The evening world. Newspaper, January 26, 1905, Page 7

Park Commissioner Says He Wants to Help Laborers. "THEATRES HIS FAD His Early Ambition Was to Be an Actor and That Brought ey Him to New York, ORGANIZED THE UNION Never Went to School a Day in , His Life and His Education Came from Reading at Odd Moments, Tt's a good ma mind the numb pull a Sache & gosscon, only friend Gunt, lugged a p feather bag throug tle Garden and a eats ago—never a wogderingly tn | ed the | Weatyo: ingtead to Weat- fp « ing baci port, Jonanie Pal took tig foad that led to & , Pa. She had friends there and them she Commss1orer PO/TAS: [tind determined to 1 fierself and for tie gossoon the sister Whom ehe had Jaid under the green turf fh Ireland, hed left to he>. ever he was doing in the park and stood at attention, after the fashion of a sol- dier, Pallas didn't Mke It, and he ac: auired the habit of turning his head the elty too long. I shall be content to stay here and! — As < “Spend whatever spare time may Did All She Goud, come to, me inthe, Theatres. That s| aay gmenever He chanced upon a park ” ie Alda * - ra | What ike to do—go to the theatros, | MP ree y and she did al! that women could |r never Heie DO IOKORT CAANVSnitR Titan toe got the swatied head already;” | for a boy, i father or mother,|and the education I have, with the! the word went around, and finally the} God bess her 80 hooks that I could read between times, | Commissioner heard it, 'Forthwith an | Ht was a good thing to hear John | me from them.” Atel ran (MUA Te ae Gh Ballas, Comensiones of Pars of she Talks About the Parks, miegon, ners ment” ald. the Com: tg of New York, pa " sioner, "yOu. are not nere to salute y y that, He leaned | mo, but to do your work, That's why | a Every little while the Commissioner insisted on getting back to the subject! of his work and his men, At this.point back In his office chair in the old Ar- fenal in Central Park to-day and forgot I've been turning my head away. Now go back to work, and remember that!” The Commissioner was asked about) there wae n, ag hig] he flanked his visitor again, lcd te e | “L want to tell ya ut! thls, and he sald, modestly, “Oh, that’s) In @yes wandered cyt th: a window |4)¢ ee goU UM RBSH anus Just a story the men tell, parks, change to break Into the newspapers un-| Chere came a silence the while the to the snowy landsca: o . “But that's far away ,* said the |le9s It's for a roasting, The present Com- Commissioner pondered over some-| Gen. Azourraga had not been able to aieclohet turalng He tes viata | Myssloner of Parks is doing the best] "Ning. obtain tle support requisite for a con- | . Gr aaruptly, "Wh | that Is in the power of anv man by the It's not a good policy to give away | tinuance in office, 80 the resignation of yr tly, at can I do for you?|men who are working Under him. for, trade secrets, he sald finalty, “but| his Gablnet had been anticipated, What can I say for you?” the city, and by the people themselves, TIRSHOW EM) One nue sg) Fane “ " ven't any selfish ends to serve, ex-| With a man. an ere's a chance for Tell the weather clerk to got busy.” | opt that I would like men to say when | him to deceive you, hell think twice] BISHOP M'DONNELL before he tries. it, and then decide that ‘Wes suggested lnughipgly. Mt wouldn't .be Bure the divil looks as if he-had-been4 off the Job, doesn't he? But letyme tell You we shouldn't be Kicking.” We will ‘De thinking that a breath of this weath- @ in the welter of next June would be the right’ thing.” ‘With a pair of Irish blue eyes looking at one seriously and without a fiicker of Mhis is a great poskt{a) sek don't be cynical wie wore, “And if I did nothing else than make| something up your sleeve, and you the poor devils of laborers in th.s de-| usually ate-honesty partment feel that every little snob ofa} The televhone began to ring, and foreman couldn't make @ bit out of him! messengers were submitting the cards or