The evening world. Newspaper, March 8, 1912, Page 10

ee * Bt a8 oe THOISINDS MORE ‘GO IDLE BECAUSE OF COAL STRKE British Prime Minister, How- ever, Has Increased Hope of Ending the Struggle. LONDON, March &—Speaking to a! ftlend in the House of Commons last evening Prime Minister Asquith de- clared himself more hopeful of ending the coal strike, SA statement issued to-day by the Miners’ Federation attacks the pre: Alleged misrepresentation of its at- jude, It is evident that the miners) are beginning to feel the pressure of the other trades. union bodies, which fe suffering in consequence of unem- ployment and the depleting of their owing, they say, to the miners’ ebstinacy. ‘The public alarm has been incre: ‘The Railwaymen’s Executive 's op- posing the syndicatist action and has a warning to men that they | ot refube to work troop trains if the e miners’ otrike. | Messages from ali parte of the coun- | tay to-day toll the samp story of fac- tories, mills, enginesring works and closed dows, c. idle docks, of held uy, of hundreds of thou- Wales Renee aie sronstetes, » oy hed prices for everytning, ree thousand men were discharged terday from one engineering works om the Teeside. At Sunderiand, Hull and other big ports steamers are lying idle in 8. The steady slackening of work in sn OW: the colliers’ holiday, but the le ie utterly paralyzed. of coal merchants and we to trad. syndicate clerks have 100,000 tons of Welsh coal on the Cardiff docks which irousst at $6 a ton and for which tetused $9 to-day, hoping to make gent per cent. Even in Spain the coal stoppage is hardship, frait steamern being up at Valencia for want of fuel. Ali along the Mediterranean thé are becoming exhausted, ite price has been trebled. SE aE ,UP-STATERS FOR TEODY. “Progressives” Put Delegates in , Field to Oppose Odell, (Opecial to The Ereaing World), POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., March 8.— The ve" Republicans of the Terenty-sizth Congressional district, comprising the Counties of Dutchess, Put ‘and Orange, are to make a fi fOr Btate committeomen delegates to the National Convention and Congressional istrict committeemen at the primary election to be held on March %. They ‘Will give ox-Presidont Roosevelt their eupport. For State committesman in opposition te former Gov. Benjamin B. Odell jr., who was nominated by the Congressional District Committee last Monday, the ives” place In nomination ex- Hamilton Fish of Garrison, delegates to the National Convene at Chicago, in opposition to Capt, M. Dickey of Newburg and 1 K. Phillips of Matteawan, the ves’ name Lawrence F. Ab- of Cornwall, eon of Lyman Abbott, of the Outlook magasine, and ex- ibiyman Augustus B. Gray of tary 19 called out in connection | | , : THE EVENING WORLD, Bouquet for Speaker Clar On His Sixty-Second Birthday ER CHAMP CLARK , QUET ERomM Pine &S AND} HOUSE MBSSENGRES: 1@ GV BUCK. WASHOE, RECEIV ‘The measengers and pages of Congress yesterday presented the Speaker with a fine bunch of flower in commemoration of the #ixty-second anniversary of his birthday and of his kindly treat- ment of the House staff. The picture was anapped as he received the testimonial. FUNERAL DRIVERS STRIKE AGAINST COFFIN TRUST. 1! Boycott in Hoboken Will Tie Up Burials Until Trouble: Is Settled. Residents of Hoboken dying at this time run the risk of remaining un- buried until the strike of the drivers for the National Casket Company is settled, The Coach Drivers’ Union ot Hoboken has ggreed to boycott all funerals in which caskets made by the National Casket Company are used, and aw the National Casket Com- pany, which is known as the Coffin ‘Trust, turns out the bulk of the cof- fins used in Hoboken the outlook is for a decrease in the number of fun- erals, There are eighteen drivers on strike. ‘The imme cause of the strike was the discha the strikers, company is that Joseph’ n work. Joneph and his fellow-drivers way he was discharged because he wore a but- ton of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, The casket wagon driv- ers and funeral coach drivers threaten to draw all the teaming intereste in Hoboken into the strike if Lamb is not of Joseph Lamb, one of The reason given by the ected his reinstated. Incidentally they want their wages raised, Munchauseniams, (Brom the lo Made.) Firat Liar—I had a cauary once that sang “Annie Laurie” with such emotion that the tears,came out of its eyes