The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1911, Page 2

any of them by the hand and thanked them for their ioyaity to the city. “Stick to your jobs, men," sald His or to the sweepers, “and the city stick by you.” 1) Phe strike is already won, according the views of George W. Prescott, Pecretary of the International Team: 4 fitere’ Union. g 2, “The city ta about ready to quit, UplPrescott announced at about the same wetime the Mayor declared that the strik~ © ae woul! never get their Jobs back. “They are finding it almost impossible te get strike breakers and the few they have been put to work are about weedy to stop. There havo been nu- Merour desertions during the past two sidaye and these desertions will con- tinue. Of all the men who walked out Set one has gone back.” oe) The strikers will hold a mass meet- ping at Covper Union to-night under the ‘auspices of the Socialist party. Sev {etal prominent Socialists have prom- “med to acidross the meeting. © The doubling of police guards, the P@trong-arm methods adopted since the *stoning of Chief inspector Sehmitt- ‘Werger yoster d the establishment Net roof patrols of plain clothes men of w Wie ‘Strong Arm Squad’ served to mint- mize outbreaks of violence to-day. Mut the progress of reducing the mountains | Bf waste that clutter the stree \wotully slow, w@NLY 701 RECRUITS AVAILABLE FOR THE WORK. Of the 6,000 strike breakers prom- feed to Commissioner Edwards four 8 ago only 701 recruits were co to-day and it was feared that more one hundred of these would de- before the close of the day. From je etvil mervice lists the department shee obtained only 14 recruits from GB Oigivdle list of 2,000 men. ye Brom some of the downtown stabdivs ehtiee as many carts were sent out dur- | gfag the morning than were out Saturday @R yesterday, yet the conditions are p@meh that there would be widespread qeemplaint had not the temperature sud- @enly dropped below freeing. Health Commissioner Lederle has no Pimtention of interfering with Commis- waten Edwards in his methods of break- Wag the strike. Dr. Lederle said to-day: % “The coid weather has indeed arrived a ‘an opportune time, but even had it as “a ined warm I would not consider! a time had arrived for me to in- | » 1 do not see how I could do| ee that ia not now being done by er Kdwarde, He is doin, @émirably under adverse conditions, His guards are now organized ao that t work can be done, and I do not there wit ve many more serious of violence ‘The best progress in any of the three Rereughs under Commissioner Edwards's dommion ts being made in Brooklyn. ‘The deputy. in charge of the work over Qhere reported this morning tha: his force was %8 per cent, efficient and that Ble strike-breaking crews were noi be- “molested, itor .Qehalane took one hun- to Stable G, at No 44 tom and divided them up atreet ané housetop patrols to pany thirty wagons on thelr ef garbage removals. Streets foofe were brushed clear as these went ont and made thelr roufids. few. brick throwers were clubbed, thare waa no real rioting. the Broax forty-four wagons wero ut under a guard of one hundred feof patrola being sent inte every neighborhood where httom the housciops was fre of unknown origin was discov- early to-day in the rear of stagie " ef the Deparsment of Bireet Cieda- at No. 46 wan rorty-eignth sireet, Was extingusoed before the fam quid spread tu udjacent buildings, ‘The biase was discovered vy Henry Mennett, an ussiecai foreman in the @able, who, wiih stavienen, attaches @A emergency hose and poured waier the blaze, wich was rapidly c Wood, paper and siraw in the fear of the wuliding which is a tarce struct ure. Am; the siabie at the time were 17; the men were were Gwakened and hurried to tne Moor, where whey assisted Ben- and the stablemen ip iaking (he into, the street. Sullivan was at Forty-sev- street and Third avenue when he the smoke. He turned in an alarm hurried to the stable. The flames + extinguished before the arrival of fire apparatus. triking driver, was khouse for three Magistrate Ker the Morrisania Court, ‘arreated for thrwing @ bric breakers and policemgn yester- afternoon. ‘atharine Jordan was arrested lay at her home on the third No. %4 East Sixty-fourth