The evening world. Newspaper, January 21, 1904, Page 8

COS FRANCHISE Spurred to Action by Evening World’s Revelations, the West Hoboken Council Votes to + Take Away Valuable Right. OTHER NEW JERSEY TOWNS TO TAKE SIMILAR ACTION. $ults for Personal Damage Will Be Filed Against Public Ser- vice Corporation by Those} Who Have Suffered. | Spurred on by revelations mado in The | eriminal trolley service in Hudson County, N. J., and the indifference of the offictals of the new Public Service Corporation, the Town Council of Wost Hoboken has annulled the trolley com- * pany’s franchise. Hoboken, Weehawken, Unton Hill and West Hoboken will also annul the fran- of the compan; If the service is not improved at once garg will not be permitted to run, and under arrest. But the people will not be satisfled ‘with paralyzing this system, owned by $60,000,000 corporation. The Evening forld has pointed out to the people— every one of the 40,00) men, women @n@ school children who depend upon trolley service to come to New York + and to every one of the 200,000 who depend upon the trolleys daily transportation in Hudson that they have grounds for ‘Gvil_ action. \ Phe plan suggested by The Hvening {World to bring court action took shape . A number of .prominent men consulted the leading Inwyers in Hobo- ikep and have been advised by them ‘that each person who has not been gup- Pilea with transportation within the time limit stamped upon his transfer ticket has ground for damages, First to Tae Action. ‘The Town Council of West Hoboken ‘Was the first to take drastic measures, At passed an ordinance revoking the ehise granted to the North Hudson County Raliway Company in 19%, Tho Worth Hudson is one of the subsidiary gompanies of the Pyblic. Service Cor- Poration of New Jersey. ‘The ordinance will not become opera- tive until it has been advertised in the oMolal papers for five days, Then, gonding to the Town Fathers, the Pub- Mo Bervice Corporation will not have a Jegal right to run u single trolley car on any streot in the town, and the poles wires will have to come down. They @ay that the police will be ordered to ‘@rgest all conductors and motormen ‘whe attempt to run tho cars. Mayor Laukering, of Hoboken, will ‘act next and seek to take the franchise Way {rdm the trolley company, Ho gia the Public Service Corporation deprived of rights to operate at once. possible, he will stop every trolley ear in Hoboken. Arrests Will Be Made, “Tf necessary," the Mayor said to-day, “T will order every policeman in the ent to my assistance to prevent moving of cars, When the Public leo Corporation 18 in this manner made aware that the public has some Fights which it is bound to respect it Wilk be forced to apply for a new fran- ‘ghise, and it will not be my fault if they obtain one that was not so surrounded by safeguards that they will bo forced to give adequate service in number of Cara and the headway they are operated under, and also that they be comfort- ably heated, “The conditions in Hoboken are Giggracetul that I often wonder that the Pyrple bear them so calmly. This $50,000, fonopoly may own tho Legislature Qf the State, 1 understand it makes boast, but I can assure it that it not, and never will, while 1 am Wi Hoboken or’ its Common Blist in Greatly Alarmed. Assistant Superintende: en division Of the, trollty tee . onion, CAD Lankenin, ¥. Minturn late yesterday ae ig the bud trolley service, Miaturn had given an opi Bea ample power rolley cars, med. 1 Sire Ache fea stop tite Mr. "lise at once sought the Mayor and en- ted. not™to take such dtastis yor the clty $00 Long to promises ‘Mr, Bliat , promis - ef if the Mayor would atari Lankering replied he the company forty-eight hours to fe the ‘service, and not an hour —— Rest, Remember ana Feel, (From the Philsdelph Nobody, in momenis of sanity, ever wished to be a child again; because that would imply having to grow up all over and meet once more the worrles of adult Ledger.) e. gid, you ever wish you could as- for n lito. while the carefree haps of ‘childhood? ‘That you coud ence ayuin, were it but for a mo- bilestul sensation of abeolute betee, Which you felt on mother lsg'on Your tureheas i ‘our turehead drifted away from you, +. profound deep, limbs and eyeliie? i you do. We ali of us Ket a t times. And overy once len a lull comeg. in the lly. life, we zo back. ee hours of cnildhood, feel like that azain. ty * en ninaas ‘we Gad, town ihe oh et ber, in We vacations, wer, bu: ® pleasure than they thereforg. Tost, im the form of 11 pris phace . If you mos caller: Byvening World laying bare the almost {% en who attempt to run them will be! Qh7 Cane i | Bl WIRE 17 13 | S SINC! | nee WEEN i] Te erT-we FOUR STATIONS | DOWN THE | $ 3 WHEN THE ENGINE RUNS OUT oF ERIE COMMUTERS GROW AGED AND OUT OF MEMORY MBEIR FAM é a GWwaN!