The evening world. Newspaper, April 29, 1905, Page 5

LEVENTH AVE. SUBWAY BIL Measure Held Up by Railroad Influence, Says Rev. John ' P, Chadwick, ’ASSED THE SENATE. ow Remains with Committee on Rules, Where It Is Vir- tually Buried. ILL FAIR TO COMPANY. eet ‘epression of New York Central's ‘Tracke Would Avert Accidents and Benefit Both Road and City “Popular clamor, newspaper expo ures of abuses, a long let of mur- erous accidenta, acknowledged public nconveniences, growing danger to yroperty and life in the entire west side bove Thirtieth street, and the strong iupport of Its friends In the Legisia:! ure, have been frultless, and the bill yf Senator Saxe to compel the New York Central and Hudson River Rail- ‘oad to put its Eleventh avenue tracks inderground reposes quietly in the Jommittes on Rules and will jn all wrobability not be nassed this session “Friends of the measure are open In helr charges of graft, and even the host conservative admit that railroad nfluence js too sirong to allow public * safety and the interests of tho people © receive attention from the present wegiviaturo in this particular matter,” Rov, John P. Chidwivi, formerly shamiain on the Maine, now rector of he parish of St. Ambrose, which em- races one of the most populous portions of the west aide affected by the Eleventh Aventie nutsance, and who has been ‘n ardent worker for the bill, spending much time urging its passago, made the above statement to-day upon his return from Albany, where he has been (n Sts interest, + Charges N. Y. Central Influence. TWO BIGGEST GRAFTERS ARE One a Police Officer, Other a Court Attache, Both with ‘Pulls,’” WILL SOON BE NAMED. Magistrate Higginbotham May Tell in His Court Next Week, NET CLOSING IN ON GUILTY. Brooklyn Polltical Circles Up In the Alr Over the Presentment of the Grand Jury, —y ‘The presentment of the April Kings County Grand Jury, in which a police court official and an officer of the police department are accused of conspiring to ald criminals and of using a ¢ertain police court to serve thelr own ends independent of the Magistrate, made Brooklyn polltieal circles go up In the alr to-day, [yerybody on the Inside of politics across the bridge knows who the two men referred to by the Grand Jury are, but Inasmuch as the charges | against them are not made directly by the Grand Jury they cannot be men- tloned openly. ‘The police officer suspected is one of the beat known members of the depart- ment in Brooklyn, and 1s attached to an Important station. ‘The court officer is also well known, and hea a powerful political pull, Every particle of this pull 18 being exercised to keep the mat- ter referred to in the April Grand Jury's presentment from going to the May Grand Jury, “Gaught,” Says Magistrate. Magistrate Higginbotham, whose oom. plaints concerning conditions in @ certain police court brought about the Grand Jury Investigation, asserts that Brook- lyn {8 on the vergo of a serious scandal. He 1a greatly pleased at the vigorous manner with which the situation was IN THE TOILS a LD: SATURDAY. BY 7. E. POWERS. NG, APRIL Taye NTWIROD'S RETURN. DELIGHTED “Come Back, Ted; the Lid Is Off.)’—TAFT, NO SMOKING SIGNS ONLY | SPUR ON THE SUBWAY HOG. KELLY TAKES A 4-STORY LEAP P. J, TIERNEY IN NEWBURG, A | NERVOUS WRECK Missing Western Union Cable Manager Found in Home of His Brother, AN OLD-TIME EMPLOYEE. Had Been in Employ of Com- pany Many Years and Handled Enormous Sums of Money. OFFICE SAFE FORCED OPEN. 80 Far as Known Acoounts Are In Perfect Order, but Investigation fe Not Yet Complete. While expert accountants were to- day going over the books and through the safe of P, J, Tierney, manager of the central cable branch of the Western Union Telegraph Company, on Broad street, In the hope of finding somo ex- planation of his absence since Wednes- day Inst, word was recelved fram his brother in Newburg, that Tierney had roachad there in a atate of complete nervous collapses and was under the care of a physician, This was the first news that had been received of ‘Tierney piude he went away, , His three children with whom he lived at Roslyn, L. 1, didn't Know where he waa, and the Weston Union people had sought information of him in vaia for three day: Thatney is one of the most trusted of the employees of the Western Union, He has been in the cable branch of the service for twenty-five years and had an important place, that of manager of the office in the heart of the financial district, Had Nervous Prostration, Once before, about a year ago, Tierney was stricken’ with nervous prostration, the result of overwork and Worry over the loss of his wife, At that Ume, how: over, the company, was notified of his @ickness at onca There was no such warning this time, On Saturday last Tierney went to Ma Rowlyn home and spent Buyday with his WAREROOMS = 233-45 E.234 St. propose to clean out all the year's accumulation of SLIGHTLY USED, SHOP WORN and EXCHANGED PIANOS—allin perfect order (guaranteed), at VERY SPECIAL PRICES and upon VERY EASY TERMS. 