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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY

E de Forest Simmons has sold No 115 East I'D
ST. S9xlo2.2 feet TO DR.. Howard LflienthaI
The cVickar-Gaillard Realty Company has sold
No. SoS West s2d ST. five story American base
ment dwelling house. 20x114 feet. to Arthur X.
II, H l. Rosen has sold the five story building at
welt SITS anu i'oose-
Romanofr & Postol have bought a six story tena-
-, FREDERICK Zittel has sold for Mrs. L. NJ. Baker
snt dwelling house SziS Ss Sf fee American base
,Lowenfeld Prayer have sold to Frank de Rosa
81 se Rot oxiOe IL feet on the north side of lO4th
Jacob Oppenheimer has sold to S. Levine No 1885
fer f a; I'VE story tenement house lot 25xsO
:, Henry S. Glover has leased to the Clysnic Spring
Company, Of Waukesha. Wis. the third floor Of the
building No 25l Fifth ave. for the term Of five
yea Morton F. Plant is largely interested in
Ke yan Wi ink ,u Scott have sold to Mrs $ A
W anace ave- Van Nest: also for a client two Iots
e9xloO feet. on the side of White Plains Road
90 teet north OF Barnett Place. opposite the new
Shaw & Co. have sold No 14s West 12oth St, n
sse story and basement dwelling house 1S SxlOO
Steindler & Houston have bought for a client
ISOLATION the four story double fiathouse az fba
southwest corner of i6sth st. and Brook ave- 3ox71
=, William oppenhein has sold to William NJ. Small
of Third ave- that the seller 1e ser f2 feet
pe1eG The size Of the lot is 25x1O51a feet The
Lowenfeld Prayer have sold to Martin b. Hof-
tn R 6ne Plot .s 6x6 feet on the side Bos-
Lederer & Greenberg have sold to Charles Haw-
ie1man Nos 2lo3 and nos Amsterdam ave. a five
Hough has sold for the Ritter a3e Reay f Com
pany TO Julia NJ Jacobs Nos. 102 and 1O4 West l15th
S st two five story double fathOuses on plot 626x
MiIlard F Kuh and Henry GottlIeb have sold for
hathouse. on lot 25x74 feet '''
,bLae sto Oliver has sold No ia West 131st
Torler q 60 and Harry E. Zittel were the brokers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
U. S. NAILS DELAYED.
Strike of Steamboat Officers Grosrs
-Tscenfy-One Boats Idle.

Baltimore oct. 2.-Apparently the licensed Of
fcsrs OF lay steamboats, are winning the fight
Cor increased paw which they are waging against
tho Baltimore Chesapeake & Atlantic and the
Maryland. Delaware & Virginia railway compa-
mics. The close Of the third day finds twenty
one vessels tied w. the most important addition
TO the list Of idle boats being the Love Point
which has hitherto been kept running on the
Love Point ferry route. This means that the
carriage of United States mails is disarranged
An unexpected ana unexplained development
OF the day the failure OF General Manager
Thomson. OF the affected lines and the officers
OF the Grand Harbor Association 10 meet and
discuss the situation. 1t was announced they
would Il was understood that Mr. Thomson
would meet the committee having charge OF the
fight for the men at the headquarters or the
latter to-day but up 10 late hour to-nisht
nothing had been heard from him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
PROTEST OF SOCIALISTS.
Speakers at Meeting Charge Police
scith Hiding Moo.

