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Receiyership, Sale and Reor.
ganization With Big Reduc-
tion of Fixed Charges is
Plan Formed lBy Committee
ACTION ON OCTOBER |
IF COMPANY DEFAULTS
BondhoIders Protective Agree.
rlnent Scheme to Be Put
Into Hands of Seven Well
Known Local Businessmen

Complete reoroanixstion Of the Hiic
Railroad Company, dncludin0, first, :
probable receiveFship and sale, then
the formation cf . new company with
! bond issue % only 32.5o00o0 bear.
lna per cent interest, 80 against the
present outstapdinp iseues Of $500 ,0oo
a. per eent-those hre the custard.
inc features of the sehenne worked cui
on behalf cs irvesters In the project
by the two ccnmittees, repressntlne
bond holders, which have been work.
Ina an summer IN aa effort 20 evolve
some method 81 saving the road.
The reduction OF the pond issue TO a
poInt where fixed charges win be only
SI25. 900 annually, as against the fixed
charges or S270,000 every IL months
at present. viii. II is thought, enable
the property 70 struggle along until 9
farger tonnage is won. when all win
lie clear sailing. Net profits for the
~ months ending In June Of this year.
without depreciation charges. amount,
ed To $2i3.000, so that those back Of
the reorganization feel confident that
the road wfll be able to earn at least
the sl2s, 900 bond interest. and prob
ably part. II not all OF the preferred
stock dividends.
Iast snr,nr two committees were
.nnoiyted Gait r. Judd. A.
! 1ewis r. and j Waterhouse. repre-
sentinr the holder ~ fhe 1ll11 issue
81 81 mn ,ofl in bosde. and e. II.
Wodeh0use E. !. Spaiding. r. w. Shin.
e,e ana 4 ~ r P6ffouiiey represent.
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"F' SUBMARINES WON'T Be WITHDRAWN
.FRCM SERVICE NOV, SAYS COMMANDER

You can say for me, and put my
name down under Il, that FL. F-2 and
F.3, are not going out of commission, .
said Lieut.. K. B.. Crittenden, command
er of the submarine "fotilla, this after.
noon =. :.
Bringing his fist down with a bang
on the brass railing of the Alert's
cabin companionway, Lieut.. Critten-
den said with emphasis: q am in con-
stant touch with the navy department,
and receive communications from
them every day, and have not yet
had one word to- the effect that the
remaining boats Of the F hotilla are
to be withdrawn" ..".~@FT>>F--z = i
!. : The FL, F-2 and F-3 have not been
ordered out of commission and there
is no intention of the navy department
doing so. Put that In the paper and
put my name down under it
: Lieut.. Crittenden was extremely
positive in his assertions, and .declares
emphatically that had the navy de
partment ordered the F flotilla with.
drawn from service, he would have
known of it as soon as the newspa
pers.
Concerning the repairing of the FL
F2 and F.3, the floti1la's commands,
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fAssociated Press Service BY Federal Wireiessl

LONDON, England Sept 20The greatest battle Of the
result from the efforts of the Germans encirce the
Russians retreatng from Wilma and the ay army The
Russian forces in greatest danger varousy estimated
from quarter half million men, They have been menaced
ever since the fall Of Wilma
The German movement is similar to that which brought
the fall Of Warsaw and drove the Russians back steadily after
the Polish capital was taken.
NEW YORK, N. II. Sept 2O Witnesses toshe most dis
astrous Zeppelin raid that England has suffered IN long
series of vstatOns arrived here today by steamer from Liver
pool and told graphic stories Of the rain Of bombs the
sky on the night Of September 8
According to their stories squadron Of Zeppelns cir
ced above the busy hotel and heaer district of London pour
ing missiles upon the buildings block of warehouses was
destroyed within five Minutes walk of ST Pauls cathedral
tenement house shattered and inmates either
killed or wounded. W
Though the loss Of life considerable and the property
damage great the principal effect of the raid stimulate
recruiting AZ the learned that the Zeppe
Inns wreaking destruction the city volunteers began
fight the Germans kSs
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CARRIGAN'S men
WIN final GAME
FROM The TIGERS

