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THE SUN, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1915.
SHIP OWNERS CAN'T
OBEY SEAMEN'S LAW
T'nnlilo in Install Appiinilus
by .Inly 1. its Ht'iiuircd
Musi Tie l'p Vessels.
i
ACT ORmKliV DRAWN- IT
Wabiiinhtii.v, Miiroi 2.. A coin
tnlttee representlnc tli American
Steamship Ascoclatlon Informed Asslet
iml Secielnry Sweet of the Department
of Commerce to-da.v Unit It would be
lmpn.ss.b!o for American vessel owners
to comply wllli portion 1 1 of the law
which requires revolutionary changes In
the m.itter of llfcbiial.s, r.iftn and other
safety equipment on or before July I,
litl.1.
The committee tol.l .Mr Sweet that If
strict compliance wllh section 11 of tlie
l.i w If enforced many vessels will have
to lie tlcil up on July 1, thus entail
Ins enormous loss on ocean and lake
traffic.
The ecatnen's law appears lo he one
of the most crudely drawn ever put
through Congress. In one place It Is
provided ttrat the law shall become op
erative In the case of American vcs.
eln elpht mouths after It passage, or
on November I next, nnd In tho e.is
of forelpn vessels twelve months after I
passage, or March 4. 1P16.
Section II specifies that Its provisions
should become effective July 1 next
and Sollcltor-c.eneral Thurm.in of the
Uepartment holds that on that date
the requirements as to safety apparatus
shall become operative.
The act Is Inconsistent In other re
spects mid those charged with the duty
of enfor. Ing It are very much worried
over the situation. It Is the opinion of
the authorities that If the law Is en
forr.d ns written It will not only cause
great loss to American leamhip com
panies, but possibly Involve the I'nlted
mates in ilinicuie
With f.l
Powers -"
I
Drastic pulsions for the equipment
of foreign and Amerl,-.... v.-ssels w Ith ,
safety apparatus ate wrl'toti In the law.
Steamship men d,lnre that it would 1,
michatii.Klh lnipo.lbr for anv onner
to conipl.v fully with thee regulations
ny inly 1.
Ofllcisls of Hi- Department confess
that drawing up ieuiHnon under the
seami-i's a. t I- the baldest Job thev ever
ac K e.i. an.i t.Mms -ip nun le,-.,. that i
mUCII ol III, trouble thilh tAV miMtm.
i,r-,l .,i,i i. ... . """-
...... l.i i. .... i . . , .- X
:" ''" ,'e'ieu ii ion.
Kress Had sPrn tit to se.'k the advice of
" -'-ri .'i, ice 01
the Denartuient olll.-iiils vx 111, .-xp-rlence .
and te.lm cal knowledge As rP.Ut
Attorn. v.ileniral Ur.goi.v has l,,-.n ,
askiil n 'lit. ipret the law ,,s whole.
.xmoiig steamship nnii who conferred
c-i,-i,ihi i-"-i i t,irv
SU'HOt vi'ero '
iioM-rirn c inseiii- ami .Juno, Lrvl.iinl
of thr MM n.iniinion StMmshlp Vom-
'- .1 I ' ! (ill Mill
Oardner New Cnrland Navigation i-nni.
,,.
i.ih- Li ((tt ..
7'V . .'7 '""'me Miumern Pacific
lie S,ittthrn Prtltl..
lines .1 K. Tnrnbiill
mil. New York and
W. It Hrlltaln. sec- !
Porto lllcn Line
letHi-.v of Ibe Atueii, an S
iiiiushiii v.... 1
i-.,.. .. ' l
-nd l': Jliviiirn
.
JrUK Al'POIJ.TIVE JUDGES.
If. x.loinilj l.n,v.-rs Vssoclriildn '
,, .
iMiMiir. nrporl.. I
A recommendation that all .liidges !
of the Supreme Court and of the Court i
of Appeal be appointed bv the (ov- I
ernMr Instead uf cle.-.icd. i inade In the !
report bv the s ial ommittce on the ,
constittttiun.il conventional of the rW
Toik Couiitj Lawveis Association to its
members The icport, w hkli his not I
.vet been acled on by the ass.cia'lm
points nut Hint Hi., appointive m-thoi I
of select. ng .Midges pievalled In this
rtate prior to ft ril now prevails i
In Massachusetts. Connecticut, New Jer- 1
r Stat.- while ' l-Yd'cnl
ilwavs I,, en ntMiolnl. il bv 1
sey anil other
.fudges have alw
the President with th
Senate
consent of the
The coinimtti'e refers ,i a tendency.
cj.peei.illv in New V.ik clu. to sdect
judlc iil i-.mil'daics from the standpoint
of political f.xpeillf.nc.v . and sas that
while In on a few cases have "aliso.
llltelv linflf .IiiiIkhs l,.-, n olecteil, It has
fre-inenth liatiperied thai .luilges ot
"medlocle CUi,lll,'lll ' have been se
lected The r.mimitlr" beVeves thixt the
tenure of Judges should be for llf
or during goo, heiiavinr, provide,) that
thei be letired ai the age of Ta and on
half pav If the have s,i, ,.n veals i
The committee alt-,, Miggi-sts that the I
iiK-thoil of removing Judges bv Impeach
ment be simplified, mid savs lint the
present .mlfei i Iv rnev ' of the impeach
ment nrmisions of the i'on-.tltul Ion has
been freipienth rrfcrrft lo In siippnp,
of "the In rep, al i-, rl rr of the recall
Mf Jildc-
LONG TERMS' FOR GANG MEN.
Two On"n 11 mill ii I'tilliturr Sfj.
tritrrrl fnr I'hIkj llo lr Murilrr,
enne ItMil'T. vnt u prirs m fur tone
ft)P)A SMOrn MttPllttil .).sjtlt'H Me-
rd, huI .Ijimi .t" M t.llt rtiMit f
tn tr 'H with .t vn . i of
niHii-! i uclitrr In tho iiii1 ilifcirtp,
n hi 'h '-arnori with It a t-rntt unr nf nor
tnorj tlMi) ttfirrii htmI not I.m th.iti
OiirtfiT. "r- W iird. w 111 hUo nt
DM'If'r 'i-1 'i.i'iir nf Itnli'r, pU'i'lri cntlt.N,
hi( lr fpiilf i . r sVtifs frjti firitfru t'i
twrnl w.itk MhiMpk h'tn-f.!' I. In
prlfon "ii i I'lMruf of nmnlci ,unl uiil
to trior ,tt Ihr April letni of court.
