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TAFT'S BLOW At
PATRONAGE; WANTS
A CLEAN SWEEP
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management Of this association. tho
President said this VA mainly bankcrs'
work tho banks could he trusted
better than anybody else to conduct Il.
However. he urged that some form Of
control should prevail. and tina; the
currency reform should not bs made q
political Issue.
And I trust also that the new lesis.
iation will carefully and completely
protect and assure the Individuality and
the independence OF each bank. to the
end that any tendency there may ever
be toward . consolidation OF the money
or banking power OF tho nation shall
be defeated" said the President.
The message discussed the proposed
army reorganization plan In which the
President found several propositions
with which he disagreed. The question
Of Panama Canal tolls was recon-
mended for early action. and the Presi-
dent urged that the tolls be arranged
to favor American shipping.
Asks IMMEDIATE ACTION ON
~PARc9Ls POST.
Immediate steps for the establishment
OF . rural parcels post were recom-
mended.
On the s~stsblishmsnt Of . parcels
post Ne President took the position
that Ne post would not destroy the
business Of the country s~torsksspsr.
sI.ssssA Of doing this" he said, u
think The change viii greatly increase
business for the bsnsAt OF al. The
reluetion IN the lost u living IL will
bring about ought 70 make it, coming
certain"
On the subject OF the Panama Canal
the President dealt at length with the
question of whether American shipping
should pay tolls.
II am very confident that the United
States has the power TO relieve from
the payment OF tolls any part OF our
shipping that Congress deems wise.'
said the President. we own the canal.
II was our money that built It. We
have the right to charge tolls for its
use. These tolls must be the same to
every one; hut when we are dealing
with our own ships. the practice OF
many governments of subsidizing their
own merchant vessels " so well estab-
iished in general that n subsidy equal
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marks about a inch OF TWO eperI ny
fscs was also affected. stayed horDe that
day and went to sec Q doctor. He told ne
that I must have eaten something poison.
ots, and I had the hives. He prescribed .
medicine and also gave me some ointment.
IA the days went BY ! steadily grew worve.
tbs marks changing from one part Of my body
70 another. The medicine and ointment were
Of NO use, and I felt greatly disappointed
until one evening By chance looking over the
pspen I saw the cuticura Remedies adver'
tised. ! Immediately procured some Cuticure
Ointment and applied II 70 my body. icould
hardly believe Il, but II seemed 10 ease my
skin right away. I kept on using tic Cuticura
Ointment for . week and can say that Il
certainly was the finest preparation I had
ever used. II completely cured me, and ]
have not been troubled since" tSigned)
william Waterman, 100 E. Tooth St.. New
York City. Dec. 8. 1910.
Although Cut'cura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment are sold by druggists and dealers
everywhere. q liberal sample OF each. with
S2-page booklet on the skin and hair. VIII
Be sent. post-frce. on application to Potto
Drug 4 Chem. Corp. Dept. ga. Bostoe.
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Mrs. CROMWELL
TO Be BRIDE Of
MORGAN PARTNER
Engagement Announced of Ed.
ward T. Stoesbury and
Washington Widow.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. ai.-soc,ety IN
Philadelphia 10 Tremendously. interested
IN the approachins marriage Of "a
ward r. otossbury Of this city. and
A~ Oliver Cromwell Of washinston.
M. otossbury IL head Of the firm OF
DrsxS'A Co.. . partner of J. Pierpont
Morgan. . patron Of art aod . sports-
man He has been Q wtdower for many
years. his qst wife having Died when
he was quite younS.
Mrs. Cromwell ID widely known In
We shinston. New York. London and
Paris. ehe has a summer place at Mag
nohs. Mass. and q magnificent town
house In Washington. where the wed.
ding-the date for which has not been
set-wM probably take place. Mrs.
Cromwsirs husband died eighteen
nenths a6o.
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SHERMAN IS ANXIOUS
|. TO RETIRE FROM POLITICS.
