The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
November 1, 1905

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IllGU TWO CENTS 1 V VOL LXXIIINO 02 NLT YORK EDNESDAY NOVEMB I 1905 oPululd Inn 11 Thr 81111 Jrlllllllil and JlIblihfno imeallon i PRESIDENT SLIGHTLY HUR1TPLAT IWl I TPLAT II KM IVW SIlOfLIHlTil Til KM VII t IIYWWCut V Cut hy ilnin When thl 111011 mill Iha I Knpnrta Struck HouuiM IIKI NMother ntJothr I 1 Mother IllnillniK In hlnllol11Alldrl i Addrpfu to trrw of he ttcil VlrnlnlWASHINCITOX i WASHINCITOX Oct 3tThom was somihint hint doing off tlio Atlnntlc and Culf ooasalmost tHulmMt almost from tlio moinotit Unit IreHldnlHooHoell Roosovelt disappeared frll public Iowat F nt Now Orleans last Thursday night Inli If ho rcnolied the Washington Navy Yard II iOp A noon today Tim Interesting oveiitH lit gnn with tho collision httw1 thu llhthouHo I house tender Magnolia whlrh was rr I lug tho President to tho mouth of the rlr I t JOI Vov Orleans nnd III fniit steumtJHpnrtn JHpnrtn Tlio tnalii story of Ihl rollhdn I was tolc in tlio 111 despatches hit thE I10lt most Important feature of Ihe nceidet I V 11 not I noun except to twoor throe 101 IIn r rttis tilt t lifter t tie Presidents ulrllalhfI hfI Whn the Magnolia nnd the Fsparlstni I a stni Mr Kootiivcll tired out by tho Ir rns strenuous experiencis In New UiI I ms wit disrobing hi hs s1 Icrool10 rpuatury lo turning In The shoe wn r rent hnlthn lTh1lt VT throw I I inly aiaiiiit a window lout nl out on thodl dec n lib lioil and sluvil i madeclini a u clini hJln through tho Vn I jv siitterintho I tho gfiu ij every dir not In ci dish it occurred U the Irhlent that I ttii Mara Ihfi had cither truck a nolid olMnotlon Mnotlon in Iho bed of I lie htiram or had iC C MiIod with nruher oisol Fortunatetho tho lyir pieces of glass from the wildow Idil did 1 ct ttrllie the Presidents person II any I ny to inflict Injury and Mr Roohevol1elrod 1elrod hirmelf hail to Ihl cabinTiff Tiff IKKSIUKXT CUT IIV OIAKStie I tie discovered blood on his garmentolnust olnust before ho felt any pain hut it toohim Ihun l iIIII him only r few momnrtt to ascertain thaI the cuts which ho had got about the armend Iand I1hml and boulders were mere scratches although though they bled smartly for I few mluuteiIhe 1 he Provident had helped himself to hifeet IfNt feet nnd ascertained theo fiits by tbtime time Secretary Iioeb in its undorclothinniul niul Surgeon General Rhoy attire not doKrtbed i Krtbed appeared on tho scene nlthouglthey I they had lout no time in rushit g to his roonto to assure themselves of his hafety MrRoosevelts Roosevelts own idea was that the slighcutw Iltl Iinp ltl were indicted while he was withdiawing log his head and shoulders from the windovby Ihy by piece of glass which ttill lemainod In Ithe the tnsi Ho watt sure tutu he was 10t Ielen even scratched by his plunge through tin igloH glass The scratches were HO slight thlt I the President turned in and welt to sleep 1 short lima after the accident a en refitexamination I rcu examination having first lun made by OrKixey I KixeyTako Toke the Presidents word for it Il if IH ns well in oveiy resfect us ho over was in tuB Jlfe anti ho never looked healthierWhen I When ho walked down the gangplank from it the Doll hln s deck today bin face al I t andy bronze by exposure to him unirindii IRlndl I rindii and bo was the ictuie of liealtland and hysical activityFrom From the moment the President welt alioard the armored cruiser Wet Virginiaflagship flagship of the fourth division of the xeconccruiser cruiser squadron of the North Atlantiitleet tleet he manifested the keenet Interest ireverything everything iieruining to that vessel unttho tho other ships of the squadron Afteitour tour Hliipn had joined her northward of Hatterns the West Virginia took the beatof of thl tine and the others followed in hoiwaxe waxe and none of them had any difficultin I in maintaining the fast pace net for themby J by tho HngnhippREamnNT pREamnNT NOT HIASICKJupt I Just before leaving ATomphls for NTowOrleans Orleans last VeJneslay one of the inenv S lorl of the PrehiJetitrf party on the Irijthrough through the South asked Mr Iloo evellif I he expected to he heasick during thmS S voyage from New Orloaiw to the Virginiaraj raj e Hie President smilel broadly ahe he wildWhen When did I ever go to sea that I wawilveaoifkv veaoifkvNeverthelthS toalrtfIprtbpk NeverthelthS ho wan agreeably diiavI I ointed for ho felt no illness from the timoIII bo omburlied on the West V irginia unli IIJnnded landed at the WoshliiRton Navy Yard Everlifter lifter the squadron picked up the stiff northrfiiter 1111 late fnturday night the I rc41 dent 1 HK so free from Keaxicltnesi that ho spenitail tlly all the time on deck oxcupt m tluIscnmg Iscnmg which he pahfed either ui loading log or in chatting with tire otllrernI ndiv and Haturrlay were beautifuilavs ilavs at sent und the President thoroughrnjoved rnjoved them Saturday evening he dinecWith With the wardroom officer Hear Admiralltronson ltronson and apt Arnold being also inlted ited to join the mess on that occasion Iwal V was a jolly company and at the close of tinfruM fruM the lual Sweetheartrt and Wiveswas was drunk according lo the Saturday night oistom on shuts of war while at sea Ortho thin other eveningf the President dinocwith with the Admiral in tho lattors cabin twror of the being inited o three of tho offeer Suit ited a each meal When the squadron met the northeaster t fqlaern off the Houtheastern oust the Presidentfor for fom being seasick was in bis elementS S iiKKn TIM PAKT curIn In tho daytime ho constantly romalnedon on cither the forward or after bridge withtho tho Admiral or tho Captain and the palewas was never 10 tiff for his complete enjoyment ment The Admiral on two or three occasions Ions lowed down to ift knots which WIHn n good rate of pcod even for armor dcrulrrR I cruisers on n Tiriso but usually the speed was 20 knots oven while running againsthead head winds Mr HooHOvelt made no suggestion gestion that tho shifH should slow downIn In fact he would lime been glad to sec themkeep r keep the faster rate hut Admiral Riownsondid did not deem i prudent to run constantlyagainst against hrad winds and high seas at morethan than IS knots srrt d Tho Keaiparge wheniho iho returned to this country from the coronation t nation review in English waters attemptedto to make high speed under similar circumstances 4 to thotrial stances but was obliged abandon trial The four cruisers which nrrhedin in Chesapeake Roy yesterday broke allformer former records for long distance steamingunder under adverse conditions of wind and Kenand and tho President expressed his admirationin in enthusiastic termsWhile While on board the West Virginia MrRoosevelt V Roosevelt explored every part of tho shipwith with a view of learning all ho cquld abouther her construction and operation Ho wontdown down into tho fro room and tho engine roomund und he wont inside the big gun UnrotHnnd and Inspected thl magazines Tho firoV V room crew made known their wish thatthe k the President shovel some coal Into thoContinued Continued on Sixth Page TIIl IIUO llIIW TIic IriHlilcnl Appoint I 111 RI Hlrlllorto to F j Y PalmerWAHIIISOTON WAHIIISOTON Oct aiArmouncemcwan wan made at tho Wblto House today 1hatIho the President hail appointed OhariosHlllllngH AHtlnK HlllllngH of lloston 1ublio Printer of tho 15 tilt 01 HtntiM Tho appointment will tokoIfecl effect tomorrowMr Mr StllllngH now resides In Now York city whero ho mniugcr of tho PrinterHoard Hoard of Trade Ho l 32 yearn old ulc inns boon engaged In tho printing buinofor for sixteen yearn havliiR entered tire prining ing olTlperf hU father In Boston whenboy a boy For a tlmo ho was employed an maitiger tiger of the Washington Printers HoardTrade ofTrace Trace and wit I Ia hero duvoted himself to I a study of condition II the OovcrnmeiPrinting I Printing o fm of whleli h now tenanthead headMr Irlrc Mr Hlllnll wan appointed wltboi rr Kard to nolllical infliiencu althouijh tho I I assent to 1114 selection of U MiuisachiisotlHpimtorx Hpimtorx Iodgo and rune was obtalncby i tine President Hi had the by Iroldent Ihl bighoilrofoisionil Irofiolli I lrofoisionil rndoruoiuents PreslderHoosevelt I Hoosevelt eercNed I ht greatest care Ineloltnj Ideddo selecting a now Publld lrl lit or and did nol IHIt deoido upon Mr Stilingi until thoroughlsatisfied satisfied of the plof i ll prutesxional anc oxeeutive of the oxpeltIe ability latterTho Tho father of Mr Stilling 11 well knowfit fit Ion of Hoston and was i tIJ lit ii itt OeiiiiiCl oi the stair of tho Into Jon Hlacluar wheithe tl1 Kttcr vnH olnlI1 in chief of Ihnr1111 iriind Ann of tho Hepublk1The The fUowill a ilnti t omit I facts conceniinMr House Mr Ktillin tontRhtMr s wero given out at tine WhitHouse i SlillingH wax connected for years with11m tho IrillltlStilllng PIVSH of Bust iti Ho iIH IH trill nil Ktr Cf the id liters Hoard of TduIJf of New York for about two years and waalso also secretary of tlioTyK thotx of WnshiiiRton IIon ton He war also indorsed by SenateLodge IocRt and Senator Lrano and In nurneroulargo largo printing bouses including TbeodorIj Ij DeVinno V Co Itogers A Co of Chicagand and Now York the Methodist Hook Concerttho Ith tho Mudge Prusd of Hi ton and othersIJ iI I IIIml I iJIJITS Am icr ro FILIPIVOStrir II rnut VtncrlcaiH niul Hfloonirraiillul 10rlnCaJIIHI V raiillul He Tells Tliemifflul ifflul Cable lirsprch 10 Tit SIS1SII MANILA Oct V 31 A popular banquet wngiven given hEr tonight in honor of Ciov Wi ightwho who will soon return to tin United StatoThoru There were 3V guests Speeches wermade made by two Filipino n Spaniard 11 Englishman and two Americans all of whorpxtolled pxtolled ov Wrights administrationGov Coy Wright said that he and his colleague Iwst cflortH for all thpeople hod exM n led their Inurl ul people They had not departed frcnPresident President McKinleys instructions leaddc idded hat Ito political epoch hindIn ondoin In face of the industrial problems confronting fronting them Tbo most suspicious Filipimhould IIhouId hould trust the AmericniiM and wolcoiivforeign I foreign capital to the Elands Ho nude nItronp t rang plea for commercial stimulationIn In conclusion ho saidMy My purpose in going homo besidejotting jotting I ret is to advance measures for thibenefit benefit of the islands I qtpect to rItnnrr in six mont tis1Itl irt itriK o IUl iirMlitakr IIq tale II tl goal s SciuU inlEt mmd I oil 111Irllllt Freight Trnlns ToeetliiTspfrui spfrui Ctttilr l tspati la THY SrsPANAMA PANAMA Oct 11 A serious oollKiotoccurred occurred yeterdny afternoon on the railroad road curve near Has Obispo between a contraction I traction train on which wero a numlief of laborers returning to their homes Ind ufrplght reight tril Tho conductor ann engineeif of the construction train were killed amibout ibout eighteen of tile mel were injuredlome lome it is thought fatally The accidentS Is repotted to have hell due to wrong siglulling lulling The road is completely blockedThe The accident cmisod considerable ecitenent nent as it in the flrt one of thl kind in IheI I ilstory of the canalSecretary Secretary of War Taft is due to nnmicre I here tomorrowvortirt I vortirt rsilorllilni rCmrSlurlllu Slurlllu otis tu I in Ito Prince liarleof or DeiiiiinrltSpecial Special Cdblr lit flnirli lo rink SCSCfWlASII Chars mAN S Oct HIC Hauge oxSecetaryof etaryof theHwedishNotweglun I egationaiAaxhlngton I Aaxhlngton has been appointed Norwogiaihurg hurg dAffulresad interim at WashingtonThe The Storthing by a vote of N7 to 10 haunhorsed unhorsed tin1 Ooveriiment to invite Prinotharlw harlw of Denmnrk to become King olSorwny Sorwny on condition that u referendunndorhes ndorhes him 7117 11 VKHMfi fI1UTWInl Inl a Million IVojili Cine tine KlreelK IiSee See the Halloween IaraileThe The Halloween celebration In Newark nst night was n most extraordinary demonitration itration I passed entirely tint of tinontrol ontrol of the committees in charge amho ho police wore almost helpless in handhnphe he enormous crowd that massed on Droneitreet tl 110rOUl maJee Jlreet I was with thE greatest difficultyhat hat fhe paradory forced their way throughho ho crowdsOrganization Organization was not effected until 93Cclock ocock and it took two bourn und a halfor for the procession to pasw through the crowdn I In the centre of the city whom tho x oplevoro yore massed Tho pnrndo was IntorcHtingn In ever respectTho I Tho allegorical floats were splendid nndho ho iniiHkors in line had every conceivableOstume i Ostume but the crowd wan HO donno at theiiisiness I iiisiness centre that little could bo Keenxcopt i except from second story windown Half a million people were concentrated withinmde seat on the four grandtnnds a mile Every Rll prndI I and window privileges tnnds wns filled priielcAold flanes old nt S 5 Accidents wore nnticipatoditit hut only threo or four occurred nnd theyiere were trivialFor I For hours after the rnrnde was overho i ho streets were crowded with merrymakers makers Everybody was in the best ofmmor humor and confetti and colored ribbonsittered ittered tho streets A dozen dunces wereeld reid after the parade and every one of theialls I rails afer crowded The King of thoamival erowcf amival wins 0 Albert Onsser the Mayorsecretary I ecretary nnd bin wife wits tine QueenNo No such crush over occurred in thisountrynH I ountrynH lint at Broad and Market streetnihiring hiring tho parade When it wau overitizens I itizens voluntarily acted JIH pollen and tookure I cltzenl tho women and children protectingliem them from the hustling crowds and Mheltorig calm and doorwayi Ing them In Clhl I i rti sijrs n VTKiiiMi rcnnpiili Workrntoil Cornpitt ciirv of Nvllonh Iirlenilntr I rntoil National Mocnilnu nt lioston lorI ocmhcr V idrriorlrtu I riorlrtu c Cubs vl I SAVANNAH Iivp e v Tucvay ft rcrldl 1 k Snturday ilrr 35 Xnrlh Illvcr I MAYOR POINTSTO THE BUDGIiSK1 iSK1 tlKnMA1IKIlHlfi TOJrmw J I mil HIM III IJflIT UKS IOi Im IlimnliiR for No Otllee limit HmtMujnr or18Or Mujnr HIA McClellsn to llarlpllr V 1111 NpeakH TwIN nil lltll lulnntl Mllli the Aid or the SIII IVriMayor Mayor Mcflullans speaking tour InHtnlKht night was limited to two speeches in 11 hitttun and two In Itlrihi mood The trHlof of tho Manhattan speeches ho delivered It nrprelnlote representative gathering of GennanAmeicans cal in tho Grand Central Palace All rOHe anti cheered as the Mayor entered the hall 11111 have come to ask you very frnnldfor for your support he bald I come deolngII II facts not fancies dealing in acts 101 promises asking you to judge mo by whalI 1 havt been ablo to accomplish asking yti OUto to determine from my let as Mayor hoyou you smith vote For tire hmt fortnightbftvo Ihnvu bftvo I Ltrii speaking of lie budget and IhetlX tax rateToday Today the Board of lOstlmato made upIhe the budget for thu coming year undwant 1wnnl want to tel 01 borne of tho fact it cnntalus toll You GTinaiiAmericnns are astally va ilal tally hlllltC II t Ire prosperity and hitprnes nes of the city 0 any other citiens roulre are indict rious and patiiotiu and yoipride pride in your city is second to none Thstatement statement was piepared by my distinguisirtcut cut Ina grin Mr Irout und tannin icmnniudit Illollec by the Boiinl of Est I n nra to as It IIllnwnt htitement to tho people I consider It atrult 4 trult I campaign document as trims beol IHimI for 1 lilt is in riot in inn g but facts ulc funrt that do not lie The increase in thehudgo budget will not Increaso lire tax rateIKouiug IKouiug creeriJiho Tho Mayor gave a synopsis of the budiiKhowtng Khowtng tin groat amount appropriated forhuol hchool improveni3nt Ill ho doclartthat that the budget provided more than enougcoats coats for ni the children unto was greatapplal applauo TliH is imply a businet proposition II 0 I ansi rmes mel the Mayor continued aleI I I al you to judge of me as a business mal1lllY nnd my record II I buinessadministratio I dont ask any man to voto for me out ofnlilelt sent irnerit ur becutie I inn I Democrat urbloau because lie is a DemocratIt I has been suggestecl that I have juslbogln b gun apiMiiillHjf to thi citixin of lWI I York as oitlzons and that I am frightenoAs As 1 mater of fact ever since I have heoli i Mayor of New V rk I have been nppealiito to citixena n crdl s of party racecreed orlld creed and they hr ve given me their supporIf If you hot iL V that I have not done myduly duty a an honest man ought to cl it thenI I shall not take issue with you if you otoajainsl against mo but if you believe that I halotried tried to do my duiv as tin people of NoYork York me entitled that I should try if 01 ohue that I have tried to give this citylean I lean decent economical iuinn i fist rat iurn thpl I say follow the dictates of your itntclcncoH tclcncoH not Ijecause you ate DemoTaljr or Itepublicans but Incause you ate hOlelI iiictt and loyal New YoikersTho I Tho Mayor went from tiro tirnnd ContnPalace Palace to th Star Casino lOih street andLCin Lexingt in avenue where more than 0pcople Hople were eagerly uwuitmg his arrivaTheyebccird Thel ice rid him for fle minutes 1 came here intending to ask for youkotes kotes hC said but I see that it U nuueeciary I ueeciaryYouve Youve got Ihuml yelled Ihl crowdYoull Youll be the next iovenior cried lneIlnlhulo nthiisiatt I I am running for the ofico of MayoraldColMclelUiiiaiidforiio I aldColMclelUiiiaiidforiio other olrlrvAfter After telling his midientii that he wishr to tie judged by his record the Mayoaid i aid thnt ho did tint want to ilcttnct froihi Ilh credit of tory one or to diminish In anway I way tbo ciedil given to Mr Low for titmprovemfnti I i mprovemfnti s siiKgestfd t iii ring the forlr tier llmlllsl ration Hut aid rlrr nor 1 cilia n whillt t he previous a nun i ii i4t rat ttn I made pr mie rte have accompli hod reulls Whit hdealt dealt II theoiits we have done thingsA A year from now eeiy street turk Incpublc iniblic building in Now York wile lighteibj bj the citys own plant I dont want you to think that I CI tin nng about the millennium or make XovYork York I heaven on earth I only hopetlut tlut at thu end ii my term Ni w York wie le a liulo bitter than It 1 now If I lllIrinp Irinp that u hOlt I wi I I satisfied I The Mayors tour on Sta 1 Island earln in tho evening was biik Ho crotsom I on the 7 oclock boat and the boat did theI I rip on schedule t j rue and behaved Hplenhilly I hilly He had not been expected at tinienmn ienmn Club mom Lit Stupleton Intihflr I ifter s oclock and the roiincciuenco waihat hat the Democrats came to the hull I I heI Olin when they heard that the Mayor hatirrived I irrived The chairman didnt get thenn on time and us the Mayor couldnt wai I he spoke without an introduction Afteiulking lultnp about Itici union I 5 part in the budet get tho Mayor saidI I I have been moro or less criticised durIng ng this campaign and I think whenipeak II I ipeak of criticism I can say rather monban ban lessI have been criticised as claimtig Inp ns the right of my administration wlmiiroporly I properly belongs to my predecessor Thither other day at tho opening of tho Statersland 11811nd ferry my friend Mr Cromwellvho who through excess of partisan zeal is doling ling his best to defeat tIre Democratic ticketaw aw fit to bring into tho ceremony partloliticH loliticH and to Kato that the great achievenent I nent of this administration the Statersland sland ferry was initiated by my predec I c Ior Mr LowAs I As I matter of fact tho moment thatonolidation onolidation came into effect tho people of Richmond made up their minds that theyiere iere going to have a now condition In ferryervlce ervlce that I they were going to have aecent I ecent ferry service and they began agltatig ing In 1807 They got promises plenty olromlses promise nothing but promises Throughout I thB first six yearn of the cltys historytuten I tuten Island was fed on promises Allcan I can claim Is that while I did not make anyromlso romlso I did make good and I did givoou I you the ferryTbo The Mayors speech in tho Union Operalouse louse West Brighton was alons tho linesf I d his Stupleton speech He got a flnoelcomo elcomortr rtr svmw IKTS 3allforimla nwlornll aliromla Court SeiuH Third CrouUnlto 1Ihlltor to PrisonSAX SAX FtiANCinco Oct 11Stnto SenatorJ f J Kmmotis convicted of receiving I hrile to influence building and lom associaon lion legislation was sentenced today tovo Ihl yearn in San Quentin prison This is I tho third of tho State legislators who haveoen hcon sent to prison for accepting lribe t V I TO i o HIWMI VJFIltIn WIIIII Ilit nt 1O to C11 on MeCIInn I Inn Prom 2 Ia to 1 to i toI iJnromo Jerome became a still stronger fllorilon I In tho lntt t lug on tho curb market yeHIrI I day The odtln lungthctiod until tire JeromoHIportfrr supporters wero putting up money at 2 toTlo I Tin odds ranged between 10100 and 10 10 5oi all day Tho largest bet recorded was onnludl mado by A Sondhelm win put up 1000I on Jerome against I I Hliimioims Ouoo I on the field Houuman Jr to placed 1uOnn on Jerome ngaltmt 1 Scliwedi 700 on IhoI I Hold Several smaller hot wore madetho atII the Hiunn odds Offew wero made onJernleH