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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-28
100000 VIEW BOOTHS BODY
Preparations for Funeral OF
Salvation Army Founder.

London. Aug. 2S.-The final scenes In
connection with the lying IN state OF
General Booth were enacted at Clap
ton Yesterday. Up 10 $50 o'clock last
evening 1900 persons had passed the
bier. Later the crowd waiting 10 enter
the hail was go great the police found
difficulty in dealing with 1t. and In or
der 10 expedite matters the pace OF
those passing the bier was accelerated.
II a. estimated that one hundred thou
sand persons viewed the body during
the four days to was lying - state.
Early this morning General Booths
body was removed 20 a motor hsarse
and carried TO Olympia, where II was
received by "A contingent OF officers.
Arrangements are completed FOR the
great memorial service az Olympia this
evening and the funeral tomorrow.
The service will De divided into many
sections. each Of which Will be mum
bered. and go that tho vast audience,
which viii include many Americans.
may be able 10 60 through the whole
service without difficulty. the numbers
Will be thrown on a large screen.
The coffin containing the body viii
he borne into the arena by selected
number OF officers from various coun-
tries. on the cofin will be the follow
ing inscription:
william Booth, founder and first
general Of the Salvation Army. Born
April 10, 1879 died August %, 1917
Born again Of the spirit. 1910"
To-morrows great procession from
Victoria Embankment 20 Abney Park
Cemetery probably will be mile in
length. All taking part In it will walk.
even General and Mrs. Bramwell
Booth. though the route is five miles
long.
Mrs. Booth Heilberg. the generals
Youngest daughter, viii sing at the
graveside an ode specially composed
for the occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-28
SIXTH INSPECTION DISTRICT

SON. court action, discharged by Magis-
trate Hermann.
CHARLES WARD, No. 3ol West 115th
street; date Of opening. August =. 1911
arrests. one August l., 1871, warrant
served by COmmi ssioner George Dough-
erty, of Detective Bureau, apparatus
seized, racing charts and telephone; own
CT, SOM BROTHERS, No. i04 Church
street. liza bilty notice served August ~.
1911 BY Captain James Thompson, court
.action discharged by Magistrate O'Con-
nor
CHARLES WARD. No 2O7 St Nicholas
avenue; date OF opening, September 20.
1911, arrests, none date closed, Septem-
Der 20. 1911; apparatus seized, none: own
er. FELIX LEVY. No 20l West l2oth
street; no liability notice served.
DAVID HRS 4BERG. No lls Lenox
avenue. four aoOr; date Of opening
June l. 1871; arse-sis. none; date closed.
June 10. 1911 apparatus seized, none;
owner. r. :. ADLER, No. 81 West l7th
street: no liability notice served.
HERMAN MICHAELs. No. S02 West
18th str ct date Of opening. June !,
1911 arrests none: date closed, June 20
1911: apparatus seized. none. owner, r. H.
CATO, No. 203 Broadway; no liability
notice served.
HERMAN MICHAELS No. ll9 West
1911: arrests, none. date closed June -.
1911: apparatus seized. none. owner. r
WkNIFR. No u West Houston street;
no liability notice served.
HERMAN MICHAELS. No. 119 West
l25th street; arrests. none; date Of open
Ing, July 70, ISL. date closed. August -.
1911; apparatus seized. none, owner. L.
WAIVER. No. 10 West Houston street;
no liability notice served.
SAMUEL JACOBS. No. 2G2 West 18th
street: date OF opening, August is, 1911;
arrests one. August y. 1911: date closed,
August o. 1871. warrant served by lnspec-
tor Dennis Sweeney OF the Sixth Dis
trict; apparatus seized. roulette Wheel
faro layout, etc. owner, UNITED
REALTY COMPANY. No a West 18th
street; liability notice served August -,
1911, by Captain James Thompson: court,
action. held for trial by Magistrate Nc
Quade, General Sessions: discharged By
Judge Mulqueen.
WILLIAM MURRAY. No. 23i7 Eighth
aysnqs GSte q dot 8PgIn asa A Nspe M
apparatus seized. none: owner. ADRIAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-28

