A PAPEROF QUALITY Bill Hutsis

NO 165 WJASHINGTO D 0 THURSDAY HAEGH 21 1907 ONE CENT

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Declares Corporate GreedWorks Injury to Society

URGES FEDERAL LAWS

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Sons of American Revolution HearBitter Arraignment of Pjr pntDayBusiness Corporations Which

Competition Railroad Arfe NotPrivate PropertynAJika Hqnal Useof All Public Utilities for Citizens

Bgual use and privileges by all cRlaensof IMibMe utilities was tile keynote of anaddress deliverd by Dr Charts W Needham of the George WashingtonUniversity at the monthly meeting of theSons of the American Revolution at

Dr Needham atea arraigned in strongterms the failure of the government toproperly control the organteaUon and capitalisation of great corporations and inthis connection said

There ia no greater service the statesan ot today can render the public than

to enact a Federal statute for the organi-sation of corporations dolag interstatebusiness and business m th District ofColumbia and the Territories that shallthe equal of the national banking act inthe care with which Jhe organization ofsuch corporations is supervised its capital paid in and the conduct of businessreported

Railroads and the manner in whichfreight rates are manipulated to the detri-ment of Ute producer and small skippercame in for scathing comments at the

of the speakerRailroads Not Private PropertyThere are two before

the poeple of this which requirethe careful and aispawtonate Considera-tion of scholars sad practical men of af-

fairs he said Time wee when therailroads were looked upon almost whollya private property Contracts were madewith them by shippers upon this theoryIt resulted In the growth of the greatestevil that exists the grantingof special privileges and rates to largeshippers by transportation companieswhich stifle fair competition

If a corporation by securing largeand the services of men of genius

can reduce the cost of producing any arti-cle and shipping it in the moat eco-

nomical way to markets at the lowestpossible price society is sorvod But ita corporation is able to lie pro-duct over railroad at fase than

society au ef to the extent tbat it IBdyed of tenaflt of the esjmntiHgC-HWBS The remedy for this alt ier 1

The lallroad is a public highway andas suck should be auperinteaded by theState not In manner to prevent a fairreturn upon the value of the property

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and between points of shipmentThe public service upon railroadsjustice in the courts should be assured toall citizens on equal terma

Law Governs IncorporationsSpeaking of banking corporations

the failure of the government tocontrol the capitalisation of corporationsDr Needham said

No group of men have any right tobe organized into an incorporated company except as the law gives that rightIf we have had bad corporations thelaw ia responsible for their existence andthe correction of the evil is In the en-

actment of better incorporation lawsThe necessary result of present con-

ditions is to vest the ownership of ourwhole industrial property in corporationsThe small individual holding so universal

our country under the old system haspassed away The individual no longerowns the tangible propertyused In in-dustrial and commercial enterprises itbelongs to the artificial intangible beingwhose stockholders liability for its debtsand conduct has beea Axed and minimised Under the old system the Indi-vidual felt a personal interest In the pro-tection of industrial property He wasinterested In the pea e of the communitythe Impairment or destruction of thisproperty meant a direct tohim

Dissects SpeculationOwnership of stocks and wild specula

tion therein was dissected In this 0m-jjectkm Dr Needham said the only WIlythe individual can become interested incorporation property is through the own-ership of a share o stock

These shares of stock continued thespeaker become the muniments of titlewhich are held by the people Ia this wayand by this means the title to the prop-erty is being distributed among manyhoMers Today these shares are the sub-ject of wild speculation because their in-trinsic value is uncertain The people atlarge discredit them because they de notknow what they actually represent Butthe struggle will go on in this country tohave the real true value of these sharesdetermined and fixed by a proper

of the State The national honkact provides wisely for the organisation-capitalisation and publicity of the re-sults of the business of these corporationsand their stock is not the subject of wildspeculation

Advocates Xeiv LawDr Needham advocated the passage of

a Federal statute tending to supervisecorporations doing interstate business Hepromised that when we shall Have se

acts of incorporation and tOntrol of these vest agencies the people atlarge will again become holders of theirshares of stock and through own-ers of the industrial property of theUnited States