II Jeromes plurality but no bets were placeOdds Odds on lcCloh Ian fluctuated considerblv blv but sbowod a tendency to lengthcOne One bet of 18000 on MaClellan at odil ofa a to 1 h3tod I to lengthen tl1 betting Mrof tI of tho bets recorded wine at shorter oddOno I Ono hot of S 2SOO to tl000 was miracle Ildolotblr another of 2f0U to tlOOOwiiOHs wiiOHs 1nnI i 1 1PIt1SOt Nut tl Hcpulillciiii hut Ilal 11 UN 111olnl Hotml IrlcntkIteplylng Iteplylng to 1 statement from tl I viilrtiidttriartmitni htad iinrtors that Mr MiClellan WitS H nlli i ing out an apiionl to Ueiiublicans to suport i port him John I OBrien aid e lfdlY that tho only letters of 1 political oliuruotiwhich 1 which the Mayor hail tent out wero nl i dressed to mel of his personal aciiualntancand I and were sent to them as friends am IotI as Itiimbllcatis or as DemocratsThe The following 1 a typo uJ t lie Idler refelT I felT I M DIAII Mil I alt vr mllhtola tu ui your earnest siippoit In IhlIIllol fur inysilf 1 risk uf 1 frictil that he enhis 1hi his vote for me If I believes that mv 11111111t1 entitles me II Ills sipiiort I have film hil m niular knvcrniiiiiit If 1 Itt jllllllly hy what I liai d ni I hal nut i 111111 I ifdifcatril hit inr nppolliiitssivtt to Pnntnilcm i a virJIct br ill othor than llinoi wlilHholll sliiiuUl entir 1111 tint call i 1 IheiniMits 111lt iniMits of uociiil anti polillrnl mlinconnl mini IldI1Jlli prijuclict hll lireii iirnaiil1d 111 Illtforlof Jf the ellion of vain and iluhiiiu irumii 1111 lion is to lo liciUnl iti Itit issues creattby by tin opposition Ih1 we an to lumiliitwiiii liitwiiii n cnrisiltiitliiiinl uoverninent anilferin II ferin of Kiiviriiiuiiit that is ns imhflereiil IiaH I lit ns us it U rirkltss of eiiiiseiiienee4Tli Tli political foriiiiKs of injstiir nr of IIYothr dllifr cHtulidiiti tin1 temporary iius iiiipower of1111r power from nun nr III fnnt lolll 111rIIIHI to tin utliir Ilifve are nr small iminirtainheside I titnnn It olnrliresptr unominnnt heside till larger quimiiill otlUI ni I ptr niial ominnnt ties it rtucn the seeurilol yt ol our cttv and our nntimiIor Ior Irene rousiins I itl that I nay fulrl ajipeal to VDU fIr vnur taInt und 1noiorittiaijmhk aijmhk yotir Irind Your viry trilRlll Rlll III1C lVS BK171 SO CIV U 1 Anil nlinl IKi Sujs Senator Mexciof of tbe as In rstlsati rSenator Senator Frederick C Stovein of Atticwho who was chairman of the Senate gas invetigating tigating oommitt last spring was at tlFi Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday and he IIclI I few words to say as to who defeated tlM M cent gun bill recommended by Ihf RloI veils corn rid I Icelcst Itsf Rummer Senator Stesens nlit I I made i very plnln lo althnt HepnllllSlatol Senators at Albany were responsible forI I the defeat of the ho font gas bill Tlniwas was a great hiI mm mini cry I cal I ninili1 thatI I stat eru nnt Hut I told the truth and 111ttllll telling tho truth now when I sir that WlI I had tlirtvsix Senator ten to iiinand and we could have pusod the So cent 1hil ibill I bill very easll lUc it is all humbug ITI nonieiue to put tin1 rosixmsibilitv unvwhere where txcept whore it lieloims The tllltlll teen Ito ilmlicamrSnunrt cr5 who voted a llltIw the MInt gas bill are res tnnnsi I ito for thedefeat defeat of the bill old nobody elseSLiiTiis i SLiiTiis iriTT c I 11I I I CotiiKrl for the ArmstrongWilliam 111111Unl1 Ihimggell h Csjhl I Unl1 1tcIWiill William I Truejtlale and John W Audiinoloss i inoloss the two lemaimiiK trustees on thoI I Mutual Lites in vest att committeefaile faile yesterday to name the trustee whoi is to tin ke the place on the committee lefacan vacant by thin refusal of nUuglmni H Morrito to servo Mr Truesdnle und Mr uchinloss loss confened yesterday with several ofnlhlr inemben of thMuluiilV llio other indooiidont melberl I MuluiilV govornituc board but no unnouncurneiit rneiit was made of III mimes under conderation i deration I is txpectid that the IhlrtI I man will surely be chosen todav arid IhlttlS tlS will then be taken without dell 10ntlin retain counsel Among the lawyer winnave I nave been mentioned anJosejih H ChouteIt It was reported yesterday that detectivemvo mvo been tiailing Chalk 1 Hughes chieouiisol ouiisol for tire Ani trong committee foevend evend days They lme it is said leonltching ltching his bouse have follower binlown i dOn town to his otlicn nnd maintained IeaIIIS ceaseless vigil outside until ho leaves ltI I night Who has hired the detectives uhadow hadow thi chief counsel is not knownMutual I Mutual Life officers denied ernphatioalljobterday obterday that they engaged any detectheuHWTS Imwo WELET n Tit iThiiI1ItlnOCl Vliicl COlt Illicit Troin Unen rex toTIIr Take Ills TutcmpIame Iame N Abeel walked into JudgoIcMahons IcMahons court in CJeneral Sessions yesterlay lay and announced that bo was ready 10TO ervo his HcntonceAbeel Alice is thin young man who posed IHJ J Ogdon Ooelot Inc courted EleanoiViuerson Anderson who was I telegraph operutorit at the Orand Hotel After a long trial hncOIlclecl vas convicted of forgery In the third degreen In writing a letter of introduction purportng ng to be signed by a Western Union officialho I fiie conviction won affirmed by tho Courtif of Appeals last week Aol hOI been outin on 5000 bal furnished by Edith Mockwitl Ninetieth street Ho has leotinanaglng of 20 West lleteth stret 1111 blonmangll nanaglng his fathers oil plant nt Wacoex I TexI Recorder Goff sentenced Abeel to thoClmirn I Clmirn Reformatory Ho may got out inhlrteen I hlrteen months or stoyfor tho maximumicnnlty icnnlty for his crime five yearsitS It4VKEIIS rnisTfi SLA Sit IPtore Gtorll W CoHdry May Ille From IOM ofIIimmotlflronreti Illtiod nrooieil her Sons IllneirOriBAT OriBAT DAnniNoniN Mass Oct 3ifeorge ONe W owdry of Canaan Conn pre ilont lont of tho Canaan Savings Dank was ilinoverod overod by his wife in his homo this mornig ig with his left wrist sloshed with l raorDr Dr John O Adams was called Ho foundIr I Ir Cowdry so weak that ho has romninodt t tint bedside all day It is doubtful if Mrlow low dry will recoverMr Mr Cowdry is 50 years old and tlionk I cink of which ho bus been ptesident forDvenil I Dvenil years is prosperousMr Mr Cowdry has been brooding over thecrious I crious illness of a favorite 60nI

I c THOMPSON MURDERER IS DEADIW IW II CUT HIS Tiinovr irriTIllIXU TIllIXU TO KILLIlelllui 101lelln Ilelllui Inn llnlel St lamiH Wai WRtclulh li IWeotlvti Irorn OUllotlal 1Iol Hull and Akliid llomrn I He Hl0ullI IleelHd Time for Similar CrlrrJacob I Jacob 1 Thompson the exchange ediorof fourIn of the Now York TimtH who was In huts loom nt tho Hold Ht James In WeHtFortfrh Fortyfifth street oti tire moring orHeptfn Seplombor i with his skull fractured Win1rdord murdered the police hel love by RlchaHannibal tho hotwho Hannibal a negro bellboy In holllwho who died yesterday afternoon In HooseuHospital HospitalTho Tho police think that Hannibal conmilled I milled sukido after attempting to hil hili mistress si on tho morningOctober ofOelhcI i 11 111 a negress momilp October s The basis for the police belefhnt lint liimiibul mutdoied Mr ThorpMonnre mini that he showed a large sum of momtwo two lays after tine I rueI that he wafIery committedsimilar aImlal very nervous and that ho commited similar crime of assault nnd robbery aII though ho didnt kill his victim in NrJurioy I Jurioy toll years agoAfter After tho police mado up their mlndlI I thnt Mr Thompson had heel trill rulmtrensecruni several days after every oman else had beeneolIn cimvinnd of it Dutectivo HI Sergeants lntoyald and McCafforty began to watch the moviments ments of I lit mmii tat I When iuitit tloiied hootrtod asserted iris innocence and tried to thrwHIHpieOI suspicion on another rung noI I I fri ni rr I bun staved at thl hotel for almon 1I I n mouth and thru went to thu Hotel Hanl llnfuol In West Tottyflfth street tu I waite l Hi was employed th1 until the night ofOctnhpr October IM when he called on Mamln WbSOl who lived at HOI West Thirteighth a iiegies 11111 11 IHt ti IIpn stieet Hannibal had been 1inj in a lgr boarding hoiio at JOlWest Thirtseventh seventh strtpt Kept by Mrs Walcotthisterlnlaw aItrInIlw histerlnlaw of Jot Wiilcott the priilighter lighterHatiiiilal Hatiiiilal look Mamln Gibson to n resoin in West Kurt let I street and stayed Ihorfor for tl nighr Ent thy in tha morning thoays negress says she noticed that Hannibihad lad n I nig ktiifo n his hand She lkEdI him wh t he was going to do with ItI I I Do i and do uiVMlf ho wild taborShe I Ill iktui him for time to got somothinto to eatAll patI I All Bill he said but i is the lustoul youll gt to pot Then Ill says he loft tho room and HhElpped slipped out She ran to 1l1 home In Thirt jeighth eighth tree without waiting to getIl drc sd He followed her there mini Irledtn to maxo peace She told him that Ihe101Icr wotildr leaC anything more to do withhim him Then he jabbed the knife into berllrolt tbroit and she run in out of t hI houseA A few minutes later Hannibal jumped outof of tho window to thu hack yard When thololl1 police nnd ambulance doctor arrived thofound loll1 Ine found lint his throat had been slit IlmoBtfrol I from ear to ear He licensed the Gibsowoman woman of cutting him but she denied it i Ho never seriously denied that be bed cIII I her Then the detectives got busy They1aTIII learned from Mrs Walcott tim hHI woman and another negress that twilights 0aflr nights after Mr Thompson was murdereHannibal i Hannibal showed I rol of money twn1f fifty dollar bill evernl tens and a nunibeof i of liver He alo had another rollHe tt never said that II had killed MlThompson I Thompson but he mentioned to the womeI hut he was suspected and asked their advicas as to whether he should flee or stay anfnco face Ihl music They told him that hnwould would bl suspected a great dell more if hnI I for Ht l rame very nervous anil beggetlin lint women if he got into tumble to stainby by himAfter A for Hannibal was taken to tho hospitul pill the detectives tried to get u stateinent inent from him but were itn uccessrulDr Dr Dullois of tho hospital says he thinkHannibal Hannibal was crazy In one of his luciimoments moments Hannibal again accused Imo Gibson son woman of stabbing hill and then stabbing lung herselfShe She has recovered from her wound amIs Is locked up in the West Side court pii onWhen When hl is arraigned todav I formachargo chargo of having murdered Hnluihnlwil will bo made against hurWhen When the police begun to look up Hanuibals uibals record they found that it was n batiin iin He camo to this country from GuianaSouth South America about forty years ago amwns of bis associatei wns Known among HOle ils West India DickIn In August 100 he broke into the roonjf jf Georgt A P Kelsey tire proplretoit of the Colt or HOI at Long branch chokeiiilm iilm stole his watch u Miisoulc charm cm rid M5 M5Mr Thompson was choked before hewas was killed I itt wns an old man and so wntMr Mr Keley II addition both men currleIheir their wallets in the inside pockets of theiiivuictcoats ivuictcoats Iho amount of money in Mrrhompsons rhompsons walt is believed to have hlel 480 Hannibal was arrested in this city for 11Iipll veliey crime Semi t back ane pleadediiilty iiilty tu rid served three years Ho cum maei 10 this city again last Jan nry and sinceben ben hn had chewed off 1 Chinamans earmd md chased another negro through the streetvith with a revolverMr Mr Thompsons watch was Molen buto o far tho police hno not got many trace oft i It was not found umonl HannibalsTeds I Tedsnosrov nosrov Ut TO hELl JiIIiiiImmttltsliers Mllillsliers Ueuite Tlidr tsncnl AihertlMuKSpaee Spaee In Tine sun to That HurKThere I There Is I striking advertisement on thoook i book page pf Tin StN today in tho spaceisually isually taken by John W Luce A Co ofJoston I Joston to announce their recent publicaions decided that thopace tlonf Luco t Co have decldlc I pace this week will do more good if deoledto to urging the people of New York to votoor for William Travers Jerome Next weekfter fter tho fight has heel won Luce A Cofill wi give attention to tho books neglected for the good cnusoTho Tho fight is not for Mr Jerome per onlly lly nay the publishers or for the peoplef of Now York alone i Ism thE interest of thodiolo diolo countryActor Actor Fmrrnlimn has n SonA A buby boy arrived at the homo of Mrnil Ilcl Mrs Faversham iu Knst Seventeenthtrcol trcol last night Mrs Favprnham who II known on the stage as Julio Opp is doingicolyas icolyas is thin boy according to the doctorIhr I Ihr irate if thr alllI I tho Tmntlilh riiturj Ilrnlud hun iinurrnnmnm I Mn hrlwrcn Nf tonk rind Chlrnrn liv Ilii work trltn Itntml llnri tioiii SV a Yurk 33fi P Mrrlvr I trOT U CHIracu bJ melt luurnln n nllili IldeU wc 5 VV I 1111 IWMAXDS Ill 110 I Prutiilup or oncci loni Met niih HIP rlllor or foo lnte IHt Ht tila Cable Deipatth lo mini SONHKI HKI IKOKOHH Oct 31 Chaos relgihoro hero tonight The town Is In dar netho tho polo have gone on strike and thotroopl troops declare that they will not fire on thepoople peoploCitizens Citizens met this afternoon anti resolvito to demand tire cessation of Russian opprOlon proKglon the resignations of tho Governiand and Senators and tho formation of anaUonl tlonal assembly to which all classes wihle have tho right of elect lonnA A delegation went to Goy Obolennand and presented the demands The OOYom I omor replied that he had just recelvta I a telegram from HI Petersburg regnrdlrtho tine summoning of the Diet and the ah1lltlon lltlon of the dictatorship decrees Meatwhile while heralds outside the palace infonmtho I 1 the vast crowd that had assembled thltI I the Governor was about to start furHt St Petersburg with tho Senators to urI I range for a new regime In FinlandTho Tho crowd replied with derisive shoinof 1 of Too late and rushed to Ira ha rborwlwrn where I Bteamer 1 waiting to unbar k theGOleror Governor who it eel Is now virtuala a prisoner In his palace All the Sonatahave have resignedlOniKIHOSTZEIl lOniKIHOSTZEIl ilSIrotmrrmil Irociirnlorfiriural Who Opposed a CoiMlttitlon Mlttitlon Sends II Is lte lKUiUli iiSpfiMl SpfiMl Cable napalth to 1Y SfNSr Sr PKTKnHDUiio Oct alM Pobudonoit7cff donoit7cff ProcurntorGonernl of the HoiSynod Synod has resignedCotvtantine Constantine Pobiedonustpff hM consltently ently opposed tho introduction of libenideas ideas In Russia In 1881 nnd in 1002 hebloclle blocked an attempt made by Gen LorMelikoff Melikoff to have introduced a Bcbemo formakllg making the Council of State more repnsentative sentative of popular wishesPobiedonohtzeff Pobiedonohtzeff was the tutor of Aloinnder nnder II and was able to Influence thomonarch monarch to recall approval of tho plan In 1881 after Alexander I had been nssaisinated slanted He has been ProcuratorGonerisince 1 since 1880 nnd In 1902 wnn reported as beinabout about to resign because of advanced ageHo Ho was born in Moscow in 1827r the Honof of 1 university professor Ho was educated cnted nt the Government Institute anlater I later became a teacher there He WIoppointed appointed a member of the Imperial Gotincin in 1872 PobiedonohtelT hal been known as tIl great reactionary statesman ardjlrlnal personally IB I thin visaged dry bloodleBortof sort of man who never wns known to jestffiv utmn T 0 In nrnE itrutHead Head of llnllrotul mid tnnl otupanlfs 111Irolllnt Irunilnent Gold DemocratMajor Major John Byre head of several railroad I road and noah companies died lito lasnight tnifht night at lit homo of James Clarke atQluker Quaker Ridge Manna roneck Major Hyrnwent went to visit at the Clarke home on Saturday day and was taken suddenly HI lint evening ingHo I Ho was a bachelor and led at 111 WesFiftyeighth Fiftyeighth streetMajor Major Byrne was well known in Cutholiicircles i circles In ISOI ho gave JtSOOO to thu Irislfund i fund In ire interest of homo rule lt hatserved served with distinction In the Initod S tin tenAnory Aimy and in the McKinley campaigns hiwas was prominent among the gold menHo Ho was born In Maryland in 18W and ediicated I rated in private schools and academies irthat that StateCITY I CITY FnninnoiT aito nLrevs Lrevs hay tntret Jot HIP Ntnv tilIJonts IJonts Broken InThe The new nu niclpal ferryboat Ilrooklyrwns I warn nearly nn hour late on her trip from i Ht George at 810 oclock p onlay morntig 11p The bay was full of fog nnd than Brooklyn lyn groped her way to Manhattan at IHIUIIK calls pace incidentally grounding on nboat boat near Robbins Reef She also foundmother mother boat in tire Battery slip and watorced orced to lan UTI outaido until the othetDont I hOlt got ont Naturally the passengerAfre Afre somewhat upset und said things about the ferryTbe I line officials of the line declared thnteverything everything would be running moot lilyifter ifter tire pilots engineers and crews gotoiniliur I oiniliur with the boats the biggest swiftestuul and most powerful of their class In thaI acrid The crows worn formerly on thumailer I maier and Blower vessels of the old rapidrnnMt I rnnMt line and were put on tho new doubleinmelled inmelled oceungoers without having anyxporience xporience in running them All the officialsiro iro lire that the boats will be running onchedulo chedulo in a week or HOHITH HITH itr in siEin VIVMOIIIIK OIIIIK lan Who Illslieil lilt Life icryienltiK ienltiK lutup4 In Iront of TrainErich I Erich Farley 19 years old a clerk in aVail Vail Street brokers office had both legsirokenn I iroken and his skull fractured by jumpingn I In front of I Now York Central train atvakefleld vakefleld last night Farleys homo ist at Fulton street and Becker avenueEvery Every night ho hal been In tho habit ofjking jking nn express train which stops atlount Mount Vernon Instead of riding to Mountornon ornon ho jumpod off at Wakefleld whorehe he express Blows downrnrley I expres rnrley haw made tho jump successfullyinny many times but lost night he landed inrant I rant tmes southbound local train Heas I Wi taken to the Fordham Hospital nndwi wi probably dieov 1tnW ov HIS inin pvr rI Morten Iaw cr lump From SecondStor Stor Mndow at HrllcuioEdward Edward Bnmner a lawyer of 340 Westlightyflfth lightyflfth street who was taken to Belleno no Hospital on Monday jumped throughho tlO top frnsh of a window on tbo secondoor oor last night Ho landed head foremostn on tho stono pavomentbutWien picked upy I nhurtDrunner y tho orderlies wan found to bo practicallynhurt Drunner was bitten on tire hand by nel el dog I week ago Worrying over tinerespect I respect of hydrophobia hn became hyurlcal rlcal und wIts Hon to tho hospitalllednr tienimnedniyStuntlomners nljhl IlimlnrM Siim 0h h im Show Mudljcm sqiun nrdtn MCH m ihatirmmis atirmmis Idial Iounlnln Im smooth No ijnlloo 111lllrd lloo lrts Drgriy lltty andldalsdrI Itrtlurtlon In inirs on lUrlrm Illver nranch mI I I N 1 i I K I C U announcTit eflcctlriov ov lit on zone orem Improved Intrrborouelirtlce I enlc provides faculties for quick trnslnta4a i I A y MORE LIBERTYCRY CRY RUSSIANSNot 1Not Not Content With Czars Grant IMobs Mobs Raise Red Flagand and Fight TroopsAMNESTY IMNES AMNESTY IS DEMANDEDWitte I MNES IfWite Witte Pleads For Calmness andSays Says Further ConcessionsAre Are Being ConsideredIll f Ill St IilirtburR lllisn all Warmw theIcoplo Icoplo IHiiiniid he Itelenso of AllPolitical I t10IrM Political Prisoners Muny of thellloirn llloirn k II I nil emit WoiinilrilUUtefAppenl Appenl to the Kdllors of St Ietersto hnrp to Alii 11 In lest mmmi g quietthe Inrlnl the llecDtistnicllnii IVrloilNot iSlt Not lleeilveil With Knllmnliuin Suspicion I111lon Phi elm or I tnt r inonni lets Not AllnjedIroni IFrom From 1P M Cnrrctpondrnl at M PetersburgST rST ST PElUliHutmo Ot 31S15 1 MMobs Mobs nttetcd this evening to compel the soldiers to salute the red lags carriedby by tho malcontents In tho YoiichensklProsekt Prosekt and near tire Tsnmkoe Selo railway way The stationThe troops fire I iithe mobs and n largsnumbor j Jllmbnr numbor weio Wounded Thews were immediately r f mediately removed in ambulances I Isbelieved believed that 1 numler wore killed andthat that their bodies wore taken away withtho Itho tho woundedAfter After tho troops fired the mobs fled inthe the darkness Many of them fell and weretrampled trampled upon by their fleeing comradessustaining 1slHtnlllnR sustaining injurlen hint necessitated theirbeing being removed to hospitalsSince tSinco Since morning the violent elements oftho tine revolutionary party have dominatedthe j I the celebrations going on in the city overthe I I the Czarn manifesto granting a constitution 11ton 1 f tion They are making speeches aglst Jftho the manifesto and anarchists are cryingfor I for n social revolution Over 10000 menin i iIn in a mOKs paraded the Nevskl ProspeUtwaving waving red flagsThere 1Tlwro There have been a number of fightsbetween between those who are satisfied with thaOars I7ar Oars manifesto nnd tho malcontent Thelatter r I t i later were armed with revolvers and madefree J free use of themHouseholder IJol Householder barricaded their doomThe ITIl The nbsence of artificial light duo to thotrike trike at tho electric light plant intensifiedthe rIhe the disorderWITTK WITTK APPEALS TO EDITORSCount i Imitel Count Witto President of the Comnittee nittee of Ministers today summonedhirty lIhiry iinirty hirty editoiH nod appealed to them toissist Jolsit Ihiry ediorl Ippalod Jj issist the Government In calming theountry ountry Ho told his visitors that It wasmpossiblo mpossiblo to govern without the supportf f public opinion tyie Czar sincerelylesiied lesiied reforms but wavered betweenpposito pposito opinions It was most desirablehat hat tho press should show moderation athe he moment when reactionary Influencevere vere to bo fearedHis His appeal went received with eorne apireciativo ireciativo applnu but some editors reponded ponded coolly Mr Suvoren of the Novoretnia retnia pointed out that the Governmentuul uul made repeated concessions on paper iint only when the situation lead becomelungeroiis lungeroiis It wins nectvviary bo said forhe he Government to provo Hint its promisorould ould bo acted upon Hitherto this hadover over been done Moreover the maniLito Lito contained nn important omlasiont t did not grant amnesty to political prisners neat Tills was indispensableCount Count Witto replied that the questionf f amnesty was being consideredOther Other editors demanded hint thq troopse ISt e withdrawn from St Petersburg all ijrms jrms of martini law bo abolished nndien ien TropofT removed because ho roproented ented tIm military bureaucracyCount Count Witto demurred to these proposlons ons saying It was impossible to adoptich inch radical measures nowOne One of the visitors emphasized theountryrt ountryrt distrust of the Government ande 10 Czar Whoever were selected aa Mintern tern ho declared would be distrustedntll ntll the abolition of the old order of thingsstually stually began Nobodys name was nowaod aod enough The pcoplo regarded allolitical olitical notes an bills of exchange Onlyold old would pass currentCount Count Witto seemed to be annoyedo ro asked how it would be possible to reIOVB IOVB the troops while other classes weresking sking that their lives and property torotected rotectedpnoJiisna I tinoSrnnngs pnoJiisna TO nurrnEss COSSACKSOne One of the editors suggested that a popu j JT T militia bo establishedCount Count Witto Bald that this would bo 1mossiblo ossiblo Time NiftitarH urged him to withraw raw the Cossnckn at any rateTho Tine Premier replied I give you myord ord of honor the Cossacks shall not bo 3A A VOTE FOR IVINS MIANSrote rote for Iloarjt sail a vote for llnArst mrnnste te or an apostle of anarcbyt4 nr tI 1 5I I r I nr r I lEt 4M 4 V 1c 1f I r t I r I I 1