ris,rict Attorney Whitman viii move
b.fore Justice Con- next Tuesday 10 have
t1.cker.s trial set for ths following Tues
aay. II has been question Win lhe
District Attorney for some time whether
Inc would try Becker or "Whitey' Lewis
srst hut the decision 10 make Becker the
FIRST of the defendants 10 face the bar
accused Of the murde1 Of Herman
r2osentbal came about, II Is believed
largely on account OF the moves Of John
r Mcintyre Becker's counsel yes'e'-
DAY.
Mr. NJcTutvre's move yesterday 90 nave
the Becker case transferred from 'i'h-
eraI Sessions 20 the Supreme Court VII
h.. dominated by q similar hut more det-
Mite move av the District Attorney next
TUESDAY Justice Amend. I'm permitting
Mr. MCINTYRE stay OF proceedings Hnti'
then. did not allow the application 20 IN
tarfere with the Governor designation OF
an extraordinary term of the SUPP EN-"
court IN deal with the ROsenthal cases,
b.causa IN permitting the Becker pro-
ceedings % be stopped until that date DE-
cot fbe dale for Becker final pleading
coincident with the date Of the beginning
Of rho extraordinary term.
The motion 20 transfer Becker case
from, General Sessions 20 the supreme
court viii. therefore. come up before Jus
toe COT himself. but 10 viii De- made
nv the District Attorney. and Immediately
following that motion viii be- made ~
set Becker's trial for the following Tues
day
II is considered likely that Mr. No
Tntvre will then advance the argument
that John " Hart. Beckers personal
counsel. was forced 20 testify before the
grand jury with regard 90 privileged com
municauons between himself and his
oIi.rt Becker and n 0vrrruled In either
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WHITMAN TO CONFER
WITH GOFF TO-DAY

General Sessions or the supreme Court
he NAV take that point up on appeal.
and thus delay the Becker case.
Mr. Whitman will go 10 Mhlbrook. y
Y this afternoon 70 confer with Justice
Golf al his summer home there on va
rious aspects OF the case. Assistant Dis
trict Attorney De Ford. designated by
Mr Whitman 10 take charge OF the John
Doe" proceedings. completed his 'infOr-
nation yesterday and that document.
consisting Of about eighty typewritten
pages. VIII BE- one subject OF considera-
ton between the justice and the District
Attorney. n contains the names o. ABOUT
lno men who. IL is believed. can furnish
evidence IN regard 90 gambling house
and disorderlv house graft by police Of
h,ials and many Of those named VIII be
suhpmnaed % testify before the special
grand jury which viii Keep pace with
the John Doe" proceedings.
Another point which 81 IS said will be
discussed by the two men will BE- the at
utude which the court hail adopt toward
the 3!dermaDic invsE, igatl0n. II vas said
last Glght that Justice COT would ar
range matters so that there can be 10
conflict between the sldormanic inquiry
and the John Doe proceedings. going %
the length. n necessary. or threatening
with punishment for contempt of court
any witness summoned before the alder
men who. iu tho Information" furnished
hv the District Attorney. f. named ns a
pos iblc defendant IN any ramiAcatlon Of
tho graft cases
Becker accounts were discovered IN four
new banks yesterday, and eight officials
from the four Institutions viii be sub
pHnaed for the next sei sion OF the grand
jury. which is scheduled for a week from
tomorrow From what he has now
learned Mr. Whitman does not b lieve
that Beckcrs Wall street speculat l0ns
ret.ed him more than 81 S1.
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SAMUEL SCHERER. No. 1906 West ilsth
street. date. OF opening, June l. 1871; ar
rests, none. date closed, August y. 1911.
. owner, L. AUERBACH, No. 70 East oth
street.
SAMUEL sCHERER. No 2O73 Seventh
avenue; date Of opening. July s 1911
arrests. four; date closed August Is. 1911;
warrant served by Detective Dennis
Sweeney, Of the 9Th District; apparatus
seized. faro layout and racing chart;
owner. j. ARMSTRONG. No. 1884 Third
avenue; liability notice served August 4.
1911, BY Captain F. Thompson: court ac-
ton, Que discharged by Magistrate O'Con-
nor; Special Sessions, two fined SO each
By Justice Mos rand Jury oae dis
charged.
SIG" ROsE2sFELD. No. 10 West
116th street da,c Il opening, June /. 1911.
arrests, none date closed. June ~. 1911.
owner WILLIAM Il. HALL. No. 2l5
Washington street; no liability notice
served.
sic ROsENFELD. No. 10 West 1l6th
street; date Of opening, July II, 1911, ar
res.s, none; cate closed. August 10 1911.
owner. WILLIAM n. HALL, No rs
Washington street; no liability notice
served.
SIG ROSENFELD. No. il3 IenOx ave
nue., third floor; date OF opening. June j.
1911: arrests. none: date closed. June Is,
18Th; owner. r. s. ADLER, No. So West
l7tn street no liability notice served.
SIG ROsENFEl.D. No. ll3 Lenox ave-
nue.. third floor date OF opening, August
49, 1911 arrests one. Aug = 10 Sl.
date closed. August 10. 1917. warrant
served by Commissioner George Dough-
erty, Of Detective Bureau; apparatus
seized. faro layout and chips: owner. X.
S. ADLER. No 50 West 18th street. liza
biHty notioc served August q, 1871. by
Captain James +. Thompson; court ac-
tion. discharged by Magistrate McQuade.
CHARLES WARD, No. 236 West 18th
street. date of opening, June /. 1911; ar
rests none: date closed. June 81. 1911
apparatus seized, none; owner. THE EN-
SIGN REALTY COMPANY, No. f5G
Broadway; no liability notice served.
CHARLES WARD No. 226 West 10th
street date OF opening. July H., 1911; ar
rests two, September .. 1911. warrant
served by Inspector Dennis Sweeney. OF
6th District; apparatus seized. racing
charts and telephone; owner. THE EN-
SIGN REALTT COMPANY. No. l56
Bfoadway. Inability notice served Sep
TENDER 20. 1871, by Captain James Thomp~
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RESEMBLES GYP 1HEBlOOD
Fonda Prisoners, However, Not
Wanted Here, Burns Men Say.

