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THE SUN, TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 1915.
FIGHT IN BOSTON ON
STATE UNIVERSITY
NATIONAL CONFERENCE CWWILLARD ANALYZES . BILL TO REDUCE TRAIN IWARD SUBP(ENAED
i
AMI'.xKMIINTS.
I.
A.Mt'MKUKNTH.
PRESERVA TION OF GAME
FULL CREW LAWS' CREWS IS REPORTED!
IN BREAD INQUIRY I LoNGACREii popular mat.nEE to-morkow
Tin-.vntr. wi'.st in n st .' - ac ' 1'u
8
i
SlnsHiiflitisotfs L.ibo.' Men Sn.vj
Poor Have No Chance i
for K.lucaMon. 1
... . . , i
'
1
VAC, COST STAN'DS IN
HostoN, M ui'li I. It Is not surprlliiir
that tlii' lecMatlvo rvintnlttec nti edtl
c.itlon fmlnl tn dlmilss for nil tltin on
Thursday the liliui for the establishment
or the "ttnlvvrslty of Massachusetts." a
free Institution f liWh Icarnlm;. There,
should lie no c.iuc for wonder tti.it a
' ensmr which has the Imb remeiit !
(lov W.1M1 Hid ih-kuiiIimM libor an well
us of ii tntmlict o'.' individuals srcl.in
to "uplift" tho eoinmutiltv still icm-ilns
fi be disposed of! H lc estimated that
o build aril maintain State ilnlverlty
o1' such standard" ax inop scd would re
quire an it itial mitl.i of alxnil ).Mi.
nun ami an .innuHl eNpe.id'tttri of about
$riio,npii.
Oni- leusoti why a innslderahlc uody
of men bdlevc Mii-niiitiMtw should ic
let the do.i it that Inn State lloanl of
ted unlavorably uikui It '
Kdueat!. n win
linitely ' i" itise of the mm, aiul cdliou
to s of li.iri standing hav.i "lumen
a;a'nt it. With eevetti on collcjes ami
a-. vcrsitlei In thin Statu anil al.out
18,000 men and women nttcnd'.nc them
t io iruistlmi arise whether 01 i,f t theru
li. rvon. for another without ir.Jury, e.
lie nil if uiitioii in fie,-, to sevual of
thoc al.viulv ilolnrf bulnci-- The
Hoard .f Kdilcatlon charncte i7'M tlm
piopoMttur. as "unwarranted" .it pres
mi Th" onlv mi'inlN r of the lo.i'd who
ifl.aeil tow ird It at all war lr Prcd
irl'lv V Hamilton, w!.o riimed the ro--
rt with a reservation.
II In ( oil III
llic Win.
Ilo fa)s tfi.'t ho btlteves t een re
u'tH e.r I"' sts'ur'il throua'a a State
unlverslti-. "Hut." Ii emtlnued, "the
drniauiU upon the treasiir of the Com
minweilth sic -i hf.i. and tho finan
cial needs of primary education are o
itieir u:d mi ur'-cnt that I un forced to
the loneliislim t at the wisdom .f buce
(Minimal expenditure for higher edu-
rjillon at the nuldlc cost at 'his time
U open to ifrae doubt. On this wround I
alone I slvti Hie report as a whole." '
The State !io:.rd believes that it would '
be miKh eh- aper for MiiHsaehli'eits to
Mnblioh a free seholarsdilp fund, inalt- ,
I i.s an annual .ipjnnpiianoii oi. i,
Sino.DQO. anil accept Klfts and
i.. j. i
from iK-ople who are Inclined to benefit
worthy ounn men and women In 'h't
way
T1" is no new move Tor some pi i
l-ibct pn.plo have been aiflt.'.tluv a
State in Heisl-y. ami there are many
who see .njlltles behind ti'" Indoisement
of Gov. W.dsh and the ufusal of the
Legislative Committee on Kdiicallon to
let the matter drop. This committee Is
Mild to have fell that Ihere Is "consider
able merit'' in the plan, and tltifot-
nnnrrnted ,-vrral of its members to
rirfifl n revolution lonWinir to ft furtllir I
Investllfatlon of the piosisal.
I'moreil hy Orii.inliril l.nlior.
. aiost every latwr orcaiiiz.itlon in
Mas.'ai'hlif ett.s was represented at a
hearing Blvn several weeks hko whin 1
the Hoard of LMucatlon'- report was up
for confederation. All the labor men
wrre In f ivor of a State lolhire le ins
etiibllshed. and the predominant ariru- '
mcnt was tne rerpjest 'hat ilie poor inr.y i
have an equal opporttiniu with tho rich
icsarditir. eiiinatlon. .m least and mary
of the H ieakors nrvel that a enptone 1
tw placed upon the hlch neliooln of the
State so as to complete the tdue tonal 1
system
'Die propesed nei establishing a State
university e illed for Its beinir with n tho
metropollta i district if Itosiou and to
be called t.i "I'nherslty of Ma.ss.ichu
hetts." It was to be (joverned by a
board of w u n rodents to be lppolntcd
to tie Umeror and eoiistltutliis a body
corporati l -issessitu; all the powern
orfssary .o accomplish the object of
tho unlversti . enact laws for Its kov
ernment ami rleet tli rxiulslte number
of prnfecsoi' and other iniploiees as
v.-ell as fi ililr salaries, &. Tlio Im
mediate pov "i iiment would lie with the
faculty, but subject to rcKtilatlon by
the resents as to lourses of Instruction,
eonferrlt'K i. ilcsrces and crantlnc of
dhiloinai' The unlverxty was to be
open to women us well as men without
t lilt on fees except In iirofesslon.il de
partment, and the rem nts are called
upo . to establish an employment bureau
to .Ist .ii llndliii: Tori, for needy
rtlllli'l.tX
T ie net ,irnpoed .,n appropriation of
I 'flu oni) to p. y salaries, t h pun huso of
not hum thin 3i a 'on of hind within
t ilrtv milts of the s'atc llous and to
procure, iilani for the nece.sary bulld
t ins as well as to pay other evpense.
