The evening world., 1904-01-19
Service Is So Bad that the Law
yers Across the River Walk
in Cold Weather Rather than
Enter Cars.
DEFECTIVE BOILER
STOPS THE SERVICE.
Another Effort Is to Be Made
to Get the Board of Health to
Compel the Company to Do
Better.


jersey CITY sunered more At the hanos
OF the new Puonc service company
wnion controls all the trolley hnes IN
Nortnern new jersey yesterday ana
to-day than IL has in some time. In
addition ia tho cuatonarv deIaya in
~. -. .,,,,.n,
the running Oh cars the "hoie sSs'eh
In Jersey City last evening was at
standstill One of the tubes Of the
boiler in the nre room Of the new
Public Service Corporation power plant
at Grand and Prior streets blew out
and for one solid hour every uo'ie'
This state of affairs caused a univer-
,aI howl principally because nobody
seemed to know what the trouble was.
There were many persons who had
o.. Eli, ,,,o the Stv from Rayonne
wan '" 80 tha ponn.vl-
and when they reaehed the fehhsyi-
yania ferry were half frozen.
poor,y heated cars IL again the prin-
Poorly nee.eu 10 10.
cipal topic Tor discussion anhohs 'nose
who are compelled to ride. Late last
,,rh, ard early to-day some cars were
hien' az -, 80. ,ro.t a ou,rtar
so cold that there was iros' uu",
of an inch thick on the windows, The
expects to hold meeting shorty LOT
the purpose of passing resolutions re-
w, aVSe ,sa Nsm @ Public service CORPORATION
to apply for new sets of rules regulat:.
ing the heating OF cars. A meeting OF
the old Second Ward pr tro As
|ieys and find some means to compel the
managers OF the New Public. Service
Corporation to give better service
'sef" No" 80.
Walking Is now good enough Tor some some
OF Jersey Citys lsauing lawyers. for-
n,er Senator William ID; .,,ss adwards, ,,
Heck, Herbert POTTS, Police Judge
Frank Higgins, Judge Carrick. Charles
Wahle ; Queen Prosecutor William II.
Speer' IT,. Assistant Prosecutor Vick-
ere Michael Fagln' George Flancke
and corpoTatiOn, a ,, Atsorasy torn ., Robert bert
III 49, soo sro,,o the Heiahts ss,tinp
Walk gown III ron n une .vnin G,s.S sno SeeLon ,h
eve every ia Gay aisn ahH noe nors as''i' eoo''or 'nah
use the trolley tnIoa .oo.,,,,, o,,o,,-
"a rs eiuD was ,iSing ieu u, theen re- aihoms
the iawyets lesrnk oned oh nne ne,gnts , ana
aoainst riS,nv ,n troiiaw cars untu 3
aasaiad asoiaed cbanse III could % bs nade un'n IN the
serYfse serylesl ohanse 'ou'' 'e n'aue N 'he
N.Y. Er.acLs ubos. oa,a % Il, tb.
NH. R,,iihin. nto,nsrt o1e 10 IA nG
Hudson streeis said To- an Eyenine
Wnrid rannrter. rMany ,noona have
come and gone since 7 rode to business
ana borna again in n trolley car Even
when / have to 20 from INV once TO
the Court House I walk. The trolley
service in Jersey City ia not to be COM
pared with that of any city in the
United States. 1t is simply outrageous;
that is ALL"
An Evening World reporter met
Former Assemblyman Heck hurrying
down Montgomery street to his offce.
In the Commercial Trust Building. Mr.
Heck had walked down from the
Helghts, ana his mustache was coated
ns,,.r s.rv,.., y,., cor..
"Oh. 1 don't mind little Ice on my
tace as long as i feel that I'm in
dependent of the trolley company" said
Mr.. Heck. Shankss mare is good
enough for me, IN fact II 10 good enough
for a number OF us. ana VIII be good
enough until better trolley service Is In
sight. Mr.. Heck TOOK occasion to
praise the WORK OF tne Evenins World,
ana SAID ne nopea ~ wouia De continued
Corporation Attorney carey hal all
kinds OF marsh words lni the troher
managers nave watched Mayor
tasan ebutaVor 10 compel the trolle-'
company 10 improve the system in Jer-