THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN.
THE WEATHER:
FAIR.
Associated Press
Leased Wire Reports.
VOL. X.W. No. :i-29.
ANllKYIU.K. X. ('.. 'ITK.Sn.U ),' I I. SI M'TKM IM 11. 1iu!i.
J 'KICK FIVE CENTS.
L
ONEESKfMO ONLY
IF OF
PirSjUCCESS
He Has Harped on Fact That
Dr. cook Had no wit-
nesses to His Feat
ROOSEVELT'S CREW
DESCRIBE EXPLOIT
Peary's Men Travelled in Re
lay Dropping off Until
He Was Left Alone
BATTLK llAIUlOlt, Labia. lor,
Kept. 13. From me-iubei'st of tin
Peary Arctic expedition m board the
LIVING PROD
steamer Roosevelt a tiiinibo.r nt I - -tails
of the .lash l.i .In- polo Ii.iv.
bten gleaned. These th tails an- a.
follows: The only mm to reach th.
were Commander Peary and mir Ks
klmo, Eging Wan by name. Th.- mh
er white members of th.. varum:-'
parties that left Cap.- i''iliinil.u were
sent back one by out as IVarv drew
nearer daily to his objective. .Math, u
llenaon an-d three Kskiinns, t fi onlv
tither memibers of th- reduced party
that made the tinnl dash, weje left
one march south of the pole.
Captain Robert A ltaril.it ami
George Borup start.-d Fiihruarv l'T
from Cap1 Columbia, with a iiiimnw
of Eskimos and dogs on th.- mar. b
acroHS the li e. heading in.iili. i m
March 1, Commander I'eary bit Cape
Columbia with his parly, consist nig
of seven w hite men, s.-v. nt.-.-n P.sLi
nios and 130 dogs.
Marcli In ltclas.
On March 4 Peary came iii with
Partlett, vvli.il had pitched Ills camp
at the Hide of a. lead of water vvhiih
it was Impossible t cross. Tin- con
bined parties had to wait until Mar. h
11, seven days, before fi,riliei- ti . o; r. ss
was possible. The sun was se.n for
the first time March f.. ami a short
way iron i the eighty-fourth parallel.
' The supply c f alcohol was running
abort and Borup returned l.i Cap.- t'o
lumbla for a fresh :i.nk. March M
Borup overtook Peary a,ffaln and
brought a supply of oil -and alcohol.
The rtWidawMna Paeftwwr Hons G.
Marvin joined Peary the same day.
At this point Professor 1'onald H.
McMillan wan sent back, his fc.-t hav
ing be.-n badly fro., i' lb. tup re
turned to land from x 3 with lj
KskSmos. ,
The party now t .insisted 'f twelve
men fen sledges ami eighty-liVc dugs.
((Vnilinutd on m'- foiir
IT
IS OM OFTHE POLE
All l'l'PPPflflltS (f IlltlTlli'l
tituial Law at Fault in
This rartinilai- Case.
MUST UK r.K'Ni:i)
PAK1S, Sept I-. -The I't nips to
day discussing the sover. ignl v of lh:
Morth pole, expresses th. opiui -
the relative perman.nc the ice
there might properly faita- the ques
tion whether this P I ritoi v coin.-s un
der the orilinHiy int.'i national rules
applying fl land an. I He- Inch .-i c
The paper insists, b..vv. v. r. ibit .-
ploring expedilioin such a Cook's
and Peary's cannot give title, and I"
this end it quotes Calvo to lb. .-lit t I
that the acquiring ..I sovereignly is
involved with effective npaiioii,
namely accompanied or followed bv
the commencement of administrative
organization or cuninen ial and in
dustrlal exploitation. A majority ,.f
the authorities agree, the pap. r cavs
that the simple planting ..f the Hag C
. not BUfficicnt.
