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Mr. hand. Cast Lacked a Hamlet. added 'Everything was in accomplished actors. most expensive were ready. Temple. fantastic most "the costumes most Hamlet scenery and A magnificent the but they plan had to had have been a but prepared Carnegie to bake had a all great the plum plums pudding. Carnegie interfere in the baking? the the "Did chairman he asked. merely held on to This participating plums. Oh. no: caused a laugh. all members said of to deal committe the crazy Dane, had the In the ative place Littleton of sane "they Scotchma the in Represent the play with declared avery that were half proMr. Temple of the steel corporation steel plant. and sepronts duced by the property Carnegie had not tior been Andrew cured would country that if by this the steel today corporation dominate the steel Carnegie business of the ChairStone Asks a Hearing. session At the outset the of today's committee read general a telman Stanley of Melville E. Stone. rethe be egram from Associated Press. heard recess. manager questing a of committee hearing. resumes He will after to Mr the when the Mr. Stone's telegram Stanley. reads: 11 Y. August D Have It Hon. A. just o. Stanley. Albany learned Oakleigh Washington. that Thorne a personal was is only let- introduced ter of mine in evidence to this today letter have was written been a say that proves to and its use fair under to what now of the without facts explanabefore prehension your commi 1. therefore. request tion is unjust. our hands. E STONE. hearing ai MELVILLE Mr. StanThe will chairman. be very glad announced to hear Mr. from Stone Mr jey, Stone received a telegram presentative from happen Lit. to this morning New York. said 'I in do it not he request in- ed in :roduced tleton of with me, but Mr Stanley proceed- be that have his it telegram the record to of the excommittee ing All the members opinion of that the Mr appear Stone should R. C. pressed the opportunity counsel to for the United that "on be given one an of the Corporation. declared would sugto the committee Bolling, States behalf Steel of Mr. Perkins that Mr. Stone be the combe heard gest subpoenaed. Littleton moved that a recess when Mr. Stone mittee Mr. resumed and it after was agreed to Tells of Steel Pools. who Pittsburgh. W c. Temple of the Steel Plate Associa- as the commissioner of was called of tion witness. and Association the first Structural formed in Steel 1900. told of in the 1897. existence and in the the States. formed was confronted agreeUnited shafting pool ructural He steel steel copy of the in 1897 pools with a entered declared into that and all he these startled ment ceased Mr. comm Temple to exist declared in the 1904 chairman that they particu- were the larly when he E H. Gary. exclaimed. of the broken up by Chaiman Stanley the chairman disteel that "do What you mean corporation Judge Gary, board of he did rectors? Judge Gary associations. declared He or said de"Yes, believe in these longer necessar they and he reements and were no demanded the the discon not of of business in them... sirable all such under connection with and tinuance Mr Temple produced steel agreem ement was a appor- price sections the list. the in structural which different the country prices fixed for vamemof the list? bers to the price tioned. rious "Under that association agreement were able to adhere The Leopard's Spots. the that leop Chairman, it is spots. said but the leop- and ard cannot from place After bitter Mr. could move change change its its spot to place prior the ard sense steel business in to that 1897 warfare it 1904 was in I difficult the may say to hold there anybody was no but destructive after competition further said there reements were Mr. Temple violations of the pool he agree said, never ment. many The Carnerie violating company every pool man agre in the caught said, tomahaw was those days. he "carried a in the steel The said, "was In steel business greatest harmoni izer Mr. Schwab. business. he Run on Bank. New Started president of the which Oakleigh Thorne. of America, panic York Trust company in the financial have been became involved the affairs of over which of the Ten- the of 1907. the taking Company by linked with Coal and Iron Corporation in that nessee United States Steel George W. Perkins the House yescrisis. followed a witness before the affairs of terday as of inquiry into contrary the committee steel corl oration. forcibly given declared. by Mr that Perkins the Mr Thorne testimony witnesses not the the was time and Company of trouble brokerage "chief Trust to many sore necessary point other of to America save the at the with it was Moore & Schley the committee undue firm He larations of surprised that been he directed was certain and toward he denied his attention declaratic had that risis. agreeme that testi- the company in ledge of the Perkins Coal and any kno by George W Tennessee proporation fied taking to over of by the the steel from ruin, of New was Iron to save company Moore upon & Schley the to bankers save the Company other dependent York raisin dilemma money Lincoln the Trust Trust Comhorn America of the and the in detail the reof examined given to pany Thorne was statement and attributed to lating Mr. to a public 23. 1907. was declared panic October which of the rica. press Mr. Perkins. chief in sore point of America. following that the Trust Company immediately and was declared the that His bank occurred took out $13. had this He run run on in one he day admitted he subtity rethat the For this to the felt counsel as persons he by consulted 500,000 damage was deterred from of suing for but that he more money in order to the sponsible. bankers of to of New seek his York institution tion Stone in any prevent the collapse Blamed Perkins. were That his financial in the troubles difficulties of Moore way involved