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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-03
SONG PLEASES ALDERMEN
Aged Women on Blackwelps
Entertains Inspection Party.

Wnhelmina Brown, seventy-siX years
old, delighted twenty aldermen and
Charities Commissioner John A. Kings
bury yesterday at the city home on
BlackwclIs Island She sang "Silver
Threads Among the Gold" and at its
conclusion the old woman, with Mrs.
Hannah Collins, siXty-five years old,
danced merrily about.
The trip was made to show members
Of the Board Of Estimate and Board Of
Aldermen what made Commissioner
Kingsbury exceed his 1914 budget al
lowance by 100000. At the conclusion
Of the visit the Commissioner said:
"At Randalls Island the aldermen no
ticed at once that there was an institu-
tion that had been allowed to run
down" Last Tuesday Mr.. Kingsbury
asked for special revenue bonds Of
S253,OO0 TO carry on the work this year
that the budget might not be exceeded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-03
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Passed Asst Surg 2 A PORTER detached Gin
cinnsti 10 home aud await orders.
Asst surg W G. CALYER. to naval station.
Asst. surg y r SULLIVAN. detached naval hos
pitsl Canacio 10 Saratoga
Asst surg. II. V. CORNETr. detached Saratoga; to
MARINE CORPS.
MAJ IT, G DAVIS. detached headquarters Marine
Corrs. 10 Naval Wa College
Capt +. b. MILLER. 20 marine barracks. San
Diego. upon arrival ~ 4. j.
Fir,t Lieut. JOIN DiNoN. detached marine de
tachmcut. American legation. PehLg. 10 L. 5.
Second Lieut. NJ Lucy detached lst Brigade.
navy yard. Philadelphia. to 39th Co marine de-
Second Lieut. s l. HOWARD. defined marine
barracks Norfolk. 10 32d Co, marine barracks.
san Francisco.
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
June So-Lebanon at Washington; Jenkins Biz
mngham. flaming BcAle and Jarvis. at New
july Vulcan and McDougal at Newport: Te-um-
sch a. Norfolk. Iiusser. al President Roads
Island, Neptune. AZ Guantanamo wheeling al
Nnpam. Chereune Ill. HI and H. az san
Francisco. Reid. Al Boston yard: Albany at
Seattle. G-3. a. Bridgeport. rs. al Mare Island.
SAILED.
June sO-Aflchigan Newport FOR Bristol. /. Den
yer. san BIAS Ter ManLaulllo.
July l-Nebrassa. Newport for Eastport Ne Go.
y y yard for Bridgeport. Conn. Wyoming AID
Vestal. Boston for Newport Panther. Charleston
FOR Newport. Jason. Hampton Roads ior Calves
ton; Wake. y y yard for south Annoy. Fiu,,er.
Boston Tor President Roads. kearsaEge, PLiladel-
phia flr Hampton Roads. yorktown. san Fran
cisco for Mare Island Pro'eus. Norfolk for Bos-
ton Reid President Roads Tor Boston: Albany.
Tacoma FOR Seattle AMI Port Angeles IaEie.
Guantanamo for Iort au Prince H-J san FEtr-
cisco for Mare Island. Warrington. y. Y. yard
f1r engine trials. Lawrence. san Diego Tor santa
Barbara
uly 2--Hun and Nhippls san Diego Tor San Pedro
Hopkins san Diego for santa BsrbaEa.
North Dakota placed in reserve and loined reserve
feet az Philadelphia
yUstin placed u full service a. Mare Lltnd
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Continued from page l

