The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1906, Page 2

Mi, Levy and Judge Rosalsky wup- Ang. ported her. mot xuilty jected abe tend oe mitigate the punishr Intlic to murder ai of manslaughter in the first d There are outside circumsta with the casi ted. ‘Your Honor," sald District-s'ttorney Jerome, “I understand that this defen- dant desires to withdraw her plea of nd interpose e that wi {tl had no handkerchief. Hick through the black-glov before her eyes as Cleric Went through the legal form and Girectly if the Dist ote her mney had stated her rect): tendanis and to swallow women int irs and tendants, 2) thy untortu , ) of all who ) grief and misery, half hysveri chal lifted th im a chair whsle an officer hu of water, The teeth of the prisoner were locked the water they tried to force her her chin, The many of them rolled Gown ‘court-ror ay these! w dragged The screams inate girl tou gaw her st position “Yos,"" sobbed the prisoner in a vole that war heard throughout the court Then Came Coll: "and then came the RGiiadnes: screamed nid fell te | Judge Rosal flo’ vlimbed 1 ‘back by id moans of d the he Bling with her fe dt became apparent that her hysterla was too deep-roo| down over res that ry 58 per hair, wh the’ co Women seated along the her removal Justice I @ jury, saying t as was at h avis ordered that she } geated in her chair. Her the arms of , swept th induced him ughter plea. He when the time comes for the imposition f sentence he will see that the ends of justice shall be served. To Go to Reformatory. ed to fe ho had becon spond to such hand. Justice ne carried head hi ne to, a promised that “While Justice Davis could not be in regard girl will receive, It District-Atto: imprisostment which time it is believed b to what pu would for Wom @ will remain at least a "her counsel those interested in her that new will dawn upon her. iit have considered the case care- sald Abraham Levy, after the proceedings, ‘and we feel that our In for the best Interests of both taken.” t had Mr. Levy been carried, @ are also confident that coming Ais will justify the course that w said he eent the girl's sentence would mt Agra deep significance in. the | ofement of sentence to the 29th,” Judge Rosalsky. N in the Tombs, where Rerthe| 4 Dr. McGuire n revived her from the swoon. After tow minutes she begged that her be allowed to come and taik her. Warden Flynn granted the t, and in a few moments Teques and daughter were clasped in h other's arms. Will Expose Police. the noon recess to-day a con- Jerome, Ely held between and counsel 1 District-At- Assistant Distric for Berthe . None of those in attendance Bay at the time what the con- Aste about, but agreement had it was soon been reached which the he Claiche girl should plead ty to manslaughter in the first de- and’ in consideration of a light before the Grand Jury and lice corruption in the Ten- ientence £0 to po in. Als news created all sorts of excite- mt as it spread through the court- mg and corridors, At 210 o'clock Mr. Judge and r, Levy’s partner, Rosal: fenry U entered the court-room through Justice Davis's x we chambers. This was had appeared the fir in the case. Ung: Rosalsky beckoned to the prisone! 9 had been waiting in her seat ‘end of the lawyers’ table, and t out behind her lawyers. By that we every one in th court-room knew was coming. One of her counsel snid this afternoon t District-Attorney Jerome and P»- Commissioner rae had agree suse the te: inte a number of stimons the girt to pr Police of officials ta th: amiasioner Bingham as to the poll iAsbeen in the hands of Assistant Di Perkins ‘and Ely ore than t wo weeks. Berthe Claiche supplied corroboration of this and it 1s for this urpose that will be cal'ed as a witness before Grand Jury. Justice Stopped Plea. Gy Berthe Claiche wa Ro ity yesterday, as e Ei ? colusively stated. , his assistant, El. Pagreed upon the plea being e the understanding t Gendro: mn in cold bk have pleaded ing World tiorney Lev hat the f 1, refused to into any agreement as'to her pun- it. was the reason that Berthe plea of guilty was aot made che’ “Yemerday instead of to-d “Mr. Jerome had felt