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i U r 2 I THR STV WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1905 nm tuu of complaint during my adminUtr lion 4 Tim idltorn cuiked how oon freedomfho ottho 14 fho press would ho realized Count WIUohogged hogged them to wilt until tho country waauppeaaed 1 uppcattod lie said tin wan now formulating ia a project for a wider electoral law lieI t favored universal Huffrogo In tho futureThe The Premier wan manifestly dlMippolntiby by the unrcBporiBlvcncfl of tim editorand and ho nskod them at least not to oppoae111m him WORKMEN nnHND AMNEsTYnlO 1 The workmen organizations will malllain lain their arrangerprttn to continue thetrike ttrlke until the Emperor proclaims amnesor L for political offendersThn Thn central striku committee nan IMlIpdtllO the following proclamationTho Tho manifesto published yesterday fllllyell10nRtmtM demonstrates tlio pownrlesunpss of thoautoclacy autocracy and tho Government In conflctrlth Trlth a rcoed nationRealizing Realizing that tho end wax nigh Ihputocray autocracy ngnin gives way before him overwhohnlng whelming pressure of the widespread rovlutionar lutionar movement which is assumlnn n more nciite form before tim organize1wholesale wholesale politiciil strike and an urnicconflict conflict Ihn autocracy hopes hy mearof of tii1 fnvrrlt iiivtliodto Introduce dinnerHln Hln tniong thy struggling nationsTho ITho I Tho mamfMlo is proclaimed without political amnesty and to tho accompaniwant want of martial law and executions Tlirights rights bought by t hO people at tho pricof of countless lives win be n suld and promultllted mulgated only by them 0 rut the sole way 10lIoclualir Iland effectually give real appeasement to tl1l1 land and people lies in till imtrediale convocation vocation of a constitutional US PIIIelected I Iyelecled elected by universal equal direct and cnlufTra KUffracjes of all adult citbens without 111110tinction Unction of sox creed or nationality and btho Itho tho proI lon of nil guarantee of civfreedom freedomTho Tho political stiike continuesOwing Owing to rumors that II mob intended tunttAck attack the prisons and relea e the politicoprisoners prisoners unless they leceived amnestyCount Count Witto telephoned to the rriciri governors ernors if they were nttnuked to assure th Imob mob that amnesty would be decided in afow few days The Piemier has usa inthnitcithat that universal Miflriigu imiy ho sranteibefore before tho fifbt elections for tlm XiitlonnAssembly Assembly are heldAn An edition of the ttfticial Mtimrnurron Ilehc on a sheet half the usual sie was pubIIshod IIshod today with the text of the manifestand and was eagerly bought No other newpaper I paper is on sale The manifesto is heinitelegraphed telegraphed to every town ind villagithroughout throughout lluiMa and is to be lead ilevary every churchImmense IImmenpe Immense conRiegntions composed ofal all classes of people assembled in KaxiicCathedral Cathedral and the other churches of tincity city to give thanks for the Cars promiof of civil liberty Thousands of call iwero wore burned before the images of the saintsespecially itpeialy especially that of Nicholas the MiraclWorker Worker Citizens decorated t iIet houseiwith I iwl with flagsBIIIP BIIIP TO TAKB AWAY AMKR1CANSIn In response to information furnished bjv ith v the American Embassy the United StateOrcvornment Orcvornment authorized tho embas y tocharter charter a ship to remove the Americamhere here I I it became necessaryThe The cossack patrols not having heanthe the news of the Oars proclamation wenwholly wholly at a loss last night to understawwhy why tho crowds in tho streets suddenlybegan began singing God Save the Czar insteaiof of the MarseillaiseC7AR CZAR SAID TO AVE VI8ITKU CAPITALIt It 1 reported today that the Car ila a closed motor car visited tho WinterPalaoo Palaoo this morning and afterward returnedto to Petorhof This is officially denied andit it U announced that he remains at PeterhofA A telegram from Odessa wiy that fontships ships of the Black Sea qua ron airlvpdthere there today in a state of mutiny and thatthe the mutineers are threatening to hombaidthe mutneorH the townThe The Governor telegraphed that the situation tion was desperate Count Witte repliedThe The Czar has just signed a constitutionZDrINO IXTTINO THE MOD WORK OFF STEAMST ST PBTEKsnuna Oct 311030 PThestrotsareln MTheBtreetsaro The streetanro in possession of noisy revolutlonajy tlonajy crowds who have stopped trafllfand and are appropriating the thoroughfaresto to their ow purposed The authoritiesv v are not interfering with them havingevidently evidently decided that it would he Ixst toallow allow the populace to blow off steam intheir their own way Scarcely a policeman canbo ben and the troops are carefully hiddenUnarmed Unarmed soldier off duty aro seize dby by the demonstrators and made to joinIn in the revels This the soldier seem unwilling willing t doA A huge mob of working men many ofthorn thorn primed with vodka have surroundedthe the Winter Palace They are compellingpassers passers by t salute the red flagHED liEU FLAG OVER THE UNIVERHITVPARIS PARIS Oct 31The St Petersburg correspondent respondent of the TempI telegraphsA A red flag float above tho cross thatsurmounts surmounts the University and tho crowdthat that occupies the space in front o f thebuilding building 1 wearing red cockades but Ismaintaining maintaining order No police or boldloreare are presentOrators Orators are utilizing the balcony overtho the main entrance to make violent speechesadvising advising their hearers to go by groupthroughout throughout tho town and summon thepeople people to meet in tho Ko an Place wherthey they may proclaim their grievancesAn An officer of marines pointing to theorators orators warned ihe peoplo to avoid thetarrocks tarrocks because his brothers fearingthe would join the people wouldopen the marine wOlld thl open fireThe freTe The mob has ntnrted towaid tho WinterValaco Valaco singing revolutionary son 1The Ynic correspondent of thoSrlalr Petersburg The St Poteburl corrOpont Srlalr says that the fact that the Cwirsmanifesto manifesto contains no promises ol politicalamnesty amnesty irritates the workmens associations tions which have resolved to continuetho the strikoTelegraphing Telegraphing later tho KcaiVs correspondent that the city presents aTO spondent says ct A COLD IN ONE DATI TO CCBB IN OSF CURI Tablets ore1iU BROUO QuInIne Tablel ou 1 lie LAXATive 10 cure rhoyJignLUrU Tale It It fills 1iU rettnd rnciney 1 1U rerld I thOVJlllaIIUe is OD neb bol 76cA4 I I The L B bookcaseul ul Js an entirely newidea Idea It has the beauty of design sign and material whichmarks marks the very finestcraftsman craftsman workIt cratsman I is a sold case ofshelves tshelves shelves and shows nosign sign of expansion construction struction Yet its sizemay may be increased at willIt It is radically differentfrom from the hideous box unitMade I Made in oak and mahogany Iany any Plain or leadedglass I glass doors or withoutdoors doorsLibrary Library Bureau 316 Broadwayanpoet singular aspect S onto of the eoplemad mad with joy are rushing about the trel11chtcrln cheering while other nru nnnoyetl at IheahRonc absence of an amnesty declaration In tllanlfeto mnnifeDtoDisorder Disorder are recurring In St IVtornInirfi burg Tho strike haj ended Out tin Moscovand and St PytcrstnirK Moscow and lCfl7aranil and Mcvcov and Arch IKel railways iliitliiit lluve irat lines of northern iluciuODKSflA ODKSflA CKIKIlHATisJIIKBSA JIIKBSA Oct 311ln pop inn Itoir I s boside side Itself with joy over tho now of tiemr Virn pruvlnniiitloii Tlis nillitnry vat ratlire lire now bcltiK vliliclrnwij roar the atrortHor or rUIn ii at u ttNllill and sympat bet Icn Iin in lute tlm iniiltltitdoIhp Ihp randilitp for t ho Xutioiinl i H einbljWHS WHS parried llirnilKl tIl Nlrcotn iilofl onthe tlc peoples fhoilUicMAll All tho chief thoroiiKhlurcs me continuoii tinuoii ly I h ran ged with etithiiHiavtiicrowds crowds which are so dense an to coniplotoly plotoly prevent traffic A few itrmdeiirarririKeH rarririKeH serve as platforms frol whlflistudents students ant other orator harangue thtiriiiltitude iriiiltitude All the hptuker urge thllieoph people to Use their present liberty lo I IIItlOKt I it tOast pcndiiiK tl1 fri I Ill I rneir t of tinproiniKes proiniKes continued III the Vnis roan ICcto feloSpeaking Speaking g fioni I I UI icon Y i I the Guyrrnors ernors palate Gen Kaulbarn toinmnndorinthlef inthlef of thi military district congratulated lated I leiine crowd upon attain bug constitutional stitutional freedom He haluteri I indllHK llHK carried by studentsIKOOIS IKOOIS t 1 11 ISl The City Council has formed itself into atemporary temporary committee of publi wifelyand and il the presence of delegate 4 from allthe the local revolutionary branches the tradeguilds guilds induuttiiil organizations theJewishTlund Tlund and learned profesolono decreed theevpnlhion evpnlhion of the military the disarmament of the POlice the deposition of the CivilGovernor Governor tire immediate creation of aIHizen IHizen militia nnd the intant release ofill ill untried xlitical prisoner The cominitteo initteo also formulated an Urgent appealfor for full amnesty to all political prisonersulready I ulready condemnedA A copy of these deciue was handed toieu ieu Kanlbarn who IIIIIIIOl tritely removedthe the trop to beyond the city boundariesIt I It is reported that the Civil Sovernor i tms fed SuM DISffllHANCKMtnfortiiualely I tnfortiiualely the lejoicings have beenmarred marred by dlHturbanees resulting in manyixjrsons ixjrsons being lied and wounded JheBailie IlOlst of the outljreakh U not easy to dlhiover i over The popitlncn n cribo them to deiberate iberate provocation l y the Coxsackn andhe lit police resent lii g the triumphal inniiiehtations i ehtationsTheiu Theiu wa one McriliiiniiK in the uqiiaiem m liont of tho bourse where I man shot aosMiuka osMiuka horse This led loan immediateittack I ittack upon the crowd Many were inlured lured by the Cossacks whips The municimlity pall protested to len Kaulbarn whoook took tho view hut the Cossacks had beenil il tucked He said he could not permitmy i my insults to his Majestys tioopsJKW JEW HA1TINU lKADH TO KII1INUMeanwhile Meanwhile Jew buititiK began in Uuliltvki I iltvki street Fifty men allefied to haveicen icen disguUed irs police followed by anob nob of roughs attacked Jewish hhopsitudents itudents and other sympathizers hastenedo to tIre icscue of the Jews Thon Cossacksirrived irrived on the gallop and began firing on nilildes I HideR Many persons were killed orvounded voundedThe I The whole district was quickly in an upoar oar of mixed fights I in stated that 00 were killed and wounded The fightingcontinues I continues late this evening but as the district trict is in a somewhat remote suburb it isdifficult I difficult to get informationThe I The city is getting excited and panickyover over the rumors that are afloat The 110is nicipality is busily enrolling students nndother other citizens to form a civil guard to leplace i place the police who have been disarmedmoTEHS moTEHS SHOT DOWN IN IO1AXDWARSAW WARSAW Oct 31Tue Czars manifestobrought brought anything but peace here Thopopulace populace has no confidence in his Majestyspromises promises especially in tho absence of alnet net for political prisonersThroughout Throughout the afternoon and eveningpartH partH of the city were in an uproar andthere I there were several encounters with thetroops I troops Hundreds of railway men stormed tho prison to release their delegates confined fined therein Tho troops fired on themkilling killing throe and wounding severalThero There has been fighting in several neighboring boring places Soldiers were ordered todisperse disperse a procession at Pabianice Theyflred I fired Into the crowd killing eight andwounding wounding tWCfltyfOUIihe The strikers at Sosnowicc imprisonedthe the local chief of police and took possessionof of the printing ofllces They compelledthe I the printers to sot up revolutionary sonpsinstead instead of tire Czars manifestoTroops Troops fired nn a body of demonstratorslit lit Piotrkoff wounding several of thitnThero There Is almost perpetual fighting ltLdT Lodz where it Is stated the military governor ernor han ordered tho troops to suppressall all revolutionary disturbance withoutmercy mercy Many have been killed andwounded wounded by volleys fred In different pnrtuf 1 f the townKnrsu Knrsu DKMAXIIS or rite OCILITH 1 ljoIu Nov IIt L 03 imi o Libe as I useless to try to forecast the result of tho1lblcotion publication of tie Czars charter of fredom dom Tho first scenes of uproarious Joybfpoko bespoke Intense hnllfactlon hit thosllvo have been followed by obstlnnto tUOKtloiIngH IngH doubts and distrust which now awakthu the ugliest forebodingsTho Tho wind which had subsided rOllrkKI I the ft Petersburg correspondent of thnTt Ttlcgraph now threatens to bu followoby by 1 whirlwind mill tire bloodless riVuliitlon I lon threatens to ho followed by u bloodjwanton I wanton ma volt Thn Socialist a Oil otlerI I extremists arc unanimous in declarinthat that the concessions nro inadoriimti1They j They assert that tho constitution WIKI wrung from tho Cwir by tholr effort M hiI I no notice is taken of tler in the I 11 IHt 0 and nothing has hern dinc for thlll ThlYrfuo 4 t refuse to be pacified a moo I declare thatI I they will co nibino to continue the o t ruggicrhe I They have formulated fresh demandwhich which were confirmed on Tuesday by nilmcrous The doi revolutionary meetings mcrous rovolltonnr lelling i mauds rile fur complete political amnestythe the formation of a nlt onallliltil to guarnnteo I n mi tee tho rights formulated in the maulfesto festo tho repeal of martial law in theempinand and the abolition of capital piitiihhmpiitThese I These they inslM tnutt hI cmicoded iminodiately I diatelyThey i They refiiu lo lie the Ministeis timelo lo convert word into acts but will pusltheir their lemimdi itinistently oven If thelicfToits cfToits crul I Ii lOll to in thl ii PI in t lath I of ImlltalY military dicta torsliu plie lie fe cciii g to this micoiiipioinisitiK g tot Iinude tilde tho Tdcyraiiks Ht leter burg corn1jpondent jpondent says that dlsi a ixlonnto fieopkmaintain maintain that 11 government not even II republican one would or could allow llrcllto I to bo dictated to in this manner especiallybefore I before it had fully constituted itself lutean i an organized bodyThe Tht present lovornment although il iactuated actuated by a manifestly sinrerti di lnto I to meet thl people half way and to teiiliuevery every leasonable denmml of the nationcannot cannot accept this pro rrlJ in its entirety tirety on the spur of thr momentPolitical Political amnesty l nlnady icing diawnmid i mid will bo pioclnlmed the very momentit i ha been 011111 ted in legal phraseologyTin I Tin repeal of martial law will also IIi effected i fected as lon as the ferment among thol lr ople and specially among II toughslia has subsided and with the disupixmranciif of these HXcial measure Ion TifoffViiiln iiiln will ttlo hn1 become superfluousAS AS to a national militia under the workmens mens guidance the Cioveriiineit has noguarantees I111AntlC I guarantees and is unlikely to receive anythat I that an armed force thus cieated in IIi i twinkling would not lie turned againstthe the heads of the Slate and ued in an attempt tempt to overthrow the monarchy andestablish ip establish a republic For this and kind roo IroiihUirS II I rninons the present Ministry must meet alt demands of this nature with an ouu pita I i Umeftusal itfusal and I believes that none of thereasonable reasonable and orderly elements of Kus4unsociety society will withhold their sympathy andA t 51 01 I A IKSSIMISIIO uuiuvilttu 1 The Timms t PetersburgItit eOITcpondlt Itit tall ii pe imMlc view of the situationHe ii He I vThe I i The constitution granted Monday come too late It ha Kitifled nobody except i he lot moderate element which is devoidif of any influence in the political pviil U I ion I or Itussia The imperial manifesto haseived I eived iw a signal for renewed conflictThe ii i The delays and blunders of the loveiinent nent and loug and heirt breaking oiiression Ipreslon I iression have created I resolute armywhich i which refuses to parley with it oppltsrornstorfl corns their terms and demands Trot hi ii gei ess thnl unconditional surrenderThe The inhabitants of Hl Petersburg whatuioijt i political education is vastly more advancedhnn than that of I great majority of the prorinciaU i rinciaU remain lit55i ively if not actUely oilhe 1tht tht side of the revolutionistH The maniesto I chic is regarded as an avowal of weaknessmd md as an inctlen 01 fur a gittut ion We are thus fiice to face with a Mttiaion tiol that is perhaps more serious thanvi vi r The manifesto lias fallen fnl Its I I s doubtful whether even m happier limesIs Is execution by Count Witte magnified dbto bto a sort of dictator of the heart wouldn i 1 view of tho profound distrust which heIBS IBS the misfortune to engender meet genwl wl acceptanceIn I In tho present circumstances his tasks s doomed to failure The apostles of opimism imism proclaim with unshaken confidencehat I hat the uproar wl soon caU6C thoIodemle I I eTwo Two Great StoriesCTwo 4 Two stories stand out inthe the November McCluresnow now on sale two stories ofwar war and death and of lovegreater I greater than either war ordeath death The Last LoveFeast Feast by Basil King withpictures pictures by Andre CastaigneThe The Substitute by SamuelHopkins Hopkins Adams illustrated byLouis Louis Loeb These arc storiesoflife oflife as i is lived real strongand and human I S McClrili COMPANY 4 fil Ilail streetXIIiV XIIiV YOIIKto to gain the upper band I cannot sharthin thin hopeful view The men who are directing lag tho present movement have given onlytoo 1 too ample evidence of their ability to carrout 1i out their pur osesThe The correspondent after dencrlhinjrevolutionary 1 Tlo cur poldelt lCel revolutionary meetings he attended InariolK various places during the day nays hoclnlol cannot transcrilm the speeches TieyI I cant be summarized In one word defiance in Ittih hit form but the political strkej is to l e followed when the due tune comeby I los 1 recourse to armsrirvKs I I I rirvKs 11777 WILL i inllrrlln hen Iii Iaprr lid tres Iorrupt 01lal1I I fl 1 Spoil Ills Programmeirclnl I irclnl Cubit nuixitch to TiE firsDlHlIK I DlHlIK Oct il Tho ragrbtiill callHiNsias I HiNsias grant of u constitution the bankruptcy I ruptcy of the autocracy H believes however ever that Witte will not be