The evening world. Newspaper, February 20, 1906, Page 6

fs, REATEST OCEAN STEAMSHIP TERMINAL IN (Drawn by Artist Mortim WHAT PROJECT REALLY MEANS. Hl ot Wi add four miles of ory. a yile rites ve water front to city, with o tone waerer » OREDGERS. direct connection between plers and warehoutes and railroads. Will save hours t in handling ocean ¢retghts. “Wil make Eastern Kings County great manufactur- Ing centre. ° “TO DOCKS IN REW YORK ‘AND HOBOKEN, STRAIGHT UP THE Bay -oo= of ‘Vhe greatest ocean steamship te: | Jamaica Bay. E. H. He There is plenty | Rockaway Beach. and Flatlands side. i? INT HARRIMAN Harriman is back of the project, which calls for the erection of miles of piers and warehouses and a direct connection with the Long Island and Pennsylvania railroads. Mr. Harriman owns a tract of 40¢ options on hundreds of acres in addition between Rockaway Point and also holds options on land on the Sheapshead Bay eee varying from twenty to Bixby feet, ; TUESDAY “EVENING, FEBRUARY “90; 1000. WORLD IS NOW PLANNED FOR JAMAICA BAY er for The Evening World. MAT oA J Art WiLL DOR THE - TERMINAL. E, H. Harriman Back of Project Calling for Miles of Piers and Warehouses—Connected with Railroads. rminal in the world is planned for In order to make Jamaica Bay available for big ships a new channel will have to be dredged frem the ocean through the inlet. A great freight terminal in Jamaica Bay will obviate the necessity for the long and tortu. us trip up the lower and upper bays from Sandy Hook. It will be possibl to load cars direct from the ships and transfer them to the city by way of the new Ward's Island Bridge. Direct connection with the West is contemplated by means of an un- derground freight road across Brooklyn, under the Narrows and to Staten (sland, where the Pennsylvania already owns immense railroad yards and rounds for terminals. A big bridge or a tunnel will furnish communica- tion between Staten Island and New Jersey across Kill Von Kull. acres at Rockaway Point and ba= of water along these stretches, the ‘THE CLOSING ae BILL TO ROUND UP ROCKEFELLER DIES Senate Kills Subpoena Measure WALL STREET. ™ TUESDAY, Feb. %, Some of the most infuential momoers | of the Stock Lxchange went inio the beard room to-d: pecting to eambat an attack on the road stocks. The | Y decision of the Unitsd States Supreme | Am Also Aimed at Andy Court ‘against the Chesapeake & Ohio |AB* 314, yesterday, however, had little cf- Hamilton. fect. on the market. Experts in|} railroad traffe jaformed thelr Walt ne ptreet friends chat the devirlon (Special to The Evening World.) forbidding rafiroad companies frm ALBANY, Feb, %—The Brackett bill, ae sincd at John D. Roxweteller ane Andy’ | [9 coal and making special contracts | Am: Hamilton and insurance wrong-doers I for hauling the same nad no narticular | Xt i Pha inave successfully evaded process- Significance and would not affert anv 1A. 7 © Timers, was killed in the Senate to-day | Other road than the Chosaneake & Hitklen sd th rpora-| Ohio. The enormous coal business of |Contral By a vote of 2 to 5. All the corp c ; of cam ae tion representatives took a rap at the, the Readng Company |s'not handled by |Ches, & Se oie, the Treading Railroad corporation, but | Chic Shite by the Reading Coal Company. The at- | iis or for ‘The dill makes it a misdemean: tempt to hammer Reading on the sup- \ohte:” @ person wilfully to avoid or evade fs ee thes Gt 4 ite. te poSed bearish effect of the Chesapeake | vice of & subpoena or any mandate Cy i ccision was not successfsl, the Court, Senator Grady that it violated the right of privacy. Senator Elsberg declared that unscrup- ulous lawyers would use it to persecute people, especially at inopportune times when they might be entertaining at thetr homes. Senator Brackett made a vigorous de- fense of the bill, saying it was sug- gested by the absence of many of the insurance investigation witnesses from the Btate. Chesapeake & Ohlo stock was not a He ture in the trading. ‘The peculiar course of the United: States Steel stocks excite more interest | anything else. Speculators Who | py the conditions of the steel in- dustry cannot understand the present weakness of the steel shares. There/ has never been a time when the de- mand for finished steel was as urgent as it is now, Officers of the United eRe Pee study PEASFEE | @ave way further in an excited break iwoear PRICES DOWN, Montler Inherits $28,000. 