all ¢ nlong that the 1 was somewhat justified killing dron, but be n peabed. He renin vit he girl's plea the advisability a in order that she ht be used as a wenpon against the i mailers of the Tenderloin “end West Forty-seventh black treet station. solute ite Jenny, ivoree to-d now Mzs. venue, Brooklyn, obtained a decree jay from his ames Morris, free sort of unh He na few Gwent to Cuba. Mrs. Man day that sh e would at once ted to Morris. ¥, Mar e had married Janies Morris sald that newspapers that after a brief hearing that showed e decree was granted by Justice Mad- £ 1 hatoed Enoch Mannon married the woman in 169 ah left her in 196, ish American War in 1898 and re- ed to i wil found his wi. in 1899. ed read ne AN non bad died of fove went to the montis ago, in Cuba and inon admitted he had not been in communication with his wife since non ied RAPID TRANSIT REFORM FADING IN ALBANY. | P Fapld-transit legislation situation the Page where a com the or City Club Prentice, who {Special to The Evening World.) 6.—The prospect for this year 1s romis measure, introduced the in the Lower House, !s now @ proposition ring stand behind the I that he was lagter bill ‘Doct wre pin to rep F uso a nunibe 6 to it in oon- 1 her fora one of the in the noi ed {| climber, Wil name, spo-n, laid in of the Sever Teddy had cv o-da, driving twenty of the his Wilson, tending line of me by doe! ple story 4 @rcams Sani Quristri in the Bridge, his pa Court, slender Jiunes. manuf \ i wing dim. The reform elements | the ring among themselves have created sat on ton, Into court, gave me a hard Edward Wilson. like him. ihe court ution surely rank Prown, Mr. and Mrs, y ‘Tatrty-first peared in the THIEF VANISHES FROM RAYMOND ST Warden and Police Clash) in Attempt to Ex- aetver plain His Escape. SUBSTITUTE IS HELD.) »1“Cop Shoved Me Into Line,” Says Innocent Peter Quinn in Court. the cleve! ning ech dis » court office Wilson, wno of the ancient warders Jail the thir who naven’ ing Uled gunis, ools of the i oUt, and lately a prisuner, loss was discovered Adams Street Court this a‘ter- rs say he must have out of the old jail somewhat Frank Brown, the famous porch- did on New Year's Day, only , unlike Brown, consi his place, The keepe in gabout like mad, pause lo to declare that Wilson was s transit on the way cell to the court pen in the black van Sheriff. 1 Se ‘dips gistrate Dooley martini— ae Leddy, lefi behind a substitute to t his tn plateand iron rs at the jail, % fs } And here is the one undisputed fact t stands out alone life In a ar, Edward has gone y there was a on the Brid, t morning twenty-one of them faced in Adams Street. al were let go but ‘ didn't fare so well. regory H. Miles, been caught with the materials on, by a broker, of No. 23 Yall street, whose sapphire scarfpin he weted. He was remanded until old Joe Evans, t inland, backed ‘ail, kenolved twenty prisoners— led the ST eee aAaOnPent. drove the eat fives to the court, where they were un- loaded in a Ittle court-yard behind the building. A half-dozen policemen collared the prisoners as they climbed out double file ard hustled them through the alley- 7 . 80 far way and upstairs to the pen. 80 ‘Kood ur women and sixteen me! yan, Hned afternoon land sloughed off them up in the case of Edward twenty-seven years old, dress. was called. to his name. prisoners. the neck, jammed me into the , and here T He did not The bailiffs searched the | her accounted: for twenty neva | COrporation Crowd Fails morning with & pack of cigarettes for a friend of mine who's in trouble, In- to slip it, to him as he came ‘All of a sudden somebody |, AT shove right 1 sald to be rest pickpockets chat from his @ fat olive M$0 Go ScHEBOO Y] SEARING AND | GUARDIAN ANGEL 7 of Ray- n air of t teeth Bowery derately ake his scurry- enough ely mis- Wilson, thence, grand ge cars, TSS LL TT ‘HE WORLD: TUESDAY MVENING, MARCH 6, 1906. 