The evening world. Newspaper, April 17, 1907, Page 13

t “FAUHES WYETD Eee WARNS AGAINST y SALARY GRABS Governor Puts Effectual Stop to Graft Bills in Albany, ; LEFT TO LOCAL eSelek) ~ Queens County Brings Out Ruling on Pay and New Jobs. Jail Increase} PAGE PUSHES HIS CHILDLABOR BILL THROUGH SENATE Factory Interests Lose, Fight Against Cutting of Hours, (Moeotal to The Irentng World.) ALBANY, April 17.—The Page Chia labor Reform bill, designed to allevt- Ate the conditions of children between tro -ages of tourteen-ant stkien m= ored in factories, was passed by the to-day. Senatora, who lined-up ) made a hard ra of employ- | MAS, FOY'S SON ONLY A PUPPET, SAY TRUSTEES Evil-Minded Persons Us- ing Him for Gain, Is Answer in Suit. CONCORD, N. H, April —A gen- eral dental of all the allegations of tne complainants In the sult ¢or an acoount- ing of the property ef ica Mary Baker Glover Hady, filed March 1, wan the lewal answer made » the original These defendants include Alfred Im 0. Knapp, William hs Stephen A. Chase, Josepn ‘y a ‘ who > ke for bes nk and Edward A, Kimball Anufacturere, said that that in-| t Ze eet The ead wont Ke back ty RAGA beab i\7 omplainante are George \v ' 3 a aghast ceed ite Mary Baker Giov 4 eUorge J” AUBANY. Ape grabs and! b ythe Page bill, ‘as ‘boya were em- se URerOIG aE SERA: WAM Wee the schemes of political bosee Flies: | waked : 4 Vihebs ad W. Baker, relatives of Mra. Eddy, sto create | ployed to assim the glase blowern ‘eset as," Rew foe in the . ¥, u . or. sued aa her “next friends. waa gedntes of} Senator Armstrong read @ letter from! ne specifications fa bie ortginal bill the State throug) Bislative enact, | Labor Commissioner Sherman tn oppo-|.1. thee Mra. Wddy le and for a eae ment were to-day given thetr death|attion to the measure, the latter de- biow when Go nat that: propostt ons of Approval je forwarded hte ras on in a message vetoing the o¢ Qu 5 Col em: loyes. The Governor 1 diexpprove the pitt RAG it ax Important 1018 sort should he tro In r troduced because I re that mat tnced tn auth have new e con ites, A been tn positions tn various lo Providing end increases of ma'aries ent sof politica! subdivisions of the State. and 1 am convinced that th Policy should be estnblished of givin to the local authorities adequa } with such matters. W should be an additional sa! county or Copyiat in ian poreiy # local matter By eater New York~Charter Mt is provided thar county officers ow Queens and Richmond, otherwise ppovided by law the Board of Aldermen mendations of ¢ and Apportionment “The creation of addi:ional postions, wherever necemsary. In the adminisira- tive departments of county government and im the matter of salaries of| qebordinate employees, should be tn Cie con-rol of the proper local Wothority and suitable amendments to may be made In order to thia result been sald of county trwe of clly and village pe salary df a other county /t reased the York, Kings, shall, unlere » be fixed by on the recom- Board of Fstim. has omcers oMcers.” —r— - METZ AND GROUT CLASH AT MEET Former Controller Said the City Repudiated Its Contract. Comptroiier Metz and former Comp- troller Grout had @ tilt at this morn- ing’s meeting of the Sinking Fund Com- mission over the storage place for steel for the new Manhattan Bridge, which work is betng done by the Ryan-Parker Construction Company, for whom Mr Grout is acting, He cinimed the city had contracted to give the company @ storage place for the steal so the Work on the bridge might be hastened There ts no handy place tn New Yo for it and the Bridge Commins recommended that two and three- querer meres in Bayonne be leared ‘The leseors want $2,000, bul the Br Commissioner thought not