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New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
TO AID CROPSEYS FIGHT
Union Bank Depositors Open
Campaign Headquarters.

The Union Bank depositors have opened
headquarters az No. lJ4 Fulton street.
Brooklyn, for the purpose Of conducting a
campaign OF their own for the election Il
James G.. Cropsey, the Republican csndi-
date for District Attorney, and for the re-
election Of Assemblyman Louis Goldstein.
the Democratic nominee IN the sd Assem-
bly, District
The depositors' executive committee OF
hfty-four is to be aided IN the campaign by
subcommittee and various new officials.
William S Woodenbury is the secretary OF
the movement. depositor said regarding
the campaign yesterday:
Vow is the chance for the depostors TO
show their gratitude TO Cropsey and Gold
stein. and now f. the time We are going 10
show II. We will make nucleus larger
than the police force or any other one
group Of people. as We number about
eighteen thousand. and we Will work as
one man in the cause"
The depositoys will hold their first meet-
ing on Wednesday evening al Ecllford Hall.
EckfCrd and Calyer streets. in Greenpoint-
and afterward meetings will be held in all
parts Of the borough. owing 20 the prom
inence that the Union Bank question Will
take In the campaign this fall, and the atti-
tude Of the Republicans, who are urging
the election Of Mr.. Cropsey, there is
growing belief among the Republicans OF
the county that Mr.. Godsteins opponent.
the Republican and Independence League
candidate for Assembly in the Esd Assembly
District, should be Withdrawn.
This step, it is held, would be consistent
and would be good politics at the same
time. The grand jury Investigation IL 20
continue with Mr. GOldstein representing
the District Attorneys office. Mr.. CropseY
will have no further opportunity 70 SHOW
his LOYALTY. 10 the depositors before election,
az Banking Superintendent Van Tuyl has
stopped the public hearings.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
ELoPERs PARTED BY MOTHERS
Girl Returns to Stamford, and Young
Man Will Try for Job Here.

The two Young people who elopcd t'ou
stamford. conn, last week. Mary Ne
Dougal and John Zecman, were discharged
i'm the Morrisania court yesterday by Mag
istrato Herman. after the girl promised
10 accompany her mother 20 their home IN
stamford. Zeeman said he would stay here
and try 20 get q job 10 a trade that be
knew.
Mrs Annie McDougal, the girls mother
would not consent 70 a marriage, although
both her daughter and Zeeman desired IL.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
CHANDLER IS LUKEWARM
Doesn Feel Sure That La Toilette
Would Be the Strongest Candidate.

Concord. y. H.. oct IA letter 90 the
Progressive Republican campaign commit
tee from ex-Uuited States Senator William
J.. Chandler, ~ which dee Expresses the be-
lief that the New Hamushlrc Progrcssres
invited 90 attend the Chicago conference
viii conclude not Go go was given out her"
to-day The letter which is addressed %
W. I. Houscr representing the committee,
says:
"If ] knew of Progressive Republicans II
New Hampshire who were ready 20 declare
publicly for Mr Ia Toilette. ! would ask
them 10 go 20 Chicago OH the 18th In view
Of the atatemente OF your present letter /
think tn. three Progressive who have been
asked 10 attend VIII conclude not 10 60
not being prepared TO avow that Mr. la
Toilette is their decided choice at tho pres
ent time for the Presidential nomination.
Tor mysef / -sy that Senator Ia FOL
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
DISCUSSES HILLS SPEECH
Isidor Straus Urges Need of Per
fecting Reserve Plan.

Igidor Straus. treasurer OF the New York
branch Of the National Citizens League
for the Promotion Of a Sound Banking
system. said yesterday, in reply 10 James
J. Hm's recent speech before the Illinois
Bankers Convention.
IF Il IS doubtful, as M. Hill states, II
the National Reserve Association can be
kept free from control by politics, on the
one hand. and from powerful combinations
of capital on the Other. then 1 say that
IL is tile business of this nation 20 ind a
way and means.
I'VE arc organized 10 keep this problem
out OF politics, and 10 see that the final
plan shall be absolutely free from dan
gcrous control by ambitious financial inter
este.
Now is the :lrle O. discuss and perfecr
a plan. when the disastrous results OF the
ranic of four years ago. the worst in our
history. are still well remembered and stdl
keenly fel, Bog every business and by every
.r.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
WILL ACT AGAINST BRITT
Republican Law Committee to
Decide on Course To- day.