T i raise moi ey i'oi i lie vn.ierslty the
rot jiruposen that a State tax of one
tenfi ot one null oi, each dollar of as
i ssed valu itlon of the cities and towns
i . Massachusetts bo levied. The board
llir.it es that mch a tax on the '.IS
assessed valuation of Miis.sachusettH of
JVJ07.noO.000 would j lold aiiproxlniately
S.t'.i'i,nOii, the iiiiniimiin levenue upon
whl 'h un inJtitutlon of tlm kind con
ti mplated iouIiI be riamtalt d.
It Is contended tint Massaehiisetts
has more extensive, in 1 better facilities
for hlpher education In projsirtlon to lt
lopulatlon than nn other State In the
I'liioii. There ate soventeoii unlVer'l
tlis and cnlleKiis, almost as many at- in
nil the other New IhiKland States put
tlKltller. Witn Olll exreptlull .1 1. IKo
Iiropnrtlon of their students ire t n
Massachusetts and It Is .'0111111. did hat
these Institutions are capable of devi lop.
nir f icllitles for extensive courses, or.
11 siioiiileiuo work and eontrlliutor in
j, x' lork if aided b State and ini.nie'
pa' iiilhorl'ies
The bond i.'iys it believes lint ample
p.vomiiindatloii could bo provided for
ntiy increase In the number of students
re'iiltltti; from tho operation of a plan
of State scholarship
"WILL TURN DOWN HOME RULE.
. .
, , ...
err .I.TS.-.V s,.t llllllllee He-
Ileiesll Wiiiiltl Vllini (iiunlillim.
TllUN'TON'. .N" .1.
VI. nil I S!..ll!llne
Jllltciilnson's piopos.ii home rule
umetldineiii to the lOiiUltiltlun was
.-.evereiy ciltlciseii t tilt- .iflcmoon nl n
.enalc hearlni; by former Supiemo
Court .IiiHtlco lieimett Van Sckel.
Ah viewed by Mr. Van rt.vii.el Hie
aiuendnient would liable liiuuli-'ipali-ties
to restore race tracKs, permit any
form of iramblliiK and In -hurl lo oper
t as separate soveielKritles. I In fine
saw only confusion should It lie tiiaclo'l.
Ciulcr the amendment thi re mlKhl be
realid as mau Ii Klslntiires as tlieie
;ire munliipalltles III tlm Stale,
Vdvertllli; to ttin plovisloii ih.lt until
in MUtliuiizid under the iiiiieiiduiitiit
rihouhl be In I'onlllct with the Sin In
ir Kedoral Ciiiistlluilon Mr. Van Syckel
raid It undertook lo aiil iiorlite tlui inunic.
ip.'illtlrs to do exactly the thuics p
.lliited hy tlie constitution. Heveral
nhtci lawyert spoke UK.iliitt tlm ninend
inent
The majority of tlie meinbers of tho
rommlttto Indlcateil lit the domi of the
Jiearlnn that the propose d nmendlntiit
vould be, report) il ad i ttoJf,
"l'"i"r f Kind Is
nt ,,,,, Wililorf
x'ws of lUtU'u-
The lir.it national confcicnce on K"'"n i
brf nllliR uud protrrvlnK was held cs-I
terd.iy nt tin- Waldorf-Astoria untlcr .
tlm auspices of the American (Initio i
I'tvlcctlvc Asoclatloh. Kiederlc U.
('. Waloott presided and rcprcstutittlVfii ,
from every iraine proiluelm; State, nt-
Untied tin- confrrciiee. It ivu decided i
to request tlio American damn I'm
tectiV'u Association to nwiho the con
filetioe .. .iniiliiil nlTnlr. I
William It. Itwlton. irr .ilent of the '
iiidor-.' 1.. I., :iul, at the tnnrnitiK
MMloii, siihl that a wealtinws of out-
ipiiiio luniectlvu kulslatlon lay In the j
rnci inai noi rumciem iioiire jmwer
is lnni Idiil to M'curn enforcement.
"A trrealer wcakni-Ms," euntlnuud Air.
lloiiltou, "llei In the fact that our lop.
Islntlon Is not found! on the rltrht prln
cljile. It nlms at protection only liy rn
deutnrliiR to rcHtrli'l tho nuinlo.r
nt l.lriln killed Instead of uttlvltiK
for meiiim by which the amount of
(ramo could hi Increased. In e.x
trein c.ins too much reftrlctlon of
shootltlK mity even effect a ileori!!ie.
.((r ,.,nt ,, N K llnmvn f..t
that on a Southern plantation where
all ehuotliiK of iiuall la utopjiod for a
set lea of yearn the number of birds on
that plantation tends to deci-fase rather
than lncrao."
)U'r ewaker werf! Duncan Iunn.
superlntoiMlont of the New Jeraey Ktato
K.imo farm; Arthur M. Harne-i, man
user of tlin poultry nnd im dopart
mint, extato of Wllmm Itockefvller .
Harry T. Iloicer", 8UsTlntendint of
K.-iniH farmc. Htate of New York;
Charles V. D'eterich. Pahelm same
preserve. Mllfnrd, N. Y. : John . Hum
ham. president of the Anierlcan Hum
l'rotoetlve Aaioclatlon, New York; K.
t' llltwhaw. chief Katne warden. Spirit
l.'ike. Iowa, and A. N. Prey,
Cold
SprlnE Station. I,. I.
