THE SUN, SATURDAY, MAY 1. 1915.

STOCKS JUMP AGAIN DANIELS'S MEMORY 200 SUFFRAGISTS SAD AND IRATE GREENHUT BUSINESS I BOGUS NOBLEMAN ACTS TO COMPLETE

ON NEW WAR ORDER j JOGGED BY GARDNER WHEN O' GORMAN DENIES THEIR PLEA'

BIG IN BANKRUPTCY;

SENT TO TOMBS COURT HOUSE SITE

VesHiiirlniilsc Co. ( Supply Tells 'I'afi. the Secretary Kails- . k f ,ililllllBIlll"P' liocclvcrs Ifcpoi't, Tli lit April Colfte.N-se- s He Stole Itritisli Kstlmate Hoard Votes for Ae

$J7,r)()i),0()(l Worth of to Hevciil Artttnl Niivy HBMaaaaw JL Siili'S Kxcccil Tliosn of Sumo Army Funils, Deserted nnd rjiiirinir Now Land Pren-der?ns- t,

Rifles. Conditions. IVrioil I,nsl Year. Then hurried. Objects.

JUG JIAIMUX FOK I'KOF IT OMM'll A IMJKS IIK! MA HO IX 01' ASSKTS'MAIL MIHI'SK CHAItOKI) SEKS 20.000.000 TOST

The "war order" fever again look WtsiflN'o-roN'- , April .10. Congressman '

possession of the stock inatket yesterday , . p, t.tr.ln.M of Massachusetts hasrepot t o" tlic s gmng of a con- - , I

uVt bj the Wcstlnghou.e Klectrlc and ru'K "'It" toManufacturing Company for the making ,;,ft rcspm.n Id the latter' requestof f 27,BOO.OO worth of rifles, ortlrreal tint In- - comment upi.n the views or

'by the llrltish (loterntiient for Itussln. or the Navv Daniels In hiThe rush for stocks, though It carried . .. . ,

Westlnghouse. un I" points ami tin- - Is- - published April . to 1'rcsldent ,

Hum of other machine manufacturing t!u of William: CI lege. Tin- -

to new IiIkM nconls, wait. In tec In part s.tys:the oiilnlon of stock market obscrvtts,not of the extiemc intensity of tiltprevious wave of similar spei illation.Willi the llellllehelll Steel rise Incident.The "war stock" trading of yetenlayleft th" general hinil.ct heavy amiapathetic

"We reconed on Thursday a largeonltr for a foiclgn got eminent, the dctall of which are now being workedout,' said tiny l Tripp, chalrmaii ofthe board of illiectoiH of the Westing-- 1

house company. ycstciday. "1 run naynothing further at this time."

Pctalls of the otiler, however, werelearned from other authorities In thocompany The order In for l.noo.o.ltirifle. at II" .ii each, The onHnnry pricefor a Nile is anout ill. The gnus

n. ..... It....,!.... I. ........ - -pruiu " .."..........." ni'.itherefore estimated at about i:S.tioi). on.

inn., jc.. ,. . ,e... "Uo no!

Hill tnc ne; proni 01 ino comimny, a .

a arce outlay for a new plant muMt

" .Tho on cr. ,t was learned, was placed

hrotiBh J. 1 . .Morpn .t Co. When tholirmon .(oem neni amin rmes nrsi ap- -

on the matter, they replied that thecompany would expect compensation,throuttl, increased price of the rllte. f,r.the cost of preparation to till the older,including tho expense of aildlnK to thepres-en- t plant, the leasing of c'.her'plant, and the imyme of new ma

Ichinery.The westini;noue company lias pur- -

ch.u.ed an entire plant for ue In tlllliu:the order and has leased others. Theorder Is to be completed even thoughthe war comes to an end before the,lilies are ready for delivery.ti... ...ot 1.0 th, i.r .,..1,...

aid. The understanding was that 'llMcond order of the samo size would

0011 be concluded.Sir Trevor Dawcon. one of thc man- -

.,i .tir.o,- - i.i..vi..i,.comtuny of Kngland. Is in tlila country I

to livc dlrtc9.on of the making smtltho testing of the rilles.

It W understood that all of the workwill be done outside of the presentplants of the company, thus leaving ,

it unhampered ordinary business.!, KH" Secre- -If a lr- - fact

It wltl liavo n',v"- -

Uvi- -, "'at lack naval pol-,i- .i

.1.,,.,- - us nThn (n.rloM f r.flnn. n, I a f...v .....w...i. i..niiuuic '"'"I"!!.'ha contracted to supply shrapnel and

explosives to the nbotitto tho l.rttlsh-Uovernmc- This

until yesterday, waa reported as ;

.till pending. The American locomotiveCompany will half of order. Thoother half will be equally be- - '

tween New ork llrake Join- -pany and the Westlnghouse AirConiDanv. The order was t.laced ltv J.p inrpn a. '

The l'rraseil Steel Car Company. Itwas said jesterday by a representativeof an official of the company. Is nego- -tiat.ng, but ha not yet completedcontra, 110,000,000 of freight cars

really

revealsorder, council

t.osltlon

amountOUO.000

divided

Heinle

:;,:7"

.'.'"Jrresineiit

moment

uussia. contract calls lamer of

ACrucible denied efficient discus.,

received length. taiy'stSS.noo.DOO He a

received aan from United Mexican south-ernme-

nlerclnc nroieetlles at notgun forgings. To take of

the company Is enlnrglngat Harrison, N. J.

!

nil t irr Tr l Ti nnnnnnniisUlU.v li tV.Ht UKUtsKZ,.

llnue Total shoivii li- - liiiiiute ot

llaillelil Wlllf.tto.

appropr

flinil.l

"m',,1''"

'r.

positive

present

against

answeredattention

William Joyce, ?Jil,"n ,st ,.9M'

S official figures. timelotintry ono billion warship tonnageto

amount hundred thousandtlla"

omimny during monthsI tonnage

e.lrer ,w- - taking"into consideration tluit declined

as that ueiepted."If other leading companies receivedPPlicatJons in iiroportlon, itould indlcntt) that iipproxlimto

of miterial to lie purchasedcountry for foreign nations reach

stupendous one billionIf is true, it does takn great

Imagination to uhat uwonderful it givn to the in- -

Innsr. ill 1 fit

th.i-,n- d, mechanics be ".!'ployed.1

BIG SUGAR WAR ORDER.