able to carry OUIhi his 110 gmanlu mute ewing to thl power of a corrupt rupt oflhtird sin until the latter has hecrregenerated regeneratedThe The I ofKinehfii Xiiluiiff doc nut coUHidei the grant of a constitution in a pollticnense ense only but as a partial declaration ICl l principle I echoe the Tageblallx opinion ion as to Uussnin offlcittlismItusslim Itusslim Moefs weie very favorably affected fected by the news of the Oarn manifcsttiThey I They rot 4 points Dank and rallroiustocks stocks were also strangerijri ijri 7iwwivr itiiiorsInr Inr I ct If HIP Olllelal llallols Dont Ceiroiiml roiiml In IlnifHegitered Hegitered voters throiiRhout the city rcIId reived yesterday through the nuijls Inenvelopes i envelopes bearing the Imprint of TammanHall I Hall partial sample uallots These wereprinted printed on tho iisuiil pink JAper mil contained tained only two columns the first undertho tho flepttbl lean emblem blank tho secondunder under Ihl Democratic star filled out withTie Tie complete Tammany ticket for the districtin in which thl recipient livesOn On the margin of the sample h to I lot wasiriuted iriuted this riot Icor0itt On ileii ill ilnv t lit liallni rlirk will linndvery very votir Ins onVml hullui pronrrly loliludire ire frvi1 ilils odium us m oiisi ot I hI IUM ofhi hi iflllul hallo this hilldl will he reroivcdV h V Un iiiixftor M I IlectlnnAnd t accompanying g it the following o iiitaion ion from tho election lawKliitina Kliitina Law her ins 11 for arty iuu fIn In inirlil liallnis liull not to iirovulfil nir r iuirrd toy Iw at anv iKilliiiu plnio unotiho ho iiiiiKof thepolU fur 1IIIllilllpflIr Ir M III suiiply nl ot1lriil lulllnis traIl Ira f xinisted inisted hrfore the polls are rloird iinnfllfiiillulloin lulloin printed or writ lout iniiUe us liniulyis is item iciutoto in Ihf Cuim of ihr cpflli ml Ijilloinav lay In1 nrilSome lar 1t Some aiispiciou per oiii thought thathev Ill sreiited in this a forecast bv Tamniiiiiyhut hut the official ballots worn rlnt be printediMime in I tale I hey always have beenThe The Hearst men announced on hearingif of this ballot that they too would got onenit nit if there was ncvuMon for I 7WIS or TUT f 4ViiIltTSII MeritHull In live lloroinlis TonlRlllHearst Hearst In Ilirrc I tins In llruiikljnMayor Mayor McClellan will speak tonight athee hose places Sclnutzon Park Long IslandLity Lity liohemian Hall al East Seventybird bird street and Tammany Hal William l Ivins will tour Brooklyn tolight Ilght HJ is booked by tho Republicanugani ugani ntioii of Kings to make sevenperehe perehe in that boroughWilliam William H Heart is to lake speeches atl I II 1 A M at Wnllabout Market Brooklynmd all at noon at the BroklYI Navy Yanll AI night he will speak at orln ton Hull SI Marks pluce Hudson Hiver Athleticlub Clul r 0 West Thirtyfourth street Supersark I ark West Fa rum near 177th street subvav vav station Zeltners Hall 17Hli streetmil mil Third nvenuo and Baaden Hal Fremal I mal street and intervale avenue TheIronx 1 r A New RecordDuring I During Otober i905 the net gain in telephonescontracted i contracted for in Manhattan and The Bronx wasI I I 5015 TelephonesFrom I From January 1st to November 1st 1905 thenet net gain in telephones contracted for was 27000 Telephonesand and there ars now in service and under contract in thisterritory territory I i 179215 TelephonesThis I i This splendid gain the largest in our histoy barsevidence evidence to tht efficiency and popularity ot the existingtelephone telephone srvicc and to the general appreciation of themethod method of charging for a tdechone in accordance withits its use useThe fact that there is now in Manhattan andThe The Bronx one telephone to every fourteen parsonsemphasizes emphasizes still further the remarkably comprehensivenatum I nat rG of the present srviccNEW NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANYI 15 DEY STREET J I IM RUNNING AGAINST MURPHYH1W1 t H1W1 npviriitnrtr lWI 1nt J lW iriitnrtrTrlln 11Ils Trlln of a District Lender nt Mllom InId Vnkrii micro Did UP in I Whrrr Didnt lie Het I lIes tilI1 iuvrr nirlo lly Alioitt lowal Two meetings one on the ridge of 11mI Kiwi Hldo In Arlington Hull in Ht Inlj I placo and tho other in a hll ill 200 WI11IIrtyCourh Thirtyfourth street wlikh was oncochurch aI I church wen addressed by District torIYi I Juromn Iullllht 1 At both meetingH ho hnmmered uwaytho ltt tho boss system us rpprmcnted by Cllrh11pl K Murphy SonntiiniM lie u id ridiiUand and sarcusm and tho rrowd wliuopeil wih I blight Hornetines be used sdletnj dentlelation I elation alI I warning agaln tlm grudualI demoroliiiation and dlHinteKration of Ihspirt I spirit of American liberty and the rforhlttiucI nthol though not so uproarious had in it a IHIII netisllkn o unrloirt aria of tlet or ti I mint 1111 111anler I anger which AImed to mean much to thowho who were following Mr JeromeAfter After asking his time honored butthe II I the evident est brunt hiui of his allirwlsI never time worn ipiestion tV here didIrJh I Murphy get W 1 Jerome lold of ilJ that question of a leader in Tammany lul and of getting the answerWhy I Why fl Jerome whore iltlni 11get get ItMr 11 Jororno wouldnt tel who the hacllL L He hit much to cay of Mr McJowias i as 1 speti union lionspicked candidate I wIaHkl1 j asked questions about Mr Mefiownnnntecwlents I nntecwlents which excited the curionltyhis ofi his hearers i hil arllI I RLXNINO AOAINST MUIIIIIVWhen When Mr Jerome mentioned Mr Heartincidentally t incidentally hero was I good deal ofdemonstration I demonstration among thu Ileart II porters in tho audience He replied toIt it by emphasizing that lie was not in I heI I Mayoralty campaign l but was rlnnllgI I against 1 Charles P Murphy for DMriiAttorney AttorneySome ole disturbance was cnaed at I lie 1mIIlniul ginning of the West TInnyI or Ill h Itltmeetng meeting by tho tooting and ralill of t hen engines of the Murphy continetmi 111nAr near the building Policeman Hiordan ofIr Mr Jeromes stir IF a cettained that Ihonol noise was not being made in thl eau euctnal ofotlli apt intl worli and with Ihl aid of the precimpolice poll li had il stoppedThn I Fire platform at this old church nieetuilookeil I lookeil down on it ri7entiK U Ito IJihllgha has loOflhl the home of an nihlptlc club forofrl several months Mr Joromn aid 0 In tho Kalie k eoplc changes of tincampaign campaign one pastes practically from thepulpit I pulpit to the ring APlaIS1 And vtI I that roped Inclosurp while it may o laldlol I a fonn of sport that some people 11 ltl about has meant ninny u time pluck rtInwilllJn mid unwillingness to yield to any one I lias been symbolical in a mist wily as 0 011 think not M ba o AH others think i husofenthneK oftentimes been onn toolkit I I eourag I in many a fight agalnM odds Applause I And MI I hae no iipologies to make for theI I old twentyfour foot Miiiiir tinre I Lniinhter I ter and tipplaune I It has heen oft ci I i mitethat I that it meant manhnml and if this leliol is going to mean anything it is going toI I mean a test of American manhoodCUIIIOlS CUIIIOlS AHOfT MllOWANMr 11 llroll devoted 1 part I his peerlto to Patrick F Mcflowan the Tiimmancandidate candidate fur Pn ldfiit of tho Hoard icI Aldermen He sndMcOowan I McOowan is rot an odd name in tintown I town there nit plenty of Mroviin perhaps haps this is The McGowan 1 dont knot whether it is or not and neither do vonDid I Did your delegate pick him ultl Whenis I is I man il this audience that went to thtI delegates elected to thl convention ldald I said John IJick or Tom as it mrriglr bo This flow McOowan would be a pooiman I man to put on that ticketTho Tho wi of Ihl people i s tor Mcdowanput put McOowan 011 There 14 lot a man henthat that did that There is not I man I xcnlurito to iay il this audience thut eer heard 01 Mcdowan before lit1 was Humiliated andwhat what I mon IIII is not I man in till1audience audience now that knows who Mciovniwas I was or II I Did thl dole gtit is get 10elhlIHlllllro Uo any of you ti I Ions know htlwal And one says to the other Oh yet ItsI ithis lh that and the other thing aid InalyII Iht delegates get I lot of light on the subject II tent N 0 You ask any of the delegatesnnd and would you find that thev had heard of him Did the district leaders go downto to the Democratic convention and savMiCiowin I MiCiowin is the man our people 110dlmandln demanding McCiownnThe I The great oif of the American peopleIn In the city of New York among ii l Democrats crats is clamoring for McGowan1 Hut Igus I guess not All of the cii triLt leadersevery every fellow was Agoing around thatniglitand and sayinc Who til who the deuie islcGowan McGowan IImuigirteilIxlmIttttrrImi I INIKIIIU PTii IV CHKKIIS roil ItlMlihTNow Now tiverybudv know who Mitlellanwas was and itverybody knew who his fatherwas was and everybody knew what Ins tramingwas I was VII ole knew who Iil was andvery very one know mine or les about Hearstllxiud llxiud applause and elieennglNow nll I Now here I am not iiinning antilliartor or antiMctlellnn or antilvms1 am riinling I ling as your candidate agiinst Churles FMurphy I Murphy ApplauseWell iWel Well we Jemocrals burnt into loud acIaim Iaim about McOuwan Ho is put intolomination nomination Then wo begin nnd ask whoiK iK Mcflowan Where did you get himLaughter Laughter What is Mcdowan What istic tic past Where did he cut looe iromLaughter Laughter Xo ono knows All theniewspaper iewspaper mon these wise guys will tellou I ou about tim weights and colors of tlmidem idem and all that sort of t himug ttimd nn oneif of them can tell you anything aboutiIcGowun iIcGowunIs ho from Borne place If Is u preacher Crol 80lp I be ashamedbout he is u preacher ho ought not to a hml bout it thorn Isnt anything dishonorablebout bout being a preacher Is he a drinknixor I nixor Well tine law recognizes that as I sgitimalo pursuit I have known poodnen loll in that business I know good menoday I today in that business I have got nothingo to say against I legitimate bunine I havelothing I lothing to sos against a man that is hoiifstlvnaking naking his iinj ana hart euirlo 01 hasnodn nodn it UK a bartender but I have got Iwho who I lot against the man who ever iltil riO lis living ai a bartender and is ashamoiif of 1ln Applause Hut I dOlt knowphother whether ho is a bartender 0 not I am onlvflking king HIPSO thinno laughter Murphyfas j fas I boliovo Oakley was Oaklev washe WI only bollo that knew anything abouthis I his follow Long pause Hv cratiotmomnwhoro I omnwhoro back in the eighties there was alartendor lartendor in Stewarts by tho mime ofIcCiowan I IcCiowan laughter cheers and reno OCr1iinghteri uighter and the old man paid he was aorv i orv good bartender too Laughter IAnd I And now though perhaps ho mav ben An excellent bartender but we lmn gotriglit II right to know There is nothing disonorabln onorabln in mixing drinks but I thinkio I wo must all concede and every honestlartendor lartendor doe that it IFt thl best IImt of training for the Mayoralty of the citf Yof I of New YurkoI 0 1 merely rite tins as nn illustration o I ioss rule how these tct itt put 11 anere mrl inippets I man takes his miminnii inr I that handed In lniiwithout nr ollico in way fudld Iwithout without UR having miythmp tn ln will itwirlout niliout tlie voters banD any vm i u nVIII Wil he fn lie or will he oro 11 lin I 1 think it is mi Impirtiiniit or idle 11tirn iriii We hnvo a right I kimw iminow Vnrtus Ilulw ierfe tly well that thit PITMIU IMMiot nnl rl us lie must irvi Imis o real orTi THK HIOCITM IJIBASIJIAt At the Arlington Hall meeting In tinlistnct listnct wheiu many Kloeum survivors liveIr Ir Jerome took up loot statement of Oonto hnnl that he had l oen negligent In nroeuting lhl for the Sliieiinilijister uting thooi responsibl 101 thl rroUthlK 11 lijister After loll over the step whunN led to the taking of the iioo to the Lrutiilitates itates Court Nlr lerome adder 0 Hut wn took no chances In niler Ilia1f f there was Ti try 11 iinywhere el e WIuld I muld f cndeuvor to bnns tht nin tj PIANOLA RECITALTODAY TODAY WEDNESDAY at 3 P Mlu lu Cards at ndmlialon ntcemrytSOLOIST SOLOISTDr Dr CARL DUFF BASSOMR MR ERNEST HUNTER at the ORGAN and PIANOLA I I THESE programs are selected to demonstrate the artisticrange I range of the Pianola and AeolianPipe well to callj Pipe Organ as wel as cal j attention to Aeolian Hall NewYorks Yorks new musical center Theywill will be found interesting from i ether the musical o educationalstandpoint 1 standpoint In addition to theirmain main purpose thesc recitals haveI I become a part of the musical lifeof of New York and arc worthy ofanyones anyones attention I n Po EOLIAN HALL NEAR 362 SITU FIFTH ST AVE N YPOLITIC u POLITIC VI o ICIITUo EETI1G i I lASS 1 The Democracy of New York Countyinn iI I T NY ALL I 111 sniiir MAH 1111 AVKNTKIkTIif IL I Tdut NIGHT WEDNESDAY IAT I TO ro Ml II I NOVEMBERAT 1 AT M OTIOOKHon Hon JOHN C SHEEHAN Will PresideThe The following speakers will address the meetingHON folowing I HON W BOURKE COCKRANWILLIAM IFloni WILLIAM HEPBURN RUSSELL Hon JOHN J DELANYHon THOMAS H GRADY Hon CHAS G F WAHLE Hon GRELLHon I Hon WM F HENRY SCHMITT Esq ZUCCAADMISSION Hon HENRY M ADMISSION GOLOFOGLE WITHOUT Hon ANTONIO TICKET justice Wl had them held over for theUrnr I tirand Jury of New Yoik county ammink I mink you thnl eases all sti pendingMarl i Marl you I have never alowlt those eleto In be dismissed1 I cal go into courtI If I Ito I Iriml Jury will Indict on any day IIld hive thoM cases tried mid I 1 do I tinlev lev we can get a iet ten and speedier determiniition terminiition elewhere Applaut e1i i OWiSI siitis t1ivt Clieprs fur Jerome Hail IreeiMleil IIIVpliinranct VpliinranctUltrkt Ultrkt Attorney Jorornes name wnschelwd cheered roundly last night at a lit tnlnannwetirui meeting in tho Star Casino in EMI 107hrtrlct stieet James W Osborne tho Tammancandidate candidate for District Attorney was to bo one of the speakers at the meeting lateibut but had not arrivedJohn i John W Keller was speaking He htarteto to say that when ho heard a man pratinabout about his honiMy ho always had 1 feolinthat that fOlilCi onto in tho iminii inner corsclousnois sclousnois there mu t be some doubt I toI I that honety but when he mentioned 11 Jeromes name the crowd or 1 largo partof nf it bnike out In applause Mr Kelletoppd toppd speaking Hu hud to for theI racket drowned out his voice completelor I for a minuteMr Mr Keller was still speaking when MiOsborno I Osborno arrived irj the Casino There werchIN cheers for him with also 1 few hissesMr Mr Oslrirne piedictod later that thoI I newspapers would say that he was hisBedThat

IIW That was after ho had begun to speak ambad bad worked the crowd up to considerabliniliuMa niliuMa in The way the newspaperhad had treated him was in fact the burden of 11 OsbowtsH speech last night hoyhad bad refned he said to print Homo of thetlinJ Ira he had aid and other thingsthat things that hI ane git tlinJ they did print wore distortedMr Il O borne walked back anti forth onthe I the platform shaking his fingere at firsout 01 tt men and then alIlothll out croup newipapcr menlnd mother tcllmn them to iet that downConvey Convey 111111 1411 editor mid Let MrJerome Jerome kimw what I lnvesaldliut rll Hilt after a I the newpaers the Tarnmany lul 1111 oil will have toconn many inndUinte predicted i conn over In him for lone M oull see thev will said II II l 1 tot itomi 0 tuld ul somu of 1 Jeromescampaign campaign pledges in 1001 which he saidhad I had neer bcn fulfilled Hn snid that intlut t ito t eallail1 Jerumo bad promised to putmill1 OUII of Crokers friends behind the prisonlur whom ho declared tobe lur tlirrellfths of is be thuVts that he had declared that certainol ol the Supreme Court Justices were puppetsi i if Tnmnuiiy 111 and t hue MetropolitanStreet Street limo I I nato rI ali that hI would followtheir their trail and thai lie had denounced TimSullivan Sullivan n 0 the leader of vice on the Eastsuie I suie and had promised to pnv his respects to liiiiNot Not only had Mr Jerome not made goodon Ial on tliei Irlmil but he had II Oshormdeclnieil declnieil for otll limo lonuiiandmnntThou Thou halt nut licar fale witness againstthv thv neinlil orJlr Jlr u1 JII 11 concluding dell led thatlie lie was created by any boss HI was chosenhy hy 2iU ote he said in ine of the mot i enthusiastic I jmOfru tin conventions everheld 1 held in this cityPnrKer i PnrKer to 1rislile nt lclpRiiAlton I ClUI IAlon Alton H Parker huts promised to preside at the McClellan moot ing to lie held in Carnegie I negie Hall on 1nday night It will beJudge Judge 1aikers only speech of tho camI I nign Tin meeting is being arranged bythe the McClellan Business Men s LeagueBetter Better Than DrugsThe I The Essence of NatureMakes QISifle fle iMakes Makes Bloodand r and BrawnCorner CornerCupboard Cupboardof Mahogany1iiablei IoilnirWii 1iiablei one to utilize an If0 bauid itlarwisc wasted corneraiul and rounds out themom Ixoornm mom ftirnrhiiiK withgood good elfcctWe I 1 1e We huild all our Furniture otalrure I niture with extra careand j and charge no more thanelected l kLlcctcd elected wood and highest Ist est grade workmanship nuke nicccsnry I Schmitt Brothers FUI 1 Mik I IS j 40 East 23d 1 IHOonAJIJlreeuiiTlrbcn JlreeuiiTlrbcn Op s Scttumsnnhanrlrritildi hanrlrritildi tirludr Op SI l ItMlndlnt MlndlntPIANOLA PIANOLAInfrlKi Ill remiot fioni Irntmriiflit Verdinit nit mtrrrAiTiunpitnlcd AiTiunpitnlcd with time PlunulfjII 1 II Iliilirinc HrliTtlon Mo 2 rilpclnlAioitv l Aioitv riii OHOASCiinvilatluii Ciinvilatluii on iX Xn 3 MOTZKOWIJUIrnl trsloooit I Op 11 Nt 11 Viin AVIInillnllidr llnllidr III V Im oil 4 ChopinIM IM VJIIIIII IIIII n Skyc llnrrlTlii Tlii InilKTrrcnl Marlnrr Iliillanlnn nn iMTiTAiTunipanloil AiTunipanloil vllli the IhnolaHKIIKIt HKIIKIt PIAX lSEI I HORNERFURNITURE FURNITUREThe The Standard In quality and ityleARISTOCRACY ARISTOCRACY IN FURI I A NITURE These wordsaptly aptly apply to our entire stockto to the plainer goods equally withthose those of the most elaborate designand and upholstered in richest fabrics Allin in much larger choice than can beseen seen elsewhereOne One entire floor devoted to Drawing i ing Room and Parlor Furniturein in designs controlled exclusivelyby 1 by us or made to our order together gether with the best examplesof of the different periodsEqually Equally comprehensive exhibitsin I in Bedroom Dining Room L brary and Hall FurnltureExelusive elusive Novelties in ImporedI Wide ofchoice I FurnitureWide range choice in Dressing Tables ChevalGlasses I Glasses Writing Desks crVEnVTHINO rVEnVTHINO PRICKD AS IXW A3 GOODSOF I OF HIGHEST MERIT CAN BK OFFEREDR R J HORNER CEL COFurniture Furniture Makers and ImportersWest I West 23d StGl 63 65voov I Tmou 1 voov VKKTMOSlloffln lloffln Today In the Iloa er Bulldlnc Handto to SppaUThe The Jerome campaign committee hanopened I opened headquarters for the downtowndistrict i district In the Beaver Building Beaver Walland and Pearl streets At these headquartermass I mass meetings will be held each noon untiltho the close of the campaignThe The first meeting will l at noon todrt t William H Rand Jr and others will apeakA A full supply of literature rind instructions lions OB to how to split the ballot for Jeromewill will bo kept at these headquartersThese These downtown headquarters have beenopened opened to meet the demand of the districtIl It i expected that Mr Jerome will addressone one of the noon meetingsMARRIED MARRIEDIIOWKRSTUOUAS I IIOWKRSTUOUAS Tuesday Octobtr SIinoi inoi ni riatbush HrocUyn liy the Rev JohnM I 1 DmklsoQ Mnrgnnt Thanmt to Hfnrysmith smith ttoooors DIEDACUOS ACUOS Thr Itrv llrotlicr rapo of tIle ordernf nf rite Christian lliatlicri died an Tuesday InTroy Troy N V1iiriornl 1iiriornl at ClMon Point Itllllirj Academy Writctirslrron tiesmer on 1rldar Nov 3 at 10oclock Intcrinrnt inrnt In the academy cemetery Freod areInvllrd InvllrdAnJIHTHONO AnJIHTHONO After a short lllneJ Col FrexlerlclcUolcolt Uolcolt Armitronf aged 8 Sun died a lie rijIJcncr 01 his daughter Mrs V 1 Hartnim nim Dansvllle N Y October 91Interment Interment at Dansvllk Connecticut papersilease 1 ilease copynfCKINGltAMOn nfCKINGltAMOn Monday Oct S 1BOSMom WI Mom I Ilucltlntbam alert r yearsrunernl runernl at the Church ot the Interceuloa Broaday way and ISSth at Thursday Nov 2 I A 1 i RHKTT Kntered into rest on Monday OctSO f IWK nt Knrlrwond N J William Allurdrll i llurdrll1unoral I 1unoral dervlcct at St Iault Church on Thujiday I I day nltrrnoon at 3W Ilrcse ore It flowers I 11111 Suddenly at Ills home at MaplewoodSundayOctZ9IMSFrederic i Nm SundayOctZ9IMSFrederic r Durandson son of the latr Aiher n Durand In the efihtear tear if Ills ace1unrral 1unrral at Maplewood nn 7cdneday Kov LIn nn arrival of n L d W R H train from Barlay lay and Clirhtophrr ulrreis at 3 1 Mferriage ferriage will he In yraltlnr at Maple oodMillion MillionIAI1DIS 811IunMIJS IAI1DIS At Ilruninlck Ga on Monday OctT T iwrt Andrew Autuitus iaddla In bis 74thledI JCfllKtmeial Ktmeial seniors In rhtpel Mount PleasantCcraplcry Ccraplcry Newark X 1 Thursday Nov Jat aI21 1 0I I MIIUS Suddenly nl pnrumonla at JamaicaN N Y on Sunday Ocl M IH05 Herbert WoodsHnrrlj Hnrrlj son nt the hate Charles I HarrisIlineinl Ilineinl it convcnlenre of family Please otnlllowers lowersATOX ATOX t Unidscls llelclum Stp1 19 lWnnl nnlr Wl nnni untIe tit Vllllam Acnen 1atcnnt nt New YorkI IInr131 tmornol I iincra service uin lie held on Wednesdayrrornnft rrornnft Xuv l nt in Vlncl at 0 West J tttiSI I kindly omit tlmviistIIUiiitS Itt I rut rUts filed al Ihr trsltlpurr nl her ion tomttoui I low 1 r Memoir outli Ilrlhlehem Pa Octoberxi xi sornh lrn llniiitrrx widow of the late ColII I II S llnitKcri nf hal Tarot couniy Marylandnnd f nnd duiuhtri toT tlir lair Comnuirlnre t 1 I tVrrv r S xS tSnlr Sin ices it lUr resident it 1 1 I nn ThursdayNoMinhrr NoMinhrr S Cnrrlnii will rarer train arrliInk III Ink nl Ilithlrliitn at 11 P M IntrrmrntWiiviiliiirtuii Wiiviiliiirtuii Prldav nficrnoonTAKi TAKi On TuFhdai Ortiilier 91 n t SlaplctonStalcii Stalcii Island Kmlllc liclnvtd elf of VllllamsiaKi siaKi In tie wrnt llrnl year ooi her1uneral aeobutreral 1uneral srrxlcct nt her daughter rrfldenrr I1Ssi t 1nuts nf StfliilHfiri ni 200 I Mday T rIs day lntrmrni pruatMl 111 On let 1 inns mm T uijof omoei I of 111111 S lon1o ii curl ii akunral fan ral prhiU r i tth1i h1i 3I i i 1i i I I I 1I I I I jlII IIIt Iti i

