The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1910, Page 5

WISE WL RS “TRAL OF HEADS > OF SUGAR TRUST .j United States Attorney Returns] From Washington Elated at Victory in Supreme Court. HIS WAY IS NOW CLEAR, | Highest Tribunal Rules: That the Indictment Found Here Is Sufficient. ney Wike returned on, Ho was {nan Supreme Court, Where the decision of Judge Holt that the conspiracy charge | the American Sugar Refining Company were outlawed by the gtatute of Imitation way overruled. The decision, in effe eaves it a| question for the trial cougt’and jury | to determine on the @ presente? | Whether the conspiracy avas continuous | and did continue dowy’to a tima bring: | ing it inside the pale’of law. Mr. Wise Was plainly of opinion that it did. May Be Tried in February. “The cases of the American Sugar Retining Company.” he said, “and its even ofticeps, charged in t with, @ conspiracy rade and cot piolas; » indfetment to. monepolize the nerce in raw sugar and be ® day as I can seven men tncluded in 1M be tried together, fourteen counts of the tr saine time, ‘ the Supreme Cou! about the Indie 1 tried tment at the decided b sterday in one av B. Kis. American Ha The following w Washington B. the Americar and named for the trust's “Big Four" Ived , President of ning Company bill in equity as one of the the throttling of the in sugar-beet industry of the country, John E. Parsons, former general coun- sel and a director of the Amorican Sugar Refining Company. Mr, Was regarded as the legal genius Sugar Trust and was for many yea prior to the death of Henry O. Have- meyer his closest adviser-and contidant er, for" treasurer of : Trust and known as one of LONDON, De King’s Bench Diy ndra Louvima Knollys, she brought a Bul" for that! the an B rep nad eloped with cere ment had bee ———__— SHIPPING NEWS. NEW YORK. ARRIVED. Sante Chita 4 i 4 Noordam, . + Rotterdam INCOMING STEAMSHIPS. DUE TODAY i Volturno, Motterdam yenoe "Ayres. > 1. Mave Prine “Atigust , assalhs lati, Kh Dorado, i Samland, Antwerp. I} ARANTEED ORIENTAL PEARL 2K Gold Finished | ‘Positively All Day To-Morrow | No oné will Liss vinted We shill » Sell theGEN P BRA | hand a , | With a death grip TOKAISER SAILING SHY APROPELLER German Liner Braves Return Passage as Dockyards Here Are Too Small, Using only one set of engines and one screw, the big North German Lioyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse sailed to-day, Bhe lost her port propeller on the last trip over, and because there was no drydock here big enough to hold her, Capt. Charles Pollack decided 4o undertake the return voyage with his damaged vessel and have the re- pairs made at the ship's home port, Bremen. He anticipated that he would be able to average fifteen knots an hour at least, and with fair weather thought jhe ought to do better than that. He will keep in as close touch as possible with the offices of the line on both sides by means of the wireless. The Kateer carried about the usual number of first cabin passengers for this time of the year, Among them were Rigo, the gypsy fiddler, and his wife rte used to be Mrs. Gaspar Emerson. ! —— ; TOSSED BY TAXI, MISSES AUTO AND TRAFFIC OFFICER. | Painter Only Slightly Hurt in Quick Flight on Fifth Avenue. James Graham, a painter, was struck by @ taxicab at Fifth avehue and Thirty-fourth etreet to-day and tossec \qimost directly in front of another ‘automobile, He just missed striking a GF traffle policeman who was standing in \\ Pee the roadway, The taxiowd chauffeur John O'Brien, Probably the longest case of sea-| of No, 399 West Fifty-fifth street, was sickness on record was reported by the running his machine “neck and neck” Noordam of the Holland-America line, | with an automobile belonging to E. L. which reached port this morning. The| Young of Seventy-third street and sufferer was Lerman J. Onnes, a well- Broadway, which carrief two women to-do Dutch farmer, who is forty-fve pasengers. As Graham was sent spin- years old, weighs 20 =pounds and c] 7 5 ning through the air the chauffeur of parr es Anches with bis | ss." young’s ¢achine, Michael Bird- Almost before the ship was out of | net sight of land the giant fell sick, and he didn’t begin to recover until the! were thrown American continent lifted on the hori- | pruised, zon. He comes from the Netherlands| to one side as the painter fell. town of ningen, and he ts going out! to the Northwest to buy a farm and’ 6 the hospital: become in time a citixen of the United | ®® Tefused to go ¢ ospita forward and slightly eee States. Elevator Operator. Crushed. ip te ile, While running an elevator in a Sixth (From the Chicago Tribune.) avenue department store to-day Michae! “Harey, 1 wish you wouldn't hold my | Broderick, twenty years old, of No. 12 Kast Fifty-second street, was caught hand.” I'm not holding it! foor. His jaw was broken. + Maudie? f taken to New York Hospital. veeret to one side and put on the rakes so hard, that the women Policeman MoCowen jumped Graham's left ear was badly cut, but ng to hinder your taking your | between the elevator gates and the first He was HE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, ‘1010. NTERBOROUGHA TO SERVE PUBL MISES TARGET One Ticket Seller at Times Square for Rush Hour Crowd, Same at Bridge Station. | The newspapers yesterday published plaintive bleat from Frank Medley, |General Manager of the Interborough, to the affect that the sole aim of his corporation ts to serve the public This is the aituation tha: prevailed at 6 o'clock yesterday evening, at the up- town @ide of the subway station at ‘Times Square, which 1s, at some hours of the day and night, @ busy station indeed. One ticket seller was handing the home rush hour crowd, which mented by Christmas shop; Wasn't wuch & fast ticket seller, elther A double line of impatient, tired men and women inched slowly up to the ticket window and then filed throux) the gate into crowded trains. It took twelve minutes to get from the stair. way in front of Shanley’s to the ticke office. ‘The frugal Interborough cuts down its ticket selling service at every op portunity, The uptown Brooklyn Bridge station, where there are two double ticket offices accommodating four ticket seller: is reduced to a single agent station every evening dur- ing the rush hours, Promptly at 6.30 o'clock all the ticket offices but one are closed. Between of people edging up to that lone ticket seller. Columbian No. Commandery, Knights Templars, concluded its centen- nial celebration last night with a brill- 1, fant banquet In the Hotel Astor, nearly five hun knights and officers at- tending. nder Archie L. 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