Continued from page
alone? I've told all that know about
the thing. Anyway. if ] did tell Mar
shall that, he was my lawyer, and he
has no business telling it. | did not
tel him anything of the sort. and he Is
a liar if he says | did"
Max D. Steuer, who was Webber's
counsel. said he had no recollection Of
Marshall calling him into he case. He
was hired, he said, by Mrs. Weber.
81 do not know what Weber may
have told Marshall" he said, "but do
know that Marshall did not retain me
to act for Weber.
"The frat thing heard OF neGotia-
tions with Wh.tr'N1 was from the DIS
trict Attorney himself II was thea
that was engaged by the Weber fam
ily to pass upon n certain agreement
between Whitman and Weber. What
Weber told me was in confidence ana
cannot reveal it now or at any other
time"
"Did he tell you Becker was limo
cent or guilty?"
81 was not interested In anybody's
guilt or innocence.
after | had been retained TO look
out for Webber's interests in the ne
gotiations with Mr.. Whitman, Mr.. Mar
shall gave me a number of aiiidavits IN
connection with the case at Webbers
request"
@Did he tell you Weber had said
Becker was innocent?'
81 wish ! could tell could be per
mitted to tell what | know about this
case"
Does that mean that you believe
Becker is innocent"
at does not mean that he is innocent
or guilty
Sam Schepps was quoted in an even
ing paper yesterday as saying that he
held the secret Of the Becker case and
that Governor Whitman could have 1t
any time he wished it.
whitman can get it for the asking,
Schepps was quoted as saying.
"Can you offer proof Of your story"
"The true story is so clear any one
will believe it, but do you want that |
shall bring Charlie Becker back to
Broadway and take his place in the
electric chair? | hung myself once In
this case, and there's nothing doing
any more"
"Why don't you tell the Governor
without being asked?"
ITS not my place. But let Lin ask
and ! will tell him the story as | told
it to him before.
81 guess Governor Whitman knows
more right now than any one else at
that"
Martin T. Manton late in the after
noon announced that from now on his
partner Bourke Cochran, would be the
active man in Becker's behalf. Mr..
Cochran, he said, would in a few days
file an application in the United States
Supreme Court for & writ of error.
"The writ will be asked on the
ground that Becker's conviction was
not had with that due process OF law
guaranteed by the Constitution.
This is true in that he suffered from
unfair and prejudiced newspaper at
tacks made upon him. This is par
tcularly true Of the interview the
District Attorneys Office caused to be
published on the day before the sec
ond Becker trial purporting to have
been had in the Tombs with one of the
men held for perjury in connection
with the efforts to save the lives of
the four gunner. This was, as a mat
ter of fact. given out in the District
Attorneys Office, and by making 1t ap-
pear that brother Of Becker mad en-
gagged HIM 10 do this work created at
mosphere decidedly unfair TO Becker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-03

Secondly, Becker was refused
change of venue without hearing.
"The third ground is that inasmuch
as the man who prosecuted him is now
Governor of the state he is deprived OF
his right to have final hearing ny
person Of Independent mind.
at is also possible 10 get the case
into the Federal courts by swearing
cut a writ of habeas corpus in the dis
trict court. That course has not been
decided upon"
Mr.. Manton confirmed the report that
in behalf Of Becker he had offered to
supply to Whitman the story OF the
grating in New York in which Becker
participated and give the names Of SIX
persons who shared in his collections.
"The Governor refused 10 entertain
the proposition. He was interested, he
said, only in Becker" the attorney
went on.
"Will Becker make public such
statement in the event that the Gov
ernor aces not accept it,
ayes, he will Il will be made be-
cause he believes that by making it
he may telp prevent others from fnd-
ing themselves in the position he is
now in. He will name names and spare
no one. This statement will not be
sold 70 any newspaper or publication.
II will be given to all. II Becker is
executed he will leave his family with
out means, but he will not accept mon
ey earned in this way"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-03
lbs telegraph TO Tie Tribune.1

Albany. July 2.-It was made known
to-day by Governor Whitman that no
men Of prominence who are alive we're
mentioned by Martin 7. Manton in his
offer Of graft disclosures to save the
life Of his client, Charles Becker. The
Governor said the information is ir-
relevant, having no bearing on the
murder. lie will take no further action
20 save Becker from death.
Mr.. Whitman said the names Of the
men mentioned by Bcckers counsel as
having received graft collections must
come from Manton himself. Friends
OF the Governor say he is well ac-
quairted with Becker's business rela-
lions and that any statement concern
ing them will have no influence on MIN.
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The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
EVIDENCE IS
 ACCUMULATING
ITEMS FROM JUNEAU EMPIRE
 ABOUT EDWARD KRAUSE

Businessrnen generally have aepa- Giate3 the suggestions often publish ed by the Dispatch that there will be any hostile demonstration when Edward k-ause arrives Frilay from Seattle. TO stand trial here for .auF- der. The EnapIre has been asked bv several leading merchants ana of ficials to publish assurances that hralze will be treated as 2ay othea prisoner charged of crime
 Sometime within the next two or three days. and probably tonnorrO~,, 2 crew of nlen on the gas boot Lillian will start the work of drag ging G2stine2a channel in the viCin- ity of Juns2u in the hope If loeaT- ing inc bodies of William Christie and Capt J. Q. Plunket. who have been missing for the past three weeks.
 City Marshal Sitter said today that investigation of the date on
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OFFICIALS ARE
 FOUND GUILTY
JURY RETURNS VERDICT A. GAINST MANAGING DIRECTOR
 AND FOUR OTHERS
VIOLATE NEUTRALITY
In Supplying Coal and Other SupllieS to German Cruisers
 In South Atlantic

