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FINA , EDITION daa ONE CENT. Convent, 191807, The Prem, rates NEW YORK, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1915. 18 PAGES rou a AT DD NOT KNOW SUB } WS MOUATAGP. ORDER. === , . 409 Angry Men Down on an of Commission De-| COMMISSIONER M’CALL, | Commissioner Fetherston. Chairman PHOTOGRAPHED TO-DAY “ fends B. R. T. and In- AT P. S. HEARIN terborough. APPEAL TO THE MAYOR. ‘ Many Workers, Tired and Hungry, Walk From Bronx to Municipal Building in Vain. Sere Four hundred men of the snow clearing force stormed the offices of Street Cleaning Commissioner Fether- ton shortly after noon to-day and @a- manded pay for work done two-days ago. All of the men are membern of the first reserve of the emergency snow- fighting force, 12,600 of whom were PASSES UP THE BLAME. Leaméd Only Sixty Days 4) That the Railways A Defied Orders. Bre Mie, Pervice Commission, was an all! ‘witnives to-day before the Legisia- Committee in City | ‘firit he waa affable, voluble Admiral Howard of American Fleet iieporta the Asama Breaking Up Of Lower California EMPEROR FLEES CITY : —Vessel Has, Notable Record. Fekiesnic'Svakping. Ttrougl, Au Loskvgedl Hoes atl ON Se sok about three hundred and fifty miles south of Port San Bastolome, Lowe: row morning. California, and was breaking up. Richard Cutting and John Martin] No further detatla were given in py Later when he began to mire in the Ulicksand of his own statements he Grew wary and cautious. He went into tedious details and avoided direct ans- _ weeds {Phd principal points of his tcs- ‘during the morning session A terrible epidemic of smallpox is pulsed. sweeping Vienna, the Amsterdam cor- respondent of the: Exchange Tele- As the San Diego was at the city workers, were appointed a committee Emperor Franz Joseph and mem- to call on Mayor Mitchel and explain the grievances of the men. of San Diego, Cal., to-day, navy oM- bers of the court are repotted to have ng \Gomscieden! fo too much | ——eeeeeereee ee eeees in contracts for the new are ‘in the As vicinity and un- dor wireless erders from Rear-Ad- miral Howard, undoubtedly are act- ing by this time to help the Japanese feting service. Overwhelmed with work from ytiorning until late at night. Atrong defense of the good in- ‘The cries of the men, as they waited for an audience, many of them burl- that were heard through ing epith AGAIN BY A SHORT “vasponsibility for bie being Square Accident. rompt payment, the men were| Point Bartolome ts on the Pacifio|™e" Who were attempting to kidnap |jations concerning consumers’ cash passed to un- 4 the al soorene or joined by fresh recruits that piled |side of Lower California, Mexico, mid- | her on street in front of a public | deposits, The order is addressed to eapierees commis- for widening the ter- of the New York City com- to include Long Island and Westchester County. Favors havjng the city commis- gion take supervision over the sgalaphone service and is opposed to _ Mew York City being compelled 5 heed pey th the deficits of up-State Records show that at the close of again this afternoon. All four tracks|macy of one of Commissioner Feth-| Diego and about three hundred miles 1918 the Consolidated Gas between Eighteenth Street and Nine-|erston’s clerks finally prevailed. Re.|north of Magdalena Bay, where Am- manufacturer, and hie wife were mm had bouhd local track was tled up for|them by the city.” lomo 1s situated ia an almost unin- with three wounds tn her abdomen | five independent companies $279,474, nearly half an hour. “The best any of us stand to col-| habited country. which will probably prove fatal, and|@ total of $8,657,173. A workman for Holbrook, Cabot &|lect—if we do, is §2.40—and many of Cimo Is at his home undergoing treat- | The order compel Rollins, ‘contractors engaged at| us won't get that,” said Martin, “Ajl| ‘The Japanese erutger Asama bi broken in handling the| battle of the Sea of Japan, May 27-28,| The kidnappers abandoned the | § per cent. interest and to use every 1905, on which occasion she recelved | child