1 The nam men etit down to a dinner
last nltcht In the banquet nan ni inoiflce wi re present
Waldorf-Astoria. The speakeni were
rr-iieile C. Wnlcntt nnd K. A. Mcll- I Y. W. Chan, a Chtnee Muilcnl from
Mr t.llhennv conieH from Ovford I'nlversltV. KliKland. arrived at
Avcrv' Inland. Lit, He I principally ;
ieHponsrible for tho settlni: aride of : I
trac!
or tieni-iv munr miirr un i
nulf coast o' hlr. Sta
n"crn:.rtha't
ii,,.-ks of birda that wlnt
-nli.nlv favored section.
jr, '.Mcllhenny said that a campaign
(o'keep the homes of the birds In the
pwainps alonic the Louisiana tlnlf coast
fr,,m IicIiik tilled III had been successful, i
iin,i attention wn helnit conceit- .
iiate.i on tin- nno imm". i-
...i.i. in i, u.ii rnv,ir won ino mil- I
, M IIH. 1. Un II. ! -
"""Hut It L- not only the women," h- j
-i. .r,,..,.iKi.. r.ir tii.. wim.
ion diMructloti of these beautiful bird.
The nlllcators and Klant tnoccasln
Miakes ate also their enemies. The alll
lf.iiors cot under tho trees where the
talis I
nests at o mill! anil nop ineir
iriilnl (ha )frPR 11 mil the nests full or
n ,1,.. .mini- Mr In hon out. Yhpll
ihv ...it tiieio TP.e moocaln are very '
fond of the 'UK".
MnvliiK picture films showlnB
th.. i
SllOWy
Heron wero ciiiiuio anu siso
n eiine.iiionai mm wnicn nan oeeu
made at Kreat expense and which Is ! Mr and Mrs. C.eorce H. Mead of Uay
belin? shown In all sections of tho conn- ( ton. Ohio
try. It depicts tne siayinic 01 xae nirus 1
by market hunters and the tearitiR out 1
of the alitretles before the birds ate1
dead. i
At the conference n roinmittoo was :
appointed to cMimlfic.- what tfntr.i birds i
should bo import"! Into the United
State.
Tim alunmi .ma fi lends of Don, son
I'n.versitv. ilralivdle, Uh'o, will
bold I
their annua! lurcliooii Saturday after
noon next at the Sherman square Hotel.
AniotiK tho(i who ate expected to re
spond 'to touHtB m Kr. tllark W.
rhanil'orlaln, President of the unlvet-
SCHOOL AS THE SOCIAL '
CENTRE, FINLEY'S Al!
Commi.ssioiior Will Try to Im
prove Conditions in llnral
DiHtricts.
i
AI.PA
leril of
c.itlon,
r. .Mnreli 1. Tne urcent
tlie State Department of
iiecordlni; to nr. John H
iHO'j-
IJlu-
I'lll-
britis
1-y
llll
State Commlfslonrr
the nRTlculturiil an
Is to
llCies Itl
th"
Suite Into reliitlon-tilp wllh the. sehtiol i
lis the centre of w ml life In the j
eounlr'. ,
"I had for severil Mi elts at my doi
In tho Stntn lMucntlon IIulldlnK last ,
fall an exhibit of potatoes, nppli and 1
other farm products raised by eountiy
cl,, boys," said Dr. Kinley. "Thete
were lnteri"tliir In themselves as show.
Un; what boys inlpht do with their
hiiuiK olherwlse mischievous, perhaps,
or with tltldii otherwise less productive. ,
"Hut I kept thlnkinn that It would
be even morn Interesting and uratlfy
Infr to see mi exhibit of what the.sn
potatoes, apples and the like had made
of the boys. I happen to know of one
seenilnRly worthless Isiy w)m hat. hrvn
made Into n piomHlni: man by a (loek
of white chickens.
"The State IMuontton Department Is
Interested In a larger agricultural pio
iluct'.vlty In this Stale, mid in men
tr.ilnliiK of lioyii and iritis as will lead
to this. Hut 't l even more deeply
interested In what ainiculture ran b"
in.nbi to do fur boys and rlrls who llw
in the country, In the presence of grow
Iiik Ihlnirs
"I hope that tbl di'luirtnieiit, by
brliiKiiiK a" these mm ntivr iiHiicul
turiil educiitlon.il .'iKincles In this Stato
iciatiom.nip with the school n ti.
CI title nf soeial life, will not onlj
multliily meat and isitatoi-s nnd apples,
)m( (,,ii,.rV( ,,,.,.,,, nnr, .,"lu'.
iiuintry life nnd at lout touoh eveiy
ciillllllj ll.lll. e
OBJECTS TO VACCINATION.
Vunliist
.terser 'll I'other I'IkIiIs
llonril of Ktliienlliiti,
llicausti his twi'lve-je.ir-iilil ilnimh
ler .lessln was denied nilinlsRlon to l'uli.
Ilo School 21 for the leason that he t.
I'lueil to allow her 10 ho vaccinated Her
bert A. Thorpe of 7S liendinny nviiiue,
.Inisey City, yesterday asked for a writ
of mandamus in tho Supiemo Court to
comie tho Hoard of IMucntlnn to lie-
I cvpt IiIh child as a iiutill,
in his iMdltlim Mr. Thorpe recited that
on I'lbruaiy Hi last his daiiKhlrr, even
ufier pre-eiillnis u doctor'a cerllilcate
i K.;tliriK forth that nhe win. In itood phv
, ,(i ( ondltlon, w.ih denied reltriitloii.
lie declared that Inasmuch as thern is
no sniiillpoi epidemic in Jerpey City the
action of the authorities wus unwar
ranted and In direct violation of the
Sluto Constitution at vvll un of tlie
Federal Constitution,
:' v :V'"-i
1. A. Mcllhenny.
; Samuel II. llrlerly of Chlc.t.-o.