A business meeting preceded the ad-dress W I March presiding Maj AlfredI Btofer entertained assembly withSouthern meledlas and at the conclusionof the programme a buffet supper wasserved

The following members were present-W L tfMv pMtffcBt P F Laner tMMurrr

W H Bjkr rmniMirt J 11 Xoare WilliamO Gltapr M L 0wMa flfcdilsj jrC W Uonrll WOK A Dr L t FleiKH V Wtlk II P IfoMM W B Tbtaavtat

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HERALD SUMMARY

PflgSa THLBqRAPllIC1Jerome Demanffi Lunacy Oommiaftaf-

iJ Powies Soecaswr Is Selected1Omalia Judge Scores Coal Baron

I Kfcco Predicts loyr ai Ocean Trip-S Roef Many Indictments8mcaragaa V5oiortouB in Battle4 News of MwgrUind end Virginia

X liOOAL1Dr Keedh i Assails TrustsSBattla Ships to Be Made HereVMaeonlc Tema e Contract Awarded2iLawl Pmnds Lald Bare

13ArebitecUi Interested in American Republics Bfreau Building

Vaawr William 1L Saeanraie A D SfMSftar JMB W T INwiea Theses W Gem V

Harry W A Freak J Lewta A JOWpMM Hon WS Chwdte Amete K OdesI L L French R B Tatey J StewartDr A 1C BtHBds J a Albritht J V JoiuHoaO a Firaala Paris U 3 RP Uai w J G H WM J G dmamit WItoMer J R W X Sttfiss J C Bowca-R 8 Hwr B B Stoektet Atekal T PT R JUta Dr A C Itate K A SatSk V HFMHM C O Itt M 21 AMlMS Dr T J W

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BURTON AFTER POEAZER

Ohio Itepre ntative Bxpeots Indoraeuient for the Seiintornhip

Cleveland Ohio March SHTne Roose-velt Republicans of Ohio are alreadyopenly and actively boomiRg Secretary ofWar Taft for the Presidency and theirprogramme includes the advocacy of theSenatorial of ReprseentattveTheodore Bt Burton of Cleveland to suecoed Joseph Benson Poraker

Burton is recognised aa the leader ofadministration forces ia Ohio and his

formal launching of the Taft Presidentialboom last night baa carried the work ofbooming the Secretary of War into teeopen

Burton Jut night attacked SenatorsForaker and Dick and predicted that theRoosevelt Republicans would control thenext State convention which means thatboth Taft and Burton will be Indorsed

WOULD DECLINE ANNEXATION

Canada Does S0tSoek Union with

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Ottawa Marsh 3s According to ProfStephen Lanocflk of MeOiil Universitythe UnltiM ataaw will never annex

Jin his book Greater Canada pubHaned today be does our fu-

ture lie in union with those that dwellthe southward the day of annexation tothe United States is past have chos-en their lots and we have chosen ours

Let us go our separate ways in peacelet them still keep their perennial Inde-pendence Day with Its fulminatingworks and its Yankee Doodle We stillkeep our Magna Charts and our roughandready Rule Britannia ahoutlngluatily ac the propaganda of annexation isdead To you who come scenes our western border we can otter a land fatter thanyour Kansas a government better thanMontana a climate kinder than your Da-kotas

Take it good air If you will but if intaking it you still raise your little crookof annexation then up with you by thebt ir and out with you breeches firstthrough the air to the land of your origin

in all friendliness

GERMAN PRAISES OUR ARMY

Kaisers Adjutant Admits They HaveJlaqli to Learn

Berlin March 3s Gen von Loewanfejdthe Kaisers adjutant whowill repreeentthe German army at the opening of theCarnegie Institute at Pittaburg todaygave your correspondent lite impressionsof the American army gleaned duringa former wRIt to the United States liewent prepared to criticise but was compelled to admit that Ute Germans hadranch to learn Hf was particularlystruck by the Amoebas artillery exerrises He also admired UM drill whichhe said was faultless

The uniforms were good but he wasamused by the characteristic free fturtikrain which they were worn which ex-pressed the typical desire to follow

