The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1903, Page 3

POLICE PLATOON {CARPENTERS IN ee BILL PASSED. Hot Time in the Assembly as , the Remsen Eight-Hour Meas- \ ure, Backed by Patrolmen, Is Rushed Through. NOT FAVORED BY GREENE. —— Cammissioner’e Own Measure, which was Amended in the Senate, May jo Beaten Out In Race Through Legislature. ——— r Gpecial to The Braning World.) ‘ALBANY, April 9.—Following a hot exchange of personalities the Remsen New York City Three-Platoon Police bill making eight hours in twenty-four @ day's work was passed in the Assem- Bly to-day by a vote of 79 to 42. This measure, which makes it manda- tory on Commissioner Greene to estab- Ush the system, Is entirely independent of the Finch measure, which had .the indorsement of Mayor Low and the Commissioner before the platoon clause was inserted as an amendment and passed by the Senate. Assemblyman Howard Conkling made @ bitter attack on the Remsen bill when it was called up for final passage, “Of course the Tammany Hall mem- bers of the House will vote for Dill,” he said. “Why shouldn't they? ‘They ere afraid of the police and want to curry favor. The measure will cost New York City $,000,000 extra every year. That is a nice prospect for a tax- payer. Mr. Finch, of New York, who opposea the bill, got into a wrangle with tne en- tire minority by denouncing the measure as against the principle of home rule. ‘The word “rule” was only halt utterea when tyenty Tammany Hall members were on their feet shouting questions at Winch. “How did you vote on the bimira Charter bil?’ cried Assembyman Ul- enn. “Where were you on the Troy Charter bill?" yelled Assemblyman Dale. “You are a fine home-ruler,” said sr. McManus. Mr. Finch valniy endeavored to explain bis position on the bills mentioned, but was hooted and jeered until the Speaker had to order the chamber cleared. Assemblyman Wood, of New York, a too much. have men coming here with bills r ube transier . it's a bad (More personal exchanges 1oiowed, but the bell went taro nd it will prob ly be passed jn the Senaie before the Finch measure as amendea is acted upon ia the Assembly. CLUBMAN, ILL, KILLS HIMSELF. (Continued from First Page.) days later, and Garrard’s assoolates on Broadway the free-lunch counter In an uptown hotel and sent it to them, ies ‘Turner was a sister of the wire of Banker Maurice 8. Wormser, Bhe was an actress, derioin. Mr. and Mrs. Garrard and 5 wer leit the city ang were not seen for gome ti Tl me. ey reappeared as sud- denly as they left. ‘The minister who tied the knot said the bride seemed to take the ceremony 5.0 joke, and the witness giggled con- Unually as she looked at the vig, ov oked at t own boy the actress was taking 88) }onemian Hall. it was decided at. this Bae ES Mae at the uitaa, | meeting to call out all the Brotherhood signed the certificate of| carpenters in| Manhattan. This action marriage as “Annic Rooney,” wag taken with the sanotion of the ‘Mrs. Van Cott refused for severa}|Patonal organization. the Amalga- years ta repognize her son's wife, He|™ated men do not come to time tn years ta repognize her son's wife. var | morrow all the Brotherhood carpenters In Sontinued to live (with her, however. [(he greater city will lay down thelr tools ke at thd time, the young people evi- mely becams fond of each omer The lived together for eleven years wii few quarrels, it is suid, although tn that the young man had done little or reco} Went to live at the Thirty-ninth street e. Even then, it is said, he refused lead a sober life and woud not work though his stepfather offered him em- en Garrard’s left considerable Woperty, but it was all willed ti an Colt, It is Undegstooa. Her hus band, Mr. Va: Besides his p: United States Barge 01 era) lar; real es! $$ ERIE'S CARPENTERS GO OUT ON WAGE STRIKE. father Seventy caprenters in the West Ber- gen yards of the Erie Railroad went The company re- fused to advance thelr wages from $2.50 to {3 a day, with 15 cents extra per hour Word has been sent ail along the line to Chicago to have numbering on strike to-day. for all over-time, the rest of the carpenters, 000, walk out. i ‘The rupture of relations between the men and Supt, Derr, of the New York came unexpect- edly The men made thelr demands would give his answer in a week. They went to him to-day, not having recelved his, days ago, Derr told them Feply, and he told them, the men say, he had no (ime to talk with them. made at once without wi tiny et been, arrived at, classes o} have also a inc ani now omelting the answer of the pan, MAH OF 90 HAS BAD FALL. Witting at am Open Window He Topyles Out—Dying in Hospital, ‘Wile sitting in an open