Inn Taylor f Now Jcrwiy.
sity
and
Member of the Mary Itnldwln
I Alumnio held a nodal ineetlni; at the
Hotel Martinique yesterday afternoon.
I These member" form the New York
'branch of graduates, from thin H.'hool at
Staunton, Vn. Mrs. (Jeorue W. Kelter Ik
.chairman. The) decided to islve u lunch
eon at tho Martinique March 'i3.
A convention of the men eompolr.c
the N'uw York aKenoy of the Mutual
Ilenetlt Life Insurance Compmy of
Newark. N. J., wan held nt the Mar
tinique yesterday afternoon. The nieet
tnir was followed by a dinner in the
itmnquot nulte. official of tho main of.
the Martinique yeMerday
country.
from that
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ionip of Those Prom Out of Town
llmlstered In lie Cll.
MiAlpln Mr. and Mrs. Albert It.
Taylor, lielmont. Man.: Mr. and Mra.
II W Whipple. llaeketttown. N. .1.;
... ,, , jhnron. Toronto.
I
- -
.J''';"'
sir anil .Mrs.
' O. Lentr. I'hilndelphla;
Sydney K. IIiitchlni.on,
Mr. and Mrs. Chester W.
I'hlludelphPi;
illiss, IlosUin.
l'.-uk Avenue Hotel Philip It. Thayer.
San Pinnclnco; Mis. J. S Clark and
Mr and Mrs. F. K. Warner, lltnitnam-
to'i. -S
Woodstock
Mr. and Mrs. E
A.
Mrs.
Wriisht,
Hartforii. Conn., Mr. and
A Torrance, Norwich. Conn.
Vanileibllt Mrs. M. c.
Vandweer
. .V V, T V........
111 .',-. .niir .........
KtllCKI rO'K-'KPI 01 lino .Hin. V. u.
Lauithlln. Wellaml. Ontario; Mr. and
Mrs. John A. Steel. Tulsa. Okla.; Mr.
and Mrr. . W. Thomas, Ixindon, IlnB
land. Collliid'.vood (ieortte C. Lewis. To.
wanda. Pa.. J. C. Kyhush. Ithaca. N Y.,
and C. A. Johnson, Cleveland, Ohio.
Mario Antoinette W. IX ParrltiKton.
Postoiv 1'.. II. Clarke, Lnkewood, and
Miss J. Klnatlne. Htlffalo.
Martinique -.Mr. ami -Mrs i- v. i.ick
!nni n.it M'es liarothv Packard. Head-
llns". Pa.: !r. and Mrs. MacVeanh, To
j ronto, Canada; Mr. and Mrs. U. It.
' Horner. Hoston, Mass,
WICKERSHAM FAVORS
MAJORITY VERDICTS
No Citizt'ii Should He Exempt
From Jury Duty, He Tells
City Club.
Oeoise w. Wlckersiiam, pre.nneiu hi
tho liar Asiociation of New York and
forme! ly Attornni-tieiieralof the TJliJtisl
.Stale, would not hnve any cltl7.cn
exempt, d from Jury duty. He lutlimilo.l
last. nliThl that n a delegate to the
t'otistltuti.inal Convention lie would
wurk toward that end. He was speak
ing on tlm jury system at a dinner
of the rity "lub, iirnuiKcd especially
for the discussion of "Tlie f.'ourtH" and
the piotilellls llffeCtlnK thetll which Will
come lip at tlm 1'onstltntluniil Con
vention. Mr. Wlekerstmm after sayliiK that
the Jury system w.ih the method
adopted 'm the ascertainment of truth,
that it was much mallirncd and much
tnlsiiiide'stond. took UP the question of
i exemptions. He minted nut that there '
' are sixteen i latijes of persons exempt !
I fiom Jury duly
"I would be at a Iosh to explain why
, they im; exempt," he said. "I could not
j tell yon why a licensed engineer of
I stenni need not serve on Juries or why
a surc'eon ibnlist, aicustoined to ex
tract truth with the forceps, or a Na
tional (iiiardsinan who hns served llvo
years need not serve on Juries. Wn have
the Ihliu; all wronir. It oiiKht to bn a
privllvKB lo serve on Juries, not some
tliinc to be rellfved from as a reward.
1 think no one should b exempt."
Mr. Wli kersham nritued in favor of a
maturity verdict m Jury cases, espicially
in civil suits and in criminal cases of a
minor demee. In murder trials, how
, ever, he du med It advisable that the
wnoie jury si.ouiu auree ue nweii op
the necessity of having well tttted men
as Judges, and thouitht they should be
appoliited.
i:-JiiiIko A, T. tieanvater of Kings
ton, aiiotiier ilebKitte at lnrite to the
C'lnsliliitlomil Convention and president
of the Statu liar Association, spoldi on
Tho I irKiinlr.atloii of Our Courls," Ilo
did not iTKard It as praotlcable lo
cnniparo our courts with thoso of Hiik
lali.l. . "S'o have no corrupt .ludifus In
' America." lie said. "I never saw a
I corrupt Judge,"
McCarthy sent to sing sing.
1 Tii Serve ten Vriim for KIIIIiik
I lloiiobne In Celtic I'nrk.
I'atrlck McCarthy of lSfi nreenpolut
avenue, Hroolilyn, was seuti'iicisl yes.
terday In tliu (Juenus County .Supremo
Court for shoolliu; Timothy Donohtie In
Celtic l'ark last May by Justice Van
Silica to not less than neven and a
half yearn nor more than ten yearn mid
ten monthei In Him: SIhr As the sen
tence stands .McCarthy would bo re
leased durliiK tho winter months nnd
Justice Van Sllirll will thelitfoio resen
tence McCarthy this mornlnK,
John MaoCrnto, counsel for MeCurthy,
In moving for a now trial, said he will
name tho man who killed Donohue,
I'l't'sidcii) oT lialliiiion1 and
Ohio Tnforins Slockliolilcrs
of the Needless CosJu.
