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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-09

Trouble Is brewing among tho iapoIe
on the Blocker street section OF the
rapid.transit tunnel. They sat about
this noon and read the riot act among
themselves because they were getting
only $50 a day.
The prevailing rate Of wages law nj.
lows workers on the big tunnel :: day.
when an Evening World reporter
asked one Of Contractor Phkington's
foremen how much the men were paid,
he said. Two dollars day. and THAT'S
more than they're WORTH
This morning fifteen ieborers were dis
charged. leaving about forty now at
work
The reporter counted ten Italians
among the men and brought the fact TO
the notice ~ the foreman.
They're all citizens" said he. every
one
The italians when questioned shook
their heads. mo speaka English" they
said.
When the foreman was gone several
Of the men declared they were getting
only $50 a day. They'll be nothing
but Italians here soon.' said a negro
shove.ler.
when the foreman's around We get
&, but we are hired for t1.50 Some Of
US get SIS We all know we ought to
set e. The first men did. But what's
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ARRIVAL OF new Liner.
Misaesp0lis. Of the Atlantic Trans.
port, the First 81 rosr
Pine steamers.

The Minneapolis, first Of the four new
steamships OF the Atlantic Transpor,
line. arrived In port to-day. She Is com
msnded by Capt. Sidney Laylsnd and
comes direct from Belfast Ireland,
where she was bull, by Harland. Wolf
4 Co.
She viii befolo~ei by her sister ships.
the Minnehahs. Minnetonka snd Mime
waska- The Minneapolis Is go feet long,
q feet beam. ~ fee, deep, with u gross
tonnage OF Is.iW and a displacement 81
1900 tons. Her net regis cred tonnage
10 GsSi. She IL it.ed with four mssIs
and has one funnel
Accommodations are arranged am d.
ships for 80 cabin passengers. She car.
ries no second cabin or steerage pas
sengers.
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EUROPE AIDS $4,000
CHICAGO STRIKERS.
Labor of Two Continents to
Send Coin to Feed Idle
Men for a Year.

CHICAGO. April s-Ail hopes OF q
compromise in the big building trades
strike. which has been on for three
months have been abandoned and the
strike leaders rave adopted 4 plan which
may resu!, in /, denomination as 10
whether labor can dominic capital.
There are 1000 men N the iocked-out
army. and TIE Buililns rraie' Council.
which has charge OF the STRIKE. ras ar
ranged to care for these men for a
year or more,
They are 20 be fed. clothed and their
families properly looked after. To do
this appeal aas been made to the Ma
,ional Building Trades Council. which
organization has promised support.
Labor unions all over the country
have been asked to contribute to the
general fund In order that organised
lahor may prove tn capitalists that ishnr
u supreme. AID is also promised by
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-09
LONDON STOCKS PIRL
A1svirss Vssses We're stesay Asi
stroas With Asscssaa .
Feature u Mines.

The London security stocks displayed
steady tone throughout to-day. on a
fair volume Of business.
American securitie. opened steady.
with indications % favorable progress
upward. owing 10 the presentation Of
the for;niEhtiy settlement this week.
There 10 IN this department. an ihdirpo.
sition TO sell for the new account.
Southern Pacific vas selling equal 10
a. Union Pacific Al 10 Reading LIST pr.
at q, Louisville b Nashville at g b-s
and 81. Paul st ~ ~ Anaconda Min
Ing again became prominent by an ad-
vance OF a full point over Sew York's
price Saturday. selling At os-t
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-09

-four" or exhalc. distend and coniruc,
the lower caest latcrally.
On one" i've the ribs are rotated
ward and raised laterally. Thus the
broadcast par, OF the chest IL ENLARGED
ana much air Inhaled as on three"
-four or cSh1le. eXpel the air by con-
tracing he lower chest, Tine upper
chogt and diaphragm should remain
passive The backs OF the iingsf- or
pom, Of index fingers pressing !'sh'ly
At about the ninth rib. Will hep one TO
understand this exercise.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-09
BURNSIDE IN The mud.
1saaspsvs - Asp way 20 Deck for
nepeiSs Hhea she GsSssSeA
u the nay.

Preparations had been made to-day
for docking the transport Burnside for
repairs at the Morse ship yards. foot
Of Twenty-sixth street. Brooklyn. bu,
up to a late hour the vessel had no,
reached there.
The Burnside left her anchorage on
Liberty Island for the yards about .
O'Clock. She crossed the bay and was
just at the entrance to " Erie Basin
when she grounded on . mud nat and
suck fast TUGS were summoned. bu,
all efforts TO frse the transport failed
and It vas decided to wait until high
water this afternoon before making an.
other effort.
The Burnside arrived from Porto Rico
and Cuba on Saturday with thirteen
CABIN passengers and thirfy-tvo soldiers.
HE 10 booked to sail again on April Il
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CHEST BREATHING.