Vice.President Does Not Want TO
Run for Governor of
New York,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2i.-subsequent
to a call at the White House to-day by
vice-President Sherman wide credence
was given TO a report that Mr.. sher-
man does not desire to be the Rcpubli.
ran candidate for Governor Of New
York.
1t further was reported, apparently on
the highest authority. that unless the
party desired him 10 run again for
the Vce-presidency he would retire
from politics March Z. 1913.
Mr.. Sherman's call at the White House.
coming Immediately after President
Taft's return from New York. where he
and Secretary Hilles consulted a number
Of the state leaders. attracted unusual
Interest. The vice-President declined.
however. to discuss his visit.
The President, 1t was said to-day. was
being urged to interest himself in the
vice-Presidential situation II Mr.. Taft
is to be nominated. his friends have eug-
gested that his choice Of a running mate
should be known before convention time.
1t was reported that some OF the New
York Republicans had recommended that
Mr.. Sherman be retained on the ticket.
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NOW IT'S BRESNAHAN
WHO'S AFTER MURPHY.
ST. Louis Manager Has Filed
Charge Against Chicago Magnate
To the National Commission.

ST LOUIS, Mo. Dec. ei.-Roger
Bresnahan, manag OF the 81. Louis
National League team. to-day admitted
that he had filed charges against
CHARLES ". Murphy, owner ana presI.
dent ~ the Chicago Cubs. before IN,
National Commission. demanding that
Murphy De made TO answe FOR an al.
legged Insult nj the recent meeting IN
New YORK. In his formal charge
against Murphy. Bresnahan alleges
that the CUB president called him n
liar n added Il have something ON
you and VII Dive y from organized
baseball"
Wien asked Generating the charges
to-day. bresnihnn said
Yes, Il IL true that | have preferred
charges, but ! DO not think II would
b. wise for mt TO make any further
statement for publication until the com
mission has taken formal setioA."
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TAFT SENDS EULOGY
OF JOHN BI IN
MESA E TO

WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.--Rc-
greet OF President Taft at the
death of John Bigelow was ex-
pressed to-day In the following
telegram to Grace Blgelow, daugh-
ter OF the dead publicist:
] extend to you and your
fathers family my deep SYM
pathy in your present sorrow.
John Bigelow was a historic
figure In his elevating influence
on public AFFAIRS for half q
century.
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NJ me and said: Damn you. what are
you doing here
WITNESS oe1o A WARNING
FROM JUDGE.


Bernstein was much excited and the
Court halted him. but he paid M heed.
will you keep stiii?" demanded Judge
Grain stsrniy.
Replying TO a score of questions In
varying form. the witness denied that
the exs mining tables o~bstructed the IRE
escapes.
Mr., Dostwick read 70 the witness
many questions and answers from his
Testimony before the Coroner's jury.
showing minor discrepancies.
Miss Emily l.. Perett d No. ~ Riv.
erside Drive. came a. the most dashins
witness Of the. trial. She Is q comedy.
we'll poissi Young woman.
In reply TO Mr.. Steuer's questions
Miss Perett said she was a buyer for
Lift Brothers OF Philadelphia. who
keep q general department store. She
ofesn visited the plant Of Harris 4
Blanck. Daring the buying - OF
the last two years she had gone two
or three times a week TO tho factory.
Q. When you went to the factory
how did YOU 70? A. BY the Washing
ton place elevator.
Q. To what floor? A. Tenth. AIoo
the eighth and ninth.
Q. How AID you get to the ninth ioorf
4. I went down the stairs.
q. How did you enter the ninth floor
door, \. Simply by turning the Knob
and walking In.
Q. (By Juror No. H. When You went
to the ninth floor did you have to have q
key to open tho door, A.. No. cir.
oussis Rapp Of No. eo4 East Tenth
street. . forewoman a the factory.
- A..s -lAaAa A~tu. d.. AAu A. ~Ata
she often went from the eighth to tho
ninth moor. she went through ths
washington place door. There was q
key In the look with q string tied to II.