str: wing a plaice at a squad of eras who were passing the ho ‘only symptom of d.sorder reporte ton and Goerck street as thirty turned the corner, ‘a strike breaker named Inn was toppled from his of reserves under Capt ed up to the roofs, only t ps art 4 ‘onboy * » pbardment was not repeated In tha lity. jo MEN i ’ ARE AT WORK, NORMAL. ditions of wagons and men at work fanhattan stables during the after ‘were; Stable (, 10 more carts an more men; Stable D, 45 more men; Stable H, 4 more cart men, mbex of men at work Gepartment’s 0 1,810, against 1,644 ari @auly for the department un- mormal condition: Ing the strike, howev for two and’ three men to may waren in some of the distri normal force at work in each under normal conditions, man wing yehiclom ohathan-700 aehoarta, 144 paper an arts, Hewsh trucks, 12 wete shing mashines, 4 sav ping machines, 19 stable tracks, nx—14 ash carts, twenty-three pa and rag carts, ten ash trucks, fo r carts, ten flushing machines, thre irucks. lyn—600 ash carts, M8 paper an carts, thirteen ash trucks, seven wa }carts, 1Wo MMUuCeEKes, One SWeepin, Ine, Nine stable trucks je tricks and ash trucks . under normal conditions by t ternoon occurred at| ash) A shower of| igicke and bottles poured down on the ike breakers and their police escort) oyeriord of all which Joseph | A find them y. No acrests were made and the 1844 tt Is nee- carts, ch, Other vebioles carry one ii LET HARES REPUBLEAN WT ~UOGESHE CE Declares Testimony Brought Out Shows Money Affected Benedict’s Nomination. N SICLEN SUMMONED. | Will Be Asked About a Talk | Over Phone Concerning a Bid of $15,000. William Willett jr. charmed to-day that the invesiation of | for Supreme Court Justice 1 nomination d developed evidence of only one ¢ nd the ale | leged crime involved leadecs of the | Brooklyn Republican organization He | charged that the testimony of ttobert | Stewart, a defeated candidate for the Fusion nomination, on the at showed that money was used t the withdrawal of Stewart's name, The alleged deal tnvolved Alexander M. White, William M. Calder, F. J. 1. Kracke and other Republican leaders in Kings County, Mr, Willett's charge follows: “The only direct evidence of crime we have here is that Mr. White said he wouldn't give any m y unless Benedict was put on the ticket. Steuart w ken off and Benedict was put on. Mow much did White give and where wot itm Stewart also told of a conversation he hud with John H. McCooey @ year ago Steuart quoted McCooey saying at that time: | may have to method over ‘here re they cliarge from $10,000 to $40,000 for nomina- tloa, but we don't do such things here.” QUINN ALONE SUGGESTED THE INDORSEMENT OF WILLETT. An the testimony brought out to-day it was shown that the indorsement ut Willett by the Independence League wae solely at the suggestion of Sheriff Quinn of Queens County, The Investigation by Justice Scudder was adjourned until next Monday. It ls probable that unlews Monday's Inquiry develops @ new line of inquiry the day wil end the investigation, Then Justice Scudder, If he finds that there dopt the ts proba’ mav (ssue @ warrant for the arrest of various persons. It the Court finds to the contrary, the Grand Jury may take up the case. Jus- tice Scudder may send the records to the Grand Jury without any recommenda- tion. Willett and his counsel said in effect that they courted arrest, ause BUC! A course would enavie them to tako a full hand tn the fight. Justice-elect James H. Van Siclen is Under subpoena, but did not answer vo his name to-day. He will oe called on Monday, and if he testifies according to schedule his remarks will bring a new sensation to the case, Mr. Van Siclen will be asked to tell About ihe negotiations before Mr. Heart's Independence League pinned its faith to the candidacy of his unsuccess- ful rival, Mr. Will And this Is the story that, e politicians y, can come from the Van Siclen camp: Shortly before the Willett nomina- tlon @ telephone conversation was held between a person high up in the Independence League and the Van Siclen headquarters. It in- cluded this interesting passage: “This matter has got beyond the question of friendship. ® matter of dollars and cents, ‘Witlett’s people offer 