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EV'N'GS IPTOWN WAREROOMS OPEW three children. left there at Ajstrib handled by the Grand Jury, ef W Do N “to En Mond orning, anl wa feta that will bring Joy and quick reltet to all dent people {s now being aistiiMs ‘The Dill passed the Senate after| “thew two men” said the Magistrate | H€ Bravely Deftes the Order Which Employees lot Try'to En-/Egoaping from Pink Monkeys! fovea’ marmng, an} was to Dave fe free of charge, It contaloy new and valuable Information in regard to the ney / th Americ hearimgs that were exhaustive,’ said] to-day, “are In a corner, and they will force and Adds to the Variety of Tunnel Odors. did not @o back to Roslyn, but gid work It was written by a tpectalist celebrated throughout Nor! and Other Things He Dives Through Lodging-House Win- dow and Is Scaroely Hurt. all day Tuesday and part of Wednes- day morning, Then he put on his hat and coat and walked out, Nothing was seen of him after that. Barly (0-day his safe was forced opdn and a thorough investiga- tion of his accounts begun. Nothing irregular was discovered, Clara Tierney, the fourteen-year-old daughter of the inauagor, eald to an Kvening World reporter at Roslyn to- for bis cures of this affliction, J1e roto this book as a gift to humanity, 1M, YOURS FOR THE ASKING Perliaps you question “Why?! Recause this famous physician feels that ft 1s Is duty to God und man to give freely of his know! ‘and skill to All such as stand in need. During the long years of his practice, his heart hay often ached over the silent suieriug of the victim’ of deafness, He Understands in the fullest degree what 1 means for them to be shut off from all the Joyous Worl! of sound—the song of birds, the delights of music, tho dear voivor of relatives and iriends Ho wrote this wok raf love to point out the way to @ cure ‘and went to a second reading in Assembly, but now It rests In the Committee on Rules, and they have mven no encouragement to us that it will be reported this session, “There {8 no question in my mind, ‘or in the minds of the other gentlemen aterested, that this Is due to influence @ the New York Central, I would not be smoked out im a short time, The matter will not end with the present- ment of the April Grand Jury. ‘The May Grand Jury will take Ji up, and with what additianal facta that are in shape for presentation there is no doubt. that indictments will follow. “Inasmuch as this question ts now be- Oh, wee the Hog! Do you ee the Hog? | You can make @ small bet that I see the| | i Hog. | |< What fs the Hog Doing? He {a cating a | “I very bad smelling two-for-nickel ct while be casts scornful glances ever @non at the new ‘No Smoking Allowed" ~~ If you ever dl's out of a fourth-story window remember and do it like Kelly fore the Grand Jury 1t would be mant- aid tcdag KEY, WHOOH h ay all who are deaf, From cover to cover It 18 full of the most vaiuuble malice! tharge graft direct, bocausi ; CR Lad ag no home| "Father was with ws Saturday and "1 4 er tubis * become blocked WU @ T do not! tently improper for me to name the men} 4), ence--the more the merrier for ‘and whose first name 4s William, ap-| Sunday and was fecling very fing. Ho |{iformation, It stows how the tnnet tap ot auing noteen tnihe cary Ati want to (nour the anger and consequent vho ate accused of scandalous prac jostile work of those who may be re-| Nese In his from the Subway Primer, tices In a certain police court, For the plied to the Municipal Lodging-House, | Ws happy and I hope he is not veey. Te” Wo have worried much. since w {Nustrated by the finest of drawings made by the boxt artists 5 It polnts out with truthful and poritty relying such graft, but I do charge ratiroad influence against the bill, and present their identity cannot be made the Subway no longer resembles the ‘With the warming spring days, when | No, 8 First avenue, for a bed last night and got it. heard that he had disappeared, Tierney was not wealthy but well-to- hand the way _to