Th" v tint if M' A 1 1 J If .uirJ Waul was
Pntf linjh. whft was fhot lo ilcutli hi
a f-rtloou at I"fjrt -tlrst strcot and Tenth
AMNESIA VICTDI IDENTIFIED,
.Xlcinor.v Iteliirns to It, C. 'Iiitviie
VVhi'li He Sees t nele.
The nung mi'i tal.cn fioni I'. ilk Hon
to th, Vnliiiitt-ei ll'.siiilal eailv- on the
moriiiiig of Mar' Ii I'' eufler.ns from
ainnesia v.is identified vi-steiilav morn-
iif a.- fi.ilph C. Tonne, living with his
widowed mnthivr nl Malthv street.
Ni 'v II.imii Tho idi-iitill,' iio,i was
madi ' M I'li.itl' e. s,., i,t,u n(
Miei niai, Sons I'onipinv. ilealeis in
li Ii g,ii,l Ahu is an ini'-le of Tuvvne.
Ttiivj, 'ih. i ,.i,l In en nnaliie to r, -mi
'nt, lis name or im tiling .ib'iiit
Inni-ilf i' I-,,,, recoci'ln , Ids unee.
A Kw kinds ,,l immioiv of ii-ent
f.eiih a', 'i l-.i'-l- to him. hill the phy
sical.- -ad it proli.ild.v would he m-v
eral dJ
straignt
I..I,, i. h, would hi able lo
out Hie whole lor.
TlFf'.T'TVTT) Ffll? PBTNf!7SSF. FIINn
Jl,iMVr.lJ l-WUIUNiUSt fUrtU
Uhlpnielll U III III- Vlnile li
't'on i ii I n.. 'I o.iuori-o iv ,
l,n
A Im
r
I
( ll mllPli H lri th I
I unil vva rei ,v.l i
li Irom M s II
bv '1 III Si
Pian, '''.'I '.ii Ms
el. -pr null. Id,
Ohio
This 2 fl t i: ther ,i'i all olliers n
eelv',1 sin, t ic i,l eh pun ill to Paris,
vvbl pi lo-innrrcw- nu i Tmii.ilne,
(
MITCHEL'S REFUSE BILL
VETOED BY. THE GOVERNOR
Whitman Calls Measure Blind and Assails City's Grow
ing Debt Mayor Sees Loss of
$1,400,000 in Revenue.
Ai.ba.st, .Match 21 Mayor Mltchel'B
pet bill authorizing the New Vork Stieet
Cleaning Commissioner to make a fifteen
year contract with a private concern for
the disposition of refuse was vetoed to
day by (5ov. Whitman.
The New York city administration
made a hard light for the measure and
succeeded In getting It through the As
sembly and Senate.
"The meaning of the provisions of this
bill Is hopelessly obscure," says the Gov
ernor In his x;ctn memorandum. "If the
city administration Is In need of new
and necessary powers their enumeration
In the bill befon: me Is far from satis
factory. They arc neither speeitle nor
Is their meaning manifest. It Is stated
In the bill that the contract may pro
vide either for the payment of a stipu
lated sum or a fixed unit urico to the
city for the privilege of the llnal dispo
sition of refuse.
Uncertain nnd Oliernre.
"The Important subject of the con
tractor's allowance Is contained In .
clause In which It Is stated tnal hucii
"Howance shall he made out of the
KrOCB. reccipia Ul vin- loon, wi . -
Mtlnnlated sum for operating expenses
us dellned In the contract, or a sum to
be arrived at as In said contract pro
vided, and for a division of the remain
der of such receipts between the city
and the contractor In such proportion as
mav be agreed upon.' It would be hard
to 'evolve a sentence In which uncer
tainty and obscurity are more hopelessly
Interidended ,
The following clause further Illus
trates what 1 say when 1 denominate
the bill Htj a very blind bill, to wit, the
clause In which It Is stated that a con
irj..i muv nrnvlde for the allowance to
the contractor out of the gtoss receipts
VUlllMil i . . . ' " .1 .... I .. .a.I
of the plant or punts m ""
. I - - -,, -in ai fifl tlfMl
VXcl. or a sum to be arrived
" -vid..l and then
"7."' ..... ... .h- -in- -Ither of a
- .I, n.ivment to the city either
stipulated sum or of a sum to be arrived
at a's In said contract provided, and for
a division of the remainder of such -e-eelpts
between the city and the contrac
tor lu such proportion as may be agreed
upon
This bill dies not appear to confer
the city administration powers ,
' . ... ...... V..- sio,-tlnn r4 4 Of.
not aireativ rairnni - -
nni aireaov i-um-, -. ......
vw vork (.'mirier, fwiu-
the matter of time for which tft- '
ie matter ot time ior n im iii-
o,mn,lssioner may enter Into contracts
wn 1)riv,,e partlej..
..Tlllt change, if desirable, could
-.sllv'baxe been made by a slight
nmendmrnl to the section.
1 1
Xlonry In Itefiise.
"It
wis contended at the hearing 1
before me' by representatives of the city I
. .. i.mh....iki- li,i.riis. '
.iii.il ll wiiuiii '"!"-"""" ,
-n.lc.itA mm I'll 1(1 IP Nlini-TI'l UI Kit '
''''"' ;"''" ,.,..",.,,
,K' 1"v1 ""f"'0 rtl
ioA as live y
aii,ii.-tkl, Inn
years. It was. however,
' . .... t l.. Ikn, tl.a , l'
Clearly iirougiu ""i -"J ;
i -i v-il,mhle i-iimtoodltv and
ih-l the cUy Is toiday capable of de-
velopmg a considerable annual revenue,
fmm the sale of refuse and garbage. i
"In view of the fait that tefuse Is a
nierehantabte commodity It seems to me I
quentloinilile wnetner, in view oi inr
distended budget of the city of New-
York and the grievous burden of taxa-
tion which rests so heavily upon the I
city's property owners, particularly
the owners of real estate, the city
should dispense with any Income pro-
duclpg activity which It may at present
comnuiul or carry further the principle
of private participation III revenues that I
Arp essentially public In character.
lh CHf'!,1"'' questionable whether i
xhe c" ''hould lend Its credit or Its
f"1"1" '" rr,'01lnn "'' equipment "t ,
rnnwiuij-r m ni, u i.rii.iir uioi-1
v,'lual.. Hrns or corporations comed-i
edly will derive a snbstantlal Income at
,1,' elty's legitimate in-
"Tlte striking grjwth of the cits(bj the (Kivernor's action."