There are three types of breathing
upper chest. Abdominal and lower side
chest breathing. An active chest should
be always maintained. No EFFORT should
muscles should keep Il In position. In
proper respiration the upper chest
ought to vemsin quiet.
Upper chest breathing may be prac.
tlsed by ra sing the upper chest upward
and forward to the fullest extent. do
not raise the shoulders. lnhale While
counting "one. two" Exhale on three.
four" In exhaltng the chest should re.
cede and the head should remain erect
Sahsi- through the nostfils.
In abdominal respiration do not move
the chest wall or bend the body. on
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-09

the councils OF Europe. the situation
In Chicago having been brought 70 the
attention OF the leading labor unions on
the other side.
At present the families Of the locked
out men are In sore distress. Many
have become homeless. having failed to
pay rent since the strike began.
Despite these distressing conditions
the men are standing arm and showing
no signs Of yielding.
I'VE will only surrender" they Do.
clare. when the contractors come 20
our terms"
There 10 plenty Of building work here
awaiting men. but no one can be found
to accept the jobs. No new work 10
being STARTED. and all contracts calling
for the erection Of buildings are being
delayed.
Hundreds OF new structures have been
for 10 begin May I. The con-
tractors are consequently embarrassed,
but determined to keep up the lockout.
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knowing How to Breathe
Means knowingh How to
Live In Perfect Health.
Special Training Insures
Strong Lungs and De-
velcps Grace OF Action.

N. j. Gcydnsr Smith. formerly special
instructor in Eh seal frdisinc in TIE Her
York pu'lir srhoois ord al rrsssnt physical
director o. the Hdpiem Braneh y. NJ C. 4.
and President o. the Harlem Medical A..
soeioiien, has rri''sn sViss Of iew ar.
Heies Tor IA. fi,s.5S "w-!'s s# Re sse4
ef outdoor exercise and the iesi mo hods 10
70 lou % obtain tsre6eiai results in
breaihiss, carriage Of the body, ~alkins
and running.
The necessity Of outdoor exercise Ia
becomng more appreciated every day.
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; st.. x. s. 1885, s7 4 $50 Washington St e. e. : st.
Want SUGAR TRUST LAND.
CIatu 10 CsnpeI vseatsss 81 Lesg
IsIasa CITY Property ArgssA
NJ Albany.

trpHcii INV r'Su''t
ALBANY. April s.-An effort IL being
mads to ton pei thu New York Sugar Re
inning Company TO vaca.e a parcel oil
land within the corporate limits u Ions
Island City. nov a part OF the ely Of
New York. which Vas granted by the
State TO the Mutual Lfe Insurance
Company hnsen years ago and trans
ferred to the sugar Refining Co, pa ~.
A hearing vas given by tie Attorney
General this, aft rnoon on an appi.ea-
tim OF the yellow Pine Company Tor a
81 the grant OF and on the
around. that a part Of the land IL st.
uated at the foot q a public street ana
the Land foard had no night TO grant u
The proje.ty Is v ry VA. abe. as u
the pant % the Sugar Refining Com.
pany, which, " the appli-ai Ion IL grant
ed, sili have to he removed
The Attorney Gene al. who acted as =
OF the Land Board. reserved
decision.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-09

Van, instructors. while admitting the
good done by gymnasium practice, sd.
wise open air stimulation. How many Of
the thousands Of persons on our streets
know how to carry themselves PROPERLY
To economise energy In order to obtain
bes, results with minimum efforts
To walk properly. to run properly. 10
stand properly. are saturai outcomes Of
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-09
SAVES his n. T. TAXES
James BPsWa Peter seesves Q De.
cree 81 CitlsesshIp from
RhsAe IsIaaa Csust.
special to ne Ev.eias world

''b~'ts' ~ 49, s'"ss~a
NEWPORT. r. l.. April s-James
Brown Potter. formerly Of New York.
appeared In Supreme Court here to-day
and pe,itioneS that = decree might issue
declaring him citisen Of Rhode Island.
under . law passed by the General A..
sembly two years ago.
In his Petition Mr.. Potter declared that
he had leased . house In Newport and
remained here with his furniture and
personal effects. intending to make
Newport his permanent residence. The
decree Of citizenship was issued.
The effect Of the decree 10 to estab.
lish prima facis evidence In the case
an attempt should be made BY the Tax
Commissioners Of New York to collect
from Mr.. Potter taxes on his personal
property.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-09

The closing prices Of cotton to-day
were April. 80 TO 81. May. sT TO
-: June 80. to ~; sGiy. 90. TO 30;
August. 81 to 80. September. 80 90
AG: October. Si1. November. 500 10 sol (;
December. sol TO SOC; January. SOC TO
so: February. s@, to Ss; March. sos
TO sos. Market steady.
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GIRL ACCUSES LOVER.
0l1wifs ssA Asa Arrested q
Patiest's Dyiss
Statement.

