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The Washington herald., 1911-01-29
Satterday on business,
and ] aI|us take Sunday
as a day of rest
after it.
Yours for fancy blacksmithins and plumbing.
Bingville. BILL HEPBURN.
Have You Forgot That ]
(Phoebe hiIderbrand)
Am Still in the Dressmaking
Business?

Spring Is now approaching and II behoofs yoo
to think about having some clothes made.
subscribe to the DelineatOr and other
journals Of fashion In order to keep posted up
on the latest styles OF dresses.
made Amelia Tucker, our reisning society
queen q h0bble skirt only last week. and
Amelia IL just crasy about II. When she wore
II last Sunday she was the sigrosure Of all
eyes. Amelia says the only objecshion she has
to II 10 that she can't take very long steps. and
II took her three-quarters OF . hour to
walk from her home to the church. which 10
only about q eighth Of . mile away. However.
I can make hobble skirts for ladies which wont
hobble them quite much.
Call and see the latest styles
jf1ts guaranteed. have never yeSmads Z
dress for anybody that didn't have . NJ.
Yours for fashionable dressmaking.
PHOEBE HILDEBRAND.
1ingiilo 4ebes q AaAtsa1A
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
BILL TO EXTEND L" RAILROAD
Gives Three Years to Build, Under Pen
atty of Forfeiting Franchise.
fBv Telegraph TO Tho Tribune

Albany. March c2.-Assemb.yman Egan
of New York TODAY introduced bill re-
curing the New York city elevated rail
road 10 extend IT'S limo in New York city
along a route divergirE from the existing
structure Of the Ninth avenue elevated
line Of the Manhattan Railway Compant
near West 18th street and Eighth ave-
rue. thence northeasterly over private
property and public streets. crossing the
Harlem River and the right Of way Il the
New York Central Railroad to Sedgwick
avenue. and from there over various
streets and private property until Wood
lawn Cemetery is reached. Tie railroad
is 20 have three years 20 make the eX-
tension under penalty Of forfeiting its
right 10 any franchise covering the route.
Mt Hammitt. secretary Of the Citizens
Union. said that tho effect of the bin
would be TO grant the company fran
chise for the extension. in case it has no
such franchise and that the grant would
he for the same period as that OF its
present franchise that IS in perpetuity.
Another effect Of such legislative com
manl would be 10 make the state or the
city liable for indirect damages
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
LAST LORIMER CASE
Two Chicagoans Acquitted-One
Conviction in a Year.

Chicago, March 22.-Charles Z. Erbstein
and Arthur Mcbride. who for two weeks
had been on trial on charges of conspiracy
to defame States Attorney Waynan, were
found not guilty today by a jury, which
was out less than an hour.
The case grew out Of an affidavit. filed
by Mcbride with the Chicago Bar AS
sociation, charging that States Attorney
Wayman had told him ito fix" a juror in
a criminal case in 1905 in which Wayman
appeared as counsel for the defence. Way
man charged Erbstein with having con-
spired with Mcbride TO file the charges
The case resulted from the second tria
Of Lee o Neil Browne charged with bribery
IN the election Of United States Senator
William Lorimer. and its termination marks
the wind-up in Cook County courts OF liti-
CATION having its conception in charges
that the seat IN the Senate was purchased.
Since April. 1910, when the bribery charges
were first made there has been no time IN
which some resultant acton was not penc-
ing heTe.
The only conviction during almost a year
o. constant litigation was that Of Patrlck
Keeley a detective for the States At
torney who had had the custody Of Repre-
sentative Beckemeyer. a witness IN the
Browne case Keeley testified falsely as 70
orders given by Waymans assistants for
Beckereyer's treatment.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
AMERICAN AUTHORIZES SUtO
Irene Osgood' Must Return
pics Cat and MSS. TO Husband.