BAZAAR FOR RUSSIA'S
ORPHANED BY BATTLE
Ainlji.n(lor Riilikmolcff nnii ,
frs. ViintlcrliiH Aid in
I'lanniim-.
Coder the patronage of tieorse
H ikhmteff. the Itiis.liiu Amlii.ssarloi .
Mrs HaUhmalefr and Mrs. W K Van
ilerblll a Itussian bar.iiu- lll be !i.-l,
Hi the Seent -first lleglmeiii Armor
for one w.-nk biglnnlng Apill UV It
will be for the benefit of the widows
and children of men killed in the ltu-
elan iirnii Itussian .lances li: ,f
.nurse, p.. a feature of the Vtilertaln -
ment This pait nf the pingramme wdl
he iin'ler the itirc-tloii of l,ouls it.
I'lialif. Several leading dancers tiave
voliintret ed their si-rvlees.
111 addtlln-i
o iliK. VI Makhm itetf's chef will come
?,, , , -
mm Washington to piepare Itussian
iiisn.-s. cai.es ami oiuer fiainiies to no
sold at the bazaar.
i ol Kooseveli liar, sont n letter io
Mrs Wiliiuoi Annr Tinnier lnilr.rf.iiiR
the entert.-iltunent ' vvlil. li Mm to .e jr V. I)
un.ier ner nire.-imn hi iiih i-arh i nenre
on April s for tjie Iwietli of the y,ifiv.
ette fund. 'The rhlldren'R llevo'u-
tlon' a lo he presented for the .conl
lime I'ol. Iloos'velt have.
There ure not enoiiRh playn for rlnl.
droll Willi h teach American lilHIory,
Washington's career I? a lesion 111 that
Kind of patriotism which translate!
,,rds into (I.'viIh and Lafavette s i-aie -r
Is a leijsoii In International morality.
Until careers tench devotion to the peace
of Jiistlcis and rlchteoiisniss and scorn
of the JKiiohln baseness of the pease of
dishonor, VnHhiiitoif whole career is
poiiitles and no man has a rtBht to
pt.iise it save as we accept his view
i ii. picpar.uncss for rlKHteous war is
tile onfj uiiv to secure rit-lileoiih peace",
I'd Hnoevlt savs he luiws to be
present al the presentation of the play
b Hie i hlldren.
annus ielp.fl
1 Contrlhiillons tn the
funds were acknowledged y.-slerda n
fnllnwH:
HelKian Kellef Kiind. 11, .'.U' HI ; total,
!"S!".404 til. I'ollimlttee of .Meivj, JCII;
lolal. M1H7.M3 71 H.s ours N'atlnn.il
l-'iind K'lil.r.fl; total, tr,:i,r.fin.;i2. Ser
bian VRtli'ultiiral llilief I,2'X, iot.il,
I'.'" -'17 I'', Serbian Hospital Fund,
Il'll. total, Jl.silfint. Vitiation War
1 Jtellef I 'onitnlltee, 127J fo". Iota), $7L',
-.'',1 17 Now VorK Hranch American
He'' ft"". J2.I2.".II. total, t ITI.LT.'. Us
Thf, ((rl,Mi Ainerlean War lteef
Fund announced thul the llie dansant
I a I the llnwer show last week tutted
! $1 n?:.
No Hei'clxer for Win, NerUer, Ine.
Ii i -l'hani cllor l,ei in the Jersey
I'M' ' 'Imiici.ry I'hainUerH M-stcrdny de.
tiled the niolion of Charles II, Ixliclioff
and olliiu- minor stockholder., nf Win
lam N'eclier, the uudertaklliK corpora
lion, lo have .t nt-rlvrr appilnled
annual budget, which seems to defy all
efforts at riductlon or control, and the
mounting aggregate of the city's debt
certainly Impose,, upon every publl'
olllclal who Is called upon to act with
reference to this subject matter the
duty of a rigorous conservatism."
CITY'S LOSS, SAYS MAYOR
(lovrrnor Miit llnre Acted Under
n Mlaapprrhrnaloii.
Mayor Mllchet's eyes flashed when
lie learned that (iov. Whitman Ir.id o
toed the refuse bill. lie regarded It
with especial pride as providing a
ni fans not only of saving a great de.il
of money to the city but of eventually
giving New York what It has never
had a scientific, piotlt sharing sys
tem of handling all sorts of city waste
under which several features that have
long been a public nuisance would be
eliminated.
The bill was drawn In the Corpora
tion Counsel's office, checked by the
Corporation Counsel, Commissioner
Kctherston nnd the Hoard of Ketlmate
and easily passed by both branches of
the Legislature. The veto was not ex
pected, although the relations between
the (iovernor and the Mayor are none
too cordial The hill's chief opponent
was William It. Hearst.
The Mayor was asked yesterday If
he did not consider the bill one of the
most Important of the administration
measures,
Veto CoMn CH, S 1 ,4OO,0OO,
"I certainly did," he replied, "and
the veto costs the city $1,400,000 a
year. As a measure of economy the
bill was particularly Important at a. '
time when a direct State tax Is being!
considered. j
"I don't understand It The Oovernor l
must have acted under a misapprehen
sion, although we did our best to ex.
pHm ,viMt .. Wf,tf.d.
rne ciiy now pas ji,io,nnn every
yeir to the contrictors who take Its
refuse. I'nder the proposed plan the
saving of this amount was assured and
the city would have received one-half of
the profits.
