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The sun., 1915-03-17
THREATEN TO CLOSE
HALF OF SALOONS HERE
ProhibitiOniSts Plead at Al
bany for Local option
Bill.

ALBANY. March ,s--AdN OcAt-s % pro-
hibition appealed 20 the Legislature to-
day fOr the passage OF the Jones How
ard bin, providing for local option pro-
hlbitiun.
I'VE are not asking he Lcgislatui
TO protect the people from the saloons,
but "a quit protecting the saloons from
the people" said William II. Anderson
superintendent OF the Anti-Saloon
League OF New York In advancing ;ha
pIohiblt!ons,s argument that the bin
would simply give the voters OF the
State their constitutional right OF ex-
pressing an opinion, u -!ght now pos
sessed only by residents OF towns.
we will abolish the saloons ia a
large proportion of The Bronx. Harlem
and upper Manhattan and a third OF
Brooklyn the minute you give us this
bin as law" asserted the Rev. Or
Ferdinand G. lglehart Of Sew io!K
representing the Methods Preachers
Meeting. with 900 members.
We will close the saloons on SUNDAY
IN New York or Mayor Mitchell and Ms
associates will have 10 step down and
out" Or. Iglehart threatened
De Quincy Tulley. secretary Of the
Law Enforcement League. said that the
proposed law was unnecessary to govern
and control the liquor tram, in tht
ate Others VINO opposed "" bll! Were
stewart Brown OF the United Real Es-
tate owner, Of New NOrk. Frank Sulli'
van Of the state Federation of Labor
W \, Guthrie o. the manufacturers and
Dealers League OF New York. SecretarS
, Campbell of the Sia'e Hotel Mems Asso
citation, Alghuuse q. Koelhie. president
Of the National German American Ali
aCce Theodore Sutro, eX-DTesident o
the Alliance, and william y liirsh
counsel for The New York state Brewer'
4 Association
The sun., 1915-03-17
HUDSON NAVIGATION ELECTS.

TIE board Of directors o' the Hudson
Navigation Company met YESTERDAY NJ
she office of the company and elected
= new board on which the new iiigiev-
Tat interest IS represented los seven
members Dire tors who formerly rep
resented the interests ~ Hayden S,or.
& Go sent their designations. which were
accepted.
The new directors who have acquired
ne llayd.n-Sione Interests are George
Tat. Erode -. liislev John 4 McCabe.
4 c Hart, lyman Marshal. NJ. l.. c
WilmPrth and II Beuuec, all OF Glens
Falls. y. Y. Former directors who con.
;irue ON the D02ri are Charles w
Morse, Edward = MURRAY. Peter + NJ
Carthy. clifford :. S.Ts. John Eugus
- G. Gear. John r L.gg,tt and Frank
g. How,
George Tat wa elected v4te-p pres llenr
20 succeed John T.. owsl-y Erodie @
li,F'ey w.s -, ted treasurer 10 surca-,
- VI Ferguson ard John ! Mccall,
was elected secretary
The sun., 1915-03-17
EDISON CUT CALLED
HUMBUG BY MALTBIE
Order Reducing Electricity
Rate Permits Company to
Charge for Lamps.
WILL TAKE EFFECT MAY |