london March 22-Horses. pigs. cats
n5anuscrirts Of plays and stories anu
earlier divorce papers figured iaIIr''' ~
,I.. .,,rsoDIru- Of the audience. at the tild'
today Of q suit brought a. Nor;hailp'o p'o'
bv .Ia English author, Robert haTh"'o"7' ID
Sher,r5. against his wife the America
o,.tboress known az Irene os=ood. VINO
vas formerly Mrs. Charles iigott Harvey
nee De Beiot lie.
s,f- for separation brought hy the WE
is pondinc. and the hushan in the
action alleges that the defendant purlo'ii'''
tho above mentioned property all ne pos
sassed and 50 left him stranded Sherart.'
describins nis life at Guiidsborough nan
Nortbampton. which IS tho property Oh Ms
wife referred 20 the home as my al
vary" He had been treated Ike ooE' ie
declared. and thrice thrown out oi t"e
place. -,.,,...d
6.sroatioauv. Il wrote everything that sAe
is supposed 10 have written in the last Ave
years" ..7,
Mrs snerard who IS the author Of 10
, VI, Confessed" and "Servitude. ana
,.cseasses an income of between S9''to a"t
sca n,o = wear. entered the witness to% ara
described how She met sherard az cannes
france lie was practically without funcs'
and she gave nim. she said, $500 with when
~ buy clothes She did rot Ano" az tAe
,tr,o that he had been married previously
and WAS not aware q the situation until a
f4,, dats after their Wedding when sh-
discovered his divorce papers. suspecuns
tlat his alliance with her was illegal she
,.o,. nosse.sion Of these documents. She
denied that her husband had written any oI
the works attributed to her.
Mrs sherard is a native Of virginia
.terard.s works include The Lie Of oscar
Wide" ana The story Of an Unhappy
Friendship ..-
Aftor hearing both stories in detail the
rresiding judge decided that the defenGaH'
must return 10 her husband one horse SIX
n5as and ore cat and the manuscripts ~
d.epute. or ray him $40 Mrs sherard
promptly entered an appeal from the judS-
T ruCrt.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
DUCK SHOOTING BILL KILLED
Assembly Rejects 1t by a Vote OF
73 to Sc.
TBy Telerraph % The Trlbune-

Albany. March oc-The Assembly to-day
killed the Long Island spring duck shooting
bin Il Senator Long and AssemblymaA
Shelde. The advocates of The measure
could get together only 80 votes. ten less
than the number required 20 pass IT, There
were 90 votes against It The entire session
of the Assembly was devoted TO the dis
cussion OF the bill. which was opposed by
Republicans and upstate members sener-
ally. Long Island and New York members
voted for h.
Its opponents declared II was objected
% lv the state Forest, Fish and Game de-
partment and by game and sporting clubs
all over the state, and that they had Gov
ernor Dix's promise 10 veto u II II should
come before him. They argued that the
Heightened open season IN ducks would
permit the shooting ot these birds as LONG
as they appeared here IN the spring and
not only spoil duck shooting for upstate
persons. bat eventually eSterminate the
birds. This bin has been before the Legs
lature for the last seven years. and II came
nearer passage to-day than ever before.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
NEW BILLS At ALBANY
Proposed Amendment Calls for Initia-
tive and Referendum.
-r.r- Ie--.r. ~ TIE rrLhlr

r Ic-re Dl no The Tribune
A.oery March "a constitutional
amendment calling for the initiative and
referendum was introduced to-day by As
semolynan M.rr1y. of New York. II pro-
r.tes tor initiating any law 10y petition OF
ID Ier cent of the voters and for refe-en-
dim v..e 20 any bin passed by the Lesis-
.a,s-e either ls order of the Legislature or
oF petition ~ .0 per cent Of the voters.
Senator traWI-y and Assemb. yman A. Z.
sr-. to-day introduced bin providing
u-t t.s night courts in the city # New
i.-f small close ~ O'Clock in the morn
In instead u g.
Among other bills introduced to-day were
the 4. blowing
senator Travis. requiring physicians 20
lei"r' cases ~ death ~ persons within SIX
.-lt'1- after they have had injections OF
s. ..-. al-tQXlu or vaccine and the PROB
%t.e relation ~ the injection 20 the death.
-.-r- 'n make such report is made q
ass-ma.yman Farrell. providing that
hereafter uo person shall be appointed 70 a
Ia .e'r eslcent ot tie city for three
Assem- lyman Sp.e.bcrser, prohibiting the
e@--c-io1 - moving pictures IN dark
W partly dark theatre or han.
--rr-n. ol man GeatOns. making more
Hf-n-fnt tle prohibition against WORKING
or f.e Sabbath It provides tnat when
u.n or person can require employees 20
.oiH m that day unless they had during
- SIX c1"e preceding twenty-iouT con-
'-+-.f .lIrr WltncT labor.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
STOLYPIN STILL PREMIER
Gear Reported to Have Persuad-
cd Him TO Remain in Office.