NEW YORK, Dec. Slate last evening. the jury having under con <ideratiOn the case of the United States vs. the managing director Of the Hanburg-Anlerican line of steamers, Mir. Buenz. and four others officials, returned a verdict of guilty as charged
 The officials were charged with the violation of neutral laxs, in that they chartered boats after the war was declared. loaded them with war supplies and cleared for ports of neutral countries, under misrepre- santation- It was proven that the supplies were really intended for Ger man cruisers that were awaiting in inc south Atlantic. favorable op- porTunity to take on the supply
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
GIANT LENS NEAR FINISH

PITTSBURG, Dec 3-During a lecture delivered in Pittsburg. Dr. John 4 Brashear. president of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. and an eminent astron- ouner, revealed to his audience that there is nearing completion in Pitts 5urgh. under the direction of James 3. McDowelI. the largest re- flecting mirror ever made.
 l. Is 72 inches in diameter and wcirhs two and quarter tons. with 2 focal length of 90 feet The mounting is being made in Cleve- land. and when the telescope is fin aH-- zet up on Saanich Hill, B. C., .1e total weight will be some 2s0 tons
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
R|OT BREAKS
 OUT IN BERLIN
THREE THOUSAND MEET BE FORE REICHSTAG AND TWO
 HUNDRED ARE KILLED
IN SOLDIERS CHARGE
Better Food. More Consideration Demanded and Conclusion
 Of Lasting Peace

PARIS, Dec. 3-A correspondent to the Petit Journal at Berlin sent a report today that three thousand men and women met before the palace and calling out the entire Reichstag, demanded more food, letter conditions in their homes and a conclusion of a lasting peace.
 The mass was ordered to dis perse but refusing so to do, the soldiers charged the crowd killing some two hundred. The correspon- dent says, the country is in an up- roar.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
EXPEDITION
 GETSPASSPORTS
IT IS UNDERSTOOD THAT THEY ARE NOT TO LAND IN
 GREAT BRITAIN

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3-Secre- tary Lansing today issued passports to all the members of the Peace Expedition. It is said, however, that under the passports, the gov rrnment eliminated the privileges that passports entitle them if they visit Enlgand, France and all the other warning nations. Neutral countries alone are supposed to be visited, to which the United States extends the privilege,
 The members are said to be ready to embark Saturday morning, all the necessary preparations having been made. The members have been giv- en the best accommodation that the steamer can afford.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
AT THE GRAND TONIGHT

Ire DE's Testimony. two reel feasure with Florence Lawrence in the leading Dart ~in be one of tte attractions tonight h this story the husband becomes jealous of his bss+ friend. and E zgitated on by she family doctor. who is the one that makes all the trouble.
 The Animated Weekly shows Bel gian troops on the march. 2 glimpse of the daily life of England's troops in camp at LangIy Park. near Windsor. England. and many other interesting view-s- 4 pretty little fairy story played oy the famous Eclzir Kids entitled, h the Court of Prince Makebelieye i Universal Ike comedy closes the show. Change of program Sunday night Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
RUMOR
 NOW DENIED.
OPINION PREVAILS THAT NO REAL PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
 WILL BE STARTED YET
THE ANNOUNCEMENT
Says Not Until Monastir Is Taken Possession Of By
 Austro- Germans

LONDON, Dec. S-The report yesterday that peace negotiations was started, is denied today by Ger man officials who are reported to have expressed their opinion that nothing can be done in the matter until Monastir has been taken pos session of by the German-Austrian forces.
 A late dispatch says that the Ger man forces entered Monastir last evening and that the Austrians will enter today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
WASHINGTON
 SHOCKED AGAIN
GREAT BRITAIN ACQUISITIONS AMERICAN STEAMER
 WITHOUT PORTABILITY

WASHINGTON. Dee eIt was officially announced today that the American steamer Hooking, that WIS recently seized by the British has been requisitioned without the forTnality of having 2 prize court pass upon the merit Of the seizure When the news was spread, great iRdignity was evident all over the city. Secretary Lansing said that Great Britain had gone too far and a check will be applied immediately. Every official was shocked at the
  news.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
MILLIONAIRE JOINS coLoRs