41% 42 gy bit ee 4 ATL IC CITY, N.S4) Feb, 20. ih 8H CORN GETS SUPPORT. | | By the death of an aunt in Brooaiyn 17146 . vusepa James, young hoster in ‘Tucker- Ry 2% + 4 | ton, on the mainiand, has fallen heir #4, #8 = Ib) Wheat started at a loss in the market | to $28,000 in Long Island realty. James #” 40 fH | w-day, May ieading the decline. ‘There | hai or an for and will go to New Sy dg ~ | was no change in the bearish crop con- | = — — ditions, and weakness in the outside otal s 1,11h000 share | (a COTTON SLUMPS ON HEAVY SELLING ORDERS, stocks to-day were of bonds $1,924,0 markets helped the cut here. “sold here JOYES’ TABLETS HY-PO-PHOS-PHITES. but Up tm Four Perfect Freseripticn: Are, F, hatter, and, pleasant! io “twke. than Hy: worpnfte 8 te Baru Srettrintion Noo t in lquidat on he: avy bearish weather Hews and the continued absence of for- elgn demand Gorn was Well supported. New Y rk's opening prices were: Wheat—July, i May, 6 1-2 to B85 September, & Giteago'a cpenitng: 8 Cotton was 2 to 8 paints lower in the| |nrst run of trade to-day, and later| ices were: Wheat July, §1 7-8. ¢ under heavy stop loss selling. which | 5 : , ine and Strychnine, ts Ree Maout | 13 s Corn—May i 2 e v ; | forcea quotations off 14 points before | id 4; Beptembe: “nlcwew fuse’ Invaluable fo the market could absorb the offerings. | 4._ roducing Mssch wa od to iba ait May com, YOR ng prog were, ates Reed an 10,60. | gente! er. offered; February corn top, General Debility and Mal un Tne opening prices were: March, 10.49 | #: 49; July, 49 1-4 offered; Sepiem- | For sale at all leading Drugeists’, t> 10.50; April, 10.85 bid: May, 10.68 to | > breed rices were: May ; July. $1 5-8 bid February con, offered: July 44 offered; De- closing 1 August, 10.67 bid; October, 10.69; July. to 10.68; Se a CALUMET-HECLA DIVIDEND, ° BOSTON, Feb. 20.—Calumet and Hecla directors to-day declared a dividend ot $15 per share Sunday World Wants Work Monday Wonders : OF 1028 to 4 , 10.30 to 1p December, 10.88 t0 10.38 States Steel Corporation say that they qoessiire were Brackett, Raines, Smith, HAVe been obliged to refuse otis see @oodsell and Frawley. many thousands of tons of Steel h=- ——>___ canse their extereive plants are already Mo, overtaxed with work. The orders now Mo . a ~, K: OF C.’S VAUDEVILLE BILL. | on tne books of the Unitad Swel Cor- poration are close to §,000,000 tons, the} Big Benefit for Stricken Brother | jargest amount of business in the com. WIM Be Me1a Feb. 21. |pany’s history. There ‘s more struc- | tural steel in demand now than ever! Riverside Council, of the Krights of | jefore. ‘The leading steel and iron Columbus, will hold a big benefit on wh ve ma vass of trade papers have made a can night of Feb, U. for a brother wh \this country, and they report that gou gaa, at Columbun fiat, ain 7 ‘ pufiding operations alone, exclusive of Paulist Fathers’ jet oad needs, now require 500,000 tons | uctural steel. | Columbus av - Aapipndia Saree fae J. Hill's deferred departure for the South is sad to have been caused The Senators voting in favor of the tertainment is) We 8 in the yaude. @asured, many topl Wille" world "having. + pear, Already there a i desire he details of the @dvance sale of tickets, pat it is ere By is cemiie nto) arcane ore land: hat. the ‘occation will’ be one’ where Antler of the Great Northern ore nds is standing room only and very to the United States Steel Corporation. title of that. i eens ‘he E: ve Committee of the ia Among topxe who haye gi = furance that they wil given thelr ar. named corporation ts considering this | twas tppenr at it are ma Carus, £ e Y and James Thornton. Man the séme prominence in world will doubtless be next few dayn and an official announce- w. The shares Toe Tel, 8b Twin ©. ¥ Us Tiga Pacitie matter to-lay ment is expected to-mc of Great North and Northern Pacific | advanced this morning on the bellef that this ore land deal ts going through with- out any further delay. A temporary hitch in the