Compii,,,- - Make :t,OOI),.HIO Milpinenl.

ToNitrns. y Aptil 30.-- The FederalH'liar Company received a f .l.ono.- - tillwar order It Is

to t, the laigesi order for sugar toever received by one concern in

It that 2.1,000 granu-te- d

s.igar mint be delivered in atwo months. The sugar Is to

shipped Kngland It was purchasedh Hngli-- h French syndicate

Louis stickel., superintendent theHdrnr 'oirpanr that nhnm i....tt'jviid work tlay two monthso fill order ot

w.i, re, with iy hepj y

'he workmen of pt.(wMi! !w.,,nini' ll'1, '""'i, running onlv onIm ii. ""! I '.' ' or,'1''1' I"1' "fark again on time.

AID FOR AUSTRIAW0UNI)ED.

Hb n,,,,,,,, ,illrIllr1(He itfiif a

'' ' ' 300 cases bale ofi! weighing'i l.

,. ' ' ""' tiiierli an on if(' a lo-d- ror dlnilhiitlou lit- -

in Cross atthe ship- -

,"n,,"",, ileslgn.iteil..

, ' n. hoi. loin- -

' co,,trll.uUon-we-r

" ,,l ' .Vf,2"-

Voir, , f.r(J'( I. ' ,nl1''( in 1iff.1t ,.r it. .

Vp H.fii.J.titl (Ot.il.

io!n".r':: rnd, ?:.br,,r.o.

uc.asrii" Wur "'32,!

"Alv Dk.vii Phuc. .'.trr It .ippea.sI'lcsideir liarilrld of Wllll.l ill- -

lege wrote to Mr. Daniel ns.t-Ill- g

(or mi authorllullte statement .10that he might ho In n position to I

the statementi in.'ule by ltepreentatiti(C.uriltier of Massachusetts a thattiie rutted states In at present utinre- -,.ne,i ror military

If Presldflil ofwas looking an ti my

In- was disappointed, in thof his wry long the Scere-tt- r.

did not undertake to meet- rtiuiin which I lime made, although 'lie iKvemfiilly i,iet n (rood many as.-- e.

on. whli'li 1 illd not ansertlono.! the way. which 11,1 one -

lunaue nsynim won h he kHv to make0. itane. the Seoretaiy trlmn

.is.,.rt!. n erw helmlnclyiiroMv that Mnerloin Im

more'nuumt.'mtiv equipped tnan ev'.r I

", lu.iioiui'ii as me American navv.,. , c,t ,. f,. " " "!

. ll(J , ,.,Known , u: o.lllt.nv ,..u, i, .11 , ,

,. ounrnvp, m , : "-

-, Sto Fo "g !",.

t . at. foi the",

WUIir. n t'liuiimrlsoii."I assume that l'leslilem

l.ke the rest of n. would hate beenTV" .. . ' '"" "vy com- - .

"ttfiiRih with forelttn- 1 doubt very much whether ho

v Interest In a comparl- -V ..... "l, " " I" under...VV.... L i."!',".' "llr "v- - '

inn, or even mule- -''re'ldeiit Itoosevelt, jet that N all th

0," wlllh "as vouchsafed in I

.... '

' rliPM President Ourtleld mightalso been Inter.. -.t .

nt our natal expertsour nvy for our defence. Thatseems a more Imixirtnn. i.. '

ti........... ...k-- .i ur orcein uepiorahle conl

Is the., fault. of .Mr. Meer or Mr,u'.n,ie!!"', "r (iabrlel.

"'"J I1UIIOIIS. Htlll tll.lt ltl.ltlnfwelnellv

.l f"n,V nl,J Vn m."' Ime'l" ". '., , ,

' 8 '!Kwh',hHJ ' . .ViJ.T K '1' learn

"f'n""". " L in- - i'1 ,".'Cf' ,W.Vh

1' r, "I1, ?h"niT"?, In 1 r

.." " , ' ' : " " ". """?-- ..i noimines, torpedoes ammunitionare,. in the Judgment of the""- nance onictrs or the nav

ot m Word of ..

'Vet. unless I am mistaken.the Secretary says not one word aboutthe all lmsirtant nuestlon of the speed.

fr " against the

In Its 1 n"u " ,v""d Inthc company makes net profit of 1k',ttrr wnlcn the that

lfi.MOO.000 on the first which is1 i' ornclal of advisers, theconservative. J?1 ; solemnly

earned Its common stock warnw' our oft..r Icy has iilaced a of inf..,i.

of

order,

till

tho AirUral;.)

t forlor The for 10,- - hick ot sjieed, our lighting'00 cais. shilis.

II Hro vn. of the "Tlii question of our readiness forSteel Company, yester- - wltl1 n" enemy is worth

day that his company had .i '"K nt some The !ecrtwar order. said, how-- 1 ""re assertion our ships wete In

ever, that the company had ' position to make brave showingorder tho States C.ov-- 1 the navy nnd

for armor west wind Vera Cruz will standami care thisorder Its

einei

lmi

"Msed4 l:ner,nM.Jdinlra, Flske. Clef of Operations of

of particularheretofore and

Secretary un

, ,7" ' ,

....... are tneso""' "' J"e''- - "I Invite your to the fact11. president of the ,," "f. '"'v'

J',C0,,""'ny- - "r0",!W"5"-- f"ur.hbVdace.0,::;:ringl to'

est that r supplies puy 0ur own At thatin us will aggregate the of flerm.iny. built1" land building, had grown over one

The estimated of wur contracts; million ton- -,

ler which bonds were applied for to our w!'11'' 0,lra nhn hundr?dthe last four " ho th"1",an'1

Mld."aggreeates "M':lwbllc the waiehlp ofconsiderably In excess ofKOCono- ,-

tlmst werewell tboso were

tlm wanethe

mount in thiswould

the wnn of dollars,this not any

atrctch of neuritimpetus will

will

sugar

than

ror S0Ine

tauieii

i"'

yl(p..

total

Co),

"mewl

the1

very

that

hate made

m"

France notlc

"Vl" ,.,

quati)Admiral

testified that need hundredharbor defence

oi reckonul.1t..ilriAU ,,.

