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I 11 THE EVENING WORLD THURSDAY FE13RUAKY 25 1909 LINER DENIm BY SMASH INTO k1i GREATICE flOE Seams Opened Below the Furnesias Water Line but Passengers Were Not Told IjLL FELT THE CRASH i1 Ships Commander Kept Them i1f in Ignorance Even When Held Up by Fog The patsengers of the Anchor Line teamshlp Furnessla which docked today after being held up In the fog out I JI jIde the Hook for almost twentyfour i flhoure were sure last Friday night that they had bumped Into something about I substantial as the rock of Gibraltar i flbut fury did not lenrnjUiUI they were I jjfifiiafely ashore that the bump had dented aJin the bow plates of the esscl nnd ij il opened several seams just below the water line Capt Lunsdane kept this fact carefully concealed from the passengers as he did not believe In needlessly alarming them They were nervous enough as It 4 was when on Friday morning the Fur nesla ran Into a great field of Ice and I began ploughing through It with bulldog pertinacity of a Baltic tug Like Artlc Regions i It looked a whole lot like the regions of the North Pole that vast field of Ice which stretched out to the hither and nether horizons And here nnd there and everywhere were baby bergs Not really dangerous bergs from the looks of their stunted pinnacles and mInarets I but as It proved there was one of them i that drew a mile or to of water If It did i have a Hat top At least that was the gues of some of tile seventythree second cabin and 21S steerage passengers I All day Friday the Furnessla ploughed through the Ice doe and there Jhvere a good many minor bumps and faint Impacts When night fell tho ocean looked like an endless expanse ftof frosted mirror with Its bosom of pice rising and tailing sluggishly I The bump came about 10 oclock The jar trembled through the ship nnd cast ta good many things off centre For a tjwhlle the vessel stood still with Its I propellers churning and ripping at tons not Ice Then there was a lurch and a smooth swishing noise after which the i iteamshlp ploughed ahead as before No Panic Among Passengers There was a scurrying about of the I jfrcrcw and a few sharp orders from tho bridge Then quiet There was no i panlo among the pascengois and the 3 few of them that nslted questions ro 1 cclved laughing replies from the officers But on Saturday morning said 1 James McLewy of 1anrtekshlre Scotland i one of the pesel ers on landing I itoday 1 saw water beIng pumped out I lijof the bow and knew that we had i sprung a leak somewhere I The crew were chose as clams about giving any Information and as they I seemed perfectly cheerful about It no i one did a great deal of worrying We got out of the Ice floes on Saturday and went away at our usual gait In No Danger He Says Capt Lunsdane said that there really Jhadnt been any danger Ills log showed that In latitude 4716 longitude 4J97 the Furnessla had run into a field Lot Ice The vessel had made fairly good iCheadway through the Ice all day jnd seemed to be breaking out of the floes rtt 10 oclock at night when there was va severe bump I I sent one of the engineers Into the I i jforepeak to see If any damage had been done said the Furnesslas skIpper iVnnd he reported that whatever we lad i 1 struck had opened some of the seann at the waterline Ve changed our course fto the southard then BO as to escape from that Ice pack and before morning we were pretty well clear of It No i we didnt have to use the pumpsat least not bicau of the little opening 11n the seams of the bow That must have been a whaling big cake of Ice 1 though to dent us the way It did It After the FurnesMa had docked an ftexamination was made of the damaged vbow It was reported then that repairs 1 could be mad at the pier as the Injury Xwas not serious enough to necessitate going Into drydock 4 OAKLAND ENTRIES If OAKLAND Cal Feb SThe entries ijpfor tomorrow follow I FinST RACK Futurity court ell IngHosamo 115 GilMnl 112 Ulam Ids 112 Ace of Diamond I Warn boro 112 Edward Ormonde 109 Fat i ford 100 Minnie fright 107 Hampton Beauty 107 Tharlet lIalUftnn n7d UrlBht Sides I 01 0 orlne 107 i snrfiMl rtACC Iour rurlnnlrl puree I Itcion IIS Inflection IDs OUth 101 Indian Mall 1HA Ollli JBIIIFI lilt i Jungle Queen 17 Klan U7 hem don 05 THI1ID RACK Mile nnd tent arrl a lllnellen Vnllo 121 Atnnlo Ul Ok onle 121 OarBintua jtu Hnmanoff 110 Colbert lll Mattle Mack 111 I llroolleaf 114 tr1 107 Toll hiss 107 illdwhu 107 Dr llayir IDI I rOLKTII ItACLStx furlong Meeker