8(500.000 A
1ft A II l. AlJli
Daniel Wlllard
preoldent of the Haiti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, who,
with olllcluls of other Haslern lines, in
romluctltiK a camiialitn for the repeal
of the "full crew" laws In certain
Slates, has addressed a letter to the
stockholders of tho company In which
he tells them Just how much each yeir
tho laws ato cosllnic the road. Hy
reason of the additional nuinbrr of men
the road Is compelled to employ the
Ilaltlmore and Ohio, acrordliiK to Mr.
Wlllard, Is required to pay out approxi
niftlely Ji'Do.ooo each year, and it Is
estlntatej that the total amount of such
payments will be more than ftoo.oou,
or nearly one-half of 1 per cent on the
entire common stock of the company.
Mr. Wlllard rays fm titer:
"DurltiK the last Ilie years the Lecis-
lalurrs of live States In which th"
Ilaltlmore and Ohio Company opcratrs,
namely. New Ji rsey, Pennsylvania,
Maryland, Ohio and Indiana, have. In
deference to thi representations made
hy certain labor oriranlzatlous, p.ihpe.l
so-called 'full crew' laws, and the samo
kind of leKlslatlnn has been urKcd in all
I of tho States which your company
serves. These laws speoillcally re
quire me raurnaii companies 10 employ
a greater nutnlier of brakptiien upon
frrlicht arsl pussenner trains under cer
tain circumstance s thnn the oltlcers of
your company think necessary or dish.,
able.
"It should be kept In mind that at the
present time the railroad companies are
not permitted to run any train fr. Ik lit
or passencer unless the cars ale all
equipped with automatic couplers and
air brakes, and the brnkes nil in use.
or enouith of them In use to Klve the
eniflnfer full emtio! of the train. Not
withstanding this fact, and by Mrtue of
the laws alnive referred to, it Is n.ces.
sary on certain portions of the ro.id to
emploi more brakemen upon freight an I
pnsnetiKer trains than were emplo.ied
before utr brakes and automatic couplers
were applied.
"A Mlmllar law liaised by the Lenis
lature In the State of Missouri In l'.M3
was reje. ted by a very larue majortu
of the votels of that State at the .ast
election. Twenty of the principal r ill
roads operating In Pennsylvania jitul
New .Iersy are now ndeavorlni;
through a public camiialitn of pu'illo ty
to brtntr alsmt the repeal of these laws
in the two States mentioned.
"The purpose of this ivmmunlcat on
is to print, the subject to th, llt'etl.
Hon of the Individual stiskholdor of
the HalUmore and oalo company ami
to urite them to Klve this matter t'.e r
feriou consideration. I tinhesita'ltit: i
Klve my iiersonal assurance that tli" ef
fect of such laws Is to work hardship
In the end upon tho general pulil
In that It divert to wrongful purposes
money which miKht bett'.r be spent in
suoh channels as would brine beneficial
resultM to all.
"Such laws are unfair to the t;reat
body of railroad employes, and the un
necessary cost they Imiwse upon the
roimianies tl.Teato'is tho w-curty of
divtiternt nn.i
I oarnoKtly requist ou,
as tho owners or tnls priqienrv. m
carefully consaler this matter ar.d '.ilk
with others about It In th" lwi- fiat
tho fubjort 'nay be clearlv tinderstin"!
and this unwise IerUtl:vtlnn r"iMlnl
and further liKlelatlon of a sim'lar
kind preventeil '
At a conference of the Phlladtlphl .
(rrnnire. 1'atroo.t of Hushandr), 'ilcIo
up of deJetratifl from 'Pi-ntJO'lnmlti.
Ptfaware and New Jersev, iield al
llustleton, l'a . last Saturday r. olu.
tions wote adopteil cnndemn'iiK tho full
crew law 'is constttutlni: ar. injust m
to ?3i rallrc'ids and tielni: an element
of public daiiKer,
BARON ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
n'Altnmoiite. Who Wed Mm. Iluh-eiK-k.
Annllnnii .Morilitne.
Huron A. Hcnedlte d'Altainonte was
taken to Itellevue Hosp.t ll esterda
from th" New iliiiud Hnvl, whir,, he
hud tried to iMtnmit sulelile ! hw allow
ItiK a larRe ipialitlty of niori hltie When
a waiter went to his looms with coffee
tlie Huron waved him away, snylim '
"Take It lw.k I don't peed it I'll
he dead In a few hours, for I June
taken morphine "
Daron d'Altaniontc niarrle.1 Mrs Jean
nn:te Habcvk. widow of ttaymond liab
ci.k of New York, In IPuTi She w is a
daughter of Alnnxo Lo-'ke of Ie'xin;
ton, Ky., nnd had Rone to 1'iirl to study
music. The Haron was then etudsinit
criminology under Prof. i'eare lm
brono. At the hospital )a"t nlirht it was said
ttita his condition was serloir-
LIONS CAUSE OF LAWSUITS.
I'oller HflloiTN
ii nil
Woman
'henlri.
.1. I
i:iii,'jr,o I'roin
Three suits iiKitrepatim; J30.2.'o were
tiled In the Supreme Court .v estenln .
aKiilnst the KlKhty-sixth Slnet Tlie
atre because of Injuries resultlnc from
the escape of a troupe of lions on De
comber 1" last. The plaintiffs are I'o.
lice Serdeant Daniel C.Ieiin. Policeman
f.uw aril
man.
It. Keaveny and ltoen I'neib
The officers ask JlO.Onn each anil
Miss Friedman wants Jin.S'.O The
complnltits nlli'Ki' neKllKcnce on the part
of tlnj manaitement.