restored hearing. SEND FOR IT AT ONCE public, But when I get back to My | magnolia tree from an olfactory etand- At daylight Mr. Keliy had awakened | do and had a nice home at Roslyn. He that ft is bel ¥ 5 for Do not delay ‘he demand for the book has been so tremendous that ite tee rawr ee enone in & most open |own court-Lee Avenve—next woelt | point, the Interborough officials liave from a night of bad dreams, and wan | Wendled tee ae ot aay ad aba (Author, ‘br. Sproule, the dlstingitshed specialist, hag Suet wotcen oUt a woe: p walnet the | there may arise an opportunity that will | attempted a long delayed reform hy being chased by pink monkeys and cats | jutely, ond edition, that all who desire may lave a ‘copy, Whoever Is troubled heat Interests of the city and State and en the eligh to the detriment of every consideration with deafness in ‘Thousands book. allow me to name them.” posting "No Smoking Allowed" élgns in with electric lights for eyes, He ran Mr. Tierney wae in the habit of hand- tent degree, 1a wlodiy nud freely welcome to the stations, the length of the place several times, | ing large sums of money In the central this who nave received it blees the kindly band that Ran a Court for Graft. . and that distributes it without a (bought ya » It was the for the safety of a large portion of our ere ane tao omeiaia | The esteem in whtch these eigns are aroused every one, and oon had the | cable office, ‘Thore had never boon the | wrote, ty Pertoring their Mating. AT Lvertoreey sure people. The charges ie inst fhe oe lc! doy held can be judged from ‘the fact | whole place chasing him, ever, in all the years of his eervice, may your nara nd addre piainly on the dotted linem, cut out and “Phat road on Eleventh avenue has|aro of a atartling nature, ‘They are! iat clusters of men waiting for their, “Phey're after me!" ho shouted, and,| Awsistant General Manager Barolay, of | £09.19 S'pubiin Untter oRmenly. BUrRCOn Tih the. Britian. Ro oamuned hundreds of deaths, and it Is a] said to havo run police court for thelr | traing rally around them puffing vio- | going at full ult, went through the | the cuble office, said to-day, that ag far | Naval M vive), M18 do Building, Boston Will wend. you constant menace to property on account| personal profit, conducting @ dail bond window of the fourth floor, carrying | #8 they had gone Hie jerney's a0- | hook free: of the streets being closed by trains so that fire engines find it Impossible very often to get across the avenue, and wil traMo ts almost continually blocked at| that many mornings before the Mag- ——. "A policeman frem the Hest Swenty-| Ye.’ wae arc RRAIE Mareen cut many pointe along the avenue, {strate arrived at the court the two oMf- =a second street station sent in @ hurry] Tlerney’s continued absence, e was HISTORY clals would have oleaned up a great wer to Bellevue for an ambulance. ‘The|% man of excellent hablte and did not Bill Fair to Railway Company. “The bill ts a fair one and very ad- ‘birtieth street, giv- business and looking out for the inter~ ests of criminals who were willing to pay for services rendered. It ts charged deal of Dusiness to their own s#atisfac- tion and gain, The position of one of lently on cigare, etogies and cigarettes and even pipes, filling the rapid transit tunnel with an aroma that clingeth that not until the Subway began to he eam do it conceal ke in his palm and carries the stub sash and all with him, His pureuers eaid ‘Poor man!" and went to get a stretcher to carry ‘his body away, hoapital is only three blooks away. When the eurgeon got there Kelly was counts everything was right, “TY do not think there can be the silght- eat question of Tierney's entire hon- esty,”’ he sald, ‘'The thing is a great drink & drop. 1 is a curious, though generally for- ma, vantageous to the railroad .| them enabled him to do as he pleased seek wi the ottar of cabbages did 85 \ hey know that It gives them more Inthe court and to hide, hie ath Hid Whe ahiafoerotgh | penple decid woke | o¢ lls tees She Crmmee OE ISYt e108 The 1 I gotten fact, that when The Erie m thes ! on rapene, i than they, Dave now and makes thetr| the other Kave him ‘great power with dometning ‘muat have been 04, | “Sie was euftering from shock and The Opening of the Railroad was first opened from the [f BE fore, Grofitatle than it has ever the entire oplieg Fore ok a Piecunt ene “Tine (uray” Hog Gonily loves to, con-|bruttes on the leg. Otherwise Mr. Kelly Brie System Hudson to the Lakes, which was in |’ » Put yey want to take} in which the jurisdiction of the court } reatures. who, ave to. trave un: was in good health, barring the fac : SRA to mane prorat rial eros Tne | WAR CREEHIES Gene in the nosnesaio detgounds and Inthe pursuit Eeimaxing | that he proteated egginst « large yellow 1851, the only other line in the world’ |}, WoMs cor othenetacnee (Mey could] of Ainalatrate Higginbotham was ture ously Baa the ticket Hoptartend until] torbia hie ween” WS SYINE = approximating its length under one he bill provides fora subway from| Ie will be submitted to the Grand, Jury He gun "ad ie" wately Ne cc "his Sacer? 