The Tenuis also again severely . rit
Irizes Commander P.ary's acciisaii..n's
against Dr. Cook as well as his "gen
et a! grandiloquent attitude." saving
In this connection:
"Peary's patriotic ib .duration about
taking possession ot the pob- in th--nanie
of the president . . f the 1 7 n it . I
States contrasts strongly, wilh lb.
commercial spirit he ilisplav.-,) in
copyrighting his storv "
ROANOKE WINS THE
VIRGINIA PENNANT
KICHMi NI. Sepi, 1 :t. Prcshl. nts
of the six iiginia League t lubs, as
nn executiv e board, ni'-t In re t'Uught
4 and by unanimous vole settled the
tjlispute arisitiR from the lie b. tue.-n
tlKnatioke and Norfolk at the cb.se ..f
xj-ie season by awrding the pennant to
Roanoke The last game placed o,
YPjorfolk last Satur.cv wis thrown
vyt on the grt.iind that it should have
played in Portsmouth ami that
Wtt transfer was in violation of the
yyfcistitulion of the association.
imiTOPsy nmf mmSml
SUTTON COULDN'T PEARYTOOKCOOK'S fei m.K
IE FIRED SOOT STORES AND SKINS BS 's ilk
Body of Young Marine Officer
Killed at Naval Academy
Is Exhumed
MOTHER MISTAKEN
AS TO BROKEN ARM
Surgeons Declare Bullet Must
Have Been Fired at Least
Five Feel From Body
W ASH I.MjTi in s- iit. 1 :: When lb,
body of l.ieut. mint James N Sullen
I P' tin- young marliii
I. el VV h
In:, death ah. ml lu v.ars :ikh at
Al'liupoh:; was I' ll II 111 'll a( Alllllgtoil
i'IHlllV tlllS llltllM'Hill. 1111 nutop-v
p. I 1 1 ll 111 it by phv - it i:i II:; I t pl'e s. II 1 1 1 1 '-,
llir navy ,1, p i rl lucid :l lul young Sut
tol.s Ill.it ll t r, ill -elosi ll til,- I.llt that
v r. Il .l t il although a i t -ii -
tusioli iva: f-illlnl ov.r lilt' tight eve.
It had ti. . ii Mr-. Sutton's ctiiiti-n-li-.n
Hint li. i s. tifs arm had been
broken in the liplit which preceded bis
death, and that this b. inn Hie i-it.
till' Shot Which ended his lilt- ci.ljl.l
not haf bet ii :tdf inlli. ti d.
i I'ov.ilcr Knrns.
)r li.-orne 'I'ully aiinlin. ..I Ibi-.
cit, who i ipresili lit! Mrs. Sutlon at
the autopsy, soul tmiirjit that tlo
bolli l .iiin.l which caused bis death
uas three inches nbt'W the i ikIi t .al
and u as clean rut. Th. iv uas to.
illdicalioll thnl the hair and scalp
bad been burned b p.ivdei- Sur
g. .n Spear. Imi i epl .s. lib tl tin- ton v
.lepailiii. nl. declined l.i make a stale
no nt l.iniUlt, saillH that be illlilld
ed to make a r.p..rt d.i.ct I., lb
na ' ilepa rt in. nl.
.rai' 'onsciTiiled.
Attorney V.ui I ke, assistant ct.iiii
sel lor Mrs. Sntlt.ii. naid tonlKilt that
he was convinced that the rhot had
been tired it least live feet from the
officer's head aud that the wound
shows conclusively that it was a
physical Imposnibility for Sutton to
have tired the shot.
A ll i- the autopsy had I n c.itii-
.- tetl. 111. body was placed in a licv
coffin, provided by the gov rnmeiit.
and was rc-interred in the same grave
after lb.- ground bad I n consecrated
by i:.-v. Ril her Abmo ( litis, t St.
Augustine's I'atbolic church, this i t
Sra IS STILL ON THE
REM PLATFORM OF THE
His Latest Occupation
the Discussion of De
racv and l anil.
TALKS AliOl'T DOLL
liAI.I.AS. 'I'evas. Sept. l:t --Willi
1111 J. Itryan arrived here todav from
.Missittll. Texas, lie spent the day ll' l't'
in preparing, an outline of the ad
dress he is to lb-liver here It inoirovv
The subject of lilt- address is "lc
-l .it y and t be Tal lit
Mr. Pryaii said til it bis presence
in 'I eyas was lor the purpn-e. hi.-!
bi deliver a I w hi lure:-, s nl. to
v isit bis (aim al Mr ..ii, which was
reported in St.lile il.lller If. .Ill the
Ii.. ...I-, ami thi..., ..- a -.at ..I .os-ibil.
