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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
FURNACE WALLS
GAVE IN; TWO
MEN ARE INJURED
Persons Outside Unaware Of Ac-
cident Until Apprised BY
Means and Cries.

PERTH AMBoY. Oct. s,-John HUI
lick, of Catherine street., lies in the
City Hospital in a critical condition.
and Charles SamoslSy, of Hall avenue,
is badly cut up as the result Of the
sides OF one of the largest furnaces of
the American Smelling and Refining
Company plant caving in.
HuIick and samosl1y at the time of the
accident were working in dead fur
mace rebuilding its sides when without
warning the two sides caved In, bury
ing the men under tons of debris. The
peculiar part of the accident was the
failure of the men on the outside of
the furnace to learn of the accident.
Only by the cries of Samosky were fell
low workmen drawn to the scene.
Hulick sustained a fractured skull
and is well cut up, while Samosky es
capped with several contusions. DIR.
William e. Ramsey was called and
ordered the men taken to the hospital.
The accident will cause lot of trouble
at the plant on account Of numerous
orders on hand.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
REPUBLIC DEGREES
EXPULSION Of ALL
RELIGIOUS ORDERS
New Portuguese Administration
Orders Church Bodies to
Leave at Once.
ARREST MARQUIS WHO
GAVE SHELTER TO CLERlCALS
Release of Persons Who Are
Imprisoned as Secret S0-
ciety Members Directed.

LISBON, Oct S.-Provisional Presi-
dent Theophile Braga and his asso-
ciates, every day feeling more secure
in their newly-assumed authority, are
drawing tighter the reins of govern
ment and began actively today to put
into practise the principles for which
they have stood and which they have
promised shall be the bulwarlSs of the
new republic.
1t is apparent that no time is to be
lost not only because of the necessity
of meeting popular expectations at
home, but as well for the moral effect
upon other nations. the recognition OF
which is anxiously sought.
Religious orders Expelled.
The first step was the publication
this morning of an official decree or
dering all religious bodies In Portugal
to leave the country within twenty
four hours
The government had promised -he
separation of church and state and the
suppression of the religious orders.
Almost at the moment that the decree
appeared Marquis DePombal was
placed under arrest, charged with
having sheltered members Of the re-
ligious bodies and having conceal ad
arms in his house.
Troops were stationed in the vicinity
of the religious establishments TO pre-
vent attacks upon them by mobs.
Move for Political Freedom.
DR.. Alfonso Costa, the minister OF
Justice, also issued decree ordering
the release of all persons detained by
the monarchy on the charge of belong
ing to secret societies. This is in full
.fillment of the projected policy Of
political freedom.
DIR. Costa visited the camps of the
republican soldiers and personally con-
gratulated those who had especially
distinguished themselves in the recent
fighting. These included two women
who had taken places in the ranks and
participated throughout the combat.
Word comes from Oporto that some
prisoners broke out Of the jail and
fred upon their guards, who replied,
killing two and wounding sixteen OF
the number.
The hoisting of the British flag over
the Jesuit monastery in the Rua dc
Quelhas saved the occupants from the
attacking republican troops last night
one priest was killed and the others
arrested.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
KING MANUEL'S FAMILY
VISIT GIBRALTAR SHOPS.

GIBRALTAR, Oct Skiing Manuel
of Portugal and the others of the royal
party landed from the imperial yacht
Amelia late last night ard were driven
to the cottage of Governor General Sir
Archibald Hunter. where hey will re-
main for a time.
The Spanish fleet from Algeciras left
here today sailing westward
Queen Mother Amelia, Dowager
Queen Maria Pia and Prince Alfonso,
the Duke of Oporto, drove about the
town today in an ordinary cab. They
personally, dispatched kilograms a. the
telegraph office, made purchases at the
shops and attended to some monetary
business at the bank. subsequently
they visited the Anglican cathedral.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
HOXSEY OPENS ST. LOUIS
MEET in 86=MILE FLIGHT.