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DOUMA OPPOSES OZAR

Revolutionary Members Now Plan toAct Independently

St Petersburg Mar J 3 The Dovmatoday sueoeedad labonilnMing its out-ward civQIties toward the governmentThe revolutionary raised thequestion o famine reltef and W of themvoted to appoint a Doum cOmmisBionforthwith to act Independently of the goverptnenc

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These stalwarts were successfully opposed by the Democratsthe Octobrists and the members of theRight and It was finally deeMed to postponestbo appointment of the commissionuntil Friday

Sage Gives 50000New York March Announcement ofgift of fUfcSM by Mrs Russell Sage to

aid in the erection of the new sailorshome and Institute was made to41ay ata luncheon given by the trustees of theAmerican Seamens Friend Society

Both Safe and ProfitableAH accounts draw interest In banking

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GROSS SEA IN 4D1YS

Lewis Nixon Predicts New

Record Over Ocean

WTTTTfffl TO BUILD WAR SHIP

Predicts that Gas Engine Will Dovelop Necessary Speed nnd Da-

alareK Himself Heady to CoustruotTorpedo Destroyer of COO Tonsthat Will Have Plenty of Spepd

New York Mardi SfcLawis Mjam tieshipbuilder to out fOr a n w woreVtoshorten the Atlantic Oeoan trip to fourdays hits maklen a tenipt to out downthe time will not be made with a peacefulliner but it will 4 aeoompllsfced with

IWohorMpowtr M engines InoialtadIn a war ship bristling with cans andtorpedoes I

Plans for this new boat an-o bangotog torpedoboat destroyerware today shown by Mr Klxoa at his

Cortlandt etr etr Mr Nixonmade he aoDwrprediotiojL that tjjjjmantis liner wfuMiMi to 4

as a demand of enlightened engineeri-progreeB

line Begun ConstructionTnt Mr Nixon had begun the con-

struction of a bot to cross the AtlanticIn four days was a chance reference hemade last night in a speech at Tottenvtlle S I Mr Nixon axplafned fcfeaeoKmore foOjr as follows

was a gathering o men lrt r sted-la the of Staten Island sadnot only as it place for residence but as asite for manufacturing The StandardMotor Construction Company bufMers ofgas qpgtnes on the RloUe patents ofwhich company I am president baa re-

cently acquired a tract of about twelveacres hi Tettenville ipon which it willerect a plant to take care of orderswhich now overtax the capacity of theJersey City factory The now factorywith water front and basin will b daveted to marine work

In explaining that I did not propose tohoOd vessels there I referred to soma ofthe things that I intended to do la thenear future

Will Build Stilt Faster BoatI have built every typo of boat fr m-

i to a boat for Arctic dyersdrawing only six feet of water Yecnrindriven by sall by poodles and from oato six propellers armored vessels and thelightest of racers the Gregory the antmotor boat to cross the ocean and I saidthat now I intended to build one moreboat of an advanced typo before I

building ships and that Is a boat tocross the ocean in four days and thatwhile the hull could no be built in Tottenvllle the engines would be

Such a vessel one year ago WINS anImpossibility Today it is perfectly feasi-ble No steamer will over cross in thattime but the striking development in thegas engine enables us to bring about suchradical reductions in weight of machineryand fuel that it Is a simpleproblem

Mr Nixon said that the keel of the newfourday war ship will be laid at PerthAwboy N JPredicts Gas Engines on War Ships

London March ML A paper read beforethe Institution of Naval Architects

that war ships In the future wouldbe propelled by gas engines instead ofsteam This would enabletnaglng awaywith funnels so that ll bigcould be fired In either broadside Bierswould also vanish

It was stated that VIokers SonsMaxim after three yeais cQntlnuoua remarch work bad perf a system ofgate machinery fqr propelling ships theengine being of the familiar Internal ex-plosion type The firm bad already

such a vessel without runnelsWhile her dimensions moderate sheis speedier than any existing battle skip

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Murphy of Brpoklyn won the Ten Eyckdeclaration prize at Yale tonight Hewas declared to be one of the beetspeakers who has over won this covetednonor His subject was Slavic Immi-grants Among the Mine Workers ofAmerica The prize Is the income ofJ 0