Mrs. Caroline Knapp. a midwife. OF -
Leonsrd street. Williamsburg. and An.
drew GuIidman. isn Greene sveaue.
Drookiyn. were srrsigDed In the Even
Street Police Court to-day upon the
0nse-morten statement Of Katy schali.
. young girl. Of IL 0reene avenue. She
b supposed to b dying and made the
aceuaafions against the nan al voosa
- Cesoaes Deisp.
Mn 8anep - asssses1 - - tn
uGeU11o - 0unounn . ~ nooss
Ia.
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RE CAFE askes lee psSss.

The Cafe is the name Of . new
monthly journal Of news ana informs.
tion about cafes. hotels. casinos. clubs
and restaurants. Il h niied With all
msnnes, Of Information about these 20.
tsblishneats and contains this sseath
m article ~ Tie ''oaly william" IL
"a - : g a, s' = 3 &c.. So Y =:
- - - - - ~ So
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-09

Thsts the news which ID trsvso01D
around among the little lads and $500
wso are In the habit OF visiting H. CO
trail Park menaserie. and THOUSANDS .
tots nocked to the csmei-houss thio -
,ernoon TO look at the wonder
When the csmel-keepsr vent 70 ~
after his charges at O'Clock thb 0ssap
Ing he found an addition to the hsaes1nD
family In the shape Of . baby ca0o
two feet long. There Wss q Orea9 -
motion among the atiendsnts. ~ ~
was sent to eupt osnith. VIC ee1oCuD
that everything ps,sstb.s should - go
10 make the newcomer and 10 0ooU0
comfortable.
The baby camel wss put = -
SCALES and found 10 weigh fOurteoo -
half pounds. II hss no hvupo -
but beforv u 10 . year o,l toe l =
ones Will have appeared 90 ~ - /.
II VII BE- ten days before IT,
fellow vii b. st'ong enough - 49,
about the paddock. -.
Central Park menassris IN svssve
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CURRIERS' on aessssssss c,sses.

Edwin A. curser. proprietor OF the
famous nve-stosy estins-house at it'
rslton street. assigned this noon to
Jacob Fietschapef and Asel Merrsil.
High rssss and divssstoa Of patronsge
- glvsn - csusss fcs failure. cer.
Fssrs has 49, y sz.sssses e. afsy
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FRYE can THINK II over.
Saiesoaa Whs Claims aeDstlso.
shtp With Ns1se sessses
Seas % the lsnasS,

Milton 4. Frye. foriy.oue years Of
age. the salesman claiming to b .
relative Of Senator Frye Who was ar
rested yesterday afternoon for break
Ing into :hs house Of d. Joseph
Kucher. At . East Sixtteth strest, was
arraigned before Magistrate Mayo In
the YorkvIlle Police Court this morning.
D.. Kucher told Magistrate Mayo that
Frye's wife was employed by him -
The couple we're separated.
but Frye KEEP, annoying the woman by
calling at the house. Yesterday he tore
away the ratings from one Of the frout
windows.
Magistrate Mayo sent Frye 70 the Ia
land for three months.
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der my resirna ,ion," said Mr.. Quigg
slowly and deliberately. II will do II. hut
I will do nothing that will Inconvenience
the Republican party. u my re ;,ss,.
On saying that Collector Bidwell will be
the man to succeed me"
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EASY TO BE STRONG IF
YOU FOLLOW THESE RULES

diaphragm and breathe little with the
inhale at one" Two and on three"
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roRr ov NEW YORK.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.

kaiser Wilhelm der csnlaeAs. cAartsstoa
Gros.s Brsnsn. z ftso. Nev or,ssas
Pstria Nsples Haftld. InASus.
/ Ponce ssn guAn
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Jury or disease Of q portion Of the lung
nor can he enjoy Any violent effort viii
safety
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BRITISH BARK WRECKED
9he leaaias. fpea New Yevk Nsv.
- Tee Tskshsss. G~es Down
On Japasese Coast.