Fonda. y. Y. Aug. 2.-Detectives will
lam n. Dorsey and Sullivan. OF the Burns
agency. said late tonight they were per-
factly satisfied that the two men arrested
here are neither "Gyp" the Blood nor
Lefty Louie.
Additional information from headquar-
ters in New York has shown where there
Is sufficient difference in the resemblance
to warrant their discharge on any charge
connecting them with the murder Of Her
man Rosenthal. The men are however
held on the technical charge OF pedlins
without a license.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-28

ESTATE. No 1881 Broadway no HaDi'4''
notice served.
WILLIAM MURRAY, Ne. 300 Eighth
avenue. date of opening, March 10, W.
arrests. four; date closed MaIch lo, -,
warrant served by Lieutenant maj 'e9
Becker Of Central Office squad, app;i5 =, " -
seized, crap layout, etc. owner. A'Ni.f.'
ESTATE. No. 1881 Broadway; haDihty no
tee served June L. 1872. by Captain James
r. Thompson: court action, heid Ior 1Ila4
by Magistrate COrrigan ana sun peHuIhs'
WILLIAM MURRAY. No. 80 Eighth
avenue: date OF opening. June " - a.
rests. none: date cl. sed, July ., i9iL' az
paratus seized, none: owner, adrian
Estate. No 1881 Broadway no nanny
notice served.
ALBERT ELIsBERG, No. l9 West
10th street; date Of opening, July . ~!
arl est, one: date closed JulN =, l'i .
warrant served by COMMISSIONER NTeuI =
DON hertv. Of Detective Bureau. ap
paratus seized. cards and chlLs' owner
Il. IRVING LATTEN. NO. 100 McL,ea' q u
avenue. YOukers: Liability notice seN el
July q 1871 by Captain James lnoniip
son: court action, discharged Dy -hd6''
trate KeTnOchan.
Joseph KENNEDY. No. 49, West l .6,,
street. date of opening, August 81. Isl ~
,rl...sts one without warrant. August 81,
1911 by INSPECTOR Dennis SWe"ncS'
SIN District. apparatus seized. Lar" x x
,,51f at. 80 owner -. II. II Z BEN, ~.
100 seventh avenue liability notice served
August 81. 1871. BY Captain JauEs, H.,
Thompson: court action. held ior tlfai pS
Magistrate Appleton and dlscilars'u ''
grand jury.
THOMAS LLOYD and w lLs-l =, ~. VI
NEWMAN. No 1895 Park avenue, ia.e
of opening. June J. 1871; arrests. SIX, ud IT,
closed. July B. 1871. warrant server ~
Commissioner George pGugheflyi OIL ne
tective bureau. apparatus seiztd' non 81
owner GUSTAVE Il. FRIES No o. - -,
street Gin inua+I OHIO, lItnultE holC
served July rs. 1871. by Captain IholIlas,
~ Walsh: court action. three d'N' ; 80
b, Ma i-traf. Ierrmar. n rec cas- 'ldI 1c"
nv Justice Zeller in Special sessions
THOMAS LLOYD and WILLIAM
%EWNA%. No lWS PARK avenue udlt
Of opouire July 4tu, 1911. arrests, no.lr.
date closed August 81. l9ll appa pa al -, y,
sized none. owner. GUSTAV T. =
FRIES No. 3l2 ID street, IhlcliiiIa''
ohio. no liability notice served.
. No. 1856 Third avenue; date opehe''
lima 1911. arrests. none datr 'losc"'
IrIV n, 1911. apparatus seized. nom p
owner. 4. ri. LANDEkER. No. 10 DFoau-
.y9v. no liability notice served.
THOMAS LLOYD and WILLIAM
NEWMAN. No us East l23d street datr
~ opening. August 1, 1911 arrests, non, ,
date closed, August Il. 1911, appdl a. ~, =,
se,zeG none. owner. LIZZIE T.. PL'1 [,
No. 3sl Huguenot street. Ne" Ho0i1''e'
no liability notice served.
PETER ALLEMAN and JAMES VI .
cAFFFRY No 3dS LcnoT avenue. ld'e
of opening Junr Z. 1911. arrests. nVe'
date closed. March y. lSl- warrants
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WALDO'S LIST.
GAMBLING HOUSES