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rI p rr t I I THE TTN WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1 1905 3 E LOOT IN BOROUGH OF QUEEN IJJI WHOLE cwHinrov 1wnJ IO ov run 1l1I1I1i1it Thl 111 1alnti thl Viutits and the lloilsrhe orIhl he lion mid tf floral or III omllnbn Wnrh In the Ioolrooin AftcrhonCarriage Carriage Iran for Ills Irlcnidie die of tho statements Cam ly IIlIdubtli ntitn ho was roiionilniiiid for Presidenttho ufI tho Borough of Queens was that Ill bllilIlolhtul Ilolhtul to conceal about the doings of liiijiiiiniMlrntlon iijiiiiniMlrntlon nnd thnt tho h ilw wonr r Hi to 111 This sounded well to the Himitittid 1mi mitittid huL Iy those who know tlio Intiiiio iiio cyhtcin tinilpr which tlin accounts lr h epi how easy it 14 to fool and befog UIYIXI it i1 Xpert nocoiinlanls alter long uldII i Oiinstive inesgatlon i was taken to hnJ JI Hint her campaign lilulTceitholes ceitholes It in II0Wl tlllt tin lioolitiain I itiain oidence bearing out tho 1 IrtolI iliii I hI Commissioners ot Accounts onHI HI cid lied HID surface when they IldorlltiuI fitii revelations coiicerniig lh wny Cii1iv M iv payrolls mi aiMid I i ald nn in Ithir thing tlmt tho books holtl tl intimate iotinection of lip honingi g i i iniiieiit with the rinolrnom Inill of1J 1J lsarid fHy nnd nlbo how tho wholoaid I aid family is cnrrlid Iloll nt the IIX These books also HhowI I mr oxpoiiie ThlC Ilso 1 it IM two yachts owned by the Uoroug I Kentis woll as I its ItO 1t3 vprt pulltLlhy hy employees of the city and tho nmterlif f r flu work was fimiihodby the cityN ofW N W t irk and charged liy CnMilyn i order T 1 unices Ill lullllll accountI II r 14 out1 poolroom in Queens tlul 11 I f ipcn LMry day wh n therer I In this wlthoi r 11 anyvlioro II coiintry 1 t ihtei fear of molestation by the polki 1 i iitliir oticcr of the law It is 1IIWI y IIWI a tIl official poolroonM M it i legaidid liy Ca fidy with Vtr0 fr 1 fivr so lunch favor in fact thnt noI i rtiili a job in the boroiiRb hall wouI I rIds nf lavitiR his bets on llu ponies inI I trier plaiti I i s Ii i his poolroom that mo t of Ihe i 1 at Iwiiougli hill make their way overi fr i at about I oclock to dope Oltr i riitH and tu plunge to the extentid ofI id r pili I bI in lame Iolys saloon nt LI fiiiiin I Inll on the flrt floor in theral rai fi the birroorn and any day can hoIPI won there not only borough employeeiii iii irlK from Manhattan and FtrooklyIlavinj Ilavinj th raes Cawsidy linnvlf who Ia I nctrnoiii plunger on the nice in spite orIhl i IIP Inch post IIP hold in the city governmcnt mcnt never lay a wagT their preuninblon on the IliPory that a mini would 1 t wastinhi i hi time I let I III L acaintt hilI11 frtan in tlin MinlJiiiK IepartnipnK K i i a tlay ii tin annoiinrer Inc Ilarr i I1r iiin who wa1 indicted in ISdO 111h vii 11 a close friend of Casidy is tlimaitnrer maitnrer A trot lur of Joe is empbyeii II i a ticket writer it i aLI and an aliiiilii iiiilii uf tlio Dntiiti Attorneys offki ia 3 a lipet writer A man whom thIy trieim m Ilwl on hi fake l nil ieiu al Ownershirket rket ns in Alderman H the calner whiln HH I IT menil r of the bos family i 1 aistIflt inanaipr SjeakiiiK of tinpartifi partifi lar indutry ysIIL lay a well knowicam cam let snnlThe The otiial poolroom milnt rica nt leas 1f81 18000 a ninntli II is n cinili I I4 wpl prottvred and Ihlfforl doe not have t 0ra pay out inoiiy to iniscelUneoiH o filet ajuktfltIIPF IHakrifI Hipkmailer If I had IhL poolrooniiifiiofiuly iiifiiofiuly I tV Ill ilJ halto nive up to I d07OI iliTfrciit men in axithontyPri Pri Caiiidy ilniwrs a salary of 2100 aar vriir from tho public treisury but is sailnm 11r ID havp oeeupleil diit room il I hiHrirnuili Hru1 Hall Hinn liu was appomte HiininnsPA ininnsPA IIH brother the Honugh 1reiden1 den1 5 table of ninner and each year hoIlia tnlii them Vrt 11 everal months whrthe the rail NPHOII elpr in tho Ewl WhiliIIP lie IS away IIWI he never neglectto to draw Ills 175 I month from the utTeaury Teaury which H in direct V i latiun of thiCm t Cm Service law im he IIUM noycr reeeivwn I Ifixp 0 1 ubence hen he is it way thoIh i hn laT 11 is finned by ionio une ele foi Im James CtvHly another lirother i a eorIn 4 poU1 inpotnr for I href concernn doll piil1 11 ii the iHiroiii aiul he jethMi Mi I n i nth John askly Mill atiolhuiiT iT tin uiln N a eorporatioii i levi OSI i er i n wurh of 1iiPnn A Son the contra Ira r fir the IVniHvlvania tunnel Fnl thi im getr Jli l a miinth He alo netiJM JM 1 i niiiith fur furnisliiiiK a horolnc waeiiii ii the 1oriiiiKh IreMdenl hl rip i said to be tint personal iropertyn n ilni aidv hlrsI In order thatiihti iihti inn make Mirn of krepint the woJfI i 1 in In door hi ii alo allowed to drawJH fin IIH nh 11 Ilrlhin a torttnrtui acoiili Hireaii The stablom I I li pcjjniphual JIIil Itnlio 11 m li iidroimh pavroll in theH Jllel Ii 1 il ard Heie H I copy of one olIs II I Is r retilly rendered by brother Johnher tu 1 i h1 Ine whih ot course the tuxare l 1 are nlid to payI I I iuslU Irililfiit of tIre Horouclii r j i isirfy lirImri Imri nnil naenn nml nnlris ot 1I Ii It t thi Picslilrni ul mi II iroujliMio Ol vUlri MioIrd u I ltd ali forts dollarii IL ii d aljll livide his othetdo ru do ICIOMI as the padrone of MIKity Ulritrait I ity fun ihilK mai y of the conii troo r I public wcrlu with their ItalianIn 1 In confection with this there itI r II I enpl ymit hiireau mail minedKiriiiicli ui I iiied Kiriiiicli Hiill ile1 f which has no conwhatixor ied iocrin whatixor with the city governli I I li is mat lined by the oltlclil teni ocrinMI i it el 1J alt at d II ipiciul inni 11 ni the ItuiMiK Depaitmeit I ai I ai i I I joh with tl CJiiii I trolleyii t ii r Ihf Inig Inlni d Hailroad orli 1I u hp IleiMin toitrai tir K tinipany hen i anth ut I letter of rici mmedation from Iu 1 ieui liy piittug II MO but on noiirm I 11 Ilnl V fll niirpv makiiiK erterprise thntuly th IS uly lairily is tereted in IP bnei I r nr y years the Krourds aliid I tIu 0 iid were in prolilablu liecau nol S V l asebdl phiyiiiK WI allowed inrough I r rough md beoauM the men whoiiiei iiiei nipii to run the sport were held upI 1 I Miles by gratters There was ain in U however when John Casskly tookihe t t r ihe buii ess ape I ega to narageI I u i ii II The prohibilic acaiiiet Sinv Ii v m1 g Midde ly faded nxviiy Therein I in es eviry S Ito lrty last season andii ii v MITP witI sid 11 crowds rangingi f i ono to SdiiO r is itinated thatly Li ly i lijiritlal least jiiHio last summerIii Iii r liq JOP wa go i I ti hs familyv J v i iisi gor I lo siii of its friendsB B t lI a the city lot he hal to foot thoI I I I hiS i especially true of the friendsvi vi a1 horseswhether they bo trotol r iiinals fit only for their last walk to thon u 1 n ving factory Here i u little horsoiv lis iv extracted from tho borough payrll rll 111 1 id a horse uf conrto upon the taxp I n lr sheriT Henry W Shut key who n ns a inn trotting horse and runaboutlnh lnh he ran IM M en driving almost any I in day on the boillnvards of Queens isreitiung reitiung SMl a month for Ihf iiso of thisrK rK it the Department of Hiphwayn ThoPli Pli given ns tho stablo for tho rig is thoWilimtn I 11 nII y jll Wilimtn r Klvnn Jr a saloon keeper ofIlmd I Ilmd Citv anti I warm personalI I iuI nf DC draws from tho city I a dayne f I ne Innsound Ip hI Iwl wagonis I r is 1 lIfII1 imdertnlerof thosamoilown luf ilown nn the pay rolls for thn ois is Mini wairoimata total of 11 month 1 i in CisiHvvillo say that it iocnnotnuili t nuili dilTcrenco to II Troddenr 1 r thn luneral busincM is goodIlirt Ilirt U v Schwnmt a saloon keeper of EverBi Bi win I IKISS of the Uarnoy Scliwombi i a I i said to bo a Cnsbidy orgonlai o I month for ona horse andifui I 11011111 aad a like amount is paid to MorrU T I Chc8tcrBillinsSonI I Succeuor toRanacl I Ranacl Barcmore 6Billing Randel BillingImporter Importer of Precious Stonesand and PearlsFinely i Finely Adjusted WatchesBillings AduBted IBiing 1I Billings Court Filth Avcat I at Thirtyfourtk StEstablished Established 1840OConnell I v I OConnell who Is Cmsidy 4 let t in g conKrtd 11 loIlrat tholl trekI I Krtd liiehlti of Woodhaveti who is a furolal man In a pickle factory there receives Va 1 a month for 1111 which Is iluet in C1t5Ieitiergeltcy of iMnorKcncy at tho disposal works nt JI miilcu Most of the omerKenvies In thlI Nil Iii IliCt t illie it Usakltiinuipat Iheneurhyrctmckl I racet racksIt I Vvnn of Fur Hockaway the seat ofuHldy t assldys r sunimer vUI and Kobcrt Kroiseller seller I hotel kcopur of the same place I are each down for S a month for one111rn horse and wagon ExSchool LominUwioncKelly Kelly who IH emrloyid in the baggage dopannnt pannent of the Iong Island Hallroudanother II another man who gets tw month forrig a rig out of the city treasuryione None of the men named ever drivel hisOWI own rig if it is employed by the borouglixmllning ixmllning liinwelf to pleasure driving excllltnI climively I Is said that in several CJO at least the owners of rigs hired out to thoell city get them taken crt of arid a drivefurnished furnished whenever needed for 20 I montlThe The other 80 in clear graft Hut these are not the only instances ofqUelr queer payroll entries that thE Commitsionern 1 sinners of Accounts did not discover HnrrHutnhln Hut hiu whO is now Deputy Conunlsnioneof of Public Works or at least his nuwspapeiIs I Is authority for the utatemetit that the payrolls rolls of the Imrougb arc loaded with IdlenbuniH buniH and grafters This newspaper ItWI was that said that the furfnce of tho rottenness ness had 01 ly l een scratched and that the Itre same condition of affairs discovered inone one ward would bo found to exist in rvordistrict district of the boroughThe The official Investigators might have II found that the son of Theron Burden a I leading Republican of the First ward 11 1 down on tho payrolls for a soft job Themight I 1 might also have found that two boss pairUorin I in the Department of Highways at 1 a day I I each both of whom live in Dutch KillSam I Sam ttrennons district never do alY i harder work than to paint Cabsidy campaign paign banners around election time Theymiphl might nlo have discovert h that the gardeners I deners of this department under Deput IPtl Pete Honey Iron non s lieutenant nevedo do any work except when they get horof of firewood or beer money AgaJn they might have discovered iftllY they were familiar with political conditionin il C jiieonx that all lie Cimsldv elect hoitstrict district captains II Ion g Island Citv inchiding chiding Tommv McDermott curtain nlIF CaMds own distriCt Hilly Hush TheodorAVagenheiin Vnt genitci Ill John Non Alderman Kochlieutenant lieutenant and Tom Cox of the gas hOILecllricl district are all down for good things getting ting from mM a day up of the taxpayermoney imoney money for oosting along the polltlcafortunes Ifortunl fortunes of the big bossA A clerk in the Sewers Department is Balito to tend bar for hippy Walsh at Sevsntlstieet stieet and Jackson avenue Another eraploveo f ploveo tends bar for Holy Kuglenmn Inolrt 1101 Court HOI r Square HII another a foreman I man works Ixtwren Al itantlles salooiat at Noble street and Venron ave tiu to nni Ihfoolroln poolroom near the Hlackwells Islamliridge liridge approach il Vernon avenue Stillanother IIlolhlr another foreman in this defartment spendihis 1 his ill liolwin1 his brotherV saloon II Astoria and the poolroom in bong I lancity thy YHt one more foreman of so wentends tends hit for John White opposite theHnrnugh liorough Hall and another ono commonknown known as the monkey wrench is emplowed I plowed in ManhattanIn I In the Highways Department one of tinforemen foremen is a Ixiokkeeper for a real ostatilinn linn and he spends most of his workinghours hour In their office His favorite cartman I man calls twiCe a dav to find out what worlhe I mli cal shall do Tho real e tate ofllco hin in Fulton street Astoria and the foremaiIs IiI 011 of rrennons strongest allies Among Ii i he men in this for rniits Ian aro Kellyho i I ho Hum Mickey Mathown and a youniiman man lamed Sweeney and to t her in insisted I sisted th management of the work Stilmother i mother foreman who tried to kill his vriftimd I mid children I year ago ran be found irhe I Ihe saloon nearest to his job any day in tinAs I wfkI As to the pavrolls of the e various dejartmentB I jartmentB they are under tho absoluteontrol purmlnll CassUrv as the following letteiMl Ml showIFTK I wi I IFTK ror TiE PiKsinrsr UI ttssI or mi lloiKirin 01UI I Muy vo ittojInxfitlt I JOR1 Iliitiirl Eiii t IHI Miitninfier uf 1nblhliiiiA IIIk liitinuuh nl IJiiirnuOKAH OKAH Sin Mr ras iilj luis diricted me toloilly I loll you lot to Ii I lull vniichern or pnyoils oils drawn aBiilnt ilie iremnd liiiiniitra Ion IIIIKN linlens same him been examinedmil hoiikkeeiiprmd I mil entered by lames Kohlnsnn hOIklIInd md further teriuesis that when smh hillsoncliers I oncliers or pay rolls are presented to you foiilLiiatiiri ilLiiatiiri dial you kindly furward same itatlcl atlcl Hnlilnion before slgItInit snipe Uespectully ully lohliOI I iKoiiiiKS liivisSecretary rll Ulr Secretary to tli1 Pre idniCaeiidy Caeiidy prides himself on the fact that he 1 known in rain circles as one ofhe he most benevolent officeholders Qnoeiifver I ver had No society or charitable instituion tiol is ever turned down by him when anIlfeal Ilfeal Ii made for unite out Mr CassiJyan can afford to he liberal for at least someif of tlc contributions Indo by him do notome I como out of his pocket but out of theockets ockets of the taxpayers of New Yorklo i lo has at his control a fund to which isiharged iharged ball tickets and the likeIn blJ chnrled In s ito of his reputation for charityass 1 ass i ly is not always considerate of tholefeneeless I lefeneeless 1 the cane of Mrs Julia Cavalagh I lagh a widow will testify Mrs Cnvnlagli ugh koH a flower store near CalvaryVmetory Vmetory next t tho flower stern whichs s run by Cnssidy and his brother SheIko Iko tho Ciisiciys leased her ground fromhe thl cemetery and having been long theread had a business from which she made nood I ood living for herself and familyOne One day she was told that the city Intended ended to build a fire engine house on theround Imid 1m i round she occupied She protested thatho i ho site was not I fit ono for the purse hUl tho property was condemned and sheran 1 ran forced to tear down her hothouse andnovo novo her little store The um of Sal IOVO paid for the lots and the widow waslit put to a loss of nearly JlfKK Then it wasliscovered liscovered tiiat the site was not a desirableno I ono for flue fire station after all and thoci ity sold thn lotn to tho CassldysIn I II view of thes dill ourl partifulnrlyThe The W ratherNothing Nothing VIM apparriu ycstcrdaj of the stormIllrli Illrli WAS lnlrnt nil I In Miii LIt i UnnUc ont nnilI In till tint utf nil Mondav A low aim pnsslniistwarcl tl Itch causedill I istwarcl over the upper Ialse riBlons 1lu mln trout HIP lowe 11 ii rrclon soiilhwrst turAni rAni siinu In nortlKrn New Yorlt nnd Mlsfiourlnl nl rloiutlnc s al most point In the cttHtcra lialtT uf the rouiiirTin J Tin tinipcraturcs wcrr hlfthcr In the AtlanticMi I SloIC tlie Ohio and Tcnncsicc vallcjs and On1npr npr Iil region and In Mlmirsntn the Dakotasid A hlirli area ccntrnl ouratisas Ild Miuilnnn hl1 pressure am eetal 11151 was rirrilnir colder wrntlier multi It fromii I ii north Pnelflc coast southenst over hit Itarkyounlnin ounlnin srrtlon Into the centtfll Mlululpnl 110le le i Inrilnc wonther coverrit the western halfthe 01 the I nf reclons anil south to northern Texnsid id New Mexico It Wits alo freeIns In Newiitland iitland suit heavy frosts occurred In the 1dnllyNew of New VorlIn In this cUr the day wu fair and w rmtr windht dtt In fresh easterly avrrace hiitnldlty 7 pernt l nl barometer lomrted lu trad to St level 01 8 A M SO SO 3 1 M 1023The The temperaturn yesterday as recorded by thenclal nclal thermometer Is shown In lie annexed tablelIKVi lIKVi 1904 100V IBQtA I P A U 47 13 I 1 I M 4iM Sb ii P M Sf 41PM 12 M 1 I PM us 41 t2 Mid MHighest iuIhighest Highest temperature T a I I1 IrOfU ARIIINCITOK rnrucAHT roil TO DATAKIITO MORROWFor For niilern Vfic York mIl fo duu la morrowliter roldrr ant jirabahlu faIr fresh In heist louthicettwrit lo writ tnnds thltlng la northFor For New England aln today warmer In northcst west portion to morrow clearing and colder fieshbrisk southnest lo welt winds ihlfllnir to northFor to brisk ooUlhCt wnd Ihllnr brsk For wrjtcro New york rain or snow and coldertday day brisk 10 hlcli outhwut to wet winds toarrow morow fair IcxtrvaKnnce In relation to CantldyH rnukluHnnpsM Ind extravagance with tho money of tho peoploIho tho friends or Joneph Ilurint hiM opponefor for IlorotiKh IrcHldcnt nay that no IulrrVlplctllg I respecting citIzen will voto ro four LarJ Uteri ofinM brand of govarnmunt whichhaK has wimo to lo known in livery nook Indcurnul cornor of JueoiiH as Cacsidvlsm TblYHa say that IIidy cannot OKslbly win IlIlor foul tactical aro 11801 and plans arc IOWb111 being vlgorourly ptmhud to head off votiiby by lloaterH and ropoatnrs of whom a nul swarm day Is expected ill Queens on elllluudlY KH Fiiut POH iHoinninoKn Fash Side WIMVr II Orator to Talk 11111l Ilie Hoof of Ills Ilotlie 1onlRhtJake Jake Nowflolil the Woll well ortorof of the East Sldo has been making a Ilettrmiled mined fur to break Into this campaljbut l hit has let with many obstacles ThoIWlrlt nearest ho canto to it was last nightDuring During the day thousands of rlroulnrlwero wore circulated around the Twelfth AreJ hi y district to the effect that Jacob Newfield field tho golden tongued orator wouldnddreRI address a meeting lant night in a hall In Ihoreur rear of a saloon in Clinton street nealDflancy Italnncy Xewfleld wax in AssemblynuKoHeneteln KoHeneteln hot d nt Clinton and BroomeHtreett streets when he saw one of tho circulafor for the ftrnt timeThe frKt The honor Is unsought he phoutcbecause because this Is the first I knew of i hutI I will answer the cal I would not dinapoint point the throng who will bo welting tohear hear me and besides i Is the first tmethoy they let me have I obonco to talk in Ihtscampaign campaignGUH GUI Anger the retired baker immediatulorganised organized a committee of twenty to pcrtewfeld Newfield to the hall Business had beendul dull in the saloon all day and the proprietirubbed rubbed his linndH when he caw tim orowpile pile In back to tho hal and tilt around thtInble tables He lit the gap and stood arounwaiting waiting for orders 1retty soon men nnr hays came marching in and took seatsJ0pen J0pen the meeting with your speechmid mid Anger to NewfieldNowfleid Nowfleid mounted the platfonu IldBtart1 started oT by saving Fellow citizenIvin IIin Ivin SIcClelLin Hearst and Jerome arn I all my friendsRefore Before he could go any further the salookeer keer r huIfll0h on the stage and grahlxnNewfield Newfield by the coat ollarWho Who hired mine hal for a rolitlcianerfmeeting meeting he cried excitedlyNone None of your busine said NewfleUiTori Tori interrupt my HvechIhoio Ihoio was a scuffle on the stig nlrllwlolr NewHold was pushed down to tlin rloorSuch ISlcl Such I piznens biich I pinens IId Itho tho saloon keeper To hug milo hnl mitowld bay in for id lISt dt tellin me not hi nabouid abouid id God owid elToryroJyAugers Augers committee had ihsippeared II the meantime but the rot of the ciowiwho I who mllntnw the hal in response to thicirculars circulars were loth to budge Soverajxiliceinen jxiliceinen wr called and drove I hf1 outNe field then declared that he was aviclim victim of a Tammany Hall plot They thought I was going to roast Tin I Sullivan he aid but I will be heard YIt He secured a box and mounted i in f rollof I of Ko nsteins HotelHe He held a sample ballot up in front ofhim him and tihoutcd il his famous voice nO he pointed to the prhilitol emblemI 11 every man womai and child 11J vote for that tiketHe