"The !overr-or Is mistaken Ir .saying
ttifit k I cnillil IiVm pnna nh, nl tin.la.
the Ch.in..r Th n..nt i nmii. 1
two methods of handling the refuse swallowing nmilthfiils ..f four ..vluid.
pioblem. I'lrst, the Department of Street adjeotlves, exploded with a crash. Vio-
('leaning may construct a dlsiiosltlon
n. ,)n ,,..,.,,, ,n, V, .,..
. ... '. .
nun, u can mane a contract Willi pri-
onn,
. ... .,. na
. .... .. ,..,.. i,,,, ,,, ,,..-, ,..'
not be for more than live years The
latter Is the present method
"rider the profKs(Hi law two other
methods would have been open. Klrst
... . . . ...
on CUV latwl a niani cj-nilil lo rnnlriir .ri. I
in I,, nrim.lv nn.r ,i.,i ,r.nr
ad ,) ,,lt. ,,,lrng the profits, the cor-
tractor iiirmsmng tne equipment, tne
city furnishing the buildings. Secord.
the contractor would build the nlant on
...... ,,.a - a .. ' ,.u ....
i '- mi"" t-i vm " im ilie-
i-itv In either case the whole nlinf
w ""''l belong to the city at th" end of
lli'1'I.'ll , 1 I -
Mill tnother Me.ho.1.
"When read in connection with exist-
ins. iav(. .i, t,ill would ofY,.r i,U mi.
,,t,oi method. In permitting the opera- !
(ion of a private plant on property
erf(,rd t.y the city to the contractor, the
prollts to he shared In a ratio to be de-
fcrmlt.ed by the Hoard of Kstlmate,
" don't know- where we are to get
any money for garbage disposition now.
r regret the loss of fl.t00.000 to the
city, aid that's all there Is to say
about It. except that there was a great
deai f misrepresentation of what we
were trying to do."
Commissioner Ketherston was equally
disturbed.
"The veto," he said, "leaves us Just
w here we were. Without the power of
inaKiiiK onei-ii ,rar coinracis r seems
Impossible to mak- any provision for the
disposition of waste w hlch w ill profit the
city The Major Is right In saying
inai e lose ai least u.fnu.uou a JeariPei- and circus tiarnpln-rnaiia w.ie ar-
FOUR DRY BILLS BURIED
BY STATE ASSEMBLY
TIuto Minor Liquor Mriisurf1
Ail vim rod Wlion Stntcwido
I'lim Is RrconiniiHod.
AtHAVT March -' 1'our prohibition
bills were recommitted to-day to the
excise committee bv the Assemble
They were the Howard bill permitting
the formation of anti-saloon terri-
,rrs , r, p , v ,
, , , ., ' .
'' hl11 Pi"vldlng for a referendum
on the question of staiowlde prohibi-
tlon, the Wheeler hill making more
firlngr nl the laws regarding the ship
ment if IfMiK.r tin, I )l,n 1V,l,n i.le., Mil
,,,,,,i,r. ,w.. iin.ir.e i. i.i i.-.!
. , ,. ,..
i.-,-,,i,e uu,,, 'i i ,--.-,, ill 1 .is I hi- I
Ilinl Ktands. j
Thr'e liipior bllln were ndvatn'ed to
till- itril.r ttf Mnr.l nun,',.. ntm i.rrt.
i,hltlnK deputy exelfe ronimlsslonern.
efierllfi-, depntv ulieriffn. under i.ierlfT.s
nnrI ,. offleerH lo be Intereeted 111 the
in.inufHi'tiire or toile of liquor, .mother.
(w.re:il-lnK from ;'H0 to ion yards the ,
djslntiee from eonnty, town, hkHoiiI. I
m,j r,r hortleiiltur.il fairs viithln '
which Honor m..v he sold. ..ml Ihr ihlr.l.
permitting the pet officer or ronrtiihle
t,f a town to forbid the sale or el vine
away nf llrpior lo i-erlaln persons by a
tmtlci 111 wrltltiK,
Vssemhlymaii lleber II. Wheeler of
Ontario protested airalnst the action of
' the Assemhl),
- . .
.. ... .
i "DEATH AVE." SOLUTION NEAR.
, ,-U romiolsaloni-r Sinllh Sr4s
IIIH Would 1 1 .-1 n. It,
vinivii vi. ...l, v. . ....-ii...... i
luailnn on Ibe bill to cmnp.l immediate
,,, I, ... I,.. v-..,.' x'..ri, , it
road to '.-Iliiilnute Its ImicUh from Kiev
enih avenue In New Vork cltv before th
Senate I'oiiuhlltec on Filbllc Set vice ( 'or-
poratlons to-day lck CMinmlssioner I:
A. i" Hmlth disserlhed neKotlallona for
a niliilloii of Uu; problem which havi
been lu progress for a year and which
are about to be concluded, lie op
posed the bill on the ground thai it
w-' uld only mean additional delay
'The oilglnal cnnitnlttie on this sub
ject, of which Mayor Mltchel wan ihalr
man, and the rallroid company leached
an aurpenient on all Ihr principal
points," stlil .Mr, Hmltli. "The matter 1
was referied liHck In the committee for 1
consideration on various details, and i
repi esenlallves of the city and of Hie
lallroad company have Klven much I lino
to these matters iluriHK llie past year
and Ihey me rapidly reacbliiK a con
clunl'iu
"Tile new bill would require the entire
proie.dlnKs to be loiiimenii d .mew,
and nt best, would re.sutt In further delay."
5
GUARANTEED FIRST
MORTGAGE CERTIFICATES
$100 and up
LAWYERS MORTGAGE CO.
RICHARD M. HURD, Pmld.nt
Capital Surplus, $9,000,000
.', Liberty -St., N Y 1st ManUiturSt IIUn.
STORK AT MRS. CAMEL'S
AS CIRCUS GETS HERE
llusli n( M nili so n Square (iiir
den for lH-r Oppniny:
on April 1.