915,000 for the indorsement of the League. ‘What can you do?” The purpose of calling Mr. Van Stc- len was to find out if he had b one end of the telephone, and, who was at the other end and wh: the character of the talk is @ mat- ter of common report. For a second item, located in Je: vault wherein a: the nomination of Russe: Benedict and | reply was ‘nade. Tite mangwno did the talking for the 'ndependence Lea ta named in general rumors a detective has THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER pald anything for the nomination? No, alr. Q money to Louis T, Did Do you know that he patd any Walter? A. No, sir. et Sheriff Quinn near y and speak to hin you n vce to Mr. Willett's candi dacy? A. Yes, alr. ® what that conversation was. yned to Mr. Quinn's office with him for the Saturday morning following the Democratic convention. 1 asked Mr, Quinn It t Mr, Willett. Mr. Qu “Why should the league endorse him?” 1 sald he Fusion with the Republi can Judictary hai through and nother reason that Mr. Wit andidate ta be on account of tt is the most logic endorsed by the lea’ hin record in Congress, “I told him,” added the witness, “that Mr. Willett had stood alone with Mr. Sulzer in his fight on the rules in the House of Representat! and for that reason he was a suc: etood well at the bal | more reaxon to indo body else Mr, 4, ful lawyer and L n anys Quion sald that he did not know anything a Willett's po: | Htloal affiliations, He sugested that he} had busin around tt vergreen | Cemetery and would be glad to m Mr. Willett. I telephoned Mi‘ Willett to} meet him at Tromme's Brewery and they met.” ' Q. Were you present at this confer: ence? A. I was and I was not, DENIES HAVING ANY TALK ABOUT PAYING ANY MONEY. Explaining the answer, said he only heard Quinn go downtown and suggest name to the League, the other conversation, He denied that any suggestion of payment In the Willett's but didn't hear Police Guarding the Strike Breakers; SHIPS WR Man Caught in Act of Throwing Stone | | TAUGHT THROWING “~ CT form of campalgn contribution or otherwixe was made. Q@. (By Justice Scudder). Did you or Mr. Willett intimate to Mr, Quinn that there was anything in it for him® A. No, sir. tlo been told of the nelections. “Mr, Quinn,” Mr Stewart continued, Yeame over and We read the ticket to Q. Di you Near that Mr. Quinn got ce any contribution or other money for the change? A. I asked him tt any- thing of thet kind had taken place and he sald positively that tt had not. Gooey about the judicial nomiza- tions? A. X haven't seen him for « year, At that time we were talking @bout the jndicial nominations, 1 don't know exactly how it came up, @o such things | % Mr, Stewart then made a charge that leading lepublicans had violated the law. He bad been asked what genesar information he had on the subject ot Judicial nomination id, “that stock selling business prospered on Sept. 9. that he never had any Geronimo left the stand ard|took place, during which Doyle, accord- . Robert Stewart succeeded ‘him, ‘Sr, Ing to Hitady, axid Willett had paia | Boston Society Woman and Three Stewart was a member of the Exe 00 for his nomination, tn Ace tive Committee of the Independence’ Mr. De Ford told Justice Scudder he Others in Accident That Starts League. He told all about the method Wanted to examine Louls T. Walter, a Street Deluge. lor selecting a ticket. He said the com- | Halstead Frost and Marinus Witlert, | : | mittee had ‘frst tentatively selected [8nd asked for an adjournment until next| BOSTON, Nov. 1%—Mra, Charles R. Callahan, Hart and Van Sicklen for|Monday. The Court ord the ad-/Hayden, a wealthy Back Bay society the endorsements, The papers had /Journmert, Woman, was severely Then it was suggested to Mr. De Ford that he had over He sald he would cal! him, | asked him tf it was all right, | When Disirict-Attorney Whitman art, a Taston newspaper man, were nd he said Queens had decided to en-| his assistant, Mr. De Ford, returned bruised and badly shaken up to-day doi r, Willett : from Long Island they went at onc When an automobile in which they were Wve then substituted the name of| Judge Rosilsky's chambers side. esas Mr. Willett for that of Mr. Van Sickiin| Criminal