more tha: 416,000 should be paid, while Engineer Chandler Withington, far Qontrolier Mets, said that one dollar was enough. He maid the company would benefit largely by securing the storage space, The Comparclier paid he understood they would make $100,000 through the lease and he eald the company had come down to $10,000. Mr. Grout said tne city was repudiating & conimot it had made, “an unrongo.oneble act,” he called i Mr. Mots offered a yard at Nimy-eimwh street, but Mr. Grout maid toet would be of little use, adr, Grout said that delay Im arrange fag the terma would cause delay th she work on the tide, and ur Compiroller "Me's ta have ‘something dune about | Mets wad anaious to do it, he Pas the lseeors, had come down to $10.00) fan agreement ¢ ails told the iptrolier @ one, aud the matter 1 the alte nue “and “One Hundred SIR ROBERT BALL, PEACE DELFGATE, SAILS AWAY, Other Distinguished Passengers | Depart. on the Steamship Majestic On the Majestic, which eailed at ten 4. MM. towne was Robert Ball, F KB, professor of artoonomy at Car bridge Univere’ whe wes in attend ance on Peace Congress: Dr. John Thess, oh ne « n-| fermiin t. Mrs, Roberta. © F Mo» be Manager of the Londow ‘Yimes;! Jiorle Bellew, who goes abroad to com. Pele vome thesivical arrangement Mra. Madge Carr Cook, who go play Mra Wi of ‘each, in nage Mi Who wae ihe « the whi a America he taouBat the Peary Contere been « ay Hughes served notice | ts and fixes) ju @ malaries of nll) ad pone Mi ig Pes seb claring, that {¢ would throw out of em- ployment two-thirds of: the 6,000 boys | Row working In factories in this State. Me sald the law was (my, toable and that task of er demoralizing Cobb spoke for the bill, as Akroid, wh aid he had? @ boy twelve hours a day! factory, and that the bill was a Parents were As much © evils of { ered an amend- employment « 3 on Cawe Sings Carmen at the Manhattan,| pee See nice and prod she fairly revelled ]in and rolifvked the score. She] | disclosed the trax m1 he scene with the cards in the third act most ef. |fectively; but @he missed much of the} aimple beauty of the love duet with the Toreador just before the end. In her {acting she was capricious and arrogant as of old, keeping Campanini guersing what would @> moch of the time She was late for the second and. with her back to the audience, seemed to have trouble with her gown. A little later she took the centre of the stage to shake Trentini's hand and, evidently, to congratulate her upon recovering her Healin yd hang did she bother as t udience thought of the pie! ture, The \dience, was pleased that “the itile devi was back again {fi the part of Fraschita, made pecullarly her own, a friendly greetin; always a satisfying Don Jose, sang the Song of the Rose ex- quisitely anu made tie tragic end of the Lejune was only 7 4. Giaconia, Bevel. Wibert. Daddi, Mugnoz and Re- scklgilan filed thelt acctstomed parts The chorus and balet— # latter, with Le Belle Dasie TF See Im etter even than SYLVESTER RAWLING —_~- IMPOSTOR, SAY OPERATORS. James Connors is soliciting subscrip- ons from well known society people for the ‘“Telegrapl: Clerks and Women [wal in the use ro e spoiling bf't which she tors Association” bal! to be held American Hae: Saiurday toning. oh organization In Asgthere, ia no ‘ork as the Operators not ip the e-=4 of soliciting Gonations for & purpore and are not giving on that evening, telegraphers smed oer the im a the public, a ball are very position practt much xe 4 | ‘| NEED VINOL it strengthens and vitalizes. dng it would be} ® time hes been incompetent to do bual- ems of to undenmand transactions con- Quoted In her name; that the defend- whose answer’ was fled y er leaders of the Chueh tial