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New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
.SHONTS WILL CONFER.
.Sdus He VII Maintain an Open
Mind and Be HCcdful of the Public.

President shonts of the Intsrborough sent a re-
ply Yesterday to Chairman Wilcox of the Public
Service Commission regarding its criticism OF the
Iuterborough's offer build subway extensions
in which he said:
I acknowledge the receipt of your letter Of Au-
gust g. in answer TO my letter addressed to YOU
the date Of June 30 last, relative the proposed
extension Of the rapid transit facilities in the city
by the Iuterbp-Ough company / glad to
that agreed upon the fUnda mental proDo-
sition that the subway extensions should he de-
voloped upon comprehensive plan for the aC-
Commodation OF the citizens OF the entire CITY.
and that present development should lay down
the foundation for such future extensions as the
increased needs of the public may require
II designed in our letter OF June - to meet
this very end. and II was conviction. after a
long study Of the situation. that the plan therein
set forth was best calculated to accomplish this
purpose We realize. however. IS stated in our
letter, that in complex situation there was
room for differences of opinion am. therefore.
glad To note that you disposed accent the
overtlTes for a conferences and shall b. pleased
10 meet yOu for further discussion such time
may appoint.
We have no pride OF opinion on the subject of
any specific plan. and therefore prepared to
enter into this conference with an open mind hay
ing in view. however. the prime consideration that
'He convenience OF the public should ALWAYS he con-
suited g" aS To procure for them a single five
cent iare the maximum passenger transportation.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
DIss DE BAR IN VAUDEVILLE.
Engaged to Play One Week with David L.
Mackay at Victoria Theatre.

Diss De Bars life history took a knk yester-
day with the announcement that the prophecies
had been engaged TO appear in vaudeville al Ham
inersten's Victoria Theatre for limited engage
inent of ono week The White Nahatmas" Is the
:iuo q The act. and The team" viii be lDiss) Dc
Bar and Mackay David I1l.
The chance 10 aid mythology the making is
not one that grows every gooseberry bush. even
Broadway and the Hammerstein management
iuhiaut The great white throne of the en-
puTpled prophecies is 90 D. moved into the theatre
Monday morning. IN time for early rehearsal
Tho act viii include brief discourse the sub
sect OF ''i.sotCrlDs 10y Mmc De Bar. and q poT-
travail or the complete ueoplIvte 10y David who has
grown famous the ''cupbearer" of the seeress.
Also. an inquirer At the Naha a,.ls temple iu
East G2i explained yesterday that the
prophecies would tCli every thing" her first per-
f1rmanca. The implication was strongly made that
everything included c,onthng about her
career across th" continents with answers 10 the
more or less personal questions which lave been
addressed 20 hor within the last wcck So
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
E4RLES SHOW DISGUST.
4r7ist'S Family Hears about Latest
EurODedn Trim.

Members OF the family Of Ferdinand Pnney
Earle the artist. showed disgust yesterday when
they learned that Earle had sailed for Europe
about ton DAYS ago OF the same steamer with
Miss Gertrude Duel Dunn. a settlement worker of
Chicago. Guyon /. @. Earle. brother Of the
artist who is in the real estate business at No -
West .2d street, said he thought that his family
had boen brought into sufficient prominence two
wears aSo. when the artist announced his belief in
tho affinity idea" md put aside his wife and
child 10 marry Julia Kuttncr whom Inc termed his
"sou} mate
Miss Dunn last spring al tho summer home cf Mr.
and Mrs Charles 1Iaag. ~ Sivcrmine, Conn In
terest in charitable and phllsnthropc work drew
the couple together tho story goes, and eventually
Miss Dunn went 20 Monroe. y. Y. whore the
Earle home was transformed into an asylum foT
orphans and foUudliugS II is reported that when
Miss Duuu'e brother Ballard Dunn. of Chicago.
heard ~ this. he came East and forced his sister
leave Monroe
N said that thcrc several persons IN Earle 8
party. including rhaperou FOR Miss Dunn. Earle
has stated according e. report. that he intends
hereafter to live the life OF a celhatc. II Is also
said that he and Miss Dunn engaged in work
q book treating Of the Sex problem.
Mrs Julia kuttner-Earle began some time ago
au action for aunulment OF her marriage the
artist after had forced HIS first wife 10 divorce
lm.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
HAWAIIAN DEFENCEs INSPECTED
American Congressional Party Looks Over
Works at Fort Ruper.