The question Hint every kiddy in New
York and many grownups, for that
matter has been asking for weeks,
"When Is the circus coming to town?"
was answered at midnight last night
In Madison Square, Harden With their
lines and their taggers, their ephelunts,
their be-yew-tec-ful ladecs and their
adjectival experts. Harnum A. Ilalley's
came from winter quarters at llrldge
port and went to housekeeping In the
Garden,
llenr above the roaring of lions, the
shrill plaints of the gnu ami all the
snarling chorus of the menagerie the
firm voice of old Dr. Dexter I'cllowcs
an the venerable chap gathers around
him his trained tioupe of press agents
and begins to warm up for the season'
"The circus I? here! (layest. graini
est. gladdet galaxv on the glo''
Itlgger and better than ever? Mv boy.
the phrase Is hackneyed. We hato to
repeat It. Hut I will sa.v that we have
gathered together for the amusement
uud edification of tin young and old
the most wonderfully conceived, the
most gorgeously presented pageant ami
exhibition that ever damled human eyes
since John J. Noah went to eea We
have "
Wild Will Wllken. the old Docs
assistant. who had Ixen skipping
and prancing on the skirts of the group,
" '."'""'':"
"Kor the love of Mike. Hex Cut out
,1,-if tvm .'nntnr.nlliiii l,tv- ...I,.,-.,-..
. "-
to casesllln Itookh pageant, adapted,!
K -IU" '" "i'-'u.ii imm-h,.,
I or romance, as one might sav. and pre-1
I ''''' h l nt' Persons. Arabian steed". I
'elephants, the loveliest of women, air
I ..Irtfltpl ., rr fltu iex.l , 1 1 1 1 II I !..ltl-i l!n,,lili'.
"-- '
Journey to distant Hurhana and her I
gll.terlng nuptials with tho voiing rutrr
of ti-.-it land. Tell him about the 'Pro'i-j
tier Das at Che-nne.' with cow bovs'
and cowgirls reproducing all the dare-
devil dash of the old West. Tell brn
aliout the lady ilephant trainers or the
lady trainers of the elephants, about
Pnllenherg and his wonderful beats,
Mile. Agadle and hr traln.sl lions, ivi,
Millm.in, cpii-en f the golden r bboi. i
Tell him about our Chinese acroba-s.
our human tiles, about Slgnor Hagong i..
our dwarf equestrian l.-torla Dave
port. Mine Hradns ami her canin.i ci,-
cue. Tell him " 1
A menagirle roustabout dashed into
the pr.ss room, whispered hrielly
Wllken's cur and dashed out. Mi
Wllken trenibkd with excitement.
"I have Just lerclvi'd word." he an
nounced, pantlngly. "that an interest
ing event a very interesting event-
Is about to take place in the ctinel.
fitnilb We have been expo-ting thli
for some days, but bow fortunate, ll w 1
wonnerilll. liiai 11 siioinu na,,j,i-n r-o,
timely' We shall name It Nellie. H -
cuse me, I must see to it that the mother,
receives ever.v attention."
Ann ait tins time at tne i ourin ave.i,.r. , .i,.lti,
1 nue and Twt ntv-eevetith street entrance
of the ijarden van alter van of animals.
wagon load after wagon load of lum-
riving and the liisini-s or transleinnsi -xcuvc i nap, lie, in ',,-n tne iummandi r
four tralnloads of ispilpment from the spi-aks In the highest terms of the , on '
Mutt Haven railroad vards to the tan-ioil, t of his men and tells of eongratu- '
bark of Madison SqilHie was roarl ig talioti for gallant rntidini which thev
and humming timter the riulct dirctlon ie,elve, from I'leld Marshal Sir John
of John and Alf llmgling I'ren.h The letter Is in part as foi.
Tins morning the . irciis will be reidv ' lows:
for rehearsals nciessary to smooth pi-j "Voti may like to have a copv of thf-e
geiuit and ring acts for tho openl igj tel. grams The episode w-hl -h 1 11. 1
night, Thursday. April I I them fortli was the rushing of n Herman
.- trench and it subfeipient destruction
MARY GARDEN MUSIC PIONEER. T,nr ""'"V h.r,fn v, rv nr,Ko 1,1 fro','t
. ... f us anil a n'ghl r conn ilssam e made
I'lnna lo Help Cnslniiil lllscover
ronipoaers nt llomr.
Sprrvtl C:hlr lrflfh to Tlir St s
Paius. March Cr, Mary i',ar,bn. S nl
tifh by birth, l'renrh bv Ir lining and
American h adoption, :s going lo Kng
land to teach th Cnglish lo disiovir
taeir- nun , onii,iscrs S'ic si vh j
"I i .iiinnt re, cal the details "f mv
plan yet. bill I expect tn begin bv sing i
ing at ii concert arranged fm the ex- !
press purpose of revealing the work of i
Hrltlsh miisi, i.iti"
"Tills war is having quite a wonderful
effect on ii r I general!) . nnd I hope It
will have a aon.l resuli in l Iplng Cnc
lalid to find hers, If inusleiill.v "
H.li.r.. .'.nl.irMne -, r,. r ..n.p.iipn
Mieh i.rfr.len lll Like iurt m ,. eoni ert
in l.oniinn to, llie , i ii til ,,f Mie lllfr
Umii iuiiiii ii - In, mi'I lx under
,illhiiees of Hie Piieli.r'.s of M.trllMf oiiirn.
L.ul.v Itnndo'pli I'hiii'lill'. Mi"
Inlin
Aelor ,itid I.idv P.me;
WILSON TO SET BARRON FREF
-
Prl.oo. r Vn. sP, , , fr Three
.. , .....
,l'"r' '"r s"'"dMii liue.uir.,
iVAkiiivnniv. Vlmrli T. Irsi.l,.i,i
Wilson annnuriced to-d.iv thin he ! ,d
niinuteil the term of Hlwyn A liar
rop. selllel ce.l hy tile I'eder.ll colli I P i
N'ew- VorK on April ',. Il'll. d thi-ei' I
jear-. in Atlanta prison for ilefrainTi' n ,
I ll v estoi h b sellliu; so, I, h faKe linen
mills continll. d bv Ihc Stei Iiiir !- I
benttllc ('olllp'i.v, to one e,'l. '
I'liib-r the I'lesidciit s order Harron
will he released mi April II
llrltlah Xiixlllnr. I.enves (nllno
l.mn. ivrn. .Min-.-li s". The Itr-ilish
I sle-imshlp Ivinusw av w Inch w eni on i '
rocks reentlv and w- is allow. d lo iniK. -
.... ... . ...
iipailsir laiiao I'd o,i.i' i is ,inii;i' ,-soui m eiv .. ini.