Two methods Of procedure open to the
,aw committee OF the Republican County
Committee with regard 90 the action Of
President Britt Of the Board of Elections
.u Friday night. who locked his Office door
WHOM Secretary Tom Smith of Tammany
Hall brought the certificates OF tho Tam
-.any nominations 20 the board, We're under
discussion yesterday. To-day Abraham >.
Gilbert. chairman OF the law committee,
1851 decide which course 90 take.
"We IAN dle a petition Tor a review.
said Mr.. Gilbert Yesterday and that
would come up. I believe. in Special Term.
Part T. Of the supreme Court. That WOuie
n, Tor review OF the proceedings boz ming
,.c nominations. and it ~" were sustained
III the contention that the nominations
We're not He'd before J. % CLOCK on tiua.
night. would result 200 the defeat OF ihc
Tammauy ticket 10y default But that Us
ont OF the qUestOu-no one wants tO win
am election los default. though such high
handed methods a. were displayed hy Mr.
Britt Oh Friday night ought 90 %, pro-
tested against.
.'rhe other POSSIBILITY is an appeal CO.
the Governor ID remove Nj Britt on
charges but there is not timr Tor that
and in view Of the circumstances prob
ably that method win not be followed.
Mr. Gilbert said that though he had no
doubt MI Britt would make an affidavit
tlat the certificates Of nomination were ju
his hands before H. o'clock Friday niChr
his actions and the way he conducted his
Office on that night called for some re-
proof.
The law Committee chairman thought
that il he went into court on review pro
ceedings he would state tO the court the
first thing that % was not his intention Ga
ask ior the olsting Of the Democratic nom
nations hut simply 10 secure a dennit'
ruling on the Wlv such matters should be
handled.
Plans for tho notification OF the fusion
candidates have not yet been completed
but 70 wa~ said yesterday that the chair
men of the various bodies represented IN
tie fusion movement would get together
earlv this week. and the formal notification
probably would be scheduled for Thursday
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
REPUDIATEs LA TOILETTE
Leader of Ohio Progressives Impugns
Motives of Chicago Conference.

Elyria. Ohio oct. l5.-Denial was made
to-day by Arthur L. Garford Of Elyria.
we'll known manufacture and a promi-
nent Republican. who has been leader
among Ohio Progressives of the report that
he was 10 take part in to-morrows con-
ference Of the Progressive Republicans at
Chicago.
1T has been NY impression said Mr..
Garford, that the Chicago conference is
likely TO degenerate into a plain La Fol
lette boom. and I want no connection what
ever with such movement The Nisc0n-
sin Senator Is a man who cannot have my
support under any circumstances. Ills as
socates are attempting 10 grab the Pro-
Eressive movement for their own selfish po-
iitical ends. and 7 have neither patience
nor sympathy with their schemes
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
CORONATION GOWN LOST
Mrs Hammond Gives $50 TO Poor
Woman Who Found It in Road.

Boston. oct. 1.-The robe worn by Mrs.
John Hays Hammond ar the coronation ot
King George and Queen Mary was lost
for several hours yesterday. I'm fact. n lay
along the dusty highway in Revere. II
was rescued by poor woman Of Revere.
who found it in a big pasteboard box. ear
red IT 10 her home. and later was dis
covered by the Hammond chauffeur hold
ing il up in admiration.
Mrs Hammond was SO delighted al get
ting back her gown that she promptly sent
the finder check for so
The robe was lost from the Hammond
automobile a. il was on its way from
Gloucester To Boston. Mrs. Hammond had
instructed her chauffeur 10 take IL 10 q
rnodistc in Boston for alterations.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16

lette has been my personal choice for the
last five years II | could feel sure that
he would be the strongest candidate I'm Bl2
I should now advocate his nomination
whatever my action might be worth. Be
tween Senator La Toilette and President
Taft. I think we should select the one most
likely TO be- elected. Moreover, ! do not see
why there may not appear candidate VINO
Is more likely than either to be- elected by
the people; 4 SO, he should bc nominated.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16

President TAFT. are to remain at their sum
mer home. Paramatta, mere until SATURDAY,
October 2S. when they Will go TO Hot
Springs, Va They will seek recreation in
Hot Springs for a time before returning 70
Washington 10 open the social season at
the capital
Mrs. Taft's life nas been very quiet snce
the President started tor the West, Only
her most intimate friends, Including The
families OF John Hays Hammond and
George Won l. Meyer, having been seen at
Paramatta. The Taft family expects TO re-
turn 10 Beverly as early as June ! next
Ncar.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
WINS PILOTS LICENSE
Michigan Militia Captain Will
Equip Machine with Wireless.