Dill have possessed themael ves of the person and property of Eddy and have carried on her account of Mrs. Dddy e@ount of ail trans. no her name and baye wrongfully oom their own use. their own teint "Eakeroaa. Interests HE WANTS BETTER SHIP WSPECTION Rear-Admiral Peace Movement Along. “Our deliberations are and will be much more peaceful than that of the peacemakers who are now gathering in tis city,” remarked Rear Admiral J. B. Coghlan, of the United Staies Navy to-day at & meeting of the maritime tn. by the Bos- | Coghlan Says} Saving of Lives Will Help | terests held at the rooms of the Board of Trae Broadway Wa sto better | and Transportation, No The objet of the meetin ection and Inws gov 2 @rning the vessels plying the waters of New York and the Sound. Admiral Coghlan called attention the fact that in times of war men o commerci! yeasels wore drawn upon to man veesels of war. ‘He said they should be American citizens and under upervision of the Government. He favored an effort to sustuin life by ta\- ing steps to do away with wrecks. It that wey seamen might be A @ positio mov THIRD BLAZE AS cendiary in Bold Trial to Burn Flat. Follow # three attempts to burn the - No, 42 Last Fifty . the police of the Past Fitty-firet street etation are guarding y while the Fire Mar nd detectives are trying to run shal ap down the tncendlary. The use, a five-story structure, ts occupled by five families. None of the families knows of any enemies they have, nor can the ex-Shertff account for an a tempt to get even with him by burning his property The police believe, how ever, that some vengeful peraon ta at work, The fret attempt to burn the house wes made at 180 o'clock yesterday af ternoon, when kerosene waa aprinkied 1 on the fourth floor, The nted and the fre was burn- when discovered by Mrs. an, one of the tenants. With membera of her family Mrs. Daniel f the ald of Ryan put out the fire. y waa discovered ablaze again, © D Janitor, Henry Gerdes. fir * ke tusely ) Been lan wan to keep 4 policeman Was there eta still there to- —_—_—— ILLINOIS LOSES SUIT AGAINST RAILROAD. SPRINGFIELD, April 17.—The | Bupreme Court to- dismissed the eult | of the State of [linols against the Dit pois Central, for an ry of the State's | gross receipts of counting and re- leged share of Assistant Attori Dempsey eaid th nit would be promptly re- the Circult Court at oF ki the Superior Court at To-day's dismissal will delay non the suit probably @ year, GOOD BLOOD CLEANSER. ; Mix one-half ounce Fluid Ex- tract Dandelion, one ounce Con - pound = Kar; three ounces Compound Sarsaparilla. Take In teasyp soontul doses after your meals and at bedtime. Also drink plenty of good pure water. These ingredients can be ob- tained from any good drug store, and are easily mixed by shaking tn a bottle. This 1s said to be the simple.- though safest and most powerful mixture known to purify the blood and rid tho system of acids and other waste matter, which | | produce skin eruptions, bolls and other dise-ses. It {8 recommended very higuis in all Kidney and Bladder affiic- ions, overcoming the chronic urinary difficulties. Now is the time to take {t if you wish to insure good, sound health all summer. most Tuning 1 year jeover.. Planoe pric 85 Dewn No Interest | Pianos delivered on nouranes. No, Brttas Payment of 5.00 BESS S480 serte 1. e225 Exchange yo {tiful new fepteosataiive © wee Plane for « beau- Upon request « REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— With old age comes feebleness and loss of power; the organs act more ‘slowly and less effectually; the blood jin thin, s'uggish and ey; diges- | tion in weal, and food ts bat * assiml- lated as it used to be. Vinol repairs worn tissues and jchecks (he natural decline. he digestive organs, aids asstmi-/ ioion, makes) rich, blood and) | rengihens every organ in the body, | jin his natural manner Vino! re- places weaccoss with strength. 