The evening world. Newspaper, July 3, 1905, Page 4

lector of Internal Revenue, in His New Office. A Colored Republican Leader Gives Lesson to Politicians.on How to Reach Favor. | he Repudlican party, by virtue of Presi- | @fea, baving on Batuntay succeeded Gtaries H. Treat, now United States Sreasurer. F j ' “Oharley” Anderson, ashe ts familiar ty mown throughout the State, 1s no Sq such hes been brought in con- with many prominent men—men rful in politics—who indcrsed him the new position. Years ago Anderson, who was born fm Ohio, was physician's ‘“darky." By petseverence and tact he secured a @ommon school education and then, not " @étisfed, worked his way through a Warthern College. He came to this city Shortly before the Harrison and Mor- ton campaign, and is now the recognized Yeader of the Republican colored aux- Maries in this State, In his office on the second floor of the, Dullkding at No. 150 Nassau street, the ew Collector on Saturday transacted a fot ef business and found time to ne- sive the congratulations of numerous | Sends, white and black. His office swas a bower of flowers sent him by ad- | “mirers and clubs composed of colored fen scattered gil over the State. Rich manufacturers whose only trans- ections with colored men probably had been with servants and porters, con- versed with him as to their tax on dif- eng articles under the Internal Rev- law. ‘They went away satisned that the new Collector was as “white” aa any of his predecessors, despite his “I find this job is quite different from (he one I have just got through with,” femarked Mr. Anderson, “There was @ome pleasure attached to the other Position in a way, but tere it te all Millionaire “Race Friend.” Just then the new: Collector was in- Mterrupted by the ringing of the tele- phone bell on his desk. ank you, thank you," he sald over hone. me of my race-track friends con- gratulating mo on my new position,” he Femarked, hanging up the receiver. The ‘“race-track friend’ was no less & personage than a multi-millionaire who controls nearly all the racing in this State, “To what do I owe my, success?” he Tepeated to a question. “Well, that is hard to answer, but I think !t is all due to fact, as it were. “There's a great deal in knowing how te deal with the situation that confronts ou, “In every position I have held," he gontinued, “my office door has never been closed and never will be. A caller Never feels aggrieved if he has to wait 4o long as he can see you are busy, Bhut the door so that he can’t see and s away with the js your time in 6. Mvnite politicians could learn much » from Charley Anderson. Though he $s on intimate etrms with politicians and Wealthy men of this State and city he never forgets, so he says, that he be- ngs to a diffe race. ‘An instance of hts aise tion and mod- shown not Mored man in {tation to the Albany, and, he announced this city” re overnor's delighted with the honor, the news on every side: % “But you'rs no are you? asked a whit» Re an te der. who happened to }ave met him and who thus learned of the Jn n “Sure, I'm go my dinmor ds, Pigrest at the permit such cape my partie! Tact Hix Strong Point. It wasn't long befo’e the negro’s talk of attending the r ception had stirred up the most uncomfortable kind o hired the very Do you think opportunity to es- controversy. e other tending guests sald that the negro ou, never to have been inylted, and that if he went they m siny away, while many of his brethren took opposite | glides and threatened to leave the Re- | publican party for all time 'f the col © ored guest was not made welcome. At Yast Mr. Anderson called on the man who had originated the whole trouble and said: “You're in the wrong. You should not have said 9 wor 1 0. won't be is the ding 1 invited!” hapny there. A omfortable #0 a most un in this work Interrupted the Pilon’ since Levi T've always = tact, my bay' 1 " The regrets were a “Tact. Tact maxim of the n _—- | Personal life. MISS SMALLEY IS HIS STENOGRAPHER | Miss Ida Smailey, PW. Smaliey, the author and correspon f Ent of the London Time daughter by adaption So Be Thankful! > <= Put your goloshes And carfare away, You'll need neiher one On this 34 ~ily day; For to a new home There's a quick, easy way— To find one see what World “To-Lets” have to say. > < 1,085 ' seam Houses, Apartments Gonortbvad ant offered day through unday World's MN Tosket” Bulletin Wendell Pi “Charley” Anderson, Col- TACT PUT HIM IN PLACE. Stew York has a negro for !ts Collec- flor of Internal Revenue. Charles W. Anderson, the colored "Demosthenes" of Gent Roovevelt, is now occupying that @renper to public office. For the past aix Peare he hae helt the position of State Gapervttor of Race-Track Accounts, You don't want to | FANG WORLD Mt ts hound to wo In businoss as well ag