= Petersburg March 22.-The minis
,e~ial eituation took turn to-day IN
favor OF ". Sto'ypin remaining Iremicr
N.bouen NJ KokoveoN has been ep-
nointed n the Premiership, tho appoint
r,a,,t has not been officially announced.
The Emperor Gincd last evening AZ the
house II Nine NvrohoG daughter of Sec
.re,arv II state Taneicff. who is also Grand
Master Of the Court After tie dinner the
l,rerd Duchess olga AlexandrOvna told
tro.o assembled that the Emperor had
succeeded in persuading ~ stolypin 70 re-
main in Office.
In response . Inquiries tonight VI.
c,olvpln declared that the situation was
without change. lie said that be had re-
ceiyed no direct or indirect offers or pro-
nosals from his majesty since his res'e-
nation
The Nauonalistic newspaper are
strongly urging II. Sto.ypin 70 reconsider
his determination 10 retire
The Emperor received tho Polish Mem
hers of tie Council of the Empire whc
belped 10 defeat the Zemstvo bill and
rracicusly conversed with them to-day.
This was much commented on because #
the fact mat # was the defeat of this bill
mat resulted in the resignation OF Premier
CtolvU.u
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
INSURANCE TRUST FEARED
Hearing on Bill to Place Frater-
nal Orders Under Hotchkiss.
lBy Telegraph 10 Tho tribune.

Albany, March 22.-The bill placing fra
ternal insurance societies under the juris-
diction of the Superintendent of Insurance.
as recently amended, is now favored by the
largest Of these societies Representatives
OF benefit associations having a member
ship OF more than half million in TINS
state have reached an agreement with Su-
perintendent Hotchkiss on the bill. which
has been modelled after the measure adopt
ed at the National Fraternal Congress at
Mobile, and is similar to laws already
passed In eight states
Representatives OF the Federated Fra
ternities of PENNSYLVANIA were the only OPP
ponents They declared that the bill would
bring about a raterna insurance trust.
John J. Hynes, OF Buffalo. representing the
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association. said
that the Federated Fraternlties were un-
known to the National Congress, and Mr.
Hotchkiss read a letter stating that the
federation existed only on paper
The Ways and Means Committee to-day
gave a hearing on the Graubard bill Great
ing commission Of eleven members, to he
appointed by the Governor. to investigate
generally the Sunday law, with special
reference TO the excise law. Advocates OF
the bill paid particular attention 10 the
Anti-Saloon League Or. William Gaertner
Of Buffalo declared this league and other
high brow" reformers did more TO drive
men to drink than the saloOnkeepers. Theo-
dore Sutro. president OF the German Amer
lean Alliance. also spoke for the bill. It
was opposed by the Rev. Or. Patterson, OF
the Anti-Saloon League.
Before the WAYS and Means Committee
Or. II. y. Gil. of the veterinary depart
ment Of New York University, declared
that horse owners in New York City were
losing 10000 a year because Of the ravaseS
f of FLANDERS He came to Albany 10 speak
/ FOR the bill appropriating 5000" for payment
1 for animals condemned because OF disease.
( commissioner Pearson Of the state Depart
ment OF Agriculture seeks to increase TINS
/ appropriation to $1,000 and to have pro-
vision made for an appropriation OF NoVH
( 10 investigate means for stamping out gAlh-
ders in New York city.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
REPORT HIGHWAY BILLS.
Favorable Committee Action or
Rouses Point Road Plan.
GIVES SPUR TO DIX CAMP
po,;ef That Measure Was Held
Up Because of Differences
with Murphy.
IL r,lasrarh e The TrIbune J

