The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-16
added. And the end 10 evidently not

o0o0os Anu tuo emo - eVooutty not
~
II win pue an additional force Of
nsn on the Job to-day. % that the
snew .olsansrs WORKING for The city
can have their money - soon - pos.
siblA win 80 what can DO 20 have
the snow.oisanssv paid BY the day
b. the city. - - done b. the oon.
its0oeoeA Some % the oontraetors pay
the man twice . day" 2
ONLY 1Aseo MEN ON The JoO
. TO-DAY.
Commissioner rstherston says
thsre are only 13.s3o men at work,
instead Of $1,000 and $3.50 horses. The
street railway. he adds. have 5000
men and half ~ many teams. II was
natural to suppose. he explained.
that the car companies were doing
all In their power TO clear away the
snow for their own sakes.
Assistant Superintendent Graham Of
the Pinkerton Agency. on the way
from his once ut No. % Liberty
street to Police Headq quarters. slipped
and fell to the sidewalk at Howard
and Centre streets. His right shoui-
der was dislocated. He was carried
Into tho Headquarters Building and
attended by DR.. Zimmerman Of II.
vincent's Hospital.
Evening World reporters. checking
up on the Commissioner statements.
went through the hotel and shopping
districts In the early aftsrnoon. They
made the following reports,
Twenty third street. fairly well
cleaned from Third to Eighth avenue;
Third avenue. nearly all cleaned be-
tween Twentx-third and T'ifty-ninth
streets; broadway. cleaned from
Twenty third street to Twenty NTH
and from Thirty third street TO Forty
Nrst and In Times and Longacre
Squares; elsewhere neglected. except
In front Of theatres and hotels: Sixth
avenue. cleaned in spots from Twen-
ty.third 20 Thirty-third. but aban-
doned except for these because the
men were called to other strets: Thir-
ty.fourth street. cleared In front Of
the Waldorf Astoria and some Of the
department stores: Fifth avenue.
fairly cleared; Forty second street be-
Ing cleared rapidly.
Sixth avenue and broadway In the
restaurant neighborhoods was made
particularly unpleasant by the tons
OF garbage set out In cans. The gar.
bage men are all shovelling snow
and the wagons could not be used II
there wore men TO man them.
From what can learn" said
.fayor Mitchell to-day "Street Clean
ins Commissioner Tethsrstoh has
done fairly we'll under trying condi-
lions In his task Of supervising the
removal of the snow. I have just
come back ard have not ~ yet heard
se any serious trahic tie.up."
lpgcLARGs CONDITION QUE "a
| srRgGT CLEANING DEPT.
One street car supsrtntsndsnt,
Harry Carrisan, OF the Union Rail.
way, with tines al over the Bronx
put the responsibility for bad service
there directly on the strsst Cleaning
Department. He went 70 Deputy
Street Cleaning Commissioner Kal.
bach and complained that though 81
the tracks OF his linss had beer
cleared and were ready TO give nor
nal service. street cleaning contract
~ had "hcggsd" the open space fol
their trucks, were blocking string
Of cars without making the siightes
effort to allow even interrupted move
mont, and wsrs Ming the right o
way with great chunks Of froEsl
snow. Mr.. Kalbach said he woul,
; SEQ what could b DONE" e.
Mr.. Carrigan went 10 the police ant
the reserves were sent from Alex
ander avenue and Norrisania station,
70 force the trucks to stand OF tn
, tracks while leading. mere was thsI
q siight movement OF carr on al *
ospt the One Hundred and Forty
: ainth street seess- town line.
, Householder ana business mo-
, generally obsyed the law IN clsanin,
, sidewalks. The city 6ta not Do .
|. WE'LL About the parls, big and LITTLE
. the DRIFTS were untouched except .
|. citizens trampied out marrow path
! The activity Of the ,houssholdess. 1
|, throwing snow over ths curb CAUSE
: 10 nsw msnacs a nrs. Nydran4a wes
: covered uadAs fsSt q fressn saev
Thsss Wsrs ~ Arsmsn - - spAes
tor ~ work q ehopping tAem o.
. bsoauDs ths cold ttsslf incrsassl n
number Of small nreo.
|. lWoAAM FRgk19o 10 DEATH !
IL oTRGgT.
. Dslia Marcus. . domestic. tWUat,
4 two ysArs old, e No. ga East o.
Hundred ana SEVENTEEN street. 90
a lapssA at SIS O'Clock this u,ornins
n she was passing No. t3s Dast D.
4 Hundred and esvsntistA street. On b
y way to her smploysrs homo and d
Aisa . few minutes later - Mart d
a. ease due 70 e3hAuatiou.
N Otto Wsighnan. tWsaty.six YEA
q OLD. . iaborsr. Of No. S1l East sixt
- fourth street. was found unoonscio'
from exposure IN front Of No.