FATHER GANNON IN NEW POST.
la Named aalslnilt lo lienernl of
.lesnlt Soelelj,
Ito.MK, .March 1 -The Kiv. I'lltlier
Thomas Ciaution, S. .1., of New Vol I;
has been chosen assistant to the ijen
ernl of the .lesull Society for th
American branch. Tim Ameilcaii num
lieiH have hitherto been under the Jipim
diction of the assistant In charge of
tho I'.iiKllsh speakluv peoples.
father 'iiinnon was born In Cam
lirldKe, Mass.. sixty years nun. He s
a llieillber of the N'ew Yorll plliVlllee
of the order He win rector of I'ord
ham I'niveralty I'mm Is'.C. to 1:'T
Iteceiitly lie bus had charmi at SI
, Alldlews on Hie Hull-oil, where novice i
received their mini instruction
talilnu up special charxis,
bif-ue
MllTlil.s AMI ltKST.riC.NTs
"Pli." Manrir. I'm nterly Pal.il ile llnnse
unci mcuiiic ii'uy,viiutii 'I'tmne nsmi-i m
NUhtly ItirltidltiK Hunilny.iO :in un P 1 nine
MAURICE , -ince WALTON
MCINDVV ft I.OI'ls .VI. NK.III'S.
TliritsllAV' V AI.Si: li.l f'Altl Ml.
TurmliOi A I rtilH 5 s. "Aimi lie MnliU."
CASTLES
A Inn lltll St The i
Phone r.ix'i llrynni
r.NTuTitlv
'at II P.M
nd Vflrnnn Rastlp-v.1
iVilin
U. 'WIMWH WHWIIV -I
Sniunliy Mntlnee Tens (Mr nnil Mr, ( imile
itii mill c) . iiilinlkilim l, InrlmlliiL' ten. Ilii
Iniirniiiln rlinrnr nt "lierie" t "Lniils "
Hth Street, near 4th At.
I'ennits Service Hoard to Cntjsale .Manarer of ltiir Hakitifr
Ifoad's Forces on Own Conipan.v Will Teslify
Jnitiative. To-dav.
Ai.Iiany. March 1. Chairman Thonip-1
m of the Senato Public Service :om- ;
con
tnltteo repotted favorably to-nluht Sena
tor Spring's bill permitting the up-State '
t'ubllc Service (V minls.lon, after lnvc-'
t'tf.itlon, to leuitee the numher of men
employed in irain crews,
,t a .onrereli,-e of Itei.ol.llene. enn . i
tors last week It wn a3red lo pass a ! M" inornlntfs liearlnif,
bill repeallmr the extra crew law. t V- St- '"'' Taylor, a mcinbev of the
This hill does not t,-n as far as that I executive commute of S. Clflimans
because under It tins extra crews con- ' ''" caM to-day as a
llnuo on tho trains. The Sorlim bill ' witness by Deputy Attorney-tietieral Al
t.ermit. a nillinul !.. moiiv i,. ii,,. I ,.!.- i fled L. llecker, who wants Information
lie nerviee ( ommlslon to liave the
num
ber of trainmen risluced and permits
the commission lo Investigate tho quos
tlon on Its own Initiative wlti.out nppli
catlon float the railroad.
Por thin purposo it mav subpo-na
railway employees and thus sectlro
their ttntlmoii, so they will ho under I
no ftnr of belnc illsclpllned by tho rail- I
road for their evidence i
Most of tho Seli.... 'a ses.son wan I
trlven over to a iiiscu..'!oi of tjov I
Whltman'H messaKii on linnnces which I
nan sen' to rho I"Klnlattirn last week.
Democrat'.r littler Wusner Insisted
the ( iovemor'8 flKurns were wrnnc but
Senator Hrown maJorit leader, dc
dared thev were Mirht and that in-I
teail of there bolnt? a sutplllfl in tho,
Treasur;- of J4.niin.iinn there Is an .
actual ilelltii of .2.r.0.000 I
.VMt'nl'AII r,
HIPPODROME
' ll I III to I liii ' I I Milt
WINTER CIRCUS
. Main I loororeii s ,, i
Ilnliim Mr Km In ,
..Vi I'lrst
Maxine Elliot's .W-'-'iii! "A i,'
PHYLLIS NEILSON-TERRY
' The Advinluri of Lady Ursula
BOOTH
t.i ti. U Mr lliill.rniil. Illlilli ill
iitiiunv Tur TBin .. ..
I 1C S.in Mntlneis I lit I nmr "
i i lllnr n SM : St, Ml Mnrtlm llriliiinn
39th ST.
Thpa'fp. near It way I cs 30
SI'OMs Tn-liioi raw - o
I DRESSLER
MIX
I I' "
llrsr Marie llte..er Sim; "sfstl."
5ili I.Hlliri (Al lliilioni (.eiiil
Orihe.lrH Se.il. In Hot 11(111 e,
48TH ST. v1'1 v-1""" "Wl t'sv
tuc i iw " i tun " ni
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I"
CASINO I ua A '.nti st i
rn'''Xul vu EXPERIENCE
Ilrt It. irnnv Sn' nl !'
LYRIC
ft .Vi Vint i o-in r iiw ,
THE ONLY GIRL
l to
MANHATTAN' Vt.
I il. I I Mo r
nli stti ,i
111 W I lill S I
two teek.
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11,011 M il IM'.I lO-MIIIIIIOVi.
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i: ut II ii i I . me II am l',
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'U Unit Has l.terithlnt;.
UNDER COVER
METROPOLITAN WWW-'
Mril., nt- 1.'., I'lilello, liutt --'ntn atn sm
b.-irii i.oiitr. Ic, n 11, l- c m.l ileiir
I hnr-.. i Ilii.enUmiiller. HI"' llentiel
Srln.ni. oni imilM W' ' Alth nix' i un Hi t
I'rl. sol Mat at 2 ;;.e to H Itulierlli.