Handicap Fmllry Corhelt tss Fanatic I lin llco or llnl 10 Ton Faust ins Creiilni 103 Madmin loo Charlie Do herty 110 Dl Cruxnd io oloCorhtt and Fault coupled with iJIHrtreth Pnhlll ntn Jj FIFTH HACK Mile and half lllnc Camb fn IIS tiotrue 10 Ailonu silo Orchnn 110 Menrton Ito Lcgtlc 110 Itllmnc toi riaxlcn 106 I dr lr ia Alicia 107 SOIB Wrlt 101 aemz IburjtT 103 KORO 102 I SIXTH flCEPIx furlongs pure Faint Modan Ill Early Tide 114 Lord BProvoit 114 Collator Jenup 112 Millie 112 Sahara 112 Palnwa 111 fv Weather clear Tracts luc I TAMPA ENTRIES TVltrA Fla Feb 23The entries for tomorrons macca are as fnllnws 1 FIRST KACESlr furon malJni to thrcej earolds and apuardOrowu Jug 107 Icar Marl 105 llucti Farrell Wi Ail Over HXI Quick Fprlnir ItO Carrie Elder 105 ROte Arkt IHI Black xl 107 Cot Vil lin It McCarthy 102 Ji 11AU BECOM RACB Fli furlongs putif fourarokl a ml upmrdhiaIiy iqn i3fl1 ttnl hanr In Alamo 111 Urn Sllil AUfra Tics Jail 1111 Mr1 I LtJik IDS canada 1W Platt 1Q Alrsilp IPS IIIRn nAMI ard quarter pet log thrrear ldAay Iro niiail 105 lIanhntdnn IW fold Pplrk 1W Uyion lit nrtjrht Pay lf 7 ilfllno 10T tart cf Hyacinth 110 Joe Klltrt 110 Ur boor 107 roCRTH RAC1V Mill n4 seventy jardi Mlllnt tour MroMi ml upivMil Mm ItrlEoril 10J 1l3nFe 104 taar Ethel 102 nII Volt in JuHrt Saufijr lOt Mtrrr nell HH Spunky 1 IIi Solon Shin gte JW EnlIst Trrr of Br di 00 fnrll HACK Sla fur wigs cot IU tarI esthieg three ireero Mi Dllt jf ih 1111 IM Pt AuUIrt Ks Como 107 rain Irtlnt Cnrilirpll 07 VarUtlon 100 rcetai Ira inn Itltntltr 61 JJihn A Mknra 107 AvhMt prmd lAlj KJpne ie I SIXTJI IIACI Sli forlonjn and mtr I rti 50th ru 111111001 Ihr eIlI11 ill upara i1 avninumVirTiilJa ja a icah 112 nimnap UJ lilIes Kort 12 Tru lJ 1 112 St Munit 1U lUrtut rima UL 1 TO CUT WAGES OF 240000 STEEL ORKERSAPRIL 1 Corporation Magnates Decide Not to Wait for Tariff Action by Congress That the wage of JdOCO employee of tho United States Steel Corporation will be cut on or about April 1 was the Unequivocal statement made today by a man who has Intimate sources of Information The decision to reduce wages at this early date was reached within the past few days at one of the dally conferences of the Steel magnates Meantime every effort will be made to conciliate the men who will suffer by the wage cut and thus forestall what would bo one of the greatest strikes that has over affected American Industries It was explained to the Eevenlng Worlds Informant that the Steel people have decided not to wait for Confrrws to decide on A reduction of the tariff on Steel as advised by Andrew Carnegie but to take the bull by tho horns before the national law makers have reached a decision That Is the heads of the Steel Trust will act on the foregone conclusion that the tariff will be shaved and shape their course accordingly Every hour even days delay In the adjusting of the affairs of such a vast corporation Is vitally Important wherefore the directors of the United States Steel Corporation have concluded that they cannot afford to wait for Congress to act It Is hoped thin It will not be necessary to cut wages all along the line For Instance the price of steel rails fZS a ton wlllnot be changed i consequently It possible that the men employed In tho mills where tied rails are made will not suffer a cut In wages This undoubtedly would raIse a howl among the workers In other mills whose output was affected by the cut In prices and whose wages were therefore reduced These matters will all be gone Into at great length and there will be many conferences with labor leader and committees appointed by the workers In tho various mills Just hOlT many of the steel workers are organized It unknown even to the Steel magnates themselves I Statements have been made to he ef1 fMt that only per cent of the employees of the United Stales Steel Corporation are really organized Into a union Labor men however say that such an estimate 1s ridiculous and predict that when the time comes for the organ ized steel workers to show their hand It will be found that a majority of tho IMOOOO of them have a pretty thorough organization Furthermore In view of the present crisis the labor leaders are getting busy i to solidify the entire lody of men Into i an organization that can lift a power ful volc of protest against a reduction nf wages The men engaged In this work are going about It openly too 10 aii to enable the Steel magnates to call upon them for advice as to the exact status of the labor situation When It was first