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Bveryl ddys Privilege In Pf nnsyl-vuHlii It Bill Passes

Harrisburg Pa March 3Il f r9fe ta-ttve McCall of Philadelphia frS intro-duced a bill in tho house wlridl l per-

mit any one to lick the editor Jf bftfeetethat anything reflecting on Me characterbaa been printed in that edU r 9 Pr

The loU as worded is fnM ttf ofcwttloeudon but in it is a chnu which makesthe publication of libelons matter

in sit suits for nssaiilt sled batteryowing out of pabttoUioaJut at what sta a A Aa iir iiMHnjg

the question of the letouencw sdecided to no J stated But ems fko towmakers are of the opinion that the ettors-honld set be massacred tn gsahisof the case Is agreed upon

If the funny men do not tafc4odff rtageof Mr McCalls his they lot theirkeen insight into the ridicalMMMHW to theconsensus of opinion in Barrtobufg

It has already created com-ment than did Peanypackers antloaitoonlaw

GYPSY DAMPS SEAROHE3X

New Course Pursued In Search forKidnapped Marvin Boyto The Wubisihn HcnkL f

Dover Del March 2t3I aytook place here today to iMdeata

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fsaat a wilt tmgible camps and barmHa hate

searched but resulted In nothingDr Marvin was consplcaoua oy his ab-

sence from the hotel all of today an4although diligent inquiry was made as tohis whereabouts nothing could be learnedwhich would give the slightest clew to hissudden disappearance It to presumedhowever that the doctor has had ordersfrom the Pinkertons to seclude himselffor A while or has gone on A mission assiffoocl him by the oJUcar

TIle Erie story of th t teboy and the expected speedy rjt4Mloto his fatter received bars last n St-and early this morning while gr M 4with delight by the curious and expectantpublic was given little ondonee by DrMarvin who had so often Menof lute and hi hopes while fur the timeboeyed soon were dtoyalUd by a lint O-Htra ctton of the

UPBRAIDS COAL TRUST HEAD

Oraiha Jtrde Severe in His Denun

oiation of Samuel E HowelL

Changed Conspiracy in4fratnt of Trade Vealthy I

Is Pound Guilty

Onnhn March 30 Bamuel B HoWlformerly president of the Omaha CoalExchange who woe convicted In Decem-ber o ontortaK into a conspiracy in re-

straint of trade was sentenced by JudgeSutim to pay a tine of and

six months in the county jailI will no instructions to the sheriff

as io hpw to treat this man JudgeSuttkn said lIe is not to bo treateddifferently from any other criminal

Howell was taken to jail by the sheriffand later released on bond pending anappeal In sentencing Howell Judge

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Y u have been convicted or organizingin restraint of trade Tn is aa sarleuea a robbery al tha a revolvar It adounts to the aanle thingIf tis men who supply the neeaeearied-oC H B are permitted to organize to Axthe ices of uecesearlas they comnut riot ijgalnst the common peoplethe and orphans perhaps morethan the moderately but acrim against all

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not I en president of the Onrnhe CoalTruetj with power behind you and moneyto bile the must powerful lawyers youwou long ago have been serving yoursente ce But you have been able tocheat lustte so tar

MEAT EATERS THE WEAKER

Yale Tent Show Vegetarians Pos-sess More Endurance

Nev Haven Conrt Mareli Si Prof-Irvinj Fisher of Yale has completedetsdur nee tests by which lie finds that-a die without nosh food Is more osndu

y endurance than a f fleshThe ttets were holding out fie arms aslong 4s possible deep kneebanding and

with the subjecU lying on hisback Fortynine persons ware examinedlucia ag students physicians nursesand tllege instructors

Pro her says The result Indicatesthat tie nonflesh eaters lave fr greater

than those accustomed to theorAnifv American diet

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JRcglstorefl Sack from America Disappears in Paris

BELIEVE 400000 IS TAKEN

Robbery Probably CommUted la theSabtreaaury of thpjr St3li QffloAOne Arrest Made Priiionor lias

Worth of Seaurltles WhichHe Ia Unable to Aaoount Ior

Paris March Jlt aymianretary of the postomce informed Utepottos that a great robbery has occurredm his department The police refuse togive any information but it is believedthe amount involved amounts to W0M8B