He got no further A cop hustled hinriff riff the corner and he gave up the attempfor the h for Ihl nightAt At several recent meetings on the KISSide tRide Side Ne tiel I has attempted to speakbut hit has always heen shut olT He hlmadl made the attempt nt ineetingsof allwllliral liartieHeannounced 1 Heannounced late last night thit tonightie tie would be 11011 l at last from Ihl root ufI his residence at lf s DHancny street Thoblidil I nil lilt rig is live stories high Thoe whiiave han 111Ir him pal in previous tiiniaigns pnillt have no doubt that he can Illlilhim uako lumsolf heardM M t1 Mfiru V 1tl r rlhll sMix Mix in Gel VJ5uil He Mi unii Henriloliet I loliet aimODi tt9 S IliiniiiWilliam William 1 Jvins the Republican canlidnte lidnte for Mayor lorecatod yeterdahat hat ho would get 2lioO votes He e tinated I nated that 5SMsri votts would be cast I 1111101 ray whiCh would leave 3181to to l edivi led lx twecn MKlollan and Hearstfhk fhk wan the statement Usiied by Mr IvinsThe The registration this year wa HTusiiDeducting Deducting from this the nonnal proponioiif I if legl llallol not olilr and III scatterng ng vote belonging to the Sopialis s Irolililtlonixtp I lililtlonixtp iVc the total vote for hill ilearst and McCMIan is estimated at xssiHie 1111 most recent vote which Lan be ItlliI I al n safe lirisis for comparison is the II for Dovenior in 19TJ The Hei ublicaiandulate andulate in that year received 34 per cent of tho registered vote in i i lenter Now Voivosing osing the city by l200 tIme IlrJlIt adei ei plurality ever emountered by nHepubhLan lepubhcan cmulllat in New York cityThere There was a very large de i ion that yeaiif of normally Hepublican otes The 1r1 which remained umloubtudlvepnsents wr cent remainld IHouIJllhreplenl epnsents the low water mark of tho ItepulJlean lean vote in Oreater New YurkKstimnng Kstimnng upon this hasis Mr Ivinsrill wil have 220H10 Hepublican votes a lottorho Thl charge that ho 1 lot receiving loyaln I and energetic support from the Republicanirganmuion tlerltf irganmuion is absolutely without foul rohaion I ion I is one of the usuiil Tammany trickn 0 be expected at this I imo In additol toiOOOO I iOOOO Republican votes Mr Ivins will reeive dye not less than ZSdJil independent votesnaking naking his total at least 2 iiiiixi Phis willave I ave I43K votes to be divided betweenIcClollali IcClollali and Hearst Whether NioClellatiir or Hearst will gel a larger proportion ofhis his is a matter of speculation but there iat not the slightest doubt that the Tammanylull I lull vote has boon split in half by IInaltvoll 1 voto for McClellan in order to head offloarst IlIlnlt would bo tho rankest folly orIrClellans IrClellans normal support has been pni tiullv I ullv disintegrated by Hearst Mr Melellan lellan is already defeatelMax I Max F Ihmsim tho manager of WilliamHearsts R Hearsts campaign said yesterday thatIr Ir Hearst would carry all five boroughsnd 1 and would poll not less than 100000 votesI I nm absolutely confident ho saidthat i that the Hearst ticket will carry Richmondnil nnd will in conseciuenco make a clran sweepf of nil five boroughs All our advices indiato ato a complete demoraliyation and breakown own of the Tammany organiation Iniiieons iiieons Joe Cassidy is pleading with hisblowers blowers to save hits local ticket becausee hl has found that Hearst will carry thatorough orough Up In LouU Haffcns boroughlio lio same condition prevail and wo getimilar imilar reports from Brooklyn The Demoratlc ratlc hoe of the boroughs are realizinghat I hat the Hearst tidal wave will sweepIcCleilnn I eCI ella a out of office and they aio makingosnerate osnerate efforts to save themselves andioir Ihmr local machinesIf I If lioth these forecasts should como trimhe III fame day there would obviously bobout bout 14000 votes left for Mayor McClellanrjvs TINS oX Mcuuix tiiizI Sa8 No Cnndldatc IMr Ilcforcto l1l1lht to Taiiiiiiiuole the llcpiitillcau VntrWilliam William M Ivins commenting on whatD ho termed McClellanri cry ol distress In asking for Republican s1 port ho saidIH IH the first time in our pol ticil historyiat thnt a Tammany Hall candidato nominatedi a8 such has sought to TammanyiW tho leiblicnn publiCan voto Tlio remarkable Iwduio ofis It is that tho appeal is for the ticket as wellfor aH for himself that is to say for IlarrIIllt7 ctr for Murphys McCiowan for MdnrjnV jnV Ridgway tor Muqhys Huffcii lorI I assidy and I or Murhy and AicLarrensIonian inn tanMr Mr Ivins said that the appeal would notu blj heeded I ecnuso he hall nerr knownIB the Republican party to bo broken up at thotruest truest of on opponent and that ho saw nnaeon open to regard Mayor Mcllitllan us nliraole miracle workerMr Mr Ivinn also gave out a long statementMidemnlng condemning tho management of thf r ftrkuurlng during Mayor McCleNana adminUJratlon I i Walking Suits for Men t I You can cutaway II from the regulation I lation sack suit and add variety to yourdress dress with a walking suitIt i I It has a way of looking smart whereveryou I you wear itif its a Wm Vogel Sonwalking I walking suitWe t I 1I I I We maintain it 20 22 25 i26 and 30 willciflg iuts of imoolli surface and undttMtd wontedi cheriotttweed IIwteds iWM tweed etcWM 1WM I WM VOGEL SONBroadway I Broadway Houston St j I h MAYOR ORDERS BANNER DOWOVKH lIEU WHICH HKAllSl Mln n iisvn TiitMHtJi HKnowIollce Iollce llrservcn Mere railed Out to tUet II I City Hill htep anil lo Stilt TlHties InIh Ilie nowUnn Xrrested for rr11I1r I lo Tear llanner Down Its HoniA A hand marked Heart holding upred nfl1 red flag marked Anarchy nnd a hundi i marked McClellan holding up tho Staiand and Stripes with the legend Older Whicllag I llag tin er both appeared on a big banner ner hoisted yesterday afternoon acroiPark I Park row near the Krmklin statue Turmoil I moil aroe at once and tIre police ro ervowere were finally Allied out to restore ordeilleforo lleforo stinting for Staten Island last nighMayor Mayor MeOlellan sent the following lette to Pieiclrnt Aheam of the Borough ofrnnhllt ManhattanStir Stir I hnve li ep iiifurni1 ttut arilsil 111111111 rilsil in ifitinn IInl S I BII hfli ijlvelpiich I piich ol r1 ill in fin1 a djtnn irntioappioiiihlni I appioiiihlni pulihi Isunl rUliiln I Uliiln I Inn dwrii of not intiMfinnwith with tli pnviliK iHimllv acnrMl iidhticnorirnnl7 orirnnl7 itons In I IIh nspcrt I Ivliese iliii no ilisplny slioiild nindi vi i II nay 111Ind Itail to a breach of die iifiue and ilni ihiihjectloiinble iihjectloiinble banner Hhiuld be vourlarllreiiiuil I reiiiuil or tin prixilege nvolirrt 1kil spiTi fully ftionon li MiTiMt MnvorThebtaner I Thebtaner was taken down at i30oclocl lat night Aspoontisit wa up in the afternoon i noon xoinc on veiled Sliime and the IrrI vai tnpti up by a crowd of boys and youniiiicn I iiicn Most of t luuu boys Von Hearst buttons tons The crowd WHS growing olplrr1 tninute and when one of the fitim arrivaleld i eld Tear duwn the ted riig1 th crow II I urged around the pol on the side neaicsthe the Tribune HmlhngIlie Ilie halyards had ben made fast sonvfifteen fifteen feet alHive the giDimd A nunslai slai ted In climb up and was boosted entluiMastically astically I y the crowd He was half wnyIhl to the lope when a poliretnan shouldered 1hi bis way through the crowd and made fasto to u Is n Uown son ifime grinned thoCliP cop and the crowd hughed and hooteicoodriaturtjdly ttuiodruttui roll IVlmlmn When the policeman slartod his nunfor for the City Hall station house howevei the trowel protested It looked for II moment ment as though there would be an attempnt nt recue but as yet there were few growi men in the o1 1dIl11t1 the expression oroIilpproval ilMippruxiil was limited tu hisses and hootlift lift prisoner 1 uuim Huiisiuii of III Wot 101t street snd that he had swveunder 11IIl1dll under the American Stag in the Spnnisl war and did not pnpise lo SPO it ihsgraiOI I iv having a red riy Haunted l 1I side itII II cae bail al the TomlH on a charge flflionfrly uiordrrly conductAfter After loll on had been eil away Ihocrowd crowd grown to soveral hit rolrej peoplegallwrd gallwrd 11 roll 11 1 the ninklm statue whenieveiul ieveiul luin niad Breeches for HearstAll All torts ami Icmiltiuns i f I in nit stoppiito to hifii lo I i ikis It was easy ti I sio thai I lie tanner had cxiited real Itotihim t tilit ine i f th speaker suggested that IheIlin nile IIg IlIli1 t ih Citv hall stepsIhi Ill crowd tu itbled ai tnss lb rtfv antnriffl nriffl aiijinii hat building It numberedI c i am he poliec were swept off theiilent 1 lent A ieavl unit man ill a gray hat tied U addiess the iiieililig bin the notice stillheld held liio stip aol lie WJIH hustled awayIlie Ilie crowd I d and moved forwardinle inle the t es frmn tie Oak streetstation station ere i r i si P101l1j the jiollcccoiilenled lOl1t Ill Itd iheiiisei c Mb preventinghpeechmakinj hpeechmakinj lom thy stopThi1 Thi1 ciDVfl reiviiei I iis food tint UrnI When iu U apart r the building Wcamoiiirions iiirions I 1111 Jii Kenl out of a windowhfme hfme i if would y II I hyriss a grnfterlWlir I Wlir did you get the diantol1thisInl Inl Iatnll wiih II small pavm stonein in hi slnrt runt and Ii so ohallThe The Oi slriKt reserves drove the crowdway I way from the City Hull and the hiviliiart iiart of tin1 people diiltid awityutnuiilrcuI Severallimidreil limidreil gil lion 1 around tliii lraiiklintitue titue and HH i eeh iiiiUiiK Ugau againIt It was nit I rn Inill Ote t f the speakersleclHrcd I leclHrcd I brim Ir lleart vis on his way I 10 aiilres the metini This held thomwd I mwd togefb 1 until the mintnteil policoiinl iinl t r Oak ftilct KsiiM1 broke up thoIUM IUM ting Iho pol Ito were kept buy tho remainderif I of the nfternonn breiikin tip the smallrowd rowd that put nil on every corner ofIark Iark iiw and in I Vy II ill ParkThe The banner va taken down at 030I I 1 M by employees uf the Metropolitanvquipnumt vquipnumt Comi any Ill workmen saidt it was to bo rij laced in lie morning byme ion of different deignWhen When the news ol flic diuubanee causedy I hv the banner renclicd the Hearst headlunrters I lunrters the fnllowmg talemenl was givenmi I mi by the camj idin maniners I Mr lleirst hopes that no dituibnnci1vill will be made over ihce banners Theyonstitnte I onstitnte an inill In the New Yorkersvlmympalliie vlmympalliie with this movement againstraftuiL I I grnrt log Imsc and who merely cleslro thoily ily iccued from the control of Financialnates nates They ioii il intO an iiisiilt to everymeiican meiican citiienhailes hailes K Murphy said lal nightIhiio Ihiio is no conimfiit I II make furtherhim t him tiihtiti that the Unmet makeismadeanlstnle nlstnle in the airiin enient uf lie llrisI 1 he oririual order lor Ihe banners eontomlaled pial oil that serarato mislies or nets l omplovd mplovd lor Ihi1 display of the red emblemmil I mil the American flute lint ani alqnoinniitloe oinniitloe of iourse would not app rovoSuilifigs I i Suiting and trouseringsOur Our 25 Suitings and our 650trollmlM Croiucrltys are Mir indications ofcur cur till oring business the fabricsare are inddc in Great Britain thefirst first surcc of scpply for allthat that is gva in Uoolersi j IhIIc irrl i atttrrFbillips Ournianl E1 FbillipsCallcrlng elistolU tailoring Only I 1191 121 Nassau Stk k o i of any design contemplating tho placlnof 1 of tho American Hag In company with thoolllulem emblem of anarchy It will bo changedThe The Hound headquarters gave outstatement a8tutem statement saying Neither Mr Slurphj nor Mr McClollacan can escape responsibility for putting uthe the banners that have HO insulted tho Ul zone of New York It has been known rorI four days that such banners were to bedlspla displayed Word came direct from Tnmmany I many Hall hat swell banners were in courtof of preparation The banners were paid forI I out of Mr Murphys campaign fund Theworn worn put up under Mr Murphy direction Tho banners wore expected to prove u1111111p trump card in tho Murphy campaignIHOTEXT IHOTEXT AT TJIADE MVViVMMnrcui Mnrcui Mark and Osiers Say They Vjtti 1111111 Without AnthorltjAccording According to a statement Font out IMtnight night from the hoadquarters of William MIvlns Ivlns the use of tho names of the vnriouhuslnpHS huslnpHS organlwitlons which appear onthe the McClellan banner hanging belowFourteenth Fourteenth street Is unauthorized In tholatonll1nl statement Marcus M Marks prcsldcn of the Clothing Trade Association Samur I Ulman of the wholesale fur trade JoseplM M Con don president of the Silk Assocmtion I tion of America and representatives of thehoI hosiery and glove trader declare that theItnnneiiI banners were hung without the permisMoiof of their associationsAll All of them explained that their organixations ixations had never taken part in inunlcipnfight fight Kln TLKS OF OSBOHXESBIS SBIS lies Square hal nen In fiat Would 1IUe to Talk to TamilianAssistant Assistant District Attorney Hand made ills second speech of tho campaign Insnight tnl night It wn delivered before a largi iI I audience in Odd Fellow Hall 98 Forsytl I street and wn interrupted repeatedly bj 1 henity applause at every reference U i Jerome and h v crips of Poor Jim nt men reference to Candidate Osborne Mr Hanimid I mid in partI I want to remind you of the condition1prevailing i i prevailing on the East Side four yearn agoYou You know that then virtue was cast in tbidust I dust and vice triumphant Under the government I ernment prevailing then yon were ashampcof of the quarter of the town in which yoilived lived You more than any others conriuited riuited to put in ofTlcoa man cast in Godtown I own image of mankind to fight like a marfor for manhood and womanhood I ask youHni Hni he done it When he said he r01l11 stamp out the cadet svstem and pend those implicated to Sing Sing did he not mearevery I1lIIllicalf11 every word of it Has he not mado goodL I L ud cries of Ho ItasJImo Who attacks Jerome In our great cityof I of lOlUCIi people in this metropolis of theI I worlds commerce each arts in all this vaslhorde horde there is just ono man to attuctJerome Jerome and thats the man who fed out oiIns Ins hand like n whipped cur and licked hUknuckles knuckles lo save his job Cries of Pool I J hut and hiI1 I Dont hiss bun lies square but hes II in bad hits gone wrong and heM goingcrazy I crazy if hes not already gone I knowhim I I him as well as any man and I know that hehas has underneath the surface a spirit thatwould I would make him prefer to make the honestmanly manly tight Jerome is making rather thanto to have dropped the wire before ho hadfairly fairly grasped it to have put himself in aposition I position he could ensure only two daysI I I dont want a better chance than tohave have Jim Osborne let me speak in a Tnmninny I ninny meeting and tell Tammany menwhat what I know he stand forund what Jeromestands stands for in this campaign But I knowhe I he wont give me the chanceIf IIf If Jerome should die tonight whichrod I rod forbid every house of graft would be Ia a house of mirth No grafter looking forspoilrtno poilri no crook bent un thievery no crookedpoliceman policeman looking for the wage of crimeno II I no iruber dealing in the dirty good ofpolitics politics hut would rejoice if he uhould dietonight tonight His memory would be execratedby I by every cadet every crook every gambler nnd every crooked politician But withyou you who stand for the purity of tho homesecurity security of life and security of propertythere I there would not l e a heart but would beatresponaively I responsively to tho name of the man goodmen I men honor and bad men fearuiKs uiKs MOSQIirons V ssrrstarii ito 101 IMnml M O Wall a ella Ioivnnitli I With ThemThe The Staten Island mosquito has beenIragged Iragged into the cnmiiign much againstts It will an it is understood to have preerred erred to remain nonpartl In its workJohn John Martin the M 0 candidate forPresident President of the Porough of Kiehmondbought i bought of Ihe mosquito ns a swell issuemd md is using it to Inflame the voters of tholand i land Hornnull President Cromwell whois I is running for reelection on the Republicanickot I ickot had stolen some of the M O thunderu IIII III advance by apearing as the father ofhe Ihn muncipil ferry to Staten Island soMartin Martin decided on a municipnl slap at thonosqiiito 1 nosqiiito Mayor McClellan recently wento to the island to wo the mosquito in Itsiuuunts I iiumts nnd said ho would do what ho couldilout i lout It Hut Mr Martin who used toie i hI a member of the borough council inlackney I lackney Kngland still points to lie mosinito quito as a live issue Ho has issued anLrldress Lrldress to voters in which hn MiysSricnliflc I Sricnliflc method for exterminating IIIORinline inline a iv known They require onlvHenry I Henry money nnd official hnckliiK to innkoli IltPl1I elTeitlve Vii could ronelilcrnhlv reluce luce iho discomfort from nnHiinltues If ourloroiiuli loroiiuli 1rihldcni would Ink up I lie camiaU11 IJlaILrIl iaU11 otiurtidi billy I pledge myself IIlii I Iccled to nip all niv power mid lo devoleit I I it cad onellllli of my salary lo nil thesland 1 sland of tho mosquito host A Huecensfulnnipaicii II I nnipaicii ole donhln real estate vnluesSquare I I a I i i I l Its Square

I I M3l DistinctiveSack I r I Sack Suits for Men N 1q fif een to Forty Dollars INot Not maliciously but to honor our creed which demandsthat IthQt thQt we take the initiative have we robbed thetoorder itoorder Itoorder toorder tailor of his rcason for being The postseason Iseason season model which he counts exclusively his is herereadyforservice readyforservice It is singlebreasted coat withJiberal t I iJibcral Jiberal peaked lapels fitted at the wnist flare skirtwith twith with deep centre vent and welted pockets instead ofwith with flaps Extreme Yes but the discern1 haVcaccepted Iaccepted Iaccepted accepted itThis IThis This together with ton other altogether distinctivesingle single and doublebreasted sack models in an infinitelydiversified 1ours diversified variety of patterns and designs establishesours ours as the most exhaustive collection of ruadyfojservice service suits which this town affordsJ500 jis0o J500 to 4000Broodwfiy iakL uk lolupauyrm 1p4yu Broodwfiy 334 to 34th Street l I BRQKAWBROTHERS BROTHERS ESTABLISHED NEAPDT HAIFA CENTLWH THE first goodshower II shower you getin xv in after you liavebought bought a Brokaw raincoat coat will demonstratethat that comfort justifiedits its purchase The cutof thatof of our raincoats is of our regular overcoatsThey They may be worn as lightovercoats overcoats and may be had mfabrics fabrics of the newest patternsRaincoat Raincoat 20 to 32Subway Subway station at Our DnorASTORPLACEAND ASTOR PLACEAND FOURTHAVENUEFLAMMERS FLAMMERS NAME IS STILL ONsrovrn JfSTIC srovrn WOT OIWEll11WOU 11WOU IvS srnsrrnAppellate IWIJII Appellate DIUMim to near the CUM nilIIIIIlIlIa AppealTiHilnj Court Helovi SajsThathe the IteimlilleaiH Seek to Ignore To1an IAn or Ihl Plain lro Minis or the laiJustice Justice Stover of the Supreme Coutafter after hearing both sid i yentcrday rliiseito to mnndamun tho Hoard of EllcI otis 10fub substitute the name of William TraverJerome Jerome for that of Judge Flammer on litoIepubliean Hepublican ticket for District Attorney Fun Justice says t at 110 manner by whicltho the substitution was sought to be effecteiby by holding an adjourned convention waplainly plainly in violation of most of tho provisions sions of the election law and that to deculi in favor of it would remove barriers erecteito to preserve tho integrity of thin ballotThe The Republicans had paper oil drawiand and Immediately filed notice of nn appeato to tho Appellate Division whert the matleihas has been set down for argument at 11oclock oclock this morning In all prolwbihttho Fire Justices who will hear the case wilbo bo Jiwtico OBrien presiding JusticiMoLoughlin McLaughlin Ijiughlin Clarke and Pat tertoIon non Three of them are Republicans FomJustices Justices sometimes sit but Justin Ollrieisaid said that he would try to hove five presentIn In case of n tie Justice Ingraham wilnot not sit as he is a candidate for ref vtiotnd and is on Ito ballot himselfThe The arguments for the Republicanyesterday yesterday were marie by Henry W Tnfiind ind W N Cohen Assistant CorporationCounsel Counsel Connoly represented the llpctionHoard HoardMr Mr Taft siiid that the law mado provision vision for substitution in case of death mdisqualificationand disiun Ii fient mu ito d therefore that out I ii gi a candidates name on the ballot alter theperiod period proscribed by the law was nut absolutely lutely protul itod The practice was toive I ive any large body of voters an uppoi t unityo to Vote for the candidate of their hiice tndcr tin circunstmiceH be sudthe the Court should not heitate to Ihd thnti candidate who brie divliiod isdiHriiiifn drhero rhero is another way for the Court to getaround around this natter and that is fur HieCourt Court to order the certificate filed numiro pro tuneMr Mr Connoly said it wain question whether ir not tine law should be upheldTho Tho convention he said bad a chanceo to nominate Mr Jerome They rejectedt it by iri overwhelming vote Whrn dieomortion I omortion