.uarv March 22-After having been heid
g several weeks. the bill for stone
f~or, New York 10 Rouses Point was
TED favorably tonight by the Assem-
49,. vavs and Means Committee. This is
-, t,ll which. as a sort of side issue. pro-
- for the building OF new state high
=. connecting Mckeever, where Governor
- has a summer camp and big numbering
Dil.,-ss.e with Utica and the outer world.
- General notion IS that the measure has
zen held uQ by the Assembly committee so
,.,g because Of differences between the
'.1rsrror and Boss" Murphy Of Tammany
t5.l, over the general bill reorganizing the
s.ste Highway Commission.
The ~euortIuC Of this bill and three other
sreoisl niehway appropriation measures to-
,..r., IS re-arded by many here as an at
...,-- to help the chances Of the general
r.,.. massage in its present form. The Gov
s,,o-.- f.u as reported, bears the name Of
,essu,h'vmau TrOmbly. an insursent Dem
ocrst The insurgents have been fighting
g.. General bill. as desired by Tammsny
cd o.. rero-ted amended this morning IN
,.o Ser % The Governor to-day indl-
Gated his opposition 10 the amended meas
urs .s follows.
-Tae b.u reported was shown 20 me at a
,s.e ro.r Yesterday afternoon. and l must
take time To- consider how far its provi-
s,ors arc in accordance with the views out
r.ed hy me- and vith the best interests OF
.-e highway development in the state.
Asversaries Of the proposed reorsaniza-
zion off the highway commission argue tina:
~, reporting # the Tromoly bill. in which
,-. Governor is interested al this time IS
Intended to act as a sort OF sop 10 him and
.r- .nsurcents 80 also the reporting II
senator Murtauehs hiu approDrieung S'-
l.re. for 81 state highway IN the southern
tier. Sir Merritt's. appropriating $S"too" for
-asd- m 81 Lawrence County, and Mr.
va--t4rn.s appropriatiuc $4,000 for a road
IN Ulster county, IS supposed 20 be par
r. plan to muster All possible support
f-r --. general highway bill
.srra--es made to-day hy the leaders I'M
d,-s.a that it will pass the Senate easily
s., viii .sv. hard Shedding in the Assem-
t.y where the insurgents are talking
strongly arout opposing IL in combination
With tie Republicans
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
COMMUTERS At CAPITOL
Favor Bill to Force New Haven
% Lower Rates.
=. r1I.E-arh = 7ho Tr'6ln'-l ]


arr March - Wcstchester County
,.rr...-- lbs afternoon crowded the Sen
A. ia aaa committees room 10 enter a
na .r favorable action on Tie bill Of
senate. Wainwright % require the New
Y.-s Nav Haven O. Hartford Rai'r ad
C.~ua.. not to charge the people of the
W..-...-t.r County towns any more for
rI.r- -. and from New York than it does
tae people of Boston suburbs for similar
distances
.-... s Wood counsel for Nayor Fiske
c. Io.nt Vernon said the people Of West
chester County We're made to pay 81 20 tor
q ser ~ commutaton tickets for which the
people rea~ Boston travelling the same dis
,,r-e 1ay 81 C+
is.-ator Wainwrieht said the increase
2 ~t-s 90 more than So year for each
c..ter which was q great hardship es-
-er.a.r where there were several in a
family -aldm- small salaued positions in
N.v york ci-y.
- Townsend. 4 TIE Board of Trade
Of -..t Chester said that the continual in
c.-a-. .- The rates charged by railroads
could -Ir result in the people rising up
AMI sln- about government owners hip.
N.o Fske e Mount Vernon and SeA-
a,.ls S-Weu aod Mcclellan We're amons
others Vra spoke for the BILL
.C 81 S1e4le. attorney for tie railroad,
~ spoke against tile bill. explained that
4 greater cha -ge ha1 70 be made to tie
commute about New York than 20 those
a.o.t Boston because OF the terminal
charges s-ien had 10 be met I'm New York
a.. rr- a- Boston he also held that t1e
L4-t-.. .-. had ~o right % regulate The
rate. charged ay the railroad Nice-Presi-
ce-- -1. ael - the railroad company was
present ..- spoke aza.nst the bill
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
HIGHWAY BILL AMENDMENTS
Dix Issues Statement Regarding Muir
tagh-Collin Measure

