The evening world. Newspaper, June 12, 1913, Page 4

ic c SU NETOEDINCOURT BY MTREYNOL i Sama to Exchange S; P..Shares-for Pennsylvania’: ™ B..and-O. Holdings, as « OT, PAUL, Minn, June 13—Unien Pacific Railroad attorneys appeared be- fore United States Cireuit Judges San- ‘born, Hook and Smith to-day and os- (plained additional plans for disposing of ‘the read's holdings of Southern Pacific Which he paid Were “no plans at all, ‘Sut merely were propositions of eome- thing they intended to try to do.’ ‘The court ddjoufned without announc- SUE FOR BEING THROWN OUT OF KNICKERBOCKER. Two Lawyers Demand $20,000 Damages From Broadway Hotel Proprietor. Jacinto Cdsta and Joseph A, Young ‘ THE avanina WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE FREE RAW WOOL AND SUGAR. | ‘ "APPROVED BY SENATORS. | Wilson * Tariff Plans Upheld by Majority Members of the Finance Committee. filed quits in the Supreme Court to-day | ¥ M4 recover @ total of $20,000-from James Regan, proprietor of the Hotd a Saunier because, they allege, they were thrown out of the hotel on May 2 inst. Mr, Conta ts a deputy corporation counsel. Mr. Young is a lawyer cons nected with of Whalen & Dunn) No. 89 Cedar atvoet. ‘The lawyers state in their complaints that they went into the Knickerbocker an the evening of May %, and looked ‘for a mall box an Mr, Conta wished to Mall @ome letters, James Murphy, the house detective posted the letters for them, and they then inquired of him where the restaurant was, because dhey Suddenty Munphy became abusive, they further declare, and when they remo: atrated with him he called for 1 pevigtance of the doorman and had them thrown into the street in the Presence of a large number of people, +] Kach lawyer demanda $10.00 damages, ‘ef the hokiings of Bouthern Pacific stock two plans recently subfnitted, od nt_ of stock involved In the ea> atook. | Waldo!” . ie WALDO CHEERED. (Pettee Commissioner Rewees Ene ‘thasiaam of Flashing Tasyayers, Police Commissioner Waldo left hin ‘hat fn the Mayor's reception room to-+ day and entered the private office of the Mayor. When he returned to reclaim Rin headpiece the rooin wan crowded | nek ‘with a large flelegation of taxpayers from Flushing. Each man wore The) badge indicating he was an advocate of ‘rapid’ tranait. y the House were “by majority lon famaliine the Adminiatra- tion On both schedules was taken after amendments to alter them had en voted down, fat Ree RES SAVED FROM GAS GAS DEATH. ‘Wind Put: Pate Janttor Janltor in Peril as He Sleeps. John Rose, assistant janitor at Sat, bcd West One Mundred street, was his bed in the basi day. Dr, Corbin Hood Wright Hosp! ihe the man, took him to the oe sleep with wind through found ov It in suppased Rone wen! the burning and that 1 pet wind: t Ai ok were atill ndition when ott rf “Three cheers for Commissioner shouted a Fiushingite on | recognising the Pollon Commissioner, Fepresents about 6128,000, Attorney-General aemey holds, in op- F ivf ia of all intérest in the Balti. and Ohio Company, Yj, Cows, Greeabut Nareies Frém. Burepe. ‘Coph.3. B. Greenhut, President of the Greenhubtlesel Copper Company, will Teture to New York on pext [apenas peng Capt. Green- his yp tad trip to ag the tittiesh ann: Battle of Gottyaburs on the Fourth july on the thebd one ae dat- who was now in the midat of the threng. Three hearty cheers accompanied by | me iT hand-vlapping wére given, Mr. Waldo grabbed his hat, flushed, bowed ail beat a retreat in double time. —_—.o—- . Managing Tax Clerk Appointed. FE Fro om WHOLESALER DIRECT A POUND y. 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