7 WHEN THE WINGS BEGIN TO SPROUT—A DREAM. By Maurice Ketten. OD FEEL MY j ff) SMANG'S AIL YY SERSGTING q y TLL GIVE UP WW OY GRAFTS Tse LITTLE ANGELS FROM GAY PAREE VE COME BACK An YOU, CAN SEE ure NEWw-yo! OURS, THREE LITTLE ANGELS FROM Gay SE WEE boot LET'S BE GOOD and MAKE THE SUBWAY PLEASANT For vans a to-day, and the thoughtless Maxistrate carelessly sent him to Raymond street. who has been Sheriff's van ever since Long - the Connectiout the Black Maria to no ad- answer pen, at pre ere tt m Ra fertile Jail, = ut ey {dnt account ‘or Vils 1 i. Tey called! of the list e) to Block Bill with ate! rougl ooking young chap stepped ane var belong: here,” he #ald, “My Amendments. name's Peter Quinn. I came down this (Snectal to The Evening World.) NY, March 6.—The Senate to- nto the |day advanced the Agnew S-cent gas A policeman grabbed | pii1 to third reading, after listening to am. didn’t you make a } policeman, the sit are made fficers say the use?" replie® Peter Quinn uation. M ts holding Peter Quinn, but jt t look a thing in the world like anticipated the action of the State Gus He isn’t even dressed ust’ put on abrie of ———j( 1 ction Comy Smith. y just the revealed Ue fuct that hi of many cases, Blas, who has charg: of some fifty men Tm the investigation till his arrrest to-day. He was held in $1,000 bail for examina: Samuel Bias, Foreman for Williams Construction Company, Held in |x $1,000 Bail for Examination. Aarne then referred caustically to the Bins, foreman for the Williams | yany, which is He was arrested without took Wilson's | ict with the order of the commission | @ discussion on the question of hon- polloa?” |esty. The corporation crowd tried tu block the measure with amendments \but falied, None was adopted. gistrate| Cassidy, Coggeshall and Cooper at Peter | ed the bill 1 the ground that f Commission with regard to the pric that the sub-|f ga8 In the borough of Brooklyn and 2 Wy, took ince at the Jail ouuying districts, Senator Cassidy also erntancey oni hia tage boloren chee quinn llareie . re Se: geatet day onNne mex bel rgued Uvat the measure was in con . and Wilson and strolled out past the tumkey 1 They swear that is of the airy relating to the Bronx. Quinu's | The Legisiature has the right to fx which| the price of gus r State Commission enater Page, ARRESTED FOR PADDING | Seni. hike NG, "iatiadting that about CONTRACTOR’S PAYROLL) ficc¥iiis'0r “ine puvite “tena com: plicated the matter and dragged dlony fs inquiry, charged. Cassidy ed the imputation that were ariything but square, He said Senator to made out that h as the only honest man doing (Marks) w business oration contingent as ‘The Sena- COTpOT Ono opposed to the avaricious putting | public and in favor of the down-trodden vane work on the Long Isiand| ¢ rporations”” City and of the Blackwell's ze, was arrested to-day for padding the payroll of the gangs under him. @ vi warning while at his work, and taken at once to the Long Island City Police Court. where he was arraigned before Magis- ‘Dhe’ complaina President John Willlams, of ¢ struction company. ‘Dhe operations oft Blas were discov- ered by chance, Island the con- SS) INTER-MET, STOCK One of the workmen Ryan and Morgan in Under- who had been in the hospital for throe Months Was discovered to be drawing same. Investigz was only 1, Was urned + writing Scheme to Deal with the Common. It was stated semi-offictelty to-day SAT ON ALLEGED THIEF | ei Ster''reanisea ror tho pirpose of LS IN ELEVATED TRAIN, | $:"th2 Inicroorouph-atetropattan Com: u it ing attempt jm pearl and dia Hirschberg, turer wilh htm Moreen was held fort Sidney pany. Hirschberg. of] It is reported that this syndicate In- sireet, Bensonhurst, | oiudes Kuhn, Loeb & Co, August Bel- Adams Street Police] mont & Co. J. P. Morgan & Co, and Brooklyn, to-dey and charged a | pnomas F. Ryan, together with a num- young man calling hirty ‘Thirty ighth bo steal Hirschberg’s mond pin, who is a weal 8 at D nsonhurst he of an was sitting ne ed t @ ten-min roi and ng Wort —If the bi tor Hasenfl the te roves ‘a On es returning | from Led ment Into tthe treasury of the company himself | her of other prominent banking-houses, ht veers old, | which have been offered and have ac- street. | cepted participation In the project. ‘The agreement, it 1s understood, pro- thy cap | vided that the bankers participating shall take $8,700,000 of the common stock Ke laa: [which