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THE SUN, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1916.
ROCKEFELLER GIFTS
TOTAL $1,342,561
Tlmi Amount, flops to I'nnffll
tofnl Orfranizntions From
l-'ntinrlnfion'g Income.
FACTIONAL STRIFE NOW
IS DISTURBING CANADA
RECORD ARGUES FOR DELAY IN HEARING
WOMEN FIND GENIUS HELD
IN BLACKWELL'S PRISON
Si
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP
OSBORNE'S PLEA
Johi;
Bilingual Fight, Munition "Graft" and Prohibition
Wave Rolling Over Provinces Stir the Country
Recruiting for Allies Is Affected.
Three Hundred Members of Monday Club Hear Con
cert by Prisoners Cells Show, Too, That Art
Lives Behind Iron Bars.
Only v Io (Jive .Ipisc.v 1'uli
Hc Clioi Mfflit, Sn.vs Oulipr
nntorinl CiiuiHilnto.
-liisticp Tompkins 111. -Motion
to Kntl rmmomlity Clmrfro
"loos Ovpr.
Excursions
maim: nv noxoirs wish
Tli tlmkefoller Foundation )estcrday
irad public (ho list of "personal" dona
none hin.lc liy .lolin I). Ilocltrfcllcr dtir
, ,j PI" tli.- total of which amounts
Tlif l.i'gcst Item of tilte list In $570,.
..p?.:i. .1 gift to tin? Itnckefcller instl
till' for .Mrcli'-al Itrsearrh for buildings.
nr.,1 I Hi' smallest In Jril, given to tin)
WeiK'iii: Women's Protective Union.
Tie p.iwuehls were ntl made by tlio
fttu.iilatmti io iirinlllllaud organisations
i.piti I'" designation of .Mr. Locke
fe'Vr, who stipulated as a condition of
11. iioci.ihip.immi gift to tli. foundation
thai from the income of Uie foundation
t r sum of L'.ftuv.vvu mutually, of an
mi; It tlteicof a I shall designate, shall
wpl.ed during my lifetime to such
ape. InV object it I may from time to
I' i e lit tt.1."
The llt follows.
All I Sinai .settlement .. , uijnooo
An.r .in ilai.tl.t Home Miituii '
oosfi)' .... W.O'XIO
Amir .111 li.iill.l torriin Minion.
try .SKlrlj . ISO.uOOCO
Aniin. a. I-mule (iunrdiau Society
nil Home lor the KrleudlcM vOOto
I'mti-l Church Kxttniion Society
ut iro.i!dyn and Queen... , ... jcavoo
t'.il'tn.' MiiuMrr Home lonely ,, 'aiOcO
Hjr.ttt Mi'ilnnirr Convention .. , ISeflv'oo
li.ti-t I'num n( Western Canada.. lo.ono
Uite lli.l.e Association , t
lirooUlin HuriHii ot Cti.tritlm , :.uouu
Hrvikljti Men'. Christian Aioii
tien .. 1. inn n
11-ijr s.imt tit Amend f, i.tnoi
thinly Drkimtiitioii Society of th
t at Ne York .... e.avim
C .trrti Atd olely of).lKI
Clinini Collrse fi.OOO.'O
li'triiml Knl. ratnin ot Charily
.mil I "ill tut h !' t,iv.on
CMfhn.t slmnl nf Art.. .. , 7enoo
Cpie.ii'i! V MCA r.ww.ou
loniniittee on the Pretention of
TuhH iilo.m WHO
Eiiienie 1'ield Worker. S.MOWi
urine Hei-ord (Uric- 1,350.10
eoral Council ot Churches
I tiriir. in America tV) (
I'ti.'I )li.ion Uoiinl of the
Miu't.eru HaiitlFt Contention i.ll.fi3
i. ei. liMtH'h "1 the Public School
iltie' l-ca, ne Sibium
1 1 1 .ituril iy anil Mtmljy As-
in.-l.mi.il t.OOUdl
Inn rnitton il Committer; of V M
t' Al.s MtlOII . &.',,0VIY
lnlrrnaiiotMl V M C A Collese r.ow.i.i
I.aiaiene Mi..nui.r.v Movement . .I.'.rii
Ti IijI Aui 'o-tetj t.nno.00
Mu.ii vhnol SttlinH'iit I..ii)'H)
Nitipnil .nrutlnn for the Sillily
.ltd lYeielttton of TuhrruuUii. &C.ifl
Ultnal HoiM ot V V C A. 1G.W1i
moi .if l-isiie on I'rhan Conni
tiori Amoiiir Nerro n.Mfi)
.f Jirf llintltt Comeiittou h).00
:? nik A..oi'ljtion fur Imtiroi
tif the Comhtioii ot the l'nor T.oxi'o
e York lUnti't M lii-tun Somety
eM York City llainut Swiet :i,iii.
. York City llai.tltt Miiiimi
.netj . ;.rtKr
iw York Milk Conimittrr... . 4W"
o n llii.li-l Comeiitloii 4,."f.(
J'Nile. Iii'titnle l.tuMOO
The ITivjii A.'Xiatinn of New
York iV) f0
PsNie Kiln-anon initatlnn. . . f..."0(
Kn. kf teller lti'titute lor MedU'al
Kreh niirior.tc imnion-.i. .vj4.i;
Si Aiteler In.tnute tor Meiliral
Riiari-h fur bulMnu.. . .... STO.TI
inii iin Chureh In.tiliitr ot New
Yuri. W.MO.IO
it lor lt.ill.tii Immigrant. .
( lur lle. Ant A.o lallnti .'.iVW
rutr Ktieutlve Committee of Y
M C AeMatlon. .. .' 00
fi.w .Ml-.Iun Hoard ot tlie Peim
.t'rauia ll.liillft General Coir
trillion . iKK
lu-' W II Mixoell. Ne ork
l-ly s.ho.ll :..".
Tir Homi V M. C A .. .. W.i
T'Hi'lf Aid -o(let.v 1.ijo.OO
1- ie . i of Miehl.-an Y M. C. A .'W.m
.i ir-i- - County Poor
- " '-'Ir'
t . menlzaior . . "
Kniu P.ain. Y M C A "".'It)
tv .1 iiu Women ProtectHe Liiion 0.A
T0I.11
lUI.'.Ml.tl
JAIL FOR A KISSING COBBLER.