il from Mi., other i.ui. n. deliver a
feW .-llldtesses o 1 1 11 1 I'.t.l o " doe
t l ilies 111 t oll lie. 1 1. ,11 w ll ll 1 be la n If
' ' 1 ' I o i u Te.is. I III I I go I o A I 1 om:i
to , isil my sol, Willi. mi. an I lit
bride." In- said ' Tie . .IL l "I'll-. ..I,
win re Willi. nil i.. attending Hi- mil
v . r il V . I in . i. I..I-. r 1 , M r I'.l v i ii
and 1 w ill celebrate .air tw. nt . 1,11b
Wed. ting an tin ft s.t I v This wdl be al
our home in N't bra-k.i. Th. . hiltlf -n
will be He re. I.al. in ' . lob. r ..r . it
. in .ov...-nl.er .Mi . Pi-van and I vv . 1 1
go to Mission T.-v i We. p.-i t lo
spt-n, I Cbrctuias will, Willi. m m Ar
iz, tri. i
'"I bis diss us.. I, ,u abo ill v, ho 'Ii " ov
el-etl Hie Noltb p.,1.. Ills Mllere e,l
in.- . ..iisi.lera blv .N . v I don't know
.v In p.. In i. :. -boiii l .nl.i ii.t" l In
thing. bit soon In. v I ' - w ..inb r. .1
vv hat polili. al bell. !' tin.-.' in-n
Ho are talking al I have I ! -b.-ve
il is. -al. to s iv lb. -v are tlernm rat'.
Why.' Well jiot beau-.- ili'itmi rats
have got us... I lo being out in the
t ..hi an. I th.-v . an do th-ir best work
tlu re 'I be North p-.b- . on. bin, lis art
ideal l..r them
littwn at Mision there vfis ti..
U I damage in Hi- town and very
littb- my farm. With :,ll of the drv
Weather it s. . nis that T.-vas in In a
g.iod condition It is a spbndal state
ami it is woli.br that ev.-n the presi
dent of the I luted States is jMra.tc.l.
to a farm In Texas "
corroborates Accusation . t.U'li T ' IM.
HaratotoreMadotiynr. l'.U Ml
Cook's Friends . , h f..J) 1M
furs and"ivokv wr.Ke -J ' !l(k-H
Peary Is Anxious to Get Home . A nJf wL I
in Tin. For Hudson- p iiJi
Fumade t- - r - j-tl
ST. .l(ill. S. . I'.. Sept. 13. - Alan
hilteii, v. ho boat : iv a in .if the
I', arv auviliai v I'ti-aniel- l-ll ik In I HOI.
o-I.un in l:i'is. a.bl.- bis oiiota to
lb. polar . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v i - r- v lo.l.iy nil his
. ..-.!i! mi,- be a vv much ..I I', arv
in. I in. n ! I'. ir- s pl.in.c lie tv.iis
o lb'- t-!r:!. in Hie su in.iner nl
I she :,v of a week
S-ilnev abtncsule the schooner John
l: llradl. v ill vv h Ii 1 ir i -,..,k vv a.-
ail lie; I or III
bill, n . :i t - ihal Die iiladley was
a I umlaut Iv .Uip.ett lor I oik'.- to.
p. till ion. bivim: : up plies for at hasl
l ! 1 1 v . :ir. He .-. iiilinn- I lie cba y
ciatlc bv I ir I'oob al i open hagen
H al I'. -arv I.C'I'le took Cook's pltt-
is s. adding that not milv did the
. r. .v ..I" the shm take Cook's hi.m'.n"
IiiM .vie al l-:tah. but that boats
vt ii I.. A mi.. ink , t hit iv mile
!'t.Hlt. I" I' Illteic Cul'j pi'. (Visions
... ll o il VV I I'e Slol e. t liel e.
'I'.Miii r.-ici'vtiiing.
billt-ii ii.liinil. .1. however. Ihal he
''id ll'tt know ii tins i.iiuival was by
rangeiiiolil lelweeli ltulolphe
Ifancke. who was It It in charge of
ll.- prov isions tin, I'eary. or I'eary'n
i - .r. s. ntal iv --.