second-story window to Ries of u bof patrolmen filed a cigarette box from the | hood oarpenters and Mra, Van Cott became fill ott, isa th, | ers. ition as inspector at the @ OWNS Bev- tables jn the city and much them so angry that they to get touch with the other men along the Says the reason he put the decision in the matter com= A FINISH FIGHT —_—_—-—- If Truce Is Not Reached To- Night There Will Be 15,000 Out on Strike in Greater City To-Morrow. THE WAR IS SPREADING. Brotherhood's Struggle to Annihilate the Amalgamated Society Is Like- ly to Be Carried to Buffalo, Cleve- land, Chicago and San Francisco. There are 6,000 carpenters on strike In the Borough of Manhattan to-day as a result of the unique war between the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America and the Amalga- mated Soclety of Carpenters and Joiners. Unless some sort of an agreement !s reached to-night there will be 15,000 members of the Brotherhood out in all the boroughs to-morrow, and building operations In Greater New York will be at a standstill, For the first time in the history of this controversy The Evening World is abie to present a full explanation of the causes leading to it, and the standing of the organizations Interested. There is no doubt that !t is a battle to a finish and that it is the intention of the Brotherhood either to gobble up the Amalgamated Association or put it out of business as a union. The Brotherhood, which has local headquarters in Bohemian Hall, in East Seventy-sixth street, and national head- quarters in Indianapolis, has 165,000 members in the United States and Can- ada and 15,000 members in Greater New York. All of the carpenters on atrike in Westchester County and Western Connecticut are members of the Broth- erhood and no stance can be looked for from them in the way of breaking the local strike. Amalgamated Order Here. ‘The Amalgamated Society has head- quarters in Manchester, England. It has a membership of 4,200 In the United States and 604 In Greater New York. Both organizations are allled with the American Federation of Labor and they have never been able to agree. Bome time ago the Amerivan/Federa- tion of Labor ordered the two organiza- tions to appoint committees of five to meet in this city and figure out a scheme for consolidation. The commit- tees met at the Ashland House from Feb. 15 to Feb. ¥, dui the desired con- golldation was not Brought about. The Brotherhood men insisted that th Amalgamated should cease to exist an organization in the United States and that its members whould join the Brotherhood. ‘The Amalgamated men held out for the preservation of the autonomy of their organization, and on that point the negotiations came to a sudden end. Follo' wn r this both aides began to bre edicine. “ithe Brotherhood made the first move by requesting the Executive Committee of the American Federation of Labor to revoke the charter of the ated Society. This question comes up for consideration betore a meeting of the Executlve Committee in hing- ton next Monday. As a result vf this move the Amalgamated Society became aggressive. Demands on Contractors. Demands were made upon certain con- tractors that they discharge Brother- place Amalgam- ated men in thelr places. As the Amal- gamated was backed up—and is backed up—dy the United Board of Bullding ‘Vrades, the contractors had to submit, The stfike now grows out of this. ‘A meeting of the Executive Committee ‘and business agents of walking delegates of the Brotherhood was held to-day in Not Strong ndif necessary the strike will bee: ended at once to Cleveland, Buffalo, Chicago and San Francisco. The Brotherhood men assert that the Amalgamated Association is practically a foreign body, that many of its mem- ‘bers are alfens, that it has been a trouble maker and must be suppressed, Many Buildings Tied Up. An Inspection of the big buildings in gourse of construction downtown after the beginning of the working day to-day disclosed the t that no men had been supplied by the Amalgamated Society to the places made vacant by the strik- On the BI , In Broad t, where A. J. So, are contractors, the Amalgamated sul at work, as they have been for the last year.’ On the addition to the Manhattan Life Building there were @ few men at work where the day be- fore there were none. At the Wall Street Exchange Buliding. a Fuller Construction Company job, th were no men at work, although the superintendent wa: Sting for the promis influx of Amalgamated car- penters, On the Orlent Bullding, a Fuller job, which is neuring completion, at ~ earl and Wa.l streets, there are Brotherhood men working without organization, ‘The walking delegate has not got around to us," said one of the men. "The whole thing {s a bit of gross toolisnness. Here we are getting #8) a day for eigne interference from the hours, with four hours on Saturday, ana Pay for extra time. dsut 1’ eup- will have to go out if they come 130 ‘ound."