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Owing to bet weather recently "oe cele Limousines, Landaulettes, Runa ute, Touring | ngly low t Broadway Mammoth Ex- change Buildings | [hat ae WaT Tho, ata Broagway, | CASH OR FREON | Amefican Watch €1 & Diamond Co,3} 19 Maiden Lane, Taxe elevator, ORNTERMEN'® CLOTHING. 10 artes a0. pen vay nenie, partect fi. the malar EXCHANGE CLOTHING sai led Pm BROADWAY, Ratrance on Pash Place paaNDnDs, EASY PAYMENTS. Cl 4 he be ue write, | ei POLICE WAIT |Guard Is Eluded by In- | ‘An hour Jater the carpet on the samo | Teported the oe _ a THREE EPOCHS IN A WOMAN’ MRS. 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To appreciate LEONIA as a place of residence, where you can save rent money by owning your own home, | you must visit this most beauti- ful and healthful of New York's suburbs, and we invite you to do so at OUR expense. Write to-day for ‘How to Start our Booklet, Your Fortune.” Leonia Heights Land Co., Times Bldg Broadway & 42d St Tel. 572 Bryant DENTISTRY. > 18 ‘ Affords perfect suction. It holds. Does not cover the roof of your mouth or fall down H Easily taken out to clean. Most sanitary plate ever made, Only: piste-that enables you to 4 have a full set of teeth, or as few teeth as i required | dental parlor has tt, or can get it charge for consultatio: extra to wear home at night. All work painless. Fillings 1-00 ap 54 W, 23d St., New York. ee Biden at ALL WORK GUARANTBED TEN YEARS, | : | WATERBURY DENTAL PARI. ORS, 414.416 Pulton St., Brooklyn, We Are the Originators 3 and Inventors. | It ls made and sold only by us. No other plate like It. No other ted Pree, No our Shown and demon’ ns made pair New Botanical Discovery, When extractions are made In the morning Call and see the new set will be ready “Anchor Denture’ Plate, Silver up 2d door wes! Abraham & Straus’) HOURS) 8 TO 6; SUNDAYS, 9 To 4. van, Fr h and Swedish Gerr spoken Ladies in attendance LAWYERS. ;, |GEORGE ROBINSON (Lawyer) 0 NASSAU STREET Broadway ava BTth st. (te: HELP WANTED-—-MALE. eticceasiys — Nlitis. CREDIT For Men and Women SPARE $1.00 A WEEK WE WILL KEEP YOU WELL DRESSED No, Rmpioyere’ Reterence Standard Outfitting Co, 112 West 14th St. ,.° 2193 3a Ave. 920 Broadway, Brooklya ™ OVEN EVENISGS 1m REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— QUEENS. m n ere Y , 24, 26 and 30 West Fourteenth Street 7,9, 14 , 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27 and 29 West Thirteenth Streat HOUSEKEEPERS’ WEEK Only a Few Days More! Don't Miss the Special Opportunities tn Linens, Sheets, michal Curtains, Towels, Pillow Cases, ne Ri fortabiea, Bummer Blankets Spreads and Sterling and bitver- "lated Ware, Cutlery, and other goods for furnishing City and Country Homes! No Space for Particulars. To-day All Specials Hitherto Advertised Hold Good To-Morrow, THURSDAY SALE of WOMEN’S WAISTS. At 3.98 At&.29 Messaline and Liberty Satin— Allover Lace Wetets white, pink and blue— ot Elaborately trim'd with German Val. Black Potnt-Wenise lace on bodice, yoke, front, back and | sleeves—shoulder forms of Baby Irish and Crochet; also White Net Waist: | Beautifully trimmed; | i also Black Taffeta Silk jsto— All sizes to dressy styles. Elegant Waista, worth $5.50. worth $7.50. e In these specially selected lots of WOMEN’S TAILORED SUITS You will quickly recognize values of an unusual kind. Pony, Eton, Cutaway, Tuxedo and Prince Chap styles are in and fancy fabrics of the most desirable weaves and color'ngs, also 3 fine examples of expert talloring; staple styles and many striking and un- n models that show distinctive features usually associated only with Saits af 10.98; worth $15.00 Sutts at 1 7.98% worth $22.00 Saits at 21.985 worth $28.00 Satts at 24.98; worth $35.00 Sutts at 16.983 Worth $25.00 To-morrow we offer Leather Goods A New Line of Te 50; Speclal Tnes- reduced for quick sate Women’s Dress Hats at brvaiay Bore Fresh from the milliners’ bands— | Leather Writing ig beautiful styles in Java, Leghorn, | Tuscan, Neapolitan, Chip, ete.