Garden City, Long Island, oct. Is Cspe-
ciaD.-A large crowd of spectators visited
the aviation field this afternoon, hoping ~
see a renewal Of the excitement Miss
Moisant caused last Sunday, when she few
from the Nassau field and was threatened
with arrest.
As there was no safe charge and the
Sheriff had been informed there would be
none. he did not attend. but had one deputy
on hand 70 see that the law was not vlo-
lated
Captain George Msckay, OF the Michigan
state militia, won his pilots license to-
day Philip Wilcox and George Campbell
Thompson being the representatives. Of the
Aero Club OF America.
Captain Macksy is the irst mllitiaman to
1v a monoplane. He announced to-day
that the Governor Of Michigan would make
a requisition for a two-seated uonoplane
for experimental purposes and q wireless
outfit would be installed IN it
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
HARTMAN MEN TO STAY OUT
We VIII Never Give In. Says Inter
national President of Car Men.

Kansas city. No. oct. I've will never
give in." was the reply made to-day by ~
i. RYAN. international president of the
brotherhood of car Men. when asked if the
striking Hartman employees would consider
the terms proposed by Julius Krutschnitt
We have received no word Of any new
movement ON the part of Mr.. krut.s'nnitt
We simply are waiting Le said
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
UNION PACIFIC APPOINTMENTS.

Omaha. oct 1J.-Ihe following appoint
ments were amour ced at tho headquarters
of the Union Pacinc Railroad yesterday
~. NJ orr. assistant general manage has
beo1 made assistant To- the president j
4 Munroe. general freight traffic man
arer. becomes vire-president. IN charge of
trafic. and ". Il. Scott, assistant trafn'
diTartCr is made vicc-presidcnt ana gen
eral manager The offices OF all three will
be in Omaha.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
2oooo PREFER HOSPITAL PARK.

The vote on the proposition tD change the
name BIackwell's Island 10 Hospital Park
stands 1900 TO 60 in favor of the change.
Commissioner Drummond has received let
Ter, from many OF ,he prominent citizens OF
New York. OF all creeds. and charity work
crs ana educators. have been especially ac-
tive IN approving change. Seth Low, cA-
Manor u New York Jacob schin' the Right
Rev. Mondgnor II. J. Lsvele. rector Of ST.
patricks Cathedral George vs.. Lot and
Robert W de Forest have written cordial
uotez of approval.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16
CANADIAN STEAMER ASHORE
The Princess Beatrice Badly Damaged
PASSENGERS and Crew Taken Of

Victoria. B. c.. oct 1.-The Canadian Pa
cihc steamer Princess Beatrice is ashore
ons Noble 'Island. Of the north coast OF
British Columbia She Is reported % he
badly damaged. The passengers and crew
have been taken of by tn steamer Vent
ure.
News Of the wreck came from the gov
ernment wireless station or Triangle Isl
and. northwest OF Vancouver.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16

Aoor will appear the Robert Hcen play
ground during horseback ride
Thntnn 1rhnrru
New-York tribune., 1911-10-16

view OF New York's great play
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-08
FACULTY SAYS
ARE HELPLESS
Senate Committee Investigating
University Hazing Makes
a Discovery.
WITHOUT POLICE POWERS
President and Teachers Cannot Make
Arrests for Disorderly Conduct.
Glass Rushing Prevails
Generally.
Assoctated Press snecial.

Austin Texas, March S,-The
senate committee, which is investi-
eating the recent hazing episode,
had President Merzes and several of
the faculty members of the State
University before it this morning.
Their evidence showed that the fac
ulty is without police powers ana
could not arrest the boys for disor'
derby conduct. Owing 20 these and
other like conditions it is very diff
cult for the faculty to apprehend of
tenders so as to use expulsion as Il
means of punishment for question:
able conduct.
President Mezes and all of the fac
uity members before the committe /,
this morning declared that class
rushing prevails more extensively in
every other big university than II
does at Texas University. They h ;. e
to entirely eliminate the practice at
Texas University by having profess
s5rs accompany the boys on all spe-
eial occasions.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-08
THE GHOSTS OF GLOUCESTER
Contention Over Canadian Rcciproc-
ity Inspires Poetic Soul of
Congressman Gardner.
Associated Press Special.