The hall of Cooper Institute was hiieo last hisH1
with the crowd that gathered 10 protest asains.
the attack on the headquarters or the soclahst
Bund at No e. East Broadway. and the rooms OF
the Socialist Literary Society. al No 2sI East
broadway. last Saturday. That dag was fom
Kippur. the Day OF Atonement Of the Hebrews
when all orthodox Jews fast from shutdown 10
SHUTDOWN The Socialists offered food and drink
TO all who came 10 their rooms, which caused the
ettack them. When the police came. the So
calists allege that they gave active aid TO the
mob.
When ABE Cahan. the Editor OF Forward
called the meeting TO order. there not
vacant seat and many were standing. Twenty-Five
patrolmen were there 10 preserve order. They were
the object of several hostile demonstrations which.
Mr.. Cahan cheered when he said that the
police instead OF protecting the Bundists melted
the mob 10 greater activities He said that several
times. when members OF the Bund pointed out men
who had assaulted them, the police took their as
sailsnts around the corner and let them 20. Then
he introduced Morris Hlquit. the Socialist candi-
date for Congress from the 9th District.
Hilquit denounced what he called the police out
rage He said that the riot not religious, but
political: that not one orthodox Jew of those re-
ported 10 have had their feelings outraged was IN
the mob. but that the crowd was composed OF the
rufans OF the district instgated by the ReDublican
anu democratic politicians OF the neighbornood.
VINO had been frightened by his candidacy
Nearly all the other speakers, including several
SeeacherS ana other East Side leaders spoke IN Yid-
ash, az arousing enthusiasm when they attacked
the police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
FOR L. l. TRACT, 100000
COMPRIES $50 LOTS.
Market Found for a Large Man
haitian Parcel.

William T. connor and Lee Shubert the theat-
rical managers. have sold to s. Hirschman a tract
Of about $50 lots fronting in Vernon and Taintor
aves. and Jane ST.. Long Island City. for about
$4,000. The tract Is opposite the easterly end of
the Blackwelrs Island Bridge.
Max Gomprecht has sold for the estate of Solo
mon Loeb TO Edward Hart ana NJ. Leweok g. Co
Nos $40 and 6S1 sth ave. two four story buildings.
with stores. plot 6ox1o0 feet. between 4oth and
Est SITS.
An action has been begun In the Supreme Court
by the Gerrnania Life Insurance Company against
Mary NJ. Stewart and others TO forecose mort
gage for $4,000 on property on the north side Of
18th st. 260 feet east of Madison ave-, mercantile
building. on plot Soxloo.5 feet The mortgage was
made on February 20. 1902. payable August l, 1904,
at per cent.
The dwelling house which owned and occu-
pied by the late Recorder Smyth. No. 15 West 46th
ST. has been leased for ten years by Eleanor d.
just, its present owner. to physician. who will
alter the premises into ssnatorium. The house
is four stories high and is lot N.5x10C.5 feet.
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for George r. Cannon
70 an investor the five story apartment house Nos.
DO and 6l2 West nth St. boxS5x1oo feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
YOUNG CASE pEMURRERs DISMISSED.
Justice Van Kirk Gives Judgment in Equita-
bic Assurance Action.

Bauston. Y. y. Oct. S-Justico Van Kirk to-day
dismissed the 6emurrers OF the defendants in the
suit brought by Mrs Mary s Young. as policy
holder and stOckholder, against the Equitable Life
Assurance Society TO compel restitution of the
frnds Of that society. which she alleges have been
wasted.
Justice Van Kirk directed an interloeutory judg-
ment that the allegations OF the plaintiff constitute
sufficient Of action and that the demurrer Of
of the defendants is sufficient entitle them
10 a Judgment The court also ordered that IL the
defendants do not within twenty days after service
Of a copy Of the judgment answer the complaint
and pay the costs the plaintiff may enter final
judgment.
The following directors and former directors OF
the Equitable Society had interpOsed demurrers
William Alexander Thomas ID. Jordan James w.
Alexander. Valentine L. Snyder. Henry NJ. Alex
ander, James y. ForEan. James J. Hill. Henry c.
Prick George J. Gould, John ]. l. McCook. Louis
Fitzgerald. Edward II Hartman Marcellus Hart
lev DodGe Thomas De Witt Cuyer William H. Nc
lntyre Levi z. Morton. Bradish johnson, Cornelius
y. Bliss, George F. Wilson. c. Ledyard Blair.
Jacob II. Schif. Alfred g. Vanderbilt, Chauncey
N Depew. William c Van Horne. George II.
Squire. Henry g Haarstick, D. @. Mills, David II.
MoTat. Joseph T. Low. Charles Stewart Smith. Au-
gust Belmont Alvan ". hrech and Henry c. Dem
ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS

