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Washington Journal., 1912-03-30
Dix.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-25

PAcING-2:O CLAss-DOARD or TRADE
STANE 81 Oll-THREE Is FINL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-25
ARREST MAN AFTER SHOTS
Police Say Prisoner Is Gangman
Hostile to Big Jack" Zelig.

\ policeman captured young fellow
said to he kid" Mertz. a member Of a
gang hostile 20 big jack Zelig, yester-
day morning in the hallway at No 20j
Grand street. There had been some shoot
ing In that neighborhood a few hours be-
fore.
Patrolman Murphy. Of the Mulberry
street station, saw young woman, short
~ before daybreak. sneaking along Grand
street. lie followed her. but his atten-
ton was distracted by the shadowy form
Of a man crouching in hallway. The
policeman jumped into the hallway and
stumbled over the form, beside which lay
a revolver. When he came out with the
young mans wrist in his right hand the
young woman has disappeared.
In the station the man said he was An
tonic Mucca. twenty years old. living at
No 5GG East 1ssth street. He said he
was a laborer and denied ownership Of the
weapon found at his side. Later in the
day he was arraisned before Magistrate
Freschi. IN the Essex Market court and
held IN 81. 900 bail for trial. There were
two empty shells in the revolver.
DEPUTY Commissioner Dougherty ques-
toned AIucca for several hours some time
after the Rosenthal murder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-25
ANACONDA DIVIDEND
Stock Raised from 8 to a IL
Per Cent Basis.

The directors OF the Anaconda Copper
Mining Company yesterday declared
quarterly dividend of u cents n share
payable October 16. This compares with
the dividend OF % cents n share paid
each quarter since the beginning OF 1873
and raises tho stock from an TO u per
cent basis. the yearly dividend at the
higher rate amounting to s., against s.
heretofore, the par OF the stock being 80.
The Anaconda follows the Amalgamateh
Copper Company and other copper pro-
ducers I'm advancing fits dividend rate
these advances being based upon the
heavy demand for the metal, which has
been reflected in the advance IN price
TO 17'. cents pound. The Amalgsmated
owns 3.Is5.S0o shares OF Anaconda stock,
and so will receive from the dividend de-
clared yesterday about s2.3s9o0o
The Anaconda paid per cent yearly In
dividends in 1905. 1909, 1910 and 1911, and so
far In the current year has paid per
cent. In 1907 tho disbursement was % per
cent, in 1906 1871 per cent, I'm 1905 ~ per
cent; from 1902 10 1901. inclusive. per
cent n year, and in 1900 and 1901 Is per
cent yearly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-25
CAN SEE FLEET FOR QUARTER
Tomkins Fixes Fee and Orders In
spection of Motor Boats.

Commissioner Tomkins OF the Dock De-
partment has made arrangements for 'hc
convenience OF tho many thousands who
VIII wish TO visit th|Atiantlc feet during
It's coming stay in the North River. The
price asked for passage 10 tho ships Is
not 20 exceed Il cents each way. tho fare
out 20 be collected on the cmbarkation or
the passenger and the faro back during
tho return trip No tickets OF any sort
shall DC sold. nor shall the return trip
fare be collected on the outward passase
Tho Commissioner has Informed tho
owners OF motor boats who desire per-
m!ts 20 carry passengers 10 the fleet 20
present their boats FOR inspection at Pier
A. North River october l. :, and 4, from
n. IN. to p. m, when their suitability
will be passed upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-25
TO UPBUILD CRUOIBLE STEEL
Only the Regular Preferred Dividends
To Be Paid Until Work Is Finished.