,-,sorers held for trial by Magistrate
Rrofei and discharged by grand jury
JAMES ALLEN. No. 2g4 west , oiS.
s+reat. date Of opening. feuF ia ,; IL,
no warrants. no arrests; daic NC " VcsrS.sS-
/ 1872. owner OF premises 49, - 10
MAN. No 800 west fV'" 9''
biiity notice served. o..
p,rpICx I.AWLOR. No. pa West SIS, 6lst
...cot. DOE of opening February 49,
a. ,Sarrants. no arrests; d9Ie G3IO0tg, s;
July 1872. owner or premises "a ~ do =
SSSS 10 ygS West 18th street no ia
bility notice served 80, ,z-.e+
r,vvr-NIANN & STRATS. NO. ia WeS'
/, ~ $50. - dat4 OF opening March ~
500. no yyarrafts- no arrests. ca e 1850.
I1iv 1872: owner Of premises, H ll.-,, ~
HARBTRGER. No. 1880 seventh avenue
no liability notice served
No. II Columbus avenue, dsle
Of opening, August 81, Eoi, a. I AN s
.FEYNN. No. % West SSth street, ~ ~
liability notice served remarks tHi o'
Fowler Social CLUB, l.. Ky an.
RyAN. No. lO3 West SD street; date
Of opening. March 10. ~ no war al 40 Iai -
no arrests: date closed. March 10 ~
80 liability notice served owner %
rrsuises LOUIS J. RECKlNDOhf En-
No. IS West 18th street
Va. 143 West 43d street; date OF
o,on4,,, mo- record: no warrants, no ar
res,s- date closed. July ., 49, oWhe' 20
nrenises. HENRY p. WALL, No ~, 80
ge.rt' ED street; no liability notice served
MCDONALD. No. 127 West 9ith street
date Of opening July 1. 1917, date CLOSED
.ITiv Ii, 1871. warrants served, JuiE 80 ~,
Ieia bv Patrolman c. L. McNuIJE. 90 'ii ne
Central Office; arrests. one CW lei "a
,,.a,,,ises FLORENCE FARRON, No.
~ West 9th street. no liability not,ve
served; prisoner held by MasiSI'A'e
B;ttrs. case pending.
- No 145 West 18Th street. cate - 4l
opening. June 10. 1872; date ciosea, -, ~" ~
: MO. no warrants, no arrests, owner VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-28
PLEA STAYED
Harris Testimony Before Grand
Jury the Cause.