The first name Is that Of the debtor the second
that Of the creditor and date when Judgment was
filed:
Chambers. Peter J.-Hason Manufacturing Com
Iany August - 1909 80. $500 %
Company; Jane 80 1896 .......-- iqc &c
pownty; william FIJI ?. Foehrenhach: October
F.,tsl. Henry-S orBenheimer ct al. August =
4nss %
Goodwin. Michael-Clty Of New York September
81 1908 vscattd ..........---.. los o.
6Ane-Saine, June 10 I'!9 1sseatedl l56 ~
I=aIIs % sss isIcs y lsE 90 Al
1904 =; - -. 1874
IerTEsn. Csiarles-i sehlssinger July n 1903
cancelled - a. 100 -. 200 co
saaeA, e'SIh 80 sctissi stas 5 d4s2 IS
tcanoellesl - o.- -. 600 90
same steI.- - CASE -
January % 1900 a. - a. - ~ ,,........... &c %
l1aot tlafl's - =, IN say n 1893 80 %
tenier q I9~5---.-- IA "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
HORSE THROWS MISS MARLoWE.
Rekearing Jeanne d'Arc's Ride in Hip.
podrome Arena.

Miss ~ulia Marlowe took her first ride on horse
mack IN The arena Of The Hippodrome yesterday
morning, winding ~ her equestrian performance
wiz a ial from her horse which al FIRST looked
. " might nave serious consequences. II
turned out however. that she had basD ,,r,,,s,
ONLY slightly the head
MISS MaiioNe and NJ. Sothern are rehearsing the
n" play Jeanne dare" one scene shows ,bo
.oFf nation procession % King Charles VII assing
Iitoleh the streets Of Rheims. headed bV KING
harleS himself 3nd the Maid OF Orleans both %
horseiack Miss Marlowe until few DAYS ago
nae n%v'r mounted horse. and il was for tIjs
scene thSt she WAS reNeavs.ng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
RAILROAD HEARING ANNOUNCED

Ahany, Oct. S.-The State Board OF Railroad
Commissioners WI give hearing in New York
CT, tomorrow on an application OF the New Yorl,
Cenral e. Hudson River Railroad COMPANY ,or
PERMISSION 20 issue ~ this zine sss 500 Be- OF new
stock OF the increase or $1,000 900 OF capital stool,
which approved by the stockholders last Anril
The commission has adjourned until october g.
In NeP York City. The hearing the application
81 the Sew York Port Chester Railroad Company
Increase its capital stock from $3.50 90 &c $50 ooo
coo aud 10 issue FIRST mortgage on its properties
for SO 90 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Washington ave, e. s. 1901 II. T. OF 16sth St;
six story brick stores and tenement
pSny owner samuel sass architect. -. $4,000
Ritter Place ". g. IT'S n. n. OF Union ave; for
q story dwelling house. 2oK50 Han
nah r Barnes. owner; p. H McDonorgh. aroht -
Green Lane W. 9. 100 u. 3. OF Lyon ave: for two
steinnetz ow ner, Bernard Ebeiinr srchitect 10000
nth 81 s l70 II. OF Bronx Park for
Cohen owner; bernard Ebeiing architect,..... 5000
Green W. =. - IT n OF Lyon ave; for two
two story frame dwelling houses. 2lIS0 and 2lI
Src5ect oOOo
Webster ave. " kingsbridge Road:
for "A three story brick store. Office loft
dwelling 20 22x566Txe3K50 Britton & Noonan.
owners: NJ G Merritt architect ............... 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
TO ERECT MORE MODEL HOUSES.