Honolulu, Sept. The American ConEre ssmcu
here or q -our Of the Islands devoted yesterday
70 an inspection ~ the defences Fort Rurer
uhsre mortar battery is situated the first coast
defence weapons placed in the Hawaiian grour
by the T-nited States
After touc OF the for'dcafious tho visitors we're
escorted into the crater of the extinct volcano
AZ Diamond Head Point. To reach the crater they
went through the tunnel Just completed under the
direction of the army engineers. on their return
from Fort RUger tho party rendered formal
reception by Governor and Mrs. Frear The at
tendance included prominent territorial and city Of
hcials An elaborate bali al Waikiki. at which tho
Congressional delegation We're guests Of honor
took place last night.
The new naval station and drydock at Pearl ITsr-
Dor will be completed and ready to turn over To-
the Navy Department within thirty-two months
according to the estimates of Rear Admiral Holly,
day chief Of the Bureau Of Yards and Docks who
is making an official inspection "f the work Tho
excavations for tho foundation Of the great dr,-
dock viii be begun thir month.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
FASTEST BOAT IN N4TT.
The Flusscr DeUGlOps .73.7 Knots an
First Trial.

RockIsnd Ne. Sept. a record three knots
faster than that of ship in the United States
navy made to-day hy the Bath-huilt torpedo
boat destroyer ETuSser. in standardizatio ton trial
the first Of her official acceptance trials the
RockIan6 mile course. Her fastest mile was made
az tho rate Of 527 knots. while another AZ the
rate Of ga knots. The average or her five top
speed runs a27 knots.
The British destroyer Swift has record ~ near
r. IS knots but she was designed for that speed
ami is an ISoO-tnn ship. while the Flusssr has q
displacement Of only 7oo tons and built only
for q os-kuot speed
\ fog set i1 thick that the officers could not
see the marks Tho twentieth run omitted. but
this did not interfere with the trial as the
vas 70 rava been low speed shaft horse
power of Ii4o" was developed Captain Charles W.
Din-Iey of Bath was the navigating officer. and
Charles ?. weatherbee was experimenting enzt-
neer The Flusser i equipped with Parsons tur-
hines She will be ready for delivery on Septem-
her
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
OPPOSE BANKRUPT's DISCHARGE.
Creditors Allege That Manager in Bankers
Surety Company Destroyed Accounts.

TS'ism = Flinders. one ~ the managers ~ 'hs
Rarke-s' Su-otN Corluanr. ~ 40 - Liberty street
vN- on Tux %. 1aoS fle1 petition in which ha
gave his liabilities rs S2s. 600 and assets II SO
snc pair ~ cuH buttons asked for discharge
Yesterday. but fherc opposition & WAS 70
fused, and Judge Holt sent the case 10 John J.
Townsend. referee. for investigation
The Citizens central National FanI, one of the
opposing creditors fled specifications in which it
WAS alleged that Flanders DESTROYED. concealed and
failed 70 keep books ~ accounts from which his
financial condition might be ascertained
i was pointed out that at a previous exan,ins-
tion Flanders testified that although 'le rn,pgt.d
bis own frnds with funds alleged 10 he leI1 Tx
mr. ~ trust IN one bank account. he kept no
mcrnc -anda = any kind Of his Individual funds
The ohjectiIC creditors charge that the r,,nd.
were never ectually trust funds and tina; r7audaTe
mingled The money in tile account 10 conceal r,bat
NJ N his OWN "4'''
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
SUIT AGAINST FURLONG.
alienation of Infections No10
Charged 1gaiRst Magistrate.

