The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1905, Page 1

RETR eT | eee een SoS a ROGKEFELLER L Gift of — “GOLD ALREADY kt Seems, GIVEN ANY "Boasd of Foreign Missions Has Apportioned Part of _that $100,000. renee ‘VOTETODAY AFORMALITY vAuthoritative Statement Made ' While Members Met that «Money Would Be Accepted, hl ACKNOWLEDGMENT MADE. “Offelal Church Papen Tells that Cash Has Been Received and Divided Colleges Get it. ¢Speclal to.'The Bvoning World.) BOSTON, March 2%.—When the Pru- , dential Committee of the Amefican Boant of Foreign Missions met to-day to -deolde on the acceptance of the $109,000 “gift of John PD,’ Rookefeller, it wos ‘Btated aythoritatively that the money would be accepted, It was practically admitted that the committee could hardly \take any other action, Inasmuch as $41, 600, the first Installment of the gift, had already been apportioned, Po he: trot” Wr Mixslonary Herald, the: organ jot the 7 American Boany, to-day contains al.ad- Knowledgment of the $41,600 as a part of Mr, Rookefellor's gift and Indicates ‘t@ apportionment, Colleges Get Money, Tn addition, the oMolal announcament was made that the money had been Aivided as follows: Kobe Colleze, Jopan, $28,000; Pasumalal College, India, f Euphrates College, $1,500; Ana- tolia Colloge, Turkey, $1,000; Samokow College, $1,000; publication of tracts, Murkey, $3,000, ' ‘ “When anybody gives us money we take It,” declared Secretary Strong to he Evening Word correspondent this ‘afternoon, while the committee wag in Session, That was the way with Mr, 's gift, We accepted it, of and tho only question that has been brought up by all this recent dis- ‘cussion Is whether we phall retatn the gmoney or not, The Board ‘haa drawn upon Mr, Kockefellor for $41,800 of the gift, and if the committe should decide this afternoon that the money ought jmot to be taken that'aniount of money {will have to be paid back.” Nobody at tho Board‘e headquarters, [however, seemed to think'it-at all likely ‘Nhat, the money would be returned, Should Not Judge, Various oMclaly of the Board have ipublicly expressed thelr opinion that it 4a not for thent to decide how the man ‘who gave the money obtained It, Secretary Stimpson, of New York, jholds that a man who has obtained his wealth and retains it under legal meth- jods and without the Interference of Tegal authorities must be presumed to ‘be in Jawful possession, Samuel C, Darling presided at this afternoon's meeting, and there were present James M, W. Hall, Rev. B, ©, Moore, Rev, Francis B. Clark, Rev. Ar- Xhur L, Gillette, Francis 0,’ Wislow, Rev, Edward N, Noyes and Rey, John 4H, Dennison, Among those. of the committee who ppeared to reprosent those who ob- jected to the acceptance of the Rocke. feller gift were Rev, Dante] Ryans, of Ane North Avenue — Congregational Church; George P. Morris, assistant editor of the Congregationalist; Rev, Charles L, Noyes, of Somerville, and Key, William Knight, of Brighton, +, Thé decision of the committee had not pean (pawns at Rate hour to-duy,! wag sald might not b | known Until ‘tosmorrow. et Made ra Thousands Need Them! Millions. Read Them! pee meta esa 87,266 WORLD WANTS were printed during the first three weeks of March, 1905—a Gain of 4,880 Ads, over correspond- ing period a year ago, i | | out onto’ the narro promod” Out” that” THE |” way | 20 GIRLS HURT WFIREPANIG “ON STAIRWAY 350 Working in Shop Could Not Be ‘Restrained in Rush. to Escape, WEDGED IN SOLID MASS, Firemen Had to Chop Down) ’ Stairs and Partitions to Rescue Them. FOREWOMAN PUT OUT BLAZE Frantle Young Women Struggled for Fire-Escapes, to Hurl Them selves Out Headforemost, A tiny ‘blaze started by a fragment of newspaper coming in contact with an electric wire, the insulation of which thad rubbed off, started a panic among the 850 girls