The evening world. Newspaper, December 4, 1906, Page 4

See THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDA bay DECEMBER 4, 1900. Republican Legislators May Pass Resolution Asking Him to Quit Senate. SEEK BALLOT REFORM. Some of the Statesmen W See ‘Mr, Hughes, but They Fa w the Btate ( up and pay nor-elect," “remalked George A- Davis, of Buffalo, one of.the early. callers to-day at Republican: State headquarters In Fast Thirtleth street “Not to-day.” lied State Senator Alfreg R. Page. of Manhattan, ree nized oMicll ‘gulde to the Hughes pres ence. % tale “why not?’ questioned several of the visiting legislators, srowding vp. Senator ™ __ EWell’ you, see, Mi. Hi ~ affair of her own on fot thia 1 the father of “el th a grim’ mile, “ani enorelect resolves No. home in West from politics tits a The up-State, lest % Brody E ‘oMfice, nite is im PN lect flocked aw where headquarters, and grasp of Timothy carly to the strong right 1. Woodrum A on the affair War the statement of Untied ox ntor Platt In Washington that he pro- posed to stay in We on at least wlll March—the close of Congress. | — Did Flatt Promise to Resign. “Why, he said he wou 1. remarked one Diyman. bet he intends to } until 1909." While the State Chairman insists that there is not the slightest foundatiod for the report “that the conference, wvhich began yesterday, has for Sts ultimate purpose the promotion of the State Chairmsn for the hole tn the enate the aged Platt was expectcd tpe<féate about the first of the ye little olve was talked of by the various Now York Assemdlymen and. Sen: But Senator Piatt holds {¢ Gnd conferences ecunt for nothing un- nc less hie decides to get out of his own accord: eThe Legislating might pass a strong pet of resolutions,’ arked a Vet- feran State Senator fatly asx Ihim to realgn. But Thore ewho know the old mat ovinced ithat such a course \would only make him hang on the more detersi : the good people of New York can do je to grin and bear thelr disgrace, and Ahose who are after his job had better hottle up.” | There was strong talk in favor of the olution plan, Its advocates arguing That such a course would ac least siiow the voting pub.ic that the Legislature Mas Gealnyt a continuance of the Em- Pitre 8 belie reoresented the inited tates Senate by two ola Shrewd obs thatthe comirg sexsion ws ty. Boog set of reakiing resolutions almed at the Senators who won't sie! osblic demand and «et out, Word of the Oracte, “What will be tia most {mporte plore, of legislation of the coming nes: fign? gome ono asked of State Senator B. Percy Hooker, of Le Roy. ephe bil that Is not pa: in broken 448 declared 7 * replied ~ FOR NOT RESIGNING ] each Abert engeenees ‘Rents for ‘‘Homes*’ Are Raisea to $15 Because of “Improvements. \’ A 2A W | |NEW 1154 Families Can’t See Traces Enforcement of Regulations of romebody dvised Inspimt the row of tenements,’ ntinibe Rion the vortl side of treat, between Avenues’ B and C,’h. remained ever since, The ory excuse for the name, which ta suggestive of brightness and light and cheerful activ- i it fs suggestive of anything, lies in the packed and jammed vondition of! the 164 families who pay $12 a month | for the privilege of occupying three’ rooms. | There ure four flats, of three rooms, or cubby each, on each of the five ate the seven houres forming Jag World regorter vimtted the | tener day to investigats the re port that each of the tenants was to pay $2 a month more rent beginning this month, He found that the tenanis had organized to resist the demands of what to’ them meant a radical increase in’ the of living, but had i tat all over the east sido landlords had formod what is practically & com- bi he tenants of the “Beehty, in the fryng-pan leap into the fire. sick to strurgle. Excuee Is The enforcement \t/the new law mak- lng it compulsory Yn the landlords: of tenoments to Improve sanitary faciiteics und make other improvements in thelr! properties 4s the excyxe the landlords seized upon three months ago to raise thy $i2 rent to #14, and this month raise the rent of the three-room-Nats to $1 When {i 14 conmdered that a working: cnan'n dent flat of five or even six rooms can be obtained in the Bronx oF upper Harlem for only a trifle more the stgnificanec of the rise In rents on east pide becomes deeper. While the Tenement-House Depart- ment, of which Edmond J. Butler: !s Commissioner, may haye been ye vigorous in forcing the landlor’s to im- prove thelr buildings, in the “Heetive block ch may be taken asa fair sample of the east side teneine was ‘to-day ittle evidence of a ough or even adequate inspection, The hallway of each foor contains a ‘com- mon aink. There ts no room In a three- room flat for the ordinary fittings of a kitchen. Women tenants wait {n lno— ag in medinevay citiéa they uséd to take thelr turn at \he town pump—for a chance to wash the family dishes, Frequently the sink overflows, and sometimes, for days, an obstruction