and made their escape. precaution to Insure a return of the the surrender of Rear Admiral Nebog-| Cimo has his business and tives at | (epost to the cpnaumer after bis dual system with the present sub-|shovels we way, accidentally dropped an iron| heavy sleet are taxed $2.20 for bar on the third rail of the uptown | scrapers and $1.20 for the shov local tracks. A short circuit was| Martin and six other men walked| astoff of the Russian navy. After this| caused and there were puffs of smoke,|from the Bronx to collect their| fight she was engaged successfully Two blocks away the station agent| money. Other taxes were levied upon| with the Russian cruiser Dmitri Don- letters demanding $2,500 for the last | 47 now neldiog ey 4 thousands of at Times Square was notified and he|the men, they said, such as three] skol, and it was from the decks of the month, but paid no Collars paid them as deposits and not sent @ call to the Interborough head-|cents if they lost a red ribbon thoy| Asama that the Emperor of Japan| The letters threatened to steal the | receipts. jag McCall said he bad rid- $m & subway crush during non- hours, but did not know the tions were a violation of orders. declared that be did not know fixty Gays ago that orders to the railways were being violated. minates. During an investigation it steadily up in the elevators, The sit-|way of the peninsula. It is about| school in Newark, N. J., this after- | the twenty-one gas companies in this The subway wan completely tied up| uation looked serious, but the diplo-|four hundred miles south of San/noon, Vincent Cimo, a maccaroni | °!t¥: ty-alxth Btreet were out of business|juctantly they scattered with many|erican naval vessela in the Pacific| *##bbed. on deposit $2,062,068.21, the Brooklyn for only threo minutes, but the north-| complaints of “the deal banded to| frequently rendezvous. Port Barto-| Mre. Cimo is in the City Hospital| Union system $1,195,630.66, and the ; the companies ‘ ° &| ment for cuts on the head and shoul- | to keep a definite record of every Times Square in connecting the new| those fellows whose handscrapers or| war record that dates back to the| ders. deposit made by a consumer, to pay 0. 41 Cutler Street. contract with the’ gas company ter-| Parents Who Abandoned Four He ham been recetving Black Hand | was proved that the gas companies Children Sent to Sing Sing tention to them. leeturned because consumers have lost and* Auburn, 8 PRICE ONE OENT. GERMANS STORM FRENCH TRENGHES: HARD FIGHTING ALL OVER POLA SUVS Japanene Crier, 900 Abo a RENCH DRVEN OUT OFLINEOF REPORT IT RETAKEN Russians Claim to Have Captured Town of Skempe in Their March Toward Thorn, but Admit Seri | Resistance in Carpathians. : BELGIANS AND GERMANS ™ ALLPOX 1M VIENNA; =| IN A TWO-DAY BATTLE. NCHES; : In the reporté to-day from Parts and Berlin mention tom aaa of German attacks on three Mnea of Prench trenches n-th Be ‘ borhood of hee, between Verdun and Ri one willing to tell all about put to work at noon Tuesday. They ee sete Pert heime. Berle owl of the Commission and were to have been paid off beginning} © WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.—Rear Admiral Howard, commander of the} | t?O-Hungarian Capital, Am- that the principal French position, éatending @ mile ond onefifih, I" his part in the work. at noon yesterday, but owing to errors| pacitic Fleet, reported to the Navy Department to-day from his flagship sterdam Hears. war captured, topéther with 1 officers, 661 solélen A yoy te ee in the payrglis made by the city em-| 5.1, Diego that the Japanese cruiser Asama with 600 men, was wrecked y ‘and 9 machine LONDON, Feb. 4 (United Press).