Mr.. I3ostwick sought to impsaoh the
witness with a statement made March
30, 1911, to the District.Attorney. Ths
Court joited the District-Attorney's
office by refusing at this time to &C.
capt the paper because II 10 wholly
without probative vahie."
Louis A. SILK. a salesman. of No. %:
West End avenuev md Bernard Censei
Of No. Bis West One Hundred and Forty
third Areet. testified that they had foink
the door open when they visited the
factory.
yetta Kreltsberg. who ~ employed
In the shipping department on the tenth
Ioor, said she dii not hnd the door
locked.
WITNESSES ADMIT THAT THEIR
PAY WAS iNcREAeEp.
Lena Handouts OF Nc. ?7s East Tenth
sti ect. "a forewoman on the eighth toor
| gave similar testimony.
Mr.. Bostwick brought out that the lat
ter girls pay had been raised from IL
1, ~ u week. She GOT the raise becaus,
she went to another concern for NOR
money. Two Of the other girls who hAt
| testified also admitted getting IS Q weol
raises from Harris h Blanck.
Louis Senderman OF No. si& East Mint!
street. "a %shipplng clerk. also wen
through the doors at times u dozen time
"A day,
senderman' said no tried to turn or
tho water for the hose In the hall on thu
day OF the fire.
Tho water didn't come" he said. ''bu
Il would not hav made any diYerenc,
because the hose was rotten"
Mrs. O.. H.. =. Belmont and Miss the,
Milhoiand came to the courtroom whit
Senderman was testifyinx.
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British Hteum~r C~apsises.

PENZANCE. England. Dec. T.-Thc
British two-mas,ed stcamcr Hellopes OF
LfT tons capsixed and sank three miles
10 the south OF Pcnxance to-day. The
crew was saved ana landed here.
When she was sighted coming into port
THE morning she had "A heavy list.
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IL ives just simply eIYlloo
and made IL Impossible ~
me 10 sleep the rsst a thee
night. % I had 70 sit up ~
night changing my poeitten
svery couple Of minutes.
A. the houn went ~ u
grew worSe and eoon
started 10 scratch myse1f.
when daylight arrived ]
saw that my body va
covered with laree red
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Boston Hears Prosecution Will
Make This Charge at Trial
Of Accused Pastor.
ACTED A DUAL ROLE.
Story Goes That In Secret He
Tied Marriage Knot for
Himself and Girl.

ts-tsi 10 Tie o~seias w0tdl
BOSTON. Dec. n.-Whiis interest Il
centred on the condition Of the Rev
Clarence v. r. Riehcson and his early
recovery from ssif-inniotsd wounds. Z
sensational story 10 being circulated 20
the effect that when the accused pastor
10 brought up for tria the prosecution
VIII claim tha, Richsson married Awa
Linnell In q wierd secret ceremony In
which he himself was both groom and
ofhciating Clergyman and that the girl
whose murder 10 charged against him
implicitly believed In the legality Of the
ceremony.
Tho statement IN made that this In
formation. closely guarded for two
months. comes from an authority close
to the District Attorneys once. when
the murder case comss up next month
the Government. II In said. will produce
witnesses In the attempt to prove tina,
Avis Linnoll. h pretty choir singer.
who met her death by cyanide of
potassium at the Young women's
- wan HrsoNiAttOn dOtI IlltOTNs Went
through this secret ceremony which. n
will be- charged. Richeson had rug
gcr,ed and which She believed would
unite her 10 the man she loved.
CAN MARRY orHeRs; WHY NOT
ouRsELvEs"
II can marry others: why no our
sclvcs7' II the announcement that
Iucheson IL alleged to have made Ia
the little country girl. Wont that b
tomanticr'.is the alleged answer OF
Avis Lirneii.
According TO the story told. the core.
mony then followed. Richeson taking
the double role OF clergyman and groom.