Associated Press Special
49, Washington. March s-Weird eff
fects of contention over reciprocity |
With Canada led even to he eonjur |
ing of ghosts and the inspiring OF |
poetry. Speaking of the situation in
Gloucester, Mass, for instance Con- !
gresham Augustus p, Gardner said |
The highest authority in this |
land says that Gloucester is seeing |
ghosts. Oh. it is easy for men whose
livelihood Is not imperiled to assert
that other men are unnecessarily
alarmed, yet it is true that Glou
4 cestep Is seeing ghosts. She is seeinh
i the ghosts OF the men who saved the
eontinental army after the battle OF
$ Long island. She is seeing the ghosts
q OF those fishermen OF Glouceste
n and Marblehead as they battled wit
e the ice in the Delaware river whe
they safely brought Washington AZ
his little army to turn the tide of d
| feat at the Battle of Trenton CLIO
cester is seeing the ghosts of her oil
revolutionary heroes. IL they were
arise in this house today. would no
their paIiid iIips denounce in deer
! Hes?
| Gloucester is seeing the ghosts OF
| the thousands of brave men who
| have given their lives in shipwreck
and in storm to build up this nation.
Those are the ghosts she sees not
tho petty ghosts of penny gained
and a penny lost which disturb the
dreams OF the merchant in his count
| inghouse"
Gloucester's Defiance.
You gentlemen, chambers of com
merce,
! You experts in loss ddG in gain
| Is call to your wallet triumphant
And a call to your manhood in yain'
AS you sit in your armchairs OF
! leather,
What's the wreck of schooner to
you?
What to you are the tears of the or
phans
Or the means of the wives OF the
crew?
In your damnable ledger and Jour
Do YOU carry the dead o nyour roll?
Can you calculate eoura i in dol
lars9
What's the price OF fishermanh
soul?
| You add to the traders abundance,
To him shall be given, YOU say,
! God help the poor wight who mas
nothing,
Even that shall be taken away.
As he drifts to his death out Of
Georges,
/ As he's caught by the storm off La
Have,
When the fog closes in on his dory
/ And he knows that the sea is his
grave,
He will think of your mean little
profits,
He'll remember your white-livered
lies
But he'll so like a man to his Maker
And he'll laugh you to scorn as he
dies
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-08
COMMERCIAL CONGRESS
At ATLANTA, CA.
Meeting Is Being Largely Attended
and Prospects are for an In
I-resting Session,
Associated Press Special.

Associated Press special
Atlanta, Ga, March S.--John NJ.
Parker, president of the Southern
Commercial Congress, delivered the
opening speech this morning to
great and enthusiastic convention.
Responding to Governor Brown S
address of welcome at the opening Of
the convention, General Julian :.
Carr, of Durham, \. c., second vice
president of the congress, in 1 bfltl
tribute to EACH of the southern
states, spoke of Texas as follows
Imperial Texas speaks through
me to you-tState of the Lone star,
With room enough to accommodate
a population equal to that OF the
United states today. what power viii
she not yield in the councils of the
nation or in the direction of .ts com
mercial and industrial activities
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-08
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS
PROCEEDING LIKE CLOCK.
Practically Entire Twenty Thousand
Men Now En- route to Point 4
of Mobilization.
Associated Press Special.

Associated Press Special
movement of troops southsya ri--.is
proceeding like clock,wori<. Practj
cally the entire twenty thosisana
men, nearly one-fourth 81 the stand
ing army of the United States Is
now en- route for the pont OF naohi
lization in Texas. 1t is now the gen
orally accepted belief here that this
movement of troops to the border is
connected with the Mexican sftua-
ton along the Texas border. A few
days may eiapse before the warships
get under way.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-08
FOUR THOUSAND VISITORS
ARE IN OAlHART
Cowmen Are Having a Big Time at
Annual Conyention--Amar
Wants Bunch Next Year.
Associated Press Special.

Associated Press Special
Dalhart, Texas, March S.-Four
thousand visitors are here today IN
attendance upon the stockmen
convention
A big delegation of Amarillo
boosters have arrived and began this
vigorous campaign in the
interest of Amarillo as the place foi
holding the next annual convention
1t is believed that better hand
ling of the quarantine situation Will
be one of the results OF this year $
convention.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-08
FL PAs0 HEADQUARTERS
FOR |NsuRRtCT0 CAUSE
General Madero May CoHfinc Pres
ent Revolutionary Operations
in Mexico to Northern
Chihuainaa
Associated Press Special.

Associated Press Special.
Ell Paso, Texas, March S-The To-
cal revolutionary junta has made the
announcement that Ell Paso Is to be
made headquarters in the United
States for the entire insurrecto
cause. This looks as though General
Madero may have planned to con-
fine the revolutionary operations in
Mexico exclusively to northern Chi
huahua.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-08
VOTES To ADJOURN
ON MARCH ELEVEN
THE SENATE ADOPTS HOUSE
JOINT RESOLUTION AFTER
SPIRITED DEBATE.
House Engrossed Bill Transfer
ring Rockwali County from
this to Sixty-Second
IA District
Associated Press Special.