The boatswain al ji made the ulato
ni. iil thai otb cook's and I'rancke'-
co'letttotl 1.1' iVol'V all.) Skills. SKNle .l
I'oiu v'.t -1 valuable, likew ise vv.-re tak
t n lb- said thai the trouble vviib
Peary's previous expeditions hail been
the lack Ol Slll'plie--. lust. -ail Of re-
I'laiiung away lor three v.-ar-. t'om
TtiaudeT Peary was compelled to re
turn after ulHitil tlfteon months, the
real reason, Whit (en decl.-tred, was
that he did .not have enoo'th supplies
t i remain longer.
i:;i:it ni iiomk.
PdTI.I-: IIAKIKIK. Se,,. ;s. The
AsM.ciai.,1 Pr.-ss lug Tin. mas liouglas
arm il b.-re Ibis afternoon Com
ni m-b-r IVurv'x Iimiimt Poos, veil was
(com m ije.i on page four.)
pIlwiment is"
fast moving to the
I'l'oinilieiit Men Decluit
Their liil li in l!rookl n
Lirer Is I'nsiiaken.
K'Alt'l'.' TlXn.MOW
M:W k;K. S. ,l. I.:. That polar
polemics i tiu.tl le.t ttnlv generate hut
maint.nii uu ibateil sn I, h. at n.--.. . I
III.- piotil ol seeing a It d healing to
b. ln e, bnl Miih I ir. i ,,,,k bom. w aid
bound and ci-iiii net icb r I'earv now in
too. I, vvilb l b. I ,i i ,- . I dents, l vv.
welling Ir. iii,- tit ...nlbciing iffiim.
i ion a re u w . . n t i .-d . . it a t 1 1 v a ! -ad',
hoibiig ov.i. ' '..in me i, I and
r 1 1 1 ' i - in Ink i , I b 1 1 1 g .. ill. i r pr. -i.ec
a. idil v a lei I al In r gain I ban
Pi t ioic-
a .-. -1 1 1 u tl I . 1 1 that ( '. -n
1 1 v v. oil. I h i v . , l... I ,.,,. I
solnllv b.-hiiitl I, an .
ma n.l. r P.
Stal. s na ,
In. I bold.
ait in a I. 1 1 - r 1 1 o 1 1 1 Peal I
lil. v i i i ! i i . I ' ma tl. pub- j
Admilal H.
lie tml.IV bV I ' .1 I t : I I Ii 1! S ' l-boli s.-c.
I t I I I -V ol I be , , I,. , ,,,l, ,, A IIU I I-
I w li i-di In. C .. .1 i - a iii. m If r.
i ' ,j. ,ii i (,. td.ti I .ti.,.v , ,1 i:, Ins I. t
'-r ti.. m th.. admiral nought with a
etui.- .li ... In, il, . ,,,i. , it,,. ,,rth
p.,lo '
.1 ir I 'i e,li. r, I, A i -.... ." In- said
"V a.S tol . . .. , 11, A lie's I l-.
'I: a I a . . ban I v. . -a lin,. t i in.
a .v . . X ,:,. .... ,,.,t-,,j mauv b-oii..
I :' I hiv.- ... i I in. . ii a ma ii ,,f in
i.g-i il , . pi . ii, . lit x ami m... I
Mv il i I a i o.,.
"I have ., I -o I II be ,, her f, .
bov k lo .v ii ban I . .P part Iran lie
t ' III '1 bv I t r f. 1 1 1 a I :! . 1 1 .s .
A itt-r a i:u oig ..I ii,,. , ii..
nun if. r I b. V i , 1 1 . , un-i
i. a ton, Kill, I n . I:, i i. Stebbins, il
c'lllil Ilia ',, g.'l'e the Club's .' I I I i t 1 1 1 1 . ..!
tile I o, ,, . ! y
"Th.- Arctic , : ,l, ,,f Aim i a a." In
said has n .thing to do vmhi ll..- . ..ii
!:.. . rsv ..or the di-- ovitv of tie
i" ! At' fiat ll,.- r Is eleb teoog
m' s Is l hat I ! Co,,k Is t be tlj.. .,v -.
r. r ,,f fb. pole a n.l t hat Pearv rt-ab.
il there. Our .inly d.-Hire l,s to honor
th.- discoverer. Neither side ha."
prov d it? ca.. to America, but sim
(Continued ()n pog- four.)