0eé management was that between Mos- |f' Peeygen Duyvil to Ti ing the rallroad company all the ‘priv-| leged police court corruption wil a there, to, dle out mis: WIDOW SUES AT 78 cow and St, Petersburg, in Russia. qipeee that it Fires dd on the sur-| the Srst task taken up by that body. erably and odorously for the benefit of ‘7 feats SHonlig tien unig tnenat Lee St EMS in ayy, in| FOR HUSBAND'S SAVINGS, Teer the ci ene eae and vielon of the Ri Dra EELS SteaDkbont eae tes ubway iresn nect the city of New York with tmouen the same subway. with suitable MAYOR SILENT as nce: beneath the ok that are elther dead or dying? Mrs, Kelly Says Transfer of $25,000 Chicago, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Cleveland Vvigions for the renewal of this added ‘The Subway tracks are littered with Mortgages to Outsider Was Brivilene. he “raliroad | company do: clat, and cigarette athe fromm, Fulton fe Ne and Rochester, and its. earnings last Recast ay dally Aid ont neice Andie ate wkvete payee THER Cre ROR TP VE Feady has on the eurtace, and in addi: fikevall the. spices of Araby, Intact | Marwaret Kelly, aged eoventy-aight, ‘ Ae ion wants to be accountable on) Te Railton Conmiasion, Yoap sand does absolute! the Rapid ‘Transit cannot control. Whitoh it) can control, instead of fommission, which it ON BILLS VETO Refuses to Reveal Name of Penn 80 great and diversified are the odors and stubs that a smoker has suggested & number of new names that will be bigger sounding than the ordinary num- bers. For instance: widow of Dun Kelly, © laborer, has mied Fdwand Ashforth, real estate oper- ator in West Forty-second atreet, to set aside a trust deed which her aged hus- Arch-Supporting Shoe. LION DOLLARS, Entire block signal protection ee R. H, WALLACE, G,P.A,, 21 Cortlandt Street, 5 Advantages to City. dell “Connecticut Villa, Cabbageo next |band made of the accumulations of ‘his 4s i 1 OPA, lan N. Y, City taney say that they don’t want. aicta-| sylvania Road’s Representa- stop lor de Bunkagora, “Coitin-Nail Ione We and herd work and waving The! Part of the foot weariness ‘tion, but in fact they want to diolate closer than a brother and makes the|" yeanwhilo the placing of a few|in the Supreme Court on Monde’. ou suffer may come from derma therneelyes, | They say they don t tive—Col. Bartlett Says It Is|Subway smell ike @ Tenderloin base: | signa only adds nest and adventure to! Kelly had saved $23,000 and vut it in y' 8 per cent, mortgages, Ho they must commences work, and they 4 ing, yventy vears old when he trans- AY ene thay want tho whole tunnel to Not Question of Corporation.) ‘the subway Hog, with the cheap With emoke and epeeking, dring aus | reed ine morsemes tO che Racers The Coward Arch Sup- NTE ta Gweloas 19. 9 Into the advan Cum Crore el Pe mate tO Parr ana hagee, ng. One pene te Nave REF LMAR tO) conn ere mnt he Rod Taiec wits Should ing Shoe i de to re i ane y e a 5 je tagen to, the olty from the arrangement cht DIN tae Abbe erm) Sa [rfceive no lens than fais tsa. veer for porting Shoe is made 4 ent Bt aricy, Would be] Mayor McClellan declined posttively fife, “At their death “Ashtorth, who|lieve just such discomfort. MR, as whee wevond” TR revand Wavond. The ak Hoe te ane. Falinoad are oquitly as ecause they. well not be al: perpetual franchise to in the city free from ch as 18 exercised «ver Gubwaya and street-car lines the tang’ in shalt on Tight fora while ie. Bul which wre peed 99 ° ani naval’ through, thelr power to an power to One Hundred and First strowt, he sald in WABRED FFRSCE) trol the ‘Legiaiature and ‘commis: | the Mayor a short time ogo and in- ‘ 7 ype runared at ab oh aid, Hone o¢ the, tate, they, may be able | formed him that #f he votoed the bill Agent of Derrickmen’s Associa-| fz mn inves him from une cae | HORTON, April 2.