More trouble came 10 Magistrate Henry J. Fur
long. OF Brooklyn. Yesterday when papers were
served him ir a suit for the recovery Of $780,,
01o for the alleged alienation Of the affections OF
the wife ~ Joseph =. Hartnett. The papers were
served by a clerk for George Robinson. a lawyer.
Of No. 90 Nassau street while Magistrate FurIong
sitting the bench in the Gates avenue court.
Magistrate FTrlong. who was arraigned on
charge Of bribery Tuesday. says that Mrs. Hart
mott was AT time employed in his home, but
denies the allegation in the complaint that he has
lived with Mrs. Hartnett in various parts Of New
Jersey. Pennsylvania and New York since No
vember 2s. 1904, when she left her husband.
Har;nett, according to- his counsel was at one
time a clerk in the law office Of Justice Gaynor,
but Is now n contractor. Martin T. Manton. coun-
sci for Magistrate Furlong, said he understood
Hartnett drug clerk Representative Henry
NJ. GOIdfoge. associated counsel for Magis-
trate Fticong said he thought IL was strange that
Hartnett should bring suit five years after his wife
left him, alleged.
Mr.. Hartrett has letter from Mary Louis OF
No IA Vermont avenue. Brooklyn. who was cook
at the Hazewood farm. owned by Magistrate Fur
long in Bergen County y. J.. in which she says
that Mrs. Agnes IIalsey. who lived there, was
Hartnetts wife.
Magistrate FurIonE away when his wife died
three weeks ago. and his return said he had
been on = yacht in the vicinity OF As5ury Park.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
4 POINT FOR STRIKERS.
Railroad Men UW Not Haul
Strike Breakers to Mckccs Rocks.
Main floor, New Building.

Pittsburs. Sept The striking employees Of the
Pressed steel Car Company received the support OF
the brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen to-day. when
a committee OF the latter organization announced
that in the future they would not haul imported
men TO the works az McKees Rocks
Since the inception OF the strike. seven weeks
ago new workmen have been brought 70 the mill
IN large numbers the Fort Wayne division OF
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. The decision reached
by the trainmen's union will compel the company
10 find a new Of transporting imported
men 10 NcKees Rocks
Relative 70 the investigation now being carrieI
on vigorously both by federal and state authorf
ties Assstan; District Attorney Seymour held a
conference with United States Attorney Jordan To-
day. Mr.. Seymour said that he had examined s-,-
traI witnesses relative to conditions at the ear
pany plant, but refused 90 make public the narur.
of the testimony.
Government Agents IIoIgiand and PignioUi WITH
Sheriff Gumbert. spent 'hc better part OF TODAY
continuing their secret inquiry into alleged pe,n,,-
conditions inside the ear company's stockad. ~
learned that the box car TAIL concerning vybib
such serious charges were made against car ,,,
pany officials. has been renovated and made bab,
table.
According 20 an authoritative statement onl,
three hundred men az work In tho car p1art
10 dsv.
NsN Castle. Fem. Sept 1.-Two ofncsrs. a work
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
P1TTsBURG COAL STRIKE CALLED OFF
Companies Agree to Abandon Use Of Safety
Powder Pending State Inouirv

Pittsburg. Sept. The dispute b.tx.., .n.
miners and operators OF the FittsburS distrirt 90
fecting eighteen thousand men, seven thousar6 -
whom have been on strike for over a vvaAk o..
settled tonight az a conferences between M. %,
orators and the national executive boa-5 -,
berS of the United Mine Workers OF kn,ertc, ,r,,,
National President Thomas T.. Lewis OF th. -
izatiOn
Notices posted tonight in all Tn. ,,,,.. 4,
this district telling the miners thar tbs -.,
order OF the coal companies that black povV,ls,.
must be used in mining coal is rescindal a. ,,
present To obtain this concession President Isvts
appointed miners committee which ,yvI -
NilAeS- ""'te 'o-horrow To confer with Chief Ntns
inspector james p Roderick OF Pepns,l,,,rt',
asking that thorough investigation OF the uss 80
oU'cN' or s"tety. powder DC made hvs the stat.
me State authorities ordered the use OF this ovv
"er. ou' the miners contend thar II shatters th,
coal 10 such an extent that their earnt,,,s 80
greatly decreased "'7
The district officials of the miners, ,,,,,, -,
par' 10 'he conference. owing to the dir,arerrs, A
"onE between them and the national BOARD n =
expected that majority OF the miner. Nfu ,.e,r,
70 work tomorrow AA
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
coLER HEARING NEARING END.
Commissioner Of Accounts Wants Light on
That Playground Near Dump.