ST LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. S.-The feature
for the opening of the aviation meet
ing of the Aero Club of st. Louis this
afternoon was fight from Springfield,
ILL.,, to Kinloch Park, st. Louis, eighty
six miles, by Arch Hoxsey.
Seven aviators will participate in the
meet, which will end October lS. Al
fred LaPlanc, with Bler1ot mono-
plane, will begin flying the first OF next
week The other six men-blrds, wao
win operate Wright biplanes, are Alsc
Ogilvie, Walter BroolSins, Ralph john
stone, Arch Hoxsey, A. l.. Welsh and
j c. Turpin.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
l,5OO DIVORCE CASES IN
STATE IN TEN MONTHS.
Especial to the Newark star ]

TRENTON. Oct. S.-When the new
docket for the office of the Court of
Chancery was opened today 1t was
learned that during the ten and a
half months just ended about 5000
suits were started in the Court of
Chancery. of which total about 1900
were for divorce.
The docket just closed was a book
of $50 pages. and it was filled in less
time than any other docket in the his
tory of the court.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
Democratic Candidate Answers
Statement of Ex-Governor
Griggs and David Baird.
GETS ROUSING RECEPTION
In CUMBERLAND COUNTY
Republican Party's Chief Con-
Germ Was United States Sem
atOrship, Speaker Says.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT FROM
WILSON'S BRIDGETON SPEECH.

Parties are merely instru-
ments to an end"
IA machine means more Of
fees; more offices mean more
taxes"
1.-THE Republican party is not
getting anywhere under the i'm
pulse of the machine"
ut, at least. remains to be
shown that. If elected Governor
of New Jersey, I cannot serve
the State and will sit down and
do nothing"
What has Interested your
leaders (Republicans), and what
only has interested your leaders,
is who should be the next candl-
date for the United States SEN
ate"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
TOWN OF 1900 BURNED OUT.

WINNIPEG, Man, Oct. S.-A bulletin
received by the general manager of the
Canadian Northern railway today
stated that Beaudette. Mimi, a town
of 1, 500 inhabitants. had been destroyed
by forest fires. Later the wires went
down and no details were obtainable.
Yesterday 1t was reported that the
dense woods about the town were
burning.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
TURKISH SOLDIERS KILL
500 COLLECTING ARMS,

CoNSTANTINoPLE. oct. Scores
pondents with the Turkish forces which
were sent out to collect arms from tho
Druses of the Suweidah district of
Northwestern Syria report that the
troops killed no less than 800 Druses
who attempted to block the progress
of the soldiers. The latter are now
marching ON the Druses' stronghold on
the Habat river.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
FIVE YEARS FOR CHICKEN THEFT.

BRIDGETON. Oct. Ia sentence of
five years in the State prison on five
charges of chicken stealing was i'm
posed upon Watson Ford in the Cum
berland County Court.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
EASTERN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
IN BROOKLYN SUNDAY.

BROOKLYN N. Y, oct. SAT
Loughlin Oval Jackson street and
Kingsland avenue, the Rochester base
ball team, the Eastern League cham
pions will play the Loughlin Lyceums
at S:15 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SHOPS BURN.

PRINCETON, Ind, Oct. Sire to-
day destroyed the machine shop of the
Southern railway in this city, entailing
a loss of 100000
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08

$3.50 to Gettysburg and Return
via New Jersey Central. Sunday. Oct. o.
Special Train, open for occupancy In
Broad st. Station at / 30 A. NJ. VIII leave
MS soon as flled Last section leaves
Broad st, 4:30: Ferry ST.. 4:s2: East
Ferry St A.24 A M.--Adv
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08

All the Big Attractions of the Fair
on exhibition at Olympic Park tomorrow, in
clUding Holden, the high diver; balloon ascen-
sion. etc. Admission 1b cents.-Adv.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
UPRISING in HONDURAS;
POWERS SEND WARSHIPS.

NEW ORLEkNs, La. Oct. s. Condi
tions of anarchy prevail in Honduras.
Foreign interests are said to be in
jeopardy and warsfips of leading gov
ernments are reported to have been
asked for.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
columbus pay at Mauch Chuuh.

where autumn foliage is in. its full glory.
Special excursion Oct. IL -ia New Jersey
ST., sSS: Ferry ST., s:s5: East Ferry ST.
1887 a. m.--Adv.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08

: WASHINGTON, oct. s.-Following
an appeal from the Honduras govern
ment to the state department, the
United States has ordered the gum
pont Princeton, now at Acapulco, Mex
leo. to proceed to Amalapa, Honduras
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
Low rate. IS california.