Herbert Du Puy, chairman OF the board
OF the Crucible Steel Company OF Amer
lea. yesterday issued a statement outlin-
ing extensive Improvements which the
company Is planning, and advising tho
stockholders that until their completion
there will DO no dividend disbursements
beyond the payment OF the regular per
cent yearly on the preferred stock. When
the present management came into con-
troll. three years ago. Mr.. Du Puy said
many parts OF the various plants were
found 20 be obsolete, much Of the ma
chinery being At only FOR the scrap heap.
lie added:
All of these expenditures require money,
and much OF It. and until all Of these
great improvements, with those IN con-
temptation. are paid for, tho outstanding
s.. 10000 script redeemed and the finances
Of the company strengthened TO an invul-
nerable point the management would
deem it unwise 10 even consider any fur-
ther payments upon back dividends on the
preferred shares. The common stock divi-
dends are therefore too remote even for
concentration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-25
COAL co.'s GOOD YEAR
Lehigh g. Wilkesbarre Shows
Surplus of $1,288,346.

The Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre Coal
Company reports for the fiscal year ended
June go. 1912, gross receipts of sls,742,-
624 against s16.S7s,575 for the preceding
year. an Increase Of s1,S63,O4s; expenses
taxes. etc, s14.sse,262, an increase OF ST.
$4,000. and net earnings, SS.T6o'Sol'
against s3,473,Ss2, an increase OF s2S6'-
979. The balance for dividends was 81
1891. equivalent to 2s.9S per cent on
the outstanding capital stock, against
1858 per cent last year. Dividend re-
quirements were s1,197,625, leaving sur
plus for the year OF s1,2sS,S4S, an Increase
of s304.173.
The general balance sheet shows assets
and liabilities of $36,S5S,590. The COM
pany had on hand on June 80 cash to the
amount Of s2,7O1,6 Bills and accounts
receivable were s3,454,S57. The profit and
loss surplus was s3,569,C91.
Federal state and local taxes. Presi-
dent Baer notes in his report. have In
creased from 1887 in 1901 to s71e,4ss
in 1912, this increase equalling IL cents
ton on the S,ss5,425 tons OF coal mined
in the last fiscal year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-25

Washington, September q.
ORDERS ISSUED. - The following
orders have been issued:
ARMY
Captain THOMAS ". DARRAH, from 27th to
captain IGi, FRhNK B. HAWKINS, from 2ath 10
c, I',i WILLIAM p. HUNT, quartermaster
corr (ousrternss,or), from Fort sam Hour
ton 10 II Paso; assumes charge general sup
tly dcrOt. Department OF Texas
Caftniu WILLIAM II. TOBlN, quartermasteT
gorn. touarterrnaster) assigned Gsth Com
pany. coast artillery, on relief from detail
quartermaster corps. 49,. ,-,-...... -.
Captain DANIEL q. BERRY, 13th infanry' 10
For sam Houston, thence to Fort Bliss.
CAPTAIN JOHN :. FAIR. tth cavalry, IRON
Army War College, November 80 to his
Re,ienation Of Second Lieutenant GEORGE
". BEAVERS, Jr.. "a Cavalry accepted
October II. 80.
AID A. ROBINSON, 1ith Cavalry. one
month; second Lieutenant GEORGE w.
BEAVERS. Jr., % Cavalry to october II
NAVY.
Lieutenant W. u. BOOTH. detached the
Wilkes: the Baltimore.
Lieutenant dunior grade W. W. LAW
RENEE, detached the New Jersey two
months' leave. -
Lieutenant Ounior gradel q. j.: CAbhEh De
tached the North Dakota; temporary duty
Naval War College.
Lieutenant qunior srade) l.. L. BRAr'TON.
detached the Stcrrett; office judge advocate
general, Navy Department.
Ensign Il. n. GIBSON, detached the Mis-
pouri: to the Sterrett
Ensign Q. Il. MAYO. Naval Academy;
Medical Director H. BEYER. detached
Naval Medical school. September 2s;
un meal Tirector j. d. GATEwooD. COM
rnand Naval Medical school september 80.
Assistant Paymaster ". r.. MOORMAN, Blu
reau OF Supplies and Accounts.
Professor Of Mathematics y j. BROWN. de-
tached Naval Academ" member board on
naval ordnance, Navy Department, Octo-
Professor OF Mathematics II. VI. PAL, de-
tacbcd Naval Academy; wait ordeIs.
pavmaster's Cleri. q. II. EYFERTH. APP
pap,',,,,s,eI,s clerk +. Il. HERBERT. ap-
pointed 10 the Virginia ,, ,,,,,.,,
Pnymaster's Clerk NJ j. DAMBAChbE, ap-
pointed; 20 the MISSISSIPPI
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs. - The
following movements Of vessels have been
renorted to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
c.r, ,o-The Saturn, ut Tiburon.
sent, 22-The Nestal; NJ Boston.
So oa-The oneida, at Charleston: tho
p.i,imore, NJ Hampton Roads; the Mac
donough, the Tingey, the Thornton, tho
stockton. the shubriek the craven. tho
pshieren and the De Long, at Norfolk;
"a patuxent at Newport; the Whipple,
- If,ii the Perry. the Preble and the
Stev,art. 81 santa Barbara.
SAILED.
s.n, or.-The Brutus from Bluehelds for
c. Gaai. n5"Tho New Jersey. the Nebraska.
;bc Idaho and the Celtic. from Newport
sem sea SaI. TN ontario from Philadelphia for
rh Ne Gptatlo assigned with Atlantic feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-25
BOSTON BROKERS SUSPEND
Stephen R. Dow & %. Placed in
Hands of Receiver.