Albany. March - 22-GOvernOr Dix to-day
gave out the following statement IN the
amendments made by the Senate Commit
tee on Internal Affairs last night TO tile
M1rtagh-C Collin tiu for the abolition Of the
State Highway Commission as recommend
ed by him
Ny message on the matter Of highways
recommended that the executive work oi
tn. highways should he placed on the su-
rcrintendent of highways and that the com
mission should be advisory in character
and am informed that amendments 90 the
Nurtagn-ColUn bill covering these points
were submitted 10 the committee. The oh
~enOrtad out Yesterday was shown 20 me al
= late hour Yesterday afternoon. and must
take tine 20 consider how far its provisions
arc in accordance with the views outlined
hv me and with the hest interests Of high
way development IN the state.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
FOREIGN SPY CONFESSES
High Official in German Shlpyaro
Said TO Be Accomphce.

Hamburg. March 22.-The frehlden-
bIatt' SAYS that the foreigner VINO was
arrested recently with four other men on
the charge OF espionage has made con-
fession. The prisoners had been under
surveillance for some weeks, as suspicious
,,..re aroused that the foreigner was seek
i,g Information on the warships now un-
der construction
Excellent plans relating e the works al
t-iet we're found In the foreigners posses
sion The authorities have. not "a yet DIS
closed his Identity. but they declare tnat
no is London ship broker. and that his
chief accomplice is a high official u the
naval shipyard-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
JAPANESE CABLE TO GUAM?
Report Also Tells of Seizure OF a
Wireless Station.
- TeIegrnLh II The TrLhuns


San francisco. March 22.-A report that
the end Of a japanese cable was recently
picked up by the United States cutter
Pathfinder. while making soundings IN the
I.adrone Archipelago. was told here to-day
by John Buckley. deck engineer on the
United States transport Crook. BUCKLEY
declares ne learned Of the finding OF me
cable Of an obscure promontory OF Guam
from member Of the Pathfinders crew
in Manila.
The mysterious cable was traced 70
landing on the island Of Guam. Accordlhs
10 Buckleys informant. when it was tapped
communication was established not Win
Hong Kong but with Yokohama.
pI,7Slkiev further says II was an open Sc
cret in Manila before the Gro3k iett theTe 1tien
o,1era,ed bv The Japanese. was found IN 2
remote corner Of Guam, and that .ha i riiad nad
been quietly conhscated by the ChIIsu
states garrison, which deported the Jap
auese operator.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
DUTY ON BRITISH SPIRITS
American Government To Be Notlhed
That Advance Is Unjustifed.

London. March 22-Answering a question
3, the House ~ Commons to-day concern
,r- tbo additional duty imposed by the
r-,i,od stares on British spirits. the Right
~, . Hobhouse. Financial Secretary
10 the Treasury. said IN erect tlaI III 'i.e
opinion OF the British government ''e d',
iovances made To exporters of spirits -"
not Justify an increase IN the duty uhder
he American tariff laws. The British Am
bassador AZ washington, he added had
heen instructed 10 make representations %
the American government accordingly
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
KAISER S NAMESAKE LAUNCHED
Germauvs First Turbine Dreadnought
a Ship Of Mystery.

K.el Germany, March % 2-Germanys
first turbine battleship was launched to-
dav the birthday Of Emperor William |, and
was named the Kaiser by Empress Alguste
Victoria Emperor William looked on.
In a speech Chancellor Won Bethmann-
uollwee described the Kaiser as snip of
mystery. the Admiralty, in accordance with
its custom. Withholding all details OF con-
struction and equipment. even 10 the mat
ter u tonnage and the number of guns 20
10 carried. II is thought that the vessel
,riu have a displacement Of between Ho"
and 1900 tons. ana there is Possibility
.bst she will be armed with new li-inch
guns. -
T, the large assemblage that witnessed
,sa launching were the foreign ana naval
attaches.
The Kaiser. known while building as the
tf1dshrand because she replaces the Older
Iiudehrand was laid down on July J. 1873
nroyis,ou FOR her construction having been
rnada m the German naval programme for
4
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
CANT EXCLUDE GIRL PATRONS
Bill TO Bar Them from Chinese Restau
rants Unconstitutional.