Emlirneeil elrr Wlirn She Hn-
lereil lioi n ('nsloliiiT.
i.'.- Do v.as.i. i.ibblri of 831 Sixth
r n was se ilui d Io ten dats in the
v .hoiiyc .ve.sliiduy by Magistiate
Ijw fot einbiaciiig a pretty girl cus
t . ci.
JUt S,ecne Paterson. a dancer "lth
tr I'lini-l'i'in" company at the Cohan
7 .' 1 entered Do Casa s shop to have
doe on tnl.'.. I When she turned to
le. e )e i'h,i 1 mhraced her and planted
a - . or lur cneek. The girl ran
. 1 tnl". from toe slioii ,uid the shoc
ir. i was :i"icw!cil.
CHICAGO FACES MUX FAMINE.
Prniliieer In Three Mlairm Tbrenlen
hi Mrlkr nn April I,
I'll tfin, March "7. Cbloago faces
it, iK rntiitne beginning April 1, The
M Ik Ptoducei Association, wlioo
i.:e'i!lier.li p includes practically dll the
tio.)ti.'is in northein Illinois and Inill
i t ,t id sotjihtin Wisconsin, toduy de-
ar' i a -trlke for that date unless the
(noes h I bottlets meet the demand
for -t i vieas.j from 11,33 1-3 to S1.S5
H- Km i... mills.
! n,'u vd that the producers con
Ir ut ledt l.Ojii.ijno quarts dally, a
1 ce p.. t of which Is distributed
ll.ii..;., . ie I : irI- u and Howmau com
.arie To illsirniute their product the
pr I'lu er nave tornied a retalllnj sub
iQerv iptal'Jteil nt J.'oO.nOO.
M0RAN LOSER TO ROLL PEANUT.
Hard TaU for I'nlnrkr nnckrr
'i
lleriHlcil Filthier.
Pii. v .) March 57 One of
ire hei. made on the outcome of the
W''.Hr,i Mnran battiu will be iihIiI next
litiiav mm no. g when Lawrence
11 H" i plovid at the Paterson i
'"1" .i II. p. tnl, will roll a peanut with
t ' a il f a toothpick from that Inst I
1 ' '" 'He rmtcil States Playhouse,
1 .l.-ld . of tlfteen bloclis.
' w 1 lie trying enough. Rut to
iridic.' u ,r.se o'lirk'ii must not speak I
( ','. i iinvwiteie n'ong the route, for
n oj .i 1 I.. -o he win bavci to start
il nti- ,g...n O'llrlen thought that
Jlnrj would Knock out Wlllard.
BIG JERSEY LAND DEAL ON.
lMler tliniil Piirrhnae nf Klrlp
Twelte tllles by I'lvr.
'IV'S l.t.vniMi. V .1.. Mnrcli L'7
"M.01
lest.
more than 2,1100 ocres have
.re I nnl .several hundred ncres
'i'e I,. I'tiich.iseil outright for tin-,
' Pir .tesers who aic trying to sc..
' r land 011 Hie west shore of
'; II 1 nor Itivei, from tli railroad
n.ilion i.,e i ti,e TtiLkahoe lllvcr, a
ii 'unci Hide long, tnrylng fiom
(re tn ti , 1, e wide
Mussev - IMwards and Anderson
bvirne. ,,,. ,lK(nts for tho purchasers
f "I '11. 1 .. i,i,e to tell what the land Is
'""'! . 111 ted for and for whom they
I' K V'ir ous runiois are heanl,
. " ' " h" Iv need to an authorl
Utit , ,
THE SEAG0ERS.
"lia,. 10 the Xorwfi-ldii.Aiiiii'icis neam.
J j ifrj. 11. fjord, from lleriren;
'ituii ii r t.oi .1 nn... 1?..!..
Kill. J, Jone.,'
(leorge Krv,
sail,. 1 i.at.i ... 11. ..en.eii.
xfoiih.!i4,!,i' "wl Jro" "ncr H,e',uMo' ,or
Sin 'J1?', . .. Charles Somerrille.
tm lnlet Md'htr II. n.'lUndall.
C'Tibb. W- W' McNc11"'
Ottawa, Marei, ; wm, rrohil.
Hon wave rollltiK ovtr the iirovlnct-a, the
l'reiich ImiRuiiie nnltHtlim growltiK In
Intensity and wrlounneti, nnd tlio Lib
eral o.oltton In Parliament demaiidlnit
ImestlRatlon.or ulielcontracls by lilch
they declare the country line) lout elwhty
million dollar, the war Ima been more
or less removed to the background of
lanudlau events.
ItealUIng tli.u the bllluiual fleht Is
nnvniR a lamentably depressing effect
on recrultliur amon Krencli-Cinadlans,
us well nn dividing the energies of the
romitrv nt !, .... . . ........
of aeiio- . i ...uy certain captains nf Industry and llnanco
or action Is r.v,uired, some of the lead ,RX, b UUI1K the f.otcrnmeiit to -to
lna men of the Dominion are enllMlng slow In the matter of recruiting, on the
their lii.luenco to bring about an nrmls- I Wouml that the Dominion cannot pos
tlce until after tlm mr II r lloot-e,, ib,v ',l,l' "iiiO.OOO without gruvo
e.n..,, nf ..7 7. il. 1 Injury to several vital national Indus
editor of the Orange Hotline!, the ortran tiles. Thus far. howevw, IJaron HIiaUKh
of the ponerful ultra-Protestant element tiessy of Montreal has been tho only big
In Ontario, has written an open letter to
Mir Wilfrid Laurler urglui; lilm. as
the 'most Influential and powerful mini
of his race." to call off the agitation In
Quebec. It was Sir Wilfrid who. after 1
verythlng and everybody else had failed '
nettled the famous Manitoba school
question, and probably he alone could I
Induce his rreiuli-Can.idl.iti compatrl-
ots to rest their o..o until after it..- war
In over. Hut It Is understood that Sir
U'iih,i i,. ..n.i.i ...
i m. LI ,., . ! , , prlncltiles
wlilch have guided his whole parllameii-
""".in ntiir Huiiieu in, moiiii' iniriiaiiieii-
,V!.V,rr.'!.t'f ,',k,;,, ,hv 1K,"1I;"11II,I 1,B l
llllloulty Is purely provincial the prof I
inces Having ulfolute power In the mat-
ruiwor In the mat-
ter of education, and that IVdrral Inter- ,
ter of education, and that IV'deral Inter
fctence would be uuciinstltutloual and
could lead to no possible good. The
same attitude Is taken by Sir Kohcrl
Uorden, on behalf of the tloverntnenl. In
i' i . . . , . . . "T
Dominion Cablict should Mep III aniUeek I
to disallow the famous rcKUlatlon 1.. re-
strlitlng the use of Pieiich III the cchools.