thought advisable to delay the cut In wages until May 1 the suggestion was offered that this further delay would only give the men more time In which to prepare for a strike that Is It would give the agitators more time to stir the men up The less time they were given for this the less discontent they would be able to arouse Steel worker have been pretty generally regarded since the last big strike eight years ago as a contented lot of men Generally their wages were pretty high and as a great body of tollers they were prosperous Then their work was steady and dependable If It can be shown to them now that their wage reduction will be only temporary and that It will be a compara tlely Insignificant reduction after all It Is likely that a strike will be averted The very possibility of one however has shaken the financial world knocked I the prop out from under the stock market and caused a great flurry on the exchanges abroad This fact alone reveals how rcftlly strenuous Is the situation 1 PHOTO THROUGH A STOVE liD BYI URAOIOTHOR 11 New Discovery Has All Power of Radium on Diseases Without Baneful Effects NEW ORLEANS Feb IVAt last nights session of the Southern Homoeo pnthlc Medical Association Dr Bailey of the Hahnemann Medical College Chicago announced the discovery of radlotlior declared to have all the properties of radium without Its bane ful effects and to be within the reach I of people of moderate mean I It was described as being made from a certain ipecles of pitchblende of which twenty tons have been discovered near a Colorado mine with much more Insight Dr halley declared that It generates the purple ray the same which Flnsen used so successfully In the treatment I of lupus CHICAGO Feb SDr II Black mar of Hahneminn Sledlcal College today told further details of the discovery of llothor which was made public at New Orleans yesterday by Dr Bailey also of Hahne mann Medical College Dr Blaclcmar was associated with Dr Balleln makIng experiments One of the most curious experiments with the new substance said Dr Ulaokmar was the taking of a photograph through a stove lid on which some radlothor had been spread The powerful rays of this element enabled the light to pas through the Iron plate thus permitting a pnntograph of a number of pennies and other articles on the opposite tide Its basis IB pitchblende but with this element are minded others whose The Borderland OF Consumption I In tbe personal crusade ea against Tuberculosis as Dr 1 us Ander on the celc bra Light li HpccUII and leading pbjttlclau I the diagnosis treatment and 1 cure of Consumption and other Nose Tbroit and I Lung I a easd asserts tbe following facts regard Inc these DIl ANDEUSON most lures siva and merciless of all diseases Consumption is a curable dleate It can be pretexted II may be cured In any climate I Persons cured of consumption are no I longer curiosities Th reason to many cases are not cured Is because these different diseases are not I recognized In time by tho family doctor until they have begun to cause alarm Dr Anderson XLlght It the liNt and only accurate means of obtaining an abio1 lately correct knowledge ot disease of tbe chest by looking Into tbe body fly means of his XLlgbt Dr Anderson sees AT OCE whether his patient has con1 sumption asthma bronchitis or catarrh at tbe tubes from three to six months loaner tban Is poiibls by the usual neltcil exam I matins and hIs treatment Is bated upon a posltlrely correct diagnosis from the first These facts are not tbe result of a few I experiments with a dozen patients but are the result ot a success of twentytwo years I experience is a lung specialist and nine years ai Lung Specialist In Ken Turk Examination and consultation are given at this office without any cbarge sot cost of treatment Is no higher tban that ot tbe family chylcleD Consult Dr Anderson tbe leading expert Lung Specialist In Ne York Examination and consultation without charge at tbe office Went 22d st between Eth and tth ate I New York Hour 10 to Sunday i 11 to Hi Monday Wednesday Friday eTcnlngs till 8 oclock 4 I I I 4EUDWIG AUMAfN JJ TO ST 5BE 125th St nr 7th Ave ART FURNITURE and Popular Kinds dLrT at February Prices Colonial All Brass Beds like design Cr very latest pattern massive 2 in posts 3 4 in ball ends nine I in rods heavy husks fflui high grade lacquer finish LI I choice any size actual guaranteed value 535 Feby price 1 5 I lih i1 I I 1 i 1I ttn 7f for Genuine Leather 9 26 ii I P7etiU Mission Rockers like tiii1fl design actual