The Detroit and Boston teams eyi.
dentiy have the patent ON close games,
as this afternoon they staged another
close contest on the Boston ball lot.
The Reaneaters won out By q score OF
3 to 2 after using up two pitchers In
the ARRAY. Ruth started the cleaning
proposition for Boston and George
Dauss was sent in again to stop the
climbing Red Sox. Danss pegged
along throughout the game and had
the Boston squad well In hand, but
Detroit failed TO do the startling thing
when Ge0fse Foster replaced Ruth on
the mound. This gives the Boston
team three out or four In the series
and also places them IN good po-
sition to grab the gonfaloh. This is
the last time the two contenders will
meet this year. The Hub City had
its round Of pleasure and sorrow sor-
row coming in when the Braves lost
to Herzog's men In Cincinnati and
practically sent them down out of the.
race. The scores:
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added that the F-2 and F-3 will BE-
floated into the 1rter.Island dfydcck
tomorrow morning at O'Clock, and
that after they are made shipshape
the FL win receive attention He
said repair work on the other two
submarines can be finished In five
or six days. The submarines were re.
Gently rammed by the u. s. 8. Supply
as she was entering her slip.
The naval board OF inquiry met &C
2 O'Clock this afternoon, and Lieut.
Crittenden said this might be its last
session, although he could not say 90
positively. "At any rate, we VIII I'm.
ish In q few days." he added. We
may get through this afternoon.
The F:-2 and FIG put in the day
charging their batteries, preparatory
to going into drydock for repairs to-
morrow morning. This was done be-
cause the batteries cannot be charged
while the craft are in drydock, as the
engines cannot be run unless the ship
is in water, due to the vibration. Bas
teries on submarines deteriorate less
quickly when kept fuzzy charged, ac-
cording to officers of the fiotiIla, hence
the charging before the boats go into
drydock. r.. ... ...yz ..-
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|HAWN. HECTRIC
Will Light ALL
OAHU ARMY POSTS
Negotiations Closed FavorabIy
on Cable Advices From
Washington q.

Negotiations with the. war depart
ment by the Hawaiian Electric Com.
pany have resulted In arrangements
BY which the electric company with.
IN q comparatively short time win fur,
nish light for every army post on
Oahu. @ ~ B..
The carrying-out OF plans now set.
tied involves the building OF high
voltage line from Honolulu TO Camp
Castner, q distance of 90 miles, as
well as important lines of less length.
The plans mean also that electric light
and power will be available for all the
big section of Oahu west Of Moanalua.
Eventually the electric company
hopes to enter into arrangements with
the Marconi Wireless company by
which the big wireless plants at Ka-
huku and Koko Head will be operated
with Hawaiian Electric power. This
matter has already been discussed by
the officials Of the two concerns and
IL decision awaits some tests to be
carried out locally. = =" -.
Manager Frank E. Blake of the cleo
trio company, who returned a few
days ago from business and vacation
"trip to the mainland. today an
.nounced the decision of the U. S. gov,
|ernment to secure Hawaiian Electric
Juice" for its army POSTS. Cable ad,
vices from Washington closed tho
deal, negotiations for which were car
ried on here while Mr.. Blake was on
the mainland. The Hawaiian Electric
carried on its negotiations with Wash,
.ington through the depot duartermas,
ter, Lieut.-col. B. F. Cheatham. and the
details will be worked out with his
successor. Lieut-col. J. r. Houston.
The company had also the coopera.
ton of Rear-admiral c. j. Boush for
the navy department.
The construction will all be Of the
most modern character. Steel towers
and poles will be used to carry the
wires. Superintendent McGrath OF
the Hawaiian Electric Is now on the
coast arranging for the material. In
this connection some notable eonstruc,
ton work will have to be done in
spanning the deep gulches between
Honolulu and Castner. The line will
run from the Hawaiian Electric pow
er-house to Castner, where there will
be distributing station for Schofieid
49,
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CENSOR FOUND "0THER !.
FELLOW" WRITING TO
HIS GIRL At HOME

Here's a good story from the report
Of an address by Col. Currie, of the
.4Sth Hfghlanders. at Winnipeg after
his return from the fighting line in
France:
6rench were told by Col. Currie, who,
2eferring to the censorship of soldiers
hail, told Of having deputed a young
officer to act on one occasion. While
engaged on his new duty the officer
suddenly blurted out, Say, colonel,
there's something seriously wrong
here. This fellows writing to my
girl"
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GARDEN LEFT BIG ESTATE

= A petition asking that Anna Diana
Garden. widow, be appointed execut'
rix. YfAout bond of the estate oil
John ebh Carden. late of Honolulu,
was diled in circuit court today. The
estate is valued at about $14S.S20 and
consists of real estate in Honolulu,
household furniture and stocks and
bonds in Hawaiian corporations. Ac.
eording to the petition, the heirs are
the widow, Williem ]. Carnden, John
]. Garden, Jr. and e w. Garden, sons.
and Mary a. Garden, daughter. ),
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Archibald Denies He Knew What
Dumba Said IN Note Sent BY Him