Z
Ths '.sunset MAN. will be here soon. ASK
him TO call and tell you about California and
the lew rates. Address r. ]. Smith. agent ess
Chestnut street. Philadeiphia--Adv.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08

All the BIg Attractions of the Fair
on exhibition at Olympic Park tomorrow. in
oiuding Holden, the high diver; balloon ascen-
sion, etc Admission 10 cents.--Adv.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
WOODROW WILSON
EXTENDS TOUR TO
CAPE MAY COUNTY.

Woodrow Wilson extends his
tour through South Jersey by
addressing meeting tonight at
Cape May, where big crowd
awaits his arrival
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
SPANISH REPUBLICANS
WERE READY TO REVOLT,

MADRID, Oct. s.-Dr Ezq1erdo. .he
republican leader. is quoted in con-
firmation of Tie statement that def
mite plan existed for simultaneous rev.
olutionary movements in both Spain
and Portugal. DIR, Ezquerdo has just
returned from Lisbon. where he con-
ferred with DIR. Bombarda and other
Continued ON Second Pnge.)
Lanterns. All Kinds.
r1rrcf a I1orevnun Co. 700 Hrond A A.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08

hillside Pleasure Park.
Omen tonorrow with Daredevil" Schreyer's
sensational bicycle dive, triple parachute drop
and other attractiors.-Adv.
The sun., 1910-06-30
tFTER COUWrTtTION WILPERS
New NOrk Central Begins PrOrrrdinEs
Against Hail = Hundred of Them.

WHuE PLAINS June ~ The New Nork
Central Railroad Company to-day b.gan
proceedings against r.'rsons along Its
lines Whu carry "a the bI-iu@s, q hiring
Dut Communication tickets The COmpany
served Rbout fifty ~ them IN White Plains.
Tarrytown and other towns with orders
10 appear IN the supreme Court within
iwenty DAYS o. show why iniunciions
should not b- issued q" re-t-aln the prac-
tice
Many oi those VII" were served we're
hotel propnetors aud hartsnders near
the C0mpanyz stations who have been
buying commutation tickets and hiring
them out 10 the public al priccs IN advance
of the Communication rates. The practice
IL in violation ~ law The evidence was
obtainsd by railroad detectives. Who s-t
forth IN anidavits that they have been
riding On hired tickets.
II IL said that the company has l-sn
losing several thousands II dollars a
month through the operations ~ the
scalper-.
The sun., 1910-06-30
TEFFT. WELLER 90.
{ on,nities DecI,lrs 10 Iluuldatr Before
MeOFEaniSinE

The advisory committee which was
appointed g hook after the affairs ~
the Tcft Weller Company has decided
O. liluidAts This action follows the
Withdrawal from the firm u George e..
Clarke the president. and J. \ Beach.
the vicr- president and a lew smallsT
interests 4 plan of reorganization With
Iut liuuidatiun was considered at drst
by thn cormitte' bat Yesterday William
Il. flli@,u. counsel Tor the firm. announced
that th-r, w"uld be- @ liquidation Ia give
stockholders q ,hlUc- a. take cash for
their holdings ~ come u under the new
scheme
-Ih"r. D. absolutely uu question about
the rYmpl't- soiyrnyv uf the Cuncsrn.
said M Ellison Ii was ielt by the
committee that the sure way % value
the stock "a trade holdings vas 60 liquI-
date rather than % estimate the value
before hquidatiuu
ON May g. when the rs,rgauiyltt1n
Was first considered there wls un the
iuvrs Il the concern 81 7uOO0 worth
~ stock IN trade. and s5o0eo worth has
b,en purchased in addition ~ thiz
t7D ON worth remains. and un Il htds
are being ncriyrd from barge houses.
including the Clafin interests The whole
stock in trade is to be Cony, rted into cash.
The sun., 1910-06-30
CANNON APPOINTS G JUDGES.
Prof. Russell Chlef In spectral sessions
-ueAslos . MAGISTRATE.