Boston, Sept. A-The Stock Exchange
firm OF Stephen r Dow & Co. assigned
to-day for the benefit OF its creditors.
At the same time Stephen r. Dow. head
of the firm. resigned as president OF the
Franklin. Indiana, North Lake. Algomah
and COrbin copper companies. Mr.. DOW
was also a director IN the Adventure, FL
River, Mayhower, Old Colony and Rhode
Island copper companies. The assignee
is Fred II. Williams.
TIE stocks in which the firm was inter
ested declined sharply on the local ex-
change, Indiana dropping from Is at the
opening 10 l2A, with slight rally
II was stated at the Stock Exchange
that the FIRMS liabilities 70 other broker.
were not heavy. Members OF the e1-
change said the firm was assisted In AL
gust. 1911, when several Boston brokerage
houses subscribed 10 q fund which pro-
tected tho firms bank collateral and
made possible an orderly liqulda ton.
Richard NJ. Edwards, OF Houshton,
Mich, director of the Franklin. Indiana,
North Lake, Algomah and Corbin com
panies, succeeds Mr.. Dow as president OF
all five corporations. In q statement
President Edwards said:
Unfortunately, the failure OF Stephen r.
Dow s. Co. Will embarrass somewhat the
cash position OF the various companies
under its charge. and at the present time
most OF them are practically without
working capital Franklin has notes out
standing for s223,00o and an early as
sessment must be called. While Algomah,
Indiana and North Lake can show a
balance OF quick assets over current la
bilitles. the amount OF actual cash has
been pretty we'll Used up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-25
THE WEATHER REPORT.
v.oo,, and rorecast.-Washingto


