The evening world. Newspaper, October 18, 1911, Page 4

TROPICAL FISH ‘Chapman Grout iat ili From Florida 274 Specimens of 63 Varieties. { | ' (SIX DAYS OF FISHING. Sixteen-Year-Old Nephew of ‘| W. O. Armour Financed t the Expedition. ,. Chapman Grant of the New York | Aquarium hae just returned trom Key ) West, Fla., bringing with him 274 spect- mens of aixty-three varieties of tropical | fish. The colection was made possible ‘by Danforth B, Ferguson, the etxt year-old grandson of H. O. Armour of | Chicego, who financed the «rip. The youth had a dpstre to go shar. hunting jand took Mr. Garnt with him as « For six days Mr. Grant and uson fished, sometimes at night. They were aided by local fehe: men who knew the shoals, It was a ymevelty for young Ferguson ¢o work in ut with a glass bottom. r= “You eee through the slase-bottomed wqhucket almost as clearly as through the alr,” said Mr, Grant to-day, “and the brilliant parrot-fish, blue tangs, dlue pate, Spanish hogfish, cockeyed pilots bee) echools of grunts and enappers pass | in constant review tefore our delighted eyes. In making our catches we used fish pots, @ heart-shaped wire cage with an entrance at the top. The bait we used Was crawfish with the legs and feslers removed #0 an not to frighten ‘the fish who, when they enter down- ‘ward through the funnel-shaped ape: ture, never look up to find their way out, but try to force a way through the aides. ‘It wae in this way | { that two 1 Jewfish were trapped, each w | about 20 pounds. We had a hard j 400 Keeping them alive on the way up, ] | i ‘and one of them died probably beca ‘the five-foot tank in which we placed ‘him was not large enough. The other dewfsh t@ in the centre poo! in the aquarium with the new suarters. Sold sor food, this jewfsh would fetch about $1, as he is on the black bass order." ‘HERE'S HOW THE GREEN PAR- ‘ ROT FISH LooKs. Mr. Grant pointed to some of the j sist of a trout, and all capable of | qhanging to halt a doxen al For 4 } Qreen Parrot fish with a blue | ike bill which has the reputation of } being able to change color as often as) } the clock ticks; and-there was the| or Surgeon fis! r changing | deep ehades of chocolate, green, pearl { And blue, who carries a sharp little fancet in his tall which he quickly dis- in operation if he sees Fat the least vigorous, but perhaps the t beautiful, ix the buttertty fish. It 44 nw and Iwo spots on | , ie tail, caled eyes, and across its head | are two black bands watch add to its seneral atiractivences, In odd contrast with the dainty butter- fly fish is the shark sucker, two of watch { were procured. The ahark sucker is not | unlike an cel, resembling slightly a piece of black rubber hose with @ mouth like ‘or, “lined, fur- | With a keen eve! travel, the sucker will link for extensiy quietly on to a passing shark and anc: ur 1 | in a snug part of the larger fish. There the Uttle “hobo will hold on for days, pecanps weeks) relaxing when the shark | mops tor food and linking on again as! the shark start If {t should happen that the ahark enough to be hooked on a fis! Une the sucker will gently let the shark Is being taken out of the water, and cling on to the bottom of the boat, in which position he will remain | for weeks. A really sly article ts the sucker, and Mr. Grant says New York- era shoul) bring the!r friends from the country down to look at it PORKFISH MIGHT GO WITH J FISH BUT FOR SHARKS. Biome of the other specimen obtained uthern 1 samp, all ef which have just becn titroduced here for the first time. Porkfisi are in the group, too, and might be placed in the tank with the Jewfish but for the fact that there are | sharks in the same poot, | The whole collection was brought here jon the Mallory line steamship Comal, which arrived yesterday. As the tank| rge jewfsh detng | the ship to the docks ;the ropes slipped and the tank plunged | linto the water, lying two or three feet ‘below the surface. The Jewfsh tried to escape, but a pler hand came to the rescue and made the rope fast again and the tank