was recetved by August Beimo beside | & Company In consideration of the pa, rear her! yy that firm of $2,250,000 cash, besides meeting all organization e: ies COn- nected with the formation of the new company. it was stated additionally that the er examina-| managers of the syndicate are also au- thorized to buy a certain amount of oommon Interborough - Metropolitan BILL URGES SCHOOL RECESS. | stock in the open market, which the (Special to The ALBANY, Mareh duced to-day by 8 part cipants in the agreement will take. a.) ‘Die price pald by the bunkers for ithe intro-|conmon stock Js sald to be in the ug goes | Tis borhood of 50. primary ae A GUARANTEED CURE FOR P af Atohiakg, Uiund, rh st or Prov udipng Piss, ot | agar dpiaatte vB eins eect RAED % fos ia from First Page.) trict-Attorney that ¢here {s reasonable ground to belleve that evidenco is now available which will prove beyond a rea- sonable doubt that at a time within che statute of limitations in criminal actions the executive officers or trustees or dl- rectors, or some of them, of large cor- porations chartered under the laws of this State have from time to time con- tributed large sums of money, the prop- erty of corporations in which they were executive officers, to certain individuals to be expended in advancing the inter- ests of a: aandidate or candidates for political office, or to be expended in advancing the interests of political par- ties at elections. toe Grand Jury 1s informed by the District-Attorney that it muy in any case ask the advice of any Judge of the Court, or of the District- Attorney of the county, and we are ud- vised by the District-Attorney that the estions of law involved in these trans- ietions are of such a character that tt would ba wise for us under this pro- vision of law to resort to Your Honor for advice in the premises. We ther fore make this presentment that w ay recetve from Your Honor such ad- | vice In regard to the law as may guide us in any course of investigation that) we may pursue.”" Askcd Advice of Court. Mr. Van Valkenbergh stated that from the representations of the District-At- Neve that the investigation of these | matters would occupy considerable |time, and as the criminal business of the county {s, at the present time, ex- tremely heavy, the District-Attorney suggested that the Grand Jury should not take up the Investization of these matters until the adyice of the Court had been obtained as to whether or not the fact constituted a crime. The foreman then read from the pre- sentment: “Assume as a first statement of fact ttt it can be shown by iawful evidence beyond r reasonable doubt that executive officers or trustees ¢ directors of corporations gave property belonging to the corpora- tlon t the representatives of une national political party; that such property was so given within a short time prior to an election at which Representatives in Congress and Fed- eral officers were elected; that the in- tent with which sald property was given by #aid officers was that the po- litical party in whose ald sald property was given should succeed at the polls and advocate certain economic doctrines in Federal legisiation, such officers then and there believing that {t was import- ant that such doctrines should be advo- cated by the Congress end President of the United States if the property of the corporation which they represented was to maintain the value it had then and there and which would be greatly depre- ciated in value if such doctrines were not maintained, Contributions for Politics. “Second: That a similar contribntion was made ito each of tthe great National litical parties with the intent to so wratiate the corporation in favor of each of the great political parities that in the future Uiere would elther be no ederal legislation affecting the inter- ests of the corporation, or that, if there was legislation, It sould be friendly, or at least Jt should not be hostile, “Third: Assume that peraons related to corporations gare a portion of the property of the sorpora- tion which tWey represented to one of the national parties as organized in this State immediately preceding an