Plans have been filed for a six story model
tenement house TO be built in sd St. about 800
feet east of list ave, for the City and Suburban
Homes Company, of which Dr. E r. l.. Gould is
president. 1t is be 100 feet front and feet
deep. and will have accommodations for four
teen families on the first floor ana sixteen families
on each OF the upper floors. II is 10 cost S5.0o1
The company is its own architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
The DREADNoUGHT A SUCCESS.
Trials of Great British Battleship Please
Officers.

London. Oct 3-The battleship Dreadnought
to-day started a thirty hours consecutive steam
trial. In several preliminary short trials she Is
said 20 have proved a distinct success from the
point OF view Of hardness In maneuvring This
was in spite Of the weather conditions. which
were far from favorable. As the Dreadnought
Is the first example of the use of turbine engines
.n a warship intended 10 manmuvre and fight
IN company with other units Of corresponding
power her success is regarded with great salts
faction in naval circles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
MECHANICS LIENS.

Broadway. S. W. Goth St. 81 sxlOs 2x irres:
James j. 9pearing ag:. Charles K. Appeby,
Krauss. contractors ana iessess 81 sss 1t
brown Place whole front between 13dth
and 13Ith sta 2ODx1O0; Thomas - Edmonds 81
tractors: Max GOLD owner ... a s7o 90
10th at. Nos SIS and West; Harry Ryan agt
contractors anu e.4.'i 1876 90
18TH St, Nos. 319 3i5 East; Donate Sanford
NisbsrE Bernstein anu coniTaetors i7S 90
9th st. No. 23i 23T West. John Cullo agt
tractors 90
Bsrnsy xscS owner Samuel coopsr eontTaaer 25a O2
lI6th ST.. Q .. 100 IT. " of Amsterdam ave. liSx
gtli: Ferdinand Seigsr Winsl0w Realty
tractor 1850 90
Garfield ave, g. cor Baker ct. 61x2o: Van
and Lacy F noys owners and io47 &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
MRS. HETTy GREEN'S SON WINS POINT
Supreme Court OF Texas Orders His Name
On the Official Ballot.

Fort Worth, Tex oct Sc. II. r.. Green. the
OF Mrs. Hetty Green, OF New York. and the
candidate for Governor of the reorganized Re-
publican party OF this state. rejoicing tonight
over The fact that the Supreme Court. sitting at
Austin, to-day granted him a mandamus COM
pelins Secretary Shannon OF the State Depart
ment 70 place the names Ot his party's candidates
on the official ballot for the coming election in
November.
Green saia tonight he intended TO open his cam
palen al Fort Worth Saturday, and would
show up the alleged graft OF Texas officeholders.
Se Is spending thousands Of dollars 10 win the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
PATENT OFFICE METHODS HIT.

lBV Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Rochester. oct 3.-The International Co,gro.s y,
Inventors held meeting here In the Chamber OF
Commerce last evening and criticised the rne,bods
IN the Patent Office at Washington 1t was as
serted that the office was so Ear behind ~ Dc
work that four times as many clerks sbould he
employed AT present.
Secretary Ralph =. Olcott stated that there u,ers
'ow 1900 cases or the Patent once docke, ub,ot
ad not been reached and that the Office IVES fsII
= beilro II Inc rate Of from 20 10 200 casee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
NEW BRANCH PosToFFIcE PLANNED.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Super
intendent Murphy for two story and basement
branch pOstofice building. be built for Leo j.
Reinhardt as owner. in 10th ST. los feet of
sth ave, and which has been leased by the govern
ment 10 relieve the present congestion of business
at Branches and NJ. at sth and 124:h st. and
Amsterdam ave. near 18TH St, respectively. The
building is TO have a facade OF ornamental brick.
with. triple sash mezzanine windows. II TO cost
$1,000 q. F. Pelham is the architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

I.oth St H. q l05 Il W. Of sth ave; for n two
storN- bricK brsnch postofrcs building a5xsS L.
/ Reinhardt, owner. O. +. Pelham. architect.
53d st n s. 2iS n. e. OF LIST ave: for Il six
,,orv brick fathouse lO0yse civ and Suburban
Homes Company owner and architect -........
Avenue H. W. 3, 18th Ieth for three one
,,orv franz. sheds 25N1s: r ". SeagrIst Jr
company owner; H. Regelnan nrchitect. 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
PLAN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
Board of Trade to Erect Building in South
BROOKLYN.