* the Kuhn-Loeb building, at and Wiliam streets, ‘Thompson, Starrett & Co. contractors, the same state of a! fairn exists, ’e are Hrothernood me! At work there. an well as on the \Wylly: Building, at Platt and William streots, where the same company has the ¢on- +] (rect. THE STRIKE IN NEWARK 18 SPREADING APACE. vine Special to The Evening World.) N. J., April 9—At noon ‘to- day a meeting was held by the painters and decorators who went out on a strike yesterday because the bosses refused to @ive them #3 @ day, and it was de- termined to continue the fight until a concession is made. ‘The ranks of the strikers have! been Lied ‘and from 700 there are now nearly 1,000 who declare that they will not go to work unless 1 are gatisfed. heir demi Peer tat itinths a aa el eae opr | ITs mate of the Indebtedness of another tenant, all was that the two red lines with the clerks my side peering over nay tt fel dow gave the paper at the bottom of the page a different look. in, erasing initials, of the court and they were all convinced Amalgam- |* moana’ “Tel me if there js any Way by With the Mayor’s Approval THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, 1903. MRS, CANSDELL, WHOSE GAS ACCOUNT WAS TAMPERED WITH, AND JUDGE JOSEPH, WHO DECIDED IN HER FAVOR. my) BY CHAND JURY (Continued from First Page.) me suspect that it was the record which Mrs. Cansdell alleged, and for refusal to pay which the gas company turned off her supply. ‘Tie next entry was for May 2), the day after Mrs. Cansdell moved into the house. Along the margin was written the monthly meter register until August, when there was a blank in the margin. Opposite Oct, 4, in the margin, the date when the company turned on the } there was no entry as to the amount. “What atiracted my attention most of {nitials of the Inspector who turned off. the gas were missing on this page, As I held’ the book studying 1%, one of my ‘Mr. Fred Fisher, who stood at] shoulder, noticed that the light as from a side win- He called my at- fention to it. I tilted the book and also noticed it, ‘Then I ran my finger over the changed surface. It was quite rough and convinced me that acld had been used the red lines and the inspector's showed It to the other attaches) to what had been done. ‘Where is the inspector who turned this gas off?’ T asked Mr. Truax. The Trust's Cowardly Plea. ‘It is not admitted by, a that we turned the gs on or off,” the lawyer Tt it was done it was done hout our knowledge or consent.’ ‘Where Is the inspector?’ I asked. ‘He is no longer in our employ,’ was Something has, been taken, out ug et as n I declgred, “Who the book- per?’ and I looked at Aaronson. T didn't do it, Judge,’ the book- er hastened to say. “well, Judge, said Mr.’ Truax. you may be right.’ Pont know what it which you can make this seem iess out Tngcous and scandalous." I ito Mr, | Truax| He was unable to give at excuse, any explanation. Under the circumstances, with this glaring emort made to hide ‘behind a doctored ledger. there was nothing left for me to do NEW COURT-HOUSE BILL SENT T0 LOW Work on New Building May Be Soon Under Way. (Special to The Evening World.) ALBANY, April 9.—All necessary leg- {slation has been completed for the erection of a fing new courthouse in New York City, The Dowling bill au- thorizing Mayor Low to appolnt a com- mission {8 ready for the Mayor's ap- proval. It was sent to him to-day. Inder this bill it wil) be possible for the commission to select a site before summer, and the new bullding can be under Way in a short thme. Phe biil calis for a courthouse south of Fraklin siret, but the understanding is that the new structure will be located on Chambers street, probably on the site of the present courthouse. SMILES Good Cheer and Good Food Go Together, Improper feeding 1s the source of most human ails, Sick people don't laugh much. It is the healthy and strong who see the sunny side of everything. Pure, scientific food will correct most ailments and bring laughter and good cheer in place of sickness and gloom. The wite of a physician of Dayton, O,, says: “Before I bad finished the first package of Grape-Nuts, which 1 got at the urgent request of a friend of mine several months ago, | was astonished to find I was less nervous over small matters and worrled less over large ones, laughed more readily and was at all times more calm and contented than I had ever been in my life, 