Courts Building a fEcne ereehed Inte &: twentyefoursinoh and sent tn the certificate of nominatton. conference with him, Tt w Weter By at the bridge on Beacon I told them I had given the tieket ro] that as a result of the street, over the tracks of the Boston the papers and they watt I'd better ca'l| present Gr Jury will ‘asked to|@nd Alvany Rallroad. up_and make the change. look {nto certal ses the Willett | The collision cracked the big water county. CLEANERS START RUNAWAY. Into running a kicked up by the Fifty-ninth street. Succumbs to Heart Failure Barly FOUR ALMOST DROWN AS - AUTO HITS WATER MAIN. oseph P. Doyle of Far Rockaway sald such conversa- nm as Alderman Brady had estified injured and her inelaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Horace B. Stanton, and Royal L, Stew- ooked Mr. Van Siclen, Van Siclen. mination white! u to come un- | r the jurtadiction of the courts of this main and the oc automobile were j deluge nts of the wrecked wned in the aceon 18, 1911. EXE, MARY DROWNED NDTING GALE Captain, Mate, Steward and a Seaman Swept From Schooner Witch Hazel. CROWD SEES BOAT SINK. Crew of Edith E. Dennis and)" a Woman Drowned After Leaving Schooner. and the telegraph reports ing men in thie city to- Jay of lives tom and ships wrecked or n distress because of the slowly twist- bg gale which has been blowing up tre- nondous stantly increas- of ite Olasts since ate Saturday night. The worst wreck so far reported is vat of the achooner Witch Haxei, from ‘ort Reading for Provincetown, Ma which hit the rocks of the west break- water off New Haven Harbor and sank n the terrific seas which were roiing 1p the Sound. Capt. Britt of Calais, Me., Mate Ole Johnson of Stockholm, Norway, geward Andrew Miller of | checks.” $18.00, Reduced, this $13 00 forgens Mines, N, 8, Seaman Thom: Others more mercenary gave their pa-| WEEK, 10... -.... 0.00 . ° Masten of St. John, N. B., were swept | trons a seasick hour at anchor with u Carpets wwerboard and drowned, little chance fishing and cailed it a day's! | 144). Joseph Miller and Benjamin Mitier, Work. At all the piers until late last x3 Wile a lsc ihe to seamen: and sana of the steward, were) MAME were frightened crowds waiting | Match; new Fall devgns, Vale QB @ P ‘hen the crash came |£0F the Incoming boats, many of which ued at $1.10 y ‘his weel n the rigging when had put into strange landings in the| WILTON VEiVETS, reguarly 80c They worked up Ms the hae oe cheats, $00 yh This Weeki. casts lashed themselves fast. They ee] VacuTS DASHED ASHORE ANO|TAPESIRY BRUSSELS, 90 numb and almost unconscious when b Fanner Sree quailty.. This Weekes. 62!4c rescued by Cupt. Smith of the schooner Willena Gertrude and taken off the ship at daybreak to-day. At Plum Gut at the east end of the Sound, the narrow channel from the Sound nto Gardin Bay through which the tide always rushes like mill race, the two-masted schooner, Edith E. Dennis, from New Bedford to ‘ept into the treacher- ous swirl by the wind and smashed She did not sink at once, but persons along the shore think Gredhport, w against the rock! she must have started a leak. DORY WITH CREW AND WOMEN ABOARD 18 OVERTURNED. A few minut away from her in an open boat. howling gale was making breakers ou of every ell and the dory was over turned a hundred yards ‘from For Terry. on the water. After 10 o'clock this morning captain, who had tied himself was not dead, but unconscious, and | was thought he might not survive the but he wae revived. it night's exposure, He sald his wife and child and two of the crew had been drowned. No trace was found up to late to-day which broke away from the tug Underwriter, which towing her, off Fire Island Light in of the barge Searsport, w the gale yesterday afternoon. The firs wireless reports of the troubles of the barge came from the sieamer Howard, from Norfolk to Boston, and said tha: the Searsport was adrift with fourteen Q. What (id you say to him? AI lw N dete fs ked him the for the chang» “Was there any other consideration?” hbaintand: bropectt | TO HAVE ANOTHER TRIAL. He sald ab utely none. v . Hl hah Q. Have you a 14 Mounted Policeman Lenthan of TraMe earcerare yourself? A. Yes, alti have bees [squad C, evcorting a