The West End Board OF Trade Of Brooklyn has
decided to erect real estate exchange building in
south Brooklyn. and committee of twenty mem
bers Of the board is now working on the project
Real estate men in the South BROOKLYN section
say That for long time they have felt the need
OF such building. 1t is proposed TO erect a build
ing large enough TO contain public hall. an auc-
Iioh room ano rooms for the members OF the eX-
committee. ~ N40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
TO TEST CHILD LABOR LAW
BY telegraph 70 TIE Tribune !

Ivy telegraph 70 TIE Tribune
bnEhamton y Y, oct "A Supreme Court
jury TODAY rendered verdict OF SLIGO against COT
to'E q smith Tor the death az a lad injured in
ne hrm s elevator on the ground that he was under
sixteen wears OF age and employed without q labor
certificate This is the first case OF the kind tried
IN Ne~ York State courts and will be carried IN
the Court Of Appeals test the consfiriItoreIi,
1hild Lab Law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
MOBILE AssAuLTER IN ALABAMA JAIL

Bi-minghani. Ala. Oct 3.--fWp deputy sberirs
from Mobile reached Birmingham to-day. having
n chaff@ Robinson the Negro who assaulted Ruth
Sessainan r lwclve-yeaT-old white girl near thar
c;" yesterday afternoon. and because OF which
Zine a mob stOIned the Mobile Jail last night
killing special policeman Robinson MAS TiaceS
IN JAZZ Tor sstCEeepmg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
LIS pENDENS.

s5,h a. $. 600 q; W. ot 1st ave 2sxl0e 2: Adolnb
ct al Lester II. ri
closure OF mortgagel. sttorneyE grskov.r Peters
a Madison a. cOXIpo r c.
Insurance COMPANY aFt nav NJ. Stewar.
G. al foreclosure mortEsPej. FttOrar-s puon & Roe
\. A. .G-I It. L. o. 5-tA ST. @jCxlJO. Anto..,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
SALE OF PARCEL HELD FIFTY YEARS.

Dennis & Preston have sold for Horace j. Brookes
NO. SO West Sd St, four story building, with
stable in the rear, a lot 25x15 feet The buyers
are David Stern and Jacob Lien. This property has
fury. - 1900 - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

I2oth st. No 551 West: Samuel Bernstein s9t
,o Harris JSsepa ct al January IS $3.50 90
lash St, 5. I25 e Of broadway 76aioo; LOU "
Shlhp eoi5 Dc ,ao sEt Bessie Pollock ct all
A%s' 3Sya ION Vermont "
a. /. 1908 1s7 90
i0Sh fu a2G Of ss nSs
ss5gnts C q H Friedman ct al: september is
Harlem River land New York Central & Had IL 20
SIS: Isaac Fine c6srIss l. s;ab SfS Conn Conn
pan. ct al: December y 1890 81 III Oh
Mann Man ct a. est. Abraham small; septembsr is
e :. al sr 1s sS5s'f sass
g 1905 >; ,..., :.r,!,4ce. ssss 90
SSpPg % Company 1S0 ast Pincus Rensksk
Same, property; ast, same septembsr IS low "
1903 200 90
2s 1905. 600 90
IT.; Society Building Association; September
water 81. ". corner Old slip; same axt q j. %
Levy; December p Bal ls0 S3::,, ~: 80 81 IS
G GomRsny az ag ,o abraham L Granger ct al
same; March is, 22s 10
same pr0P.rty b Bardy agt same; Do 20. '"
cember Is. 1903 ::........:.. % so
Same sams Eessps o Company as
Same property; Beck & Wagner ast. same; jan -.
same P5oPss5diy; Denton Co Deem -,
same property. Thomas Nurent ast sans; Do
ber ie 1908 1eso 90
6sIh st. n =; 275 IT. W. OF Avenue A. 75Il00;
ienber a. 1909 by bond .D.............. $50 90
6sth ST. n 8. 200 II. E. Of LIST ave, IoxlOO; Ma
1903 Ccsncsiied} 2ll 90
l15.h No 394 East. Emilio Magall agt
Maria Lberti ct al: September %. 1905 tcan- .oo
Lewis St. s. 525 It. $ of Columbus ave. The
July 1905 5by bond 100
Brown Place. 8. whole front between f36th and
MaiseI & Rohman ct al: October 1906 -. s75 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
NAMED TO SUCCEED FAeIN.