—with dainty trimmings of fine ribbons and / flowers of various kinds — Lilacs, | Others that were 8 Daisies, Roses, Foliage, ete { Travelling Set—ftt Hats that competitors would pleces—were 98... think great value at $10.00, were $1.26. Genuine oaek eo Our price.... 7.50 <j : An immense Variety of other. f Plain and seat Nets trimmed Dress Hats. OS to 25.00 ALSO EXTRA VAL JES IN:- Women's Ready-to-Wear Hat Bridals and Contintcation’s Présaline, ae Rongh Bra wings, @ ornaments, cocque pompons, pi eRdins sen satPh smalla og Shapes—black and> colors. . Womeh's Untrimmed Dress Shapes and As these goods are in just now, we invite attention to complete assortments we show for Dresses and Vells—Brussels Net and ide—white, Lepr ve ab os gy Me bel Point d’Esprit—2 yards wi natural shaden—4i.8 kinds 41,49 | cream, ecru: Es a 25. Java, Flate—natural C) adessvalan #0 124° verLine DEPT. IN FLOOR, ee ——» “* Remarkable’ Sale of Women’s Underwear Continues To-morrow We use the word REMARKABLE with 5 the growing scarcity and constantly advancing price of mus ling, white goods, embroideries, trimmings and even buttons; notwithstanding these conditions, we bought at LARGE DISCOUNT FOR CASH! Can therefore sell at “Remarkably” Low Prices. + The Attractive Values In Et Special Lunches unches | Women's Silk Petticoats =| | Tomorrow (Thursday) 1:30 to 2:30 ic Phoned hee Apole replosd Eudaing Tea, Cothes No, &-Houp, Roast Leg Mi Zurnipe Lemon Telly. wningss Cream, Tea, Coffee of M! Bilk Pettigoste—black, white and leading shades. Seep, ‘Sekftty=inevend of 16:.....498 Ne ape, Taffeta Silk Pettioonta—- ... | A iets epi ruche oF y deep ancy founcessirred 3 | ucked-—also double ruffie | TRecue extra deep milk drop rai ij>+black end colore— 6.98 | o $7.00... ‘Yarcy style ts Fioer Bikiris to 624.08 i} feat Dally ‘ote 1A Worhen’s “‘Tenderfoot”’ Oxfords Made for solid comfort— Easy the first time worn,....... y heels, broad toes—flexjble soles—soft kid uppers—no seams to bind— good solid comfort, at remarkably low cost—sizes 3 to 9—widths C to ER. (When ordering vy mall, mention Sty! No ®) —_-—o wore OS MORNING SALES To-morrow, Thursday, Until 1P.M, To prevent dealers buying we reserve privilege of restricting quantities, Women's Black Silk Coate oe Spring Mohaire ) Savy und royal the eolere justros gi Pe at rt! host in demand—A morning nd streamers—eiso jain 4 ppporsinay to obtain 2 t with folds, Hercules Sho, value teo—satin lined—strictly UD Women's Lawn xe menos igure “ddslgnd wide benhen Ne back ‘tnd front--worth .39 Women's Lingerie Waiete Fine White Lawn oma -69 BUILDING 43 recommendation BUILDING price RECOND Ninw All Linen Table Damaske 4 inches wide-every thread Hyen—t atterna—value, riooR fronts i without lace Meerts— puma ub eprrenes Men's Balbriggan Underwear Ghirts and drawers—Mxtre finish Pear! WAjons oe Pd have Bouble selht—reg: MAIN. PLOOR Extra Pine Ribbous at Hatin and lustrine Daffetas-. e and new shades--widthe WitLDINO hat’ trim NEAR ARC 16 ADB. ry WHET Rajah Curtain Draperies Effective stripe designs And oreain prem wide ff Black Silk Dotted Mulla ony Lanwioa, wit wiky of r ILDING., Extra heay ard brand that purchased eae w ial force, in view of ‘