— guns. The positive assertion ie made that counter attacks were ve snare rer POPE admits the tops of the srench, Dut: inte A ¢, a * it if was later recaptured. It ts declared that brenehes wore t No. 68 East One Hundred and | Admiral Howard's despatch and noth h i (3 thie! | new feventieth Street, two Ge tbe apa ing was said of the fate of the crew. pit eae iiiorah cE te ene teow come gets Ne song © mate ome French of the loss of any men. clals assumed that the Admiral’s m: i fled from the city to the imperial , ; At the City Hall they wore advised,/ sage was ciple ee oe | || palace at Schoenbrunn. =~ i to see Commissioner Fe! ton. The | on received from an % a ania iP melt, The first enowe fall in November im the Vosges, end the @abways to give much attention to SUBWAY TIED \|P off Ensenada. vs o men then decided to storm Fether- Ze ‘pring comes correspondingly early. Viepenplaints of citizens against ex. eee eee. ‘At lehst three American warships AT scHool DOOR GAS COMPANIES MUST Ruasion claims to success in @ Battle to the north of the We , PAY BACK DEPOSITS) tine oy tneir march to Thor are ayfeet by thelr saectaion thet “the attempted invasion of Hungery oné o érive towerd Budaged — ‘ ion tentions of B. R. T. and Interbor- tne eng, a trecinereten: He seat| oruleer. ‘The collier Nanshan was at fo are meeting serious reatstance, : eugh officials to serve the public OF Conan It the men dlspersed,|L® Pas on Jan. 30, the gunboat! Parents Come to Rescue and Public Service Commission Orders Berlin announces and Petrogred admite that te Garmes ana pve best peewee ‘jhaaer am they could come back at 9 o'clock | Yorktown was at the same place tho ka Records Kept to Protect troope have joined the Austrians im the Corpathions. Germana’ Not aware oe Fae op to-morrow morning and get their|®@me day, and the cruiser | Maryland Both Are Stabbed—Mother Consumers. claim important successes im thet enew covered country. ; jaf the cotarsiseton to these, same money at the paymasters' office on| Wa at Mazatlan. a What Berlin ‘claime were mere skirmishes north of the Wie ~ FRESNO Ne ee ctl. the third floor. At the Japanese Embassy no infor- Will Die. Further indications ‘that great| tula the Russiane report as seriete encounters. doce nat Nated and the commission p! “We want it now," raged the lead- | mation bad been received of the wreck bodies move slowly was furnished even mention the town of Akempe, which the Russlene report a: J ile would have enforced the or- Northbound Locals Stalled] ers. “many of us have walked down|#nd ppeniwel papiahaatthig Beles to-day when the Public Service Com- captured in @ determined attack, me ae here and haven't got carfare back or |Once ie In an attempt to rescue their six- | mission, after a long delay, adopted ‘ dere if be had known they were | Nearly Half Hour by Times | the price of a meal. on the Pacific Coast and the Govern-| 4,014 daughter Sarah from three |#" oFder requiring gas companies tn Both stdea mention furious flonsing on the greet dattlefiets Persisting in their demands for|ment at Tokio. New York City to obey certain regu- (Continued on Second Page, First Column.) wien myrwers, Sovnns. 39 oe quarters for the fire department and| were given to wear on their sleeves. | reviewed the naval parade in Japan- | child and kill her, Cimo and his wife pe skp cg arn , . feeecen wite pied sah secutiony for immediate shutting off of the} Four men. who had been turned | ese waters the latter part of October, | have been acompanying the child to| DESTROYER V5 SANK George Huetfner and his wife Jean- uestions, very polite, very power. The order for the Fire De-| down at the district station at Fourth | 1905. and from the public school at Seventh BRITISH CRUISER, THE nette, who abandoned their two chil- fee ot avon see a nee sPeCait about) Partment was revoked when it was|/Avenue and Forty-ninth Street,| More recently the Asams has been | Avenue and Cutler Btreet ever since. " dren, Richard, aged four, and James, He ask H seen the trouble was not serious, but | Brooklyn, were exhausted when they | active in the Pacific. In November she| Three men were waiting outside the GERMANS NOW ASSERT. | agea two, in front of Gimbel’s atore ywork and methods tn the Commis-| 11. power on all four tracks between |reached the Municipal Building. They | was reported as hovering outside of|00r of the school when the pupils beg = vmpeae to the Commission | was shut off at 1.33. out of & German warship, and in Jan- | of them picked up the Cimo child and terday morning until 7 o'clodlkc last L. L), Feb, 4.