Washington. Oct. 3.-The President to-day ap-
pointed Eugene Il. Lewis United States marshal
for the Southern District OF Ohio in place of Fagin
removed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

lOeth st. n. g. POI II H. g OF Columbus ave, % ~
loOll; Harris Msndebaual and a .ShGl LEVINE
loan Abraham Felt and Harry Maokon.
ZsreEa ave. " s l25 u. OF iyoh ave. -Ok
100. Sarah Z. Buckhoat loans herbert h0o.-IAId
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. Oct. 3.--Tlle condition ot the Treas
ury the beginning of business to-day vas as FOL
Jews:
RESERVE FUND
and bullion $3.50 Gao
TRUST FUNDS TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING CF}Ro
TIFTCATEs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04

Bosasy ~ yoha soha'y ct a. tD.rtition>;
Bradhurst l4th ST. ITO 101112 6I irreu
Max brey aSt Nathan Applsbauni ct al (foroclosurs
OF MORTGAGE: attorney, 6. Wechser
Ave. D, Nos % so: Title Mas 81 a. ast Samuel
oroWtz 81 al action to impress vendee Rem attorneys
Spcro q wasseFveseL
GOTH ST. :. 2o5 IT, OF "a ave- 10 ax1Oo5; Mary A
A Woodcock ast. Philip J. Britt Z, al foreclosure
mortgage attorneys, Thompson, Koss & Warren.
Forsyth st. No 90: Harris Barnett al agt. Isaac
Fen6ers Of alt specific performance: ettorneys
Hetkin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-04
Country Property to Let.

y near n,riS. . niavtes depot: 10 Eeons' - -
provements r. G. WARD. 10 NASSAU b. ~ -
sG Beach Sc. BlooninsIA
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-07
RATE BILL SUITS PRESIDENT
In Message Sent to Pennsylvania
Parties Roosevelt Expresses
His Views
BY Associated Press.

by ASSOc1aIeo IreSS.
WASHINGTON, May 6.-President
Roosevelt today reiterated his views on
railroad rate legislation in a telegram
sent to the executive committee of the
Pennsylvania state grange. The tele-
gram follows:
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 6.-W.
F. Hill and members executive COM
mittee Pennsylvania state grange:
Telegram received. l am happy to tell
you that not only am l standing on my
original portion as regards rate legis-
lation but it seems likely that congress
will take this position too.
1.-The Hepburn bill meets my views,
as / have from the beginning stated.
The Allison amendment is only declara-
tory of what the Hepburn bill must
mean, supposing it to be unconstitu-
tional, and no genuine friend of the bill
can object to it without stultifying him
self. In addition / shall be glad to get
certain amendments such as those
known as the Long and Overman
amendments, but they are not vital and
even without them the Hepburn bill,
with the Allison amendment, contains
practically exactly what 1 have both
originally and always since asked for,
and if enacted into law it will represent
the longest step ever yet taken in the
direction of solving the railroad rate
problem.
s'THEODORE ROOSEVELT"