The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1900, Page 4

“IAD LELY att He att I 3 < fz i ie a bilg Vall in hand and teleitetatetaittttetetetciedtetetetintateiobtobfetfafelalatatafejalajelele!afel: chet" sonic, PapesSaa|t LAWLESS GAINS OF ye Traetlons ant Granaere THE TRUST BARONS. forced @ decline of 31-3 American Hoop and Sugar Was Weak and 100 MER Thousands of WORKMEN'S Per day, 1,800 mei Ot GS per man... in TWO MONTHS eee TOTAL LAWLESS GAINS --- One hundred more men were in off | at Jersey City suger-Bouse this morning. ay an ty C un t ou » He hed, J FE. ress ef : fo that af noon just énough were at Work to keep the mashinery running. Kighteen aundred men In all hed been thrown out of work by the Trust up to noon. The greed of the biggest trust tn the world and its power to infiot misery upon its dependents are again tlivetrated by the conditions existing to~lay right at the door of the citisens of Manhat- tan. It te the work of the Sugar Trust. In Wiliamebura and Jersey City 1,000 men, who twenty-four hours ago theugat they had work that would at least keep the wolf trom the door, are walking the Mreste (o-dey praying that the rain may turn to show, eo that they may cara @ pittance by shovelling the sidewalks. And to-day 1. women, who twenty- four hours ago seng as they worked in their humble homes, are weeping, and five times 1.90 children are destitute, HOW TRUSTS THRIVE. ‘This is why: Mr Havemeyer, king of the mugar barons, found that his profite were ens ‘Thay were stil! milton hot #0 many millions ae be- Arbuckles started a compett- meyer found that Instead of stroll practically the entire output of eugar he controlled only 70 per cent Hig storehouses were stored to the roofs et isk as r = eas seSphzryecectyityes ew . 3 ee Faekss fygd 2°52" BF pgs seed yesersy tse secs: sazraiegtgz¢ iz *aSU* SSR 8RN ESS" "59959 -S9" 4°35 3559"58I75°=* 22 € Rot at the price that sulted Mr. Have- meyer. Something must be done and some- body taught « lesson. So the barons got tegethem<he big barons and the little ‘berome—ang cudgelied thelr brains to sevise & neat equeese. ‘They started a rumor tha: terly @ividend would LOSSES. SUGAR BARONS’ GAINS. = Jan, 4. 98,600 | Mar, 6 jeckeyed down to Total capitalisation... .gu7,000,000 1) 4,600 | Small stockholders’ lace 14,000,000 7) 178,800 | Gata to Trust harens... | Sevéns on dividends... { | ought it back at less than par A lot juer- | wort h | @ mistake in transferring a telephone STOCKS STRONG, |WHEAT WENT LowER ___ SHB WORLD; TURSDAY EVENING UAROR ©, 1000 EXPERT ON AUTOMOBILES TELLS HOW TO RUN ONE. } mechanism: or -epply ‘the brake, STARE TO) FATTEN TRUST. SharesChanged [Sugar Barons Bring Misery tO} Publication of State Homes to Swell Their Unlawful Gains. TPPEPISCOS DS 14 10084 HH Heer esr Heep | Gov |. Sager atock.... iat 14,000,000 556,000 Teal . (4,085,000 Then to make up for the half-dividend the barons decided to retrench. They | would restrict the output to keep the price up and discharge their men to eave their wages. ‘These are the reasons why two reni- ments of men and seven regiments of women and children dependent upon them are in misery to-day. A prominent official of the Trust in dainitted this morning that © true, only he did not speak so plainly about the king of the | barons. He laid the trouble at the door | of “business conditiuns ” Meantiwe the manipulations of the! barons played hob down in Wail street. | Nobody supposed the dividend was to be declareé yesterday, It woul! not have | ween except for the fact that «ne of the} @rectors had an engagement out of town on Wednesday and so it was hur-| riedly Aetermined to hold the ineoting yesterday and declare the dividend STOCKS FELL 8 POINTS. | dress Gingbame, only five cases jin thie lot, a big bargain, yard... ROOSEVELT Trust Report. (Bpectal we The Brening Worll.) ALBANY, March 6.~The lobby an@ mechine have beaten Roosevelt im his fight to have the Andrews report on the State Trust the Hepubtican Company's affairs made public. ‘There wae an enciting time at the executive session of the Aerembly Com- Lawyer Charles Bacen, who ts working to have the State Trust's charter revoked, made epen charges of lobby infecnve with mittee on Banks to-day. the camaittes. nant denial of the charges, and Mr. dor between Benete and Jommitiee, and warned duced to keep him off the floor. Mr. Bacon learned to-day that ‘he Banke Committees was to hold an ex- eoutlve session, at which it was to be decided whether or not to make pubite the Andrews report “T had learned,’ sald Mr. Bacon, “that lobby influence was at work, and | asked chat I be allowed three minutes’ time in which to explain my position re- garding whe Btate Trust matter. After cing ee 1 told the committee thet I fnew Gov. Roosevelt was in favor of the publishing of the report, but that I alse knew that Eugene Wood and Moses Dinkelepiel were opposing it, as was also the Republican machine.”’ ‘The Committee received the repore of ven, Andrews and returned it by a vote of 6 to § to the Superintendent of Hanks without opening. When Mr. Bacon learned the result he became excited. Meeting Mr. Dinkle- wplel in the corridor, Mr. Bacon walked wp to him and shaking his fet in his face shoute* e@plel, if you don’t stop what Hl see that a resolu. jon {i ‘ueed In both Houses which will put an end to your work her ; What are vou talking about?” nkelapiel asked, mildly know what | mean,” shouted Racon “You and Eugene Wood ti mean ind I warn you that proof of what J yt “Oh, you iire me.” was all Mr, Dinkle you td Mr splel vouchsAfed, ind walked away ‘The members of the Hanks Committee are McHwen, Sawyer, Fallows, Lewts, Rem sen Baum, 8 found dead in frat atreet thie morn- ase is the supposed ocoupied the room in ied for fifteen years, He —E Silks. A lot of fine Taffetaline Silke, new epring shades, ya 39c Dress Goods. Zibeline ioe in. new combinations, a spring lot at bargain price. yeru deem . 25c Ginghams. A most attractive assortinent of new ic Under Vests. ladies’ Ribbed Vests, extra size, Sugar had opened at 1) When Mr Havemeyer went In the Street and an- Mounced that a dividend would be de |clared, the !ambs agreed that {t would be ‘a B-por-cem. one, So they bought, and Buger went to UG 4. Then came the official announcement | and it began to drop, slumping to 97 be- tore the closini ‘The Wormsers sold at 163-4 ‘of people got whipsawed, buying when they should have sold and selling when they should have bought, but all got thetr money's worth In excitement C. L. Hu@eon, one of the Excaange gov- 1 boy, mere than his money's gineses and knocked him sprawling be- | cause, as Hudson said, Finnegan made oréer to sell Sugar. ‘The lambe on ‘Change and in brokers’ to-day. #0 were the professionals whe | were whipsawed. | ON BREAK IN CHICAGO. He punched his nose, broke his! a low neck, no sleeves, also short sleeves Ladies’ Skirts. A splendid bargain in heavy all- woo! plaid skirts, handsome mix- tures, lined throughout and bound, prices were $6.90 and $6.90, on Wednesday allat......... 395 . A special lot Ladies’ Muslin Draw- ere, open or closed, umbrella style, lace on bottom of ruffle, tucks offices were still bemoaning their losses 8/6 pu! market a without FOULED. Machine and Lobby Stop Assemblyman Fallows made an indig- Beeon qualified his assertion, tut later accused Moses Dinkeispiel in the corri- Dinkelopiel that if he didn't take hia hande off @ resolution would be intro | Albert C. Bostwick, a leeding member of the American Automobile Club, tolé an Evening World reporter to@ey “How to run an autemodiie and hew te cage for it." Mr. Bostwick eal@: “Any man or woman of average intelligence can learn to operate an autocarriage in helf an hour, The electric carriage is the easi- est because it le the least complicated— there are no gearings to change. “The gasolene carriage has diferent gears, which are used for hill climbing and changing the speed. “The novice before he attempts to take fe absolutely clean and of the machinery {fs in perfeot worxing order, “After the ride It should aleo be thor- oughly examined and put in order. PROP. MOSES AGCRPTS, Personnel ef MeKiniey’s Philippine Commision to Now Complete. WASHINGTON, March 6--Prof, Bet- nard Moses, of the University of Cait Ident to-day ae : Mr. McKinley tendered’ him the wie ce in the new Philippine Com- jon and Me, Mosea accepted it. ‘Beorching must be avoided not only On aseount of accidents but to prevent Gay reason for legisiation against auto- racbtles, “All of the different kinds of motor Carriages are supplied with emergency brakes, which are exceedingty quiek in thelr aetion. There is one matte of wasolene carriage on the market sup- piled with an emergency brake which lo only to deused in avoiding collisions wih persons and vehicles, because this brake stope the cafriage so suddenly + at ft alwave results in the destruction of some parts of the motor and often- times has destroyed the whole machine. ke electric care are reversed by the conjrolier on about the same principle - + trolley car. ; jes are all operated by levers conveniently at hand, which en- release gage, or reverse ihe driving personnel is as follows: judge Taft, of Ohio, Presifent; Dean we uke Wright, Ide, Vermont; a c. ichiga ‘Tennessee; Henry C. New| Bernard Moses, California. HANGING ALL PRISONERS. te the Ritter Bad—Het Fightioag. POTAM, Mexico, March 6.