(Thux far the (liiiarlo tlo mnieiit lias , j,a(l n,. jurisdiction and that In any c-ise
shown not the slightest disposition to , ,;,s ol tno t,llc to toI( nVestlga
yield, mid In this it has the p.islouale t ti0.. The Opiosltlon, on the other hand,
support of pi.utlcall) ail the big Kiigll'h , .-htlm that the shell committee was np
liewsp.ipers of the iioluce. On the ,,!. ,., tlV am re.pnnslbe to the liov
I cither hand, the I'nncli have Inen en- . ernment : that It reported weekly to Sir
jroiiraged In their tight by the published s.uii Hughes, that It let contract's at ct-
opinion in a. . I'.w.in, one os un' mosi
.eminent or Canadian lawyers, that under
the Constitution Krench has eipial rights
with Kngllsh In Ontario. The re.il Issue
in being more or 1 confused by the In
troduction of religious questions, and
curiously enough the Irl'li Human Cath
ollc clergy are pinctlcally a unit against
the l'reiicli-Caiiadlans. Despite appeals
from the best minds In the couiitit for
I a cessation of strife during the war. the
, agitation is likely to continue until the
, question Is settled by the Imperial Prlty
Council, where the case Is now pending.
; Tlie French are confident that the llrltish
' Lords will uplink! their contention.
4'annila (Jolng lr.
1 De.pite tlie fact that the tromlnloil
, providing for absolute Federal prohlbl-1
tlon Canada Is rapidly going "dry" Thjsj
-,veek saw On arlo Join Manltob,. A - j
...jroi.iit..i 0 oi.'ni '.' .....v. s....'
i.eol.ll. .
U-rta. Sasliatchewan, Nut a Scotlu and
I'rtnce IMward Island In the ranks of
pronlbltlon. Only Quels?, Itrltih Co
lumbln nnd New llrunswlck now have
II .I... ...... .....,l.,1l. .,,,.1...
'"". ii'" " j-.. '".' j
temts-ianie legislation. Ilntl-n loluni-,
bin will till..- a prohibition pleb.scite
wime time next niontb. wilcli Is pr;n I
tlcally re. iuiii to In. cart led, and an rib-
I solute prohibition iii' iisurv lias been I
pronnseu 111 .xew 111 iiosn ici.. s iiuii i.j 1
tho beginning of next je.ir tho only .
province In ere 1 i.iiiniilon where liquor
will be manufactured and sold will lh
Quebec.
Ontario, which has furnished mote 1 -crults
for the Canadian uniij m piopor-
TO MAKE L. G. THAW, 17,'
LIVE ON $25,000 A YEAR
Kcfprt'c Till 8.1.000 Off Up-
((Hot .Miiilc liy tlie l!oy iinil
His (lovprni'ss.
Lawrence Coplev Thaw, the seventeen-)ear-old
sou or IMward Thniv and Mr,
rrlcda Marsh Voiinp. who divorced
Thaw several years ago and died recently
while she was the wjfe of rtcdeiick
i:. Voung, will have an allowance of
J 25,00(1 a year fnr his suppoit and
maintenance. If there Is an approval of
the report of Joseph MrClosky, appointed
loferee to hear an application In behalf
of young Thaw.
The application was made by Frank
Hunter, general guardian for the boy.
who said that hi ward lias been lead
ing an exemplary life, arises early every
ilav and has shown great rare In Hi"
spending of money. The guardian did
not believe that liberal allowance
would be harmful to young Thaw.
Tin- boy nnd his governess, Helen
Twlstni.tu." prepared the following sched
ule of anticipated expendltuies. Hem,
Ki.flftn; household expenses, 1 1 2, anil ; ei.
ucation. ll.Jl'W. clothing, JI,.".im: au
tomobile. irs.r.Ofl, .spciidlins niouey.
Il.iou. and Incidentals, ilt.onn. The
estimates lotalldl 2v."i'. hut the ref
eree decided that the bo) could Ret
along 011 2.'.,ii0u.
The boy Is now living In a triple
apartment at 471 Park :i crime, whole
the' rent Is $l,0. He is the lieiieflclai v
under three trust funds, which yield
I42,0ilrt a year, The first was created
bv hi father, Kdwnrd Thaw, and pro
duces $25,000 Ills maternal grand
father, John Kdw.ird Marsh, left a fund
yielding J5,?.2, and Ills Intel est In hi.',
innther'a estate produces J1I.OO0, The
lad'a stepfather, Kiederlck H Veiling, Is
contesting. -Mrs. Voting's will and If
successful he will redact this Inconm
18,000 iV year,
STATEN ISLAND NOTES.
Itlch.ird Phillip", t: ienr nil. of Temp
klnsvltle. Sl.lten l.lutl.l, was ill'i.ll tied lie
tlie upsetting nf ti ion I. oil In which he 111.. I
Irtiils Crlm wer" ptxylng. Ills .o,ly uj.
not reentered,
Leonard .1. IHiernieler Depti.) .tunrttev
CJe rieriit. who Is Iniiiilliio: th" e.i.e acihtst
Ve' ,Ier'J' In the St.iten Island stnoke
nuisance mutter, spoke on "Th" liilerstiite
oiirstlous of li" al the hiihiiuI illnticr of
the rltalen Island Cll.inil.ef of Collltlleree
lit llllKol'" lSt evening Tliele Here SOU
kiiiM", ami eaih whs equipped with a tel..