Gen, o4-The western disturbance now COW
- ,,,ssi.sippI valley. II ls causing local
60 I, tho upper Mississippi Valley ana
Ito and SHOWS In the north plains states
,ho oorth Rocky Mountain region.
~. ,o,roera.uro has increased consider
III, G., the Gulf states, ana " mas iai.sn
aDI} H "a 1ver the plslns states ahl tno
pnnLy Mountain and plateau reelOns. g. ~
ing tempere,,nres preVsN, sspa,ka. Colorado,
vyyoroins and Montana Ih s wra, Win
My,o',rse,tled wednesday and IhursdaF ~. won
pc ut,s IN the Atlantic states INC rekioh
local rams .' akes and the Ohio valley ana
Of the Sie in the Mississippi valley Nun
cnoinr weather viii oYefspieau n nHIp states
sippi NaIIey "a the upper lake region, the
WednesaSs.. and the east Gulf states Ihurs
H az The temperature WIZ NJ jmportant
Northwes. ohanees are indicated Tor TIC
temperature res during the next thrty'sN
hours. -. dispiayed on tho At
lsntio coast from De'"
Provincetown, Mass. q, roo, central over
southeast virginia s Inv strong east Winds
bawey y. Of the middle Atlantic pn rsins in
New England coasts, am rs New England
the Atlantie Sa as heayy throughout S9rth
caroline virginia. District r os and East
Maryland, Deiaware; ~ Stest rainfall was a.
pSnnSgshl Sss inches having fallen al '1
point in the last thirty-sik my England coast
will be moderate variable over nor" sontn
brisk ana probably. high cast cast G brisk east
portion: middle Atlantic cos cast and east
and southeast; South Atlantic voorisble, west
Gulf moderate 20 brisk south. srate east
north: on the lower lakes, iSe,ste yari-
and southeast: upper laker. ne g,nerior and
sbie becoming brisk north ON oup''
Michigan. Xo- ruyo.
Steamers departing WEDNESDAY shlv high
eaet winds and overcast, rainy "cS'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-25
BEEF AND Drawn NEEDED
So Says Andy Smith, Coach Of
Pennsylvania Eleven.
iEy Telegraph 20 M Tribune. ]

Philadelphia, Sept. 4.-Andy Smith.
head coach Of the University OF Pennsyl-
vania football team, says that the new
rules will mean revival Of oldtime foot
ball, which was played in the 90s, when
the big teams had heavy line, not man
weighing Tess than 30 pounds. and back
field that resembled an elephant In weight.
the speed OF an ostrich and the endurance
of a packhorse.
In his opinion the new rule allowing I'VE
downs TO gain ten yards will cause good
deal OF line plunglng throughout the game
and the forward pass will be used only
when It becomes a problem how TO get
first down after bucklng the line with 1T
tie or no gain.
But OF course" Smith says, ~ team
gets within distance OF the goal line ard
the men are tagged out from consistent
line plunging anS end running the for
ward pass will be used
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-25
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED.

Copenhagen. sept "a, 2 D m--oscsr II Dam.
Kew York via ChrfstIanssnd and Christianis
suez Sep, 24-Atholl er), Yokohama etc Tor
sirEsnheSd, Sept 2.-dsns..e Br', New rors
Rs rS5 Sept 2s-clyds OBr. Southampton
Via 81 Nichaels for Colon. etc. and Nswi
Antwerp, Sep. 2S--Manhattan IBr,. New York.
Amsterdam, Sept s$-oranjs nassau ,,, SIu's Snd
Montevideo. sept 2c-Hostilius OBJ, New York
ph aHii Sept 2o-rnorciss Br, New Yors
Naples oI SEP Sep, 1S-rar csr,. New rOrt Via So
Genoa S Sept 2o--Taormina QtaD. New. York VA
Bahia Blanca, Sept 23--Hoyls Bank sr). New
York via Bermuda Cor Rosario.
Durham. Sept 24--Dayentry OBJ, New York
for Taku Bar.
Dover, sept "a 1d;o5 nagrnland' Ne" York
Liverpool. Sept 24-tusitania Br). New Tor.
via Fishguard. xx,.,
Py% .ei. sS3t Kew York for ana
Hamburg (and pTeeeetsd(. co-, xo,, vor.
Piraus, Sept 17-Thsmistoeles @rD, New
York.
Liverpool Sept 24-Carmanis OBJ, New Yose
SHANGHAI sin Sept 2e--Indrassmha ,BO from
Yokohama. New York.
Colon. Sent 20. D m--Prfnz August Wilhelm
(Ger) New York via Kingston, etc
Victoria, Brazil. Sept 20-Portuguese Prince
Obj from santos and Rio dc Jsneirol New
York. D..
81 Thomas Sept %. u m--Parima CB) IRON
Demerara) New York.
l1uitos Sept 22-Javary Obj, New York.
Trieste Sept I9--Himalaia (Aust. New York
Gibraltar Sept "a. 3 p ni--Ivernia ODD drom
Naples) New York.
PASSED.
sagres. Sept 22-(supposed) Principe iii Pie
monte QtaD. New York for Naples ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-25
NY. TRUST co. SUES RAILROAD
Asks S1,OOO0oO Wheeling h Lake
Erie Money Be Applied to Notes.

