The evening world. Newspaper, June 11, 1912, Page 4

. ee ee See SRR Paar kee. I EERE GILLS OE nme AR exorbitant, that the housewife gets the benefit, she fa enabled to buy food atufts f v family cheaper. swerve you?” GAVE HER PLAN 18 NOT PRAC- WITH ALDERMAN IN MAYOR'S OFFICE Mrs. Julian Heath Defends Plan for Market Under N. Y. Central Tracks. Mrs. Julian Heath of Riveraide Drive, Sut who in her efforts at uplifting has resided among the poor people of the tenements, engaged to-day in @ good- Matured tit with Alderman John Walsh in the Mayor's reception-room. Alderman Walsh is opposing the plan of Mrs. Meath to establish @ market} under the tracks of the New York Cen- tral Railroad on Park avenue from One Hundred and Eleventh to One Hundred and Twelfth streets. Mra. Heath and her secretary, Miss number of Push cart peddiers, called at the City Hall to #ee the Mayor in furtherance The Mayor of the market plan another date when he will hear the ap- Dlication. It was then Mrs, Heath and ‘Alderman Walsh met Rround and argued aides of the cane “L.tell you, Mra. Heath," began the Alterman, “that I will oppose your plan With every legitimate weapon I possess, 1 have good reasons for opposing you. There are four schools in the immedi- ate region of your proposed market Blace, and I want that piace reserved for those school children.” SUGGESTS USE OF PARK AS A} PLAYGROUND. “Well, so long us I have @ breath in my body I shall oppose ur plan in that respect.” retorted Mrs. Heath with @ smile. “The idea of rolecting such a! Place as # playground for children when you imve Mount Morris .Perk only « on common their respective block away! I am giad to know your Denohse Made Her Troable, dink. attitude, for ‘forewarned is forearned,’| Mrs, Susan 1. Donohue of No, 21] SBWARD, Alaska, June 11—The firet you know.” Bmerson place, Newark, Killed hierscit|@rect news of conditions on Kodiak “Now, seriously, M Heath,” re-land her two-year-old son, Thomas, with | Island, which was almost devastated by fumed the Alderman, are many | gas in her home to-day, She left a nute ano, Ww legitimate objections te the market plan. 1 drove out the market at was there two years ago becaui it was unsanitary, unsightly and public Aulsance. The market people squatted there without authority of law.” “But we propose to ge in there with the lew behind us,” argued Mre. Heuth, with an emphatic toss of her head, “and as big an Alderman as you are 3 think 1 will be.able to defeat you. I Wager that if you took a vote among your constituents..you would find that the majority would be in favor of the market. But here you set yourself up as speaking for all without knowing the a'"We propose to keep the market in eanitary condition; to place it under the Jurisdiction of the Bureau o¢ Markets otalls from duat and dig Yes, and wo pro- pose to have push garts, for push carts Gevelop the retall busines, and ¢! retail men along Park avenue want the regulated push cart trade. “All this I want done for the poor push cart market mun goes to the wholesajer and buys cheap. He then is able to sell cheap in a market place where the rents are not ~ will hold To-morrow, Wednesday, a Specially Prepared “No, Madam “Your plan is practical two years ago, #0 it Mt failed to work even then, dear Mra. Heath, you want to do thing for the poor people.” “I cortainiy do. thom and know them better than Ido my own clans,” “Yea, you want them to } air and fine surroundings an Ufting conditions. ‘That being Mrs. Heath, why ao you not ady putting your market piace on River side ‘Drive new and undertrable conditions w' which you would find yourself fronted. I would gladly have a marke: Riverside Drive tf the thing were prace tieable,”” be highly impr: Door people beneflt by « market “Wall, ft would show great unselfish. ness, at leant, on the part of your class,” said the Alderman. HINTS AT THE CONTROL OF 800 ance in th nue, and I will guarantee to you elaht hundred votes that you m received, for we have that move him from his attitude of opposi- tion. “Very well then,” Heath, with a torted Wale! which County Phystclan McKengio satd indicated that Mrs, Donohue had been made despondent und hopeless by ths desertion ef her husband. She and her friend —— TWO-SCORE IN TRAIN CRASH. CLINTON, Mess, June 11.—Two per- the New York, Now Haven and Hart- ford Raliroad crashed head on into a freight train near the Union Station nere| shortly before noon to-day. ——— Old Time Theatrical Man Dead. ‘William Webster, time theatrical manager, died suddenly, been living with one lung for ten years. At one time “Bill” Webster, as he was widely known, Jack Haverly, who in his day was) the ading theatrical and the result of this |* the | eh to “= TWODAYSOF PANE, ~~ VOLCANO SPREADS HAVOC IN NASKA \Five Hundred Hide in on U.S. Cutter Manning Dur- That would be unselfish. M ing Great Shower of Ashes. the peopte of your « to controling the _—— | is that no! TICAL NOW. replied the Alu woretical now. man. T have lived amons | ‘Terror! Wa 1 rom Dawson, Y x hundred mi! noes, sald vol vesterd ot heard 0 vote yoursel KODIAK Alaska, Sune o-(Via and t on! are bu of ashes Katmal afternot result of the eruption of rhuraday nt hours but many “But it would A the said Mra. Heath lean, and lasting forty No lives have been jot here other must lave suffered heavily The revenue cutter M port here when th furnished refuge for of the town, WO men, wom beginnin setilements near the vuleano ning was} dd ants and chil- erupt eturn to WIRELESS MESSAGES TELLOF RESCUE OF SHIPMRECKED CREW | dren, doubtless saving many The}. g 5 VOTES. rf ‘ng dustitiod water}|Cuban Steamer Reports Pick- I accept your suggestion wimply ix) dibekt -fations to the deat for [ believe you are reputed at! » the water supply having been polluted and springs filled with aplies. The naval wireless station waa de- stroyed by fire and the Manning's wire- revealing her diplomatic , let us have your assiat- market plan for Park ave- A wireless mensage recely York to-day from Capt. He the steamship Santlago, York to-morrow from told of the rescue at se before . Despatches are Sevard with an app | avallable ance of t ashes, sand and hot pum! vegan the officers of the Manning ordered every one in Ko- nearby villages to board the concluded Mra. nessage from and ¢ York nd a fighter, too,” gallantly, <<» ———_ KILLS HERSELF AND CHILD. Husband Weat row are fair ree than forty hours the people were huddled together in the darkness of midnight. Satunlay morning it crow lighter, the Manning worked out of the narrow channel and headed for the open rea. Sho had not proceeded far when "{the pall lifted and she returned to Ko- been abandoned Away Bae “aes the east coast of Flori the eruption of Katmai ‘failed to find him. Fine Laces and Linen Pearline [ig Saves Wear and lear x others ut thirty” were badly @ passenger train on &@ Well known old "A Tascinatin jcvtunaingt of heart @iveaso to-day in his home at White, Pink, Cream and Flesh. 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