-'Three days vehicle under carr 7) wae engine to be cing the mares t ervonty Naa ‘, nye] miles, tweaty-fire miles. te e automedéle io ar power. ol ¢ oh F ecmeuy seen escort of 30 soldiers. Cocortt and captured Tegota, mile be- iow, ‘They wii attempt to barn Cocortt | 1@ it holds out beyond to-morrow. fornia, had @ conference with the Pr@-lwesteans and Yaquis Wage War | be and oor. nee ing to trees, fourteen being Yaquis an@ | | Yesterday sixteen two Mi 5 ) An of 40 men | Potem to open the road t ‘This completes the Comméasion, whose! ago the Yaquis intercepted the mall. ' great fighting ls expected. dw. RIDLEY & Sons. wh t cateet, c ef y WF sadn ten note ee “Ae aaa a ie, gate “Women are their a ee eae epurting.”” eS which was being conveyed under an Of the 9 soldiers all were dleperses except two, who were hanged to nearby trees, ‘The Yaquis carried off the mail. the Yaquis lala siege to hae 0 Cocorit, and 4 FRENDS LE LOST HER HOME | But Truth Caught Up and the De Vries Are Reconciled. Will you please allew © repemiant woman @ little space to exonerate her busband? Severed times I bad my husband, Joh De Vries, arrested, 4nd conmmquentiy be was abused and bit name be» Araggied in the papers frequently | Getnosiodee new ihet there wee sever sapi truth in” ell these charges 1 have made againg®! him, and they were made wholly at the inetigne tlon of hie enemies. 1 wes foolish enough to leten to these proplé and ruin my husband, my children and myeelt, MKS. JOHN DE VRIES, ‘The above notice, published in a paper, at Garfield, N. J., is the denouement of domeatic complications that have oc-: cupled the attention of the good folk ef Garfield for several years. Bome kind friend told Mrs, De Vries. + the wife of a well-to-do merchant, five } years ago that her husband's marital conduct was not all it should be. She believed and, after a quarrel, left her! heme, husband and children. He de, Aled everything and refused to suppers her. ’ @he had him arrested a number of limes for abandonment, desertion and | non-suppert. He won. But he lost most of his property and his business doing it. | Ghe learned the other day that the; little remark made was untrue and @ reconciliation followed. rr - New Cashier ef Pest-Offee. Palmer M. Wocd hae been as cashier of the General Post-Omiee te! fill the vaeancy caused by the e¢vanes) of Richard Van Cott to the pesttion of! Superintendent of General Delivery. Rainy-Day Friends. Box back—full length ™ Machintoshes, Oxford Cloth, $10. Tan Covert Cloth $7505 . Velvet collars. ‘ Our famous “Silh-Knit’ Umbrella, $1.15, have sith cases, are tight rolled’ ' Karat Cor. 13th Ste , | BROADWAY | Cor. Casi! S. Stores. Near Chambers WEDNESDAY ove BARGAIN DAY. makes our Wednesdays so attractive. Men’s Furnishings. _ Boys’ Clothing © WEDNESDAY and House Furnishing Bargains go hand in hand. One is suggestive of the other. You are accustomed to find cheap, reliable ; Shirt Sale. If you want Shirt dargains visit our Men's Store, away from all women’s wear. Nothing but fix- ings for men ip this one store. You van save money here on every pur- chase. cope gtbelgerd Shirts, latest stripes ani y pat- terns, dollar shirte at 69 Colored Uniaundered Sturts, good patterns, well madé and fin- 00 lohed, 4 f J Colored Shirts, attached collars, soft and at. Bet with separate pair worth fully double . Sta ° One Bundred reams of high-class letter and pote Senanlal 3 i ia 7 : i il: Hl EB l Wednesday. Anether ef our sales. The te a ctese and all Bp. ., , 3-plece, short ; :nts to 16 years. Cassimeres, and worsteds. Every gar- 7 to 15 years, made cepecially for hard wear (ironclade), will bat tea Unico (> math; mete and HOUSE AND RIDLEYS’ BARGAINS are as unceasing as the tides, and quite as phenomenal. Every department has to take a turn at it; that is whew v e KITCHEN UTENSILS in our Basement, but EVERY WEDNESDAY leads you to ! expect GREATER VALUES. Your expectations will be more than realized, For instance: Full barrel size Ash Caa.... The “Arthur” Clothes Wringer, 10-inch rubber rolls 950 85c On Our 10c, Table, Large nickel-plated Hammer. 109 F and decorated Comb and ges PIS es ee Venere seetessersess 296 Saneopen ss... sore coapeseay (mE 19-qt. Garbage Can anid cover. 2656 _ Blue and white enamelled and S-foct Step Laser, quod Coffee Pots....... tieseresseers 100! Patent folding Clothes Dryer. 250 Gray * quart! T cepper-bottom oval : lene tntt B—t a h 100 attege Getto foe!