-(.""",r:.. J1 tluitljieap and those which

h inrirndanr iIf lit i ia d lirt'i ti am at ..II

of

Federal p,

K.Itefining

for

the UnitedMate. tons of

little'"ore

tonnd

ofsV. !trssl is

night and forthe

lln.the

11,1 'be old Ifull

ship,,,,,,,l To., I,,,.

midgaruieiitH, fio.onnirids it fin --.lin ...Ill

lied Cro,oilied

greater part ofrinL "f specially uf

n

he rlf,w,. re-- i

National I',

". total.

t

recently

for answer

letter

make,oui-ttil-

amithe

.

continuecontlnnes

uouer

i"'have

think'mirTlcirnt

ditionrch.ingel

HUI-KI- I

J.re"

Tnnd

sufficient

much

the

the

war

the

"Some the assertionswhich I

which the entirely paves

threw""

theJl en of

vagrancy.

for our defence!'Ah to submarines, Vreeland

we one sub-marines for alone. If

reckon the F-- which is at the hot- -of the sea, and If you alltl. ...V.lr.1. ,1,. .........

submarines are yo-- i

mr"l,s ought to.1

means

an

elvetl

nuo--

posedhe appeared

,

'!Ve.v..

iif."If by any ohance continuethink navy Is prepared for

he explains much to hi- - sur-prise lie has discovered 'an alarming '

of ofllcers nnd men In ids own '

fleet,"Have you to tht

reason Congress continues toto thefl dreaUnniiaht

crulseis which the thehulldlng. Is it uieiely because

dreadnought sixiionam more man iireadnougnt

ANIMALS DINNER GUESTS.

oil so n I llniipe iiIiik l.nilytliicltenrle

Ilesiile.s the hundred exploteis,hunters, natiiiallsts and Hon

o young leopard, two vheetalis amihlack ape a

given at I lelmoiilco'.s last night by.Mackenzie Palm beenalong the walls of the loom

Hi.. ...ill.,,.!., iia.. .....I.. ....... ..!. I

nill platfinuis the iicar-Jiing- le

foliage.those attended the

banquet ami had set Imfoie them asthe

.... ,i HOIKO', l,gyl- -

toIhe Amerle.it. sl...nl. nil.. '

aK.ound a he en ra . , 'V" rsince Apill II, unsuc- -

CtarlLU nt,cm,t"

ft

CopjrlHit by - I mlrrwiioj0n thc r,Sht ,s.

Mrs- - William L.Senator

Federal Amendment andIs lleekled.

More than 200 enthusiastic women.,1,. , .........

" "'determined,

MilfinKlsts. maichedWall Street yesterday afternoon, aimed

banner". Hags and automobiles In

se.irel. of , ,n: The Sena- -

r being late, the w delegationthe stepi of the building1111J much of the surrounding sidewalkfor making. ,In marked c 011- -

" M"mn f lu former Wall streetmeetings, there was not a hiss or

,.i,r. ,., . .11., .......... ..1- ,

crowds or newsbots, telegraph bovs.stenographers and capitalists.

If the- suffragists expected to get anysatisfaction from UV.ormauine were nusMKen. fir they leftMs oltlce a saddened and r.uhergroup. 1 sucn inatierN snouid

Uui.i

wltn

pay

this

three

resentthis

Mis

o. 1. 1 1 10 sain tne Moisevalnafter .Mrs. torted. "Can comeII... It .. 1, t ...... .. .

he

me "ne .xir

Jii". ii e. ..irf. 1 nez uictnj-lioissevaln, Mrs. .John lto,-e- rs well." Henedlct. "pen- -

had seem to are en- -"1 to uunece-isar- y changes weapon. The

in the lit, and '"' of thoseprospered under for i:.1 ' our aid. It

I'rudc-ne- iih of educating them and whenow "f '" educated

Cerniany nnd United com- - '"ooi- -t naiMi iusi wnm u.was a little ahead ! thu police when lie was

of Into the Tombs court for.".'.!, i" U".0?,l.,.,.i"..5 t1'?- - "boeless. Mocklngless. only an

n

which building,

be

youthe

of

When

wrlleis,

dinner

and

slull'td caales'

Japan

t'ndernoo.l

even

WeI""1

marky. ;

Mhiki-.I- i tppetal in i

To permit the ilovemmtlitto Interfere with the l to d-t- I

stroy the fundamental rights of the....... . . . . ci.ti.- - i.ui i

nooutu uurage i see no

I

HINDU Mii nKsPlTR

POLICE AND COURTS

i

"'"'"" H'l. Twiee Haeed011 Sn Hon'S to i

Outlier Oasli. ,

Having twice placed on boardir. i,d for India and. it was

-.- ng been taken intocustody by the Immigration authoiltiesror deimrtatlon, Mahomet llatsu. aii,i,io .,, "csu-- for the

"lMl" ''""iry for begglnK.

"" w,i ,,y Ml'l',"'',le lundiy In

Yorkvllle. In If.Ou tint"nm.gron could be

umlerhlrt and a pair of trouseiaand almost liea few of was sup-

posed to hate deserti. t from the steam-ship of Newcastle, arrivedl.n.. 1...II.. .... ... 11

Magistrate llou-- e arranac.l for hiswxn",r ha",B f,"m

steamer nga, for India on.... ..i. .'

Hut on' March 17 he re; a red oncecharged again tagtancy, and

w.-u-s sentenced in Yorkvllle tourtthirty cm lllackw.irh Island,Meanwhile the limnlgiation authoritieswere and they would

arrangements for deportinghis time win.

The on April If, Yestei- -

. ..... ...con lower rtilrd atenue. still ill scant nt- -

tire He had Ml i in his pockets,Mahomet H of was to rub

his stomach, htH and mutter,wo days, runt eying the

it had two da)H slnco he had eati n.It.,... lu ..."O ............... u ,.1,1......

BANKER ; DUPES CHEER.