Vihmie recelier and heard greetings it.
hanged between Louis I.. TrHiiis. prem
dent of (he ehilllllH r and Holier N bjlleh,
vlee.pres.i nt "f th Su Pinii' ls o I'h.iin
l.er of Coiiiiiiereei llorongh I'resl.leni V.m
Nunie and his il.iiighler In lci .Vngeles.
nnd others,
Mrs. Arthur II llokir l 1 11.1 frm.i 11 or
the enniiitlttee Unit in iirrniiu.HK a hll
ilren's funcy ilreis file in he given nt ih"
Citrlls lvceiim on April '.'('. fnr the benefit
of the Trench children made orphans us
reult of ih" war. The . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 c I11
. holes Miss Vt ili.-I Aleviiniler, MI- lomlsa
Donald. Mrs. Thomas iliriell. .Ir.. Vlr
.Inhll P. Tlsley. Mrs. Mercer I'. Mn-ele,
Mrs. ItJlph I.. I'rltehiird, Mrs. I'riinel. T
Perry, Mrs. Wulnr VV. I'rhe, .vr. Thouus
M. Illanhard, Mrs. Percy Hons, Mr. 11. A,
Ilayiies. Mrs. Ilnliert ( Stanley, Aim,
Drome 8. HcriOelil, Mm. 1'enllnsiiil Tmui.
send, Mrs. Ituaioll White. Mrs. William u.
Wlllcox and Mrs. 0. Henry White,
tlntt to pojnilallon tlinn any tdhcr mcc
Hon of the Dominion, linn derided (o hate
h military returns. A bill to that effect
was thin week Introduced In the legis
lature, ana Km provisional will be car
ried out Immediately. Ontario, which
has n population of about 2.2.". d.tiOO, ij
leertilli'il in.l.tMio men, and of this mini
U'r Toionto, with a population of less
than olio, 000, ha contributed neatly
C0.0OO. It Is felt that nhllo dim Indus
I ttlnl renlies lmr done) mora than well,
''0"," .,f.,h IJi', ',lf,tr.lc. he lw.n
somewhat slow In furnlshlnir racrulls.
nnd the object of the reKlstrntlon nwas
lire lit to ascetmln hnw many more men
"c available for the army without In
Jury to Industry. It In understood that
Industrial leader to make a, public pro
test ttg.ilnst too active recruiting, and he
has been bitterly nasalled In the press
nnd on tlw idatform for his attitude.
Tim latest published figures show that
''"Io the Dominion lias enlisted i7!.
ingoversea, Of
h!tVr, fumlshed the llon'a share, Quebec
belnir far behind Uie other provinces In
''UpplylnK recruits,
ri,rr. of ,fl.
, , ,,
lir Opposition In Parliament continue
1o for an lmi.s,Bn f xhrW fr.
ch..ra... it,a, in. ir,.,.it..n s-heli
m.tl ch irges that the I
CommltUe, which wus dl
p,.lt.C(, by (,, milcrlal M
,). vn.nnn.nnn mil nf
dissolved and re
AtnnltlotiM lltinrit.
i..i, tm a,ia nno ,.t i... ......
,h.L1.,H i.".. i.J.i,.-. ,.,,..,.. , r.ui-'.,
Kto.-sly tAorblUnt prices. A nsolutlon
by Mir Wilfrid Laurler calling for an
1miulry has liecn bitterly debated dur-
IllL II... M.l.l r.i-lll.-lil l,n II, .-.,. ......
rertissiig an Investigation on tlw ground
tl. old shell committee was reallv a
rtl,li bcd. expending Itrltlsh money,
...,. i,ii, ti, -,, .,ii ,
,ess'e prices to linns 111 which Its own
members were nucleated, and that It wa
used for purposes of oollilcnl patronage
liy the (Invernnient. The Laurler rexo.
lutlnn, despite il pretty general feeling
that an Imiulry should b0 held, will be
vo.ed down by Parliament, the (intern.
meiii li.ivlng the undivided support of it
lollowcrs against an Investigation
Sir ISobert llorden will shortly leave
for Kngland to Join lien Hughes. He
will probably arrive overseas In time to
take part In the economic eolifi renec or
the ripre.seiit.Klvrs uf the allied nations.
The Australian Premier Hughes's
siK-eches in Kngland demanding Imme
diate voice for the Dominion. Ill the con
duct of the war and In otlier foreign
questions
mil Impressing upon Hie
statesmen o
the motherland the need
., , .i.,ln .11 .In I
s I"...s..- .....C 11.11
" ,,. V'
- ' ; '
influential papeie take the view th.i
of ell
the most
papeie take the view that such
questions as Pi culler Hughes has raised
can well be left until after the war, when
they can be better discussed In the light
itt dm m-t.,1 (.cell's .1M1I it'lll, n-..
. . ... vi
in, meut value
Figiues nibmltte.l to Parliament bv
'm,in,e Minister White tills wee!: show
that the war is now costing Canada
about 1 1 j.iiiio.ftn.i a month, or more than
third of a million a d.iv Sir llob-rt
i .oroeu win iicm ween in.ro.itice a Vlll
asking foi a war credit of V.'JO.fifliVini),
Tins will 1. granted wltliout the slight
si oppiisltlon Trade ilgurcs for tho
picscnt '11011111 how a continued lncrcae
'n bntb unperte nnd exports, with
grcaeei revenue
MANY HURT IN STRIKE
RIOTS IN THREE CITIES
I'fiiiiylviiniii IVsps I'ntrol
Town A Hit Clash Rnil
I'oihI Men Itnltlc.
W vsn t.viiTOS, TV , March 27 - -Charles
I'eticli, a State truqwr, s in a serious
coiulitloti a a result of Inju.le received
at the hands of 400 striking furnace
men nl the new l.angi'loth plant of the
American Zinc and Chcmlc.il Company,
fifteen tulles 1101 th of here. 1'erlcli and
anotliei Hooper. Joseph M. Jordan, en
deatiiied to disperse the rl iters, who
were destroying company proi-rty, when
attacked.
.1. .1.1. it. rescind Ills fellow nlllcct single
liaiKii.l after a battle and wn sllghtl)
Injuieil h iuself Two .shetirrs posses
are pat Hilling the town to-i.lght, but.
mm i' serious trouble in looked ror, and
additional State troopers 111c on their
wii) fiom (Siicnsbuig.
IIai.ti xmiti:. March 27 Water. Iiilck.
pick handles and fist were used In a
battle to-day between workmen or the
lialtitiiori- and Ohio and the Che.s.ipiake
nnl Curtis Hi) ralltii.nl" pear the I'nltcl
Slate Asphalt Company', plant ut Cur
tis Ha. where employee, or the two
(otiipanii. have fought several tliuta
ovei lite right to lay traiks.