1 found also that the hollow places in my neck and shoulders were filling out and that astonished me, as I had always been very thin, as women with starved nerves are api to be. “After a time I discontinued the Mr, but find for the plainti¢r Amount, with interest and cot ea did not go into gal ethics of the defense set up by | eac ruax that the gas company did not admit turning on or off the gas, it Is/ usual | ¢ use to 1 While Judge Jose the yh well known that method. thi; who turned off 8 is They in such cases admit that they turned off the gas and| put {t up to the plaintiff to swear as to Ninety-nine | times out of a hundred this is Imposst ble, for few householders see the inspec- the gas, in the thelr tor when he turns off the gas. The Trast Knew It, “Corporations of this kind, the Judge, * trusting their affairs employees. instance the compan: that the old account o: rged against Mrs. Now, T didn’t rendei to I am assuming that was not 70 cents had deen ‘ansdel r this verdict be- cause of public clamor, but I want to I have followed the crusade tvening World. to those that ha Evening World fo'bay. portunt vo been ex the company’s officials. Why Snit W When Mrs. Waltor 5. into the flat at I have a per- sonal knowledge of many cases similar | posed by ‘The | , and the paper has done ‘work In bringing the Gas Trust Tam glad to have had the op- of assisting In the showing up | of the scandalous practices permitted by Began. Cansdell moved . 337 East Thirteenth | turned off that was erased, Judge! went on ake a grave mistake upulous in this | aw: ve GCHOTGES GROCERIES |_ Ain Easter Sale. their Easter wants, Jamsand Marmalades—CurticeBros., Millar's, Blue Ribbon and South- well's, choice, at, per iar.. 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W first day al payment for it Is off Mrs, deil, under this law, sued for $180. fore Judge Joseph. the counsel for hedge on the Cansdell the company the company shut her gas off. would cate her meter had PRUNES. sold at 12c. Ib. 3 tbs, 2IC 1 oil, pint’ bottle... . rn Campbell's Salad Dressing, bottle Snider’ bottle... tereres EBromangeion Jelly Powder, all flavors, package Biue Ribbon Jeliy Powder, assorted flavors, package,..... 1 Peerless Sauce, Worceste Salad Dressing, pint bottle, 13¢.; 1% pint ft Peerless Catsup, {nest made, 13c) pint bottle, 15e.: half pint bot. best quality; 3-Ib. packag Crackers. Champagne Wafers, use of Grape-Nuts for two months and found the old symptome return at once. 1 went back to the use of the food again and fev! well and strong, 1 can increase my. weight at will from five to ten pounds a pea by using more or less of the Before I a ‘in all Ne phy pa | ma ra | Nabiscos, assorted fla- vors, American Beauty GingerSnaps, in barrel, oe. 19¢ |street she hed the gas turned on, depo! {ting the $5 which the company exac! the place several Sill promptly th, when early in September was notified that unless 70 cents for gas nt her gas she had not company was ob: her gas wa turned off and a lock was snapped on prevesten again, but the wanted 70 cents and’ the gas turned off from Sept. 14 to Oct. 4. depostted an additional $5 to payment of the 70 cents if| the matter to} her coun- sel, who framed up an excellent case. ows a citizen $10 for thi 6 for each additional day. the company rofuses to supply gas when Canse The case came to trial yesterday be- om the start it was evident that would technicality that Mrs. did not see who piaced the lock on the meter and that therefore she was not competent to swear that It was the mark in the ledger that been Fancy, extra large Santa Clara, California fruit. The size regularly as a final Lenten sale. Very Best Mocha and Ja st Olive Oil, best quality imported 35 shire, 8 8c Salmon, choice ASTOR CALLED Brooklyn Investigators Quiz the} Rev. Cortlandt Myers Con-| cerning Pool-Rooms He Told His Congregation About. “SPORTS” ARE GUESSING. Brooklyn sports would Ike to know what the Rev, Cortlandt Myers, pastor of Baptist Temple, toid the Kings County Grand Jury to-day concerning his avowed | knowledge of the existence in the town across the bridge of pool-rooms and gam- bilng-houses, Last Sunday night the reverend gentie- man contided to hi8-congregation that vice, particularly of the gambling form, was moving from Manhattan to ¢he city of homes and churches, and ho calied Attorney Clarke to do ts Mr. Myers pool-rooms and ten other places where claimed to know of fifteen the ponles could be played. District- Attorney Clarks next day answered the call to duty ty issuing a subpoena for Mr. Myers to appear before the Grand Jury to-day and unload his informa- ton. The ecclesiastical witness cami of the conferance shrouded in emysr tery. He declined to share his secrets Whih the anancua reporters. He NerVously a couple uf coughs, thee ree mariked that hed have to hurry home and get nis ruobers, as he eared it aeRt be going to rain. Pistrict-Attorney Clarke wi tng lovater clan Crget dS “Walt for developments," moving softly toward the aoorens 8% ‘The bad men of Brooklyn are walt- Ing. Incidentally, they are making bet on the owcome' of Rey. Mr. Myers'a “tips.” CHARTER DAY IN SCHOOLS. 