Crotvil of .Hill In l'pAilolpli U oo

Adolph Mnndel, a private banker atL"5 Itlvlnglon stlect, was convicted y

of accepting deposit heknew h1 bank to bo Insolvent by a

.nisiice imvih in tht SlllireoiiiCourt. Wl the verdict was an.liollliced to f,00 ami women deposl- -.u,n ..,n,.. !,. '"" loom

have been I'.', non,It W1IH IthoW'll that .tfnndel bn,1 In it

lvr.11 inn. I.. o.J.;....'.'. v

v '. ,.w i , '.:-- .I.' tii.iiiK.---,.u Mnndel a new set of1,onkH them to show Inflated ,

estate valuta for 1900,000.

win nnn inai we nave just imy-nin- t.no tfiioiniw uu.-im-. ..nu tie .t

sorry lot they are. many of them at to be safely on his way. when on''""V March 12 again, this time"One of the most significant state- -

ment which I have called and 1,1 th" "ofrlsatita addedto the attention of the shoes stockings and .1 coat to his

be Is Flske's tchtltnony apparel, lie was In charge ofi'.',1. ZXlW ,nk" .K',U",", I'rolmtlon Dlllcer Ilamll. who saw himnavy condition to ,..i,i, t.i ,.,.. i,,..n.i

rilHiriu luiriKHstill

thatwar that

been able fathomwhy re-

fuse build r.istall rest worln

cruiser costs milliona r

lliilertltlns.half

culis,attended jungle

Ladyiliace trecH hadplaced

r.iimlei

Among annualpart

mum eggs, ro.isltiiiiin-riiir-

To Kin, ICfforts release.......t

aremive ,jeo,

,,.,,,i.upon

with

I10I,. took

speech,rn"1

mucii(rate

iieiietp

ni.il,.'

heen

finally

,.,.r,i1,,

otl.clals

laggedcould

Kast sailing

hlniwhen

term

rqu.tii

wall eyes,1 that

l

a when

nciore

uoor

..opened

having

placed

Colt, next to is Mrs. Inez Milholland Boissevaiii, addressingO'Gorman, who is listening on

SUFFRAGE ACTIVITIESIN NEW YORK TO-DA- Y

.or il'inoiKlratlui... In 4Ch iflty three Asremhiy tllsirleti ofitrmlrr Vork m murk the n

furtraitf l)aThe automobile parole of Ih- - Ma.l-- b

ittan W.inun ."uftraue inr:- ulllrt at tVashliiKtxn S.pi.i .it .' I". II

The will end 1 th" IMaia1113 . IllertllllC. '

The KiiujI Society willeelebruie Snirm with a danceat the strnh.1 rouf curdMi

," " -- -

a Issue. The eleven Statesthat have WOlllllll suirr.ll!n ndooted Itwithout loerclon comtnilslon. Whycannot the others do the same': I

snouid feel Justltled ill supporting mi nt that States had the directthis measure unless mj .onstlttlents election of Senators prior to the Kuleraldeni.tude l a. Von, ladles, do not rep- - j amendment. Senator O'llortiian

a majority. I touhl till another "it was not sanctioned ly the Contl-10011- 1

as large ns with women tutin "

wanted me to do the npposlli thing. ' "That may be. Senator." replied

?enuior woman, annCrystal Henedlct Kastman, freedom ete- - too

onii' uri .tllllioiianoand Mrs. "Ah. said M- -

William Colt spoken. P'c forget that we notam opposed "rely without a enfran.

Constitution. have si women StatesIt more than to Is onlv a

" admonishes to inestlonabout removing ancient lanj.'",p' t know how

Statesbrought

,VT"i,I clad

tniii-a- .

Federalsuffrage

auiipireason to

r""rth l"n"

court ball untilnot.t.e...

frozen speak on!)words Mngllsh lie

Clt.t whicht,...

mure, withto

d.i)s

t.otlllcd said thatmake

expired.xplrcd

..... ...

entsway begging

Ideabeen

GUILTY

roar WhenXlinidel vleletl.

jur)

menmere

10(1,

.0..,

ll'Hnn(, """'

real

again courcagain powers andthat Admiral

still

her

Newof

parade

Fntnihl.e

or

nut

said thatJust

who") you snow i.ick 01 miitiiienee In.tile method Wllich has iilre:,.K' ilv..ti.ton el-t- en States? Why are you InMich a hurry, ladles?" )

nuve waited forty tears." cried

....I.I.I..

we I'.nstrrn women are Pound they willuaiiii toKetner and refuse to senil hack'" asiilngton ltepreentatlves andSploitorM Will. I n,.f . in...... t ...

ral amendment..fl I'.!., A . t.n.. .

u olwlnkeil with thlt, tale '.f Stte,- -

i ignis. r,,ti you lilanie us for think- -ng that ton adopted this slogan merely

chinese-america- n allianceWilson'-- . I'nnk, Onu Ivoou, I. el. no

nier lean tlrlde.W'tstllNiiTos', April 30. If the g oil

thing" to eat on the President's taelitVler are not quite so goo,, now),,,,,, ,

.S, "n"- - Zn .e,,d Pa,,-- . menVa Kiwill have to eercle a little foiheai- -

ami'.Foi ling 4. as married a pietty Amer- -

inn girl ami after a week on a Chlti.i-e-Aiii.rlci-

honeymoon he fears It maylake a stilggle to get down again tothe commonplace of preparing dinnersfor tin. President of the United State,mil his Cabinet ndvlrrs

Mis. Florence Ai.p.M. n yeaiaold, Is the American girl who has t:,kenthe President's Chlne.e cook as a life

r. The two were married ! thepastor of th" Wilson Memorial MetlioillfthJldscopal Church King iiiflcd on tlilM

., hl. iU.hMedged t night he Is the happiest china- -man wno ever worked for a pr, deiit

illllllllll l Wllf

AUTHOR'S HUSBANDFIGHTS HER ESCORT

Marirarcl C. Cnrrnt hers Centreof Dinner Time o at

Hotel Seville.