Because Of the absence OF number OF witnesses
whom Commissioner Mitchell is anxious to exam
inc the CoIer hearing may drag along few days
longer. II is understood that there are at least
four persons who left this city TO avoid service
John c. Sheridan. chief engineer Of the Bureau Of
Highways. was recalled yesterday TO testify as 10
the renting 10y the bureau OF an automobile for five
on six months n SEQ = month. Sheridan said
that he did not believe that the rental paid was
excessive and added that he knew oF machine
rented by the water board Tor which monthly
rental OF $500 was being paid. The Commmissioner
said that the latter not under investigation
'at present"
Tho four persons that tho Commissioner is
anxious 10 examine are tho incorporators of tho
INTERPLAY Realty Company, Tho Brooklyn concern
which tried 10 sell playground near a dunn TO
The city.
AZ the hearing il also brought uut that a.
loast score more officials have telephones At
their homes FOR which the city has been paying
Others examined were number of corporation in
spectors who said that they held their jobs because
the, We're constituents Of Patrick 7. Lynch, super
intcndent OF the Bureau OF Highways.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
EXPERIMENTS WITH CONSERVATIVES.
Sun Treatment for Children and Hard Work
for Adults To Be Tried at otisville

Or Hermann ". Biggs. general medical officer OF
the Department Of Health. who recently has
turned from Edrope. after making examination
~ the best European methods OF treating tuber-
ruloss reported informally 10 the BOARD of Health
yesterday at the regular meeting the results OF
his Investigations Dr. Biggs enobe especially Of
f,e sun trea tYent for children and manual
labor Tor adults of both No definite action
vii be taken with reference 20 Dr Isggs's rec
concentrations until he submits formal report
llr BiRgs said however. that he would experiment
along the lines suggested the Otisville Munici-
pal Hospital.
so FAR the city haK not undertaken TO treat
children suffering from tuberculosis" laid Dr
Biggs but building pa yilion at
DtIsvilie which shan devote entirely children
unless demands for adult patients make II impossi-
blr Then We shan experiment the exposure II
mixed bodies Of children % tho rays ~ the sun in
.,u temperatures. This treatment has been very
faccossfh in SeysIn. Switzerland, particularly in
rases ~ tuberculosis of the muscles bones and
.Ji;its
.'Aye shall also experiment in hard manual labor
-. adults at OusviHe. The sanatorum II prac-
really operated by the patients, ~ whom
fisert about three hundred. They DO an The
,,arg except the cooking and the nursing The
,,robien IS q social one we'll medical one
,,r c-s so beieve iu hs>irE the patient under
rssnd that 20 e 10 sick
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
First Exhibit of Mems
Clothes for Autumn

TT patterns look mighty good to US .L
We they will please Of all ages VINO come III ~ ~
we'll e.,rsh
the fabrics Ieads
checks blackandwhites: effects that are g
with Poole, the London tailor. ..un.-1
quoted deattendeney IS
among designed specially for young
instead of being excessively
short with good deal OF quee
tionand already in large vareybut more coming
INCLUDED IS THE BEST SUIT AT SIS A MAN CAN Gh IN NEW
YORK THIS WINTER
Building
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
EFFECTIVENESS OF NEW MAsTs.
Said to Have Been Proved Conclusively in
Battle Practice-Torpedo Flotills at Norfolk

Norfolk. Va, Sept 1T Is reported that the pres
ent manoeuvres. heavy target work and general
evoiutiors of the Atlantic feet off the Virgins,
Cap1s has fully demonstrated The effectiveness OF
The fire control lattice work towers installed
the battleships following Their world sirdlin.
voyage last February. The firing "f the heavy
Cu5s ana the rough weather ghieh the feet Al
has encountered in its .vllutiJns have result
ei m a severe test upon the general stability of
these towers and Il Is believed that tho official
report department will show them to- ., ell
tirelv satisfactory.
Tie Atlantic torpedo notH'a passed 7n tho Viz
ziua rapeS late to-day from Newport
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
POLICE CHIEFS ELECT OFFICERS