guaranteed value 16 in selected weathered oak genuine Spanish leather backs and seats spring upholstered I We furnish apartments flats and hotels I completely from kitchen utensils chinaware I etc up to upholsteries rugs and furniture Yi Either Cash or Credit Open Sat Evenings I II i nnmeH I do not rare to dlsclow at this time Smmt of them aru mi Ire that I no keep them In a safety deposit Miult The new element while fur from being IncxpciiHlvr will ho within tho reach nf evorylioily who needi It for treatment I Its notion Is iultc an fllldent ns that of Mdluni Thero is not cnouch radium In tho ttholi world to treat all the puo 110 who necil Its cu rat Re prnpeille The thernputlc vnllio of our idlo thor or thoradX has been fitalillnhed beyond question In the fourteen non iis that we have been using It for the treatment lit disease It never tutu fatted to give relief and III nmn eases It has cured Some of tile dlsoHfes on nhlrli It aci successfully are cnnicr fiber culo i of the skin ulcers birthmarks and icrvoui affections OCEAN MAIL SUBSIDY I VOTED COMMITTEE I WASHINGTON Feb MHy vote of 10 to 7 the House Committee on Post olllces anti Post Itoads todny agreed to I upon favorably to the House the Senate bill for nn ocean mall subsidy i ItepresentntlMi Mill Democrat of Mississippi sync the only absent member of tho committee Heprdentatlxei Mm i dock of Kansas and Stafford of Wisconsin Hepubllcnns voted with the i I Democrats against the bill I SHE GOT LICENSE i AND MARRIED BUT HE PAlO THE FEE I 0 Morans BridetoBe Did All the Talking Except When He Said I Do I i Wo want to get married Quick now Wheru is tho man that does the i marrylnsT SHU coked as SHE entered the City Hall SUB was attired i in a long blue princess gown which fitted her tall slim llgure becomingly I I lie was shorter und tho top of his I high hat cninn on a level with her alnmlderR Ho trotted obediently behind taking short Mlipj while tho young wumiui took long strides In the direction of tho Cupldi bower In lice basement We lmo a tax icicle waiting neil you know It is going to cost us a dollar a minute HUH tild when Alderman Smith lined the couple up before the desk SI IK said 1 ntn Miss Louisa Marks nnd I live it No SO Manhattan avenue My husband hero Indicating the little manat least my husbandto beis Joreph Moran of No 96 State street lie Is In the Insurance business you know Hi Is thlrtynlnn and I am twentyeight Is that all you want to know 7 In two minutes tile Alderman declared time couplu man and Wife Now pay the man K1IK commanded of her brldfsioom as SHK ushered him to Cupid Pauls desk That part of the transaction at im end sin said Now we are off Dont keep that taxi waiting another moment SHE strode away Mr Newly wed bringing up the rear Ho had not uttered a word from entrance to exIt MANHATTAN BRIDGE DONEFORNE YEAR That Is the Latest Official Guess as to the Opening I of the Structure New Years Day next Jan I 1910 Is the latest olllclal forecast of the date I nhrn the Manhattan Bridge will bo thrown open to tralllc Today tho drat sections of tho Hnorlnc were pushed out from thin lowers slmultanritiiily This work Is being carrIed on by inrans of Insenlously contrived trolleys which arry tlc steel directly to the workmen as the Mooring lengthen Timers Is to be no upeeil contest between till fangs working trolls the Brooklyn and Manhattan towers The same amount of steel to be placed i In position hourly by each gang FO as to obtain a uniform weight on the cables throughout ECZEMA DUne AMIRACLE HO JUST SOUND SCIENCE Physicians now admit tbe superior Taltn of Imp0 medicines for all diseases For ceienia and other skin diseases cer talnly nothing In the world could be simpler than oil of wintergreen carefully combined with turn well known healing and anti scptla substances thymol glycerine eta Head this letter A leO yean ago ecssma covered my limb part of my body and began breaking out on lilY faio I began using oil of wlnterzrMn mlied llh thMiiol sill Klycerlnn In IX 1n IKrlptlon Lei flo bottlea and win curl siiuml anil well My druggist said It looked almost 11 lie miracle to him but he tilnlnril to ino thiit the use of this oil of win trrttrf nut jut sound sclenoA That hOI been almost a nor mo and Iso no signs of the Ulaea returning My skin Is Just as tp ant nice is II 0 ever was MIlLER Smlthvllle Mo Such a wonderful txperlenco we feel speaks for Itself Write for free sample bottle direct to thl i Laboratories Dept 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