MLEBOURN. Dec. 3-Among the men applying at the Town Hall this week 10 be examined for enlistment was one who gave his business as racing"
 Are you John Wren, owner of the race course?" asked the sur prised recruiting officer.
 Yes" he replied.
 John Wren is perhaps the most widely known of AustraIias' wealth fest men. He owns several race courses, newspaper or two and is interested in a great variety of in- dustrial enterprises. He gave s2,- 800 as 8 prize to the first Austral- ian to win the Victoria Cross.
 Mir. Wren passed all the tests and promptly was ticketed as a private in newly formed regiment. He gave his age as 43.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
LOOKING THE COUNTRY
 OVER FOR PUZZLES

ST. LOUIS. Dec s-PuzzleS are being solicited from St LOuisans for distribution among the war hospitals in Europe PtySicians say przzles divert the minds of rounded soldiers better than any thing else
 Henry W. Elliot of 441s West minister plzns has received Eet7es from Mrs Lacizn Carr of Boston asking for his a5i In collecting P1zzEas here Mrs Carr writes that she has aided in the collection of f.750 p11zses which heve been sent so the vzri01s war hospitals
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
GEN. JOFFRE
 COMMANDER
TAKE CHARGE OF ALL FERENCE. FORCES INCLUDING RaLK-
 ANS AND DARDANELLES

PARIS, Dec. 3-By a unanimous vote of the deputies, an order was is- sued today giving entire command of the Trench forces, including the Dardanelles and the Balkan states. to General Joffre
 1t is understood that Earl Kitch- ensr recommended that such action he taken Thus giving over to one man the supervision of all the activities whom the deputies and the country at large may hold re- sponsible.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
FARRAGUT SAILS SOUTH

The steamer Admiral Farragut docked from the north about ' o. clock last evening. She took on a. bout 13,000 cases of salmon at the Ketchikan cannery during the night and got away for Seattle about 9 o'clock this morning. She oniv carried one passengers from Ket- chikan, Geo. F. Strong.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
DEFINES A "CooL" HUSBAND

ELGIN, H., Dec. 3.-Mrs. Minnie Campbell secured a divorce from Dr.. James Campbell, prominent physi- clan of this city. In her bill Mrs. Campbell charged that her husbands coldness would have made Mount Shasta's snowy crown seem like an inferno, and that he made his home but a wayside inn, where he acted like a traveller who rushes in, eats merely to satisfy his hunger, crabs his hat without a thought and denarts.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
< f + F i f t F % F < + F ! ' %PEACE DISCUSSION SET FoR% F DECEMBER NINTH +

z LONDON, Dac- lS--Lste ad- z ! vices frOsa Berlin say that ! ' December ninth has been set ! ! by the Reichs<ag for taking up !
 % peace negotiations The Soc- ! < ialisss have been insissent upon ! < setting date when proposals ! r can be made that will not be S ! in terfered by other matters { ! The newspapers have also sig ' + nsfied their intention to the : < same effect , + %% A 4 < I 4
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
MARCONI WIRELESS SYSTEM
 Is HELPING SOME

Effective December 1st, the Mar conf Night Letter rate to Seattle ziil be SIPS for 5G Words.
 And for every 10 words, or frac- ton thereof over 5g words, 9 cents
 h short Western Union tele- graph rate applies
 MARCONI WIRELESS COMPANY
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
MANN AGAIN Is
 MINORITY LEADER

WASHINGTON. Dec @At a cancas held today by the Republi- can representatives. Mr. Mann was chosen to succeed himself as min oEity leader of the house. Mfr Mann is also candidate for the speaker ship
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
RUSSIANS ENTER
 BULGARIA
MUCH SPECULATION LEFT TO THE MIND AS WHAT THIS
 MOVEMENT MEANS
AUSTRIANS ARE BUSY
4 Large Re-s-soreenent of Germans Are Said 10 be Going
 Into Bulgaria

LONDON. Dee- s-A dispatch from Galatz. Runaania. says that an enormous Russian army has finally entered Bulgaria, and an ether army is said 10 De following within shs next few days
 The report has created great sur prise in official circles here. and nnrh speculation IS sszt ss the mind as tc what the result wiIl proye-
 Ansotaer dispatch says that | is understood that the Au<sro-Ger- man forces now occupying parts of SrEhsa- have been ordered 10 return sc Bulgarian territory. The pre- sumption is that great battles wlll witnessed soon
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
AL-KI SAILS SOUTH