BANKERS MUST HEED DEMAND FOR
Public Clamor for Postal
Campaigns
('IIICACO. Sept. IS. (nil ..I' a mul
tiplicity of conferences lodav pp Illlii
nary b. tin convening of the Ihiiiv
liflh annual conventton id the Ameri
can Hankers' lujsocjuiioii, toiiioi i ivv .
on.! fact stands out supreme in the
opinion of the bankets, and that Is!
th.- bill of lading question. Thai this
will soon be settled In the opinion of
the hundred anil more bunkers,. iar- ka. Kancs ami Texas laws have he n cur., a high Krade ..f men as Bupcr
riers and shippers rcprescntal iv a s w bo eiiacled guaranteeing safely .if lie- ! vUors and exainlnets .
held all-day coer on the j p. Thus It Is plain that public "Among the varloiiH regulations up
subject I opinion In sunn, parts .if the conn-
Th.- cry of the bankarii has bmn try, at least, is not satisfied with ti,o Pwed Uy your association, the.r
been for a bill of Ia4lng which would conditions under wbieh .bank log U it which emi to mo ( tramtccjnp,
make the tairrUu- -ttW It renponHl- 1 now efirrled on, or x'tllftViTi 'im'ffimTh j at tmiiwltwlw Pm IU1 'tWNtmtc. It In
hie so that it would be a sale nego- I of protection w hich bank sup. rvl- j Unit snchiKs deposits, when taken by
liable instrument. , h!oii has managed to give. commercial bunks and trust cniiipan-
The ruilr mil t .pri-sental Iv is di I iml : "I think ll Is tbar thai the nailoii- hs should be required by law to be
oppose the n soliii ions and ibis was, n bank act and most of the slate j segregated from other tb posits mid In
taken by 'he bankers to i 1 1 1 1 . ah- a ' banking law i empower the superv ism , vested lit thorn- securities In each state
closer degree of I: trnmny Hian h is to see that lie law Is oh. vol It i-.-- which are ionst, ie.l safest and best,
prevailed "tnci h. retofote lb. .ar- j ma in. si In- N w York, Imw. er, after ' We are face I., face with postal sav
lier's' liability tins been the pi-incip.il ' tb.- panic nl 1 :i o s r. giv to I In- super- i bigs hanks legislation. It Is safe to
bone of coiileniion. l--.tr povv r n.. only to .III-, ci tin s.iv Unit no ie of m would favor this
.Mr. .lay's ltccoiiini-nilalions. , I is-i,l iuua m , .,1 unsal,. and unsound i extciiMloit l government ncllvlly II
The annual v-nthui ..I He Na- j pi.i. tii but al'i.r ..-(. t sli ps to sale depositories for sav ings could be
tional Association "I National Super- tale possession of ami liquidate n n y : pi ' v hb d by Individual effolt. .
visors of slate harks was In Id t,.,lay bunk which in gleets muler tliiettion "In my opinion th- postal ho vIiiks
Pierre Jay. pr. si.b nt of tin asso. ia- ; "In addiiiou to r. eoinin. nding that b.ink Is n.it a iiulmnul but a local Is
tlon. delivered his annual a.lilr. ss. .provisions similar lo these existing If I sin-. The calf for It comes from the
Mr. Jay. In rt . nn mending n nil .,i ui New Vol k l- . na.i .t 1 1, .v.-ry slate 1 West ami I he Sou lb where t here Is n,
bunking laws In all stales, spoke in il is also recommended: ! savings bank leglsla I bin, and where
favor of l.glsithtii which will in all : 1. That the -upci-v P or should be a banks lire Iar r. moved from nettle.
e. I: ex Separate lie Ml Ills' .b poMt." I . I . t I ( I 1 1.1 III., r or Sllollld IlllVe Bolllc I MlelltS. .N't VV Voik, NlW l.'t I g I II I! 1 1
from ciiniiniTcial nnlr. II u i 1 "IIm 1 i .. t.giu.. d qua bb, a i en l.u the ' .'. w Jersey and p. unsv'lvunbi rail
by doing this, ll, declared, that He ..flue. lot' lll.lll v.-cy llllle because the bgls-
estalilislimetit of postal savings baiil." -'. That polili, s should play no , lalun n of those iiIiiIi m have provld-
by the gov e rn iii . i , i can be prciciii. .1
TRADERS IN ILL STREET
Minister from Trinitv A 1 I
vises Youn;.'' Men to Takel
1 liin for Tlb ir Model.