' What arc you doing here with mywife-- " shouted a man In the lobbv of""' "0t"1 lvUlW' Twenty-nlut- l. street

Madison avenue, to another whenof

a ourangry

..w.by the ciowd men and women ,

who had left tables tolight, titer and separated the

The man who lind been th,.and who Ills nmnn ll.,rvll ..- - ... .....ii... ij; oi ,p ii,., K MiriM.i. loiineeitployed by News

insisted upon mrem of hisopponent tor assault. hum,bleeding and Ills wete lorn. Thetllo wete taV" before Selfert M

West Thirtieth station.Hertz, according her bus.

baud's story, Is a of llctiou,known public ns .Margatel C.CarrutlierH. He asserted sin, t

his hotlli. three weeks ml'o ntul Hint I,,. '

1.....1 i r.... ii , Z,' : ! c , "0f K3 West lliglilleth street a hotelclerk. While her was inakhiL--

never, never go lilm "A .1 . ..." '" ,1)

f,M" I'"1. "r. "nwi ens. ncris lesiineu tor mill lieonly had left theSeville and Herts promptly paidthe

mm

the left.

Leave It to States." Hi;

Simyests. hilt Women Waula Xational Law.

to efcip.. Issue" The income tatami the direct election of Sen.itoie wet'onot subjects for States' and yetwoman's suffrage Is sniely as impor-tant as these."

"These two amendments could only beseemed by a I'cderal amendment," -piinl th.. Senator. "Thete w.ih no otherway."

'It Worked .Insl llie iniii.,Itenltlnic to Mrs. state- -

iioisk tain, "hut It worked Jut the.am..

Thtie was considerable dlsatlsfactlonwin 11 the Senator had Mulshed.

"J list the white woman of tli.. Smithask the negro for a aked mivdf.egate. and eterybody laugh.. whenthe sjild, 'They have Jut asItiiRli Inltueuce ,te though thev had thevote "

"That is an old argument," was theanswer "We can't ! fuoled with thatany longer."

It nil over whtsi th- - Senator con-cluded with ''Nothing that has he,.n

here to. day has alt. my opinionIt is a State question

turtainlng hee views I that Ic'.inunt .lecoiiir adticate of the plan

am-M- l the Federal Constit.iuon I':a.l ii. ver as i.inc-- as uti ,n t'e Sen-at- -

ndv.icate ,iov p't-- i to .inn nl tiiet oust" i'. oil j .... :.r to do o lit-mt tin., tic.

SEEKS SHIPPING AID

to At- -

ein I Coiiutpss.

I'on I.uIh Izqulerdn Chlleai. delegateto Flnan-.a- l iVi.gre.s, who arrived yesterday by theUnited Fruit steamship Carrillo. said

main purpoe of lii mie.ion was t..advocnte e.talillslnii. iit .if n..i. ui,h,ea between United St it.", mil the

' , "f S"U,,, A'"'-'- ''"lh w,y" down the b.iv a icv- -

eniio ciittet. aboard of which wet,. Sp....lal Deputy Collector Martin Filthier

Ma.,.,,.. ,,..,M,'nr ' 'traft of the nat,, niufsent- -

"''.ir Ailnilral Usher, and i.'apt. Hal- -,.d Doiot Icplesentllig M.lJol-(!ei- l.

Wood.Don I.ultt said thejiced of a men-hun- t

li.nl heen impressed upon theptople of and South America gen- -

cr.iuy i tiie withdrawal of Kuroiieanshipping from Pacllit tiecau-.- of

'The countries of the western part ofth nilneiit," Don Luis went on. "mustthe Continent," Don Ltil. went on. "mutlhate a merchant in irlne of their own.and it will he in) finleavoi- to geteoopci.ttlon of the people of the UnitedStates In building up a merchant murinewhich will tafeguard us against futuredisaslei

"I am in favor ol mutual andI mean by that both the United Statisand chile, and perhaps other SouthAmerican countries, shall, hy lln.im'l.il

,,,,0 Minn between tile I l.iteilStates and South American couinrlinValparaiso is jiow iw.nt) tlucc dinssteaming from New York. VVV would, t time down eoiiHlderahlv byputting swifter ships in the service"

Th.. n,..,. t.,.....i...... i ,...I ..I. .nil... iMiKicsaxx ill meet lu Wasliiiiglon on Ma) 21.

NEIL FORSYTH DROWNED.

Hummer of llonl Opera Loses LifeWhile Siiliiiiiu I'lsliliiu,

flttrlnl ('ah)t Hrihitc, to Tin: Si .x

lalNPOK, April 30. Nell I'oI'Mlh,i.f llcral inaiiairi.r of ,1m i,u.,l .,.... ...

. 'was iliowned yesterday

'" ,lln tWry l"' "l'-'"- ' Ulanlown, Scot- -

"'M,, ,,own- ""'' gamekfeper wasl,lu..wl ,i.,,l 11, n ,,1,,., u., 1.1..e.,,,- -

"''' " '""tNoll Forsyth, medallist of many

trlea and fellow In many ocletle, wasIn 1S66,

the hotel watt crowded with patrons at aid. attlst In the establishment directthe dinner hour last ntglit 'steamship services. Let the Unlteii

1 ... , .States and Chile Mart the niotenient."r '"",w,'r ''""' ''' ' 'Ml other South America,, countries wlsliaccompanied by handsomely gowned tihlps to call at their ports the)woman, clinched with the husband ''an bear their shin f the burden,1I1C the two rolled do ., the hotel stens ' "Tl"' N'"1 ,'IT"(, adoption of

traded ofthe watch the

lushedpair

in lobbyuavi. ns i

etii- -

the lnteiiiation.il Asso- -

theHertz's was

clothesLieut.

tlit. streetMrs, to

writert" the

that

u..,,.i,l,l.,.,.

husband

back toI,. ." , ll'

'..?$7 after trip to the

Mr.balance.

the

the

rights

tote"'

was

ald redthat purely l.n-- !

itirr.tan

to

mull

the

thethe

the

marineChile,

the thc

tho

subside

rel.ltllillK

that

born

Uailng, Tlieodo,.' Sturgls, l':. .VI Sl'iel. Miat jus' ice" ill d ll do,',',!' ''""'I''"'"' Mrs. Hert,. or Miss Car- - lie was Sal..,,,,, tlshlng ilh ,,,

; VVhen Mi n.lel' bank was "Hed Mrs. WII,ITn ) l J to n; r , ,c by dear" Turning to the ciirjous pels,,, s '''I'"1

"rate ami w. W W fItolsrts, ,Hln''l'U'Vr,,;::' ,tl,(,1'i"-'l- lHt All- - who had gatheted ehe cried- ' ashore and her husband followed her,depositors The "My husband was a brut., to me nnd ,10 .,im four yatds of the bank, when.books showed11.. xi .i.ui their total depos lis to I left him several w.a, t. t i

Walter C. Noes and William A.