-YOURL , NO BOY- YOU CANT RIDE ON A Ce "7 rane 72 99 anccawoo? WANT 70 GET INS. gAY. GE OW V0. FINISH THAT ANGINE SWE M7 = 70 BUSINESS! S&S Ab Zoee- orive Worn Nil “ENGINGS OnDERED A YEAR MGO HAVENT DEON DELIVERED ~_— a putt WAS a por WHEN, J We STARTED: We & eure Srricms pry 010 Ae THAT TROVBLOS THAr anoinel SES a 900006 MAD BULL-D0G Animal Bites Five Other Dogs at North Beach and Eseapes Unwounded Across the Ice of | Flushing Bay. Ono mad bulldog got three men up out of bed to-day, provoked a chase with shotguns and bit at least five other dogs which crossed its path. ‘Then the brute escaped acrosa tha foo of Flushing Bay. Judge Bonghag, who owns a casino at North Beach, near Long Island City, first discovered the dog howling under- neath his window. The Judge got a shotgun and went below, determined to put an end to the nolse, At this time the dog, frothing at the mouth, ran away. From Bonehag’s place ho went to Dauskiri’s, crawling under the house, Henry Dauskirk joined the Judge with another shotgun, and there waa some tall shooting in and around the founda- tion of the Casino, but they didn't get the dog. ‘Lhe animal's next place of refuge was Koehler's hous Departing from the house, the mad brute chased all around the nejghbor- hood, taking a nip at all other dogs that appeared on the scene. Policeman Bolbest and Society Agent Dussing Joined the chase then, and they scared the maddened animal over the ice of Flushing Bay, ‘Chen Bolbest went around killing all the other dogs that had been bitten, —— Girls Bar Their Own Progress, (From the Detroit News-Tribune.) ‘The provlem of domestic help is as pusaling in Englend as in the United States, if one may judge by the resulte of the last annual meating of the Royal Orphan Asylum, when it was proposed that in the future no girls stiould be admitted to that institution because his| they afterward positively decline to enter domestic service, The number of applicants for admission had fallen from 100 to 60, and “in consequence they had been compelled bo incase the number of boys and to teach. them the work formerly carried on by the girls, Tho boys now made thelr owa clothing in the tailor shop, made their own beds and cleaned thelr own dormitories. They had the entire charge-of the dining hall, sorubbing the flogr, laying the tables and clearing away after meals," The proposal mentioned was put to a motion, but was not carried. ‘The situa. tion, howeve.» goes to show that the tn- clination to take up housework as a Dusiness ts, lessening to England, —<—— Loving Pala in Misery. (From the San Frapcisco Call.) Two cots stood eide by aide in the Emergency Hospital. Wn ona was the form of a man, a great, big, strong- looking fellow. On the other was the figure of a boy, a little fellow not more than ten years of age. The head of each was swathed in bandagea, and While the cman dore his suffering in uilence the boy oried and moaned and sobbed. “What's the matter, sonny? the man, as the boy cried aloud, Tt {ell off @ roah"’ wag the answer the lad roturned, between his sobs. “Hurrah for you,"” returned the man; 1 fell down a ship's hatch, Let's shake.” An hour lator the ne asked nurse came int the ward and walked over to the oots. Both the patients Were sound asleep. and in the halvy fint of the sailor rested the tiny hand of this Uttle companion AVENUE SUBWAY Commissioners Will Whether the System Shall Be ‘ Operated Between T and Forty-second Streets. Chairman Emanuel Commission appointed by t Division of the Supre:na C testimony and report on underground rapid transit ratlway shail | lying through Park avenue third to Dorty-second sti hold at bia office, No, 3023 Broadway, | next Wednesday afternoon. | No QUAR le c troller Declares He Is Not ng Mayor's School Plans. rout is not opposed to in's plan to erect tempo- in small parks. Mayo: Yi pr y MeClellan's small parks ry Decic2 non adverse to Ma suggestion that 0 disprite tronage in 1 care to ad on ry hirty-third Blumenstlel an- | nouncer that the first meeting of the | he Appel ourt to take whether the from Thirty- vet, will be ‘The other Commisstoners are ex- | President J. Bulkley Hubbell, of the Board of Education, and J, Henry Hag- gorty. AILS ‘The question waa rated In law sults brought by certain property owners along Park avenue after th the plans widening tho tun work of excavating and blasting under- mined the mansions of Col. Barney and others. ers refused their consent to of plans and the commission was thus ssary under the t goes without saying the Commission find 4 tion of this section of the could be no “to Harlem tn utes.” made 1 FATALLY HURT BY TRAIN IN T Edward McGoldrick, Walking on the Tracks to His Work, Dodged One Engine Struck by Another, Bewildered’ by the approach of two trains from opposite directions 1 at McGoldrick, a labore the track upon which one directly into the path of the New York Central tun elghth strevt to-day, Flower Hospital with a tra and probably will dle. MecVoldrick, U3 West Sixt way to work tloa yards, walking on the or westerly tracks. At out of the station caused from this track onto the first street, the Grand into the station at top speed in iness for a flying switch, could not see distinctly fog and thought the train other track, “Before he ¢ of the way he was struck forty feet. ‘Train hands carried him tower at the cross an he was taken to the hospita then ran H, Porter, of Rridgen: the accident to his superl not arrested. rae The salary of the Mayor York 1s $15,000 per year. Almanac and Encyclopedia tells the amounts of the salaries of all public Officials. Price 25 cents, cents, The property own- He was taken to whose home ts on which a New York, New into the station. Tho engineer, e changes in nel until the Lots- Charles ¥, > the change law that should opera there fifteen min UNNEL ay-Hou A BABIES and Was light of 1 kind Ait is urd pped from was running the other in el at Morty- et in ured skull |B No, was his (2) rb horth-bound rain comin, him to step next to the “They make me feet 20 good!"* MoGoldr through was on an- ould get out and knocked the! to a signal 4 from there al. The train ort, ors, reported but was of New The World by mail 35 \ SHOES az $2.75, $3 and $4 Grades—Odd MILLION learned to use thartic. Neighbor): each other children’s complain‘ these perils have their bi that will alwaye. i always Pp ) machinery in a child's icin diseases. drug 260, 60c. NEVER SOLD EN B STERLING REMEDY OO. Set THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING JANUARY 21, 1904, TEACHER AWARDED VERDICT FOR $730 Miss Emma Walker Sued Dr Maxwell, Superintendent of Public Schools, and Lyman A. Best for Libel. »|AMGUNT ASKED WAS $10,000. Conflicting Testimony and Their Verdict Queer, as Mr. Best Was Let Out. ‘The jury which has been hearing the suit of Miss Emma Walker, a teacher in Public School No. 13, in Brooklyn, against Superintendent William H. Maxwell and Superintendent Lyman A. Rest, of the Board of Hxaminers of the Board of Education, handed in a ver- dict to-day giving Miss Walker $750 damages against Dr. Maxwell. In the caso of Mr. Best the jury found for the defendant. Miss Walker sued for $10,000, charging bel on the part of Dr. Maxwell and collusion between him and Mr. Best to prevent her getting a promotion she de- sired, ard which carried with it an increased salary, Miss Walker asserts that she recelved a good report last June on her application from the Board of Examiners, but in September, when the matter came up again, she got a bad report, although there had been no teaching in the interim, She charged that this was the result of collusion between Dr, Maxwell and Mr. Best. The former, she sald, wrote a letter to Mr. Best ordering him not to cause of to injure ‘he trial has bee Jaaya before Justice Marean In the Su- reme Court in Brooklyn and has at- Fracted a good deal of attention. ‘The \confused by the mass of conflicting t timony that was given, and only yeat day one of the jurors’ approached Jus- | tice Marean and asked him what the |case was all about, anyway. The Jus- | tlee declined to enlighten him. | fusion in the minds of the lieved that she wou! against poth