NKW VfjpK.
cloW',1 of seVeia,
bov -i in Wall hi i .
bun Wilkinson.
Ti in it v i Inn Ii i
eulogy (d lb., l.i!
man I ir. Wlnl
chair at th i:
I'-road streets
banco at t In- i,
b ,.l a crowd alea.
"..Mr. Ilai i In i i
inli." In said.
I.f desired ill I,:-,
l! I'e 1 Iflen ,1 111 o
ma n would sa v ! .
came ill t niil.i. I
" I want you 1
I '.iiriinii ii. I lie.
km v Mr. I In 1 1..
uttelel man in A :
He was u 1 1 1 i g 1 1 1 i
his lif. Man.-,
alt. uml me alt
ce . t tiari vv is M
iv.h vi'iir ai'e. a,
'id pirhaps ,n :
Hie sane hoslle
ci. i:i. r.eioi'e. a
HI. If, I I and
lo.lciv . p.-v W ,1
..f tb, el- i,'V of
h. ,1. I, el . d al,
Iw ard II II n l I
n uioiiiil. ,1 a
of W cl and
the i 1
hour, am! I,
al.
, ( a g I ' In i '
left II. .!b,!g to
ial and religious
life Mi I bin I -
e w lib ,v : i.ni In
to (bur
M r
11 told I :e V : i
mv s, i: .'.a
vv In re If v ed
Mo all l Iii .,, i.;b i
ini V, ,111,;: a, ell I
t er iiiiiin tin
r 1 1 1 1 : i 1 1 ; ,, i , in t
.'.Oil llVe ,- lit t
you r ill i. a. h '
WA.SIIIN'flTfi.V.
cast for North c
warmer Tuesday V
irig v biudin-sa, hgb'
- pt. r
Pore
I-a.r ari.l
il's.lav iiior.-nH-variable
uiruls.
Peary Thinks He Has Found a New Member.
a t v J V, A J WMWra
GREATER SAFETY
Savings Banks and Agitation of the Matter in Political
Has Brought the Issue Squarely to the
Front Say the Experts.
Mi. Jay i-alil In putt: 'Since we :t. That he shoiihl have a freehand
nu t in June ISIUS, n .tueslion in whit h I In sidcctliiK his asslslanls
vv are vllllly Interest.. tl, the safety! 4. That his si a IT r hoilld he lal'Ke
of bank th posits, has been made one j enough ,i make tliotouuh Heiiil-un-of
lie iniijor Isijues of a great politl- ntial cxnmlniitluiiH.
i-ul campaign. The result has been r And since I am no longer ii suli-
the election of a president, pledged
hj his platform to cr.c'e a postal k.-iv-
ings haul
In South Dakota, Nehrim-
pari in hi" nppMiiiim. m
ADMIRAL DEWEY TICKLED
WITH FLEET'S SHOOTING
' --h res Marksmaiisliiji ol'jlsNota I'o.'-ses.sion lut Sub
Aniei icin I miners JJesI jeel. only to IW for liihi
in Hie W'.irhl. ! in- Dit.-li.
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.end ballb hip If I. id
. A lei In If," V I- I It , I sol I lb.
I lops ill lb. wo. Id, !.,,- added
I If oil, III , I
Tin- a , III I al V, .'C In ha- -.11 e e I or
t I,. 1. 1 I I ii,. 1. ..la , s.m his : el u I ll
t i , I ' o,c !..:, 1 1 - an in. V acn I i. i fi
' 1 1. i.f ,,i II a -pri tigs V.i. IP- a pp. al . d
!,, b. ,i, ;,:, I lo ill b 'I II.- gem r il
bond .( li:- Hi V. ol 'ii( ll Admiral
I"'..., p.. fbii! w ill as.embp. soon1
b.r O i. ' vvoik. an impnrl.uiil
ff.naie ! .-. b -, will I,, tip. suhiiiis-
-'n S.. .In..' M'.tr ol a naval
piogram P i :ic next - ion ..f o.n-;
f-'. -s :
More ship-' 'if eons., v, ,. ri.fJ (
rn.lt ' b 1 1 1 -. " . i ' - I 1 1 ' . I Admirai l-eyi
. in 1. 1, an. ailv "W.- m d I, i I.. . , our .
nt.il .-.! inb.-bii,. n's ,p to the htgh-
s- -lip ot . ft,. in v j
ot . ft,. if v '
m,i:itior i.i. wi s.