employed in the waist fac- tory of Max Roth at Nos, 4 and 60 Walker street to-day, The fire was put} | out by a plucky forewoman, who used @ hand grenade, but in spite of that, the ery of "Fire!" by a hyvterioal gin had done its work, ‘the girls poured wtalrcase from every one of the five floors occupied by the Roth establishment, until the oon- gestion was eo great that they could move nelther backward nor forward, ‘The result wae that a acore of girls were badly injured, eight of them eerl- ously. When the firemen, arrived they found two pollgemen battling with the panic-stricken girls: and getting much the worst of tt, Some one would have certainly been killed if the firemén hadn't chopped away the walls and par- tittons ahd literally dragged the girle from the stairways on to the lower floors, List of Injured, ‘Those most seriously: injured are: ANGERS, MARY, sixtecn’ years old, of No, 29 Nevins atrest, Brooklyn; frhotiired hip. - / f CIKRRO, JOSEPH, fourteen. years old, ot No, 13)-Degraw stroét; Brooklyn; ‘back birt, Old, of No, 178. Ludlow atreet; injured about the head and face. i HARLOMIN, IRA, address “tinknown; | contusions of body,” ‘a HOUSE. FANNIM, elghteen years old, of No, 100. Rivington street; . leg. twisted, crushed and leg twisted. ROBUNTI, ROBA, seventeen years old, | avenus, of No, 47 Degraw street, Brooklyn; in+ jured about face and body. Circulation Bo , A: PUGILIST W. % = nF — ee Machine Crushed Out the te Five-year-ol8 Raward - MUBELO, ANNIB, seventeen years! over and tnetahtly Regd te ernest, old, of No, 2% Monroe street: bod: /by an electric cab at One Hundred aad Twenty-third stfest and! Bt. Nicholas is alster,@ married woman, who saw the accident from the side- walk, fell in a doad ‘faint and was re- SMALOWSKY, BECKIN, sixteen years | vived with difticulty, old, of No, 812 Hast One Hundred and ‘Third atreet; body crushed, Occupy Five Floors, floor Is occupled by Kaufman & Blum- enson,: dealers in hosiery, and the five |™ upper floors by Roth, In addition to the| ‘The Clow child lived with his mother W0 girls there are ‘about twenty men] 8nd father and six sisters on the third Lied 4 floor ‘bt the flat-howse at. No, 220 near One Hundred and ‘Twenty-third street, He was the baby and the pet of the: family, a precocious ‘Theno gitls were in charge of Mra, Mag- | 29d pretty youngster, Bo careful were whose | tho#e dear to him.of his safety that daughter Jennio was among the oper-/ he was never allowed to go om the street alone, employed in the varlous departments, ‘Tho sixth floor is used as an operating room, and there were 115 girls at machines there when the fire start gle Dolora, the \ forewoman, ators, An eleotrio Nght wire runs across the top and some one had carelessly placed The girl on the last machine in the room, glancing up at the closet to-day noticed that the newspaper had caught fire, Bhe leaped from her chair ike, a madwoman and let out a pleroiny whrlek, Another girl glanoed up ‘and cried “Fire! and in a second every irl In the-place was on feet. “Sit down!” crled Mrs, ora as sho rushed forward and grabbed & hand grenade from the” wall, She smashed the frpnate on the flames ¢x- tinguishing them immedjately, Then sie nan to the door and tried to stop the mush. It wae useless, She was thrown aside and knocked down girls piled screaming down the stairs, The crios were heard on the lower and rushed for the stairs, also, a few minutes the women were rush- Ing about every floor, and the din that they made could be heard a block away, The men In the building were the only ones to keep thelr heads, but they could do little agalnat the women, «Chopped Away Partitlons, The firemen stafted up the stairs and | kil came to the turn, Then their passage | te wag blocked, ‘hey tried to fight thelr through, but couldn't, Neither | 1a 