company of street- |Father Applies for a Habeas Corpus & candidate three times. cleaning strike breake side aw TNAUPHERE NE Sik Poa TAn AT Reh ME Bees | UNE RrTInG, Breanna at Morniansice for Daughter Now in Jail, Fred Burns, father of Florence Burns Wildrick, to-day applied to Justice Sta- pleton in the Brooklyn Supreme Court saw a team draw: ess Wagon secured noise and dust way b fe chased the te maid to me: “ may " r | for a writ of h eas COrpus col ai ‘Manh avenue, where a number of schoo! chil. is commanding a t erare me a fan | dren narrowly escaped being struck, and |the warden of the woman's prison at mu bos rer ea ee ets) at Seventh avenue crowded the off horse |Auburn to produce his daughter !n court. gl y Bleg ly ier Sharge [20 It fell and checked the other, The| It is the contention of Rovert H. Ruy, from $10,000 to $40,000 for a no wagon Wes Btopped Without Injury to the attorney for Burns, that the woman iver, John J, MeNell, of No, 607 West wes Slegally convicted of conducting badger game some three years ago ar a result of which she was sentenced to serve from seven and @ half to fifteen years in prison, Roy says she should have been tried for committing a mis- demeanor, ie ;MORAN-DRISCOLL BOUT ARCHITECT REED DEAD. To-Day. Charles A, Reed of the firm of Reed ; ad Stem, ar are of the crown jewels of Boss Joseph Cass.dy, Rag f new New Y ninal, died n tn the county Of heart failure wt his home early. to- STOPPED IN ENGLAND. jot Queens. In this strong box, says a Sones sear. would get no com- | day. Mr. Reed Was one of the most aa y| the reports of the day, Is a war fund ot | tributions for the campaign. prominent architects in) this country ‘ p: 5 7 St ohti | goodly proportions in which bills of Bair ae the crowd wit] Hig firm designed most of the bi Unless Appeal Is Won Fighting 7 : Mure 2 ‘ol. Alexander § acon, counsel for | tho ‘ecent ted by the Ga ‘i e ad i $1,000 denomination nestle together. Wittett, said: “There tm evidence nere| paciia Greac Northern, $ y same Will Be Dead in t| The mere having of a strong box ts PACING, Great Morthern, Hew ¥ . \ 3 er if t thiv a er was committed,” al and Chicago and Great | That Country, no offense, nor 18 it criminal tooonsess eosed for an explanation, the Colonel ‘ | BIRMINGHAM, England, Nov. 13, Wealth except in collision with the Sner- | clted the bit of Stewart's testimony. Reed was born in Avon, | MINCE AMS GARIN! Not Ji man law, and tt Was therefore a matter | Hermon M, Hansen, an attorney, testl- years ago. inti? he estab. |The Moran-Drlsco Bit, schedules of interesting speculation - |fled that he wax a member of the Noml- | jished an office in St, Paul, 3 here for Dec, 15, was enjoined by the ecution hoped to profit by the fact that} ! mmittee of the Independence | jy matned until 1901, when he was Birmingham courts to-day, The pro- | assidy maintained a non-resident “hold: | League with Quinn and Taxior, He told | ¢ © to take charge of the New | moters have appealed, : Slout” against the coming of the wolf to) Witett was indorsed Hie Brats hi} y n He was a 1 falls, the fighting game * {his Long Island door, | on the subject of the original t = CLERK IN WILLETT HEADQUAR, | Were identleal with those of Mr, Bteuart TERS FIRST WITNESS OF DAy. Maurice M @ clerk in th | office of the Borough of Queens, open the day's testimony, Me sald that h ook @ two Week's leave of absence t harge al work of t Willett hea ters at Jamal charged th ronimo Was the Y. Quinn, Sheriff ‘Por what poses «id you a st TO CURE A COL HANSEN'S VERSION OF THE VORSEMENT OF WILLETT. * ‘Quinn came in" Hansen testified “and sald: ‘It ts all off wi Van Siclen learned that he a t need hat he has arrang for his through Judge Seabury tn ork Thereupon it was decided if that was the case, It was all off the committee, Quinn sald that eens had to be represented, and sug. geniod the name of Mr, Willett. I sald nses at your headquarters?” assed “Phat makes two Democratic represent: Mr, De Ford. atives on our ticket, and tt will look like | 7) 'Por stamps, for automobile hire, for we are showing resentment over the | printing and newspaper advertiying. We defeat of Mr, Steuart.’ Finally Mr M- | pald eome money for Kraphers,” | Quinn's {dea prevailed and we named wald the witness, [Atr. Winett. | Q. What was your largest expense? He denied any knowledue of any A. About financial matters In connection with the 4) Q. Mr, Willett on Sept, 807 | de leavi the nomination “up to ‘= A. I don't remeber, Sherif Quin 6) Da Mr Willett o he! Mich atriol MoNamera of Bar Rockaway denied having any knowledg. of the payment of money for the Wit ° A IN ONB DAY lett nomination, He was one of thono | RAXASIVE | Bit uu ceinine Tele with Cassidy and Walter, at Walter's i's ‘austure' io v0! cash Wok ty, far dinner pary at the Waldorf, after If you have not yet tried this coffee, this advertisement asks you to do so, After trial you will always continue using the ‘te TFtos COFFEE SEEMAN BROS. NEW YORK Proprietors of WHITE ROS e, * Ceylon Tea 4 men in mountainous seas. 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D BOX later the crew and @ woman and child were seen to start The Soldiers were lined along the shore to watch for the bodies of the| drowned to be «wept ashore, and a aixty-inch searchlight was kept playing! the to a log, was washed up on the beach. He jand and search. DIER. ‘There was some confusion to-day re- Punt areenrepen garding the action of the Howard. Un- 4 1 husband we a direction of Capt. H. 8, Chase Is residence, Lake — | Feared Consumpiion Case. writes: “1 was in a terribly run-down condition, my lungs were weak and sore, and I had a dull, heavy pain between the shoulders. Hood's Sarsaparilla has effected thou: Get it to-day in usual Nquid form or 10c ret stages oven every evening rimill wm deiurday evening until Mate Hedrick of the Howard put over & Ufeboat and nade @ gallant effort to h the Searsport. The ilfeboat was nearly swamped twice and Hedrick soon saw that the little craft would be amashed td splinters against (he side of the barge if It ever reached her. He re- turned to his ahip. A despatch from Boston rays the Howard arrived there to-day. Her cap- tain sald that after standing by the helpless barge for several hours he left for thia port upon being informed that the Mohawk was proceeding to- ward the Searsport. SCHOONER WITHINGTON SIGHT- ED WITH SAILS BLOWN AWAY. The steamer Vigilancia of the Ward Line came in to-~day and reported at, Quarantine that she had sighted the schooner Henry Withiagton with her walls all blown away and at anchor out ten miles southeast of the Scot-) © land Lightship. She was not flying dis-| tress sluna A achooner loaded with grain sank of | j Huntington Harbor while trying to beat her way into about 1 o'clock att: Chlorides The Odorlesa Disinfectant Pia: nine M. to do any- Po thing for her until dayligat. Then only Ae) OR ie her mi were visible above the break- ers, Elmer E, Garrison went out with & power-boat and cruised about, the en: | SBECIAL SA Gat. caeanearear ane ON trance of the harbor for an hour or| Your mot economical and the more without finding any trace of the | Widest’ selection of American-made crew. Meanwhile many b of grain | Rugs and Carpets anywhere. Hero came ashore. at the big Doosen showrooms * fines! Yuchts, power boats and dories wiich | in the cit careless owners had put off pulling} Don't mics THIS WEEK'S .pecial out of the water suffered grievous | ecunon, offer: damage in all the waters avout the Rugs (9x12) city, Most of them at anchor even In the protected coves of small bays} EST ROYAL WILTUNs, French erade were awamped. The deep sea Axning| quailty; $55.00 reguiar Price, this weeks, 40008 PURE WORSSED ROYAL _WILTONS. worth $37.50. hots $26.50 this week, to fleet sailing from Canarsie, Sheepsnead d Gravesend Bay, which usually stays out until late in the afternoon, took one good sniff of the coming gele and one look at the towering seas and arted akittering for home before AE ager This | Actas noon. Some captains turned aboutand| aie P4790: i 19. 75 went home without allowing their pa <4 FF trons to drop @ line and gave “return The le damaged more than a dozen yachts and emailer craft off City Is!and A score or more of the hundred picasure craft were swept from cheir moorinss and many were damaged by being Gashed ashore or against the City Island Bridge. 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