Cleveland. Sept. 2i.-Tho New York
Trust Company. trustee for the holders
az 100000 OF the Wheeling & Lake
Erie Railroad Companys gold notes.
which are secured by sl?,Oooooo in
bonds, filed an application In the fed
eral court here today 10 restrain ". W..
Duncan. receiver. from treating approx
nlately $1,000 900 received on a judg-
ment q year ago as stockholders prop
erty, and asking that the money be ap-
piled to tho payment OF the bonds, when
came duo on August l upon the faIlure
OF the company 20 pay the notes.
The 100000 vas awarded 20 the
stockholders In their suit for dissolu-
ton OF n contract between the road and
the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Lake Erie
Coal Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-25
PACING-2:l5 CLASS THREE ~ FIVE
PURSE, $3.50 UNFINISHED.
MAKE NEW PACING RECORD
Minor Heir and George Gano
Lower Mile Mark for Stations.

Kalamazoo Mich. Sept 4.-PGced BY
runner, Minor Heir and George Gano
broke the worlds pacing stallion record
for milo IN team, tho time announced
after the exhibition being 2:05. McCarr
drove the two famous Savage horses,
which Will try for new record again
Thursday.
The former record. 1854, was made by
Direct Hal and Prince Direct nj Memphis
IN 1902.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-25
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Tuesday, Septem
Der "a, 1912.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Kaiser wilhelm der CROSSE (Gerh
Bremen September II and southampton ana
Cherbourg is. 70 Oeirichs 6 90. with 254 hrSt
cabin. 355 second cabin and sS5 steerage pas
senaers mails and mdse. Arrived at the Boz
steamer Algonquin. Azua September &C.,
ssnto Domingo and Macoris II. sanchez and
SANTANA IS. Puerto Plata 10 and Monte Crisil
and Turks Island 90. 10 the clyde IS 20, Win
81 passengers, mails and mdse. Arrived az the
' steamer Prinz E.tel Friedrich CGer) Montego.
Raw September 8. Port Limon -. Colon 10
Port Morant Is, Kingston 10 and Fortune lsir
and 90 20 the Hamburg American Line, villa
81 passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived al the
Steamer Birchtor obi. Havana September II
ard Matanzas is. TO the Munson IS Line, with
sugar. Arrived at the Bar at Sl6 m; ~
Steamer Madison. Newport News ana Nor
folk 10 the OLD Dominion "a Co. With passen-
gers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine at 2'SS
y m. . -. g.. ,,s,o-,,
Passed IN Sandy Hook at 2:04 p m for har-
IS steamer Atlantic City. Atlantic CITY. 70 the
Atlantic City Transportation GO. with Hose'
Passed In Quarantine az 3:OJ , m. q,
Steamer Iroquos, Brunswick September ~.
20 the clyde SIS Co. with passengers ara
ndse Passed in Quarantine az 80 IT, "a N
the Mallory SIS Co. with passengers and Nose
Left Quarantine at m, e,,r.
70 George z Heiiiesen y Co, in ballast. Ar
rived az the Bar az 1880 m.
steamer Garlic (Br) Port lAnlon Septemoe.
10. Colon II and Kingston 49, 70 tire Cniteo
Fruit Co. with 80 passengers. mails ana nldss'
Arrived at the Bar ~ a IN.
steamer City OF Sc Louis. savannah Septem--
her 81 10 the Ocean Ss Co, With passengers
ana mdse Passed in Quarantine az 616 m
steamer Monroe. Newport News ana Nor
folk. 10 the Old Dominion SIS Co, with pessea.
gers and nldse. Passed In Quarntine at A&o
m. ..I "a
Steamer Navshoe. Georgetown September 70
.rd v,ii,,lnrton 81 20 the Clyde sc Co. With
passengers and rldse. Passed In Quarantine ~
b:25 m.
Sandy Hook. y J. Sept "a ESQ M
Wind northeast. strong breeze; rininsi
thick; rough sea.
SAILED.
Steamers Gretavale (Br), Norfor<; prcnmnG
Olga DAM Newport News; San Aateo, CAN'T
ago; City OF Savannah, Ssvananhi Monros.
Norfolk ana Newport News; Kaiser Wilhslm
II (Ger), Bremen; Potsoam Outchl Hotter'
dam; Mira (Br), savona, Eueces, Galveston
Huron, Charleston ana Jecksonrtllei sTas,
OBJ, Singapore; Vaudeville CNor). Belize
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-25
PATCHEN / SHOWS HEELS
Carries OFF Hotel Hartman
Stakes in Straight Heats.
BRA0EN DIRECT ALSO STARS
Makes Fast Time at Opening
Day Of Grand Circuit Meet
at Columbus.