Concessions made 20 the New York
Commission in ordering a reduction from
10 oo cents n kilowatt hour as the
maximum price for electric current
caused Milo r. Naltbie TO say to his
fellow commissioners yesterday:
The people are being humbugged, and
you gentlemen know IL. They are not
really getting two cent reduct on at
all"
Chairman Mccall raped the table
with ms knurhi"s and said SHARPLY:
There's no hunbus at all. Every
thing is AunlOug nowadays unless II
comes f'um MaltO!e .hen II is a bles-
sing
Mi Malth.e nas all along con,ended
that the :a'e should oe reduced 10 ~.
cents fur lighting and 6 certs for power.
Last week the f)u- other commissioners
overru ed him and agreed tnat the rate
should ue cents Mr. Ma!tb'e had
made up h.s mind 20 stop protesting,
nut wa"u the order came up for adop-
t,ou yesterday II developed that the
words exclusive Of the installation and
renewal O. electric lamps" had been
inserted
THIS means ,nat me consumer. al
though paying cents a Kilowatt hour
for MS current instead Of the old rate
OF 10 cents. viii have to pay the com
pauy for putting in hts carbon h.ainent
Lights aud wheu a lamp burns out will
have 10 Duy another instead Of getting
il free
In amp renewals alone ;he compa ny
wi get ea;ly revenue Of II least
100000. according 70 Mr Maltb.e. lie
Gays the total saving 20 the consumers
Of Manhattan and the western part OF
The Bronx will be between $500 00t
and Si.JoO.0uo "A year. instead Of ne
tween 81 100000 ard $4,000 600. a. esti'
mated by Commissioner Williams last
week
IT, conference vita on cers ot tn,
"oUp-u, the ms1ort' OF the comm :
s.ou-Is atd also granted the company I
request that the rate TO be prescribed
"a the order .hou!d continue in force fo'
three Years MIR Nal;ble also uOjec et
TO ,nls. say NJ the time should not b,
limited
\. yesterdays mee,ur Mr Msltbi,
moved thi' the clause exclusive o, IN,
installation and renewal OF electric
lamps ae s'tu.t out OF the order bu
Wa beaten b. q vote o. 70 ! Ther
re ,,ied - have the time Nnts'iou re
moved and lost by IN. same vote
We'll he aid "a slice n bette
,hAn TO bread a. al" ard he voted oi'i
tho atter comm. .ss.oners for the anoptioi
Of the uuameudei order Later Mr.
Nalthle said;
if,e. the commission decided las
weee to order the two cent reduction
nv cullsa sGes met with the Edison rep
The sun., 1915-03-17
BILL TO CUT SCHOOL
BOARD TO 9 FAVORED
senate Committee Advances II
Measure 10 Abolish
Coroner Killed.

4.p.N N,rrN &c - Ti'- SelN'- 'lt-s
Committee voted Tonight 80 'epof, "a
yoral'v ~ 'h- senate tomorrow the bill
OF Senator Geoig" rtoww-u edusirs
the number % members - 'He New
York city Hoard of Education from
iosty-s.N 20 nine
/. : cxuectei. Aowe,r. ths' '.r "..m-
her Nn.lly Will he made a:trru rs eu
amendment 10 be offereu y Was the
opinion tonight that the uul VIII oe
k.llol on the open aoor "s Ne Senate.
The cities ConuAtte" = SAID 70 have
killed the Cromwell bil Ahclsh'ng the
Ofliu,. U! Coroner N New York city and
providing that the Mayor saaA name
medical inspector 40 replace the Co:o-
a,rs. The vote ot 'he committee Is re-
ported A. i 30 =.
/, was also stated to-nieh; that m.
committee VAS propI.sd TO I'LL the bill
Il senator ogden l. M.iiS creating i
department oI markets FOR New YORK
10y the same D TO vote. bu, II was
|, earned that OH motion OF senator NILS
the bin was laid aside and Will not b"
taken up until next week ~ tho ON
initte-
Th,. Senate Cuies Committee agreed
20 report favorably senator CrunNe,'s
trade waste bin favored ly the N.tch''
administration. which permits the CltN
tu charge a tes Tor collecting ana dis
posing ot waste from business houses
Another bill 20 hc reported faNorah.y
de, .grcd 70 put into operation In New
Nori, city the pay as YOU 20 policy or
the Board OF Fstimat" by providing for
the lsSue OF serial bonds instead Of nf-
teen wear corporate bonds 10 pay for
+ improvements
The IaNtrr BIN pia Ing private water
, companies under the Jurisdiction of the
Public Service commits sion Is amer 10 4
~ the hehest OF New Hork city author!-
( ties TODAY 40 mat il can IN no way
Apply 10 New York city and SO inter
I frre with the construct OF the AQue-
duct water supply system.
I, VAS feared that the Old Ramlpo
Water Company aud other private cou-
D Germs might begin proceedings which
would interfere with the completion OF
b The Aqu"duct system or else fore ,hs
+ CIV to buy up these companies at their
own price.
The sun., 1915-03-17
UPSTATE INQUIRY HALTED.
Lack of Witnesses DELAYS ThOmp.
son lnNrstiputbOn.

