The evening world. Newspaper, January 15, 1915, Page 6

SWIMMING AWAY 4 ATTACKED BY Another Bond Issue Probable io p oR FS Complete $101 ,000,000 Project— i -_—— Whitman Interested. (Special to The Evening World.) ALBANY, Jan. 15.—The State Canal Board, composed of principal officers Bler Scores Members for In- i in non Problem of Un- | for enlarging the Erie Canal has been ’ spent and the work is not yet com- employment. pleted. There remain but $7,000,000 to the credit of the fund. Construction work on the barge canal Is 84 per cent. finiahed with $10,000,000 to $15,000,000 more to be expended and there are $76,000,000 of damage claims already on at have forced Originally the in Daring Attempt to Escape. “Down in Hamilton Harbor,” sald J. W. Coupland, who arrived to-day from Bermuda on the steamship Oceana, “I saw a funny swimming fo | stunt that came near being a tragedy. Forty men, the crew of the Germa! feighter Led ho were de. tention camp ever since cap- tured months ago, were very eager to #o home and fight. One of them ea- caped, two weeks ago, and the British soldiers have scoured the island bare in their efforts to find him. “AS we were on deck of the Oceana, Inst Monday, eee a noap-| N 000,000 voted by the people ii jotm Haynes Holmes, min- Chureh of the Messiah, @ eensation at to-day’s meet- ihe Board of Estimate by telling floating out toward ‘At least, 4% against the tide. It came along ected to be|* steadily and so fast that a Tommy awarded by the jon sentry-go along the beach took @ Gov. Whitman eaid to-day that the | coupl pops at it with bis rifle. situation was one requiring grave con- | in sideration. The rd would make | inere: wan tossed up in the careful study and later would levue a [Air and there was the missing Cer- complete statement of the situation, | man! he had only played it right, Asked when the canal would be|h* might have gone out safely on completed, the Governor replied that (he tide. The wen it was imponsible to fix a date until/*#aln, and he od his hand in the financia: problem had been ad- surrender and meekly ewam jumted. Certain it is that the State must spend more than $161,000,000 if bcimagen aemmerd This means Carine bond i tual construct comple’ Seanmed MoCabe, Opposes Plan fer state Ownership of Sites, 000,000, but Cory extras, and a Fariety of unscheduled expenses have absorbed ALBANY, Jan. 15.—Prompt action for the development of utilization of oe ore ees at bert) is mot now to pay for completing the ‘ieene. the undeveloped water power of New York State is urged in a report made —p——_—_ ASK COURT 10 FO ACE to the Legislature to-day by the Con- 1B. T, TO OBEY ORDER] sceusctctare.tort b7 sh cone report urges that the State construct Public Service Commission Seeks and operate storage reservoirs to con- serve the flood waters and for the to Enforce Ruling Against Stoing Cars in Subway. regulation of streams. This report, concurred in by Chairman George E. Van Kennen gnd Commissioner John The Public Hervice Commission to- day directed ite counsel to start an action in the Supreme Court to atop D. Moore, says that se reser- volr would Increase er power of the Hudson River below Hadley violations by the Interborough Rapid Transit Company of the Commission- ere order against the storing of un- developed sites and about 63,000 horae- power at undeveloped sites, The rc sort that In the opinion approximately 000 horsepower at used cars in the subway in slack nm there is a@ grow- hours, Such an order was made vy the Commiasiion Jan. 7, together with an Lata hyd oe, coreent, increase ite service m time to out. ey loner Patrick E. McCabe aide the rush hours, so every @ minority report. In it he could have a termed the water power question as a The order provides fo: Penalty |husiness proposition” and argued of %,000 for each violation. Instead of st the Btate going into the busl- wecking to force the penalty, to- of developing water power. 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Q ree i fh RLS, FRIDAY, JAN Justice Erlanger, after which it was announced the amount had beea on. IMMIGRATION BILL READY FOR WILSON House Adopts the Conference Re- port on Measure by Vote of 227 to %. WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.—By a vote of 227 to 96 the House this afternoon adopted the conference report on the Burnett Immigration Bill. It will be nent Immediately to the White House, £ IN CONEY JOY PARTY in Divorce Court, Tell of Gay Night. “Tho Girl From Rector’s” appeared Brookes Turner, There were three girls “Stanley Turner, Lionel’ " said Robert B. Wil “met Lionel on the e' 1914, on the edge of the white light belt. 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