NEW YORK N. Y, Sept 20-James +. j. Archibald, the
American correspondent who found to be carving de-
spatches from the Austrian ambassador to the United States
Dr. Consann Theodor Dumba, arrived here today from Eng
land. He met by secret service and searched
Archibald declares that he not informed to the
contents of the Dumba which he carrying
One of these communications addressed to Count an
tanned details with reference to strikes American muno
plants to prevent the Allies from getting the material
traeted for. -*>>: =sssss4s<sss
NEW YORK, N. Y, Sept 2O.- Recalled by his govern
the request of the United States Ambassador Dub
has reserved passage the steamer Rotterdam sailing Sep
tember %. 81
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VILLA DECLARES
VICTORY COMES
TO HIS BANNER

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless1
EL PASo, Tex, Sept. 20. - Gen.
"Pancho" Villa is determined In the
next three weeks to show that he Is a
serious factor to be reekoned with in
Mexico. He announced today that one
Of his generals, Maytorena, has defeat
ed Gen. Gales, the carranza command
er at Parades. At his headquarters
it is declared that the carranza forces
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Russian Army Near wilma Is ii
Danger Of Capture Or AnnihiIaliCn

BERLIN, Germany, Sept 20 The Russian army IN the
region of Wilma is imminent danger of being surrounded md
either annhilated captured The big German enyeopg
who attempting escape The Russians offering small
resistance the German advance obviously being occupied
making good their retreat. ~
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WARS GREA TEST BATTLE MAY BE FOUGHT
BY RUSSIANS AND GERMANS AROUND WILMA
SLAvS MENACED BY CIRCLlNe
MOVEMENT; ZEPPELIN RAID ON
LONDON TOLD BY TRAVELLERS

STIMULATE ENLISTMENT By BRITISH UBllC-GER-
MANS PURSUING RUSSIANS IN WILMA DlSTRcT-TEu.
TONS REPULSE SERBIAN ATTACK. r ARCHIBALD,
AMERICAN C0RRE SP0NDENT WHO FIGURED IN DUMBA
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BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Al eoSton4-Detroit 2, Boston 8.
Az New York-chieago 2, New
York 3.
Al PhIIaoetphia-First game, CleVe
land 4, Philadelphia s.; second game
Cleveland S, Philadelphia 8. D..
At WashIn0ton--st. Louis o, Wash,
in0ton 6. @.t T..
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
A. Pittsbufg--srookIyn 0, Pitts.
burg o. :
AZ cineinnati-eoston I, cinein.
natl 4. z "$-@ -:
Other. games postponed on account
Of rain
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Russians Defend Dyinsk StanchIy
But Germans Best in Men and Guns
[Associated Press seryins b. Federal Wirelessl

LONDON, England, Sept 2O-The Times correspondent
at Dvnsk Russia wires that terrific battle has been raging
continuously for three days only twelve miles The
Russians defending the city exceley entrenched and
holding off the huge Of German assaants The
Germans have three times many the Russians and
maintain a vast superiority of gus over them.
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TRIPLE ACTIVITY
IN Volcanoes OF
ITALY RECORDED

ASSOCIATED Press by Fedora. Wirelessl
PARIS, France, Sept. 2o.--MuItiple
eruptions in three great Italian soIea-
noes at the same time are furnishing
an unprecedented volcanic pI1enome-
non. The eruptions are taking place
simultaneously at VesuVius, Etna and
Stromboli.
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~ BY WlrelessI
during
appealed
mining
by the
Rockefeller
Hill
do Hill has denied the report declaring that i has fcundaon
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Baron Won Kissing Spirited Away

LONDON, England Sept. 2O-Baron Kissing, a half
brother of the German military governor of Beginm and
naurazed Brtisher who has been nerned has been
eriously spirited from his luxurious home at Isngton
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Serbs Invade Austrian Soil But
Are Driven Back BY the Germans
rAssociated Press Service BY federal WIrelessI

BERLIN, Germany Sept. 20-The war Office today
nouneed that the German forces have attacked and driven
back expedition by Serbian forces 80
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are on the defensive at DeVisadero,
near Naco.
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lContinued on page twoi
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MAILS

Lurline. Sept. q.
For San Francisco:
China. Sept %.
From VancouVef:
Niagara, OCT. 9.
For Vancouver:
Makura, Oct. is.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24
REFUSES DIVORCE PLEA
OF MRS. VAN DEUSEN
Charges Against Husband Sus-
tanned bY Referee.