ALnANY, March l6--l.aCk of witnesses
caused the Thompson investigating com
m.,tee that ia looking into the affairs
uf the upstate Public Service ccm-
mission To adjourn its session over to-
day until 10 80 O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing
Senator Thompson stated thar Col
william Hayward. counsel for the com
In.:tre, was IN the city, but had remained
Al his hotel on account OF his injured
ankle. He said. however. that the com
inittae would have an executive session
during the day. at which It's further
plans would be considered. Al III,
session tomorrow complaints OF citizens
Will he heard
The sun., 1915-03-17
COMPENSATION BILL READY
Agreed On In joint tOnfrrence-
To Pass House To-day.

ALRA%y. Mara G.--pUc o, the points
OF difference wh.cl nave arr son between
the Senate and Assembly at this session
was smootucd out when the joint con-
ference committee OF H." two houses
agreed on tho direct settlement cOm-
peuslti0n law amendment. which the
Republican ASsemhlymon IN caucus
adopted early to-day
This amendment viii pass tNs As
sembly tomorrow under an emergency
message from the Governor as a scpa-
rate h,ll and then the senate Nill pass
both the si25,Oo0 apprnpr!a' for the
Conversation Comm ssiun ana the direct
settlement amendment, each In separate
bins tHus avoiding the charge that a
rider was attached to the Appropriation
bill
THIS means that the employees OF the
Compensation Commission IN New York
city whose salaries have been unpaid
for over two months. Will get their
checks by Saturday or Monday.
The sun., 1915-03-17
TO COMPLETE BARGE CANAL.
Republicans Promise Gen. Greene
Work WIN He Pushed.

ALBANY. March l6-The barge canal
will be completed. GOV whitman,
Majority Leader Brown OF the Senate
and speaker sweet OF the Assembly
assured Gen. Francis V. Greene of Buff
'alo that the Republicans viii not delay
the project.
Gen. Greene was head OF the com
mittee named about 1900 by Gov. Roose-
welt to look in;o the canal Improvement
situation and which decided that the
state should build a 1000 ton barge
canal
81 nave beer authorized TO make this
statement said Gen. Greene. after his
conferences. The programme agreed
upon for canal construction Is that a
direct appropriation viii be made tn
'ompleie all outstanding contracts No
appropriations Will be made this year
for new contracts, but legislation will
he passed providing for a referendum
II next falls election for a bond issue
large enough to complete the canal.
There j. no reason why the state
Sngin.cr should not proceed between
now and February ! next With the
preparation of his plans. specifications
and forms Of contracts. so that the en-
tire new barge canal can be onened 10
navigation in the spring OF 1871"
The sun., 1915-03-17
SHOOT AT L. S. SAILORS.
snip-rs Busy at Vera Cruy-s3".'
OOO Theft on ship.

GALVESTON. Tex. March ia BOA
from the United states battleship Della
ware was fired upon by Mexican snipcrs
at Vera Cruz last Wednesday night. ac-
cordius 20 passengers on the steamship
City OF Tamplco. which arrived here 10
DAY from Vera Cruz.
When the steamship arrived United
states officials searched fifty-three pas
sengers and their baggage for $50 ,ooo
N Mexican bank notes and London eN-
cnange stolen from Gabino Niscera OF
L.! Pdso. "A passenger
New ORLEANS. March l6 The cruiser
pes Moines accompanied the Briaa
steamship WyvisOrook from Campechs
20 progresu. Mexico after tre Wyv.s'
brook h.d been detained by .ieSicaus
accord ng to Capt sidney Muir OF tn
Myvlsbrook which arrived to-day ll'
said the Mexirans took s2l2 0oo Ia Mexi-
AN mons, from nis ship and DID no
. return H.
The sun., 1915-03-17