The nature Of the order obtained by
John T. Mcintyre for his client, Lieu
tenant Charles Becker, from Supreme
Court Justice Amend was made known
Yesterday when Lieutenant Becker was
arraigned before Judge Mulqueen in Gen
eral Sessions 60 plead 30 the Indictment
charging him and six others with the
murder Of Herman Rosenthal On Mon
day, after leaving Justice Amends cham
bcrs. Mr. Mcintyre refused to discuss me
reason for his visit
After Lieutenant Becker had stepped
nimbly 10 the bar in Judge Mnlq'ietA =
court yesterday and appeared to be ready
to plead not guilty Mr.. Mcintyre arose
The clerk had already read the charge
against Becker and IL seemed as though
the prisoners lips were hesitatng on Ms
answer He looked at Mr.. Mcintyre. ani
If he had intended TO say anything
stopped short.
Il wish 10 state TO the court" said Mr..
Mcintyre. that 1 herewith serve on me
court. the learned District Attorney and
the clerk Of the court. stay Of all pro-
ceedings in this matter until September j.
on an order signed by Justice Amend Of
the Supreme Court"
Lloyd p Stryker who. with John w.
Hart and George ". Whitcside. Is assoc
clated with Mr. Mcintyre. served copies
OF the stay on j. Robert Rubin, the AS
slstant District Attorney. and the other
officials named.
After loolting over the gtav which vas
mandatory. Judge Mulqueen remanded
Lieutenant Becker TO the Tombs until
September 9. lie walked back toward me
Bridge ~ SiGhs with shoulders back and
a mind appai entity at ease.
The stay was granted pending a motion
TO take Becker's case from the General
Sessions calendar and place II on the cal
endar OF the Supreme Court Although
the motion and the accompanying stay
were a surrrise to the District Attorney,
the end Is the same as that he has had IA
view. The result OF the stay Is to eI'ml-
nate motions to inspect the grand jury
minutes dismiss the indictment or To re-
quest change of venue. 40 far as Judge
Mulqueen's court is concerned Such mo
lions. # made in General Sessions. might
he repeated anyhow. II the ease were
transferred to the Supreme Court.
In applying for the stay, John W Hart.
OF counsel for Becker. made affidavit
that there was a possibility that his
clients rights had been invaded by COM
polling Mr. Hart to testify before the
grand jury which indicted Becker Mr..
Hart was subpenaed as a grand jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-28

.,.,.,i h.. rieutenant Charles Becker.
Central ONCE Squad: apparatus 1910
mixer fable cards, etc; oWneI' .
LAS DULLMEYER, Cots Se sa 100 nv
liability notice served maIcn - actfon
Cantain Thomas " Walsh. court ac i's,'t.,,
AZ ,aroad Magistrate Butts. biapliity
n0tic@ ssv,-af ON agent. John Mooney NO
So West I25th street ,,rs
PETER ALLEMAN and Jam W E ~
M'LAFFERY. No. 30s LenoA aRen.e' eve
of oLeniug March =, l9lZ; arrests, -, -,
date closed Iune g. 1917. warrants SCI -, 81
hS, T,{sntcnaut Charles Becker CentTaI
office souad. apparatus seized. Sa care - -,
tIag cards etc. owner, NiCttOi,1ffAS
DT-ILMEYER. colts Neck, y. j. 1Hs,,,,afyy,
notice served June Is. 49,, BY Cdp,ssiiiI
1rIc,,as W Nalsh. court action. as
charged by Magistrate Appleton. tNouue
served on agent.) -,,,-,-r,
PETER ALLESIAN and PETER
1TCAFFERY. No. 30s LenoX avenue
date Of opening. June "A. 1872, no aTr 'TTS ;
No further record except owner n ~, ~
LAS DULLMEYER, Colts Neck y d.
no liability notice served.
LANES STEELE. No. As West lSoth
street. date OF opening, June l. lyiis ar
rasts. none. date closed, July =, lgl-' ~
,,oaIatus seized: owner. EMILY BEACH
CHAMBERLAIN, No. 10 VEST oiS'
street no notice NJ iiahhlty seI'eu'
WILLIAM PATTERSON. No. 30 West yes
lS0tn street, ddlt "a opcI4.S' rS1,'-,,a,,.,,- Il
ARRESTS. three. date closed, teBfuary -,
IVl.. warrants served by LleuteIldIlt
Cherries Becker. Central Office squad; no
anna ma r1tus seized. owner. SOPHIE r.
BEScH ESTATE. care. Of z. W. CHAM-
BLRLAIN, No. 10 West 6lst street NO no
tice of liability served teoTuaEE ~ a M.
nv Captain Thomas W Waish' cOul'
actton. discharged by MAGISTRATE kTotel'
Iiabiiiry notioe served on agent, B ,e.,,,
JANIN HOWELL. No. ~ West I'0th
street)
,e-tb street., -date OF opening. August u
1912. no arrests; no further record except
owner SOPHIE (. BEACH Est \; -, ! 4.
care r. " Chamberlain. No. 10 west
slst street: no liability notice served
assume the responsibility for the &C
curacy OF this report There al e 10 o,iiVl
- ling hoIIses within the 9Th Inspection
District. DENNIS Nv fr1 ,,i -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-28
ANDREW BONAR LAW HURT
Leader of English Unionists in
Auto Smash Up.