Whistler the usual ritual was used.
was not divulged. The weird secret
ceremony II alleged 10 have taken place
last summer Al HyAnnis. the home town
OK the girls parents. ana the scene Of
the early romance Of the vintage beauty
and the dashins young virslnian. Both
we're spending their vacaAions IN the
village. Friends OF Avis Linnsll told
during the excitement following the
mysterious death Of Avis In Boston OF
their surprise a. thinss they noticed Ia
last summsr Richsson ana Avi. 80.
constantly In each Others company, and
the girls Of the town entertained the
.,.cic,on. ,h., ..srs, ...~--.. -.
ho.n n.r,o.mS, hv -nicA A.. I.vL.-S
$500, .. ~ .-s., 49,
wv p.,'orA ."'u' WE
.~""se sppe~'sa o"s oey Win Q
WcdoihS rms on ner unser' which,. shs
Told her friends. Richeson had given her
~ q Dir friday present.
RichEaoN kEEpa aileNT. NAV
man WV
~ "S~"'''
The following statement VA Issued
this forenoon At tho jail ~concernins
| Richeson's condition.
..Nr pIchssor n...sd f.,.,,, .u
,or,ah,. nigh, nh, wa. -.ou..,h., u..,
10. ~. "a go. -. u.
= 49, -. ov
s.'o"s '""~,. o.' WY pas "seAus'
ot iWs OF p'ooo. NJ mas NOT spoksf
since the op~rnIon,'
Doctors who treated tho clergyman
said that he should bs yell In tan An y,
n, iva wsekr. Tho danger n, hIoo,
no,.o,,,v 4. m. or,v X,.u.n, a..
t''S's''S ~" "S NN''N" tua
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to the tolls. an equivalent remission Of
tolls. cannot IT, held to be a dlscrimina-
ton In the use OF the canal
RECOMMENDATIONS MADE ~
THE PRESIDENT.
Among the Presidents recommends
lions were the GLOWING: An imme-
date increase Of 1000 men in the enlisted
strength Of the navy.
Abolition OF the smaller navy yards.
Contributory pension system for Gov
eminent employees.
The elimination Of all local offices from
politics.
Increased appropriation for the com.
pletion OF river and harbor Improve
ments along the Mississippi. the Ohio
and the Missouri Rivers.
An extension OF the term Of service
Of the Special Board OF Engineers on
the waterway from the lakes to the
gulf.
Power in the President to remove
clerks of Federal courts for cause.
Payment OF the French s%poliation
judgments.
Employers liability and workmen's
compensation legislation called to the
attention OF Congress.
PROMISES SPECIAL MESSAGE ON
NAVY YARDS.
On the subject OF navy yards the
President has this to say:
The Secretary Of the Navy has rec
commended the abolition OF certain or
the smaller and unnecessary navy
yards. and In order to furnish n COM
plete and comprehensive report has re-
far..l ala. .t,Auttnt 81 al navy Nn r1a In
the Joint board OF the army n navy.
This board will shortly make its re-
port and the Secretary OF the Navy
advises me that his recommendations
on the subject will be presented early
In the coming year.
The measure OF economy contained In
q proper handling OF this subject Is so
great and so important to the interests
Of the nation that | shall present It to
Congress as a separate subject apart
from my annual message. Concentra-
ton OF the necessary work for naval
vessels In a few navy yards on each
oast Is n vital necessity II proper
economy In Government expenditures Is
to be attained
Other witnesses testified to seems
Carney In Nolan's place on the fata'
night, and the defense rested.
The attorneys will sum up to-morr0 y
and give the case TO the jury.
James j. Heating. who was indicted as
tine accessory OF Garvey. was arraigned
before Judge Mulqueen In General SEES
sions this afternoon to plead. Heating
said he was without G to employ
counsel. and asked that Mr.. Wellmar
and Mr.. Hennessy. Garvey's attorneys
be assigned to defend MIN. Judge
Mulqueen granted keatAng's request.
