The evening world. Newspaper, February 5, 1906, Page 1

Bingham Wants Civilians to Do All)’ _ Inside Work, So that Men Now Held There Can Pound the Sidewalks in Uniform. _-WILL SAVE THOUSANDS TO, ‘CITY AND: INCREASE FORCE. Clerks, Telephone and Telegraph Operators and Court Details Among Jobs He Would Take from His Men. Police Comm!ssioner Bingham made, some statements to-day before two mmittees of the Hoard of Aidurmen that will cause consternation at Po: lice Headquarters, in the courts and other: places to which men in uniform |] 5 Among-other things he proposed to drive every man in uniform out of ~Polite Headquarters and to put civilian clerks in their stead, | SWhat, brought the Commissioner te {= the City Hall wns that he wanted per- WOORHESS ROLLS | PERFECT SCORE. CANE mission to appoint an executive cler] Sta valary-of $3,100. By this)means erage ‘ ¢ aod olbater: Paes i NEW,YORK, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1906. CHAMPION BOWLERS WHO ‘ teh 4 At Rolling Som {Worl ae! Allright | GOULD COUNTESS KEEPS | CHILDREN PENDING DIVORCE | Efforts to Reconcile Castellanes Fafl — Frank ‘ Gould in Paris to Give. Assistance | to, His Sister, drought by the Castel: Bilfandibs Agree: on Details \ for the Match for Cue WILL COMPETE TO-NIGHT. Fields Were, of a Nice Size and Betting on Results Brisk. ‘$field of four, served as the tea! ee ceradton on the various FAIR GROUNDS, Nitw. ORLEANS; | 6 Feb. i—Tho ‘card here to-day R008. sport, although thére was nothing particularity classy a} the entries, ‘The fourth race, a handicap, with, a ot yoautts the day, The track was! in FIRST RACE—Six nPonite. * HEY | ‘Circulation Books Open to All,?” ] Special Sessions Holds that. the ment of an Alleged “Initiation Isa Subterfuge to Evade Statu' .Prohibiting Prize Fights. FINES DONNELLY’ IN CASE TO TEST LEGALITY OF CLI tivés Paid Way In to Get dence Against It The Justices’ nf the Court of Special Sessions this afternoon : déath Knell of tho mushroom boxing clubs by finding the atten Colma Athletic. Clud guilty of violating the law in giving chi i Justice McKean declared that the paymont of a $i initiation at 4 for a ticket of admission was sinryly a subterfuge to evade the Jaw.’ : Bince the alkest. of the Officers the <ther efibs Hays pa the entertainments they he C in he aatiirs. of mt teet: Fane, curtained sky.that nevet attetidd s mere ‘Paid toe Ger In: ‘The tray’ w caked by t torney Kroteh was’ Frank A. Campbell. He was fence, He sald hevwas one of the ore ter members. There were twenty-five: ] Whe started the club xix years ago. . Asked About Membership. REE a, agoompanted. b; was it degrees. : ar tne a snow- the nortreast & bit here, ‘The! ‘gt noon on account . SNOW IN OHIO _ AND TRAFFIC-BLOCKED,