such protection 10 raise partisan ques-
tiuns at the state Department
The Secretary Of state expressed alb
horrence that the United States Govern
ment should send soldiers into Mexico tn
restore order at the sacrifice Of many
lives and at great expense to the people
a; home In the interests OF Americans
who chose TO go to Mexico. and argued
th,, such course by this Goverumen,
would cost the United States the friend.
ship Of all South America.
When met with the statement that
South America had no love for the
United states or Americans anyhow,
Mr. Bryan declared that there his caller
was m!s.nformed.
Colvile Barclay of The British En-.
bassy called at the state Department
to-day In regard TO the interests OF Dr,t-
ish subjects I'm Mexico lie said that
Carranza had given assurances that
British subjects in Colma would %
protected, but II is doubted here n Car
rama Is able efrec iuslly to control the
situation there
The sun., 1915-03-17
MAYOR ASSAILED BY
SENATOR LOCK WOOD
Insulted Realty Men and Civic
Bodies on Buildings Bill.
Is Charge.
AFRAID TO TRUST PEOPLE

ALBANY. March ls--Senator Charles
c. Lockwood Republican. OF Brootlyn.
attacked Mayor Mitchell IN statement
to- night for his criticism OF proposed
legislation IN the Lockwood Ellen5ogen
bills before the City Club last night
Senator Lockwood pointed out that
Mayor Mitchell had been Informed OF
proposed amendments to the bill and
that the Mayors criticism OF its pro-
visions could only be based upon mis-
Information or misconccpuon. He said :
For TIE Mayor OF New lOiS %
characterize the seNenty-nve real estate
and civic organizations behind this plan
as organizations OF speculative builders
engaged in a conspiracy to secure iegIs
lation 10 enable them to evade tenement
house laws and fire prevention regul1-
tion' is an insult TO the greatest single
interest In the city.
Tho Mayor can now bring but orc
object Ion 70 this legislation and that is
that II does not take from the Borough
Presidents jurisdiction which they now
have and which he would like TO hav.
transferred with wider scope 10 himself
His statement that the Borough
Presidents and their superiniendeuts are
not capable Of properly administering
the tenement house laws and IRE pre-
/ vention requirements and that such
laws can only he properly enforced by
some one appointed by himself Is un-
true
This he knows himself. and | fea =
that while he has endvaVoted 10 create
the impression that he is thoroughly
informed on this subject the fact Is that
he simply echoes the sentiments OF =
small and ~ informed group OF ad-
visers His statement. however. is on
a par with his recent action IN passing
over competent members of his capable
, Board OF Education in the organization
I OF vocational schools and employing men
/ from small towns in the West at IA
; salary of $1,000 week each to effect
such organization.
/ 1T is also on q par with his appoint
ment OF a superintendent OF a municipal
employment bureau from Boston, when
ne could have obtained more appre-
ciable man in New York. He seems u
be afraid to trust the people ~ the city
especially those who I've in other boz.
oughs than Manhattan"
The Lockwood -Ellenbogen bills de
signed 10 simplify building Inspect on n
New York were 20 have been cons der ed
by the Senate Cities Committee to-day
out a new series of amendments has
been prepared and the introducers wan
time 10 consider them before the bills
are voted on nv the committee.
The sun., 1915-03-17
WHITMAN ACCUSED
OF "SPITE" BILL
Measure to Remove Examiner
f.. :. Harris Attributed
to Revenge.
HINMAN ALSO INVOLVED