Margate. Aug. z7.-Andrew Bonar Law.
the leader OF the Cnionist party. suffered
a violent shock In an automobile collision
near mere late last night Mr.. Law had
been playing golf and was returning in
his car with a companion along the road
from Ramsgate when another automobile
containing two men and two women trav-
cling In the opposite direction dashed
into them Both cars we're irreparably
damaged.
Their occupants were extremely fortu-
nate In escaping with a few bruises and
bad 1olting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-28
NOT GUILTY. SAYS WE5ER's MAN

Krke Brown. manager Of BRIDGE"
Wehers poker room at i2d street and
Sixth avenue. where the assassins Of Ros-
enthal forcgathered a few minutes oe-
fore tho murder. was arraigned before
Magistrate House. in the West Side Court,
yesterday. on the charge OF being com
mon gambler.
Brown pleaded not guilty. His counsel
asked that the case be- adjourned two
weeks. but this the court refused. setting
the date OF examination for tomorrow
He held Brown in Sl.dD0. which was fur
nisned by "A surety company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-28
MEXICAN TOWNS BURNED
Rebels. Active in Sonora and on
northwestern Railroad.
rFrom The Tribune Bureau.

Washington. Aug. 27-Meagre reports OF
the burning OF two small towns in Sonora
by the Mexican rebels reached the war
Department to-day. indicating that the
revolutionary spirit in that section - sun
ratnpant Information received ny the
Department Of State from other sections
Of the disturbed republic was 10 the ef-
feet that there IL some Improvement III
conditions.
The officials believe that the activities
OF the small bands OF rebels will be pro-
tected. although the situation along the
NORTHWESTERN Railway has improved and
many Of the refugees are recrossing the
border To their former homes IN Chihua-
hua. Brigandage and outlswry exist al
a number OF points along the border. but
&, - nor expected that there will be any
more serious attacks.
Senator Fall to-day left for FL Paso'
Tex, 70 begin on behalf Of the senate
coruuittep appointed 20 investigate
whether American interests had been To-
nentlng revolutions in Mexico or Cuba. a
nrelirniuary investigation there into the
Mexican revolution.
The Senator VIII spend three days in
FL Paso and then interview Mexican refu-
gees in Los Angeles. Senator William
Alden Smith. chairman OF the committee.
may Join Senator Fail in Los Angeles and
make some Investigations along the Next
can border.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-28

witness when he left the Tombs or a
consultation with his client
The case Of Jacob Reich or Jack" Sui
Ivan. co-defendant with Becker. was
next called Hartford T Marshall. his
counsel, said he had obtained i copy Of
the indictment only the day before. ana
that he thought there should be further
delay TO enable him to examine II ana
determine what motions ne wished to
make. Sulliyans pleading was. there
fore. postponed until next Tuesday
No one appeared for Frank Muller
alias Whitley" Lewis "Dago Frank
ClrohcI and William Shapiro Their
pleas Of not guilty. az entered last week.
with leave 10 withdraw. were made final.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-28
TELLSOF LONDON'S PHONES
American Expert Says They
Are Worse than in Russia.

London. Aug. 2s-"The telephone
service in London is infinitely worse
than that in the United States. worse
I'M many respects even than in Rus
STA" This is the verdict pronounced
by the American expert. Dubilier. who
undertook 10 investigate for The Daily
Mall" the causes u the widespread dis
satisfaction with the postoffice's man
agement II the telephone.
The Daily Mail" recommends the
Postmaster General TO profit oy Mr..
Dubiljer's report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-28
WARSHlPS SENT TO SAMOS
Cretans May Attempt to Wrest
Island from Porte.

London, Aug. 27.-Warships are 10 be
sent to the island Of Samos by both Great
Britain and France to prevent the landing
Of flibusters from Crete.
Reports have been circulated that
parties of Cretans were organizing an
armed expedition TO Samos TO attempt 10
seize ii. depose the prince and annex the
island to Greece