The evening world. Newspaper, March 15, 1904, Page 2

HHOTERS DRIVEN Made Street Attacks in Which) § “Several Men Were Injured. 60 FIGHTING CHECKED WHEN ARRESTS WERE MADE.) Pickets Gave Signal that Trucks -ftom Tied-Up Concern Were |< «Being Run Out and the | Clashes Followed. CHicaco, March 13.—A nerles of flote odcurred to-day between striking | amployees of the American Can Com- pohy and union teamsters who had re- fuped.to quit work in sympathy with the strike, The first disturbance oc- curred on the north side of the city At one of the stables of the can com- pany, a number of men being injured ond.two pickets arrested. wo pickets were doing duty in the néighborhood when six teamsters at- to leave the stables with teams, ‘The pickets by signals summoned about twenty helpers, The drivers were toned and dragged from tho wagons, the assailants escaping when a patrol ‘wagon loaded with police arrived. A second battle started later at the company's South Side barn. Escorted by police a number of wagons succeed- ed, however, in getting half way to @ Fallway freight house, . followed by threatening crowds. At Twenty-sizth street and Went- worth avenue the police charged a mob Sg was showering misajles on tho The wagons reached Geatination ‘after ‘tho. police had cap. four of the riotem. Wagons with thelr escort stopped the Erie Railroad freight house at a and Fifteenth streets and were Girls in fhe crowd, tried to cut the harness and prevent the wagons leaving the freight station. ‘Three of the teamsters armed with tong whips and aided by a dozen of Police and detectives drove buck the rong. Girl strikers tried to persuade the union freight handlers to refuse to goods the wagons, but the 1S: AE Oa declined to entér the fight. MT. SINA! HOSPITAL FORMALLY OPENED Great Structure Is Dedicated, Speeches Being Made by Gov. Odell, President Fornes and Others. The new Mount Sina! Hospital, with Re ten buildings, covering the block hounded by Fifth and Madison avenues ‘nd One Hundredth and One Hundred and First streets, the largest, in point cf size, of any hospital in the United Stages, was formally opened this after- hoon by Gov. Benjamin B. Odell, jr., President Charles V. Fornes, of the Peart of Aldermen, representing Mayor lan, and Edward Lauterbach, ie exercises, while simple, were im- At the special meeting of the boafd of meeectors of the hospital, which con- Sycted cm eo ae ises, President Isauc led. The 0} ning pray was given by Iesbbl weno oP Test ae Piha El, a Serie De Sola Mendes, grt nag 0; » followed with praye pied Speeches, ‘were then delivered by Odell, President Fornes and Mr jerbach. The impressive in) with = the of the poe Hleuson The Rev. Dr. teh of. Temple Emanu. with prayer. nests Sod, visitors were then shown over the 1 ele La exercines ica RUSSIAN REFUGEES ARANE Steamship Blucher Brings Near- dy 2,000 Steerage Passengers) Many of Whom Fled to Escape Serving in the Czar’s Army. The Hamburg-American lner Blucher ahich arrived to-day, brought 1 steerage passengers, the masority whom were refugees from Hussia, fled the country to escape urmy. All told escape across t those related by tl +h week on the Graf Walders Bome of them uinped for two weeka near the frontier waiting for a Shanee to get away. One young a that his party, consisting waited twelve days in a thick short distance from the line ho had sold them t imuarnpteed to get them 0 fry was negotiating ‘with the cus: guards to let tem across the who paid there were ten in that for four days they in the hay and straw frontier post, where they ly crossed into Prussia, They that there are thousands along ter waiting for a chance to ‘without passports. burg that the me Ene, which ip to follow the Blucher bg here next week. ‘will rin z than usually come here and represent Jews, Poles Germa: “the Bvenine World.) 7 March prey pect haing jamaica, nd:dead ners 7 “BACK BY POLICE ‘Union Drivers Stoned by + ikers’ Sympathizers, Who) * thetr | ¢ DOOOO6-9096-04-4-04-0-00-16 9009940000066 926-560066500096606 696406 o| expressed, fell’ | it is believed they will try a dash through the Corean Straits rather than| i ra °° sitesi ae eS ne agin iF Sara @ x ' THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 15, 1904, \¢ BODE RL bee Ob 4444 OD1-OO Ot 40O0-0O0-04,0009 HOW SUNKEN SHIPS COULD BOTTLE FORT ARTUR. $ 3 19899 OOH O8836 PESE-DIOP IE ROO POLHIGSOLEDHE $9-94000508S606 6-90-0001 WILL OBEY LAW, SAYS MERGER KING « ontinued from ‘from Firat Page.) upon the occasion of-the decision iu favor of the Government in the court below. SOUND LAW AND GOOD SENSE. “He said: ‘The deciston is sound Jaw, good sense, and for the ad- vantage of all legitimate interests and for the country’s welfare; and it voices the judgment of probably nine-tenths of the most conservative busi- ness men of the country.’ 