was drawn up with its prize. fu — TO TEST STOCK STAMP LAW | Alfred A. Teaacs of No, 2) Broad street, & dealer in stock transfer sta:nps, this| ‘on- Situtionally of the law which provide: | that euch etamps shall not be sold after Oct, 1 without the permission of the State Comptroller. Isaacs Was arrested to-day by Police: man Moran of the Centre street squad, | When arraigned before Mgistrate Her- | bert he admitted selling the stamps and said that when the law went into effect he had 01,000 worth and did not wish to te their value. Ile was committed to the Tombs in default of a bond of $0, His counsel immediately procured a writ of habeas corpus from Part 11., General Seez!oue, and the warden of the Tombs | weseesestenawe: 410 aN Tag smaller fish, most of them about ‘| ted to bring him before Mad | EAT IN BEANEREES, Unless here Is Son Is Some One to Pay Palm-Room Check, Adds Justice Garretson. Juation Garreteon in the Kings County Supreme Court to-day declared tha ome of the produest peacocks who strut up and down the Waldorf-Astoria worid-Camous alley, and loll as if to the manor born on ite velvet-cumhloned di- vane, hike across the atreet to the near- ont deanery unless there ts some ove at hand to foot a paim-room check. It was during 4 discussion of the tatest Phase of the marital troubles of Dr. Willlam Austin Tomes, and his former wife, who is now M ben E, MoLeod, traffic manager for a Western railroad, that Justice Garreteon made this atate- ment. Mr. Palmer of the law firm of Tomes, Sherk & Palmer, had informed the Court that Mre, Tomas-McLeod was living at the Waldorf-Astoria, and therefore te eo longer entitled to the $75 a waek alimony evarded to her when ehe secured her separation at the hands of Justice Ma- rean @ year ago. The Court interrupted the argument with a chuckle, as if be THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, AUNT HED STRUTIN WALDORF, TRUSTS FLOURISH BY ARTIFICIAL FORAQUARIUM) SO JUDGE SAYS) AD, SAYS GAYNOR — Mayor, in Richmond; Speaks Against Favoritism to the Big Corporations. EFFECTS IN NEW YORK. | roads Against City Unjust— Favors Coast Waterway. RICHMOND, Va., Get. 1%—Removal of the artificial cause of the creation and growth of the trusts would cause thpm to disappear eapidly, declared Mayor William J. Gaynor of New York City In an address to-day before the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Associa. tion's annual convention here to-day. This artificial cause the Mayor ascribed to favoritism im freight the nation have @ free and full play tn dusiness, with no freight rate favoritism had @uddenly Seen reminded of eome- thing. “Well, I don't know,” he aald, “Seme- times pepole walk the corridors of the Waldorf and ait on ita beautiful furnt- ture, and then, when they get hungry, G0 across the street to a popular priced restauant.” The marital troubles of Dr. Tomes, whone offices are at No. 500 Cleason venue, Brooklyn, and his former wife, have been engaging the attention of the courts of Kings County and Reno since 1909, They were started by Mre. Tomes, who was Julia Hil) before whe become the doctor's wife about twenty years ago, who swore ahe fol- lowed her huabend to @ house in Brooklyn and broke her way in, She! was thrown ont of court by Judge Clark, who said that while the testimony wi suggestive it was not sufficient, and wan followed by an- othor auit for separation on the ground of cruelty, which was won by Mra. Tomén before Judge Marean lant win- ter. She was awarted $75 and the custody of one of their two daugh- The next move was on to Reno, whare on Aug. 7 last Mrs, Tomes got an abso- lute divorce after naming a Miss Wood, who had been an attendant in the doc- tor'n office, as co-reapondemt. In the short span ef an afternoon sie seéured the decree, a Iicense to marry end « new husband, the last named being TraMc Manager MelLecod, who took her for a honeymeon along the Pacifie Coast and then brought her on to the Waldorf-Astorta. Franklin Taylor, arguing for Mrs,/ Tomex-McLeod, declared that hia