YOKOHAMA. April a--The British
lark Iranian. Capt. Watt. from New
York Nov. IS for this port. has been
wfecsed on tie japanese coast The
captains boat II missing.
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SHIPPING NE VS..

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY
Sun r,sss . 4, ssa set, an ncoa sets. 80
HIGH WATER
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The iranisn was a four.mastei reel
vessel and was built at Warrington IN
No she was OF a7ss tons register. Her
hone port vas workinGton.
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INCOMING sTEAMsHIPs.

~ IV-bANs
h. 49,
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Church Directory.

Reformed Church-Rev. G. A Whitmore
ras or. Services biweekly alternating
morning and evening. Services ednes-
dav.7 D. m, Sunday School 2p. m.
Guild each Lords Day 30p, m, other SER
vices announced from the pulpit.
Lutheran Church Rev. W s. IT. Metzger,
pas tor Services Sunday 10 A. NJ. and 500 +.
IN. Sunday Schools .. P Vi Prayer Meet
ng, Wednesday, Z p. M.
United Brethren Church-Rev. William
Daugherty Pastor. Regular Services by
appointment from the pulpit.
Glass Meeting every two weeks at III a. IN.
PRAYER Meeting every Thursday evening.
Sunday School PM.
Mite Society S monthly, Wednesday
evening at s o'clock W. Mis-. Meeting
Montkly at Parsonage.
Moravian Church Rev. M. F. Oerter, Pas
tor. Sunday School every Sunday, 8 a. m.
Preaching services will be held every other
Sunday as heretofore, alternating morning
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Methodist Episcopal Church - Rev,
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Sunday School at 8 A. NJ. Prayer Meeting
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ST. Stephens Church, Protestant Episcoal
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SHE is A TYPEWRITER.
But Why Not Give the Job to Some
One Who Needs 1t.


Miss Elise Farrcl, whose father is
worth from $20,0OO,O0O to SO, ,0O0,-
600, drew her first pay as n working
girl on Thursday. She grew tired of a
life of ease and determined to earn
a living. Her father is the Hon.
Franklin Farrell, head of the Farrel
Foundry and Machine company, of
Ansonia, and an owner of several cop
per mines in the west. She is grad
uate of OgontZ. She is also an excel
lent whip and is often seen driving
her big bay horse to light rubber
tired runabout in the city streets and
on country roads.
Recently the place of private secre-
tary to Mr.. Farrell became vacant and
she applied for it. She was told that.
it needed a stenOgrapher and type
writer, so she attended Il business col
lege in New Haven, mastered short
hand quickly, and got the job. She at
tends to her business closely, being
at her desk at s o'clock every morning
opening the mail and asserting it, re-
ceiving the answers to the letters
from dictation, copying them on her
typewriter, and sending them out.
She declines all invitations of Il social
nature which Interfere with her work
and is an excellent secretary.
Miss Elise's determination to he use
full is more remarkable because her
father is noted for his generosity to
his children. His daughter, Miss Flor
encc Adele, was married to George,
Clarke Bryant, son of Edison II. Bry-
ant, internal revenue collector, of An
sonia, in December, 1898. AS wedding
presents Mr.. Farrell gave a check for
$685. 900 to his daughter, a check for
S15O,O00 to the bridegroom, and $20,-
600 in cash, 80 that they might have
some money for the honeymoon" he
said.-New Haven Palladium.
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Phonouraphy,

Shorthand of a rudimentary sort was
practised by the Romans. Jiro, the
freedman of Cicero, introduced sys
tenn which was only an abbreviated
longhand. The ideal held before them
by inventors of more modern systems
is more rapid and accurate. 1t is des-
cribcd by one of the early fathers of
the art, Peter Bales Q547-1610), in
these words:-"To write as fast as a
man speaketh treatably." He acknowl-
edges that this may seem hard saying,
but insists that in effect the method
is very easy, containing Il many COM
modities under a few principles, the
shortness whereof is attained by mem-
ory, and swiftness by practice, and
sweetness by industry"
Not even an approximation, however,
TO this ideal was reached until 1887,
with the publication Of Isaac pitmans
system of shorthand, entitled "PhOn-
ography." He revolutionized the art
by making his Topographic signs repre-
sent the sounds of the English letters.
Other inventors like Anderson and
Taylor, have made more or less impor-
tant improvements upon Pitman's sys-
TEN. but Pitman remains the master
mind of modern photography and his
books the master works in this line
of human achievement.
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