election in the State of New York, and that the property was given with the intent to so ingratiate the corpora- tion in the favor of the political party to which {t contributed that sald po-, litical party, 20 3 JUDGE 4 HAMILTON IS BACK IN NEW YORK torney tue Grand Jury was led to be-} fect pecuniary Interests of the corpora-) contribute funds of another unless duly tion, or would secure legislation which | authorized to do so, would advance pecuniary interests of| “It is © transaction abhorrent to the corporation, or would at least pre-|the Inw, the same as it ta to the vent the enactment of legisiation| trae precepts of honesty. What which would injuriously affect the in-] ¥0™ are about to consider now is terests of the corporation, or hostile in-|® &r@ve, serious question, fraught vestigation of {ts affairs. MASS Tate Ye sed. Reulalsotbe 8 of the accused should not bi Wants the Law Stated. iuvaded in blind obedience es “Now, Your Honor,” said Mr. Van| 2&PHe otkmor. Valkenburgh, ‘the Grand Jury destres| 2" Proceeding to consider such » to be advieed upon these questions: |PUbMe question I understand thor- “First: Have the executive offcers,|°USbly the gravity of the bunien trustees or directors of such corpora-| Paced upon you This question must lions, or any of them, committed the | ¥e considered to the exclusion of every crime of larceny? other business, My advice to you “Sedbnd: If such officers, trustees or} Sentiemen is, proceed with the work directors have not committed the crime |!n hand, dispose of it as rapidly as pos- of larveny do the facts show the com-|sible and then take up this important mission of any other crime, and if they| work. In the course of a day or two, do, what crime? If the Court is of the| perhaps at the close of this week or INVALID WOMAN LOST HIS DAUGHTER KILLED BY LEAP | AND LAWSUIT, TOO: FROM WINDOW resis inser am ried Girl Under Age. Worry Over Helpless COSTS Condition Caused Mrs. See Oe Krug ‘to End Life. | Bride, Taken Home, Has Since Bol . caped and Is Thought to Have fn a@ sudden frenzy of insantty, In- danedss by penta Oki Wie Over her: tte Joined Her Husband, valid condition, Mrs, Rose Krug killed herself to-day by leaping from the win- dow of her home on the third story of | THe Rev. Amey 8. Bitdle, pastor off No. 249 Bast Fourth street, Her mother | the Summit Avenne United Presby-~ ‘and son were asleep jn the room with | térian Chumoh at Jersey City to-day, the invalid when she got out of bed| WOM & lawsult which had been broush and jumped through an open window. | @eainst him under an old biue law b ‘Mrs, Krug was thirty-seven years old| Cause be had performed 9 msuria, and almost half her life has been an| ceremony where the bride was belo Invalid, For the past six months she| the legal age, The pleintiffs were =e had been bedridden, Her husband is a| girl's parents, Michael and porter employed by the publishing firm | Reus, of Paterson. of Street & Smith, and the aged mother On Jan. 8 of this year two rumat Ried been in constant} came to the parsonage of the She see: Cot is sty better ‘ts last | @venue church, They were James night, and as she had been bedridden | ter and Theresa Reus, so long her nurses thought the; soula ! ‘eke f tmidh-nested sleep. ‘ihe. fire the elopers was Miss Ida M. Coe, a’ We jarm had suicide Telative of young Winters jena a m fess the Of penk of the b ose, ber a Rev. tthe at egal had An desbulanoe invalid nineteen years oe, a Te had for but desth Had been instantane- said he was tw 6 UDO! ous. these statements Meare then. ‘The <r the bride poset iar and ial eee sorotiy. sepa thelr daug! ater. te to wibal youthful husband ‘out a writ habeas corpus. sue Vice-Chancellor? Stevenson decided in favor of the parents, when they had proved that thet |kin was only seventeen years old, ang | Allowed the old people to retain custod of her, She escaped from the housg since and ts supposed to with he husband. of a then sued Sa Gracies virtue an old statute which has never ; aled, and which provides that, any, One Killed Crossing West mony for @ girl under irs? withous Shore Tracks and the the oonsent of her parents is i lec