citent} needed the money for the education of the bape NO a | SUICIDE OF CARR, ARMY MAK, LKE THAT OF LYNCH One Shot Himself When En- gagement Was Announced, Other After His Wedding. LEAVENWORTH, Kan, Oct. 18,- Capt. Wintfred B, Carr of the Army jService Schools at Fort Leavenworth, ;Was found shot dead to-day by a matd |Who entered his quarters to clea house. [It te believed the oMftcer shot himself |Jate last night or early this morning The young officer aad recently bee come engaged to Mis Jeanette Clark, daughter of Major and Mra. © C, Clark, now stationed at F |dan, 1, Thee is speculation | here whether there may not be some con- nection between Capt. Carr's suicide and that of Lieut. Lynch, who killed | eireo f in San Antonio, Tex., ten daya hi Tout. Lynoh formerly attended the eeny wervice school here, where Capt, Carr wae etationed at the time of his death, but the army oMictals refuse to tate whether any friendship existed between the two officers. Lynaty u elde occurred atx hours efter | marriage, and Capt, Car |the announcement of his engagement to | Mies Clark. port that the engagement of Miss to Carr had Seen broken off is le denied. | WASHINGTON, Oct. 18.—Capt. W. A. fee who wan found shot dead at Fort nworth to-day, wae to have been married to Migs Jeanette Frances Clark, daughter of Major Charles C, Clark of Fort Sherk hicaga, on Nov, b | wr y Missin Leonard B. Love, fourteen years « has been misting from hie home, |1194 Clay avenue, Bronx, stnce Monday. | He was last seen at Knickerbocker ave- hue and Eldert street, Brookiva, where he left his grandmother to ga home early in the evening, He is about 6 feet 3 inches, welghs 105 pounds, has blue es, ght brown hair, and wore a tight | gray jacket, long Kray trousers, black | stockings and shoes and a dark cap His mother is sertously {li from the lowe of the boy KANSAS CITY, men Were scalded seriously injured by Mo, Oct to death the explosion five steam pipes in the plant of the Fowler Packing Vompany here to-day, Sev. enty-five men were at work In the tank house of te hog killing depart: [ment when the pipes burs. on the public highways, nor eny other legal or Mlegal favoritism to any one, And monopolies will decay and disap- Dear. A monopoly cannot exist among a tren people except by some culpable! omission or commission of government or government agenctes in the way of favoritism in commerce,” sald Mr. Gaynor. WHY NOT REPEAL THE LAWS AIDING TRUSTS. “If we do not want trusts, namely, the combination togetber of the cor- porations engaged in a certain kind of Husiness, why did we pase and why ‘lo we not repeal the statutes which en- able such partnerships or combina- tlons-nolding companies, we call them—to be formed to hald the stock of any number of corporations, thus make them @ business unit or monopoly? “If 1 recollect aright, 1t was in the very same year that We passed our holding act in New York State that we passed a flaming anti-trust act enouncing penalties on combinations and monopolies. How farcical that “wil appear to the future historian. ite will have to sdy that our legislature was euilty of mere demagoguery, or else that we were #0 ignorant not know what we were doing.’ The wisdom of giving the Interstace Commerce Commission gower ge! fx fretght rates wae questioned by Mayor Gaynor. “M was the netion of mome of us all along, but tn time of clamor the mod- erate voice ts #eldom heard end still more seldom heeded, that what was ed was not that Government uid undertake the stupendous job of Gxing freight rates, but te sec that [every one was charged and made to pay the very eame freight rate for the , fame service, “The great thing to be done w jaton all favoritism in freight to suippers and make every. on the rate fized by the company. Al in thi has not deen 80 much that rates were too high, shippers were given favorite ral the great wrong of their rivals. FAVORITISM IN FREIGHT RATES THE CAUSE. “It 1s not excessive freight rates but favoritiam in freight rates which caused individual failures and the