Columbus, Ohio Sept. aloe Patchen
II and Braden Direct came up to public
expectations this afternoon, when they
won the pacing stakes at the Columbus
Grand Circuit meeting. over a spongy
track each went third heat In 2:eiIa.
The Patchen horse captured the Hotel
Hartman Stakes. his share being 5000,
while Wydrad. a four year-old that is
owned In Columbus. was second At no
time was the winner in trouble. Wydrae
made a bad break IN the middle heat and
finished last He and Grand Opera took
Joe Patchen TO the half OF tho final heat
IN 1900.
Back OF Braden Direct. winner OF the
Board OF Trade Stakes. with two heats
better than 2:Oj. there was a sharp con-
test for tic place. Longworth p. landed
it, while Knight Onwardo. by finishing
second in the third heat. took third
money. In each Of these stakes the
money was divided six ways.
+. G. Jones. driving Eva Cord, was the
winning reinsman in the 210 trot. Echo
more was considered as having q better
chance. but never showed. When the
2I5 pacers-fourteen OF them-came out
the largest field OF this Grand Circuit
season was together Bessie Bee was the
favorite. The two heats raced before
shutdown went 20 Carna c.. with Bessie
Bee second in the last one.
The summaries follow:
pAcf%G-o.O7 CIASs-BOAnD or TRADE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-25
Forecast for Special Localities or East
ern New York and New Jersey RAIN 'o-"Ns
and probably Thursday; brisk east "ihus'

For Eastern Pennsylvania, rain To-Day hnu
probably Thursday: moderate 10 BRISK east
winds. ,., ard rtstric. NJ
,oi'u,bia unsettled weather, preceded ~
rain today: Thursday, unsettled moderate
variable WINDS ,,,,,,d ,rso,,lod
heather probahly rain to-day ana Thurs-
6ay moderate variable winds, -.
for Southern New England, rain TO-DAY
and probably Thursday: brisk ana h'eh e"''
, For Western Pennsylvania and western
New York and ohio. unsettled IONA
Thursday; cooler Thursday. moderate east
winds. 49,. ,rh,,red,,
probnbly showers and cooler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-25
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.

petition in bankruptcy has been MED
against Israel Msrie and Salim Abady, whe
sale and retail dealers IN faces AMI enhro
derles at No AZ Essex street, by these credi-
tors: Ocean Trading Company, s2l8; Labe In
porting Company. slI2. and Maloof 4 Do
waliby s202 Judge Mayer appointed saul Z.
Rogers receiver, with bond Of $500. Liabili
ties are stated 10 be $1,000 ard assets $500.