—German Admiralty offi-| not less than two and » half ‘bout rs ago, Three minutes iater the downtown | ¥°* ear she was steaming up| started to run away with her. , . L), Fel miralty not lees than e years weg baer ab Bibs nay local tracks and both express tracks | night waiting for thelr money, and | Uary of this year she ust Meet for| Cimo and his wite gave chase and| cers assert that there 10 no longer any| nor more than five and a halt years ‘bad been ten years on the! sg" in operation again, but it was|then were turned away. the German cruiser Prinz Eitel Fried-|caught the man carrying the little | porsibility of doubt that a British battle |in prison. They pleaded guilty two or y 1.59 before power was on again for| Commissioner Fetherston placed girl. The other two men drew knives | cruiser was sunk in tha naval battle in! weeks ago and also admitted that and attacked the father and mother. |the North & Court bench, and bad not/ the uptown locals. the blame for the hold-up in the on J early last month, wore sentenced to- Highteenth and Ninety-slxth Streets |eaia they had stood from 8 o'clock | Honolulu harbor, awaiting the coming| Were dismissed this afternoon and one| pyran (oy wireles ato Sayville, psi Toda mecaliecd to serve Gai 24, during which | they had previously abandoned two ues-| ‘The ticket sale was stopped at the Nearly five hundred children wit-|the Ge ot Bluech« it pe one special attention Yo 9U*#"| crimes Square station and thei Finance Department, but there she; essed the attempt at kidnapping and|down wecher went! other children, one of whom died of of public service regul: some excitement, but the lighting|pard Morgan, secretary to the Comp- |and drew 24 feet of water. She had|the assault. They say that this has been estub-| pneumonia induced by exposure, system in the tube was not affected | troller, declared the delay was duo free $-inch guna, fourteen 6-inch ——— ee Mahed definitely by the testimony of a| tiuefner will serve his term in ing and there was no excitement on \- aT ber of offi id elve 12-pounders, seven 21-3 NEW ORLEANS RESULTS. largo nue fant Nt Men WHO | ging and his wife hers in Auburn. stalled trains. to the errors in the payroll made by |Eothacrs and five torpedo tubes, She ve fie When Judge Rosalsky, before pro- , le aS Fetnerston's men. se, totanting (ee st knots <1 hour, cia aston theaeatatemonts nouncing sentence, ‘asked Huofiner “We go! © payrolls, totalling | —=————————=————————— | . ished bY the German tor-|why he abandoned his little ones he Rese Coghlan a Bankrap: i. FIRST RACE, Wal booaelleet, Wy -6) sonunaeana’ te | rentiea , LS Rose Coghlan, the actr $90,000, at noon yesterday,” he 203 Kast One Hundred and Sixty-f es stated. “It took twenty-seven of our Street, tiled a voluntary petition in sudlting experts to correct the shovellers ordered the force of audit-| Three and a hi turlongs.—Lad: " nf ore working on the payrolls doubled. | Atkins, 107 (Warrington), “16 to i,| ne Mme tls tbs seconds Busy Alice, 147 vbishe 1 second; eh - Tits 10, 2'te ¢ kod cut thind, Alliances, Colon ..... be lant, of the, 1.500 Gapald mon aP.M.. orm. al my Meath” Bracat alicia bes Bs To facilitate the work La pend oft to 1 and 2 to 1, first; Lew! 1 SAILING TO-DAY. nd anepians stand * the woman agreed, “It we to Rave XK Coulter, Baperintendgat of the Children's Society, wave Court a history of the couple as. hove ered by his investigators, married in Atlantic City in hed ‘four childre: tion showed of the children was born. In by ree city Oa 6 Teputation because of their of the little ones, lantic ay they ait be attempt to kill the three at that time had by Ci and leaving ther in the 6 pair came to New York in ientae 1 bri children and leavi: Batt‘ tody of a woman Hueffner. They Earl and F heard ts roman that it aid take the child per would ie from « car windo' Huetfner took no care ‘ ich her child + £8 washed and attended vo to but often went Ch the eve Tea ine ee. moved to iyetourtn Street Ook. i took bis two