daughter of George and grand- Ips, has become oMctal stenographer | in the office of the Collector of Internal Revenue, An Evening World reporter to- terrupted Miss Smalley as her hands rip-| fuse pled over the ivory keys to ask her !f | to comply it was as the granddaughter of the great| feet I must abolitionist that she had taken up her all the not work as stenographer to the new Col-| “And yo: lector of Internal Revenue. | paper man Mise Smalley's lips parted and seomed| put Misa Smalley just about to burst forth into a crisp Seldom has a de sermon on her theories of race equality | peen appointed to and the higher education of women and) strong backing as the da colored folk, when her brow clouded and/ at Her mot she prefaced her reply with a tart ques- | daughter of W tion of her own. Smailey had “Are you a reporter?” Car The Evening World repre- sentat! was stfll sflent. elt. himself een her ector had auch excellent recommenda. | MY OFFICE Door, ci wy her thi GRA’ 1eANS name | Anderson as a desirable | posits lerson to-lay. THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, JULY 3, 1905. GRO WHO COLLECTS TRADE TAX FOR UNCLE SAM HERE Cc. W. ANDERSON, THE NEW INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTOR. BOER WAR RIOT FOLLOWS SONG “God Save the King,” Sung by British, Makes Brighton Beach Canteen Resemble a Massa- cre Scene for Awhile. \TULATED AND DEMOCRATS, Five hundred Boer and British voter ans of the late Gouth African War en- |waged in @ fracas that almost assumed the form of a riot when members of the British oontingent ‘nsisted that their national anthem be sung on the occa- sion of the Boer-Rritish Club house- warming at Brighton Reach last night. | At a meeting night tt was decided to; jadmit to membership all of the soldiers | now encaniped at Brighton Beach, A housewarming followod the Boer ‘War performance and a large number of men gathered in the new canteen. Vaudeville features entertained the men until midnight, when the Irish Volun- teers led in singing “America,” Brit- ishers joined in the alr and followed ft with “God Save the King.” To this the Boers and Irish took exception, They shouted for silende, and in @ twinkling the midnight order of the Boer-British camp resembled @ massacre scene, and sister at No. 125 West Seventy-| Gen. Piet Cronje and Capt. A. W. rd street. Lewls, who were guests of the Boer- have to-day in which Make sure that your fav: H to every household. May Manton’s Daily Fashions. ‘The skirt that clears the ground gains in favor week by week and month by month, and {s constantly ap- pearing in new forms. Here {3 one of the lat- | est, that {s made to take graceful folds be- low the straps, which are applied over the Plaits and seams for a portion of their length. 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Send 10 Cents in Coin or Stamps for Bach Pattern Ordered, IMPORTANT—Write your name and address plainly, and always tpecily size wanted. | Bere Ble our WINS FREE BEACH Bensonhurst Park st Park Restrltion | Removed and Residents Can Now Use People’s Bathing Strip. as the ~ sult of The Evening World's crusade for a free public bathing beach at Henson- hurst Park has resulted in the reopen- ine of the beach to the public and the | of the offemiing "No bathing" order uf Park Commissioner . Kennedy, of Brooktyn and Queens. The short-lived prohibition of buth- ing ef the Bensophurst Purk beach. ‘tis which worked only hardship on the ro- spectable residents of the vicinity in- @ true aiead of reuching the offenders aw in ehded aroused we inch, indignation in jg chiclets OnnUret an a Beach that univ toe. POM “wctioa ‘of “Commissiorion are used by nedy prevented a committee {ror Walllng on Mayor McClellan with a physicians as As it is, y many nice things aro fe mild, yet poste tthe Commiasloner and 1 World, whith gave pub: lelty to the attempt to take Away the people's beach. Commissioner Ken- jhedy in acting within y-four houre after a commisive walted on, him Wap, MARY friends Ae he tive, stomachic, you need only buya nickei’s worth to try, bay shore. had nov vx- ih aihenial @ the veaah crying Bi posed When New York iu ty 9 ng ii 10 RESCUE HORSES Policeman Breaks Into Blazing Barn and Drags Out Two Animals — Three Horses Die in Flames—Damage $1,500. his own } af and amid the avehue tire h ran ray brok Red the two horses out at the risk was Hi station, of the five animals confined t No. ks turn through blinding clouds of agonized screams 1g horses, Roundsman Murray, led to 17 Rapelye street, discovered | tizen no- barn. ts owned by street in into the barn and a deeper cut below present wholesale cost. DAINTY BISCUITS Fresh from the oven of the NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY. 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