Mayor GaynOr, under the power con-
lerred upon him by the passage ot the
inferior courts bill by the Legislature.
has appointed thres additional Justices
oi the Court Of Special Sessions aud thre
new Magistrates They are:
Prof. Isaac Franklin Russell. Chief
Justice Of the Court OF Special Sessions
Joseph , Moss Justice. Court Of Special
Sessions
Arthur c. Salmon. Justice. Court of
Special Sessions
william McAd,o. Chief Magistrate.
Manhattan and Tn Bronx.
Daniel +. Murphy, Magistrate. Man
haitian
otto Kempner. chief Magistrate oi
Brooklyn Queens amt Richmond
Prof Russell has be'n for several years
a member of the faculty Of tho New York
University Law School He il a graduate
Of Yale and resides in Brooklyn
Magistrate Joseph = Moss. who is
promoted 70 the Court of Special Sessions.
WIS appointed as a Magistrate IN 1914
TO an an meXpi red term. He was NJ
appointed In 1915 for a full term Of ten
yeans. Two years ago he also served
seven months as an emergency Judge in
the Court Of Special Sessions when the
calendar was overcrowded.
Mr. McAdoo served one term in the
New Jersey Assembly. four terms in
Congress. was Assistant Secretary % the
Navy under President Cleveland and
Police Commissioner under Mayor Nc
Clellan.
Otto Kenpner resides in Brooklyn.
He II an independent In municipal politics.
He has been a strong supporter Of the
present Mayor for more than twenty-five
yean.
Arthur C. salmon i graduate of
Adelphi Academy. Brooklyn He spent
two years studying in Europe lie served
as Assistant Corporation Counsel IN
Brooklyn several years ago
Daniel = Murphy was graduated from
Harvard In the Clnss Of iso0 lie was
Assistant District Attorney under Jerome
for four years.
The sun., 1910-06-30
BOT ROBBERS FELL I WOMAN,
spring From Bushes and iit Tier viii
Lluib oG q Tree Four Caught.

Mrs Leah Tobias. a wiGow. Of 7ssO
Bailey avenue. The Bronx returning 10
her home along Bailey avenue yesterday
afternoon. heard n nOise in the bushes
that edge the sidewalk AZ Kingsbridgs
road She turned half around 10 ses
what made a.
A. she did 40 five small bows jumped
out Of cover and ono u them hit her on
the head with the limb OF a tree She
fell screaming and her BOCketboOk was
snatched from her hands. Joseph Mayea
OF 1gIs Railey avenue. Who was coming
no behind the woman. caught two Of the
boVs Policeman O'BFien caught two
more q couple Of blocks down the line. but
the one 20 whom the pOCketbOOk had been
handed In the fight scrambled up the hail
above Kingsbridge road and disappeared
In the bushes
Az tho Kingsbridge police station four
teen year old Thomas Connolly ~ 2t2i
second avenue admitted that h. had
struck Mrs. Tobias with the limb. John
a. Rosa. - years odd. u S2a Fast i70th
street. o. tfes,ed IN stealing the pocket
book. A IrIrse which contained 81 and
81 worth u hosiery was lost with the
pOcketbook
The Othar two prisoners. Alfred KEEL
wnaaar. 10 years old. ~ 2B5 second ave-
nue. and Richard Schwarz ~ years old
Of Ie8 Past i77th street wer8 locked up
A. Arcomplices The won 80 was nOt
badly hurt
The sun., 1910-06-30
BOOTBLACk LICENSE GRiFT.
Mayer WdI seeE TO cut on ThIs ReVenur
% PolltlciaRs.

Mayor GaynOr intimatsl Yesterday
al meeting oi tine sinking Fund Com
mission that one Of the roXt matters he
intends 10 take up is the trading Of poll
tician- In licenses issusd for boOtblack
stands II was while p '. =. Oliver.
chief Of the license bureau. vas before
the commission that the Mayor casually
asked. who licenses the bootblacks
Of this cityl'
Mr.. Oliver. who ia well aware Of the
trafic In these licenses and Who has
sought legislation giving him greater
power over tho stands. replied thar he
iSsusi the licenses on the recOmmenda-
ton of the Alderman Of any district
Replying n another QUESTION he said
that there was no doubt that there was
a trAlIc In the licsnsss While the license-
we're not supposed 10 he transferable
the law did not require adequate identif-
cation ~ the persons holding them and
the result Wa that there was q hartering
IN them
Alderman lowing. who a. chair
man ~ tho Aldsrmsn's Finance Com
mittss " a memher of the commission.
wantsi Il understood that Il was not
tho Aldsrmsn but the district lesSers
Who we're Responsible for the Trading
4 have heard of one license for q shine
stand over my way hs sail. that u
ia the market f0T 500
The Mayor diTectsd Mr. Oliver 10 SO
him A. .oOn a. possible In order 70 devise
means for remedying the situation
The sun., 1910-06-30
CITT BATH Ar COMFY.
supreme Court sausIclSss Attempt TO
Head It OH.