Magistrate Leyded who was chargedwith an iaveaUgjtttOR of Ute robbery haseffected an arrest

The depnrUnent Cabled to How Totasking the vnlae of the registered matterthe names of its senders and its

New York replied the registeredmail had left there complete

Magistrate Leyded believes the theftwas committed by a band of interna-tional robbers The mail arrested tonamed Buttes He had J CD worth ofAmerican securities for winch he couldgive no account

No Report at New YorkNew York Marcia Postonaster Will

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omdal notidoaUoa of the low of a mailpouch from L J tad seera tepate front Paris teW g o lbs ta-

appearanca of tho pouch n Mmediately started an taveatlg ttoitlwhether maU for the La ProvonM hadalt reached the steamer safety Hlearned that the man was all deliveredon hoard the steamer he said

The La Prov cod sailed on ThursdayFebruary S8 or HAft reached thereMarch C and sailed toe New Yofk onMarch steamer will

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Alleged Physiolan at Pltfabnr LandsIn the penitentiary

postal to The v iu ea Hcsri-dPittsburg Pa March Doc CharM

Woodruff a Ito orderlywho recently came into the pubjlo eye be-

cause of his arrest on the charge of marryInj a Weet End woman who later discov-ered that he had another wife pIMguilty in Criminal Court this afternoon toa narge of bigamy and larceny sad wetsentenced to one year m the penitentiary

Woodruff who Is sixty years old adverttood for a wife representing himself ae aphysician and two widows marrytag both He got away with the jewelsof one of the wives who later had hissarrested

Woodruff in response to questions fromJudge aa to whether He had anything

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POKER GAME NOT ENDED

Players Drivers front Chicago HotelResume in Secluded Place

Chicago March 30 The sensationalpoker gaze lasting through four consec-utive days and nights was hurriedly adjourned from Magnet Hotel early todayPublicity drove to other quarters partici-pants of the greatest same ever InChicago The worn and aalld gamblers-are declared by their friends to haveplaiaJ to resume play The men hurriedaway in cobs at the first word that thebig game had gained wide attrition

Among the men who were said to havesat In were former Alderman John A

Rogers a West Side political power antiJohn F OMalley for years a Democraticboss of the North Side There was aState senator there too Him name wascarefully withheld This unnamed Statesenator is credited with making a big

Sohley Not a CandidatePa March Admiral

Sehlsy declared this afternoon that hewould positively not be a candidate forthe Democratic nomination for VicePresident He said I am not In politicsI would not accept the nomination if Itwas offered to me and I would not serveif elected

Rare Furniture at AuctionThe PellmanGage sale opens at Sloans

1487 G st today at 11 a m withon the catalogue when many of the

most Important pieces of valuable ma-hogany be disposed Ofalso some rare books rugs curios c

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CHADWIOK WARDROBE BURNED

Picture lint and Costly ofWizard of Finance Kulncd

Cleveland Ohio March SfcJBne alaborte and costly wardrobe ofolrs CRsafe

L the words greatest ffflfclewizard was destroyed by tire

early tonight at salesrooms of theGaMml Cartage an1 Storage Company onWet Third street

The company had It topay the storage charges picture hatwith the great white piqme is a totalwreck and costly waists and gowns which

one time paraded through gay Pariswere consumed

Although the Chadwick wardrobe hadbeen on sale several days but fw saleswere made as the prices asked sohigh The loss reaetiw thousands

FAST TRAIN IS WREOKED

Passengers on Jlonon Severelyblmkeu VI but None KllleiJ-

Lafaystte Ind March thatpaa rtg r train on tb ItaHroad

CMegg sail LouwvHUwrecked Pair Oaks today everycoach but Uw choir car leaving tIM trackscud the ifBensrs In them being piled inhap IK ends of the ears

engine baggage car and expressear roflad down an embankment lwt tirepas M0sr coaches marataiMd an uprightposltbju The train was relating aboutthirty nrtlee an hour when It left Ute railsand plunged Into the soft embankment onthe of tire track