Boston. March Cit would be unconst!-
tutional 10 exclude women under the age or
twenty-one years from Chinese restaurants.
according TO an opinion OF the supreme
Court sent 10 the Legislature to-day, where
a bill making such a provision is pending
The court points out that under such
law II would be a criminal offence for the
Chinese proprietor 90 a hote. or resta urant
IN permit hls wife # she was less than the
required age or his young daughter 70 en-
ter his place Of business and that such
law would he 4 great interference with the
liberty OF the subjects II foreign nations.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
TEST OF HONOLULU DEFENCEs
All Guns in the Fortifcations in
Effective Working Order

Honolulu March 22-The guns at Fort
Ruger were FREQ to-day for the first time
completing the tests Of all the guns IN the
fortifcatlons around Honolulu made oy
Can,ain William p. Platt. Of the ordnance
department. The tests were satisfactory TO
army officers.
Brigadler General Macomb said the ap-
nroaches 10 Honolulu are now defended oy
.ba bi, i2-fnch guns at Pearl Harbor, small
or guns AZ Honolulu Hartor and eight Z
inch mortars on Diamond Head, win
u,ide range of the sea. The first OF the de-
fences planned for Honolulu are no" III el-
fective working condition.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
GIOLITTI FORMING CABINET
Will Not Announce It Until After the
Opening of Italys Exhibition.

Rome March 22-Ex-Premier Giolitu
continues his negotiations with the object
If forming "A cabinet although no official
announcement will bc made Until after the
celebration of the Italian jubilee. The
opening Of The exhibition "AI take pla'e
on March q, and II IS feared hat marked
political changes might interfere with the
celebration.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
SIGNS SCHUYLER MANSION BILL.

Albany. March 22.--Governor LiX to-day
signed the Thomas bin appropriatng
$4,000 for the purchase of the Schuyler
mansion in Albany, which the state pro-
poses TO preserve because Of its historic
associations The Governor recently sug-
Qested that the bill be amended so as 70
provide Cor commission 20 care for tie
prorerty. but decided TO sign II without the
amcndmett
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
e,ns FOR s15.ooo.o 900 WORK.

Santiago. chill March 22-The govern
,.,.,, has invited bids for hydraulic en-
,,,,.orirr work at the ports Of Valparaiso
end san Antonio II Is estimated tnat an
expenditure in the neighoorhood OF No'-
o1o 90 will be required The bids VIII -
onened AZ the end of July.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
EALDANE TO GO TO LORDS

London. March 23.-According 10 The
Times" the elevation OF War Secretary
Haldane 10 the House OF Lords viii take
Mace within the next ten days This Is IN
tended 10 strengthen the government rep
resentatlon in that Chamber.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-23
obl;oed 70 Hal. Proceedings.

THE savage invectives were continued Aor
ten minutes. when the president uhapie 10
restore order. announced a temporary ad-
journment.
r-brourhout the turmoil there was SIM
Gle nerson in the room who maintained an
,-,,,aesi,.. attitude This was the informer
ca,raro Abbatemaggio who sat calmly IN
his smaller and exclusive steel pen hsteh-
inc and twisting his mustacnes
When the sitting was resumed president
p,archi sharply reprimanded the disturb
ors after which Antonio Cerato was called
f,r examination. He is charged with being
ora - the six who executed the sentence
- death upon the Cuoccolos. Cerrato' VINO
oa-rastl, protested hts innocence. mas
face frigh,fully SCARED by knife WOUNDS
and is not a pleasant man 20 look upon.
, rIie eva7,ination was along the lines OF
those of Mariana de Gennaro' Corrado "''-
tino and Giuseppe Salvi
Mariana de Gennaro who IS also accuseu
of the actual murder OF Cuocco.o' also tooh
the witness stand. He declared that he vas
The victim Of jealousy on the part OF Az
bateuaggio on account Of women. he ue-
nied all participation in the murder.
Several parties composed OF EhsIisn
tourists and Americans arrived here to-day
from Rome to hear the trial