Fifty three members of the New York STATE chi,
of Police Association held their tenth annual con
Neuton the offices OF The Erie Railroad pf, d,
North River yesterday The offices elected for the
year are W .. Bell. of Auburn president. Jotn
Jameson. Of Cohoes yice-president ana lanes I
Hyatt secretary and treasurer Following tle
meeting al were taken aboard the police boat
Pauol aud went 10 Conoy Island
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
NAVY DETAIL FOR SUTTON AUTOPSY

Washington. sept hickman Winthrop. A.
sistant Secretary Of the Navy, Ioft Wssbiu,-
ton th'- evening for New York where. b. viii
inspect the work now in progress or irydock No.
= nj Brooklyn. Before leaving. Mr. Wintbrop
designated Surgeon Spear or the navy 20 t. fr..s
ent and observe the autopsy t. be held ON tn. bod,
Of Lieutenant Sutton. W'''ch Is expected TO tpke
place within tiS. next three OF four DAYS
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
AND NAVY NOTES
Nee System Of Determining Cost OF
NGUy Yard Operations.
IRON Tire Trihuua Rurezu.l


COST OF NAVY YARD WORK.--SecTetary
Never ~ tho Nevv Department is awaiting with
much interest the report which he will shorty To-
ceVe from the naval officers of the Boston navy
ward concerning tho system cNDerilnenta'1
installed that establishment for determining the
actual cost of operation IN all the departments
The payInaster general cf the navy has had a rep
rescntative - his office ~ Boston for some months
working In conjunction with firm Of expert ac-
countants. and it il stated in the Bureau ~ Sup
plies and Accounts that the method viii enable
the Nav Departments TO ascertain actual cost in
al branches of navy yard work. The iuportanoe
of this system Is. according So tho claim Of IFS
authors. thst IL VIII he -he first time the Navy Te-
pa-tmeuf mas been able arrive ~ accurate sta
tstics in al the details ~ navy ward work This
subject has been referred for consideration ~ the
special hoard which Is in session ~ Roston, With
Rear Admiral William Swift Y ) y as pres
iaent The board has been ordered by. Mr..
Meyer 20 look into the system thoroughly ami 10
ascertain the success of Cts operation at Boston
II II shall appear that the methods ar" effective
and accomplish all that Is claimed fer them. they
will be extended other Yards
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
big SIX" IR LABOR DAY PARADE

Big siN,' The New York Typographical Union
has arranged 20 have the tionary members an
prenuoes and boys enlployed march in the Tsbor
pay bsiaoe behind "s banner. AT those sesirons
of taking psr1 arc requested 10 sssep.t,o -, 80,
sixth battalion IN West 55th street near siz,b A..
uue Ihs F's1 VIII hs msds Al sgo o.olock
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02

man and boy were injured TODAY in a condic-
between Strike sNmpathizers and imported men az
the Shenango and Greer Tin PIats plant when. a
strike has been in progress for the last two months.
The four victims We're beaten and are now IN a
hospital detachment of state troops was vfrn-
drawn from here recently for duty at McK..z
Rocks.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
GOVERNMENT TAKES THE MICHIGAN

Philadelphia. Sept. THE new battieship AIicnl-
gan was officially turned over to tile government
bY IFS builders to-day The vessel was dar,aged
on its recent trial trn ana had tn he son, b,L a.
The builders for rersirs
'he MchtEan on iis trial 'rp rxceeded tn- con
hset speed Emit. she has displacement or 1s.po
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
Proud New Suits for the School Boy