the pike Tomains there, flooding | th whole floor with foul ofors and causing reeking pools of stognant water to col- lect in the pitch-dark hallways such stagnant puddles and dingy pas- sages the bactilt of consumption ant typhold find’ thelr most prolife culture grounds, awaiting the coming of weather {0 reap their deadly harvest. at cost fo | | that statesman. Ad gmat coming * declar We cleaned left romises of been carried J should not be sur. prised to mi bailot<eform measit Prove the most Interesting leg'siation, the coming scesion. The only prom! ‘mortgage Ihe Roose, ont to the le sceritat! and a wi gathored here at the call of the Stat Chairman not one was found who hn yidea of how that was to be ac: plished, They are all eager for ba reform—some wort of a aystem where @ candidate for Governor ‘cannot ge! his name under two. emblems on the | oime ballot. The ond electioncering visible naked eye was ‘he fight for tho phip-of the Asray bly. Ray Smith, o: Sy hie Baxter, of Elm); the Job and Smith the Itter has the backing ofthe & chairman. and ts making gReat Fens Among thoan who called to-d the /Sta elect, John P, Allds./ HY ; William W. tadv; James A vurg; George H Owen Cassidy. of Hinman, of Bingham Will pay man by mort his Joneso: —— THIEF THANKS JUDGE FOR 3-YEAR TERM have decided te Un, of the De elty of ples when Judge Inspector Mela tive Bureau, to rid etn was shown tc a Toohey, an nr prison for thre . Toohey, wh Oni ceracentivh res nad served Jeased from prison, wher five rh, was stealing $100 from One Hundred and tear, He wes Ind and plead ded ner fender had a cause recird “it tx tite,!! Judge “that such pesis aw eo rid of, ie eae ar anally are ning to ‘Wyoties the could send you to f years, bot Lo ant natisties that thre rears with tle you owe, on ¥ou former venience Will he sufMclent. Thank you, J ramarked ‘0 | haw) a8 be Was led away, prlling. Speaker Jamea ¢ eget 2} tary. coy | Ten Persons in Three Rooms. In each of the walled-of thre In each of the fi composing the bl dwell from en human beings. | Besides the ‘ever-| Wlity of dixenee, thera is 1) of Are menacing Wem. | { these tenen t in thé Incineration of ex of childre t the Ter riment, which was to ward against Just this, has, so far as could de absolutely no at law in regard to keeping firg:| latforms crear. The Evening Slate posUvery that —in—the tenements not more ape platforme are c Rtruction, and even proportionate degree. ceptacles for old mattresses, broken-down furniture, or bo: r the children to play on. The fire-eacapss In this block all front on the street. a0 if tenomei epectors have vislted this district they must have worn blinders. | Th Yegard to the other phaae-of the | ation, the gross overcrowding ast aide tenements, The Evening Wo last week printed an editorial prese & Incontro Die figures, based on lirch society's report, in which the disgraceful overcrowding and unsani- Sitions of the tenements were set forth plainly and forctb! Conditions in the “Beehive.” ‘A sample floor of the “Beant ts in tho thind story of d xtreet. Oa this floor live twen enfdren and twelve: men and In the rear wx rooma dwell the of Joseph Landaa and XB Pin the corresponding front fats James ivy and Adelbe: the floor on which’ | op > deadly pe Fire in one night would m pt 10 en, than | The rest aro re pails tene- East igent eporte arth that he litte | ints to fient | Me chad quit kite! Ing World Schwartz, who ory ue amon’ landlor sald Rau rywhere you 1. The 1 m you couldn’ You'd find 1 dety “Impr find tots quate ‘owd Into thr rf sted dens a eren’ Pex Tatdnu, « bright nas Written x of te Ne ald not porter what polnting to! y, but brothers “Don't subsegtt”? you SH soote—every- | o ANGRY AT PLATT. Sore Than 1,000 Human Beings Forced to Live in These Seven Tenements, Wiuch Are Known as the “Beehtve.’’ tds BERTHA LIVING ROOM “gp HOW 1,078 HUMANS SWARM IN’ CLOSE QUARTERS OF “BEEHIVE.” The Bechive Block, which doesn’t of even a fashionable apartment-house, ings. é . On one floor are twenty-five children and twelve adults. In three or live fourteen human beings. rooms on this fic _” For the priv: pay $15 a month. ege of living In this The raise tn rent !s excused by tho “new law” forced him to make “In The “improvements” are not visibl The tenants organized to protest, h ces. LAYDAU iu May, they have been notified, they must pay $16 or more for their three “dark, fetid dens, ‘ovements.”’ Annual Hosiery Event Women's Silk Stockings. | An unusually broad selection comprising all the most | approved shades Plain, Embroidered and Openwork | effects. An opportunity for the enrly selection of SToliday Gifts, beauty with utility bining gr ce and Opénwork Thread Silk Hose. “fective and graceful designs in open tep and all-over patterns ix White and an extensiye array of Black and ‘Colored Thread Silk Hose. diam end nd alF concery dium wei [Black im heary, mediam | hts. 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