4 “The country is to be congratulated that the Government's protest against the first appearance of the holding company as a device to control competing interstate railronds has not been in vain. “One of the results of the Government's sction has been to-accelerate the return to more sober methods in commercial affairs. “I think the danger of uncontrolled personal power in railway man- agement has been averted. GOVERNMENT WILL NOT RUN AMUCK, “T say this much not because it is necessary to give the country as- surances that the Government does not mean to run amuck, but because of the historical character of that part of the defendant's case and some utterances that followed the decision of the court below.” The pecullar alignment of the Justices of the Supreme Court In the de- cision is bringing interesting comments from leading legislators and promi- nent party managers. : Each one of the five Justices affirming the decision {s a stanch Republi- can. Three of the four dissenters are Democrats. This talk has resulted because it was commonly charged that the trusts were the creatures of the| Republican party, if not through the direct consent of the Republican ad- ministration, QUEER MOVE BY THE DEMOCRATS: On the other hand, the Democratic party has led the cry against com- binations of capital in restraint of trade. Yet the party alignment shows that the Justices who declared the big rallroad merger illegal were Repub- licans, while the Justices dissonting and declaring It legal and lawful were three Democrats to one Republican In commenting on this fact one of the Republican leaders In Congress | said to- day “The Supreme Court has written, in its decision, the platform for the Republican party during the coming campaign. Nothing could be more apparent. Justice White, a Democrat, in his dissenting opinion, intimates is much and he should certainly know how the vote was cast. “The Supreme Court has practically forstalled the work of the Repub- Mean Convention, for In my opinion {t has not only framed a party plat- form, but it has practically renominated President Roosevelt and by this jon of war against all Industrial combines all but insured his re- u declar election ANOTHER FIGHT OFF PORT ARTHUR © (Continued trom First Page) | rving In the | dash for Vladivostok might suce icceed contrary to the opinion previously \his battleship squadron and continues to operate the six battleships to- ‘gether. If the Russians should make an attempt to reach Vladivostok e|enter the Japan Sea through the Sugaru Straits. RUSSIANS DENY THAT MAKAROFF SUNK SHIPS. removal of the battle-ship Retvizan {s authoritatively denied here, ing have been received in the last forty-eight hours. of strategic importance thelr contents will not be made public, QUIET AT PORT ARTHUR, connolsances, Vice-Admiral Togo is unwilling to run the risk of dividing | ST. PETERSBURG, March 15.—The report trom Newchwang that tour Russian steamers have been sunk at the entrance to Port Arthur after the The Associated Press is assured that with the exception of the despatch of Het yesterday from Gen. Zilinsky no official telegrams containing news of fight- Several telegrams relataing to the movement of troops have arrived, but as these were only PORT ARTHUR, March 16.—All is quiet in the Port Arthur district th ‘and no news has been received here from the scene of the land operations, | Em where the movements of the opposing forces are evidently confined to re ona HAGGERTY OUT, M'AVOY MAY GO (Continued from Firat Page.) secretary to adjourn the trials for one week. I did not see the utility of keeping those policemen away from their stations so long.” The Deputy denied that he had the slightest Intention of resigning from his position in the Police Department.» “How can I make this emphatic?” he said with an appealing accent. “phere is nothing in all this talk, I have not been asked to resign. My relations with Commissioner McAdoo are not strained. I have the