adjourned iH powers ceasedUr i Ur Hammer has revet withdrawn underJie Jie law aw his declination jiiaii two Inn vsriti I lite In the oyes of 1 lie law he is stll thelomineo lomineo of thn Itepubliran purtvKxludge Kxludge Cohen sai l that the Court wasn n duty iMumd to provili the eluitiiiN within in easy way of votingTho Tho caM said he prespnts a questionmrely mrely of liberal construction against strictOiistiuction Oiistiuction odor a decision tenderedv v Chief Judge Alton U Iirner nft he Courtif if Ap eid tin1 will of the comcmlull shouldiu iu cnrriud out Her H 1 Kif it pohtiealarty arty that cast lVii Ki votes at th lastlection lection that hits the right to give tbn peoplefull full tieKet with an easv wav of votingJ J list ill Stovers dm isioit saysI I HIII nt tin1 opinion that die coiuiniplatndciloii ciloii voilld itfnoti SH liiaiiV nl tin pliinirnviliins irnviliins uf die iiatmo dial evin vili dieiiinmiiry iiinmiiry powers ionleir d hv die siatiiincillKlit cillKlit lint in uralit die iiliplicntmn iuuhrnig ig that it i hetter tliit tlie Mniiiir m mileijriiy ileijriiy cliiilhl tu1 preserv dev ii in n perais ais somewhat ilciiibllul inse tlimi liy reiivm iivm batriers iiiteiiiled to iireirM theiteitnty iteitnty of tlie Imllct anil die nulils of hutlinrty arty and independent v tei f oiicn tinay ay for action wliuli nuiihi nllliimlelv tendt t overthrow th eiilite sn iiiiue of dn hid tiw iw nnd taiiRi1 uliisps liili its il snrainyen yen In n Imil case mil invini I au IiithiS S n tnllislia pr em i n ibiecanl citally ntmiiy tally T tin provisions of the lnwCharles Charles H Knox chairman t the Tamiany iany Hall law comnuttis was i n iurt toearthe earthe aiRiinirnl bu1 took no pan in tlirocecditig rocecditig Aet Tin afternoon John Iooling ooling Mr KnoV law partner tihi thlie lie Board of Klection us rum i HOI tor arotesl rotesl mu ga hid the nttemptel S iilisiitiitiiiiA A S illlKjrt chiiirmati of the law comjittee jittee of the Republican oirit muniitW W Nlid that lie expected th AiixdlateHUsion HUsion to docido the iatter tWWe We hope to win lio saidMr Mr Connoly said that no apical woulde e taken from today 1ecuii if it 1s m a IbM RiinubIcana II 1 THENEEDS PAJ JNEEDS NEEDS NO INTRODUCTION 4TRODUCTIONTO TRODUCTION THEMUSICAL MUSICAL WORLDI iIt I to marvelous tone andremarkable Jrcrnarkab1evearingqua1 remarkable wearingqualitics itics have justly earnedfor for it the unique distinction tion of being the pianothat that IMPROVESWITH WITH USE 41 1BOOK BOOK HAILED THEEIARDft1ANPECKCq IARDft1ANPECKCq 138 FIITII AV NEW TOItKK4 ji K4 IT LTON ST LKLN I TtANew A NewPrice I WeisbachMantle MantlePrice Price IS centsAn An excellent mantle forthe the priceRequires Requires less gas givesbetter better light and lasts longerthan than any imitation mantleI 1dr 1 If you wantgood 1 I I Ll good cheapmantle f 1n mantle this fli3 is the mantleto fSBIF SBIF to buyBeltcrWelsbach 0 3 BeltcrWelsbachmantles mantles at 2025 30 and 35 centsImitation jImitations I Imitationare are Worthlen andExtravagant 5i i n ExtravagantRemember IRomernberAlI Remember 4c3Stmantles IWclbach mantles are notWclibcln WclibclnThe The genuine hasthii ithin iQuotity thin Shield of tQuality Quality on thebox 1 wrnsrarsbox box Five kindsI520253035c LtLfl i1520253035C I520253035cWclsbach u uu tnaWclsbach Wclsbach Store I113J 1113 llroadwnynn 1 coil all dealersHJtLAit i IJ J HJtLAit your tiaW for V liUchrapcr S ray cult lli aIry uwlul and FHEE mI I I 4 Letters arent HumanThey They wont be Found in theRight Right Place unless TheyroFILED FILED RIGHT in the FirstPlace IPlace Place8J SlYT 8J Experiment r n iu wish butthere there oily ti System THEGINUIB GINUIB SHANNONthit 1 thit keeps conespondcnrnTt Tt ass3iclvaithciigbboun li tJ i I lnabcokarnInsacCeI I u j i I A siblJas tough cntirelxloose looser I r Complete Shannon V Inon 1 non Catalog is IntarcstinRCJ jci CJ A word to Y and Kn is uiiTi int rIl 1AW4I AW4I U ERBE1VtCO1 2CO RROAUWatYiurC nIn I 51APET iurC crr t lt 1APET iENSN4 4 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f Wi iT u 7 i r i 4 THE SUN WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1 1905 IVIHS HAS JOB FOR MADOCBiiiittMs 0BfIIlmII BiiiittMs 1JItIIIs 1110111sm SZV s irs lIE rfM n flllltUItICf t lilt yr tnc on lr Mi ur nl It11I1I1tfAIIIIIIDI In TAiiiiiiai liaihri Oun IHslrliAiiiil I Aiiiil to ltciilt ili2ns fur Volet rurIIIIlIali MillHInn OiMfllfil in liiiiimlciiJvinH WJIlIam t JvinH made foiiV Kppcfhus lulnight night in Manhattan and Tint Itionx 11111mldo miulo tiHj of thc ippoitiinily of spoakltiIn In Charlw F MurphyH district to makoHhaiV IIHIIlup HhaiV attack on Mayor McCUlliin Tho1t10otlng meeting wan heId III Teulonla Hall Sixtcorinl teorilh i trivet nnd Third nvunun Thu ottlmsiasm tlmsiasm reached Its climax when 111Ivins Ivlns nald with great carncmtnoixI I BOO by thd pvunliiB paper that PolleCommissioner Commissioner MnAdno hns dono whatconsider 1On consider a very who 3ml pro or thinjHe He hart Biipprewsod Mrs Warrens Imfesslbn fesslbn I commund him for ILhint UJthim I him now take another stop forward alldtlUpplOf BUpnresn Mr MUtPiIY4J1b3 professionThis This was nnld with tho grratoit nmouiof of intensity thnt Mr Ivlns has Hhown IIII I liny of his BpuechtM There was no attempt tempt at humor tint tile uudicncv chueroand and cheered until it uocmod exhaustedTho Tho meeting oxnod coldly AheCirubirat rat on thu platform and ho had with h1IIUnited United States Marshal Henkrl nnd hidepuy L deputy Hat MnBterson Mr Ivina diffvotod p ffvotod tho greater part of his b1nc1tI 10i Kj reading an autograph letter from MaycMcClolian r McClellan to oxAsscmblvman HowatOonkllng Oonkllng in whir tho Mayor appealifor t for his support anti tho support of MOonkllngs It Oonkllngs friends Mr Ivlns declarevi vi that Mr Conkllng had never met tho MuvoBand and that this method of trying to got ItcC C publican votes showed tho utter demoralizoT T lion of Tammany Hnll III Throughout nil hU Bpeprh Mr 1lnHi y declared with much fervor that Tnmumn I t la on tho run Jlo assorted that campaignylng I ylng by putting up pictures of murder undfiags Jj flogs saying that its Democratic opponenliwerefIDUOhlsts I 4 werecnnronlstB showed to what desXratioiTammany I Tammany wo reducedi i Ho declared that the stringing of Amer 1 5 scan flags over Broadway by Tamilian r was Impertinent and Impudent and thatMr i Mr MurphyVas appealing solely to Hopul I jj lican voters to save defeat It la a wn 4 from tho wilderness ho said Ho dolAjclarod I lAjclarod thst the Hearst party was implyI I Wonaspect of Tammany Hall in revolt againt tI I t graftV I V In every ono of his ppooches Mr Ivinf ia8ortod that tho contest was already ovoand f and that Tammany was hopelessly bunt onTo I t I To Bhow how thoroughly ho thought Tarnfrmany I manY realized this Mr Ivina asserted inAnoetlns 11I I Anoetlns at Majestic Hall at 110 Eat 125tfetrect htreet fetrecti I i I want to eay to you that I know that lJi Sergeant Cram ban arranged to holdseries IIf f 1 series of meetings with financial men in thuWall Wall Street district tomorrow morning toI i devise somo means whereby ho ran soour 4 liolp to save tho Tammany ticket I spealby by the bookTho I Tho first meeting of tho night was tinono I ono at Teutonia Hull Mr Ivins hturlocut out by sayingThis I This is Murphra district nnd I wish tot ako advantage of the opportunity of hpakIng t Ing hero to say somo things mum than ordinarily dinarily personal to Mr Murphys MayorThen Then he said that Tammanys apical 10the the patriotism of Hepublicans was themost most impudent and imKrtinent appealthat that ho had over known in polities 1kcharged charged that the flags on Broadway repreBenthig Benthig that they spoko for tho clothinghatting hatting crockery and other trades went vwilful wilful misrepresentation and usiiertod thaithe the president of tho Allied Clothing Trndtliad had gone to hLi headquarters and denouncocit it as rfuoh1He He said that the president had telephoneito to the her industries nnd had learned thainllofthesobannrrxwerimisreprrMntaUois nil of th1eielu1iwN wFIIIIrpprtSlnlntiOlThen Then ha read tho Inttcr to Howard Conkling ling puncturing it with satirical commentTho Tho letter is the circular one tent to Republicans publicans gcnerai1Comnienting Commenting on tho Mayors snyinp II J bo judged by what kayo done Ishall IK totnpIaln Complain if dufeatid hut my oppuiicutpeilc peilc to procure a vordirt by I v cu nthtithan than those which should enter tin ran VMSMr Mr Ivins saidWhat What urn thu IrMUiM tint liouM not Mit TInto Into this ClOt VIL Thi IMII of ana 1411 VIR IR out of thoc that whonlil not cntrr IIIhJt this can ato a itt i Mayor M l Huns jmrnIs Is the Party I hilt rt lOM that ii nc lhobamcfill bamcfill JOLtr that an to lie sifii cvrrvwhore whore referring to cue of thi ii io4t U Ii hit t i vinciduats inciduats in our hitory itniiily rolcr iuBoniPthuiE BoniPthuiE tutu hits no rltttliti to this milvaiw vaiw anil from whom do those hhuuftulthiiiK thiiiK eniiii iili from Mr Murphys MeClpllan Clpllan or from Mr Mii lflltu s MiirphIt vIt It la ixrfictly liluill thai nil thai s iri ofthing thing could In stoppml if I ta muni iimnniitnnd nnd nll Krd iliifiny in iiolitlis lo liioliMayor Mayor Mclliiluu ui ciN are aetiiully a tineervlcu eervlcu la this tat tr and iirobahly wuuldbe be stopped II Mi or iVllnii ionld do ushe he pleased Hut inv tl IIMII he U 11 fihoolboy boy in the haiuN of IHI inast r uiul lit iluIssue Issue no ordrr whauviT as in tin cuailiitof of hit IMMI cuinpainiYou You can muKr nu Mnvur you the lioiiilllcans llcans of New Vorl unlcs4 you h h thilIt It IA u flattery In te iivi a litti r of tliit Kindfrom from H iiiun ill n sillliul hoal ITMIU lor lnlpand and asin thud Its loin v iniiv Iithat XIVM I MIthat that it iiigy contiinu1 its inuso as 0bttcenncpr Krealbuccaneer buccaneerMr Mr Ivltm spoke toti mall nudieiipo atCurr Curr Hall 227 last roitvh uentli streetnnd nnd discussed thai uioiUari la law Hisaid said ho did not nnproMi it hccaJso it ultimately mutely vus paid ult of tiiu pofUi i of tonzints lints At MajOMtiii Hall in llurlem he sahlTammany Tammany was srnifil II yhivcrhv mulwas was appealing to the publlo lhrIIh pictures tures of murdErlie lie had 20tl enthusin tic auditor thcivAt At ZoUncis Hull ITUih ttnut lint I tii itt Ic ovenuo ho had I1X llateniTv whip Ihtomdhis his denunciation of 1a itt ton n V The tin In IpIaytI pIaytI My Country IN of 1 hcc and Mrvins Jvinl led the hingmi At 310 Wt it usthstreet street he had nn audience of IMl and thomeeting meeting was proidtd er by leutClovBruco BrucoAt At all theio mliiK in Tho Hmns andHorlem Harlem which WPIC cruwdod dear iututhe the ntreet Mr Ivlns arou i d inleiTu onthusjasm thusjasm by saying thnt thorn wore 211000Jlepublican Jlepublican voters III Now ark oily and 355000 Democratic votorw He snld it wasslmplv slmplv pchiollvs orlthntotic to howthat that if tim lliuuo voW wore plil in tlumiddle middle by the two Tammanv candidatesthe I the 205000 vrti wiiihl o inTho 1 Tho elcotion U over at this very minutehe be declared and 1 hail ik I hi next MayorToifiiirn ToifiiirnNearly 111011 I 1IfrzvNrnrly Nearly 2CHIO lnvrsII Jlnrll theto Callsrllll j srllll II Cluintc to SiiKThe The linl of nearly LCKO amis of lawyerssigned signed to thu call for the Jtrumn in tot i rigin in Carnoijlo Hall ouight makes an imTjoslng posing cainjaiin ilocumcnt ihut was scutout out last night Thu numu of oxJtilgcCharles Charles A f lauimor who was the Hcpuhlican lican cundidaio for fuslrut Atturncvappears appears on it and ho will nci UH cine uf thevlcopreaidunlH vlcopreaidunlH of the meeting Hero area a few of tho other namesWlIXtAM WILLfUl O ClIOATKJOBKPII JOHNAIUCH rllt KIsmlnnJOSRPII JOBKPII UAKOCqlS AMLS IIl1eI0llN JOHN K 1AliaONHCKIllAH V AIUCH M CMIIANKIIIU CKIllAH IIIIAI N Eli It IIIU Mill t ITt lirllII1MHT JOBEFII F DAITCnAlllKd II1MHT tlAl1i CnAlllKd K IIUdllliHAVM I ATMII MMIIIfoKAl AVM DMonsnuWLKJCL1BNT IfoKAl b JicicititT JULig T IWVIBHWILLIAM AMILIAM TW tiliitttiiiiWILLIAM WILLIAM N COIIKNFRANCIB W A KKKSimKVKIICTTl FRANCIB LYNnRSTKisoxADRIAN KVKIICTTl U IIKKMnlOHN ADRIAN II JOIJSKHWRT lOHN t SIUIOVAKTIItlt HWRT W TAITNATHAN AKTIItlt MN IIIIIISSNATtlAN NATHAN lluimriuNJiiiN 1ALL flMMlHlllMI riuNJiiiN II lont HlllMI I All VKmVAKO PirKH UAOL TrJt KmVAKO II UlllTSITClIAH JoaN I CALllfAAnrn ClIAH I KlBIIMCjIllV JIRlUlIntOSOCIIN V M IlllIKll tiuilivlioiiKur IRttlKflIn Jt f H IOIl4tJ rHAUItnON HAUItnON OliKLUIKNHT lioiiKur W UKIAB I Fatty B I OWIAXI I IIIWAIIII II SIIHIIUSWILLlUI WlUJiU J ClUTlSGltonUK IAB lcisini1 Siiivs I GltonUK I FilVKHPAUL s SIIINKY SMITHstsii i PAUL II CiiAVAiirVicroii stsii Kit II OmiwtrilMMIIIll Vicroii MOIIAWMZIX U 111 A 111I1 IlAVIHAMKN IX DIHMAIUIIAU AMKN Vt 1IIIITiTho 1 Tho mooting will tnln plaeo at h idnfkThoman Thoman Thacher will preside VallucoMcKarlnno I Eii McKarlnno Austen i 1 ox and John Ut t Milbtirn will make short addrrsw lor phH I H Chonto will make tho main address oftho tho evening and Mr Ocromo will speakAdmiBsion AdmiBsion is by ticket and the tickets aroflnthochnrgootrredcrlo T n the cbnrgo oUredcrlo it Couilcrt at 71tln tln ro4dwor I OTAIThe I I The absolutely puroBAKING I BMIMGContains POWDERContains Contains no alumlime I lime or phosphatesCROWDS i CROWDS SIT UP FOR HEARSirir irir rvTi wofvvfl TO UFHIM lIt HIM SIHiK IX OfJKVSTluMOCanilldatiTrllHKm TluMOCanilldatiTrllHKm lleiifaultily aIIlHtta faultily llioliRh lies a Small Ilo4dler 1Collr 4dler Haj Ilio LPHRIII Mill He Ih ririt to Ilcht Acaliut till lied IluMunicipal Municipal Ownorhip speakers led iiv1 William 11 Hearst carried their cainpnljInto Into Cussidyvillo last night Mr Heatwas was booked to fxik at six meetings inulcn Queens lie was still speaklnc at an itrhour hour this morning ito crowds showinwonderful wonderful patience In waiting for himUespito Despite the lateness of tho 1our thearst IrHelllt Hearst did not reach tho borough milnenrly IInpnrly nenrly 11 oclock was nhundaievidence evidence that tho revolt against Cnsslilhas has turned a lot of people into Hearst etthuslnsts thuslnsts Everywhere Mr Hearst MiStokiat Stokes and the other campaigners WltoKrptf greeted with cries of Down with CassidyMr Mr Hearst omitted all reference to Copsiilin in his speeches and tills seemed to disapoint point somo of tho crowdHow How about Cassldy Mr Hearst wrasked asked at ono meetingI I answer that ho said by saying Ihntwo wo tire iRani t the little boies just ns mucas as wo Ore against tho big bAiaThiii This was greeted with howls of all kindWhat What delayed Mr Hearst in rnichlnCatisidys I Catisidys part of t he part h wero two himeetings meetings in this borough om at CariigiHull Hull and the other at Murrav Hill IyceunTho I Tho meeting at Carnegie huh was supposeto to bo a business mens meeting There weiKM I KM policemen detailed thoro to see that IhlbIlHIIII business ntiii kept order but they woihardly hardly needed The big place was nolmore more than comfortably filledMr Mr Hearsts speiKh at thU meeting aH well as nt lie others of the evening wapiineipally piineipally a reply to what ho describe an the flings ol his opponents lo the effectlmt that he was a radu alot radiraNAt At the Carnegie Hall meeting Itird Colerw who poli just liefore Mr Hearst ttlo toolthis this Cor his text and gut a lot of applauswhen when In1 MudVe Ve are opposed to tho red lag as muclas as wo niv t tOt d to the black nag OuiopfHjnents opfHjnents ait1 putting up the AmericaHag Hag to hde their black lag of politieapiracy piracy If the red hug ever comes thtMimifipal I Mimifipal Ownership League will be thtlirt lirt to tight it I Mr HeurM got a tremendous ovationwhile while lie hand played Hun J tit My StyleI IJ I dir Ilnphatirally to wtate said hethat i that I a itt a coiiervalivo busltUMi muiKurtheiir Kurtheiir I submit that not only is lIlyIuIIiti buMMe policy souiil tied legitimate butmy my politiid principles an Mjiind and conbervative bervativeMr j Mr Hearl said then was no one whocould could Miy he had lint coiiductid hit owubusines I busines hoiirably aid lenitirintely AndI I I am abu piepuml to how thut my puk Kilicies are roiiervatie ill tho true HUMof of the uoid h adilcdAll I All that is uciled m lll Mayors iiI ii a mll who will run th nt for the jwopleVlifnelilancl lifnelilancl not for Murphy H Ixnellt Whentlia tlia IVnnivlviiiiu I Ia it roll I cot li4 to XowYork York wo loni want a KoVHiiumnt to MIVVon YVI can oniL if you wil gise Murphy Ihlellllml contract1 Inn a govinuniiii that will ayYuu Yuu can oJMii it you will giw New YorkIh I Ito MI tin tit ihit mtiii hiiiclflhmMr Mr Heait iiul that he Vxii lor tin connlMitUni I nlMitUni that conii vtil I hit prinijrs oftht the I duration of Iniltluinleiuv and addedIliHiv i IliHiv i 11 ote who vll maintain thatthe i the tynrmy o0 l u ruk i cdiiservutisiAmeriranisin Ameriranisin no one win run cay that anoligarchs I oligarchs t f greidy M cciilntor is in harmony mony with the princi1 les ol Ihis nj iibhcKrom From nrneBiu lal Mr Heant went tithe the Murray Hill ly emu 1lllh MIS ito Ito to the doors with a noNy crowd hl M hii Ihi lien hat IHI was the one who was lightingFi Illit init innovation tlmt these were on I litpart part of his opioiienlsWe pur to stand today as 11icoln and Tild1 I tood cot erviilive I ii the true M oftin tin word he said 1 H iut nudi mlyn I 10 n few refcreni c u to i1 eit gas but wluuiIIP I lute did he got tliK Htfn t thecrIt It vuit after 111 olloi l s 11 he got a vivIrom Irom this nntling He was whl ki I loHID HID AHtoria ferry and riaeliid the IJIIOlit sLonnty Lonnty AlhlKiu I 1ib after 1U1 I hi plaeivas ivas jui med with SIHM or more nrA I A bloclc away another hall had loon hiridto IIU 1OXoiflu0i lit I C llie oviillovs Iheie iI ieIOO IOO ciioiis in this hall too II 1101114uiiiui iniuli I sinit 1 at ole 1 tiuci WH hustlpilIn I In the ether om Ihe cheering could beiioaid iioaid hluiks awayLet j Let us do away with hniipst era ft a ill Ilitivi he hereIt aid buhiei itivt 0llle honest luhU le In was Ole that some dud 11 iibotitavJdy avJdy TIJII I rUII1 that Cuisidyuul had out a lot of hN iniii to the meetingsIf If they WH then they wen not heat irot froil 1iK di followpil Mr I Ifiar outif if tin hall and then wero groupii on thetrecl root eorritrs who yelled and aiked himor rUI inureI sptichesAlter Alter I hits two meptini run was imdeo to Khuhin which wasnt reached t t lit IiioatLy Illhili the htll there had 1 eeniiickivl iiickivl ciiire 8 oclock They pled toIC 10 jlst UM warm in their neluig ai thoughIr III I I ca rut had h1 on timeIluhiiiK I IluhiiiK was HllJ with red fire and whenhi thl prwo ion of tiutomoblliM wan sightedate late as it was I ItO town seemed to wano upuul uul net liui sith I i IpionuuI rat ionDOWI I DOWI with the I as iiinn seemed toic ho the favorite cry of Ihe Hearst followersn n liu hiiiR Mr Hearst responded to itI I 1 iv importing that he knew I sJollcn couldiia iia e gus for f1 cents and that if he didnteel f eel suit of it In wouldnt malic any suchiromisi i iromisiTin I rolisl compnmes mud it nnd midi lividends on their stuck he sajd Vovolt vont ha1 to jliy Ii VII I fll4 There i nofami I fami wliy you sliould not get i 1 Thats what wo want said tho peopleif of IlutltituAs As it neared midnight Mr Heafht nndhi Ito t itit lug automobllts sppeded to Coronarom rom whiiti word had como I hit 2 Wio peopleverislill I verislill heinic held for tho cindidate Suretioigh t lull ghi I they wore thereThiV I 1101lh cheered Mr Hearst just as thoughi il was 8 oclock Ho mac n short speechlid lid rushtil on to lilchinond Hill I waslinnet linnet I oclock before ho wound up hisutir utir lu HhlpewoodMr Mr IIpnr I seiined to 1m rather tired lastinlit inlit and the committee had snmn diilully ully it cItu learned in RettliiE him to staitlit out It was sailllht ho miuht have to cutlittle a little short on his sppfrhmaldng before tho end of t ho week was reachediroY71 iroY71 irofK Itut in niy I rDrill Ilunlll Drill oernt III u MottliiR Hilltiin 1ttIIi Onl the fit 3 TleUitA A biK Democratic rnllv in support of 10 candidates on tll oil y ticket withoutuy tho local nominees isbe ul rofofonw to I om 110 iltoI toI hrld tomorrow at tho Clermontvenuo venuo Kink uvlr I lie ilireHion of thoiroolilyn iroolilyn I loita iota I ic 11 The chief adn dr s will I o made by Kdwnrd 1 Shcfiard ono of thut founders mid first presidentr of the tl At u nIen iiifeting of the clubt at which MrClellan Iohz nnd Mcdowaiiere ere hirinlv indorsed thn loial Oi inoalir 11 nun ti lift with Jimmy Hidgway at itifad Crtir hpad wiis bitterly dunmmrcd and no atuipt uipt has been made to lao it ratifiedone terpt I Nonl of tll 10Q1 candidates is to partlciito the rinklnceting pto in rlnklncetl