".,,x,!lar ,'""1 " " ',8 '
ine iirinfii int..
IO Per MONTH UPON PLEDGE
OpF PERSONAL PROPERTY
THE PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY OF NEW YORK
MANHATTAN ' IHIOVX
teourth Avenue, nor SMU Slree, rour.landt Ave, ,-or 1 lth Btreet
Kldrlrice Htreet, cor IlivlnKton St. iniiiohi.i v
,. . ,,,, u, Smith tt cor. l.lvliifrs'on St.
Seventh Ave , bet. 4Sth and 4Hth Sts, ,.,,,, ,.,.,,, , ? ,Volse St
I.extnuton Ave cor I'.'Hh Sticnt I'ltKm Wenue. .or llock.iw-av ve
Oni.n.1 Street, cor I'linlon Slreel (.,:NT (., r AI!, . ,.,.nN
Kast "Sd St.,bet I.exltiKtoit .?-.1d Avs. IAjJ.oaNH UIII'AIH WITHIN
Kant llouHton St., cor Mssex Ht -5 TWO WP.KKri FMOM UATU
WOMAN STOLE BROOKLYN BOY.
Child llrld CnptlTH Since nrm
hcr. She Trlln Poller.
WxrNKHBOtio. tin., March 2S. A
woman calling herself Mrs. Jane fteed I
wa.s arrested here to-day. She con
fessed, the police say, that she kid-.
. , ,1, ..uM.h t.A I
nappeu .mmiii .viipii rwutri, uif 1,7111
year old son of Mrs. W. C, nichtcr of
llrookbn, In November last.
Sheriff Johnson said the woman
agreed to tako him to the house near
hrro In which she asserted the child
was hidden. Mrs. Heed raid she stole
the child from Mr. and Mrs. Illchler
while they vvete In St. Petersburg, Kin.
The boy was awarded to Mrs. TMchier
when she divorced hor husband, J. A.
Striker.
William II Ulchtcr of 471 McDotiough
street, Hrm klyn, a former Manhattan
lianker. received a telegram lust night
from the police of Waviicsboro, Uu., In
forming him that a woman hi tested
there has confessed kidnapping his four-
ear-old stepson, llobert Allen Striker.
Mr. Klchtcr mid his wife, Mrs. Until
Allen Ulchtcr, uere visiting Mr, Itlch
ler's aunt. Mrs. Chailcs v., Ilrowu, In
Petersburg Fla., lust November when
the liov disappeared m.vster, ui, from
the front lawn ,f Mrs. Hiohum isl-
dei ce. nheie he had been pla.vliii! After 1 ;,ml '"" '"'"'nclils of ine re-
a three monhts futile search ,ti Ploi Ida i suits ( Siinila.v's eleven weeks cam
an,l tleorgla the Ulchters rctlillied to palgn in this city.
"rookl" 1'lft.v-ne of the youCiful evangelists
BRONX BOOSTERS AT FEAST.
Mnjor TrlU of IMnns In lletler
loroiiKti.
"Hoost The Jlronx" was the theme of
H'tne of 1he sneskerM nt ,1m uMtumt
dinner of the llronx Uoard of Trade I
last evening In the MclClnley Square '
Casino, lfilith street and MrKrinlcv
Squ ire. The Uronx. More Ktin r,00 busi
ness and professional men gathered nt
the banquet tabbs. Ilefore the tu-tied
to the fea-' they heard Mat.ir Mitcln-t
outline filans for the improvement of
The Itrviii.x, now Ix-fore the Hoard of
Kstlmate. The Ma.voi also i.-ferred lo
t if Increase in taxes, which he .mid
Mon'd cmie thi.Migh the falluie of tiov
Whitman lo sltrti 11,.. 1,111 .illnu-lnn
, ., . ; . . i
nlty to build a new Incinerating plant
I'M ine u spoMi ot refuse
" . : ' . Vl V ! of undergraduates prominent In the
weiemadeb President longlas Mathew- and fraternity life of the uni
son of The Uronx. Itlcji.ud . Law v,.rltv The motion to request Chan
iciic. . James . Harry, assistant sccrc- p,tor irow's permission to get Sun
tary of the Metropolitan Life Insurance d,,v to come was proposed bv W. K.
Company, and tVnRressman Waller M D.Jjgett. preldent of the Junior class,
Chandler t ., H.ond bv V. A. 0'ronncll. cap-
Klie Commissioner Adam-on. Police, tarn of the track team. It wa.s paseed
Commissioner Woods and Comptrollei I without opposition nnd with enthusiasm.
Piendergast were present. The students haw not yet broached
WOMAN BEATEN BY BtmrtLAn. '
Ilrr irrrntiK HrooKbt Help nnd
Thief Win i ftptnrnl.
Ati astc ftTV. N J, Mar. 'i 2Ti
Mrs Marl" llgner, who Is reputed to
be wealthv and Ives n secliid-d I fe lu
villa at HIT Kmerson avenue, Venice i
1'nrk. a suburb of this resort, was beaten
hi,,, i-,un,i .-,1,,.. ,,,-ua.v oy ,, nurg,ar
who had entered her home lb-fore he
.-otrtd gag her she made an outcry that
attracted neighbors and they sent for the
,nll,A
Polio
Sergeant Holmes found the
hurghir on the fop floor.
At police headquarters he said he
was Kmll Van Heller, 27 years old. of
Camden He was held wfthout ball on I
a c,a ,-e of burglary.
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,
I' I 1 L' UI'LI UUAHJL' Tfi
GIVE HIGH PRAISE TO
PRINCESS PAT'S MEN1
lil'i I is T'dlll (1 lll(r T(s j f ' I l
(I'nlliintry of riuiiHliniis
In Trench Assault.
rr vwa. March If.. Iteports reaching
tutawn show that t o. thirds of the ong-
,,., ,,,, ,v, t.i., ri.,-ii,. ...