JBvery coach was well filled with pasHalters bat strange to soy no one wasWiled end none fatally hurt

PANAMA PARTY AT KINGSTON

GoHBrcBsmen Greatly Pleased withConilltloud oa the Iflthmaw-

Klf gstoti Jamaica March t p akorCannon end the Congressmen with himafter passing a day here left last nighton Ute steamer Panama homewardbound All were impressed with the gi-

gantic undertaking on the isthmus andgreatly pleased with the progress made

praised the splendid stAltary andother improvements provided by the Amorican engineers and expressed themsoiree as convinced that the canal wouldrevolutionize trade Therefore they wereIn favor of Its being pushed to early oemPfetkm

The party spent yesterday in viewingthe rains of Kingston

DAVIS FAVORS JUDGE GRAY

Delaware Man Satisfactory to Con-

servative Blement IK Belief

Baltimore Md March SsBxS6natorHOary O Dens the Democratic VicePresidential candidate in the teat cam-paign today declared himself In favorof Judge Gray for the Presidential nomi-nation

Senator Davis who appareotly spokewith authority said there would be a de-

mand at the convention for a conserva-tive man and he believed Judge Graynltoo the bill Though trots a small Statehe was a national character and unques-tionably the choice of West Virginia

DOIIBS SDCGESSOR NAMED

of the Dead leader

VdIIya In Serious Condition andMust NOTT fIght to Retain

C wtrol in Colony

Chicago March Aden Jolts A Lewisdeacon of the Cnrtedan tnoiio Churchand for years tile personal friendand adviser of John Alexander Dowlehas been nAmed as the new leader ofZion in the will of the deceasedapostle den Lewis to now la Mexicosad has Men MUlled of his selecUoa to

k MOQ an4 eC the Dowle forces andaoek the overthrow of Wilbur G Vollva-i f pre nt overseer in the greatest ra-

IfgtoM struggle of the strenuous historyf the churchThe DowioitaK awaiting the tri

umphf it return of Gen Lewis to the re-

Ngio a colony before publicly announcingthe choice of their dead leader When itbecame known today that Gen Lewishad etiosen a wave of excitementspread through the followers of DowleTHy declared that with their new leaderthey will rout Ute forces of Vollva andthe selfstyled prophets and apostles ofZion and again wrest control of thechurch from their enemies

Reports that Voliva Is in a serious con-dition sad may be dying from an at-

tack of fwtny spread through ZionCity and were hailed by Ute Dowtdtae-as the worK of the divine hand ofwrath

Voltes has a severe attack of the digease ton left aide of Ma throat and itto spreading to the right side

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Green and Ilohrer Turned Over oUnited States Authorities

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for in London were turnedover today to the United States authori-ties and taken before CommissionerShields on a warrant issued enof Sir Percy Sanderson British consulgeneral here-

In one of the affidavits made by SirPercy Groan is charged with the larcenyon February X last from the London shopof Tiffany Co of jewelry valued at

S The following day February at ac-cording to Uie other affidavit Green and

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front London Ryders shOpRehrar and Green held for exam-

ination on April IS A is customary inextradition eases ball was refused

LORD NEVHL ARRESTED

Charged with Flimflamming a LondonPawnbroker

London March 2d Lord William Beauchamp Nevill was committed for trial ia

on a charge of swindling The evi-

dence produced Jn the Police Courtshowed that Lord NevlH worked a jUstnam game on a pawnbroker whomhe wised money on a quantity of Jewels

The pawnbroker called at his lordshipsresidence to Inspect the jewels and afterhe had agred to loan coneidorabeon them Lord Nevill substituted pieces ofcoal for the valuables The trick was sotauspectad until Lord Nevill bid defaultedthe interest on the loan An examinationo the jewel box then revealed the lumpsof coal carefully wrapped in tissue paper