greatest regard and admiration for the Commissioner and I hope he has the same for me. “My friends know that I made a sacrifice in accepting the position of Deputy Commissioner of Police. Nobody in this borough can lay a finger on my record, and so long as I do what is right I care nothing for what is sald against me. I care hothing for what the newspapers say about me, Since I have been in this office I have not done & single thing of which I | feel ashamed,” e |@WO DEPUTY VACANCIES, “There ave two vacancies now for Deputy Commissionerships. Can- didly, I do not know who is to fill either of them, but I will say this, that they | will be men of my own choosing and men of integrity—men who can be ‘relied upon by the public at large to help along an efficient service.” “Must they bear the stamp of Tammany Hall?” he was asked. “That is a question I decline to discusd,” he replied. “Will the men to be selected be chosen by you irrespective of orders from any ono?” “| “I have already sald,” he answered, “they will be men of repute.” “Is McAvoy about to go?” “I will not discuss that.” “Have you heard from Mr. McCarren directly or indirectly regarding Mr, Hagéerty's case?” : “I have not heard from Senator MoCarren for six weeks Commissioner. “Beyond that I have nothing more to say. SHIPPING NEWS, ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY |FULL OF BACTERI a8 | Heit answered the Low Water M. P.M PORT OF NEW YORK. RIVED, Health Department artnet Makes Tests ., on Dirty Bills Taken at Ran- act ( arf |i an dom and Finds Them Covered} with Disease Germs. “a | Biome (Vo further the effort on the part Capes) ae cinrenman Guinn of ennomee, to] INCOMING STEAMATIPS secure the passage of a bill which he| xunta, Givralte Bein a getnert Nabion introduced in Congress “to provide for | Kron Pring Witkoim Germania, Napies the redemption of mutilated bills and aided in Hromen © provide for clean paper money, and | OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS, o Maintain the cleanliness of the cf elses Win Sie elon eee ation,” the local Health Department Hiremen, ‘Nacooches, Savannah lye recently made tests of coins and | Lombantia je paper money to determine the bacteria | epee to be found, ‘The results of this inves: | i. ror ulna Tabiete? AR Ligation were sent to-day to Congress: | Migs nie refund’ th the mney tet Falle ty cute man Gaines and alao to the House Com- | re in on eaich be, on Banking and Curreney. a forty-eluht hours’ test it was 1 vhat diphtherla bagiil! placed on | Jcopper pennies, nickels and dimes were | dead, but that they ved on paper and coins J mit A glass. ‘The report states that taken m diphtheria and other infe ous c are likely to spread infec- OSs tion if distributed within a few hours, Ni In the mination of coins taken from tuberou baleals Re living ati bacilli ‘e found after twenty-foul ANG forty eine NOUR ney exclusively In the examination 0! dirty bills were taken from stores at used by random, upon which e' found an The re- are not killed Alfred REISENAVER enormous number of bi remain alive until time and drying Jestroy them. FATAL FALL FROM ELEVATED. Louis Gerster Killed ing on Third Avenue Structure. Louls Gerster, seventeen years old, while at work on the Third avenue ole- vated structure ut Westcnester and Bt, Ann's avenues to-day, fell to the street and was instantly killed. He lived at No, 2724 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, His parents were notified of his death by the police of the Liberty avenue station, Brooklyn. HEAD SOLID SORE Awful Sotferng of Baby and Sleepless Nights of » Mother... >» CURED BY CUTICURA Skin Fair as a Lily with no Scar to Recall Awful Sore Writes Mother. “T herewith write out tn full the be- ginning and end of that terrible disease, eczema, which caused my babe untold suffering and myself many sleepless nights. ‘' My babe was born seemingly a fair, healthy child, but when she was three weeks old a swelling appeared on the back of her head, and tn course of time broke. It did not heal but grew worso, and the sore spread from the size of a dime to that of a dollar. I used all kinds of remedies that I could think of, but nothing seemed to help; in fact, it grew worse. Her hair fell out where the sore was, and I feared it would never grow again. Itcontinued until my aged father came on a visit, and when he saw the baby he told me to get Cutl- cura Soap