Iaut I otnlu llnii.t, Sioltl l in il Inilrtri'ii
I'rl.. of "i iriitmiite. Orittmi. liber Mar
t'.tn'l.l An nt i. Iioth'i r i nnil liiveanlnl
sal... t J.'. 1 1 l.lan u lnlile. (iiul'kl.M.'ltirli
Auer I iiu. eli.W I'.tii r-iioon I on i on'inilnl
SHt.i'kTi Ti4-i'i l.ii I rai lain. llerilH I
ll'iltn l 't.. l i in l mi l I' -icr i
Nel Moll, lit - I iinnhilenrr. K'irt. Mat
zinn.ier. I i li.-. ll. Ilni'in i nml . llrttz.
ll litl!A I'l M t M'.l)
Mi:lltlll'II.IIAN
I l - ,N I Ii II I
41 ri:ic . mil si;.
VI H ! .1 II .
FA-REWELL
e r it r ii it m a . i,
ISADORA
DUNCAN
piipi 1 Price- Tickii- M II v 0;?'n
Mr. WAlTeOAMROSCH'
I
li'WAGNER'S HIBELUHGENTRILOGY ,
in the V hi iitlnn Vl at' ill Hi f 4 iinniilllee.
s'!x MliTiiiinii- lei' Wei. VI. ell i ul'
iiutluiisK'.. :. . r, ,v ; i ll. h . i.'n:
mil liiiv ni' -i' i. .ii, in Un i :i V .itii .st
K
ai:oi.ia.n:hai.i
I'lltli ( iinrert Iti'liU'liI ul
NESSEL QUARTET
.Si Ht tl III l ill lllllll I .U l'. I .lltll St
PHILHARMONIC
ski II I V ill MAN MII h
.IOSI.I' SIICVNSI.V. CoiiiIiii lor
.Net I lliurv I .vk Mlir.i Nevt I'rl. Vfl.
nn
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HAROLD
BAUER
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lii'i ni,, Schumann lie
1 1 A 1.1 i'l'krts .t lliiv nnice
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r lt.M .ll II il.!,. lii.nUlK. at K:IK
'I lit I miHK HutiK'tri 4i PunKt Mc(iltT
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A.VIl V I'li.l llli' MI STIt I HOVl
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Tlc'.i't-;V ifi Si' llnve-si" li, lii null (rum
m ii ii.ui nr, i.i, iii w stu win ii ii ii
I - -
I il r nee le null. I linr. All.. VI nr. I 1 1 ll. ill :i.
llrkit (nr I ' b. :.i't u mil on .Vlnrrli lllli,
ns( VI VIII I I.I 1
Rnrltnl I ' It Hi I U I il II I '
SEMBRICH
Tl'iS
Scavon
low ut ll.lll M M WnlfMiliii lliinnii
sruriile 11, ill. Mil. Vfl , Vlur, lilli. lit '.'iti.
BUS OEM I
llnlj llriihil. T kit-, 0 if It, iv nil! e
Mji M II 1 I.i ll I' I hi ki'tlllK 1 mi
Vriillilll Mull, Silt, Vfl. VI it, I. -Illi, III .'I,
SM He Hal VI. ill itl
P ALDI N 6
Vinlii 11 luii-t net niiip iiii Sit In ,v . I'l, nnil
I Id, ti rie nVJailliil Mt't Vnlmilii 'Snnjir
Cariirxlr Hull. I inn
Vfl.. II. ir li, at .'1.
SI IM
IIIUiTM.
VERLET
I 111 ll
lil vi
ill 1,11 V
I'VIIIS
ALICE
ili lii in nt llnv liillei'
nee vim ll II
II lllltl-l)
Ai:ill,IV.N IIVI.I.
M V V He Ital
uf till' li'lllir ie
Plllllln III.KVIVN
itl. Hi,-., vi nr. r, ni si ir,
Wasserman
M i, n.-i ir -i in-11 1 l.iiiiilnii i liiirlinn
Ii niilii I'tmio
( ,IIM:iilK ll tl l . Mm,. Vfl..
OSCAR SEA6LE
Hiir. H, ui 3.
MI.NU
iii:rn.vi, ,
Tldtuta ut llov Oftlre.
S. Ward, sales innuaST "f the
Ward HakliiK Conipanj. who has been
out of town since the In-crlniiliiR of tne
Attornoy-tiinerar Investiuallon ti'o
boosted bread, Hour and wlif.it oici'.
was 'erveil lnt nlt'lit with a siibpiena to
llppej) r Inline ueietio .iiyer .ussoaum
as to the makeup of the eorporaMnti .nd
Its openii'.lon
Olllcers of thi' Ward Itaklntr Coinpnii),
the tletier.il I'.akltiK Company and the
Shultz Ulead Compnay said yesterday
that no nsluetlon has been made as yet
In the wholesale price of bread, which
all Increased from 1 to ." lenis a loaf on
February 10. All aerted :hat futuit
. stops would depend cntlro up .-i the
I price of Hour.
It Is said that the blc Uikltit; com-
panics fil l the iffect of the compel
thin of small bakers who are total in
bread one cent a In if cheaper !os of
, ousines-i beiiiK shown In the iti reaseil
I niimlM r of stale loae rhat are belli
""tuintsl li tetatlers each day.
It is expe. te.J thai tile InvrstiK.itlon
this week will .niifiiue alimc fic 'Ines
of thr i.akltiK toopn'liKiii ee in ail
AMI'SllMKNTj).
uhjtcd nannrM i" i
Hi t dr h
nniiLn unnu.ii
s. m ti k i
The Swiftest Girl in Town
hole lllvnt.lt nt
'I 1 0 """.