negotiations was caused by ev! in the —_——___ MAYOR PRAISES COL. MIKE. Mr. Hill the mini- He Says Padden Has Lots of mum hed yearly. | Exeentive Abit sien setcd| THE EASY OIL. Mayor McClellan was only Is a Great Northern “meton ‘| 1 to-day No n ” ¢ butlon | : . about the appointme: MIke’ | exper Serre Se ee onelasta ts Scott’s Emulsion is Paddeh as Water & |oked forat the same time, While the! 4, h “Qbl, Paden ix, a ent, man: | Northern Packie has no interest the easy oil”—easy to the Mayor aad much more | ore deal its _mazagement is exesutive adllt; take, easy inaction. Its use insures deliverance from the griping and nau- seating sensation peculiar to the raw oil. Nobody who has any regard for the stomach thinks of taking cod liver oil in the old way when Scott's Emulsion is to be had. It is equally certain that no one whose health is | Properly regarded will | accept a cheap emulsion pearge eral oyriem a a | ‘s Emulsion It common and %2505,12 of the preterrea |fUlfills every mission of geese Seageee ae aa cod liver oil and more. The statement was made to-day semi- officially that the Chicago and North- pay the full year’s dividends on all of the stock, |scorra BOWNE, 4og Pearl Street, New York 4 . than people give htm Inated by Hill, and the Hal tol) will make a good man | v he et has béen given to understand ha ethern Pacite developments aro to follow the consummation of the G Northern deal. p 3 an ae was on mucn the Some. curlosity has been excited in | Stock Exchange cirejes by the postpone- ment of Jacob H. Schiff's trip to San o und thence to the Orient. Mr, ancis Schiff was scceduled to start westw inst Friday. He was particu.arly va in Wall 6 yesterday, and “he | ita some of his friendy that he was too busy to get away. The rumor-mak- jera have evolved a theory that Mr, Schiff's \arrying in New York is asso- | ciated with some prospective action of | the Union Pacific directors. Chicago and Northwestern stock, which gained 91-2 polnts yesterday, dis played additional strength to-day. Subwertption rights in sconnection. with the proposed Issue of $16,267,400 of new common stock at par will Vield a yen- eroun Vonus to the stockhoklers of Tec- | Dally Character Studies. The Dressmaker. A-araving and asticn ing ‘The whole diy jo! Never losing patienc When ite thing: wrong, ee the kind of A World brings who cuts and fits And known the «tyl of things. SPRING'S COMING! Want Fee POWDER & The Healing rhomat—t Marvel of Healing—The Healing Wonder SHOULD BE IN EVERY HOME QUICKLY CURES ITCHING HIVES, ITCH BITES TETTER SCRATCHES SALT RHEUM STINGS ECZEMA WOUNDS, MASHES ITCHING PILES PROUD FLESH PIMPLES CATARRH ERUPTIONS TONSILITIS RING WORM DISCHARGES IVY POISON MpaLina’ & if SORES ULCERS ABSCESSES BOILS FELONS CARBUNCLES SORE GUMS CANKER SORES FISSURES QUICK TO ACT AND MIRACULOUS IN OURATIVE POWER Danger of Gangrene, Lock Jaw Hydrophobia and Blood Poisoning Averted ANGER of Tetanus, Gangrene, of Infection from Rusty Nails, Tin, Pin Scyatches, Pistol or Gun Shot Wounds, Dog or Snake Bites, Scratches or Stings from any animal or insect, Cutting Corns or Bunions, Infection from any wound, may be prevented by prompt use of WELLS’ ‘MIRACLE OF HEALING” powder. Great cleanser and healer of indolent or foul running sores or ulcers. Invaluable tas Douche, Spray or injection in offensive Catarrhal, Pelvic or Vaginal discharges. Cures Proud Flesh, Tonsilitis, Diphtheritic Sore Throat, Being Antiseptic, Disinfectant and Germicide, it is a healing phen- omenon that should be in every family ready for emergencies that may arise at any hour, Get it now, Take it with you travelling. May save you the surgeon's knife; may save a finger, hand, arm, foot, leg or your life, Usedasa powder, or mixed to makeasalve, or dissolved in water, fora wash. Ask for WELLS? MIRACLE OF HEALING POWDER, 26c bottles at druggists, or sent by mail promptly on receipt of price, E. S. WELLS, Chemist, Jersey City, N. J., U.S. A. 9 o’Clock. THE PINK EDITION OF THE EVENING caatae Be Wonsnaftr Soro Store Closes at 5.30 P, M. Handsome Couches At February Prices For one of these last days of the February Furniture Sale we offer five styles of our regular stock Couches much below regulur