John II .Ink, .1 dliector of the ohes.i.
penke and Curll Hay llallro.nl, was
struck b) a btlck but not M'rlously hurt
I'oui- ai rests were made.
Wii.ki:miaiii:i:, Pa., Match 27 - Two
street car weie attacked here lo-day
by scleral hundred strike sympathizers.
Until cms weie battered to pieces and
the crews diagged to the pavement and
beaten. No urn-sts were nunie.
Shcrifl (icoige I'. Huss uiiliounced his
leadltiess 1. 1 place deputies on duty.
I HAHN DISBARMENT ARGUED,
'..JuiIhc'i. I.anar (tterraled on
ilinlsslon of I'.t Idence,
Ni:vv.viiK, March 27. Chief Justice
iliimtni'ie and Justices Sivayze ami ller
'.'eli began to-day a hearing In disbar
, meut pinect-ditig. against ex-Judge
S, 111. .11 ll.iliu or this ill). Halm was
dlsbureil by Cliuncillot Walker's order
liffcr a ttliil. The Couit of Appeals up
, held Hie coiilentlou of Hubert N, McCar
' ter, Haliu's counsel, that Ihr Court of
'Chancery had no Jurisdiction and that
, the Siipteme Court only could dlsliar,
, llaltit wiim originally .' used of tak
ing $2.,onn f 1 inn Chailcs !,. Kuse to
0111promi.se a threatened suit In which
ChiiilcM P. Pinker, a riegin boxer, sought
to dlvoiie his wife, limning Kuse.
Nelson II. liasklll, Heput) Attoniey
. I'.eti.'ial, iippearlug fur tlie State, inoicil
to admit the CIihiicit) I 'unit teillinouy,
but Mr. McCaiter objected, The rouil,
however, admitted Halm's testimony as
It appeared In the record, Mr, liasklll
raid that Mis. Peaker cinuot In- found
mid asked for the aihiilieli.lt of her
testliuoii), Mr. McCnrter said he would
insist that the woman testlf) so that
lie inltht cioss-examlue her. Mr, liasklll
ba hi he did not mean thai either Mr.
JLCtirtcr or Mr. Ilahii was rcsiouslhl
for har non-aiieatanca. The court took
the matter under consideration.
WANTS A STATE IXQl'lRY
neorge L. Ilerord of Jersey City, local
option candidate for the. ItepilbllPan
Oubcrnntorlal nomliuitlou In New Jer
N'.v, snld In a statement yesterday that
It Is high time thrie should be a legis
lates iiitcstlgatioii of the public utility
oorporatlotis In his State. He said that
tha only cure, for the evils resulting from
what bo rails "the control of Nw Jer
Hey politics by the public utility cor
porations' was public ottueinhlp, an
oilier of his platform planks.
Mr, Itecoid said he was satisfied from
the pmofs In tile Passaic, gas casn that
"In the north Jersey gas district the
tople are still paying nt least tl.oOu.
i00 more than they should pay every
ear.
"If one litigation over a cus rate
mid miotlier oer a trolley fine in a
city like Tienton reveal these c'xtor
tloiiale chntges." he said, "It Is plain
that many mote million- of dollars a
e.tr ale wiongfully taken from She
people of Neiv Jersey In exeeeslte tfol
ley, telephone, electric light and water
rates.
"If It were not for the .'ontrol of our
politics by these Interests." .Mr. Ilecord
continued, "telephone, eieitrlc light and
gas ratiw would be so reduced that the
me'iaxe mat' could haw electric light
and a telephone In Ills home, and gii
could be iiiiicn mure rxtensitely used
for cooking than is lm possible.
"In the power to exact titer' ece
slye charges e tiud the rial explana
tion of the lo.-s sjstcin in jHilltlcs. A
pnit of those iinliiene and tmeanteil
iirolltK 4Ainngfully 'iicii fnun th-
ieople, h used, directly or Indliectly,
to supply the political bosses w ith money 1 biin on the liucoriuboratril and hear
to control nominations and t" eariy'S'1' testimony of convicts and by "In,
elections. 1 mates unknown to the linitnl Jury"
"Tbesi; iiul.hr utility and brewing' this coniH-itloii h" cays. "Men
.nteieils are our real got eminent """"l ,"' P'oduiid wlyni I hate neter
t.iev are the man behind the 1-oss-; the, ''" ll,r heard or. whose history or char-
'imlslble got eminent', t"" 'man higher.
UP' tho Iteiiubllcau hoaril 01 guard
ians', tlie 'Democratic otiilord".'
"Pills sjstem thiealciis the nr ex
istence or the reptiblb. I !' politlial
cancer which ir not cut out will eat
Into the tlial of Tree g.itetriuient It
ran only b ril-cd In remov.ng thiniiE.i
imbllc ownership and loc.i: option the
Incentive w'llcll Keep (he-., tit lilt cor
lnrat ions and brewers In politics
OSBORNE TICKET WINS.
Hi. Warden Vlelic (net lllecll it
In ltlH clitic Prison.
Ossis'tMi, N V., March IT- With ix
Warden T M. Osborne looklnc on Sing
Sing Piison held If seiiil-aiinual elc
tlon In which I. odd inmate particip
ated to-day mid 'clerted the adminis
tration ticket of delegates to "parlia
in.'i.l Warden Kirchwey wee not present.
Mr (isboiue. III iuetids in the .Mutual
Welfaio l.-aci;.' iinnnupceil, tt.i d.-pl)
Interested. He spent the whole ftr
lioon at the prison. Among the dele
gates el.i ted ate Charles ilon.loif. ))4
vlie taiiper; lieoivo W Schan, an in
mate dentist, and "" K " Hill Me.vcis,
all nroiind Imrgla"
The liUteilllle of loe ee, ! i.; To 'p.il
ti.iioeiil ' Is S....I II. .i-.slll. Ii... I -
polntiiiri't of iloi'doif ii m sicret.i' and
Peter Culbn a sergeant at arms of the
Ii llk'll.' The el' tlon pl-S''.i off qilietl
no lilies or skull- being b okell
CHINA BACK TO OLD LAWS.