1 they do anything to untangle tho wn, inally elght of them ran © the streat and climbed the fire: to the second floor, They got In the windows and with axes chopped Away the partitions and stairs between the linding and the floor, ‘They also i down the walls and ,dingged h 4 OU, Other tiveuen went up the flre-eg to the fitth floor and thus got in the of the crual, One by one they ‘Kod the girly back, and final ‘ed a way for some of them to g to the streot, When the mix-up was straightened Within | hi Ch out, a dozen girls were lying uncon: | St: sclous on the stairs, while five or aix| of obhors were clean mad from fear ana rughed about the street wringing thelr hats, Ambulances were summoned andNell the {njured, treated, ete CNURST, CAMDEN, JACKSONVIT.E, Wa and ROuthwent Thre: laity highs Lane wisn via seu 1 Ottloe, 1188 Wroadway. 9s beladhar aula Bteghth avenue, third street, backed slow); th Ghatteur's seat, was not lo e | Cl 7 ‘that oharacter, In 1 Rea lat pie grip one foil , and the girls lef f tlie, leraus. wheels ran floors, an girls lett thelr machines OF : a pond Rous. Wheels Tae upon weight of motor and upon the tender child. a sharp kick, at his a fusion he Twenty-third street. Unaware of Accident, 4 was ‘inaware that nis cab had lod @ little bey, The slight bump he hicle ran upon the tin: he had eetettted to an Irregu- body. das if persons who started after the cab. was Policeman O'Toughiin, who over- took it at One Hundred and Twenty- third street and Kigith avenue. The unconsolous sister and the body of the lbttle iboy “were carried to the go ahend, Pennsylvania “Heilto ent leaves Now Yor! riven Clevmiond 7.16 ay ho extre fare, %0)_ The driver of the cab did not know of the accident until he had paseed » block beyond the body of the boy. He ‘The building 19 on the north pide of /# Richard Casey; of No. 248 Weat Th Walker street, near Church, The ground | t¥-#ighth street. Although! no blame to him he was locked up as a matter of form, ‘ Boy Got Lost, His alster took him out to do some & newapaper between the celling and} shopping, and in St, Nicholas avenue, the top of the closet, next to the wire] little over a block frdm h abe t him, After a search of @ moment Teager tS iS she beheld him hanging onto the/rear,) 4; 3 Sait » Dd. axle of an electric cab, whlch waa pro- Nog at Ly a, tf. ogeding slowly down the avenue, Before she could call the child or ou $i make a move after him the cab stopped | ‘ On, the corner, Case; Umplre-Galagher, east into One Hundred and 1t was, necessal to back up.@ short distance veer the oab around, He reversed the current, and the cab for probably five oF @ix how, hanging on below the ing for con- Little cab through it when his ve rity In the pavement, “he slater, joy home together. Casey was amazed when told that his rab had Killed a child, believe It until he had gone back to looked at. the body and associated {t with Nicholas avenue, ‘ushed the careen of his machine just as he had stopned backing tt and prepared to He Was greatly and willingly went to the station-house, a SHORT desired pod turn enty> for ie order to cab res ) @! One Hundred and who had droppe shot on the corner, drew tho attention of many in One Hundred and Twenty; third ¢treot, while probably a score of had seen the accident Among these He could not Alstrevsod Ny ee) SYN ic sie ‘to 8:2 BY PL SIXTH RACE—CRITICAL 2, UNCLE CHARLIE: to 2) BATTING ORDER BY ALLEN SANGREE. SACKBON, “Salaw,, "Maroh, “Se Harota Chane arrived here towlay shortly efter noon.. He je .a\finerlooking specimen of young manhood, has diye ey, & countenance somewhat “Ite Christie Mathewson and reports as in exoeilent shape, woes ‘The shine teain looked crest faites eter {te defeat in Natohes yeeterday, but 4s game to play the reguiar for "#100 a aide, The weather was’ auper’, likewise