and filled the cage and it was drowned! Second Liar—I had one that sang “The Anvil Chorus” so. realistically that he killed himself hammering his head on tho aide of the cage! . | reached here. ‘The GRACES ING, ~ WE REARRESTED 4 | She Insists She Didn’t Shoot, | as He Charges, and Hints Negro Did It. ATUANTA, Mar Mra, Dalay OF > |Grace of Philadelphia was rearrested |late yeaterday on the charge of shooting her maband and is betng held without bal, She had been Iberty on $7,600 |bond. ‘The second cause the conditton | so serious that hia death may come at {any moment. Mrs, Grace persists in her | that did not shoot her and that she knows nothing of ing. When wald that the ne premises bore a bad character and on Monmlay had been reprimanded by Mr. Grace, It 1s sald that most of the money of Mrs. Grace was gone, and that Grace, who is a member uf a building company, wanted to sell the home in Philadelphia to raisé more money to put into the business. His wife save him power of attorney. and officers bi that she 4 don that is wife did the shooting, aay the officers. petticoat Ah FREIGHT WRECK BLOCKS FOUR TRACKS FOUR HOURS. Twelve Cars Are Hurled Off Track Near Peekskill When Rail Breaks, but No One Is Injured. PEEKSKILL, N. Y., March 8—A long freight train on the New York Central Ratlroad was wrecked here this morn- ing, and !t was four houre before any of the four tracks could be cleared for trafic. In ‘the meantime the through trains were sent over the Harlem Divi- sion, and the passengers from the locals were compelled to walk about a quarter of a mile around the wreck and then take another train that had been sent to take them down. No one was injured. The freight, composed of about thirty or forty cars, was north bound. It was about 4 o'clock ‘this morning when it ine, in charge of st was made be- Engineer Fred Bar: with nine of the loaded freight cars, passed the Peekskill station at Hudson avenue in safety, but the tenth car of the train was thrown off the rails when one of the rails broke. Before the train could be stopped twelve of the freight cars had been hurled off the raile and thrown in a mass about the tracks, thus completely blocking all traffic on the four tracks. ———<—=—— Oxford Don's Caustic Comment. (From the Lomlon Chronicle.) ‘There are some surnames which jar on the susceptibilities of purists. A story fs told of an Oxford don who, after hearing the viva Yoce of an undergradu- ate named Littler, thus aldversed him: ir, Littler, your Greek proso is dis- ting, your Latin prose is d‘sgusting, r translation is disgusting and your ie is ungrammatical.” Miserable Stomach Troubles’ Ended No Biliousness Or Headches Do you feel bright and cheerful—ae you should—when you get up in the morning? Do you feel ike you have had a good night's reat and like Going a full day's work; or, do you get up with that “down- and-out" spirit fecling just as tired and sleepy ‘as When you went to bed? If you have that ‘‘tired-all-the-tim feeling go to your Grugeipt—right ¢ minute—get @ bottle of Cooper's New Di covery. Tako three doses—one before each meal—and) if you don't feel better than you have for many a‘day return the bottle to the druggist and get your money re- funded. After taking a few doses of this medicine there will be no dyspepsia, you will not feel the effects of undigested food in the stomach, which ca heartburn, sick . 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This was the opinion of City Court Justice Lafetra handed down to- |, Dry! day in the ease of MoComnick against unlawfuiness of any transaction carried “1012, | 1 mpi lotion made by dissolvi fae of mayatone In & half pint of witch ainpooing leaves the ffy and beautifully Put a cupful of add the contenti or on on @unday,” eald the Justice, “te | and or o6ctupation of the party. prohibits the carry! horse on Sunday.” render real broke: $15.00, $12.00 and durable. An op; every father and mot! Juat West of Broad: whether ft relates to the usual business The law on of all trades | not prohibit joaler lawfully can sell @ The suit In which this decision was was for the commission of a —Mothers—— Bargains for Boys To-Day and To-Morrow At the 125th St. and 14th St. Stores Only Choice &, Winter Weight Boys’ Overcoats and Suits at °4.50 In this remarkable bargain offerin, Overcoats is included every winter our stock worth up to $15.00. 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