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CRISIS REACHED

UN TRIAL OF THAW

Lunacy Commission May BeAppointed by Court

JEROME GAINS A POINT

Judge Fitzgemld Will DecideImportant Question Today

Lawyer Gleanon Causes Openin Ranks of Counsel for De-

fense Dr Allan MoLaae Hamiltonlu liter Opinion Slayer of

Stanford White I Not AiSle toAdvise lIb Attorneys

New York March 91 There was a headon collision between District AttorneyJerome and Detests this morning as aresult of which the Thaw trial piledup In a heap composed of apparently in-

extricable fragments of the court DrAllan McLane Hamilton the district

the defendant Lawyer Delmasthe jury experts without number and

but far from least Lawyer John BQleaaon It is supposed that the wreckis a result of ThaWs counsel misunder-standing signals

In the of clearing up theJustice will peas tomorrowupon which the districtattorney will furnish in the form of anaffidavit setting forth in effect that Thawis insane now and incapable of advisingwith counsel and that counsel for the de-

fense are fully aware of this condition ofThaw

The district attorneys affidavit will bepresented to Justice Fitzgerald tomorrowafternoon at 2 oclock Copies of it willbe served on counsel for the defense whoWill have an opportunity to reply to itAfter that the court will decide mat-ter If the court decides to appoint acommission in lunacy to examine Thawthe trial will of coursed 90 no furtheruntil the commission has made its reportShould the commission report that Thawis now insane he will undoubtedly beconsigned to the asylum for the criminalinsane at

What Jerome ExpectedAlter the first shock of the collision had

passed and the wrecking crew had got towork District Attorney Jerome said to thereporters who had hurried to the scene

The situation is Just what I hove beenlooking for all during the trial A manwho should be incarcerated in an insaneasylum should not be on trial for his life

That Jerome has all along believed thatThaw wee Insane when be shot White

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was wrong The prosecutions expertsbold man may be insane rum themedical viewpoint and be sane so far asthe provisions of tints statute are con-

cerned And it was on that distinctionthat they testified They believe Thawwas medically insane when the shootingoccurred but that he knew what he wasdoing and that it was wrong

Bxclteiutmt IB CourtThe scene in court wfcen Jerome made

his appeal was one of almost unequaledexcitement Every spectator was leaningforward in his seat fearful of missing asingle word and I ing upon the sentencesthat fell from Jeromes lips It was plainthat the district attorney was muchmoved and that Justice Fitzgerald him-self felt that the case hal reached itscrisis

As for Thaws lawyers a conditionbordering upon panic prevailed amongthem They were all on their feet andmost of them had hurried inside of therail where they could talk with DelraaThis was the state of affairs when theJury had been seat from the room inorder that Jerome might tell the courtwise he knew from his investigationsaboyK the mental history of Thaw butwhich technical legal objection had kepthim train getting before the Jury ThisWItS the thunderbolt that smote the Thawdefense

If the real facts were known I havene right to be here trying this man Itwould be absolutely prohibitive But thisknowledge that I have cannot be put inany legal form at this time If it couldit would shock the conscience of thecourt and instantly this case would bestopped

Attacks ThawsBut this was not alL Tha district at-

torney proceeded raiSing his voice to apitch that found the renctaat comers ofthe courtroom to level a attackat the lawyers for the defeat

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ed them to have been in possession orknowledge which I believe exists I willsee that the matter is brought before theappellate division of the Supreme Court-

I feel bitterly on this because I cannot get the evidence out to lay it beforeyour honor in this case There is not aman who has watched this defendant sit-ting here at this table here the districtattorney turned and shook his list atThaw who not know that assits there he IE incapable of properly

with his counselAH this followed Jeromes demand that

if Dr Hamilton was to be allowed totestify be must be allowed to tell all thathe knew about the case and not be con-fined to stating whether he thought Thawwas sane to insane when he shot StanfordWhite

Gleanon Gets Into PlayThroughout the latter part of the

between Debase and Jerome Gleaeon had been vainly trying to poke his

into the fray At last be succeeded-In making an attempt to vindicate hImly and no suggestion has ever beerfor twentyeight years he said excited

I have practiced law this cominuntiyunprofessional conductself front Jeromes implied charges ofmade to me before that my conductwould be made the subject of aa Inquirybefore the Appellate division One of thethings that this statement to based uponhere is that these witnesses sittingwill say that Thaw Is not capable Now noman can come lute court and ocouee meof such a thing and I ask the districtattorney to ask this witness whether hewill say that

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