the gute receipts, Firet Inning, Dunn went to first/on balla, Lawson sacrificed, Re era a bese on 4 to batls, Shafer Reynolds on the line and threw the bat. ter out at Gret. NO RUNS. ty hit’ to Hight for @, double, teld's grounder wea delded by Bhater ‘to Read ie to nip Douay at the Bhs: and Yeager was out, Dillon to inagor, NO RUNS, ! @eoond Inning, Raymond ‘out at finet on under to Conroy, Dilton sent a foul fy to Duff, Dougherty made @ fine oxtoh of Read's long dive to left cantre, NO RUNS. Anderson got @ double to tett ht onroy's bunt on ‘the fly. ried ty sted! third and fwes declared out on .a very close deciston. Fultz singled Over! seoond ran to third on a wild pitoh, Duff took a base on balls and etole second. Orth died at patee a grounder to Dillon.” NO ne Third, Inning, Turner's lined wes: taken . by: Fults, NEW YORK, TUESDAY, MARCH HO MEETS JOHNSON'T0-NIGHT AND MAN HE WANTS HIGHLANDERS .TO JACKSONS ATCO Y STEPHENS to'l) 1, EVALTEA‘( (At) 1) LIGHT NOTE (16 to.1 Klein dled at fret on a eg to Cor on 8 to ete ‘Lawson R } NO RUNS: erty out grounder Kealor otrt, Lawaon to Shafer, Biber. |! foul fly was taken by Bhafer, NO KE toe G ‘Hh: 1905... ¥ pLUMBIA, §. 6. 00.00 GAME AT JACKSON o got down a bet, but on th Fourth ton CE BM ae Nd fourth Inning. ind. the le kept fal i “ : . Hing: three-year-olde and Beynolds out’ at. frat on er tol unt five And wall” fUrlonsn Columbia ¥ hater went a fly to Keeler, | course. ay Raymon a high one for Dough-| garters, 5 erty. Ni ¥ Anderson hit for @ bare to deft and reached second on sleenv fielding. He took’ third on’ Lawson's’ muff of o thrown ball and scored on Conroy's single to centre: Fults waorificed, ad- vancing the runner, Duff hit. ‘th's tchor ‘and. wae out at ; fy and taken by ‘heynolaa, ONE Fifth Inning, ‘op wane bard pe sbitnrd was stopped i tiah ts setter could not was, out at first on a Dillon Anderso: to of | "a fly. Be Powell lng, Yuan A Sa\ahe soon ler out at nd . ‘et frat on a ground- end Biberfeld shared the 6, Yeager's foul fy y Turner, NO RUNB. Gixth Inning. Orth threw Dunn out at first and then fielded Lawaon's grounder on the Armin er, same fi ned {base line, bosiching out the runner, berfeld led Reynolds's tind Shafer nit.to lett for a base, ymond ottuck out, NO RUNS, Andéredn ‘hit Into Reynolds's has}: and Conroy lifted one to Dunn, Fults’ Seventh Inning. Claxicpon: Jon out at first on a @rounder to Con- toning for New Yortk, Dil- | fal “ Cironlation Books Open to All.?? 4 10 FIGHT, BENNINGS. WINNERS. 1y' Conelatent (7. to 2) 3, Evelyn ( ‘ Griffin 3, THIRD RACE-—Bohemia (3 to 5) FOURTH RACE—Hagamans (3 to 6) 1, Sir Ralph (40 to 1) 2, Fine 3, “RIFTH RAGE—Imperialist (3 to 6) Dwyer 3, a Gale (7 to 2) 2, Peter Paul 3, (Special to The Evening World,) INGTON, March %.—Bummer weather was on tap here this afternoon, t ft was epring and th revefied in it. To-day it was hot and fevery one kicked. Racegoers are hard Tt, waa uncomfortably warm binetit falou rd 6 rrenny Ninnasquaw? tave Note We: enn} , int a ‘e Note, Mi ward, ‘The Velled Lady and Seareorow IND RACE—Maiden two-year-old fil- Wario furlongs, Columbta Courts: Matton re UR TH RACH—Malden threo-year-olds; | 1) sik and'o hait furlongs, Columbia. course. | t ~cHetting,— Jockeys. Whts, Str. Pl 'ah, Bhaw 100 ge Se sBatrd 100° "40 Ja Miles U2 40 12g} Kasell, Listener, Dixarina | to -Handloap; meeplechase; four-year-old and upward; about two mil Het! Tokers. Wits, Str, Pl seven and @ half furlongs, Columbla course, “ahettine. Jockeys, Whts, ‘Shaw 117 als Fuller 118 3 Peter Pang... W, Shaver 110 Byberfeld took Read's fly. oe tkgon's. liner n . Nt epee Ree ray ‘White Ghost aiso ran. in | Sica Soft;’ White Hands winter, "ee —S startling confesslon that’ ft was In: __._Jand set the nation in a blaxe. of in i dignation, which, semulted tn the war “geveral of thi ‘ex |my machines to destroy Spanieh war- kon ies fn the havbor of Havana and in f other ports on the coast of the island, a to ‘They readily seized upon the idea, and in the betting ring in the middle of the | when the Dextroyer sailed with | the) no @ crowd, where one was Sorry ‘Alibustors, they took my. two madhines NEW rare fr Pasir also here to-day retulted as "IRST RACE—Granade (even) 1, Miss Finoh (2 to ) & Henry Morn @ to 1) 8. =| THIRD 0 1) 8 . Mary | MoCafferty, the partoon, Rudabel, Misa Gould, Glad Bmile, ow Cut and My Jane algo ran FOURDH RACH—Willie Newoomd ‘Mars to eft Onyx, Reticent, Death, Par- iafenne, Leonja, Dallas also ran, Barter 4 FIFTH RACH—King of the Valloy (0 traper(aiit «... Roderick 1083-5" “> | ao" Taare (i to. 9) % Red Rube (d ee. Holman, 143 j : ‘ ree Xtms, Ovho Waugh, Plous, Judge |. Reveille, Ryevale, La Cache, Omoalea Fulton and. Emigrant also ran | algo main. 4 SIXTH, RACK—Three years old and up cnadinsenccenallpesiniatiedes mand, {sa very happy man to-day, be+ cause ho has recelved word from Aly bany: that an aune who dled th ge Now, SON. H | Ter Malm an estate worth $0) — “Gensler Rousseau, tho dynamiter, sitting In his cell to to-day, awaiting wentence for having genta box of dynamite steamship Umbria’s pier jus nalled, on May 11, 1908, made the 1!) att probabitity one: ofy'hisy own tine: | Waited: _ battle-sbip An, in'the spring of 1808 in) CONT Convicted: Dynamiter Declares Cuban. to Blow Up Spaniard, but in D, Sank Wrong Vessel and Killed self When He Lear TWO OF HIS WERE THEN IN HA ned Error Maker Had Offered Them for Use of R ists Against Spain's Navy—Tried t "Up Frederick's Monument at W ton—No Sympathy for M GESSLER RB could be wo up and SECOND RAGE—Tiptoo (2 to 6) | selected place, with the ,centalnty, that) duc thoy would go off struction within @ fow hours, i “At Now) Orleans, and put.the boxes together, after which | 1. went on. to Jucksonville,' TI bt OE 1, Dance Music (9 to 2) 2, Missties 3.) ,ecame acquainted With a party of Cuban Tenders who.\Wer planiing & Alibustering expedition, They bad ens | wi gaged the to take them to Cuba’ along with a number of, American and Wuropean ads 1, dim: Slick» (10 to 1) 2, Mackey! venturers who ith terrible der] f rented 9 ‘room |W! troyer, a small vessel, ere anzions to strike freedom, ' blow for Cul "I suggested to them that they use th them \) R ‘ ‘Tt was my intention to go along with CITY PARK RESULTS. _———— to The Evening World.) (Special Maroh 28.~Tthe tery, ae Bean Bleotria) Heil, Bteve Lane, Carewe, ieee, si ce o0 = |rady Waddell, Number leven, Direc. ie grit “aneNe 19 i i =] tor, Wesatche and Welsh also yan, ve, je, Sweet’ Flavia and Frank Kenny (9 to i SECOND RACE~! Bs tad gn pice and mares threo |6) 1, Hemlock (@ to 1) & Little bien years old and up; sx furlongs, Columbia | garete (10 to 1) 3 j courte, Prince Righard, Jean Gravier, Many Start Jockorn. Wnts BRU se [hank Leopard, Detest Spec, Duelist, arte. hottman ve gp” he 8%) Wreath of Ivy, Grand Vites#, Lady TORR KY 03 8&5 —| Florence, St. Caro also ran, PU RACE-Banana Cream @ to 1, Mary Worth (0 to 6) 2% Heritage (20) ) 1, aga Shower (7 to 10) 2 Sis) Westchester county, and a factory Ri ae a = leaders of the patty | the n SIXTH RACE—Buttons (2 to 8) 1; aro men now well known, and 1 wilt not mention thelr names, although 1 have among my papere & tat of bs BENNINGS RACH TRACK, Wasu. |°l ua ver NH Cardigan’ (even) 2, Propomuon of the Dp: tment, inader through: Zor the control of the vopuplic with a view to sup portion of the revenues of. Yor tie payment 0 Offloera «Ww. will, $60,000 FOR FACTORY WORKER, | MONCH anit Mold wit MOUNT VPRNON, N, Y,, March 28. George Randolph, bf Sunset Village, 9 Gren ho (7 to % intine kaa t'RACI-Dr. Clase, i 2 of Its.0) ominican Govern names Of torred to noted ramen’