L I M"l'" I'iiw'
llll the I'rrltl-
tun iilrl- h
nw er.' ' '
44th ST.
ihi:.
S -f n wa-
To-Night 8:10
I II III.N
nniuirnnn
i inn
TRENTINI
unnnrunu n
, i nfi
ll III I'l IMM I, Mil
SHUBERT
1 1- u
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fo-Nighfs
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All
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COMEDY
I. .Ill M.iIIiipp ln.it
WHITE FEATHER
Itirltl I tin nil" VtVinlenip B
PLAYHOUSE 1
Ml no Mi t IM I
Ki Minilinu
SINNERS
Illlll, l.sl I l I s jl.
PRINCESS
31"' nr II n
. ii in tie
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In
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llnrti
Through Central Africa
l i e
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STANDARD vi" ,
"THE STORY ,'!,', ROSARY"
SYMPHONY
i 'I Hi M IV ' llltK
HM.Illl llMllllsl II Coniliii lor.
XIII It" il -H ll i'llMliis lilMlin
( Hrnmle Hull, nil- lltprntioli nl .1.
Siil'iK
.IIISI I'
HOFMANN
VI I III IIINSM IN I'lilll.lllM. 1
Mi llofn.Mil' w .' n i .1, . in ll ii Mir
Mill ti llH'lli-M I 11' 1 ''' !'' ,il'' I "-!'. tne
ll.'lll skili lu -Ml I I
.Srxl-.-l.'ii l.illl .Ml, lliiHUIIi r, srnemrll.ill
I'rl. Afi.
Sill Ji V
I. ten
Mar. r,: sun lit , Mar.
GERHARDT
VI. 1. Mil lllllll N IIII.II V 11
Overt". ie Ktrr sirlihi s.i. ,i
chc-'.ri 3 mo eti eni- nt urti s n(,ti
.Seat- ic Hm lllli Ami, mii II
4ih Bill more Moroinusicale
lilllllii 1 linosi lliiriti Mill I
IC I II t . VI VIII II I'.-, V I II 'IO,
McCORiiACK
GARRISON
M VIII I
ORRELL
ASTOR ".
.11
1
I Vlt's
Illlll. I SI
III I
Hello Broadway
Willi I. in 11 I iili.ni, VI in I olliei
CANDLER ;!,::"',,;;rM,;."",A,i:r -v
ON TRIAL
Mill I , iiiiiI -e.H.
Ill I -I Illlll Oil!
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itvn ! ii vn
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Wawson
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Mme. Emma CALVE
i nun i vi i v i i iiiiu
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II.
VI '
QOLONIAL MRS. LESLIE CARTER
" M " I A '' si ,u I' , , K
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ALHAMBRA
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COLUMBIA i'lVi'f' Kurle
Dreamland Burlesum 1
11,11
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IflTe&GltAPK
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llvi ri' Vflrrn.),,!, it,,, i,.rP ici,, ,v ..
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Hi iiii vv 11 II. I, Mm
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TiieNigiit
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vis, r.m
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C"x,,y.,.,:r , LITTLE A,
V. a pair'of r ilk stockings
INSIDE
"BEST WAR PLAY SINCE
SECRET SERVICE."-Eve. World.
Ihr.p .Sin uik l.pHilinu llieiilres llaie
EMDIRC llrn.uhin int'i St I'.i.n atssn.
"i Ins Mnlllieis In MKirrnu ,V Fill 2 1.1
ETHEL BARRYMORE
Pll.'ss i,i rrn i, ili."llll;sIAIMIH"
I YRFIIM V't mth M t.ves ats:u.
M K U ITI . Thills A.Sll lit 2 '.'ll.
ELSIE FERGUSON
... OUTCAST
KM) Kl lll'llf Ki lt, ll'u.ii and .1ilh St ,
NEXT MONDAY KLAW & ERUNCER'S
SEATS THtlRS. ENTERTAINERS
III III. S' V Mil. Ill I I, Ml Mi l MI'.III.KV,
FADS AND FANCIES
GAIFTV " ""J ink st mv
u""- ' 1 i 1 eitirrm .V Sn' 2 IV
RUTH CH ATTERTON
In.! mi fiM r ( hnnn 'n? . 'M; ' in
DADDY LONG-LEGS
bel as co :;v?'
"Miss Starr Wonderful" Sun.
FRANCES STARR
l Mllill. Illlll I..
1 IV. IVO. j,t in innr'w k .sut 2ir, I
with
rxuuwiu
IUqIIqpI'o i illaii mccartmv
I VYdl IdbK 0 GRANVILLE BARKHR
.''!'.,M' . .. ir Bernard Shaw's
' Mm j Androcles & The tion
IO'," t. u i 1 " tV Midsummer
im ' '-' - Nieht's Dream
FULTON
VI I s
, v I
TWIN BEDS
ELT INGE ,M v. T , .'..V''I
I GRiHDO.H. I,',, s' '
! I I-.KI IIIIMIV In'Maik's ltiilll.ini e
WIN IT.lt IIIXIUI .
NI.M .ll.ltsl lliiulle It),
"Thej'Wbrld's
Atlantic my-m
Finest Promenade".
Tlip entliiisinst ic verdict of
to Atlantic City s famous Boardwalk. ,
...id lr ipii.'iliient . .!,'( iniil cleir,inti nprnlnted sto'e-.
'- In Hi . el 1 1 if ii' v . iirpi.isure-eel.ers illlnMlil li.IKe Ihi b'. l"
- -Oi i'hI oi" woiiiierf'il "M'lii'-i' of iieeni! Miitrlitin? 'n te
.i. -nr i ; 11,1,1 u Wn) ,,( At iuitle lit, thi famovi" s'
jenllul. 'it.'
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