' un!t of the I rincess Pat ricla s t ana-
'"" wgnt inrantrj- nave t.een wlpcl i
out, only one of the commissioned olli-
"obeli Fiorden received a letter
to-da from Cjl. I'arquhar. written a
lew w.ehs oeioie ine i.mei . iieatn at
It ,'lear to me that we had an opening
I'or various reasons It was luadvls ihle
to i u py tho trench, so put 1. ,,. n
rush it and pull down the ,,,i,,p.-i
Crablie and Paplnenii led the partv, the
latter being our Isvnb thrower Thev
both nI,,wc, very great dasli and la
the Teutons i, IT their leg-- ...
Nothing could have iiecn mo e spirited
than the way the men went In '
Messages of congratulation wer- te
eelved from the commanders of the Irsh
Fusiliers, the I'lltll Corps, lien I'llllller
the King's Itoval liltles, lien Snow, and
Mr .Inhti rmrifli
l.irut Pipl?if;ni. tnptit'nn 1 h
.1 P.tpliio.lil. who hr..d,1l Hi ti'lfHton
.rr iHil Iteitlutt r-tlto In I Mini KIT
I ,., j. , ,,;,. ,,, ,,,.
. . r . ...,..,., .,. .,. ,, .
de.ltll 111 l'r,)n, e M.iJ ,1 Itlv, - l'.ilr.e
.ls Idonn to ,ie.'.-- In .1 hliell on
1 ViMie. r, llHinitlon ll'.nnlion is
I, lied at Vprw. I'.ipl Sewton n Killed
I , i i . 1 1 1 u a i'hari;e near SI l'lm in, I Col
! rarquhar met death in the name minne,
i at Neuv e 'harelle
rMeil I'lllltled l' s,.ifir- Srnl,
Viinsv. Ma i I'll IS The Senate foul
mute, on Privileges and I lectinm. tn
,iv ile- uli .I thai Hemarl M ratten of
the Second Senate dlsti'ct. ,oik 1st unl
I'lt.v. is entitled lo Ins seat in the Senate
I' M W eland, a llepiihlii an. cor 'estc,
I, - I'lict', in on the k'loiui'l that Mr Pal
tin is tiot a clt i.eu
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES
r ii... -.is., kin:, II, r aflci- UsitiL Mien's I'nol
Kjiso.tlioiiiilisepticpiiwdcrfo' lliof.'ol It
tiuiKos tmbl or now slnics icoi oasv- mves
iiislaiil relief lo i-nrils anil luiliions nr.
I veins Hhsicr allmis and Sire Spots
, ll s I lie m oan-sl iumfnrl ilisc'iivcrv of III.
1 ii i .'... iv ... -1 . i -1
' 'rial lM'l;iHo il.lres- Mien S (llm.'icl
i." ni. ' i
COLLEGE BOYS WALK
IN SUNDAY'S STEPS
I'oniisylvnnifi rnivcrsily Stu
dents to Tako Platform
as Evangelists.
WILL ixvahe xkw.ikk.sky
Plltt.AnEt.fittA, March 25. Under
graduates of the University of Pennsyl
vania prominent In athletic, literary
and scholastic activities hikI Imbued
with a de.lro to do personal work, s
urged upon all Christians by Hilly Sun
ila.v, will descend upon Gloucester
county, Neiv Jersey, next Sunday as
amateur evangelists.
They n .11 carry the same mes'ages
that Sundav spread In his tabernacle
will deliver their messages from the pul
pits of man Oloucestcr county
churches. The names of the under
graduates have not et !eeii divulged.
WANT BILLY SUNDAY.
CnlvrrsHj liradniitM Vote
fur Invitation,
The Itev Ullly Sunday will be In
vited t" address the students of New
York l'nlerslt If Chancellor Itrown
approves ibe unanimous action of the
rndergiadiiates Association yeterday
In voting to have him come shortly
after he commences his six weeks re
vlval in Patersnn on Kaster Sunday
' 1
his decision,
Yesterda.Vs meeting, at which 000
irr ,.0,,.nt. .., calt,M M tl. instance
the matter to the evangelist, but they
Plan an open meeting In tho auditorium,
which seats I.L'fiO They are willing
to pa.v Sunday by Individual eiibierlp
tion, by taking a collection at the meet
ing, or both.
ItncLnmi? t'ttiirtcr l-'nsori'il.
M.nAMT. March 26 The Assembly
chip. Committee reported favorably to.
lay on the MeUhinney bill granting a
city charter to the city of Ilockaway,
comprising the Fifth ward of the Bor
ough of Queens. I'avorable action by
the Senate and Assembly s expected
on this measure
lsior to A III Clepi Mnmrnsrei,
Mayor Mltchel wrote a letter to Sec.
retarv of tho Navy Dan. els .voeterday
promising the city's full cooperation In
the plan for mano-uvrts and review of
iji,. Atlantic fleet In New Vork waters
In May
American Line
American Steamera
Under the American Flag
Shin Ira I la.. ....,..... Illlli.
' New York Liverpool. Pier 62. N. R.
M. I sul Mar. 2; noon ew 1 orh. Anr. . n n ,
White Star Line :
N.Y. Liverpool, Pier 60, N. R., Noon
Vlecantlc Mar .1 1, noon M' inrlr Xpr 14
Arabic x pr. 1-4 noon Adriatic Apr. -I
labln an t sn ( ji, P s-encers nni-
Azores Gibraltar Naples Genoa
1111 ill xi-i(ii.if I ii
oi'FH t' H'tt x 1 , ,N. Tel nnno Hrrtor
I II I III X I'llll. II I O VI.
THE IDEAL
TRIP AND TIME
V ISIt llll
California Expositions
IN MAY
17-Dny Cruises through the
PANAMA CANAL
Large American
Transatlantic Liners
"FINLAND" "KROONLAND"
I nl stnrlSrrilrrTran.sllanllr. Standard
From New York May 1
May 22. June 16, July 7
I'rnm San lran.lo Wa, ll; June m
And I en 1 h"d Week Theraflrr
I Iri utsr I leket. One Mat Hater, Other
PANAMA "PACIFIC LINE
tl ll't.av, V 1. IrleptinnellllllO Iteitnr.