Nearing tho. ev dence Jude Care Other Dying. BoC ihe’ First District, Court at fed gt afternoon in Reus must! Sar Hurrying to thetr home at Bogota, | POY Ss Senown the. oa = N. J., Monday evening Hattie Rehain, | the sort that. has been brought in eighteen years old, and her sister Mag-| Jersey In many years. ge Rehain, thirty-five, tried to cross the _— West Shore Railroad trecks at Lite FTVE-CENT FARE FOR Ferry ahead of an approaching express train, Both were struck and Hattie was GREATER CITY RIDE. ellied. Magele !s in the North Hyfson Hos- pital with a bad fracture of the skull. {Special to The Evening World.) She hae no chance of recovery, as her! ATBANY. March 6.—A Dill which Sene | skull wes driven into the brain, which ator Hawkins, who Introduced ft, sa; 1s lacerated. will give New York City universal trang- he sisters had been visting friends |rers was offered in the Senate to-day. and were on their way home reached the crossing. Jt was nbout 9|‘The measure provides that no oorporas |ton operating a street surface, elevated Gclock. There 1s no gateman on dut: ‘ after 8 o\clock, and {t ts supposed railroad shall charge mio women thought the train a slow o: 8 for one continuous ride, whereas it was an express. ue transfers, NOW TO PROBE. THE |. or é HELLO MONOPOLY : a and shall opinion that the crime of larvony]| the beginning of next, the Court will [eee been committed, we desire to]instruct you in regard to the various 12 advised by the Court if there] points of lew and the questions of in- was any way in which said persons |tricacies involved. Within a day or could have been authorized either bY | two, as you proceed and dispose of the boards of directors or trustees or by] nusiness now confronting you, the | stool holders or poltey-holders in mu-| Court will be glad to give you auch in- jeu earanes Sombanied to do ee hash struction as required in consideration assumed to have been done, so that they "of the new duty placed upon ie would net constitute the crime of lar- wae at ceny. | ‘Fourth—We are advised by the Dis- trict-Attomey that if the facts assumed | fAbuve can be proven beyond a reasona- | gu ble doubt and that the intent which gov- | erns in the doing of them was the per- | sonal advantage of the officer giving |the property of the corporation, in such ise the person so giving the property, if given without legal authorization, 1s gullty cf the crime of larceny, At the| NEWARK, N. J., March 6.—A man suggestion of the District-Attarney wé | supposed to be Louis Larsen, of Waver- desire the advice of the Court upon this |1y, was struck and instantly killed by a point. Pennsylvania Rallroad train at that Must Intent Be Shown? |place to-day. The man was etruck by one train and thrown considerable dis- “Fifth: If it should appear uncertain to us whether the intent actuating the bya Lancing fina a 6 os 0 officers were selfish, or was to serve the |(UNOr approwching from the opposite Interests of the corporation, unde: the |iirection and was run over and imme- bresumption of innocence, are ‘we to| The dead man waa aq ppacently a bor. kivo the benefit of the doubt to the|er and about forty years old, Betts officer? Must the intent of the officer giving the property to serve @ selilsh interest be made to appear before val H(PRLED TO DEATH beyond all reasomble doubt ess “It we have a reasonable doubt as 00 "tan enabone at tes ane| FROM “L" STRUCTURE, intent er motive of the offeer who wave the corporation was, must we give To guch offices the beneat of thar down, | rain Hit Iron Beam and Knocked and not find an indictment against Hickey to Street-—Landed hime" ead. Replying to this, Judge O'Sullivan re- pn His Hi minded ‘he members of the Grand Jury| Charles Hickey, an ironworker, was of what he had said to them yesterday, | Killed wnd a northbound Second avenue when he had requested them to meet| train narrowly escaped a wreck at High. at an eariler hour for ithe proper per-| ty-first street this afternoon, when a formance of ‘their public duties. gang of workmen, panio-strioken at the What the Judge Said. % aporoach of the train, dropped a heary "I told you, gentlemen, to