
(Friml), piano concerto. In B tlai minor
(Tschaikowsky), accompanied on a second
piano by Mr. Hopkins. She will be as
sisted by Miss Grace Davis, reader.
TWO CHARGED WITH ARSON.
Charged with halng set fire to a
shed in the rear of 626 North Capitol
street, Louise Burton and Hattie Wil
son, both colored, are being held at the
Sixth precinct station. The lire oc-
curred shortly befoi e 3 o'clock last
night, but the prompt arrial of fire-
men extinguished It before It spread.
Four thousand acres of mountain land
and 5.000 acres of marsh land hae been
set aside in Tunis as a refuge"' for the
rapidly disappearing fauna of the country.
YOUTH SIGNED
AWAYaooo;ooo
COVTINCED FKOM PAGE ONE.
maker of checks for J3.000.0W. failed to '",, ,",,,,, h w J a -mVl
remember numerous other important SoIIc"' Folk, said that he Wa busl-E.V-ki.kl..ni.iiir
from En iinn nes ma" and lawjer." and that .ho was
&.,? ,we acquainted with Edwin D. Robbing
fSSmSS tSon, of ,oung it.chards. I W? un-.l for the New Haven rail-
"""Jf.- nA5J??-- "..'En I!!;1 1 "Did sou get Grover C. Richard, to
.ne iuaru ww., ... -.. ..- ""-
Ions represented ' Ch"'f e'"
Icn. Edward D. Robblns. general ctmn-
1 .1 xr. ii..n nr nihrr nfflf.r
sel of the New Haven, or other officers
of this railroad or Its directors at a
time when it was supposed to have no
connection with the ssstem or any of
the officers or directors.
A rmresentatlve of the Department of
Justice was present at the hearing todiy
and It Is understood was mere lor tne
purpose of 'earning something of the
elimination of competition with New
Haven lines by the failure of the Metro
politan Steamship Company and Its subse
quent reorganization as the Metropolitan
Steamship Company of New Jersey. It
was In connection with this reorganization
that Walter C. Reed testified on Satur
ds that Charles S. Mcllen was elimi
nated at the direction of J. Pierpont
Morgan, sr.
nillnnl o Testify.
John L. Blllard takes the stand todas.
and it Is expected that there will be
sofhe decidedly Interesting developments
as to the many and saried activities of
h enmnsnv thnt he organizes nn-i
which has figured In so many of th
New Haven rjstems transactions during
the Mellen regime, but which was sup
posed to be an Independent company
Grover Cleveland jucnarua i "-
was an electrical contractor, and resided
In Portland. Me. He was asked by Mr
Folk if he had drawn checks aggregating
t3.we.000 in March. 1513. He said he
s.iFneH rhck In the Bank of Manhattan
which were presented to him by Warren
U. Chase who seemed to have charge of
the proceedings. He did not know whether
the checks were ever paid Present at
the time he said were Mr Chase I'd
ward D Robluns. general counsel of the
Ww Haven ssstem. and Samuel Hem
Jngwas'. president of the Blllard Coin
pans One or the checks he said was for
Jl.CAnw. and the other for JI."V)wo
"Did you take the checks to the receiv
ing teller's window'"
"If I did." rep'led the witness I did
not go alone." Then he added that Mr
Chase accompanied him
Millionaire for Mlnote.
"You were a millionaire, then, for a
minute" said Mr Folk
"Yes." replied the soung man. laughing
"Do sou know that these checks were
used for the purchase of the Metropoli
tan Steamship Companv. of New Jerscs".
or Its stock?"
"No."
Richards also testified that he had
been called to New York to Indorse over
a check for .)
"Did sou see Mr Robblns or Mr Hem
ingway on that-trlp"
"No '
"Whose signature appeared on that
check'"
"It was signed bs Samuel Hemlngwas
replied the witness
S-amuel Hemlngwas. who was the
treasurer and secretars of the Billanl
Ccmpanv from the time of Its organiza
tion In Yn until lat Octob. r testified
that so far as he knew the Blllard
Companv never distributed anv profits,
and if It made any this re taken
by John U Blllard Mr Hemingway
was askedjf he knew ans thing about
the check for VOJM which soung Rich
ards testified that he was calUd to New
York from Portland to Indorse over to
Mr Chase, and which was signed bv
Mr Hemlngwas Mr Hemlngwas said
that he had no recollection of this check
In fact, he said, he had no recollection
of the other two checks, one for II -430.000
and the other for il.loO.Of'O
Iioesn't Recall amc. ,
Mr Hemingwas said that at one time
the Hlllard Companv had acquired from
former Gov- John F Hill bonds of the
Eastern Steamship Companv Mr Hem
ingwas said that these bonds were paid
for bs an "obligation' which the Bll
lard Companv owned The Eastern
Steamship f'ompans Is a sijbsldlars" of
the New Haven ssstem
Whose obligation was this" asked
Solicitor Folk
'I cannot tell sou the name of the
compans.' replied the witness., "but it
w" H noto , w n .n " " 'k fro'n ,tni,s
compan and paid $!,: Oj" In cash for'
When pressed b Mr rolk. Mr Hem
ingwa insisted that he could not re
call the name of the cnmpani, although
he had receded it and disbursed It ns
treasurer of the Hillard Companj He
iould not recall whether it was a note
of a railroad, a steamship tompan or
a person, but expressed the opinion that
it was the note of some holding com
pan. This transaction he said took
place during rll, in Boston, and thit
he was of the impression that Mr. Ril
lard and 3lr Bobbins were with him
when the exchange took place. He re
ferred to Mr Robbins as Mr Biilard s
counsel
'Do ou know anything about a loan
of tSTS.OnO to Charles S. Mellen hi the
New Kngland Navigation Company ai
subsidiary of the New Ilaen?" .