Ideal Tourist Route
S. S. EVANGELINE
"UNDER THE AMERICAN FLAG "
BERMUDA
on neurit, tarltt And mnt limirl'-'H
.tremhlp In SoiMhrrn Sr1'
JUlnr 'o.ttilf nu in pcri't o Vn
P.t t HfrmMrtN, or lontrrr, If you w iti
Ai'miuixii tuc rofn ffrvict, pitroudie ii
kdf proof.
.rnf1 fnr npnutlfiil Pooklt
PSS MiMC OI KM I.,
HM rrneiiwtj-, fit M Mrf't, rhonp,
HriHiU 4fi71, New nrk
FRENCH LINE
i ompaxnle l.rnrrule I raii.atlantliiue
Post At. sl.lt II i:.
Siuhns for BORDEAUX
LA TOURAINK
Mnr. 27, 3 P. M.
CHICAGO . .
Apr. 3, 3 P. M.
Apr. 10, 3 P. M.
Apr. 17, 3 P. M.
NIAGARA . .
ROCHAMBKAU
I HIl IM DI M l InN M'PI'V
Company's Office, 19 State St.. N. Y.
BERMUDA
Go
To
ISKw "Bermudian,,
jr;rvf li Fastest Stfcimrr tn Rrrmicia
Sails Every Wednesday, Carries U, S. Mail.
ijiirlici s,, l.i, I nl.. a.' liirimlwii. , v
I In, in si link A Sun. H wa A M 5lh All
or iiim 1 1( Ki-I AKeni,
M.ISIIIV'WIIV VMIlllll N I .INT.
N, V MHIH l Ur:ilKS, IIKNVIAKK.
A K Johnsen I o Ine , Aste , I It war, N
KrKAMslHP Tll hKTs in an; port.
Orii. Vr 1
Barmnnd lVhltrnmh Co , JJ.1 Jill A N, T,
I.Kllltdl V I I IlltlllX.
Imi fares In nil points sniith,
Orriill slrain.liln ( , "'"I I'lflll Ale,, ', T,
T ,tt Sks Hi
Coward
Shoe
SM. a. ... wtt
,CHES and pains in
the legs, even to the hips, arc not rheumatism or
sciatica nine times out of ten, such pains ate '
caused by a falling arch. Correct this condition by
wearing Coward Arch Support Shoes, and aches and j
pains caused by arch weakness will disappear.
JANES S. COWARD, 264-274 Greenwich St., N. Y.
( NIAK WAKBtK niurl '
Mali Ortftn Filled SOLD NOWHERE ELSE Send lor Catalogue '
OPIUM SMUGGLER SENTENCED.
Chemist fjp Venr In Prlnon
Term for Informer,
Tonko L. Millie, the Austrian chemist
and promoter arrested recently In n
sensational raid on his apartments at
r.To Hlverslde Drive, was sentenced by
.ludge IMward thishman In th United
States District Court yesterday to one
year In the Federal penitentiary' at At
lanta for conspiring to smuggle cocaine
ami opium In from Oermany
(lUstavo Wnbleck, Millie's coconspira
tor, whose testimony made possible the
conviction of Millie, was sentenced to
three months on Hlackwell's Island. Hi!
had already served nine months for re
tailing the cocaine on a conviction In
the county criminal courts.
HLD DRUG UNDER NECKTIE.
Hnrlirr Churned With Trj In ta
smnHttlc Powder Into Tnmhi.
l-'rnnk rollo, 30. a barber of 1M Allen
street, was held In I&ik) ball by Magls
fate Applcton in the Tombs police court
jesterday for examination to-morrow-
charged with smuggling a drug ;n his
necktie to a prisoner In the Tombs. This
was the. first time such a method vvaa
tried.
When be appeared at the prison he
said ho wk Tony Carbone ajid wanted
to see his brother, Michael Carbone
Keeper McCue searched the visitor and
found ten grains of a wh.te powder In
fide Iris necktie.
Denser Tenchem Mux irl Married,
Dr.Nvrn, Marh !6. The Denver School
Hoard has lifted the ban ayain't the
marriage of women teachers.
C 1 1 TNI A R Fl
Established 1840
rittjt Stemen in the Woild ,
AQUITANIA. LUSITANIA, MAURETANIA
Rejultr Uninterrupted Service
EUROPE via LIVERPOOL,
Tuscania. . Sat.. Mar. 27. NOON ,
LUSITANIA
Sat.. Apr. 3, 10 A.M
Transylvania. Sat., Apr. 10. NOON
Orduna, . Sat.. Apr. 17. 10 A.M
Tuscania. . Sat., Apr. 24. NOON
LUSITANIA. Sat.. May I.IOA.M
. 'Calli at Halifax naitbo'jnd
ROUND THE WORLD TOURS
1hronh bookings lo all principal Torts
of the nnrlri.
TOM TA NT'S OKr-iri- 2 Mate si. VI .
OLD TtOXIIMON LINK.
To all pelnti fouth an1 West Kvery wek.
nay 3 V M. I'lfr :i Nerth lllvar. TL
3900 Franklin.
Atlantle, fiulf and tXet Indies "team.hlp
Lines. iVtrle M"orv V urn Torln Ulco
I.lnea :30 HMadav, New VerW i'lty.
'lo I nllfnriiU rtpoIUnn Sr .Iftirlrrt,
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $3.00
Mia It Tier H, N R , ft. Fulton SI., fl V
datlr at t P. M Mmle.
e I nndnn l.tna tr. It. Tier 40. N. n.. ft,
Tlouaton M., wrrk dari onlr 6 V) P. it.. Pier
JO, r, n . ft V: M St., m p. M.
X.s llaen I tn itr Ir Pier ). R. n.. ft
Catharine ht., -eeu dai, J 41 P U.
nrlrt(pnrt Line Mr. Iv. Pier J. B. It., weK
day onlr, 11 A IS.
i
the rrnrir nr. riXAsrn.
COLONIAL LINE
BOSTON :na.Y, $2.60
providence $1-60
WrrU davk and hunday at i V M from Pier
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