The suit for absolute divorce brought
by Harriet Louise Van Deusen. well
known in Newburgh, against her hus-
band, Robert T. Van Deusen. whom
Mrs. Van Deusen charged with taking
a 10000 mile trip with Viola Ganson,
a stenographer, of Kinderhook, y. l.,
was denied yesterday by Referee
Charles Morschauser. of Poughkeepsle.
The referee, however, sustains the
charges against her husband, and also
frds Mrs. Van Deusen guilty OF IN
d.scretions in which her affinity
Robert S. Scarburgh. advertising man
ager of the New York Telephone Com
parry, was said to be involved.
The referee commented on testimony
offered by a chauffeur, japanese cook
and an English maid employed by Mrs
Van Deusen at her home, in Balmville,
where she lived with her two children,
pointing out that Mrs. Van Deusen did
not take the stand to deny their asser-
tions.
Mr.. Sc.rburgh, while admitting his
association with Mrs. Van Deusen,
stoutly proclaimed at all the hearings
that he had not been guilty Of any i'm
propriety.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24
AIR BOAT, UP 5000
FEET, CUT CAPERS
Jaquith's Craft Ducked
and Danced in Trip
from Atlantic City.

d. K Jauuth. the aviator. OF duck
hunting fame. with George l.. LARA
bee, former Philadelphia business
man, who il now one of his pupils,
stepped into Curtiss flying boat in
front of his hangers at Atlantic CITY
Yesterday, and after two hours IN the
air landed at the Columbia Yacht Club
pier. at the foot Of Eighty-siXth Street.
The pair, flying more than 5000 feet
high as they passed over Brooklyn and
Governors Island, headed straight up
the river and drifted down to the boat
landing as carelessly and easily as a
leaf off tree on the drive. They left
Atlantic City at 1890. In spite of the
choppy wind, which made their craft
dance and duck, they made Seaside
Park in Just an hour landing on the
beach. where they were pulled up and
took on gasolene.
At 3 o'clock they left for New York.
To avoid the cross winds that had
made navigation hazardous near earth,
Jaauith ascended to 1000 feet. Both
he and Larrabee wore heavy sweaters
under their TEDDY bear" aviation
suits. but the cold was so intense that
for a time it looked as if they would
have to descend to thaw out their stiff
fened hands. Following the Jersey
coast. they bent their course for Sandy
Hook. swinging east over Brooklyn and
then back to the river.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24
Rosa Bellina Ready to
Marry Man She Said
Spurned Her.
LICENSE GOT SOON
AFTER HER ACQUITTAL
Brooklyn Women Protest
Against Freeing Artists
Assailant.

Rosa Bellins, freed by a jury on
Wednesday after admitting she had
killed James Montiglia, an artist, will
be married TO Antonio BeIlina, her
common-law husband. to-day or to-
morrow. Bellina took out license
yesterday, but was too shy 20 tell re-
porters when the ceremony is 70 take
place.
The finding Of the jury brought
down flood of denunciation yesterday
from well known Brooklyn women,
many OF whom called the action a
travesty on justice and intimsted that
the jurors had used their hearts in
stead of their heads.
There is no excuse for crime" said
Miss Amy Wren, lawyer, Of 215 Mon
tsgue Street. Brooklyn, "snd criminals
should be punished without distinction
of sex. Not only in this instance, but
in the Thsw and Cleary cases, the Jury
has shown itself too sympathetic"
Miss Sarah Stephenson, another
woman lawyer. of l5 Court Street,
Brooklyn. does not believe women will
be properly dealt with in court until
they are eligible TO jury duty.
Mrs. Bellins, however, admitted her
guilt" she said. "and | do not think
she should be acquitted just because
she is a woman"
Mrs. Harriet Comstock, author. be-
lieves a criminal should be punished
regardless of sex, but does not favor
capital punishment and thinks no
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24
MILITIA READY FOR REyryv
Governor. with Motorcycle Cu,,. .
See Manquyres To.Nor,o.