creation of what we loosely call the trusts, that 1a to say monopolies, all over this country 1f faveritiam in rate equaie or approxt- mates the wholenule profit these fa- vored can destroy their rivals and drive them out of business and thue acquire &@ monopoly in themselves. That is how our monopoller, or trusts as we mildly gag, mistabeniy call them, were all cre- at to Concerning docks and facilities for bandting freight at the port of New jayor Gaynor said there was no dock tn the Borough of Manhattan long enough to recelve the gigantic ateemer Olywplc, The United States Govern- he explained, refused to perinit temsion of docks further into the North River and ¢: here- fore were being | for the extensions of docks Insly Borough of Rr hae city docks and priva enougi to receive any v be built future years, ead ‘The Mayor strongly protested against the present ratiroud rate discrimination or differential against’ New York tn favor of other elties, ‘Tho rafiroads the Mayor charge three cents more the hundred on ocean freight to New York Balt)- poun: ehy on ocean fr to jewport News and Norfol the hundred pounds elphia. We see neither nor economle reason fn this. artificial interferences ural course of commerce have worked tnjury and inigciief instead of benefit to commerce ax was intended Mayor Wiillam J. Gaynor expressed hin approval of the praposed Inside | vaterway along the Atlantic coast which | is advocated hy the association he ad-, dressed to-day commnitted sulcide to-day at No. 100 Second avenue | js throat with @ razor, old, a pall in his hor by eutting FURS on BENJAMIN BENIOFF 336 Sixth Ave., ' oe ae Discrimination in Rates by Rail-| , ‘Let the great qpuius of the people of | and} In economic matters that we really did/ ears) ENOPR Che Reaper nstepptntnannesn tee ACIN PIMLICO WINNERS. tht Maiden tongs \i i (eta fh tet Fa ? RACK a halt f wo: ), to 1, 6 to 1 and 2to 1 Chilton Trance, 107 (1.1 Rrownff i to 1 1and # to & third, Time, Also ran and fintwhed as nanmied, Airey ed Jack Napter, Not- [tingham, Clift Creek. | BRCOND RACE.-Three-year-olde and up; #ix furlongs—Novelty, U0 (ahiting). 1 to 4 and out, firats Lanore, 110 (Burns) § to}, 6 to Sand out, second, Neushe | 110 (Sohuttinger), 4 to 1, 2 to 6 and out, | third, | ran Time, L142-3 Royal Meteor aiso | THIRD RACK. Selling tik iree-year-olds# and up: one mile a three-quartere-—Hampton Court, 11 (Shilling), 2 to 1. 4 to 5 and 1 to 4 first; Rounder, 105 (Burns), 8 to 1, 2 to 1 and 2 to 5, aecond, Supersti- tion, 114 (Schuttinger), 9 to 10, 1 to 3 and out, third. Time, 3.04, Also ran and finished as named—Dull Care and Supervisor. FOURTH RACK—Malden, two-year- olds; five and a half furlones.—-Garth, nd out, first; Sun- 6 and 2 to 6, second; Vigorous, 110 (Ural), 15 to 1, 4 to 1 and ¢ to 5, third. ‘Time, 1.08145, Himation, Orphanry and Gcholar also ran and Mnished es named. mee P-seecorl PIMLICO ENTRIES. | to The Exening Word | Race SRAGK, PIMLICO, Bd. Oct. 18.—The entries for to-morrow's races are “Anil AXIBST BACK Four-year GWintt"y I. yechalt, fr 1 ¥ SMfexowna, i gia. a0, rts |fometia Jeunie Welly 108: George RCO Three-vearolde; satiim teven furlongs. Chilton) Squaw, 102; Macoma eet toate ttt, Hooreiet: gies “Soin, retin Rack * salitng: reg halt, furlongs Vganer. av Gara 410. te Suatere, Yo; | ur. Bret hn) ba loodeeaft, 100; Lothar, 100; Dandy Dizon, 111 Fe" Grateger, 118! Duif fy ni | mice a a ey an mee Sh eat aa si aiteu: ' 185, SC ae eg tabi and ne yee Sin ths 107; The 110 sHieand Shean, a Monta Carlo, ty Dreamer, talmed 107, ‘Track slow, bee NOT TO TESTIFY IN OWN DEFENSE His Lawyer Says He Knows Nothing of Explosion and Will Sit Mute at Trial. LO8 ANGELES, Oct. 18.