The steamer Al-Ki sailed from this port for Seattle last evening about ' o'clock. In addition to the list of Ketchikan passengers pub lished in last evenings Progressive Miner, she also took H. c. Strong and wife, J. C. Barber and wife, c. Lunde, H. Larson, and J. F. Curry.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
MORE ITALIAN TROOPS LAND

PARIS. Dee. S-A dispatch from Avilona, Albania. says that 9 large number of Italian troops have land ei and will proceed to the assis- tznce of the Ser5ians immediately.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
'f F % E ! < < < + < * |
 F STEAMER CLARK PICKS 4 F ROOSEVELT REPUBLICAN, F CANDIDATE 1916 !

Y WASHINGTON, Dec. g.
 Speaker Clark today gave as his < opinion that Colonel Roose- + welt would be the candidate | for the presidency on the Re- l ! publican ticket for the 1916 l + election. < He said that he was the most illogical of the long list of aspir- ] + ants, His nomination may as % we'll be conceded now as at ] 4 any time he said. l
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
HALIBUT PRICE LOW

SEATTLE, Dec. 3-The halibut schooner Republic brought in eighty thoustnd pounds of halibut today that sold for four and one-half cents a pound.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
OTHER HILLSTROMS TO BE
 DRIVEN FROM UTAH

SALT LAKE. CITY. Dee 3-Fol- lowing inc execution of Joseph Hill ztrorn. ths L " Y. poet, who was zhos to death in inc State Prison 2 shorr tine ago. Governor SprY iz reported 10 have made the follow 5zg s1atenez1:
 ETery la~breaker, erery man wfo def7es the law and order. every nazn who is opposed to law and ory5er-cz1l themselves what they wiil-will 5e driven out of the State an going 70 ses that the work is star+Ai zs once If the citT officers and others whose duty it is so d1 f do not h go, I will do 1t myself I am going to z@e that inflzmmztorg street speaking is stepped and at once. iet ttsn call t by free speech CT srT osksr name they wist"
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The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03

in order to get in there again. i, for one, will go back the moment can do business with firms that ean supply me with the right kind If stuff and I'll make money, for
 there are no people and is no other country just like the AIaskans., ,
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
ALAMEDA FOR SEATTLE

The big Alaska liner, Alameda, ar- rived in port from the Westward at o'clock last night, and sailed for Seattle about four hours later. The only passengers boarding her at Ketchikan were. c. F.. Ahlin and W. E. Mills.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03

Al The DREAM TONIGHT
E EEz!yzEEl:z 2s:Z:ls.za 7

Ready Money. Have you lots of it?. will be the five reel Jess L. Lasky feature attraction Friday and Saturday. Get the Paramount habit at the Dream. Charlie Chap lin in Work, is coming. The date will be announced later. Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
LIGHTWEIGHTS WILL MEET

NEW YORK, Dec. 3-Freddie Walsh and Charlie White have sign ed an agreement to meet within six weeks in a twenty-round bout for the lightweight championship.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
THE ONLY PLACE IS

At the Bon Marche. The Xmas Novelties will be sold at prices that will s1rDrise vou. There is more joy over ten dimes toys than one at ore dollar. Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
ANOTHER FIGHT SCHEDULED

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3-Jess Willard and Fred Fulton have sign ed an agreement to meet March third here in twenty-round con- test.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
SAILING OF BOATS

SEATTLE, Dec. 3-The North western is scheduled to sail tonight and the City of Seattle tomorrow.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
MOVEMENT OF BOATS

Northbound Northwestern, Monday, Dec. 9th.
 Southbound Princess Sophia. this evening. Senator Saturday night.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03

WASHINGTON. Dec- S-Presi- dent Wilson today accepted an in vitasion to attend 2 luncheon that will be given by the Columbus. Ohio. Chamber of Cocnmerce on tke ninth instant The President has promised to make a speech
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03

What is declared to be the safest aeroplane yet built in France is stabilized automatically by the weight of the pilot and passenger acting as a pendulum.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03
4 REMINDER

Don't buy your Xmas gifts tiss you have visited the Bon Marche. ai-
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-03

Buy your handmade Christmas Gifts al Ezshb1rns 1f7lliner Store