NOUG vanity his parents choose ms Fan
T. from the fine Wanaker collection Ey
which helps
durability ghness The tailoring the only sort we a
Norfolk Double
cheos and blue serge TOR boys OF 20
blue for boys OF 3 to 10
are$
Manh hoor,N
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02

tons and carries eight 12-inch guns She is sister
ship of the South Carolina. recently built On the
Delaware. The new ship will be commanded by
Captain y. R Usher and will remain at the navy
yard until her full quota ot officers and men are
ready.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
ORDERS IsSUED.-The following orders h
been issued
ARMY

ARMY.
LAeutensut Coone1s WAITER d NCAw and IETFER-
SON T. EEAN and Major MEEEITTE ". IRELAND.
medical eorps detaiIed DELEGATES 70 represent The
of Mitary surgeons Of the United states wash
Msjos cLARENCE Z. nrNTLER 2sd Infan,ry. from
Ending srrsi Of iSe 2s3 ISfantr 0i0 in The rnIS
Captain GEORGE r WHITE. 9Th CsvsIry. n san
paT'mfnt G Of afornia fo- duty pending arrival Of
lhe following officers arr ordered 20 Fort Lea'onw"h on
EDMARn y JONES. IT. llth Infantry; ARTHUR
=, M W1r @tRJ'y ~ u IS ~ MARriN
LHnMAS 6 IL. HANSON iath Infantry: First Lieu
~ kIMREoI,GH IL. 9Th Infantry: kLvIN X.
IutantTy. and JAMES . HANNAH 10Th 16fantry:
fanry cLhEK IYX ~ 1olaIt A 20 TG1Rr- FIN IN
80 t:oNE.IlS. l5i9 n Infantry; WILLIAM 9. RUSSELL.
o4T s;h TnfAM afanaI i1 TvrFEaT Fa7'FE R6WTA REIH s
and PTiu.IP II. HAGRY. sth Irfan,ry
NAVY.
sos and J. T. FARKEE Commanders \. A.
inandsTs THELEE2 and I 'YR.es;s's r. saRGE%T, EST
Paynaster L: 9 AMWFN. from naval hospital. Las
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs.-The following
movements OF vessels have been reported 10 the
Navy Department.
ARRIVED
Aug 27-rho Blafciy. the macdoronrh. the rnrsv.
The Thornton. IA" wilkes, the stockton and the
Dupont. q Newport
Aux 2S--rhc Porter and the SHuhrfcS Sevrpor+
Aug -:'The Worden, Newport
Aug 3o-TEe Buffalo. Mare Island: the Br1ltus az
Hampton Roads
AUG. &i-The Potomac. Mt Boston: The Tennessee tho
Washington. tho california. The South Dakota. the
West Virginia. Tho MARYLAND, the Colorado and
'he Iennsylvanis. 81 san Francisco. fNe
at rovincetovn. tho West Virginia the ssarrIard
The Colorado and the Feunsylvanis. 3 Mare Island
Ight. tie Yorktown. Seattle.
SAILED
ACE 26 The NoTtr Csrolira Tho Montana anf ,ev
York from Hampton Roads for Southern drI
grounds
Aug. 30The Buffalo from san Francisco for Mar Isl
and- the Ern'usr from Newport Views f5r Hampton
Aug 31-The Dixie. Nevro-' Tuzzarls T,,. The
Worden. the Blskely. the ShutIick. the NaclonoI,r
Toe Thornton. the TinCey- The Wilkes. the Stoc kt0n
the Dupont, tho Porter and Biidle from Nevrort
Tor Norfolk: The Missouri from Boston for Province
town. the Potomac. from PrCVincetovCn for Tog-0,.
The Potomac. from Boston for Frorfncc-avvl- mo
Vest Virginia. the Mari lana ,-p1-ado AMI m
Fennsylvania, from san Francisco sTare Tssn4
Eight, the Albany. from BreuCrtuu for san Frsur5-
The hattlsship Michigan delivered
a. the naFT yard Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
& Nmamm% Jmm

Store Closes Daily, IN SEPTEMBER '' '''V'
Next Saturday store Closes Ak Noo"-
Store closed An Day Monday. Labor Day.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02

NsN ca''l'. Penn. sept. 1.-Two onc.r.. a work
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02

MOVEMENTS OF wARSHIPS-The following
movements Of vessels have been reported TO the
Navy Department