defendants, and the verdict charg- ing up. $180 worth of damages to Dr, Maxwell and lettin, Best out en- \tirely was comewhat of a surprise. a ae DOCTORS TO HAVE A HOTEL. be the latest in the evolution of New York hotels. ‘The old Madison Avenue Hotel, on the northwest corner at Fifty-elghth street, will be rebuilt into apartments Gesigled exclusively for the meuical prolession, 1t 1s owned by the J. C. Lyons Building and Operating Com- pany, which bought it from Jeremiah c. Lyons in 3902, it to John D, Crimmi: 3 in Novem- 1.95 izes, All Styles, All Leathers. -Reduced to $1.95. yD) ips) =: Aa ston St. \OAN BOUNCING are kept oro with the de- living because their mamas bave OASCARETS Candy Ca- bors tell GASOARUTS and tho wi @aid have created a sale of over A ION BOXES A MONTH. easy to protect infants against te, because all in jomach and bowels, an ie @ perfect medicine Fa Gelfoate clean, andin working order. en: The geuuine tablet stamped ooo. ‘Sample and booklet trea. Address Ohbicago or New York CANDY CATHARTIC EP Jurors Were Confused at Mass of Considered Rather} ¢ |jury In the case has been’ somewhat |! ‘A hotel exclusively for physicians will Mr. Lyons paid $360,000 ST. LOUIS FAIR JOB. Rom F. Keogh Appointed Secre- | ij tary to Commi: er Hynes. Ross F, Keogh, former chief clerk || under Mayor Yan Wyek, was to-day appointed private secretary to World's Fair Commissioner Iynes, recently appoined by Mayor McClellan pursuant to a resolution of the Bourd of Alder- mon the Keogh and Commissioner 1 remain at St. Louis six months im July next. Meantime the Com- missioner will have arranged for this city’s exhibit. His offices in Manhattan are at No, 380 Broadway. Mr. Hynes was formerly Commissioner of Correc- tong unde ritayor Low and 1s a Brook yn Democrat, Mr, K 4 many man, Sew see WILL FIGHT THE ENGLISH. Tibetan Priests Threaten to App: to Russia Agai CALCYTTA, Ja: Reports from the British expedition t that ‘the ‘Tibetans aire kely ter anew The native appeal to Ki tnues, r priests declare they will ussia if the advance, con- | ———<—<— Retail Cigar Men May Revolt. ‘Trouble has arisen in the Retail Cigar and Tobacco Deal About forty out of the total wanton | tal member- ship of 1,600 threaten to ‘Ss @ rival ‘organization. They wat Toset| to-night in ‘Tuxedo’ Hall, Fifty-ninth | street and Madison ayenis vent to their truo feeling ni and give OH! THAT BACKACHE, NINE TIMES OUT OF TEN j ITS CAUSED BY CONGESTION. ing vegetable gums which soothe, strengthen and cure. Alicock’s The original and only genuine porous plaster. Spring Suitings. HIRTY-SIX-INCH Spring Suitings, turer’s cost. Main floor, A New Candy, INI cause of its shape. A Very Dainty Confection. Muslin Underwear. Light Weight Prices, White Wear Store. Gowns. Cambric Chemise Gowns, roun Tuffle of lace; also nainsook whs, square stitched and finished with ribbon... Aprons, Maids’ Aprons, with hem and tucks. Maids’ Aprons of fi % i broidery and hem. Maids’ Aprons, wil others with ins with hem .. Glove Prices That Fit Any Purse, D Gloves that fit nicely. There is cided decrease in the prices, because Ay values. ‘There are kid and suede Glov shades; some styles that will not gompl ome, too, of our stand: ‘The prices have ranged @ny one style, but all siz at 800, a pal Gray vic at 790, , Bound in Half Leather. ever, from generation to generation. A few of the titles are: ‘Thelma, by Marie Corelli, Marble ‘Faun, by Hawthorne, Les Miserables, by Victor Hugo, Oliver Twist, by Dickens. Lorna Doone, by Blackmore, Firat Violin, by Fothergill. Autocrat of’ the Breakfast Table, by Holme. Under Two Plags, by Oulda, Tom Brown's School Days, by Hug! vanity Fair, by Thackeray. Cranford, by Mrs, Gaskell. BROOKLYN. The greatest Store and the greatest business in Brooklyn have risen here on the foundation of PUBLIC SATISFACTION, with the best service, the best assortments and the lowest prices. Friday's Famous Sales, | _ JRIDAY can no longer be thought unlucky by the people of Brooklyn. great values eagerly appreciated by an expectant public, ner of this great store contributing its share to the selling treats. Tweed Mixtures, 9c. a Yard. light Tweed mixtures, particularly suitable for children’s dresses—at less than manufac- They are part wool and look and will wear almost as well as if they were all wool. West Bullding. Macaroon