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prtc9Ucu " tuv uuftOo u tno 81
the shouts Of the men passengers.
Throughout the building and In the
streets near by. II was thought theirs
haA been q big explosion. THOUSANDS
ran from once buildings. the Produce
Exchange and banking houses. There
we excitement even on the Moor OF
the Stock Exchange when runors OF
an exaggerated nature were circulated
Tho car was literally smashed 70
pieces on tho concrete floor Of the base
ment. Fortunately. the impact knocked
on tho door Of the shaft n the In
jured were removed without difficulty.
Mss Kahne was tho frs. taken ont.
Dosp!,o her brokcn ankle, shc ran up
TO she main floor. boarded on elevator
cse and rode up TO tho seventeenth
noor, where she was employed In an
once. The ambulance surgeons found
her there and had = hard time pcrsuad.
ing her to get into a car n ride down.
OFFICES CONVERTED INTO TEN.
PoRARv HosPIrAte.
- great was the crowd that assembled
In end around the building that Capt.
Howan oil the Old Slip Station had to
csll out his reserves. Two ambulanes
svsgeoos from Hudson Street Hospital.
Dr. Orr and Garrett. took care OF the
injured and gained a lot OF practical e.
perlence IN setting broken bones.
oficcs on the main Moor of the build.
ing we're converted into temporary hos.
pitfalls.
No explanation has been given FOR
the breaking OF the cable. II Ia sup
posed that investigation viii develop .
naw In the steel strands Of which II
vas composed.
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oGNNsrEIk MAKES CHARGE
AGAINST DISTRICT ATTORNEY,

why asked the 'secutor.
Il was trapped In the building
began bernstein.
MIR. bostwick stopped him and Mr..
steiner INSISTED on having the answer.
The District-Attorney. Mr., Whit
man." Bernstein went on. came out 10
whore | was and said; What are you
doing hero' ] win smash yous face II
you don't get out Of this building. Cal
u policeman and put him out"
=, Where did YOU call on May Lev
an,inos 4. At her home. two weeks
after the nrs. when ] heard she was
slick IN bed
q WIN you name some other wit.
nesses FOR the defense you called on
after the hres A., haven't called on
any Of them at all.
. Didn't you talk with Ida and Anna
Miitc,man9 A, No,
q pldu'; you Issue orders that the
Washington place doors shouid no, be
used A. No sir.
q Was not complaint made to YOU by
various employees that they should b,
allowed 10 NO down the washinKto
place side because OF the crowds at the
Greene stree, stairs, A.. No sir.
.. Ale You positive that you had a
,ubp,tna to ~ before the Grand Jury
\ | am positive.
y. presume you have destroyed Il
Have YOU aided In the preparation o
this case" \. ! do not understand you
Y. Are YOU sure that she District-At
tornry went TO you on the floor outsid,
of The Grund Jurv roam and fuld WI
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of the positions. He could not dis.
tinguish the features or the character
Of clothing worn by any Of the several
huDdred passersby as they came within
the patch Of light from Jacoby's store
window. They tried u from all the 20.
stticns. and II Was impossible to see
any ones face clearly enough TO recog.
Mise them a~fterward.
william Evelyn, proprietor OF q truck
ing business. was one Of tho two men
who dropped In at Nolan's that July
utGht, about II o'clock, and brought
word Of the shooting. lie had psssed
the crowd In front Of Jacoby's on hi.
woy botsA he kneW none of the mon
IN NolSh'G hnd could not say who were
Shepe at the time.
Charles O'Connor. a bartender n
Nolan's. was called TO testify about Dict
Bell. lie said Bell looked very much
iike Oarvey. and had tho same general
cast of features. O'Connor then idspu.
nel the photograph OF Bell by which
means the defense got Tho striking
M.
IOuls r. Gerry. manager Of Long
store OF West Bteecker street. testified
that ne sold Garvey a straw hat early
Last hummer. This was TO refuts thS
statement OF the police that GArvey
haA said he wore . derby hat all rum,
Asr and had not bought . straw hat
Tue States witnesses agreed hi
etern's slayer wore n derby or sioucf
haa.