Final arrangements for ths -,
Of the New York National co,,.
Van Cortlandt Park to-moror !.
completed last night By Major c.,,.,
Organ and his staff. Governor ~.
man will reach the city to-ni1s, !,
will be escorted tomorrow no.-
from the st. Regis Hotel 10 the ,.,,..s ,.,,.-s
ing stand at the park
In the Governors guard Of hoso-
be 100 members OF the new mo.o,.,.-
corps, under Captain Lorillard sn....s
Major General Organ sugges-ss a..
those who wish 70 see the entIrs =. -
gramme take their luncheon with -
The evolutials will take all a.
said, and there will be proyisIo, - =
only 5000 persons in the stands "
Field orders covering the oper.,,...
Of the militia during the msn9Sv,.'
will be issued this morning. FrsS
tion exercises will be given simol,,..
ously in six quadrangles before ~ !.
viewing stand, beginning at 10 oei.,,
Battery drills, combat and bsvo,..
exercises and the erection Of wir,I..,
stations and field hospitals will \.
shown at one side. while flag am,
rough riding. motorcycle demos,.,,'
tions and machine gun drills are ~,
staged in the adjoining quadrsnsI,s
The exercises will include the ar,
and recovery Of signal wires, the b.1s'
ing of a pontoon bridge, the eons,rss.
tion and demolition Of trestle br;S,,
and the placing and explosion Of Isss
mines.
The commands will mess az noon ,.,
a sham battle will be held N d.
afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24
WON'T LET MISS FLYNN TALK

A meeting to protest against the re-
cent expulsion OF Elizabeth Gurley
FLYNN and Carlo Tresca, |. W. W. agi-
tators, by Paterson police will be held
in Paterson Thursday night. Neither
Miss Flynn's name nor Tresca's ap-
pears on the programme, which in
tludes Lawrence d. Abbott. Hutchlns
Hapgood, Lincoln Steffens and Mrs
Rose Pastor Stokes. .. e.. ......
Mr.. Abbott, vice-president OF the
league. was informed yesterday by
George b. Stimson, president of the
board Of police and fire commissioners,
that Miss Flynn and Tresca would be
arrested if they tried to speak. The
police would not interfere with others.
he said. unless ;he remarks were in
hammatory. .,
1t was stipulated by Robert Mitchell,
owner of the Auditorium in Ellison
Street. which Mr.. Abbott leased for the
meeting, that Miss Flynn and Treaca
should no. appear on the platform.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24

woman should be sentenced NIL,
has share In making the i,.' i' q,
said: "H q
Il never could serve a, su
cause ] am opposed TO the fs..s- =.
elty also hold that a vor,A ~.
she is not allowed to vote nsa
treated leniently by the law ovs rn.aIe \
she has no control.' nd
Men place women on a ped.,,.,
eording to Mrs. Rich Hollsnan' :; =. =,
President Street, Brooklyn. u "
Mrs. Bellina was acqui,t.d- /.
snid, mot because she was -
but because she was a woman ~
sorry for her, but / thlnS a. ~
quite responsible when she eor. % ~
the crime. and she should Be S1,' Ss1 = ::
sponsible" "sa ~
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24
ASK YOUR DOCTOR.

Report Of Typhoid ana Mnoopng SoueH'
Booklets telling about Typhoid Whoopng Cough Dphthera
Measles Care the Baby by mail cents each FEt at the
HEALTH BUREAU L.
New-York tribune., 1915-09-24
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9:SAd,::.Ys(yr?E:22FF d,:: E2F =
Conducted by Samuel Hopkins Adams.

4. devoted separating the sheep o'
.dv.,t.no from roa-and hanging bell on the soeo'
a that " not TOO serious
II. honest be with aTne'' e'ne'
she that , nexpedient by private letter. I" To-"
while the "e'
wbe the right 1t asks nothing TOT II"
service. confidence its correspondents IN giving
ddresses confidence which VIII never DO "
lated Please stat. clearly whether prefer TO have your name
printed here No unsigned communications
will be The Ad Visor The Tribune New iorN
lam h danger falling" by sending the money You'd
Revision Company Of Smethpor'
further criticism and revision
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literary bureau itself great stress upon the professional
judgment Of its editor IN Chief Mr. De
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world DENLY hard TO forgeha risen 10 any
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New-York tribune., 1915-09-24

the most peaceful, lovingest little VII
lage YOU ever saw Then there came
large new element in the population
and we haven't been able 70 readjust
ourselves yet"
Milton +. Lowden, who held the po-
sition of justice of the peace of Lin
den for twenty years. resigned year
ago, at the age Of ninety-one. 20 make
room for younger man.