his earnings, why. I would be proud. of callers to the Commissioner when Every one of them Is just as good a| "Good dav" was sald, man as. am, and thats thé way I treat) "Come back some day, please, in x ai t4 them, I won't permit browbeatin, {social way,’ and he put the, Invitatlo the lds it isn't an easy matter to drop | j'won't stand for anvthi ig, and | soc ays P aA MAG ing here that ajhome with a Celtic erip. "Then fto emaji. tajk, expecially when the}man in his own business houve ‘won't |! ema Bore and we'll, look over You will think it's a pretty atand for. the works. thing-this commissioner- One legacy came down to Commis- sioner Pallag from. preceding adminise [shins trations, and his speaking of the way| And gdint away, from the Arsenal 9 men should ee treated brought the! good oitizen thought that it would be oie ry AY mind. When Pallas first took well for American Inetitutio®s If every o| Be he noticed that whenever he met/man from across the Atlantic was 4s a laborer that the man drepved what-! earnest as John Pallas. IMPORTANT] Sale of Square Pianos} None Below $25.00 | None Above $50.00 | We have a very unusual collection of SquarePianos. They have been accumulating faster than we can take care of them in the ordinary course of business and, as they are taking up more Heaticg room than we can afford to give them, we offer them to at very great reductions from usual prices. Act Quickl and you will secure a bargain, These Pianos are from -Brook- lyn’s best homes—most of them famous makes—and if they were uprights, would be worth hundreds of dollars, We have put them all in excellent condition, and for music giving satisfaction there is nothing to equal them for the money, @wner of those eyes Is a busy man, ‘whose one ambition is to ag conduct the @ftairs of his office that his record shall be a standard for those who come after, He would rather talk about tho parks ‘and the men who are working under him for the city. Has Had to Do Gérious: Things. Apd this man, Pallas, has had to take things eeriousty all his Nea, Things didn’t @o very well when his “aunt ahd hime elf, after they reached Scranton, and the gossoon went into the mines as a breaker boy. He “stayed with the job” until a foolish Welsh lad two or three years his elder tried to “rub tt in," and then—well, of course, the Irighman won, Aiter that came the trade of pattern making, then the craft of @ machinist, @nd then—— “well, I'm not shamed of It, but some ‘one of thse colleagues. of yours will be. dcawing funny pictures wbout me it 1 tell,” said Commissioner Pallas slowly | with a twinkle In his eyes. Hf Laie will be printed, Commissioner, was suggested warningly: ‘but $f it) isn't about a conviction for a felony ot gomething of that Kind, tell It” “Well, I thought there was the mak- ing of a great actor In me, Every one) Of us gets the thought at some time, fand I headed for New York with the) Uttle money f and enriched a gen-| tleman tn West ‘Twenty-third. or Twen-| ty-fourth street who advertised that he made Booths and Barretts and Irvings tn from ‘three to six lessons,’ I tool, fv" the full course and I went on the stare. | Yos, I got there, and I worked hard, Then the Actors’ Union. “What was my repertoire? Never you mind, 1 was never jn a company that +4) @ldn't hold its own, from ‘The Lights 0° London’ right down the line, Anyway I organized the Actors’ Union, 1 had always boen a union man, and I did gomething for the men of the stage, I think, Besides, T put in just as hard work on the boards as I did when 1! wag © pattern-maker or 4 machinist or| | y when the work is prope joy_of working comes In, “Commissioner, what do you hope to} do? id you like to do when the work is done?" “Stay right here in old New York rly done that the f@ breaker boy, Its hard work, no mace | These Pianos have been divided into two lots for your conven- r what you do In this world—that Is ' ; ‘ ¢ 4 ter tt yedur work