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Under a strong guard of detectives and private wachmen the Reginald Van- derbilt-Cavhleen Neilson wedding pres- ents were removed from the Nélison residence, No. 100 Fifth avenue, to- day and sent to Newport. The guard went on the train with the gifts, and will stand by them until they are safely deposited in the vaults of the Aquidneck Bank, at Newport. After the storage of the presents a guard will be placed around the bank until next Monday, when the presen| will be taken to Arleigh, Mrs, Netlson’ cottage, for a private exhibition to in- timate friends of the Vanderbilt and Nellson families, They will be kept there under heavy guard until after the wedding. obdurate and unbelieving after such, Detective Serxts, Sheridan and Me-|earnest and convincing confess Closkey, of the Central OfMice, have) cyre, nothing but a direct act of ‘been detailed to keep watoh on the wed- ing presents from the time they leave New York until after the wedding. They went to Newport to-day and will keep thelr eyes open for crooks who may be attracted to that city by news of the richness of the presents and of the wealth of those who haye been Invited to attend the festivities. Mra. Frederick Neilson, with her daughters, Mrs. Arthur Kemp and Cath- leen, lett New York last night, arriving in Newport to-day. They nt direct ere they will remain the wedding. Many of the guests hav ved, and are quartered about the summer colony. Decorators and florists from New York have ready reached Newport, and the pre- dence can snatch you from the and perils of your position, Mrs, a \y3— I feel it my duty to tell you Paine’s Celery Compound did tor Some years ago my head troubled me that it seemed I should be crazy, It caused by overstudy. I aske vice of two doctors, who gave me cine to no effect, and I did not what I would do. 1 did not want to any one, Sverythlie seemed. so I had a tired, lagging feeling, my bo were out of order, my kidneys tro me, and I felt badly, but before 1 AG , Mayor Suggests Special Observance of Its 250th Anniversary. Mayor Low communicated with Presi- dent Henry A. Rogers, of the Board of Faducation, to-day requesting that on the celebration of the 260th anniversary of the grant of municipal government to the city special exercises be held in every school throughout the city on May 20, These exercises, the Mayor suggests, phall be calculated to ‘bring hone to the children a sense of the long history of the city and to awaken In a desire to prove themselves worthy citl- zens of New York. ENGINEER’S BODY FOUND. Patrick Sheridan, of the Scandi- navia, Missing for Three Weeks. ‘The body of Patrick Sheridan, fifty-eix years old, an ongineer on the water boat Scandinavia, whos has been miasing since March 21, was picked up in the water to- day at the foot of Wade street, Stapleton, Staten Island, by George Stapleton cap: tain of the Scandinavian. The body was removed to the Morgue, 21Very Best Fresh Eggs, 25, Hardly had our recent Great Egg Sale ended before we had planned another), Seems idle to bore you with figures, but in the-nine} A days’ sale previously held, a total of over 5,220,000 Eggs were disposed of through our stores. 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I can't praise it half enough, for know it saved my life and kept me fro imprisonment in an insane asylum, whi is as bad as death.” - liminary work on the decorations of Arleigh is now under way. Mrs, Vanderbilt, the mother of nad, remains in New York. 6! in Teave, for Newport on Saturday. ac: companied by her daughter, ive, and other members of her family. —<————_ BODY FOUND IN BAY. Supposed to Ne That of George Sherien, a Tughoatman, Several ‘longshoremen found a body that is supposed to be that of George Bherien, a tugboatman, at the foot of Dock, Stapleton, 8. I., early Sherlen had been employed on the tugboat Scandanavia. About three weeks ego he and his friends and relatives had searched in vain all his old haunts. The body was fully dressed. ‘The body of a man was found in the East River at the dot of Joralemon Btreet, Brooklyn, to-day. 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