AiPANY. March is-Gov whitman
has not increased his popularity with
the minority by the bill introduced last
night by Majority Leader Harold j.
Hlnman which Is desiened to put Ed
win s Harris. Democrat, Of Saratoga,
out of his job az examiner and APP
praiser OF canal lands 1t is generally
PRODUCTION OF the bill and that his mo-
tive is revenge
Harris. all ex-Deputy state Comptrol-
Ter. is the man who first called atten-
tlon TO the sls.cO0O00 item in whit
mans message calling FOR the imposi-
ton OF direct state tax. Human is
the man who is commonly credited with
having furnished the Governor with
the data for his message. even IL he
didn't write the message himself
what is the purpose OF tho bill?''
Hlnman was asked to-day.
ITO abolish tho office held by Ed
Harris" said Hrman without hesita-
ton. THE incumbent OF that of'lce Is
at present free lance. responsible TO
nobody. The measure Is not ueslRneu
to abolish the functions OF the office,
but to transfer them 10 q bureau In
the Department OF Public Works"
Does the bill abolish Ed Harris him
SELF"
1T certainly does" replied Gov. Whit
mans adviser on financial matters.
Senator Robert r. Wagner. minority
leader Of the upper house, made thi.
comment:
1t only shows how low these people
will stoop to satisfy their spite"
For the last four years Harris has
prepared the schedules which formed
the basis of the Comptrollers report
and Is reputed to know more about tht
States finances than any one else.
Mr. Harris admits the Legislature has
a right to abolish his job, but he does
not believe 1t can legally transfer hi.
functions to another State Department
4 clause in the Constitution provides
that canal moneys shall be applied tc
the object specified in the act. "and fol
no other purpose whatsoever"
There are now $500 canal claims lef
for settlement II these were taken into
court IL would be several years befor,
they would all be adjusted Nj. Harris,
predecessor settled PA claims last year
while Mr. Harris has already settled
81 claims in the first two months o
this year and has arranged 40 more 70
Anal action. lie said to-day that h,
had hoped to get through with then
all ny the end of the year
The sun., 1915-03-17
SINGLE HEAD FOR HOSPITALS.
Biii "a Abolish Bosrd Of Three Re-
ported Favorabiy.

ALBANY. March is.---The Substitution
OF a single commissioner TO administer
the State hospitals in place of q three
headed commission. is provided for In A
bill which the Senate Finance Committee
to- night decided to report favorablN
Ii was introduced by the chairman
Of the committee. Senator Henry NJ
sage Of Albany. The bill was favored
bv Homer Folks on behalf OF tho state
Charities Aid Assoc lation. Il was op-
posed hy the present Stste Hospital
Commissi oners. Dr. James v May. Fred
II. Parker, a brother of Alton II Parker.
and Andrew y. Morgan OF lion.
II is Understood TINT the new head o.!
the commission will be Or. William
Nabon. who now has charge Of the Man.
haitian state Hospital Other who op-
posed the bill were DIR. r W. Salmon
OF the National Hygiene Committee. and
DR. ". l. Russell. superintendent OF
Bloomugdale
The sun., 1915-03-17
BRYAN HAS A PLAN TO GET
AMERICANS OUTOF MEXICO

ing mis- campaign against Victoria and
T1mpico.
Failing TO recapture Monterey Gen
Gonzales II Withdrawing his Cdrranzl
forces toward Victoria. it Is reported
Outposts still remain in the Monterey
section but general offensive move
ment by Gen. Angeles s expected.
Carranza reports received here to-da y
told OF a fight at Allende. forty inile'
south OF Ciudad porfrio Diaz, in which
the villa forces under Gen. Hernandez
were defeated by Gen. Herrera while
attempting 20 enter the Sabinas Goa
fields
The early capture OF Manzanillo, now
urder hre bv villa forces. is predicted.
British Vice-Corsul n G. Myles was
advised to-day that Den. villa ha
r,sclnded his order for contributions
from foreigners following the capture
OF Gusdalajara. The 100000 peso
Sl 500 OOOD demanded will now have &c
ne supplied by the natives alone
The sun., 1915-03-17
NEW BOARD FOR WESTCHESTER
BiIl for Three Building Commts-
siORers Passed by senate.

ALBANY. March l6.--The Senate
passed ami sent 10 the Governor for ap-
provai to-day the Colfey bill creating "a
hoard of building commissioners in West
chester county 10 cons 81 of Robert :
Brewster OF New Castle. Arthur W
Lawrence OF BrouXviiie and George y.
1ertz of Port Chester.
The board win supervise the erection
" an addition TO the White Plains
Court House, a penitenuary and work.
'ouse ard almshouse buildings, A
County hOspta! and su>h additional
tnliings as the board Of supervisors
may direct
Each commissioner is TO receive a
salary Of $4,000 sea" and j. ~ hold
office until July /, 1918, ana may BE-
held over for another yeir hl resOlu-
ton OF the board of supervisors
The sun., 1915-03-17
EAT,OR NEW DRESS
SHOP GIRLS CHOICE
One Of 100. 900 Here Tell,
Legislature Of Privations
on SO a Week.
MINIMUM WAGE URGED