propery, and ivs | | dence in selection, No Piano below $25,00 and none above $50,00, This list will give you an idea of the importance of this sale, Lot A- -$50.00 Nd never do fo gentle! \ hr anything Ne that: iow the Steinway | Central Piano Co, R Hallet & Davis Richardson Bradbury Sohmer Mixell & Co, Brooklyn Piano Co, Grovesteen & Fuller Saxe & Robertson Lot B-=-$25.00 Barmore j G, T, Haynes | Jacob Chickering John Wake TAKE A PEEK Grovesteen & Co, Chas, Lurch Ihne & Son Reichenbach m Sterling Piano « F you would penetrate the shadows of doubt and un certainty that dim the evog of 80 many young men ant women as they situggle for Success along — ''Fortune’r" i highway, al remem be ‘ i ' Pa hah aa MANUFACTURERS, Wholesale and Retail Ware:ooms Sm of Fim WORT Sterling Building Fuiton Street and Hanover Place, Brooklyn 1238. Help Want Last Week, Open Saturday Evenings. lit sae TMA ain AB I Ae peace aL CaO 3) CIEL ET en SPANISH MINISTRY ° | Premier Agcarraga Failed to Ke-/| MADRID, Jan, 2%6,—The Ministry has resigned, and King Alfonso has. en- trusted the Marquis Villaverde to form Premier hefare Premier Maura, who re- rel Dec, 14 last, refused to give the a et, Which, aiiter about six weeks in ROME, Jan, 2%,—The Pope to-day re- ceived in private audience the Right | fave Charles #. MeDonnell, Bishop of Brooklyn, N.Y. Bishop McDonnell has been named as the Pope's oholce as head of the Arch- | diocese of Boston, and to-day'’s audience | may have some bearing on -B Mone, who pleade nal nt inoney the 4H Hudson sn oanrge of the fing and Aismer ; WH go the Chav Mre. Tevine EbGIN JANUARY 26, 1905, IS PINED $50 ith 1” naes, eM 7 ” wi t 1 este wh cy under false pretenies, ¥ ralgied befsre Judge Jolin A, Bhur ta County Seselons Cour, | City, to-day for senvence, was fined anid cos probation ndergast, and Edward Obtaining Balie of New Maven, | rdiy to a h inkug are ts, and put officer until is have be aaa ‘Mis afternoon Mrs, Bergin s counsel, & Pe Janahall van Winkle, representing complatnant, p Reprosenta- Grin Hamilton bunk of New York, amke an inventory of the securl- {tes Mrs, Rorgin has the: settle her account with Gi {fhe and cost HAS RESIGNED: eclye Support, and Resigns With Hin Cabinet. new Cabinet. Villaverde, who was Premier Azarraga any assistance e formation of the latter's Cab- , has now resigned, RECHIVED BY POPE e matter, To keep up the! good business we have had in the usually dull month of January, we have stacked up a pile of $12.50 Men’s Svits and Overcoats| ; and marked them as a flyer, in’ every size, and in all styles of ma- $5 50 terials, at. , To ¢lose out— Boys’ $3 & $3.50 Suits and Overcoats, Sizes 8 to 15, $ To-morrow +. 1.66 Stockings, selling regularly all All sizes, Men's plain black cotton socks, with silk-embroidered instep, in various styles. Women's. plain black cotton hose, double soles, Choice, to-morrow (Friday) only j Will be at Iberty. | 15c; here to-morrow at .... 1... 6. Children’s 1x1 ribbed double-knee hose, very elastic, in stainless blacks, 8 will then be LINIMENT. ‘y WONDERFULLY, PENETRATING - ALL DEALERS OR EARL 5 SLOQM' G5 ALBANY'ST BOSTON, MASS LOANS ON DIAMONDS & JEWELRY, Atlantic Ave. & Court St., BROOKLYN. 35 Years Established Is a Guarantee of Our Reliability. Owing to the inclement weather, | all goods advertised yesterday will! be on sale to-morrow. | Bloomingdale Clothing Appeals {lo Money-Savers. 24 floor, Oth at, aection This Bloomingdale Bargain Friday Will Be Made Memorable by a Hum- ming Hosiery Happening. Men’s, Women's and Children’s Socks and over at Super Special 25c Hose at 1212, # Women's black openwork lace liste thread hosiery, in six liferent patterns; made to sell at 25¢, Choice to-morrow, Bargain Friday, at. Main Moor, nee eeaneeeenicmmeed All Cars Transfer to Bloomingdales’. o natn St and then slude, The uid and she to read in the “ Even. ing World” to:mor- row Jan, 27 the an- nouncement of “‘Get the Habit.’’ ARTHURJ. HBANEY| C 8c 123c Section, annem | In | WO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE ACITY INITSELE OPERG. (6°GI9*STS, or Jar or Stormy : , Js Read For Guery Gmergene STERDAY was. a good test of the Store's ability to meet numerous and unexpected demaf Blizzard-swept New York awote to the realization of manynewneeds. Those wi they could tide over the Winter without buying new things were disappointed, Ever so many people, snow covered and puffing, hastened to The Big Store in quest sorts of apparel suitable for the hour. And in every instance we were splendid constant preparedness of the Siegel Cooper Store. There Are Thousands of Good Bargains All Over the Store---Bargains People Want, j We are going on with stock-righting with more than the usual degree of energy, and as a F sult the number of extra bargains that are blossoming all over the Store is exceptionally attractive, | Just before inventory is a period of more than usual fascination for the shopper: here, | | H,” Green Tri Therea(te ms Mornings from 8,30 ig S' ingle Stamps Until Closing Hour. THM 12 clocks ly able to meet all demands, It simply emphasized. ‘ 1 KH Less Ohan 36 Price. : morrow for immediate clearance a lot of Oneita Combinal Suits for women at about half their regular price. Some of these garments are classed seconds,” having a spot or small imperfection, but their wearing qualities are inno setise impaired, - WOMENS ONEITA COM- | WOMEN'S ONEITA COMBINATION | g¢/e9 Specials sor Cyldrene 35e 1S5e| CHILDREN'S RIBBED CAMEL'S HAIR VESTS wool, all sizes, $1.00 quality, 55e BINATION SUITS of ribbed SUITS, pure Australian Ys’ HEAVY FLEEC 3. be VESTS AND PANTS; quali- AND DRAWERS, all sizes, WOMEN'S ONEITA COM- 15: [4 We shall place on sale to- ERS, qualities up to 50c. all sizes”) 77 | BINATION SUITS, part PURE NATURAL WOOL OR SS MEN ®” FLEECED RIB. SUITS, qualities up BED COTTON SIDE-BAND $1.00, tiie chiens bloat tH gual weesall bea iL? Np M5) RS IRN St Bae WOMEN BONEITACOM: | Kiso. WOMEN'S FLAT. KNITTED ties up to 35c., A MS's ES COMBINATION BINATION SUITS. % wool, all sizes, $1.75 quality, 75e DRAWERS, Main Floor, Vegtigee Shirts, The sale begins to-day offering 18, Men's Shirts, the entire surplus ste of a reliabl@ chanufacturer. ‘ It is an exceptional chance for who are planning ahead. ‘A Materials are good and patterns in light and dark grounds ;” all colors. Cut' full and guaranteed to fit. buttons; split neckband; flat fell and gusset. ‘ Link cuffs.to. match, ' Sizes 14 to 18. Excellent Shirts’at ; (Biogel Cooper Store, Main, Floor, East of ¥ wv w ok de eh wow oy ow oy www w woe oy _ ¥. eww we 40,000 Porto Rican Cigars at Less Chan Cost of Raw Gobaceo. Laas Seg ti 8 Siac "aagh tase would sell from To-morrow we offer exactly eight hundred boxes of these MH |, 95.15 each) Renee popular Cigars at the lowest price ever nam: Regular 5a Grade, Breva Size, Mild and aromatic, in fact a good enough smoke for anybody. Very special for Friday, box of 50, ra 5 Cc East, 18th a) } MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED. (Siewel Cooper Store, Main Floor, ST 6 5 For Men's Suits . and Overcoats, A Special Sale Chat Wilt SInteres Wany Wen. Days like yesterday prove the need of warn, protecting clothing. Here it chance for the man who cares for himself. Kin are excellent values. Sin- At 6, 50 gle and double breasted the Suzcts sack suits, made with care and correctly tailored. Serge lined, broad-shoulder effects. Copies of high-priced models, New browns, grays, stripes, overplaids and black Thibets. All sizes from 33 to 46 for men of both regular and stout builds. At 6.50 the OQvercoats overcoats cut in the popular and comfortable long style, also in the medium + lengths, The long overcoats are made up from oxford and black coatings The shorter coats are of oxford and black friezes and blue and black kersey. Not odds and ends, but sizes 33 to 46 breast measure. ; Bia will attract quick "Sy attention, These