—Mies Allee Roose- ‘ would be passed over his head by tho i. fooner had the car started on ‘again daughter of President Roosevelt, | ' Legislature, ‘The Mayor wouldn't reveal} tion Seeks Police Assistance) When ihe tin wet unos, Nim. They pms lung her grandmoiner, Mts. Gears rine, | tho name of this man to-day, h eT drawl ite, 6. Lea, of Kueex road, Choatnut Hill Ht was recalled to-day thai atter ine| tO Find Six Men Who Stabbed) fis eneatedls, making the cuts om his | it expected she witl remain about ten ‘Business snaps, business snaps, to-day to add anything to the mem- orandum he made public in connection with hie veto of the bill taking away from the Board of Aldermen the right to grant franchises, Wh most people are interested In !s the Identity of the representative of the Pennsylvania Rallroad who called on hearing on the bill earlier in the week Paward M, Shepard, who ts attorney for closeted with him for some time, Col, Franklin Bartlett, counsel for the connecting railroad, had this to say to- the Penneylvania at a salary of $60,000 a year, called on the Mayor and was| ment saloon after an all-night session, UNION MANAGER ASSAULT VICTIM Him on Street. Crmpbell Kelth, who satd he was business manager of the Derriokmen's Association, rin Into the Wost Ono the pleasant art of filling the Subway. on disagreement between the men 1 thelr employers, ‘Threats have been made aguinst him, Acoording to Keith, and after the meet- ing liad brokin up last night he started for his home, at No. 67 Weet One Hun- dred and First strect, taking an Bighth avenue car, When he left the car at pl repeatedly, making the outs on his ace. The pollce saw that Kelth got home eafely. or THINK HE JUMPED IN RIVER. Man’s Hat and Cane Found oa Fer unran‘eed the annulty. was to receive Exit, and the reat was to be divided between two nieces of Kelly, Jane and Biizabeth McGibney,. It_is contended in the @ult that as Aghforth eusranteed only $1,218.75 a year on imoctmages eqraing $1.20 @ vear the transfer was without consideration, ALICE ROOSEVELT IN BOSTON. MOF inarily she has visited Mra, Ler gurine “haakespiving week, Dut ane Was Curie th do lat. November, HAD LITTLE FAITH. FITCHBURG WOMAN CURED OF a weak arch. It combines trim appear- ance with absolute ease. ° SOLD NOWHERE ELSE, JAMES S. COWARD, 3585274) Greenwich St., N. ¥. N: argument —just PROOF, . day on ,the situation: Hundredth street station early to-day ry-Ront Decatur, ASTHMA BY FATHER 0 la Interest saulied by a half- nt ral " {sg he , and the findl “ * y a. | Would you like to buy one In this Togislation, Corporations, arg | Park West and One Hundred ana First | A, |S pet See Kia tiedaeas te |< Vater ane: for Ave years. with marks won't sell Co/ton collars ‘For a few dollars down? | Shona heed iby Ha Ana Airside peange | ALTA (0 Break OF nN eee ements 21nd on tne: cerry opak Deagton, Manning THe an at inet induced to ty [fOr the ries of “LINEN” ones, n the same as viduals, bee: wen pouring from several cuts on bs eeeni thi hird atrect and Green- | \ ‘ he | they are simply an etavenblage of cate| cheek wind chin, they Naving bean ine] CATCH TNe yee Mots waliac oes [Father John's Medicine, but et ine! The TRIANGLE on a collar THE BUSINESS MAN'S MOST RELIABLE Be etn nein UE | \ ey ta Deh ANDi fata fe "haar cumapiticd “suicide by Jumping | thine Nee vite G encottraged by ene| Suggests it is made of linen, HANDBOOK, A WHOLE LIBRARY OF J |. To-morrow's the day; change question Je whether or not al Welsh told the mergeant at the desk | IM IMA Peiidveane were found last | change, continued the medicine, 1| The legal word “Linen” proves It. VALUABLE INFORMATION IN ONE | f Goer Hot seat to be the mibehtent cere | (hat he hod been to a meeting of the| went after a trip to Greenpoint. ‘Ther BO, A ‘4 VOLUME. The Sunday World’s Directory ]! Siderttion or that in the ‘Mayor's Seto | Aa¥oolation with which he In connected | Were Reveral Miswongore on the baat, | have talon alx herties And have not They. ens) nomores al Of “wants” is the best wa mau! , at Murphy's Hall, at Forty-ninth giree: | but none of them saw a man jump had one bad spell since, I have gained y: (nd Righth avenue, Tho association, | Ysrveard, in flesh, and am only too glad to ANG MAILED IN he waid, is a new one formed from some Aeaftected members of an older organi. zation who ware Gipeatiofied with the t! w ine " ee Neustacdter wan fifty-five years old la to be vs mt ert Bu eis Se rane wi Gaeta Conan ta as | @ word in behalf of a niedicine that han helped me so much." (Signed) Gladys Carroll, 41 Cane St. Fitch- hung. Nii LINE: 20, 4-ply 4 Sia