supreme Court sauelciSSs Attempt 10
Head II tbm.
A decision handed down in Brooklyn
yesterday by Justice Marcus of the SUI
preme Court gives a setback 10 the at
tempt of oertain Consy Island interests
10 prevent the establishing there Of mani-
cipal baths. Justice Marcus refuses 10
grant an Injunction against the city.
AIbert Chambers. a Coney Island drug
gist threatened taxpayers suit 10 pre-
vent the establishing of the baths and
applied for a temporary injunction pend
ing the result u tho action. He cUntended
that tho cOnCourss at the foot u Ocean
Parkway. now used as a parking place
for autOmobiles. aud Intended 10 be the
site ~ the baths. IL a public highway and
In unavailable for such use
The Corporation Counsel insisted that
the city was acting within its rights
The sun., 1910-06-30
BOl DROWNS ~ rlRk IlkE.
Policeman sNims Hard 60 Grt Iiim
NrrN rIe.S crowd Merely Neils

NerN etess rnNu Metetl Aeils.
4 hoy sitting un the bunk ~ Harlem
Mere M Central Park lusI after sunset
asl night got ~ Interested in hi- ii-h line
that hs shipped ~ into thc water There
were a lot u persons near hun sni every
one shOuts~l that something ought 10
be- done Meanwhile a., boy, sydney
Baum of iss East ii3th street. vas carried
10 an eddy toward tine entire u the laS-
Policeman Edwa Irushy Nas duNn
at tfth avenue and lnath street when hc
heard the yelling he got 10 the hank
~ a hurry and -.v the boy. he 4 going
down crosby threS b. helmet 20 ,le
Fr.Ss aud Nads,l IN The bptt "a - the
mere his holes iui Sudden druths m,
puli. "nan h..d ,p . ,lm uu-' u III, ;w~n'y
yards ~ 80 O" the pla.c sh--e -y,iu-l
was bIbbinR np AMI duyu
Iru-by saw IN. i,oy sins rr-' usiOr,. ha
rel0ari him \ dive rn tom f.H' ~ vrfn-
brought the 'Eu Iu cons t"i uni tl"T cam"
uu together rrushy = uniform va, e.,
TN r.r.v and be- Va. uu' pf br".tn a.
gr.I-d Tor help
4 nan ~ hlf bIttpu"l u'I' -.I.l'.i
%, Or - him. rsy-,vy-i he uur Ju,"rpu- bY"
and helped thr poIrrman rD climb To-
Crosby k"p' hI- senses. boz hiz lIngs hat
taken "a r. Bot II Nat-r The boy didi.'t
mUv.
On tar bank DR. fowl.. WDrs 81 over the
boy and rls ppltrenIn They acre car
RED up ~" steep bin - N-Gpwu'- P,s'
Tavern The boy didnt respond o.
treatment aud vas taken io Flower Hos
pital he died there
crosby WAS all right before long bat
he cOuldn 60 back on duty
The sun., 1910-06-30
MAINE MDORSES TAFT.
Republicans Also NpDrO,e Tarlr Law aud
Income TaN.