ALs.Nr. March te CHRIS getting 50
a week and iess think II extrsvagant TO
spend 10 cents for lunch. They spend
6 cents for coffee and rolls. They walk
miles to get 10 work N the morning
and back home at nigt TO save car
fare They go without lunch TO buy
a new dress and II they eat regularly
they don't get many new dresses"
This was the summary OF the NE OF a
shop girl as given before the joint legis-
latlve labor and industrial committees
to-day by NJ ss Dorothy Miller, nine
teen -year.old New York girl. IN urging
favorable action on the Wagner-Smith
bill creating minimum wage commis'
sion
with Miss Miller were Miss Helen
Phelps stokes. MisstBell B. Gurnee and
Mrs Benjamn Nicoll. representing so.
cia! welfare societies Mrs. Florence
Kelly OF the Consumers League Mrs.
Maud Svartz for the New York Typo
graphical Union. Miss Pauline Newman
OF the International Ladies Garment
Workers Union and tne Aualgamated ii
Clothing Makers.
Others who appeared for the bill were
Abram |, Elkus. Or Howard Woolstor
of the Central Trades and Labor Coun.
ell. y l. Stone. formerly chef Stats
t'cian for the United states Tariff
Board Prof. Philip y. Parsons OF syria
Cuse for the consumers League and
John Foote ct the BROOKLYN C'u'r1l
Labor Union.
The sun., 1915-03-17
LOOTING MEXICO CITY.
znpsta Troops Cause New Reign of
Terror.

Ef pAso. March i6--Rerotts received
here tonight state that zIpa;a's troops
are iootinr Mexico city A lie gn OF ter
ror which began when pbregVu left the
capital prevails
u IS sad that ~ attempt - being
made L. restrain the baad Aofdes OF the
Mir-los leader and that they are rob
hing business houses and homes and are
forcing residents, native and foreign,
TO give them money and food or what
ever appeals 20 them
Iapate Is said to have Abandoned re-
serve and to be getting what he can
Out OF the city In the expectation W
having to evaculate e. Foreigners are
preparing for flight
AdN4'es received .u Juarel to-day
state TIA, Gen NUa IL actively direct.
The sun., 1915-03-17

resentatives ana gave them everything
hey wanted. That meeting resulted In
an agreement whereby electricity Is not
reduced to eight cents. but 10 eight and
half cents for that Is what the con-
cess!ons amount to-"
Tho order Ia to take effect MAY I. The
company must notify the commission
by March 30 whether it will comply.
The sun., 1915-03-17
q. 4. Quayic 20 Hun Dnrn-s's Paper

ALBANY. March l6.---The stockhold-
ers OF the Albany Erenid0 Journal,
owned b: william Barnes. elected
Oliver A Quayle director and vice-pres-
ident to-day. Mr. Quiyle will be- bus.
ness director OF the Journal.
The sun., 1915-03-17
Sanders Named IS senate whip.

ALBASr March l6-Senator Archie
II Sanders OF Oonesee was appointed
party whip to-day by Elon X. Brown.
Republican leader He must see that
twenty-eiN Republican Senator'S are al
ways un hand when the Senate IL n
session
The sun., 1915-03-17
TOURS.
sVRRo,ArE'> NOTICES.

In pursuance OF an order OF Hon. John
4. Cohalan, one ot the Surrogatas OF ths
County OF New York, notice Is hereby
given 70 all persons having claim.
against Francis Hustace ate of the County
OF New York deceased, 20 exhibit the
same with the vouchers therefor 20 the
cubs crihers, the executors, &c OF the SAID
deceased, AZ the ofi!,e o! samuel Rlker,
Jr. Number - Cedar street, in the ~
ough of Manhattan 81 the CITY or New
YORK on or before the fifteenth isv ~
S'pteaIhor next.
baied, New fork, ,hs tenth dsv Of
Mssh. 1915
EuWARp V 4 LANE
GRACE VI. LANE. Executors
SAMUEL RIKER. iR Attorney tor
Executors. ~ Cedar street New York
CITY.
The sun., 1915-03-17


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