The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1914, Page 9

Ui SP OGM MUSE AMIS NGL Cee Dae TREN ety Gar seed is aa Ay ete Oe nae akan: ___ PRE -EVENTHG“ WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1914. Ledyard sald he had considered “out- | was worried about Grand Trunk mat- rageous” and that he had eo told Mr. | tern. | Mellen, Under questioning by Chiet} “T asked Mr. Morgan if be was) Counsel Folk for the commission Mr., Worried over Grand Trunk affairs, ; Ledyard refused to testify that one|and he «aid ‘Not a bit.” ‘ AEROPLANE BLOWS UP aviation station and which was flying swiftly at an altitude of half a mile HALF MILE IN THE AIR over the forest of Gasquette, heard an explosion and saw a burst of ‘ _ flame. a few moments later a 4 monts of the aeroplane to which the # the evithies in the Now Haven mi “Did Mr. Mellen send the letter ' ' a och jor res in jew Haven min- J th Two French Army Aviators Are tha tree aya ine tealen oe tie ree H Of [EN utes felating to a Billard Company | Te same day he wrote it? | Hurled to Earth and sia found torribly burned and muti- transaction was “false,” but said it pe y waplien, det if i eer in ett ee lated. did not M courred | t@nographer, dictated the letter and Killed. | — . poiee eee nvatone mera Cement that the stenographer brought it | Va Well in City Hall Park. Miah adhitvedhlat back and Mr. Mellen made a few! DIJON, France, June 6.—Two| Mayor Mitchel announced to-day that} Mr. Ledyard’a testimony was cn-| corrections, {believe he sald he wae! French army aviators, Lieut. Gironne | the question of news and bootblack | livened by a lively clash with Mr. ji - + + je | “| sending it right al b: Sl | and Sapper Rioux, were killed to-day | juntod satiniactorily. Ile explained that — Folk in which the witness insisted In] 19 you know: of tay soataramian | while flying near here no one Will be deprived of the right to Answering questions in his own WAY ay to the propricty of sendine the! Peasants watching an aeroplane (Mave f,ftand in the park. and thatiLawyer Tells Interstate COM-| ana appealed to Commissioner Dan-| eter?" i the | which had risen from the military | traffic t# interfered with Saat 1 . fels to sustain bt “None except what I have men- | im. ” i mission New Haven Directors tioned | ——— - —_ _ =] At the outset, J. W. H. Crim, at-] Q. Did you have anything to do with | , ‘ : torney for former President Melien,!Mr. Melien'’s defense or advise him Were Not Dummies. read into the record Mr, Mellen's much |*HY further? A. 1 did not. discussed letter to former United] tae the prccccdinny ating of the lot. Save the Babies. ter the proceedings of the Grand Jury . WASHINGTON, June 5.—Lewie| States Attorney Wise at New York, | terminated with the indictment of Mr.! . assuming responsibility for the Grand| Mellen, did they not? A. Yer, and be. | or nearly one-quarter, dio before they reach ‘one year ; thirt seven | mony on New Haven Railroad finan- | inaicted, At. der if his request to the District-at- | Percent or more one-third, before they are five, and one-half before | cial affaira before the Interstate Com-| stolen had testified he took the re-|toMney would be granted. . Do y y merce Commission, denied that the | sponsibility to shield the late J. Pler-| say may be ised neainat ae ne Gre Mr. Ledyard yester-| yes. Q. Your relations with Morgan were You made yachting We do not hesitate to say that a timely use of Castoria would save a ||. "4 majority of these precious lives, - Neither do we henitate to say that many |New Haven directors were “dum- vt li of these infantile eats sre occasioned by the use of narcotic ons, { mien” or that the tate J. P. Morgan Teen Ue Cra Gents that con-| quite intimate ies and soothing syrups sold for children’s complaints contain tf Ergin Nel trips with him, more ‘or less opium or morphine. They are, in considerable quantities, {°F former President Mellen dominat~ |igtier and asked Mr. Ledyard it it] {rps with him. and Dub cect] deadly poisons. In any ey oy siupefy, retard circulation and lead |ed the board, He said he offen had! accorded with his recollection and|A ‘That is correct, } Age ig roa Fgh gg sap al alge erin Chae, Se opposed Mr. Morgan, that the board | Mr. Ledyard replied that it did. orca aa tia ae ahen cbpesed ‘sauses the blood to circulate properly, opens the meetings were well attended and that! Mr. Ledyard told of Mr. Meiien tell-| Haven board generally all the directors took part|ing him that he had heard of some) Did you pone him enough to} 08 . = : th{make him mad? never hesitated in the proceedings. conferences Mr. Morgan had with) ate Min, iainiy what I theca, pores of the skin and allays fever. Genuine Castoria always bears the The profit of John L. Billard in the jofficials of the Grand Trunk and asked| "nr, Polk ‘naked Mr. Ledyard about | Roston and Maine transaction Mr.jaim to inquire of Mr. Morgan if ke a small dividend in connection with Special Luncheon Served 11 to 2.30—40c and 50c New York's Coolest Restaurant Up in the Air Where the Breeses Blow Music by the Royal Stuart Orchestra = s2<_ Continuing the Great Sale} Uy of $1.50 to $3.00 Shirts, Special at $ 1.00 eines sale represents the entire surplus lots from several of the best shirt makers in the country. Every shirt is clean and fresh, just taken from the boxes. Every shirt is guaranteed perfect. 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You aid not fuss with him ver hard? A. I refuse to answer tha! queation. “Were the Connecticut directors largely dammies?" Mr. Folk asked. “I should not say that.” Mr. Led- yard replied. “Mr. Mellen certainly was not a dummy. Chariea F. Brook- ¢r was not, Mr. Rrush war a most Agarensive and obstinate old man, Mr. Whittemore was an able man of large interests, Mr. Frank Brewmter was a young, e@nergstic man, who asked many questions, MWenry McHarg waa a man of large Inte nd “Did you get a new $20 gold plece every time you attended a directors’ meeting of the New Haven? Mr, Folk asked "Yoa,” Mr. Ledyard replied. MAYORS END SESSION. Health Questions Discussed on Last Day of Mee AUBURN, N.Y. ‘The final day of the ‘onference of Mayors was devoted to public health questions. Health Commissioner Her- man M. Biggn read a paper on the sub- oe “How the State Will Help,” or. Donald B. 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