The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1906, Page 6

tepese, Pesaley fe al om 3 oN te SHES HHS ABOUT VREELND Congressman, Supposed Envoy of Roosevelt, in Fight on Odell. (Special to The Evening World.) ALBANY, March 5.—Congressman James W. Wadsworth had a long talk Higgins to-day about the Political eituation in this State. The Congressman is understood to have cammunicated to the Governor the views of President Roosevelt on the proposition to reorganize the Repub- Mean State Committee. Congressman Wadsworth said that he discussed with the Governor the question of a judgeship appointment for his district. . “Tt is reported that your visit to the Governor had to do with a proposition to make Congressman Vreeland, of Ca tateugus, the rucessor €x-Gov Odell as Republican State Chairman,” an Evening World correspondent said to the Congressman. “My interview with the Governor re-| disorderly conduct. Defrancisco lives |? My. fated to matters concerning dis- trict.” was Mr. Wadsworth’s reply. “Are you in favor of Vreeland for State chairman,” was asked. “Tam [think he would meke a good chairman.” “Are you one of those who believe tn an immediate reorganization of the party?" “Iam for reorganization at the oppor- tune time,” was the evasive reply. The impression here Js that the re- organizers have suffered an attack “cold feet,” and are afrald that the echeme to oust Odell immediately would Not carry. As one of them observed to-day: “We can't zo into this thing unless we are dead certain of having the votes to put through the project. It would my be better to wait until fall and proceed | regularly, than to make an attempt now, and fall." The demonstration for Odel at the recent dinner of the legislative oorre- spondents {s sald to have undermined ths confidence of the ‘new deal” oon- tIngent to put the ex-Governor out of Dueiness. Some of the State Committee- men wao were counted as anti-Odell have been discovered to be ant!-Hig- sine, Another disturbing element in the ait- uation for the reorgantzers is the clash of personal ambitions that arises every tima some one is mentioned to take Odell’s place. William Barnes, jr., and the others in Eastern New York, ft ts said, would be exceedingly sore over the elevation of Vrecland to the chatrmanshtp. The western end of the State would be eetting a monopoly of tne good things. Congressman Wadsworth went to New York after his interview with the Gov- ernor. He came here late last night fm, stopped with his son, Speaker Wadsworth. Gov. Higgins refused to discuss bis | talk with the Congressman. SPRINGER SUMMONED AGAIN FOR “CONCERT.” Grand Opera-House Manager and F. F. Proctor Must Explain in Police Court. The police of the West Twentieth street statmn to-day obtained from Magistrathe Walsh in the Jefferson Market Court a summons for Jon H. Springer, manager of the Grand Opere- | House, Eighth avenue and Twenty- third strest, This summnna reaulres Mr. Springer to appear in court on Wednesday and explain his reasons for ving a theatrical perofrmi {heatre Nast night,” ae eee Capt. Burfeind, of the West Twentieth street station, und Detectives Rappalt and Keenin got the summons, which Makes the third in order or succession which Springer will haye to answer. The ai Previous cases were post- TRIED MURDER ON CROWDED "L” TRAIN Strange Italian with Stiletto | | Makes Attack on Detective | Who Had Just Left Court. | FRIEND OF PRISONER? Overpowered and Disarmed, Ross} Refuses Any Explanation as to | His Action—Held for Trial. Edward Reardon, a detective at- tached to the Dtastriot-Attorney’s of- flce, was attacked on a crowded Third hyenue (‘L" trjn at Forty-ebventd | street at 1 o'clock to-day by an Italian, | who attempted to stab him. The man | was disarmed defore he hed done any damage by Reardon, with the sasist- ance of Detective Goss, of the Fifth street station. He said that his name is Charles Ross, and that ne Uved at | No. 7 First street, @ report sald to be | kept by Ronle Herts. Reardon says he belteves Ross was «| friend of Gleuseppt Defrancisco, whom | the detective arrested last night for at No, 412 Bast Bleventh street, and was dned $10 by Magistrate Comell In | Yorkville Court to-day. Then Facer | to othe “L” train to downtown, He says he did not know Ress and did not notice bim until the man leaped at him with a stiletio in his hand. } The car was thrown into an uproar | > ythe of Ross the arms of Reart»: n and street station the detectives took Ross |from the train and hustled him to! Yorkville urt. He would make no | | explanaiton of his ettack and wes held for trial. ALDERMEN TO 60 AFTER RAILWAYS {Committee Will Look Into In- efficient Service andEn- | force the Law. ‘The Rafiroad Committee of the Board of Aldermen will at to-morrow's meet- ing of the board Introduce a resolution looking to fwil Investigation of all the surface rafironds of the city anti to| decide whether they are eiving an effi-| clent @ervice to the public, This will also take tn the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Compeny, which, although governed by a different ordinance than that of Man- | hattan, can, it 1s believed, be reached. ‘This action is the direct outcome of | he wall that comes from the Bronx | where, it is claimed, passengers home- ward bound after midnight have eome- | times to walt forty minuies for a car. | In Manhattan and the Bronx the com- panies are supposed to run the cars| every twenty minutes, and failure to| Go @o calls for ® penalty of $100 for every offense. With Brooklyn # is different. Over there the B. R. T. operates under an! ordinance imown as ter 3 of arti- cle 6, section 14, of the ordinances of the | | old city of Brooklyn. Jt provides that between the hours of 6 A. M and) midnight cars must be run “to sult | the public convenience,"’ but Assistant Corporation Coursel ‘Connolly could not find anything showing at the gompany is commie to run any ere | that wil | cover that point, of the finst things to be looked into. -1t t# also ordained tm the Brooklyn or- dinance thit every violation of the law | must be reported! ty the molice, which seoms to put the matter dn a meusure np to Commissioner Elngham. Tha resolution to De Introduced to- morrow wil call upon the Corporation | Counsel to take tmmediate aaiion. J. P. MORGAN IN ROME; | SUFFERS FROM A COLD. | ROME, March 6.—J. Pterpont Morgan, who arrived ‘here yesterday, és suffering from a slight coh. but generally his | health fe good. | He will be recetved by King Victor Emmamoel shortly. oun-| 350 Sixth Avenue! THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 5, GERMANS LAY A SNARE FUR THE FRENCH Tryto Wear Their Patience in Moroccan Affair and Force False Step. ALGECIRAS, Spain, March 5.—In- the voting of Saturday. The German delegates show discontent with the de- cision to take up the police question before the bank question {s completed. ‘There is no indication that they will refuse to proceed, but the conforrees expect dilatory tactics. The Germans ask for time to secure and the other impatience at intimate further instructions, delegates are showing the delays. The Germans that things are being rushed, and say they do not intend being 1 . They are counting upon France losing patience and making a false step, which would throw the onus of @ rup- ture the French. Tne somi-oficial explanation of Saturday'e vote ts as follows conference detarminas procedure e majority, but merits require a ui vote. Therefore, preceding @ vote, there will not be any decisive aotion ‘upon ‘he remaining quest police and bank. 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