Marble, receivers of the J. H. t

Company (formerly ilrectihut-Hlege- l

Cooper Company, Inc.), have tiled In theUnited States District Coitlt a prelimlimit report, together with statementsof assi is and Ilubllllm prepared by Wet

Flint, certified public accountants ofill Pine Mieet

The leport shows that he, ween April'i, I'.il.i, tile date the reteitets iiualltlid.and th- eloee of business on Thursday,

pr I 2!'. the .ales amounted to $s0:!,-.iti- K

.' In the eorrespDndlng petlod Ininil the ealec were J7i;t,.2l.2t'. Iledue-tuii- n

in salaries made by the receiverswill amount to Jlltio.noo m a year.

An Inteiitory was taken at the eIoeof liusines. on Apni 17 ami the iiccoun-(tut- s

matle a calculation of the luveii.,m is of April N by a toiisldei.illon ofpur ...ist-- s and sales between April : andApril K

Ii tt.i found that s leceit-able- "

fr.PT.TSI .H". t."ifl.-71o.-

litlng current and defeirulchaige accounts and $'Jt4,-:s- n

:iu ltist.ilmeiit iiccounts, leprcsetltlllgsales of ulniui. "i wlng macliliie-- . andtalking machines. Tin- actual intt-nlor- t

of merchandise and supplies on Apt II 17,adjusted by the application ol ptliehases

ml cost of sale, from April !' to 17,

to the amount f Inveiitoiy asat the tlo-- e of es on April s. was$l.s77.i:i0.i'.s. The Hem of "plepald

was jr.ii,!' IS.S2, which, the -silj, Is Slllljlft to r.llUCtloll bf

the term during which iiisutance 1. ussd.Tin- - sum of .:.!. I. in eiresetits thl.i.ik alne of tin claims of the J. P..

ilieenhut Compiny against the .lonphIti'tiedlct Coiup.iu.t and the ManhattanI.aboratorlei ('.iiiii.in . .ubliliaries, bothof which ale In rt celtt rshlp

The Item of "Investment" Is placed atSsS,'!I2.'."'. lepte-entit- r- ll.ttsttnetll",mort.ages, (ollat.-ra- l .ecurltle. notesA.c , mowing out or the lelatloti. betweenthe .1. It ilreenhui Company and theliinkttr- ll nu whb h formerl eomlui-te-

,i banking bulne-- s In tile stole tf J.II. (Ireeiihut Comp.tti That batikln;:liusiness has heen dl. continual and

firm, the recelters have beeninf.tr :ii d. iias pild nearly all of Its

i tin, (inn. with deposit, airu re-

lating $(.."."0,iMiu ), in full.The value of tin- land, bullilltius and

equipment Is placed at 5 1 1 .li'.is.ii'J!. 3 1).

.ml good will. A.c. at $;... I'.ii'. 0.1. Thetotal ii"set are 1 1 . 1 7'.','.o', 4.U7.

The tecelwrs that .ubstantlallyth.- - .ntlre store and war.-hoii..- . propetie. are subject to a blanketmail.- to the Centtal Trust Company .fNew York on Deceinbei in. POO, totare an lue of i'..0io.uoo c. per cent,sriking furd mortgage bonds The-- e

hoi. ds were Issued by the company unilfIts former name of 'Ireenhut-Slege- lCooper Company The accrued luteinon this bond lsue as o' April s. l!'l...amounts to I9.03n 'Thus the totalni'trtgages, with accrued Interest andIiroportlon of taxe. and rental", aagalrsl the store and ti an house propeille. innrtK.-ices,- tin. receive;, tepor:.

appear to amount to .ilioui $f.ioi.nnnThe :!ali'lltle, a" stated bt the expert

c ountan's, aggregate 5 1 ;.T'3.3". I

txituslte if p .sllile claims for futuret.tita'.s damage and tor! claims. Ac.md include the following items'VJ'iZ.'i'i'i.in total moitgages ,,tnl ac-

crue. I interes'. fil.nliS.oSil mortgage!niK 5 3,"i 7. f. I.'."., notes paval.l,. and.nt.-t- st thereon, $2.x..7.7IS 3. tiedltorsfir s $23.sl'i" 71

dep.!t and advatiies, claimsof priorltt. The tales during 1011 were

13.27I..M! 11'.

"As to .lie phtsical c ndltion. of thstore properti. .. n.l the men haudlseand as to the staff of emplotee milI he actual husine.s ope-atlo- duringthe !. eiv. rsJilp," the recelters -- av, "w ertpoit we tli'. the stock of merchund ...hi g"sl londi'.on. the urgaii'zati n n.xi eptioii.i.ly .ompetent one. and we beliee the record of i.pei alioue dunni:the last thee,, weeks i nciiragiiig when. inpared w th tti.. record of the hi .rcspiiiiil'lig period dur.ng the pi mg

CANAL SANITATIONB0TCHED--G0RGA- S

Miami's 'iiiiinisi(i Head furto Check Mi-

liaria in I'.HIi:.