Ilesclllils til 1,1'UlslllOoii tfblell
Mail tnMliliiu In lln Willi Vlonor.'ti
PttKis'. March 27 --til iiiotuirchn nl
legislation was i.s.ln.l, .1 im.i ,(t th,.
laws or the icpunllr clfiiteil by the
inonar ' deal mnvcinent were restored at
a special meeting to-day of the State
Council. This aclloii was done a1- pub
lc evidence of the mistake in.nle b)
Parliament In urging a monarch) on the
President
The revoliitlotiari flgli'ing in the south
continues, tin- negotiations between the
1 lot eminent and lie rebels having made
no pi ogre thus far
SILK WORKERS TO CAMPAIGN.
Won I (liber Ton n Io liriuit Inn.
Tension n I'rilersnn Hid.
Pati:i:siis N". .1.. Man-It 27 Tile 2,nn0
h.ilbauil weavers eiuploycd In the .ilk
it-Ills octe wete at work to.il.i), the
workers having decnli d to accept tile
piiipnx.il of tlnlr emploiers to grant a
nine hour working day I ginning next
Monday. Til" demand had been for a
le.llKUit.il In hours, otic. -tiio tn-ila), an. I
th" cnipln)ces had threatened to strike
unless thl were granted
The American 1'eileratlnti of Libor is
alsiut to launch a caiiipan:n to In. line
the silk manufacturers of New Vork,
Pi tins) Ivanla, Connecticut and Massa
chusetts to grant a nine hour day io
Xhp operatives In the factories of thoe
States,
Patrisoit manufacturers have objected
thai they would lint be on equal terms
with miinilfacttirers risen liore nnl' ss the
eiifniccitii nt or the nine hour ttilc were
made gcnciul.
Mine ( onfi-rcnre tiljoiirned.
The olisciice or W. L. Connell mid Y.
.. Itli-li.uilt'. .'iiithi.iiito opeintors, at the
lonreteiice of the ub-coinuilttee of the
iinthraclte miner;, mid p,ioratiir at the
I'lllou League Club eterd.i caused
the confeiciice to adjourn until 10 A, M
lo-day.
Five Dimensions
THE strength of a bank is to be computed
not in figures alone, but in the calibre of its
Directorate, the efficiency of its methods, the
character of its clientele, and the steadiness of
its growth.
Those are the five dimensions of this Company's
strength, and we shall be glad to give the specific
data of those dimensions to prospective clients
who are interested in an analysis of the facts.
Confer with us freely
and at your convenience.
jtsior (Hirttsf Company
Trustee for Personal Trusts
FIFTH AVENUE AND 36TH STREET
KKO(ir KKFirSES TO SIT
Wiiitk Plains, N. Y March ST.-
.lustlco Tompkins being III, the motion
Io be made by M. J, Tlerney of couti'
scl for Thomas Mott Osborne to-day
to dlmnlss the count of alleged tmmor
Illy found In the Indictment for neglect
of duty was adjourned until Thursday.
An order was obtained on Saturday
from Jtutlce. Piatt directing District
Attorney Weeks t show chusu this
morning tiefore Justice Keogh why the
Immorality count should pot be quashed.
When Mr. Weeks appeared before
Justice Keogh he objected to the pro
reeding, nn he said a similar motion had
been made and denied by Justice Mors
rhauscr. Justice Keogh announced that
he would not hear the motion at all
because his son was connected with the
olllce of (leurge Cordon li.ltlle, chief
counsel for Mr. Osborne. He sent the
timtter before Justice Voting in Part II.,
but Judge Voting fetit badr-word that
he would not hear the mutton cither, be
cause when he wan District Attorney
he had been closely associated with
Mr. WeeUa.
I'lnally JuticB Keogh sent the mo
tion to Part III., where it was believed
Justice Tompkins was presiding. At
tonic s, detectives, court ultlcers, re
porters and Mr, iiebonie trailing on be
hind then m.iri'lii'.l to Part 111., where
II was Icuined that Judge Tompkins was
III and would not be able to Is- In White
Plains until Tlrursday Then the whole
punt t'ouutermarcheil buck to Judge
Keogh who adjourned the motion until
Thursday.
In 1111 alhdatlt attached to the motion
Papers Mr. Osborne contends that the
Indictment was Illegally round airalnst
""r 11 woiitu impossible for me to
Intestigate and
who inlgnt appear
for
the first Pine
the trial.
WHITMAN FREES 'TOUGH TONY.'
I ooiiiiiilea Senlei ,f ( ontlcl
Who Ksrntieil mid llelnrned,
M.H.VM. N. V M.u.h "T - The sen
leine ot Tonga Ton, Mareuo, who
sprang into notorltt.. some time ago
b escaping f nun Sing Sim; piison Just
alter Wankii Dsborn.. lctt and later
walking Imi-K into the prison so that his
i scape would not retli.i on 1I10 Osborne
s!ein, was ci.iimiiited t.i-d.n ,j ijv
Miltman. Tb. ground for the loinmu
tatloll tvns the retiree. Motion In the
li.ivernor that Man .10 is suffering from '
lldvaiued etacos of tuU'r, tllo.is
-ti.ircuo via sentenced from New York
I'OlllllV II! Kins li, twe.i,. ... ., l,.,f
i.iis tiititiiiiu.il for rulil.eiy in the tlrst
iliL-rir. The commutation -,. mantcd
to actual time eited. winch nuikes Ma
1 chip's turn expire lo-il.t.v. The 1 Sot -einor
was fissured that Mareuo would be
taken ii.ie of imiruslutcli 011 his re
lease. SING SING'S DOCTOR RESIGNS.
(Injur Parr tins seen Mi VI ordei ers
1.11 In lleolli Mo,-,. I'll 1, ,
HeeiMN... Mar. ti .7 .VI., Jo: Chile.
W I'ai' .VI 1 1 fn. over four .viars
ph.vslil.ili ninl s.ny.oii or S.ng 'sing
prison, ha x olnttt.it I i reigned to de-,
volt !i.s tune to private lllaitlc, heie.
The tes.natmii was e. nt in on .March I
in. but via not a. ecpti.l by Supt Jaiius,
I'ai ti r until io-la) ;
i I'air. It is said, hi sei n more!
in.ii'leieis put to death tliati any one'
! in the counitv lie has attended
Hie 1 le.'ttiiiMitioii i,r tlft.v miiideicrs In
ill Mine taking oilier Septi ml.er 7, 1M1.