prices. Two styles of Box Couches and three of ruived-head Couches. We will make up to order as many as we sell today and tomorrow. Box Couches will be covered in best quality denim in several colors. And the raised-head Couches in fancy velours in a dozen colorings and patterns. A word of description : $18 Box Couches to Order at $12 Denim Box Couches, 6 ft. long, 30 in. wide; all short hair; thirty- two best spiral springs; concealed self-opening spring to top; 7-inch box inside; buttoned top, ball-bearing casters, hard-yood frame. To order in olive green or ather colors of denim. Delivery within one week, $26 Libing Room Couches to Order at $18 Raised-head Reclining Couches, 6 ft. 4 in. long, 29 in. wide; twen- ty-seven best spiral springs in the seat; nine springs in the head; moss and hair filling; fine construction, oak frame and legs, 5-row square tufting; cover of fancy velour. To order and delivered in one week. $22.50 Box Couches to Order at $15 Denim Box Couches, 6 ft. long, 30 in. wide; box fs seven inches deep inside; thirty-two best spiral springs; square tufted; all short hair filling; hard-wood box, ball-bearing casters, self-opening spring to lid; olive green or other colored denim. To order, and delivery in a week. 4 $30 Raised-Head Couches to Order at $20 Living or bedroom Couches, 6 ft. 4 In. long, 29 In. wide; plain seat, webbed bottom, with twenty-seven best steel spiral springs; nine springs in head; moss and huir top; brass nails; mahogany finished legs, fine construction; covered in fancy velours, and made to order in one week. $30 Living Room Couches to Order at $20 Rafsed-head Couches, 6 ft. 4 in, long, 30 in. wide; 5-row diamond tufting; best spiral steel springs, brass ls around base; mahogany finished legs; moss and hair filling: fine construction and finish; fancy velour cover. Made to order, and delivered within one week. Sample Couches At $13.50, from $18—Box Couch; olive green denim. At $15, from $22.50—Box Conch; tuited green denim. At $22.50, from $30—Box Couch; tufted green denim. At $27.50, from $33—Divan Couch, 2 ft. x 6 ft ive green denim. ‘At $20, from $27—Box Couch, in green denim tufted. At $18, from $25—Box Couch; cedar lined; green denim, At $27.50, from $35—Box Couch; green denim tufted; mahogany finished frame. | At $13.50, from $18—Divan in with loose mattress, in red denim. At $45, from $60—Raised-hend Couch In Glive green linen velour. At $75, from $95—Raised-head Couch in blue panne plush. above Conches are on the § Tenth street JOHN, WANAMAKER Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Fourth Avenue, Ninth and Tenth Streets. Broadway, The Unusual Store. Upholstery and Curtain Fabrics IN ODD LOTS AND REMNANTS OF Oriental Drapery Silks, Tapestries, Madras Materials and Japanese Fancy Crepes. length: from I!y to 25 and 30 yards exch and at> exceptional alee They Naford' 2a indicriminste sesotment of choice ard useful matetale for Femture and ouch covering, also curtains, &c., &c. The price: at which they will be told are as follows: 27 and 30 inch DRAPERY SILKS at 38¢. Reduced from 65¢ . 75:. and $1.00, i PESTRY at 50c., 75¢., $1.00, $1.50, $2.0°. 50-inch TAPE thcced from $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $5 00 and $40. MADRAS, for curtains, at 25¢. and 35¢. see Reduced from 50c. and 75e. Remnants of 30-inch Jnpanere FANCY CREPES, fot Kimonon Cushion Top, dey at 18s Price, 35c. a yard. TAPESTRY SQUARES for Cushion azd Chair Covering, at 25¢., 35€s, Reduced from 50c., 75c., $1. 50c., 75c. and $1. oy ¢| 0 inches by 3 yards TAPESTRY COUCH COVERS for $3.00 cach. 00, $1.50 and $2.00. Reduced from $5.00 and $6.00 each. 2 mo TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS for $3.00. 63 inch Oy A ced (rom $5.00 and £600 (Third Floor.) A. A. VANTINE @ Co., BRO/D WAY, BETWEEN I8TH AND 15TH STREETS. CATALOGU MALLICN RISK. During Febru ‘ash WIG BOM OUR NEW my MLR 10’ Per Allow Open Every Evening Until ale Home comslets of, the follening articles, and ia om eshinitien In cur waatteatnn pletely Furnished at jand Washetand; ote cane Seal cuametted "Bea $1.00 per week Soltd Brass Bed: Bie er he pare | sate, peal Jersey pate Connections, CONTAINS ALL SPORTING NEWS OF THE Da‘ 4