AUaUsTA. Ne. June %. BERT N. .Fornali
IT West Poland was renOminatei Tot
Governor and Charles p Hatch of Augusta
Nas r"nominatsi for State Auditor in
the Republican state cOnvention which
was held here to-day.
Roth Of the nominations were made by
acclamatiOn
In aocep'ing the nomination Gov
FernAh defended his administration from
the attacks which have BEEN made AgAins,
It by the Democracy.
The platform adopted y 'he Conven-
ton says in part:
The RepG5iCs.Ss Of Maine indorse
the administration Of 9reSi lent Taft ~
wise, progressive and safe. ard commend
Il for continuing ensrgetica,ly and ef-
iciently the wise and necessary policies
Of President Roossvelts administration
We commend the present Congress
Of the United States. under Republican
control IN both branches. for the industry
and success in interpreting into law the
purposes Of the party a. expressed in
the last national convention. The reason-
able regulation of interstate railroad
evils. the conservation oi the natural
resources. the establishment. oi postal
savings banks and the adjustment Of
tArin duties % new conditions of in
dustrial and commercial life have pre-
sented serious questions Of great national
Importance. which the Republican Ad-
ministration and Congress have decided
wisely and for tho advantage of the
people Of the nation
The tariff question has been adjusted
by legislation which in is broad and
general features. a. Is being shown by
its practical application. meets 10 an
eminent degree the expectations of the
American people by the provisions for
such further scientific investi igstinns a.
may he needed in details OF suture ad.
justments. And We condemn the efforts
~ the Democratic parry 10 preCipitAte
another general revisioL and the cun-
seQuent disturbance oi bJsin~ss condo
tons
We favor the ratification by the neEt
Legislature 81 the amendment TO the
Federal Constitution a. propossi by Con-
gTess relative 10 an income taN.
We stand sqIArsly and smphaticAlly
in favor Of prohibition and for the vigor-
Gus and honest enforcement of the pro-
hibitory laws
We urge uIon our Legislature the eu-
aCtment of such direct primary aud other
laws as may properly regulate th' cnnduct
of all cauc's-z to seCur" the horest and
free expression ot the prurer voters
thsrsin
The sun., 1910-06-30
BrrLER AWrss ArROPLiNE.
IIe Asks for = Torpedo Beat TO Test IT,
Lifting Power.

WASHINGTON. June 70 Representative
Butler Amss Of Massachusetts, has applied
20 the Navy Department for permission
~ Use a torpedo boat in testing the lifting
power u an aeroplane which he has con-
stnlcted He has bsen Interested IN
aerOnautics for some time and wants to
mount his aeroplane ON a platform to be
erected on the how Of a torpedo boat.
His plan 10 10 speed the vessel a. about
twenty knots against a ten mile hreeze.
80 ~ 10 demonstrate the lifting power Of
the aerOplane A device will he Installed
70 msasure the lifting power when the
torpedo destroyer II proceeding at various
rates Of speed and against winds Oi differ
ent degrees " strength.
While Representative Ames's applica-
ton has not been approved by the Depart
ment II il expected that the torpedo boat
Bagley vii bs placed at his disposal for
the test. which will probably be held on
the severn river. near Annapolis Mr.
Ames will not attempt a flight in his new
machine
The sun., 1910-06-30
COURT RAISES W4GES.
Youkers Trolley Men Get what They
Asked P0F when Thsy struck.

WHITE PLAGNs. June - ny decision
II Justice KeoEh fIsi to-day the wages
~ the gOO mOtormen and conductors q
the Y0nkers trolley road. Who struck
eight days ago. are increased tWo c.nts
an hour This means that the one year
men will rrcsive y cents an hour and thoas
who have beon in the employ u tho com
Tiany for a longer period will get - cents
The employees N the Mount Vernon
and New hOchells lines have been anK-
iOusly awaiting the deciaion. and u u said
that they will now ask Ter a similar IN
GREASE hOldtng that the one rate q wages
governs tho entire system. which h CON
trolled by the Third Avenue Railroad
company and il nOw In the hands u re-
ceiyera.
The sun., 1910-06-30
Girls 10 SING ~ HOSPITALS
On Iuly Mrs. Rice Appeals Tor Money
20 nnN DeeoFatlons.

City Superintendent Maxwell has made
arrangements for delegations OF girl
pupils from the public schools 10 sing
patriotic songs in several hospitals on the
morning Of the Fourth Of July.
Mrs Isaac l.. Rice made an appeal last
night on behalf Of the Fourth Of July
COMMITTEES for money to buy decorations
for the hospitals. Il may he sent ~
Commissioner Of Public Charities Michael
]. Drummond. 20 the Independence Day
committee. room SiI. Pulitzer Building,
to the various hospitals direct, or 70 Mrs.
Rice. who has charge o. this part Of the
committees work.