Dl Purr nils bn-vitted .Major In the
I'u. tnl State iegt1l.11 arm) upon re
tiring floltl active son ice arti r expe.
i 1. line 111 the Phlllppiins. nnd nt unity
posts in tins totintri He i in visii
old. inaiiled and was utailliati-d from
th" I'll'Vel'sltl u lllltlalo
Dr. I'.il'i had a cl isli several weeks
..go with 1 fWanleii iishorrn' supt
llilev de. I. mil to rmci tho physic, an out
at Mr Osborne's leqllest.
OLD EXECUTION CALLED SHAM.
llm "Inn, Pnpi-r n) llr. llnrrla,
I'lilminer, I ' Ii I'll I I'll ' 1,11 it In I stilt, j
( issiMMi. .March 27 --If the Mutual'
Well. lie League's ueltepaper is to be Ie.
licl upon, prison i inplo.ti es pointed out to-,
ilav, the rxci'iitlon of Carl.vle W. I In iris, '
iloctor and famous iieomr. twetu.t -thn e 1
.veals tico, wa a sham. The pap'! ih-,
scrih's how Hauls esiuped from the
death house and cheated the Ian. '
Some prison oir,.eis laughed ni pi.
slur,', xt li.lt ntliei's lesetiinj the in.
teniae that the 1 elc hint cl munliicr,
tin able In tin) bis way out The story ,
titlark prison guards fot theli "care ,
lessiieiss,"
The fact Is Hal flu dn-d In the electnc
rbalr on Maj s. 1 ;i.1. 111 tin pieserice of
tlftiiti ncitspapi 1 nn 11 ami other wt-
llCSSIf
I rol 11 Kill llletiileil tVorkmnii.
Itar.linas l.evltiskl. I .tears old, 11 la-,
borrr for the Intel borough liapid Tran
sit Cotiipan), was struck and Instantly
klllrd by a train on the elevated trncl.
at Third nventie ami Thlrt) -slxlh street,
nbotlt .' :1I0 o'clock last evening. Severn! 1
passcngets were throcn lo the tlnor of
thn cms b) the impact, but no one was I
Injured TinfTIi vtiib Interrupted for
half an hour I
The .Monday Club, HOrt strong, went
to a concert jesterday. They heaid it
tlio of which the pianist was a grad
uate of the Itcilln ("iiifervatory of .Music,
Hie banjo plntcr a former member ot
it well known vaudeville circuit, nnd tlio
violinist a concert star. Hut the names
I of 1P ,.,.,,.,,.,, ,.nl).i ,, ,oM. Warden
John J, Murtha wouldn't give them out.
Tho most that could be learned about
them was that the pianist was "taken"
with drugs In his pocket, which ,led to
a charge of grand larceny.
Yes, It was at .he penitentiary on
lllackwcll's Island thai tlm entertain
ment took place. Tho Monday Club,
which Is composed of persons doing vari
ous kinds or uplift work, hai a little
nlTalr of this kind every month. L'isi
month they went to Sing Sing. At dif
ferent times they have tlsltcil nhuost
every piti.il Institution nnd liosplt.il In
mid around New Voik. Yesterday's was
the biggest party they ever had.
Warden Murtha, Commissioner of Cor
rection lliiidette il Ih'WIs and Miss
Helen Harris, head of the woman's de
partment In the workhouse, were) nt
tin door of the big gray building to
welcome the visitors. As the Isjat had
to make set mil trips before all of them
reached the Island, the welcoming was
a long piocess.
(iet I'reeiloni (lie Prison.
Anxious to give litem the fieedoni of
the place at 01110. the watden alilioilliceil
a pcrsonall) comlm-li .1 tilp through the
prison. Most of the ti.itois wire women,
and II was amusing in tragical, accmil
lug tn the way one looks at those things,
j to see the wa the convicts took tin
Hi
vasloii. Most or them wele in their fells
b that tl and Hie visitors had a
lovely 1 1 tin peering In thioiigli the grilled
door, exclaiming
"oh, see th,. pielt.v plctims on the
wall !"
"Why, Ihev re nlloned In tlx up their
Cells, aien't rhej
"Why, the run smoke ami i.i.l, ca.'t
they."
Some of the ni'Mi Hung t'te ni l'.e
I upon their bed. ,,,,, coneeiib.. ilien foe
' behind newsp.is . s, which tliet nre-
tended to b,. slii,l,iiil peitisiris. Others
seemed to be asleep. Hut some, standing
at the doors, gave v:ito;s back look foi
look.
"And the way th, j ..on -n.ii lion
in ikes me fcil like Hurl) cents, going
through hem an. I -taring at then." said
oil" pletty .Vnilllg 'until. in fioin the s-o
nation for Improving the 1 'i.n.lition uf
the Pom lint .1 guard who nvei lie.ird
cornfoi ti il her.
"Don't )ou rei I like that. mi,' lie
ml vi .1 " liy. this Is ., line llttlu
change f.n the men. i eln" all )oti ladies.
Kir d 0' liven, "em up "
mils 111 fi' liinvlels Cm.
I ' "f the pain liad
Ibis gii I s
s.ip.i.iilite,
MllljIICS nil'- W.IN iianuiv
tit lod l.ejtt; nl. lived
to eiitei the c'iii-
v lets' tn.-sH hall.
"Atell t We nlllg to e
lh. Ill fed '
she asked in grieved toil's
It was In the nort'i prison, where the
men an kept the boys .11 e on Hi" otti.
soli th.
The oeruparrts of the ci-IIm in thl ton -
Hoparentli- v," 1,1,1, ,... ,.,..,1,., a- t..
which cm a.-lneve tb- I., ai.t
1 . : ; ,
iloiii.t ..(e. oviis la'iitiiinc in ii'.. ss.
lo.'oks. ami all that i-ott or t ..tig T n .
'l as in II de luxe, tilth .1 U'lld '!
. it tain in fii.tti uf tbe ipsii- Anotti'i
ii.i ti I in 1 1 a blue lauibtic ..is,, fot ins
1.1 Uelii-e..
".Ml b'llto'.nt d"li'I bsik hair as nii-e.''