Robert Kenny. a checker AT the New
York Central Railroad. Was another
alfha witness from Solan's.
sylvester u. PArdee wal called as tn,
second Of the two men who told IN,
crowd at Noian's that a shooting ha
taken place on Sixth avenue.
Robert Nolan, brother or the pro
prietor of h saloon. testified THAI N
: had kn0~n 0arvey nfteen years an,
hat on the evening IN question Carve.
wso IN NolAn's the entire evening.
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DISTRESSING CASR
Of HIVES CURED
Body Covered with Large Red afks.
Face Also Affected. Cuticura
Ointment Eased Skin Right
AwayandC Completely

- retired one evening ana mo dsepfne
. coupls Of hour WA awakened By . bunlng
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FLATS 4 APARTMENTs TO LET,
Euenlahed.

18TH ST., i?s N.-wni sublet two rooms. bath
and. hrhsnetie; tslephone, elevator service. g.
10 buIldipI tsrss asdsrs.s nsht pssv. AppI
oupsgintsadsst.
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0tGO.
bAlI.-At his residence. as West 72d At
THURSDAY. Dec. 2lst. OF pneumonia. IN
BALL. :"
Funeral services SATURDAY.. Dec. %. nj
! o'clock. !nterment at convenience OF
family. Kindly omit flowers.
MYERS on wednesday. Dec. 90 I'm AMI
W. MYERS. beloved husband OF Ir,ne
NJ. Cody and beloved son OF Celia And
the late Chas. Myers.
Funeral from his late residence, Az
East Nineticth street on Saturday, Dec
20, at 1880 a, NJ. thence to Church OF
Our Lazy OF Good Counsel. East Nine.
tleth street. where a requiem mass viii
be said for the ropose OF his soul.
MN a short illness. MAG.
GLE M'NAMEE, beloved wife OF Michse
McNamee.
Funeral services at her late ~.,.
denee. No. 07o Amsterdam av., nH1nr-
day. Dec. 80. ct 10 A. u.
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RoeEcUToR OgoINS DRILLING
or THE MANAGER.

you were Q witness before the Cor.
ones's juryf' began Mr.. Bostwick.
"Yss. cir. I was" sAid tho witness.
y. The employees never went out of
the Washington place side, did they ?
4. The smploysesY Sometimes they did.
II WA not necessary. bst In the factory
they did just the same ~ ] did.
Q. ~ night when the Girls went home
they never went N Of the Washington
place sdsI A. No. or.
bernstein said the Washington place
doorv were closed In winter ana open In
summer and then the Assistant District
Attorney began an attack on the crsdi.
bility Of the witneAs.
"Whcn You appeared before the
coroner on April 10 was not this cues.
ton asked OF YOU and did you not make
this answer; The Washington 4 ACE
doors were kept q. d?' and you an
swered 'Yes'y" asked Mr.. Bostwick. II
answered the au stion Just like ! did 70
you"
q. Were YOU rot efore thu Grand
Jury when It ,ook up this case? A. No.
cir.
Y. Hut you were In the building? A.
Yes. sir. Harry H~Assenbaum. Brown
and myself had subpoenAs to come be.
fore the 0rsni Jury.
q, Didn't you talk to a witness bcfor,
the Grand Juryf A. I spoke to one.
Y. Dld YOU talk TO n other witness
A. No.
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CROOK" DOUBLE
Of CARNEY BEFORE
TAXI MURDER Jury
CONTINUED from First Page,)

panied Attorney Rodcrlck wcllman 10
Thirteenth street and Sixth avenue q
few nights & 60 test the positions
witnesses for the state said they occu.
pied when they saw the fatal shot nred
and later Identified 6arvcy as the muir
derer.
Dgll A. pouelE OF ACCUSED
MAN, PICTURE SHOWS.