—It was ea!d on good authority early to-day that James FB. MoNamara probably never; would go on the witness stand. The bint of Attorney Darrow in court “that the defendant could sit mute while the prosecution attempted to ehew the building was blown up by dynamit fe held to be @ forecast of the plans of the defense to etand pat on the theary that the Times disaster was caused by gas and that the defendant knew noth- ing adeut it. Despite the fact that six ventremeno have already been passed by the defense in the McNamara case, it was made ab- solutely certain by to-day’s develop- mente that only one, John W. Roberta, has 4 possible chance of remaining through the trial. Probably will be challenged by the Sti cause he boldly tald Attorney Darrow that, F experiences with a non- union glass factory and after personal tmvestigations im Muncie and other In- diana cities, he was convinced the best men in the trade are within the unton ranks, Therefore he unionized his factory. He also said that inaamuch as capital ts organized, labor should ave exactly the same right. 35 Tone Quality Unequalled. Superior to All Others. Send for Catalogue aud Prices, WISSNER hale ey Hike 06 6th Ave. cor. 16th St 45-67 Flatbush Ave., Brcoxiyn, og; |2&—The entries for to-morrow RESULTS AND ENTRIES LATONIA FINISHES. ry t A ait furlon| nedy', $4.86, Sow $8.59, 19 (Martin, #icw Time. oer toa c tub belad ly nia alvo ran. LAUREL PARK ENTRIES. ACE TRACK The ent LAUREL, for Ma are as yond A fitites Oriaato de Nello, 101; Naughty ore, ton six tur. . Truval, Ochre Court, jana, 108; Puan’, 1th RACK—Sel}ing liandican, sixteenth miles Mise Ure 0, Lad of a med, Track slow, ce eeeeen eit LATONIA ENTRIES. RACE TRACK. LATONIA, Ky., Oct. races {ro-rearold, malitene; ‘arn, 108, Tom Faw 18 ; Macpta Mack i Cheer Tr 110; Wolt's Baths, p RACK felling: four genres and vp bard Renmiire, 03. Turret ah: ; Jacottte, 102; stagusine, 108; Har my ‘Rack. Selling; three-vearoble and un F. ied eu He end ee rarte ie Colina, Breet AMR, tar Ts. toate, | tg fore Frog bye, 4 iption. TOT Sir inte, bit forir sear-ols land 10 CROCHET TAS TEAC “tare two-zear-o} i tion largest Furniture and Carpet Stores in the Leite States, “ a ying capacity of over sovensill jion dollar: nually. Selling furni- ture direct from manu- facturertoyou on terms at all times to suit your convenience, through our tremendous or; ization, without red tapeor ‘publicitymeans a saving of considera! money te you. High Grade Grand Rapide Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, in Draperies. We are not going to talk a lot about what we expect to do—the offer- ings in our adverti ments, our stock of good, solid, substantial furnitul the treat- ment of our customers, and the easy and con- venient methods of our giving credit, will speak for Uperssctees, Ae uare deal an: selling furniture at the lowest prices consistent with a legitimate, reas~ onable margin of profit thing toyou, your inspec- tion and comparison of our stock and pric Oct. to-morrow's races| m| Along with St mn 191T.. WALL STREET | | market the at outset | {i ren os wa weakness in St ns the beginning initial jim but the first few Hing orders appenred to depress the price dv ithern Pa The tn minutes 1 sufficient volume %. Union Reading and Le- ff sympathetically © of Steel mibsided to- f the first hour, and the rebound was as certain as | jthe + as ant other jth played adva terday Steel and American Cotton Oil deter mined atte: novements. The entire 1 & midday tone When Ktoei was subjected to the same mysterious relling that hus been ex. erted against the wecurity for the laet jMeveral dave, F morning high of 698-4 the wtock was steadily covered its early moved up fra later p wd Gosing of yes- Pasteurization Means Purity Could you want a better proof of the absolute safety gained by teurizing than the fact that undreds a children's lives have been saved with care {red down In the final hour u a 4 low range of 581-4 was established. Liquidation tn Steel was the fo e 1e i} runner of a general decline that ¢ “| veloped In the last minutes of trad- | ing. Fi . Farms Milk , Kia Lap of Health this year? Shef- Il pasteurized. It is more safe Li eh phang ever be right on the |Sarm. The bottle is clean—the “cream line deep down inthe bottle. Try it. the common of American Cotton O11 was expecially Weak. 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