One or tin- llll'le V islfols onre-.nl
It wa In the not tli piison iliat tin
musician- iti-te font d. Tliet plat ii.i)
dai, sa'd In' Kalh.i. ine I'.'-nniu Dons,
vim was over tlnie tilth the paiiv 'i'lieio
1- a Inn- h, il.t uran.l. atid tin old silter
li.iinil iScriu.irt who w .in tak 11 nit'i thugs
it. Ins p. 1. Kei sat ot 1 !ii- Io list, ml plat
ing "My Mice! Ailnir
W.ttl 'i.m wen- the vo. I -t .fnl the
bal.Jo pi tie The p in si - a.tist i-m.
peraiiietil w ,0 shown I. In .osiu'iie
His vest tt.is 1.1. ie and wn.'e h.ii
tik..g 111 na'tuii s'i pis .it-. I .e 'o-t
nl the s,itn- 'lt.ilet,,i 11 11 nle sit-ins. It
ASK FOR IT BY NAME!
WARD'S .-
It pays to take the trouble to specify by name, because
when you buy WARD'S TIP-TOP BREAD or DAINTY
MAID BREAD, you know you are getting a pure food
product in which you may have the fullest confidence.
There is a notable difference between TIP-TOP or
DAINTY-MAID and other kinds of bread. Even the
waxed wrappers which surround them are distinctive nnd
different. On the table the firm, creamy white, close
grained slices of these quality loaves present visual proof
of their excellence, and when they meet the trial of taste
there comes the full realization of why it is worth while
to ask for them by name.
The crowning satisfaction in eating TIP-TOP or
DAINTY-MAID BREAD is that fine feeling of confidence
which comes from the knowledge that they are clean
inside the crust and outside.
100
Purity
Quality
Cleanliness'
was verv effective, and gave a variety
to the dull gray most of the Inhabitants
Wore. ,
Tho musicians; played "Pupchen" and
many other tunes. They nlwajs play
marches, the warden siys, when the
moil go to their meals. Tlm music
makes the prisoners walk much faster
than tliey did berore the piano was
there. As the strains of each selection I
died away last night there fame loud
dapping from the cells. The prisoners
were risking for more.
Next on the programme wan dlnnr r 1
for the guests, In the regular tnew hall. ;
The bill of fare Included meat and two
vegetables, Just the same a the men
hato for their noonday dinner, coffee,
which they also have, and Ice cream and
cake, which they lisvn only 011 special
occasions. Convict waited on them, mid
one of two purses which were lost by
members of the party while going Into
the tnes hull was. returned by a con
vlct. The other was returned by a
guest.
Speeches) and pictures) on it screen In
tho reception hall Mulshed the evening,
The reception ball, by the way. has been
most nxtlstlirall) decorated by Inmates
of lite prlsnji with oil paintings and
selections from Tennyson, Addison, St.
aul mid other wrlteiH. Watden Mur
tha nnd the prlsnncix picked out the
quotation.
Couiiiils.slotirr Lewis explained the
screen picture, which showed the de
velopment of the new reformatory for
boys nt Hampton Farm, In Oriuige
loiinty, when' the Inmates are living In
construction camps and erecting the
buildings,
Dr Datl told of the Parole Hoard,
of which she I ehiilrinaii, mid 'IcHrrlbed
the wntMng of the Indeterminate sen
twice.
Dr. A. A Hrlll made a speech, ad
mitting that It was hard to be an
honest mail nnl keep at large, and Dr,
l.rnest S. Hlh.ii. tlsirmg physician at
Hlackvv ell's I-land, talked of the drug
habit
Hut the star srieakee . a 1,1 tu.nt..i-
edltnr or tile jiaper publlr-hcd over theie. '
the P.(on obtirrer. He Is "up" fori
piactisliig me. II. Ine without a license.'
Ill a short nnd rather ImpresMVe speech
he Mil of the ho Hhldi the Install.!
Hon of tho new s.vstein, the Ijideterin
nale sentence system, had brought to the
thousand "ho' In the penitential)-.
GREEN BIRD TALKS GERMAN.
. Mr.
Mr.
tli'l'Hiui, llitner, .Must I'ltf I
i:ieoieoiilo. Tenehrr. '
Tiaililng a pariot to talk Herman and
c.iinv lor t ie bird while tills education
W lis
p. ogress is woith in. according
t i Jiit.ic Cragen or the Pourth Dlstr.et '
)ltincipal court in Jnmalca, (Jtieetvs
boiough. lie ordered Mis, Mat- McC.inn
of '.'It Kliihurdi avenue. Hrooklvn. ve.
tenia 1 to p.i) 1 1-1.1 1 sum to .Mis. Mir.
K.i I el Lleopcoulo of Hlrlimonil Hill
Mrs .M.-C.inti had sti.il Mis. Lleopcou
lo 'or $'.'.. nilegltiB Hint after leaving
Poll). I.er I'ltnpunlon for I'nurtecn .tears,
with lie: former neighbor, the bird ,s-
Rppi-aii'il Mis. Kleotipeoulos said he
would 1 1 turn the parrot by to-morrow
and then ilimanded recomiiense for her
servli ch.
"Polll I :i Cine nnllslw, Ule.1 on,,-"
1 .. ' ., ,. .... . , ,
1. '..' , ,1, 1 a"i"i ""
; V, '" J, , . . j''T " !'.';'
inowi'-dc
I'lc Teutonic fonstie
LAWYER'S CLERK ARRESTED.
I. en .1, s-ehiinrl trriiseil (,r UT,-, I
siiloille Ii) tlirnbillll Let), ,
Leo J Schwartz b-rk lit Hi" employ;
of Abraham l."V). l.iw.ver, tit .".,i l.ll,.;ity
street, wa arc sted )..steiday .ificrnooti .
on .1 1 barge or .1. Han. ling the latt jer out
of J75. Air. Let) said the .voting riiaii
.. oifcs.-. '.I to having manlpul,iicil tin., j
nook 01 tile (IT 111 lor ine 1.11 six )ears,
Hie ft all. Is iiui.l i gating about $2'i,inii,
1111 the 1 ccoiuint-itd.it Jou of a Con
gressman S. Iiw.ur. received a position
In the l.iii.ier oftlic fourtieu .vcars
ago Siili-eiiuetttl) Mr Lev) sent
S. bwarlx to the New Vork I'nlveisit)
anil in I '"' lie was admitted to the liar
BREAD
1? .. t"'!i's
fePi ft 'N&m
SI
otma
and Arizona
Tickots on s5e daily
wtch!5 to April 14
ItQBl'
Chicago HO'50
Modern
tourist
sleepers
and chair cars
on fast Santa Pe trains.
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