and Ointment right away. “To please him I did so, and to my surprise by their use the sore began to heal over, the hair grew over it, and to-day she has a nice head of hair, her akin is as fair as ily, and she has no scar left to recall that awful sore, and itis over eight months and no sign of ity returning.” Mrs. WM. Ryer, Elk River, Minn. “Cure permanent.” So writes Mra. Ryer, Feb. 25, 1908, six years later : * Your letter of the 19th inst. received, asking in regard to the cure of my baby some six years ago. Well, the disease has never returned to her head which at that time was asolld sore on tup and down the back. Once or twice since then a patch has come on her hand near the wrist, but {t finally disappeared after proper treatment with Cuticura.” fold throaghoet the world, Caticurs, Real rn of Uhoentate Coated Pil 1CAN 1DY SPECIAL FOR Uae mle Cocoanut Kisse Chtocainte Cream Pepper- MAIMEN cee ee eee eee eee ee ID 150 SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY. Choc, Walnnt and Pesan Butter Scotch Water Chocolate Butter € on his phenomenally successful American toar. WAREROOMS 141-143 Fifth Ave. + Noor Twenty-first Stroet rated booklet on plano con- Jorderteimingte 9 freeon application —$—<—<—<—__—- THREE KILLED IN WRECK, SIHERDROOKE, Quebec, March 15. collision between Canadian Paclfi A Baa Boston and Maine freight trains look place to-day near Tannnetie: rep miles from here. whe, cand ineer Folsom, Fireman us J abs a 54 BARCLAY ST. Lf 29 CORIANOTST coR CHURCH DIED. . ROBSON.—JOHN J. ROBSON: aged 60 years, Funeral Wednoaday, 2 14M... from 93 Teh ave, Brooklyn. LANAQAN.—-On ‘Sunday, March JOHN T. LANA ate Sk ANAGAN, aged 47 } hie tat hen Work- |Jersey Governor Appoints Chan-| cellor Reed to Supreme Ben: TRENTON, N. J., March 16,—Gov. Murphy to-day sent to the Senate the name of Vice Chancellor Albert Reed for Justice of the Supreme Court to suc- ceed Justice Van Sickel, resigned. The Governor also sent the name of George Berdine for prosecutor of Middlesex County. Vice Chancellor Reed ts a Democrat and was formerly a Supreme Court Jus- ce. “Ho was originally appointed, | 1878 and boil ad me Vice |e hancellor. He goes the Su- prome Court bench at the solicitation of the Governor. — BISHOP FINK VERY ILL. KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 16.—The condition of Bistop Fisk, of the Leav- enworth Diocese of the Catholic Churoh, who 1s critically ill of Penne at bis MURPHY NAMES A DEMOCRAT| The Guaranteed Catarrh Cure, Hegeman & Co., 200 Broadway, WII! i Return Money If Hyomel Falls. No Stomach’ Dosing. 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I to my du but any great effo) onsiderably in joyed uniformly health not gr ‘alarmed and felt that my trouble would soon wear itself out. -“ Finally I consulted a physician and his diagnosis was that I was suffe: from incipient intestinal catarrh, He advised. me to take @ course of treatment at one of the celebrated medic- inal springs. I was inclins 0 take his advice but found it difficult to get hia f from my public and private business. While wai fas Denitating. what to do, one of my political friends advise me to try Mucu-Tone. He told me that it had cured his wife and he said, ‘Alderman, it will cure you.’ “Well, he was right. I think I took four or five bottles during of a month, with the result that I was entirely free from pain Ae ied meee pao bicenty | my normal energy and buoyancy. I got back my old weight, and.when any of my friends commented on my improved appearance I told them it yas all due to Semel : - 2 Alderman agth Ward, Alderman ‘Wendling is one of the mort w Pgs popular members of the Culcago City Council. . His worth as a man and alegislatoris best evidenced by the frct that he ie the first ri republls an ins decade to be elected from the -ribbe, Gemocratic sttonghold, the famous Stock Yards district of Chicago, Certainly such evidence as his must convince even the most skeptical. - Rexall Mucu-Tone cures all catarrhal conditions relieving the congestion of the mucous membranes. works through the blood, thus reaching the affected membranes wherever they may be located, driving out the poisons and allaying the inflammation. In addition to this it is a powerful nutritive tonic which revitalizes ’ the blood, quiets the strained nerves and builds up the Give Mucu-Tone a trial. 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