, I!IM:.-ca. p il-.. Sept. 1 ". IMoriot,
tb. I r ni'li av i.it-.r l. ft in r.- today.
Poinii r r.riiaius lure arid f.-r ain.th-
d vv. k 1:
iml the Italian aviator
will
.utitirje th. ir flighls.
TO DEPOSITS
I visor. 1 may add that the salaries
I pabl should be larKe euouKii to m-
i'.l savings hank 1. gbdalion,'
(TARIFF ODES MO T FOLLOW
FLAG INTO THE CANAL ZONE
W SIIINi;To, Sept. 1 .1. --The new
I inn l.nv of August .'. Inst, iluis not
. 1 1 . . I . I., th. lillimlaii i aiia.1 . , a.
.a ding lo a
! Allot t . . I . I
I i I l a I y
...l:iv -Tb- i
b . isi oil given hv in I lug
cral Uml.. II. Klli.. 1 1
of war, a tul a n noiinci .'
anal -one In Iml one o.
II
po ". sslo ni" of the I 'mletl Ml. l.
ill.iii Hit uu a iilng (( t llal t- I in ll.
He bet laic I lb.- lai llf a. t. cm
in, t, ling attoiiu general Iml i.ilb
1 I I a 'l .b. .1 lot In- use, ,,, cm
I ' ' I e I , :tmr oil! I o ,,r the In:!' 0
Male.., for the ,s, nil rue! Inn and iii.mc
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III.
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POLICE BAFFLED
IN MURDER CASE
I i KTI : ' IT. Mf I,.. Sept. Kb - l-'.-w
,,, ,.v , , ,, , ,,,,,,, i ill f ed today III
, M.,;, ;, Afi ; ,na n. l,..i.
,1,,,,,, ,(..., , ,i i,..,p, ,s found il,
;,,..., ,.,k . w ... k ago Toaclil
sin i.fl if,-I'.-i i " looking for n nm.
who Is :tlb,g VI l" Iviio.y null,, Iblua
,lJt n,, ,:,,. 'louiorrow It Is. a for.
M, ,,,,,,..! v.,, h. miule l.v ' the
j- ., h)UK !,,. , niv offer a
h.,.) ( r,,v,,,, f,,r i,,. aitprehetiHlon
or ,.,,'. a I ion of the slaver of the
girl
'I'h
$ 1 n.uiiii hail . of lr. Oorgo A
I'tlteti, v. ho w --as arrested on suspi
cion in ii. ctloii with, Hi- (use, was
r.-new. ,1 today a n.l the doctor was
iioHii.d by the court that he need not
app. at again until ho was wanted by
fhe court.
MORGAN S PEOPLE
FAIL TO GET INTO
Judge Lovctt Succeeds Dead
Kdllroad Wlzird In U. P.
Executive Committee
LOREE WILL PKOBABLY
BE OPERATING MAN"
Kunh-Lec Standard Oil Inter
ests Still Paramount In
Harrlman Roads
Ni:W VtiPK, Sept. IS. The ron
llii.-une i.f th, llari Imaii pollchm In
the iiianagt 1 1 1 1 1 1 of tdilon Paclllc,
Southern Paclllc and tin. chain of al
lied railroads was made certain today
temporarily at least, when Hubert 8.
I.ov.ii, f,. i. I l.u riniaii's personal
counsel and close f t i. ml, was elected
to succeed Mr. I i n , iman nt the head
f the executive committeB Of th
Pub. ii Paclllc railroad. To atrength-
n furl her the (luminance of ttm
Hat i liiiiin bleu," Jacob 11. Sch Iff ami
William Ito.kcifeller both heavily
Interested in the llairlninn rtiterprlB
i s. were elected illrectorn In place Of
Mr. Ilarrlmnn uml the lata II. II.
lingers, and also were chosen to plac
on Uie executive rnminltlcfl.