continue your investigations euch day," said the Court, “in erder that you might be enabled to perform the unusual amount of public work that lson hand. This re- quest was made imperative beaause of the long lst of prison cases amd oom- Aastha: APA ES Se you should evold imprudent tnt it In| CREW SAVED FROM sate at Grigon eases eng | BURNING BARGE AT SEA handled with all possible oclerity, tn omer that you could come to the con-| aATLANTIC CI#Y, 6. J. March 6— sideration of this greater question. A barge caught fire off the Barnegat “The question thet presents itself ts noth aimoult one, asiae from ite hype: | Lifesaving station thié etiemoon and was destroyed. thetical bearing. The answer to it, were | “1), rew was taken off the burning It reduced to its simplest form, is best patae ey , a tug ree had the craft in answered én the words of the atatute on | tow. he” natn the barge, which grand larceny.” was four miles, Mo shore, was not as- Then he contmued: certained. ‘But, gentlemen, you are not to as- EL mume that a corporation, er ite omeers| WORKMAN FELL TO DEATH. proceed feloniously to violate the laws by contributing to campaign funds of| Oscar Meming, a plasterer, was in- political patties when the directorate |“yimntly kMled by falling five etories in of such corporations, or stockholders, | @ department store on West Thirteenth or Ita policy-holders authorite their ap-| street to-day. Fleming, wihio was work- proval of euch a contribution when the} ing on some plastering on the fifth corporation 1s financially able to meet) moor when the plank broke, fell to the bul from all tte obligations. cellar. AN ai Bellevue, Aldermanic Committee to In-) vestigate Telephone Matters and the Board’s Powers. ti another Investigation by an Ald- ermanic committee. This time |t Is the telephone monopoly whose affairs are to be probed. The inquiry will be started at once under a resolution | Garpathia, Naj ‘Savannahs adopted unanimously at to-day's meet-| Apache, Jacks ville. Princess Anne, ing. Cametense, Barbados. Hampton Rows, Alderman Freeman, of the Thirty- = 9 rst district, Introduced it. The pre- ’ amble called attention to the fact that “The people are unmercifully pl 5 dered,” the rasclution says, “by the telephone company, which refuses to give its gubseribers any information PENS OL 7 POUND P T. about its affairs. qe Rew treat Meltahomat att choco~ ‘The Committee on Laws and Legisla- | SBE AT HOR TURSDAY hurmony with simple Life and at the sane time @ real lu: tion {s calied upon to hold a public Js ae WALNUT CREAM zs hearing upon the many charges that aR . ceeATounn 106 have. heen made and to investignte and | CHOCOLATE FRUIT O -15G report upon the conditions of the tele- SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY. phone service generally, the method ui | “MOCOLATE CREAM ED ISSHS. 109 charging for calls, and to report as soi cries raw roy ND as possible what powers, if any, the MAKSIIM mayne Board of Aldermen baa to, contra the 34 BARCLAY SP! memnpely. A pee hearing COR WEST SWAY. 29 CORTLANDTST Con CHURER ST PARK ROW &K NASSAU SP | COR SPRUCE ST | eee FALLS 14 Bil vo security. STORIES DOWN SHAFT. NO INDORSEMEN | o Employers’ Re uired. Slipped and Dropped Through hug Xeferences Req -Roof and Startled Others by Hts Death-Cry. John Battosta fell fourteen stories to hia death this afternoon In a new bulld- ing being constructed at Seventht ave- nue and Fifty-fifth street. Battosta was working on the room when he slipped and fell, The work- men heard his death cry as he fell. His = mangled body was ploked up in the DIED, basement, Baggoata lived in Thompson street, near Bleecker CHRISTINIA M'MANUS, daughter of MINE OWNERS ARE eas nah nao PREPARING FOR STRIKE, | sona’"Zes"sesterd"s Seat" Wrdnesday, Mareh 7, at 2 P, M. to ‘The Bening World.) Friends are corfinlly invited to attend. vexltoab Ani Pa, Maroh en Cont gators | ware pany thea antbri HELP WANTED—MALE. nity that peninrcel ali there wil Fe- | “Aten eaiy eae ced Hing male: there w Bak ai ead re On got inst week teady work, railroad fare ‘Ques int ped fer at i es re S. 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