Si. Lulls. Aprli "0- - That Ida ue forthe failure ,.f the I'.inanii Canal '. ne'v

itil'.ait authorities to do away withiiialaita th.-'- was due to the chairman

f the coniinislon appointed in 1907 '

was the clt.i'ge made bj Dr. W. C.i.org.ts, Surgeon-tienera- ! f the UnitedStates army, y in an uldres '

the VV'.ishliigton University MedicalSell, ol dedication

Dr C.orgas told how at the end ofhis tlist four tears work, in I!",', theiiiala'i.i rate had been ledilccd from

21 pet- l.nOii to 22lie t ii of a Hew tonmitssioil being'

lilt in tiowe- - in U'07, continued:'In 1'iHx all power on the Ist!imu

wa. i out eutr ite.l In the hands ,f n.ingle man. the chuitin.it! or the com-mission. This otllcer tin, light it ndtisa-lil- e

to make radical changes in thell, 'til, ',1s of sanitation These ..'innees,

ordered lit- - the clialnn m, totk execu-nu- n

uf the .iim-iiial- l.il work out ,ftin- - hands of the s.iiili.ut' authoritiesand placed them In the hand of menMini had tin special knowledge of

win I,. I aigtlcd against tlletei haiiges. but lu no at all "

Dr. (I rg.is told of his ilfiein )aitexpeileiii e in tr, plea I H.ililtatlnu. espe-cially In Cuba, am! said that could liehate continued his woik In i'anaintthe tesults would hate been the samea. In llatatia. am) i:e canal workerswould hate been entltely free fromui.ilaiia, as w.te the cltiens of ll.itau.i.

"1 eel continccl Unit II oui .ban- -

in. in of Pius bad been able to put tit t .

effect lu Hull the methods ae fun nl onme in pin we could not hati acimn-pllshe- il

the sanitur) success at Panamawhich wo had acco'iipusheil prior ,

p.iOS," said Dr. (Joigns

CAPTURE OF HANEL NEAR.

llclcclltes llelletc tin,, Wiiuleil fortinnier Is With Circus.

New Vork detectives sea: dilng forJoseph linn, I, wauled for the minder of.Mis .lull. i llellner, Pollc.iCommlsslonei Woods fron I'lill.nlelphla.lestciila) that the) li.it e traced llauelto that cil.t anil eNpici to h.u c himunder ariesi prnbahb t "dav. nut l.ili I

tn. in .Momlav at an) ct titThm sa.t the) le.n mil that llano

b "I applied for a Job as cook ,,, thellarnuin Halley circus nnd was tohat. Joined Hie show in I eiilot, opMoud.i) With lids It.fnruiatioii andadditional clues the detectives .say the)are positive they can reach the fugitive.

I

' There Is a cross toad on the way fromthe concentration camp to the officers'quarters In the Hed Lion Inn nt Guild-ford, Surrey, Unglatul. It was there

j that peveinl weeks ago Sergt. Henry' Carlyle, a paymaster In the Itoynl Field

Artillery, took the wrong turn, whichltd him to this city nnd eventually tothe Tombs, wheie he Is now confinedon a charge of using the malls In aswindling In which he assumedthe role of Sir Henry I.. Stirling, sonof the late Sir John Stirling, part..president of tho legislative Assembly of

I Australia.The :oty he told begins on .Innuary

II, when Sergt. Carlyle, with 7ri0 Inthe pocket of his I hakl blouse which hnmeant to deliver to his commanding of-

ficer, took the . wrong turn, forgot hiswife and two children In Heading, Ilerk-slilr- e,

ntul the pos.lhlllty of winningglory nt the front, nnd hopped Into annutomobile that took him to Kingston-oil-Thame- s.

Flnallv he reached Lon-

don, where he e.vclauged hi set vice unl- -form for mufti.

Having purchased an elaborate ward-robe the btcaiiie "Sir Henry I

Stilting." and yielding to a whim saltedfor !la.gow. There he met .lan Mainand married bet s'Pl unmindful of thetilt ! deterrents to matrimony In Head-ing, lie paid 30 for.lhe special license,nnd told As.lslant United States Attnr-ne.- v

IMwIn M. Stanton ytsterday that' ".lean was ,oll well worth that much,

poor la..e'""Sir llenij ' and bis liride arrived

In tin. ton on the Allan liner Pietorlaon February la. Then they c.une toNew York. For fout days they livedat the lllltmore, paying Jx a day for

Itln-l- r loom, lipping waltem and cham-I't-nnii-

liberally and dining on the lie.tthe ltlltmore's chef tould serve

. Then Carlyle began to run short of'funds, so he muted with his hrlde to a

furnished room at 1"1 West U"th street.It was some time after tills that FotnfTlce Inspectors Mnjuillan and Schaef-fe- r

made the acquaintance of the sandycomplexloneil, bald he.ded little i:ngllh-mat- i.

Tlie wen- - told of "Sir Ilentv"by a Ml.. A. .1. llnjle of DM We"tKlghty-fourt- h street, who had answeredun adtertlsemen: reading

WANTIlIt la.lv t.t trtvst a.erriturt ti. llntr.l.li tii.tiiemHti and tia

. inintnlun : titled lit.lt-- , tiumi reiiulredapply enrl.liiK tuple, uf testimonial..A day or two after making applica-

tion for the Joh Miss lioyle received a'call fiom "Sir Henry" Then she gota letter Informing her that her testi-monials were entirely satisfactory findthat she might hate the Jolt at 2.10a year, provided she put up a cash londof K'Md. which would be refunded atthe expiration of three months. Soanxious wete "Sir Henry'" and his wifeti obtain the sett-Ire- of Miss lioylethat I'll" It'te: was followed lit- - aond fto-- "Lady Stilling" uiglng herto accept the place

In the meantime 'Sir Heniy" and Inswife had moved to another furnishedroom at IP.i West 127ta street, nnd Itwas then- - that post offl. e Inspectors andtwo i lt- - detectives arrested hiui, lieinad" a full nf sslon to Mr. Stanton.

C.irltl. w.ll he ariaign.-i- l heforeUnited Slat.s i 'oniiiiissioner Houghtonat 1:3ii .iVIock this morning

PROMOTER BRIGHT IN JAIL.

Mo. I Itelllt'ii s;tllll,llllll , securi-ties 11 III inc. ItocUelellcl',

Charles who ha. promotedni.i'it i iitt rpi is.-- , m South Amerl, a, wastell! to Ludlow street Jail testeld.lt

Court Ju. Davis r". .1

.einpt of .unit. Ilright must st.it therennt. I he p.p. 2'.o tin,. i,r cotiieinpi nndturn" ovei to the Tt.ins.iintiiieiit.il I tail wat Comp.mv l,oml of

the company woith l'iiii.oiih mid lon,.inn of the ciirnpatit ' stock.