Isrm. for President,
The Union Piiclllc still remains
w it bout a pr. sldeut ax Mr. Harrlman
occupied this position also. It III tin
derslnoil, however. Hint an operating
man-- prohiihly U K liree, prenldent
of the Ihduwaro ntnl lludMnn, will bo
el.a led to the place at tlvo annual
inectlnif of the stockholder lo ba
held on October 12.
The office which Judffn Ixivett M
suiued today In tho most Important In
the niiinugeiuctit and financial iiuper
vhtlnn of the Union r'aelllo,
The (1 Inn-tors of th floiithern P
clllc will meet tomorrow. It la taken,
for, grunted that their action ta fully
for'rtitnf"1)J,"T,"'.1T'il "THetitlni and
that JiidKe Isivett will ha aeatnd aa
chairman of that executive commit
leo ulso, In Mr. Ilarrlnutn'a place,
with Jacob 11. Hehiff or mime other
partner In the firm of Kuhn, Loeb &
Co., ut Ida right hand ua director and
itu-mbcr of the executive, committee.
KcprcsciitM Himm IhHtcmImi
Ant It stanttH today the executive
oniiniiiee remains In Ilia parlance
of the street, a 'Kuhn, Voeh-Htandard,
oil," board, for beside Judge Lovett,
Jaeob ll. Schirr unit Wlllinm Itocke-'
feller, Hie members are If. C. Frlck
if Ptttshur; Marvin Ifughlft, preai
lent of Hie Chlcngo and Northwoiit
rn, and Frank A. Viiuderllp of th
National CPy bank. New York.
The failure of the Morgan Inter
sin to giiln a place on the rn-con-
sli'iicted boar. I was il surprise to Wall
si reel, where last weeks minora had
iieen Riven credence.
Judge l.ovell. who 111 view of ht
new office, becomes for the moment
one of the most prominent railroad
men In the public eye.
Horn In Toua forty-nine yearn ago,
he entered the railroad himlnesa while
a hoy, as a I in a month freight cleric
for the Houston, Kast and Went Tex
ts rullro.nl al llotisloa. While anrv
ln as a fr. Igif clerk ho studied law
it night, and eventually became a
o.iunirv eoiinsel for the railroad, a dis
trict counsel and then general coun
n I. Ills in-xt step was membership In,
a firm whbb represented the South
ern Paciiic. lie heciiimi mi valuable to
his : v i. in under Mr. Harrlman that
be was made geiierul counsel, with
.mi s at tloiisioii. Three yearn ago
llairlmiin btoiiglit him to this city.
TUFT MAY HAVE TD SE
UNDER A FOREIGN FLAB
niciii'.'in Shippings Scant'
in New Oi'le.-irix Harbor 16
Is Unpolled.
U ASH I Nt ;Ti IN. S. it. 1J. Depre
iling the HiiggeHllun thai. PrcHldVnt
la it i p.,i iv wh'ch will Inspect New
. irh-iiit harbor on October 30 next
uu: -t in. d .. the trip under a foreign
' a,:. A g Secretary of Commerce
,ii,l l.aiinc M.ll.iig, has advised th
, oil, , tor oi customs of that sut that
tll'oiis will be made to secure Amti-
nil vessels for tin- presidcnt'a In.
peet.ioii of N'.-vv orleana harbor and
ilu. lower .M ise-i isippi. ,lr. Mi liary
.:i)ll In his let lei- tlaletl i.Hluy:
"The d.irtrneiit iu fi rs not to an.
sivor flic legal question until effort
liuve In en iiutd. , for which there ia
ample i hoe, to secure American vea
. Is f..r the pin pose. It In reluctant
to bell, ve ihal al our principal gulf
port Anitrban shipping ban ao dwin
dled thai t ibb- the president of
the I iilt.-d Stales and a relatively
small body of representative Amerl-inn-!
to spend a few hours on thai
greatest American river with a VlevT
to its improvement, they mult mak4
the trip under a foreign Bag."
IRilN BOARDS