T hai. hn!iril that lt- fcllan tmv- '
rowed 375,000 from the navigation
companj "
Paid ttcllrtijk l.nnn.
'I will ask ou if jou did not sign
two checks of the Blllard Companj to
pay the note of the navigation com
panj ? '
I think in liquidating the Biilard
Companj'," replied Mr. Hemingway.
' that the Blllard Companj bought of
Mr. Blllard the shares of the stoek
which Mr. Mcllen had pledged as col
lateral for the loan of the navigation
companj. and in order to get that
stock it Is mj impression that thi
Biilard Company advanced $375,000 to
get the stock and cancel it."
Mr. Hemlngwaj admitted that the
effect of this transaction was that
John L. Blllard paid back Mr. Mellen's
loan.
"Who paid the J2.000,000 that con
stituted the ca'pltal stock of the Biilard
Companj ?" asked Mr. Folk.
"It was apid into the treasury by
John U. Blllard. As I testified last
week I think it was paid In check. I
do not recall whether It was a New
Haven check, or a navigation company
check, or some other check."
"What do jou know of the SU5n.O0O
of bonds of the Biilard Company being
In the treasurj- of the New Haven Com
pany?" "Thej were given to the Navigation
Company, and the entries concerning
them were so intricate that 4 cannot
give any satisfactory explanation. Mr.
Robblns arranged all the entries. '
Doesn't ncnieintK-p Deal. ,
,Mr. Hemingwaj claimed to have had'
no recollection whitevcr of the meeting I
In the Bank of Manhattan, when the j
Metropolitan Steamship Co, was trans-1
erred, or of signing the two checks ag
gregating $3,000,000 which figured in that
transaction
He was confronted by Mr. Richards, i
whrf testified that Mr. Hemingway was
present. "Did ou ever see this lounu
man before." asked Solicitor Folk
After looklnc Mr. Richards over, Mr
Hemingway replied:
"I cannot sa I do rot recall him."
Mr. Richards was asked If he recos-
nlted Mr. Hemingway, and he replied.
latter looking Hr- Hemingway over:
"He fits- the description, but I would
not swear he is the man.'S
David E. Brown, an examiner of the
Interstate Commerce Commission, testi
fied as to financial transactions between
the Jiew Haven system and Ita subsi
diaries, chiefly the ,Nw England Navi
gation Co., whereby the New Haven
Was enabled tn nav H1vMn4a whlli.
really having a deficit.
Chase la Ketleent.
Warren D. Chase, of Hartford, Conn.,
when he took the stand at the request of
(RO er to New York to act as treasurer
f ,he Metropolitan Steamship Co.r .
... b. .; TM th witness "that he
I Deneve. saia me witness, uni 110
has testified on that point."
"Did you secure bis services In thatlcold a simple laxative-tonic like Dr.
regard?'
The witness replied Uiat many of the
Incidents In the transaction were in con
nection with his work as attorney and
he claimed the Information was privi
leged, and there was some lively sparring
between Mr. Chase and Mr. Folk. The
witness claimed that his connection was
almost entirely a professional one and
that he was -engaged as a Iawer b) the
Metropolitan Steamship Company. Al
most immediately, however, be admitted
that the company had not then been
organized, but was in process of r
ganlzation.
"Did sou secure Grover C Richards
as treasurer'" persisted Mr. Folk "You
will be required to answer that question."
"I have nothing to add to what I havo
alreads said." replied Mr. Chase. "I re
fuse to answer any line of questions In
connection with my emplosment as an
attorney "
Organised Xeir Cnmpnnj.
"What were sou retained to do ir
connection with the Metropolitan Com
pans r
"Organize it,"
"Did sou?"
"I did "
'By whom were sou directed''
"1 was directed bs Mr. Robblns In the
course of ms work and association with
him to look after the legal details of this
matter "
Finally Mr Folk said to Mr. Chase.
'Now. I want to know. Have ou ans
knowledge or Information as to whose
mones' it was that was furnished to Mr.
Richards In connection with the Metro
polltarl Mcamship Compans- transaction
In New 'iork In March. 1310'"
'I cannot recollect about that." replleu
the witness "I krow the financing was
in the hands of Mr. Robbins I presume
he had It furnished, but I do not know
where he got It. I cannot recollect where
It came from I must have known at
the time. '
At this Juncture Commissioner McChord
adjourned the hearing, stating rather
grinds .
We will give the witness until 10
o clock tomorrow morning to refresh his
memors
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington. D. O. April . 1314
Whereas, bv satisfactory evidn a
presented to the undersigned. It i
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"THE FRANXIIN NATIONAL BANK
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In the CITY of WASHINGTON.
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, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
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