Austin, Texas March S-The
to thirteen, adopted the house joint
resofation. which provides for the
adjournment of the legislature on
March II.
Preceding the taking of the vote
the pros and the ants. This action
is taken to mean that the pros will
force an extra session if the COVER
nor wishes to pass the appropriation
bill
The house engrossed bill pro-
viding for the transfer of Rock wall
county from the fortieth to the six
ty-second judicial district.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-08
Hot Campaign at Lockhart.

Associated Press Special.
Loekhart, Texas. March s@rhe
local option campaign now on in thu
county is one of the hottest ant
hardest fought that has ever beel
engaged in here, Both sides ar
| making claims.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-08
TROOP MOVEMENT
AFFECTS MARKET
Material Decline Noted in Mexi-
can National Railway
Securities.
CHANGES IN D|Az CABINET
Persistent Rumors Say That Mexi-
cos President is Contemplating
Several Changes in
Portfolio
Associated Press Special.

New York, March S.-Uneasiness
over the Mexican situation has caus-
ed an unusual weakness in railway
stocks and bonds today. Especially
is this true in the case of the secur-
tiles of the Mexican National rail-
way, a material decline being noted
in both the first and second prefer
red stocks of that road.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-08
SLATED FOR MINISTER
OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
ges in Diaz Cabinet Said Imam
tour to Be Minister.
Associated Press Special.

Associated Press Special.
Washington, March Sin con
nection with the mobilization of
troops in Texas on the Mev; an Dor
der it is persistently rumored here
that several changes are soon to be
made in the cabinet of President
Diaz. 1t is said that Senior Liman-
tour. who arrived in New York last
night from France, is slated for min
lister of foreign affairs.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-08
Another big Lumber Company.

Associated Press Special.
Houston. Texas, March 8.-The
American Lumber company, capita
ICED at million dollars and BAG <ed
By Houston men, has been orSanil-
ed at Lake Charles, Louisiana.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-08

, ><>>>>>>>>%>>>>
a SLEDGE HAMMER BLOW.

= WaXahachie. Texas, Mar I, Z
= 191i.-Editor Daily Light. Z
= City.-Dear Sir: Your editorial Z
. on Legislative Derelicts" in Z
. today's paper hit the spot with
= sledge. | think the names of
= these senators should be pub =
. lished throughout the state so Z
. that their constituency would 4
. know them, and If they can I
swallow that bunch then there
. is no hope for them. I
. Yours truly, Z
r. f. MOORE. Z
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-08
CANNON BEING LOADED
WITH CHARGES SHKAPNEL,
San Antonio Reports an Incident
Unusual to the Customary
Routine for Maneuvers.

Associated Press Special.
San Antonio, March S.-The big
guns to be used by the troops In the
border maneuvers are being load
ed with shrapnel This is accepted
here as a significant fact.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-08
TROOPS BEING EQUIPPED
WITH BALL CARTRIDGES.


Associated Press Special.
Washington, March Sit is con
sidered as significant that the
southLound troops are being equip
ped with ball cartridges instead or
blanks When troops are ordered out
for maneuvers it is customary to
equip them with blank cartridges.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-08
GALVESTON HAS PREPARED
RECEPTION OF TROOPS
Pete klondyke Has Been Arrested
on Complaint OF Mexican Con-
sui at Galveston.

Associated Press Special.
Galveston, Texas, March S.
Preparations have already been com
pleted for the reception Of the Unit
ed States troops here. The troop
trains will be ruin directly into the
camp grounds.
Pete Kiondyke has been arrested
on the complaint of the local Mexi-
can consul, charged with the viola
ton of the neutrality laws.
NO INSTRUCTIONS YET TO
ENGLISH AMBASSADOR
Foreign Office Has Authorized the
Announcement That American
Representative Has Not ),
Received orders.
Associated Press Special.
London, March S-The foreign
office has authorized the announce
ment that no instructions of any
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-08
TEXAS NATIONAL GUARD
NOT BE CALLED OUT.
Adjutant General Hutchins Says
Little Likelihood of Texas Sol
diers Joining i'm Border
M3neuyPrS

Associated Press Special.
Austin. Texas, March S.-Adju-
tant General Hutchins said this
morning that there is little likeli-
hood that the Texas National Guard
will be called out to join in the
border manuevers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-03-08
FIELD ARTILLERY FROM
FORT MEYER, VIRGINIA
Carry Larger Store OF Provisions
and Ammunition than Has
Been Carried on Former
Occasions.
Associated Press Special.

Associated Press Special.
Fort Meyer. Va, March s.
Three batteries of field artillery are
leaving here today for San Antonio,
Texas. 1t is matter of comment
that they carry larger store of pro
visions and ammunition than has
been carried on former occasions
when maneuvers was the object