Hriglil eald .teslerdav that Hi. .om-pa- u

alie.nP has the sto.-l- and 1)1:1! heatiiio- - produce the honds liccause thct

ueie taken from h.s hou.c 111 I'rugu.itHnglii hlaii es .lolin D. i;.i, ciellei forIns troiilil. , .put think- - theinterests :11c behind tlu llt.gatioii

the law tlrni uf Miitr.iy llowlaud.v Pn-utn- of win h ll Parinalee pientlce. lt t'o. Uefelle: s 's alle'iiiiel, - foi .'.c r nil .....I ...i- -

part

The Hoard of Estimate, voted yester-day to linve the city complete the sllc.of tho new County Court House by tak-ing title on May C to tint addition, itproperty required. Comptroller I'ren-derg.t- st

vigorously onjected, but was op-

posed by all of the ether members.Tho Comptroller ha, mado up Ills

mind that tho site an hulldlng will cos'at least J19.000.000. He holds that thltIs too much of un undertaking in thipresent tlnnn.-l.i- t condition or the cityHe said last night that bn donblMl I.any way could bo found to stop It, bitIf tin-it- . was a way ho would keep onlighting.

At ycMerday's meeting of tlm Mstlmate Hoard Mayor Mltchel said: "On.of the principle reasons for tho testingof the title nt the present tlmo Is thatIt will K.ivo a large amount of damages.'Then the Comptroller snlil : "1 do notbelieve that the property not requiredcan b.. wild at a figure that will 111111,4

the cost of tin. needed site liwa thanIS.filiO.000. The tstlmatetl cost of thobuilding Is 51o,i)on,iir.s. That tnake.i thetutal outlay 1 10,000,000."

President McAncny of the Hoard ofAldermen Insisted that tho saving Infoundation cost alio the cost of thochange of grade tnarte possi'de by theshift In site would take. $2, i.oon fromthe iippaietit figure of J !t,0ii0,inin. Hesaid it was Impossible for the. board toletrace Its steps, an ?n acquiring a siteIt had acted under a mandate from theLegislature.

"The site." he "will cost 7 --

000,000 and the building J ln.OOO.lioo.We have the power to keep the

that. We are required by lawto g" ahead,"

llesldes Votltl,' to take title to tllr.ew property on May r. u.. boanl ap.proved the In) out of th 1t preparedby the Curt House Hoard, r questedthe .Manhattan Hoiough Prt tt. lent tohave teiupoi.iiy roadways construct! iland directed the Hiireau of Franchisesto negotiate with the street car com-panies for the of their trackIn Woith anil Centre stteels. A tililpermitting the distribution or the coitof the Court House ottr several y.iars.so that the debt charges will not pl'lti up.Is now Itefnie the Mayoi ror his signa-ture. Contracts for clearing up the sltpreparatoiy to building are belli J d

by tile Court House Hoard.After the meeting Compttollet Pien-ilerg-

said three real estate expertshad told him that the land to be dis-posed of as not ntcessary would brlninot more than t3.iiuo,ouo ,ven nfter

lloue was built and propel tyfronting tl civic centre" had risen Invalue This . tiie property which Iscosting the city J j.oOo.noo. The Comp-troller alo that the city wouldtpend K'n.OUO.oOO before the Court Houswas finished,

St. Andiow's Kout.ui Catholic ChuichIs within the area needed for the Couttlloust, but it was excepted yesterd.i)from the property to which title Is tobe taken in. mediately. Father F.tt-r- s

and his friends have been tryig to lutethe chun-- spared. The K.tlmate. H0.1 ddecided to hate a conference with l'..rdln.il Fat lev hefore detirmitiing th" faof tli.s ouildlng.

TAXI COMPANY LOSES.

I t.iirt Mollis 'Mint lis chicle.I'ttllle I utter Public Ilm-U- s 1. 11 it.Tin- - Masoi Seaman Transport.! .011

Coinpant lost testerdat it. appllcatio-- i

to the Appellate Division of the SupremeCourt to restrain the cry authorities,from enforcing the terms of thenmeiidiil publ'c h.t'-- ordinance, whlr'iwill include the plaintiffs taxlcalst underthe provision 0! the law relating torate", although the Mason-Seama- n tn.do not solicit p.itioiiage on the pub! esp et-f- s

The plaintiff unieiiiled that it di.escnlv a ha. k business thioughhav.iig cunti acts with railroads? Mi.intship onip. 111I1- -. hotels ,md clubs a' I

that 111 it., vclin l.-- s with pulnliack. lie . omp.tri)-.-

. Iiu.luestt wouli 1...Injured. The Appellate Division iu'cthat the ordinance N valid

Kill. Herself in Unci. Inn rhnlr.Fast (ntv..r. V .1. Apr I 'an - Afi

pla. Inn t I I 11. " an elitelop. r erg.. It'll and add-e-.in- it to a ne'clilm

'Mis Clirabetll Heck, lit tears old, ,,st!ngl'l put i g.l. tube III h." ii untilseated ie " i o, W i.g ill tit' -

i isoft pillua iiiuli" or In i. .mil wa'el

) f ir death llei l..,lt ... t.iiind toal ,i

Stern Brothersneanc ?3rJ Streets, 1tst at Ftttt ivt 'nut.

''(;-(- (, Salurrfmj, al my tlccitiid ictlucttait,

Two Splendwi Ctrou)? of

Alen's Silk Lined S)rini Overcoatsal S .16.50 and 21.50

.Men's Light Weight Suck Suits-- . . at 318.50RoKtihir Value $25.mi

Months." Long I'rouscr Suit?, . . nt $9.7.')ItcRtilar Values $111.50 ami 15.0(1

Also in our Men's Custom Tailoring Department,( tnh rs irill he taken To-ln- if for

Men's Hlue or lllaek Suits. ,a(,. to nuasure;Hfgtilar viilucs .fllO.OO, il'J.OO iind ;i,r,00. at $5.00

The Men's Shoe Depart menlOn the Main Fluor, (ith Avenue nnd tllrd Strr-r- t Entrance

11"' o( ti Itiijhhj important sale To-d- ai uf

Men's Oxford Ties, .v rNery specially priced al .PO. pair

Tlipy arc miuli' un the favoritt' flat last m liltick anil miihoK.nocalfskin anil liave tho apjicarancc (if a IiirIi cost runt inn nupio ,hne