Snowballs. THING like the Snowball which Nature provides—it simply takes that name be-~ A Delmonico cream combined with shredded San Blas cocoanut and dipped in grated macaroon, 19c. a box. Main floor, centre, right, Central Bullding. ECIAL mention of Gowns and Aprons to- day, but be assured that like values are the rule and not the exception in this om k, with insertion and Rock, with insertion, ry tion of embroidery and tucks, finished . Ic Second floor, Bast Building. a de- some are a trifle soiled, but all are excellent in black and eolored e duplicated; sizes in- n trie solled, izes in $1.25 to $1.7; not all ali in the lot; yours to select from I dressed Castor Gloves, 2-clasp; regularly $1.25, Main floor, centre, Central Building. Standard Books, 38c. Each T stories that are ‘‘like the, snowfall in the river, a moment here, then gone for- but works that are handed down Main floor, rear, Bast Puilding. Underwear and Hose; Good Savings. wait for an announcement from the S. Hosiery Store.’’ Wi saving is here. Women’s 35c. Underwear, 19c, Extra size, fleece ned Fibbed cotton Vests ers, silver and scri shades; al80 some regular n's 25c, Stockings, 19¢, est Hank oton een aa EN I want Underwear or Hose, I singly A. The woman who: said this had found by experience that the surest.) Aya Deaw:! The simplest, easiest and most effective remedy for this most common complaint is an Allcock’s Porous Plaster. Millions have been cured of back trouble during the past half century by this wonderful, healing, strengthening and pain relieving plaster, EMEMBER—Alicock's Plasters are guaran- ot to contain belladonna, oplum or an poisonous ingredients. They are made of heaf- Stop the Ache with an POROUS PLASTER TRAUS - It has become a day of A day of great variety, every cor- Lace Curtains---Flying. ‘combine little prices with excellent quality. Ruffled Bobbinet Curtains, A gain etce Bt rtains, Ince edge and insertion: | White Irish P: eee $2.65 0 pair Saks’ price, $4. Baks’ price, $6. $3.05 a palr Ruffled Renaissance ed Sets, inch valance, full size; Saks’ price, 4.75; our price... $3.65 a 8 Scotch Madras Lace, 50 inches wide, chint Bi price, %e,; our price. p 0 rs z 60) Celery in Mustard, Was 12c., Now 9c. a Bottle. ’ VE just about 1000 bottles—and there won't be one tog: many, when you realize how ; nice this dainty relish is. A tonic for the jaded appetite—we might go on, using adjectives a yard long, but you will never know how good it is until you try it, ‘Third floor, West Building. 25c to 50c Photo Frames, 9c DED ye tase tor to frame all those photos you have for little cost. Does it leave any doubt of value in your mind, when we say that to-morrow you may have them for 9c. each? If you have, when you see them it will be quickly dispelled. Fine gold burnished Photograph Frames, in cabinet, square, oval, round and also miniature card and panel sizes. No mail of telephone orders filled and non Main’ floor, front, Central’ Bulidinm Men’s Suits to Measure, 416, 5° Worth $25.00 to $30.00, HERE is not only one distinguishing char. acteristic in these Suits, but all the best things that goto make good tailoring— fit, cut, trimmings and every detail—bear the closest scrutiny and bear it well, Quite the greatest clearing sale eyer held in this Tallor- Ieee? AS ies ee Pee cata mee ee ~ made to this Men's Tailoring Establishment. Second floor, rear, Bast Dullding, Worth $1.00, at 59c, IN wee saw anything better than these Caps with double bands to pull down over the ears for such persistent zero weather as we've been having—snug and warm, made of Ox4 ford and navy cloth and lined with silk serge: Ready for you at a few cents over half usual pricus, Second floor, rear, Rast Buildin: vant $3.25BedSpreads,$2.49|: - | LL size, satin finish Bed Spreads, hemmed fa ready for use; only one pattern, otherwise would cost you $3.25; now $2.49, Main floor, rear, Central Building. OTE the present price and the regular figure —the saving will be evident. 10.00 Chiffonicrs, $7.50. Gold: LN TL st ti fl "mirror tip $20. Chifiontors, $15.00. Golden highly polished, shaped front, bevel mirror top, 1.00 Chiffontors, $24.75. Golden onk, 34 inchi vide, Slam Rollshed, shaped front, with staped Wrench beck: ror Fourth floor, Centra! Building. 33 Inches wide, oait, 3% inches wide, with oval shape Freneh