T RES 0 1 1Coats Coats Suits and DressesFor e For Girls and MissesGirls Girls SevenEighths Length Coats of blue chinchilla red flannel linedbuttoned I buttoned high at neck velvet collar 4 to 14 yrs 1200Girls Girls Automobile Coats of fancy mixture back and front finished withstitched I stitched seams hood lined with silk 8 to 14 yrs 1400 to 1635Misses Misses SevenEighths Coats of tan covert satin lined full coat sleeveflyfront flyfront 14 to 16 yrs 1900Misses Misses Fall Box Coats of broadcloth lined with squirrel Persian lambcollar 6 16 3500Girls 1Girls collar to yrs Girls Empire Coats of melon finished around waist with tucks collarlessneck neck and cuffs trimmed with velvet and fancy braid 8 to 14 yrs 2000 to 2235i i Misses Naval Suits of blue serge gored skirt on a yoke laced at backfull full blouse with chiefs emblem and service bands 14 to 18yrsrSooGirls Girls Long Waistcd Dresses of Panama skirt box plaited waist laid inside side plaits mal yoke at neck trimmed with braid 8 to 14 yrs 1550 to 1775Girls Girls Russian Dresses of white pique front and back laid in side plaitscuffs cuffs collar and front of Wdlsttrimmed with embroidery 4 to 10yrs I 775 to 1000Girls Girls Gniuipc Dresses of pique skirt side plaited bertha trimmed with embroidery broidery edge and inserting 4 to 12 yrs 825 to 1125 6062 West 23d Street I I OIITMU MlLiS SVOSlnrerToiiP4 I I lnrerToiiP4 Iouillv Applauded by RiitI IareIn I 111111 In Mrmlclsiolm MallMilt Owm Milt a barytone who en los ai i reputation for projecting n large voice frona a small body gave a sung recital last nighIn In Mendelssohn Hal He was heard hmany many admiring friendd who Imtween t liiI4TIigs sotixs beitowed their consideration on thonewly newly upholstered seats and freshly palnteiwalls walls of the familiar audience chamber I Milcs lias hitherto been heard incwtlIn III performances of oratorio His adventurn turn into the dangerous realm of the sonrecital recital commanded especial attention frorithoo thoo to whom astnvi4 of mere sound iuhot not the acme of all song Mr Jliios lias always been known ahinder aIn hinder of holiest intention and slniere ruard t uard for thu fundamental principles olhis his art 1 was to bo expected thereforethut I thut he would give 1 SOUK reeital worthy oluuitii Mjini thought In the pot tIous times II i Irlc JumhoKrn too much attentlotumnol umnol be given to the artist who sinks teiUlilllo intimate mes aies of the song wrltetsfur fur these are the fireside pools of musicthe lil tcuuhuis of the jeopie Mr Mile madthit hit pi Mimiie from the works of HandelHtraiiax I Htraiiax lingo Kami Tsehalkowiky SchUmaim maim and others of mlnur fame It l an iiieivliiif iirojjramrne un l It Wii preiinted iinted In an mteretiiiK tleIhe ll aucit iieu had the regulation of thoIi I I in voice uhtw at heart and it applaudeimot mot etilhiHUntKully those nil itt ers whicliaxe iaxe III sigu1 opt ortunity for the outI I I our ot large Ill This wus not altotethciliaiin liaiin for while It miiR f rail khy be adnutted nutted tljt the sinKer iuoeeeded best iiitlIt40 thise Ming there wan the high merit ul iMtilliKiHf antI truthful sentiment in hiltel delivery of iiumt ol the numbers cullinffur fur mom ililuaiv of tourh more jilt I rttaeyof of iommiiiiKationSome Some features of Mr Mlluss singing tempithe the roniineiitutor to IOHK till itiol onfiiiiiiumcntnls I fUI daiiiiri ii I hit but tliii Is not tlin lime noidie I die opportunity for it Ihls singer hiunot I lot tscufed the thraldom of some timehonored honored errors about vocal urt and occaFlnniilly I Flnniilly tlie dangerous wabble which tel of too much thought about vocal rurduand and the tuahaniSMi of tonu placing wastiutireable I tiutireable in his delivery That fcnr of certain vowel Hounds whichhas has for uges haunted the wretched seekerafter I after the secret of the Italian lid cantovraMiiUoDivent vraMiiUoDivent and the antiquated mpthodsof I of vocaliation led tho singer into deviouspaths paths of tone coloring As long us natureis is outniKeil by socullcd vocal methodstliCMf1 tliCMf1 IrouMes will follow singers Kmancipntlon cipntlon will come only with a broader nnda a deppor view of tho true character of amighty mighty artSotting Setting aside for the present a furtherconsideration consideration of these matters there wasmuch I much to praise and to praise warmly in thesinging singing of Mr Miles last evening Bun e was unkind to him to bo sure but Hnn eli is inexorable in his demands Mr Mileswas was happier in the Strauss songs Two ofthem them Xucignung and Hefreit he sangby splendidly The llrst was an achievementof of which any singer might well have l eenproud proudIt It wa A satisfying exposition of thncontent content of the song and that I all that annrti nrti t can hope to give Tits Kami songssitl suTtied In that they followed the Straussnumbers numbers Knun is of thu modern schoolof of which Strauss is tho master Hut thesenew new Kongs were worth hearing and wohliall hliall learn to like Kaun betterMr Ial Mll s snug the o numl rs with Intight tight and sympathy but in all his lermanWHIRS WHIRS lliprn was a want of ease in the tongueHe He was more at hOne In the Kngllsh tt xtsbut Vaughan Williamsto but the songi by llalph 1Inmtto to texts by Uobert Iouis Stevenson failedto Ixt to do Justieo to that delicnto pool I Ishanily hardly neeevary to all at this time thatiwllym iwllym Miles has a voice of admirableiimlily quality It ii well suited to tho Held oft the lieder but the singer hni much to learnyet yet about the secrets of vocal tone coloringiwithout without which supremacy in song recitalunnnt unnnt lIt nltnlnediv iv Miinniy of iiuOMisi iiHelitll RetaIl Dry inmN inrlatlnn Adopt 11olnlnn11 111 q MrninryAt At n meet log of tho board of directorsof of the Helail Dry ioods Association holdyesterday yesterday tin following resolutions weroadopto idoltdThIII1lllr Tin1 nut tnrly death of our hiinorinl niemborMr Mr liVinan C lllinininudalH rimovos fromii nlal ii ir iniilut 1 url rricrul anil tnl Piultiashlesiupprltr Hiiplmrler of III1 retail Dry hoods AHHOciullunfrmn frmn Us 1iirliist incciitlnnIlls 11011 liith Kiandlnu as a mnii nnd morclmtitrellii rellii hl credit uprin It anil Muni hislro iipuntln tln drv KHS hminrss whlcli his iiriDenriiiilnriicil iiilnriicil Ills uhiirnctcr and Intccrity IllsliTfi liTfi suit UiKlllncMs coinninndiid unlvemalri ri ii rt anil hn stood for all Hint Is hlttdostaim aim best in ciniiniineII 1111 his ii tilt hi tin mercantile coniniimityHsninst tsis flit ff Hsninst vnlmil innnibr nnd t hilsip4s Hh u niion n mill holil In nnictlonnti r mpinhrunriiiy hrunriiiy u all whose prlvlleKO It wa to knowWe We hR to offer to his birpavpd family thoRRminuiro RRminuiro of drippm sympathy and directtlmt RAHltlWO resolutions t n eiircaa upon ourminutcR minutcR and copies suitably ngrosscd bokdit I built to the family I ARRESTED TAMMANY CAPTAINStMffY 14K1Jl tMffY AnI1KITEAXTS lO JI I I1KITEAXTS GIVE HAILiif Itilllgan iif the Iuiirlrentli Apctned orIer Icrjnr In Hflplnn a llrptatir 10JIltrDOI llrslster Aaron lrvy ID tie iocutpiAlie Alie rn Alan Arrestnl VrstrrdaJames James Mulligan a lieutenant of CommUsloner mIssIoner Oakley in the Fourteenth Assenibly lily district was arrested yesterday byMorgan Morgan deputies on a charge of perjuryMulligan Mulligan is one of the seven men indicteeon with electioncases on Monday III connection wi oloctonCIIH cases Aaron J Levy one of HorougliPresident President Aheorns captains In the FourllAssembly Assembly district for whom tho M or gatdeputies deputies hunted on Monday night watarrested arrested at his law oftice 11 Pork rowjesterday jesterday morningMulligan lurnllgIuligal Iuligal I u SII OlkceI at 221 AvcmitIi Ii He Is accused of swearing that leorgfWnlah Wnlah of 4S East Sixteenth street wasArthiur Arthur Smith of 187 Avenue BUid wasttitit entitled to Vote frnm lie Avenue Baddn dres as Smith Valh has made a COI fession and other wit tases against 1 Mulligan gun ant Mrs Annie MeAiee who kjcpstxjarders txjarders at ls7Avtiuiu U nnd Miv HannahSeler Seizer who lives in the all houWuldh eWalsh Walsh SUM he wa playing cards In Mulligans 1 galls saloon ono cay list week when MrsMcAteo McAteo conic to the dour and said thaithere there were two Morgan deputies at herhoue houe looking for cite Arthur SmithWhy Why dont you go over and say you aruSmith Smith him Walsh iays Mulligan suggested tohim himWalsh Walsh went to Mrj McArees hoiiae miL told the deputies he was Smith Mulliganidentified identified him Smith Mrs McAreotuid I iIlttpII as Smih 1llr 1lcAllofald said that Walsh lived in the houe MrsSelor Selor declared that ho was her brotherand and that ho stts employed in theStreet IHIel Street Cleaning Department Investigationshowed falseThen showed that that statement was Then the deputies arrested Walsh HoBoon Boon confessed Tlipn Mrs MoAire andMrs Mrs Seller admitted tho parts that tlioyhad hat clayed Mrs McAree said it was nonow now exnerienm for her For over five yearsshe I she said ono John Kynn had voted fromher her homo but she had never seen himShe IShe She added that sho was In the habit of takingorders I ncte orders from Tnmmanv district captainsMulligan Mulligan had made an otlldavit that 1mlind had known Smith for the years AlterWalshs Walshs arrest his friends en jut to his aidA A writ of habeas corpus wus obtained onthe the ground that Walsli was being brutallytreated treated and was unlawfullv detained Thowrit writ was dismissed when Supt Morgan submitted mitted an nflidavit from Walsh in which hosaid said ho was satisfied with his treatmentand and didnt want to rejoin his friends Hohad had been living at good hotels in custodvMulligan hacbeen Ivlll n I Mulligan and Lo y were arraigned beforeJudge Judge McMnhon in General Sessions yesterday terday and released on tlooo bail eachClty City Marshal Hum Kllenbogen ono ofIOSTtMl IOSTtMlIFUNNY EItEUuFUNNY IFUNNYIcnplo w Icnplo Will Ilrlnk Coffee When ItSuch UueSII1 Such ThingsI I began to use Postum because tho oldkind kind of coffee had BO poisoned my wholesystem system that 1 Wit on tho point of breaking ing down and the doctor warned me thatI I must quit ItMy My chief ailment was nervousness nndheart heart troubleAny Any unexpected noise would cause toot tho most painful palpitation make mefaint faint and weakI I had heard of Pot hut and began todrink drink it when I left off the old coffee I began to help mo just ns soon as tho oldeffects effects of tho other kind of coffee passedaway away I did not stimulate too for a whileand i and then leave me weak and nervous ascoITe I coffee unpd to do Instead of that it builtup I up my strength and supplied a constantvigor I vigor to my system which I can alwaysrely rely on It ennblos me to do the biggestkind I kind of a days work without getting tiredAll All the heart trouble etc has passedaway awayI I awuI give it freely to nil my children fromthe the youngest to thu oldest and i keepsthem I them all healthy and hearty W Namegiven given by Pcutum Co Hattie Creek MichTheres I Theres a reatouRead Read tho little book The Jtoad to WellTuMo TuMo in pltgs Joad Tom Foloys captains who wan indicteeon on Monday for colonizat icn frauds wasnlso also ball in court He was released In 0 hail Abraham Iran and Icaac Darnettthe the two election inspectors in the FourthAssembly Assembly district who Were arrested orMonday Monday night were released on 1KXbail bail eachSn 1OU lllU fSR Sn K That Hell Do lilt llrst to Corn Idtlir tile Insurance CrafterWhen When Mr Jerome got to the DistrictAttorneys he lost timein Attorneys office yesterday no tmein in replying to James W Osbornes openletter letter which accused Mr Jerome of duckling for the prosecutionof ling the responsibility proecutonI I of corrupt insurance officials by offering tohire hire Charles K Hughes as special counselto to conduct the prosecution Mr Jeromewild wildJ J notice from lie moriiintf papers hut MrHhonip Hhonip lies addrrhMd tin open teller lo mein in ipfiriiiiv to the prosecution of jxrsons whomay may h Could Kiiilly of rlll 11 connectionviththn viththn Imuruiin matters Hcaskmuu threeiUtritluii iUtritluii Firl Dots lit Jeromel feeliiiiwilllni 11 cull II ii g iir Incoinpitiiit to conduct thesetrials trials hhusilf I reply to lint that 1 donot lot feel tinwllllnit in III ullshtist decree norincompetent incompetent tu ionduct I ht f trial myuelf Ills sicond itic tloii ha SceOinl Is I liladotl deslie lo ulilft the lespiiiinlblllty on to othershouldiTK I I shouldiTK in regard to that INi answerSo So HH third uuiitii is Third Doeslie lie illlut to nhdicute his office to somebodyelse else nn fur us the insuranio nfltclalHuri concuriuil curiuil My answer to thut In NoI 1 have abvaVH believed tlm whin you hada a dilllcul tusk lu ptTfunn you nhould neverallow allow your vanity to stand In the way of employing ploying Hie very best assistance nvailableto to iiiatJlu you to uecumplUli tin task Olmllht iniulit liuv in hand I have lilt all ahitiirIn In roijuril tu these Insurntnjo mutterA thaturlima urlima had bell voniinltted and that thepel pel sons lull of tIC crimes lust be pro11t eciiUd ciiUd nnd II is my Intention 113 I have saidon 11t on several occasions to prosecute to tlmhitter hitter end every person against whom I ispossible possible to obtain evidence Bhovlujf the cominiirtloii lesion of a criminal offenceIf If elected In fiiiuh Itroseotu I talus I shall availmyself myself without reserve of every aid and assistance slat nit it that I Ion obtain from any Unru rfor for 1 nm mueh more anxious thai the Ktilltymen men should be brought in 1 a at lee than thatmy bu enlmtueil Ihave my own reputation nuns hI tuhnneld have nhaolutely no relations to Anybody inany onneited with these Insurancetroiililis any vuv OlllIId wih IIutnceIr troiililis that would hnmpir or pinbnrrasn meIn In the slightest ilcijrpH In the prosecution ofthose those who have committed a crilitu As lo tin1 employment of special count televerylttdy everybody remembers how frequently that Is tutu in this county The ordinary routinework work ot the District Attorneys onion 1 extremely tremely heavy and eun I utah gh he put Itin I in charuo of lilt chief of staff there are certainmatters matters which muni more or lenx occupy hislime mltr lime M r Usburiu1 remembers himself Ito ivbittiIl Danlul I Kolllns and Austin 0 Fox were 1lalned r I glut after the hcxow coinmlttoeIn In proMCiilit corrupt public ofllclnls andthis this nol hero I the Ihl1 District Attorneyof of tin County of Now York wa esteemedIncompelillt liitttii II Itt lit hill bacuilHa the maKliltiiUo ofthe the work Involved required extra assistanceWilliniit Williniit further citlnit iirecedents I haveonly only this to say If elected lo thn extent ofmy my ability I will pursue to Jim bitter endevery connected with theseInsuraneo single every Hliiie person Olllcted wih Insuraneo nun I I ens in every use whern bymy my best ofTorl evldeneo can he obtainedshowin showin to Ihe roiiinilsilon of n crime And Iam am williiiff to IIAVC I to I Ito people of thisrity rity to say w hot her with their experience ofme me during hit loot four years I am not morelikely likely lodo Ibis homMtly and mclouthlhanIhl Ihl mull who declares J Jiuro tile dId ii Igt get it lor liinisilf he mum bo a foul t 1 CtVWIMTKS Oil XOVEAssoelal Assorlatcil Ilulldlnc Trades Decides Sotto to untie Ir Hearst AloneThe The Associated Hulhling Trades whichrecently recently had a heart to heart talk withDistrict District Attorney Jerome held n specialmeeting meeting yesterday in drolls Hall 147 EastFiftythin Fiftythin street to consider the qutwtlonof of Inviting William Randolph Hearst toatlend I attend Its next meeting which will b before olnrtlonTho Tho motion to Invllp Henrst led half adown down delegates to demand that other candidates dates get a chance to explain themselvesAn An amendment was proposed to the effectthat that all thn candidates tic asked to appearid id the meeting nne say what they aro willing ing to do for the worklnemenThis clamor Several ofthe This started more Rornl the delegate declared that a hall as hlgMadlron anMadison Madison Square Garden would 0 rec81 for the purpose and that would b tooexpensive expensive The excitement Increased whenthe the mover of tho origin motion sold theMunicipal Municipal Ownership League would pay for I Underwear DeptSpecial Special Sale Wednesday Nov istNight Night Gowns Drawers and Gfem es98c 98c 125 195Skirts Skirts at 98c 125 195 to 395iSi7S tSilh iSi7S Petticoat DeptSilk Silk Petticoatsin in Black Colored and Vhite Taffeta best quality 37 3942inch 595 875 3739 only I at 695Jersey Jersey Top Petticoatsvith with black silk flouncings 37 39 42inches long 675 875 3739 only at 500Wrapper Wrapper DeptEiderdown Eiderdown Wrappersin in plain colors and fancy stripes bound with satin ribbon 1 295KwiOHOS KwiOHOS in fleecedown flannel at 175in ICimonos in Oriental Crepe at 185N N Corset DeptStraight Straight Front CorsetsIn Sitiglt In Fine Coutil 165 In Fancy Brochtf 275Attached Attached SupportersLord Lord TaylorBroacUvay Broadway and Twentieth St Fifth Ave Nineteenth StBB n BB geEEa mRemington RemingtonNEW TypewriterIN NEW MODELS NOW READYI I Every model of the Remington Typewriter I writer has been a success ThereN wrter N never was a Remington failureThe The New Models represent the sumand and the substance of all Remingonsuccesplus success plus 30 years experience intypewriter typewriter buildingWe We will bo RlaJ lo haveyou Remington TypewriterCompany jsee Typewrter you call at our odicc ant see the new model or sell for Illustrated booklet dc Company remiliut beribiug the new features miliut lel 325327 BroadwayNew m New YorkAn I a 4An tBBBBBBBBBm aaEgE An Impressive DiningRoom Room in Old English OaKCithers Cithers thit lmosphfe of sombfe refinement possible in a hi3h wiinjoted fooraTiling Taking its influences from some old English dining rooms we hive reproducedthe the generous Sideboird the China Cabinet with its wooded mullions the tillback back Eltzibethin Chairs and the round Table all being a certain hall markfor for pure design arid fine cnftsrainshipGrand Grand Rapids FurnitureCompany CompanyIncorporated Incorporated34th 34th Street West Nos 155157MINUTE MINUTE FROM BROADWAY a largo hall and nil expense of advertising If the meeting was called to invite Mr Jl rtun1r only Neither motion was carried and it wasdecided decided that if any candidate chose to comoio he would get a fair hoaringlirAJIKT lirAJIKT OFFERS 1S1000 REW lfFor For tIle Hirst Arrest and Conviction forItlrcal Illegal VotingTho Tho following statement was tasuodfrom from the Municipal Ownership Ixaguoheadquarters headquarters in the Hoffman House lastnight William Randolph Hearst tho candidatefor for Mayor on the Municipal wnirnhipticket ticket offers a reward of 10000 for thofirnt firnt arrest and conviction for illegal votingon votngon on election day Thin in supplementalto to hit original offer of 1000 reward for thelint lint arrest and conviction for illegal regibtration tration and 10 each for hue next ton easesof OfSof of Illegal registrationMr Mr Hearstn desire la to protect the ballot box and to enable all citizens irrespective respective of party niatlom t registertheir py their trill on election day without theirvotes yob votes being neutralized by fraudulentvotes 1I ClupscoShrunk QuantrSlmI60CNT8EACH 4 I60CNT8EACH 3FORAQUARTCROLUETT OLUETT PEABODY ft OO MIl O eiviTt D ttO1CW I 4 000302 BROADWAY COR WHIT

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rr r rIti fftfc SUN WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER L 1905 5 18 CAPTAINS MADE ON MERIT01J 01J irtV OF POLICE PROMOTIONrivr rivr unmix SAYSMm 1t1Jflt Mm Pick rd by tit I4 lIr Committee TollTint Tint Neither Dollar Nor rvirnilCounted Counted In TJirlr Hcleilli hut OilIlia Ilia lloonriU NI Stir rhi In IinPolice Police Commissioner McAcloo appointyetterday yetterday nftonioon eighteen nnw poliocaptain captain Thin Is tho IarRet numlicr ufcaptains captains over mado at one tlim1 In tlin hMorof of thin department All ftivo threti of tliiMappointed appointed have l oen noting captains iuutheir their promotion yenterday canned no mirprUo prUo In tlio recent examination for capmhiH mhiH there worn twentyfour applicants forvacancies vacancies TwentyonevacanclcHoxi t butIt It was known lhat tlio Commissioner wouldnot not 111 tho entira listTlio Tlio captain appointed and their proclnctH clnctH areilnhn ilnhn W Vnrmcll Vernon avenue statlon tlon house BrooklynInlrlck Inlrlck Corcoran Kant Thirtyfifth strcoFlnllon Flnllon houseKAlnard Edward S AVflSllnR Oak Btriet stntloihouse houseWilliam William Crulso Kast 101th street BlntloihoiiBi hoiiBiIntriclc Intriclc J Tracy ElIzabeth street stall onhou houseJ J Ii Zimmerman Butler street stntlothnuio hnuio flrooklrnJohn John W 1nrrett Fourth avenue Btiitlorhou bOIl p BrooklynJnnies Jnnies J hlinvlln Madison street stntloillllUW llllUWfrauds frauds R Crowley Tottenvllle StHterItlnnd Itlnndllrorgo llrorgo C IJebers Gates avenue statlorhoiH1 hoiH1 BrooklynJiilui John II HUlldII Maedou nl street stationhoiKf hoiKfJninen hOllJnnH Jninen F Thompson Went 123th streettut etllt ion homeLincoln Lincoln O Fray West Chester RtntionhousoJohn John F Tappan Writ IWth street statloihousk1 housk1James hOIlJnme James II Kelly College PointWilliam William Drophy Amity street station houseBrooklvn BrooklvnII II V Schlottninn JamaicaKreil Kreil C Carson Fifth avenue station houseBrooklyn BrooklynTho Tho men were summoned before Commissioner missioner McAdoo and David McClure 15 A C Smith and John D dimmingmembers members of tho advisor committee in thutrial trial room at 1olico Headquarters at 410oclock oclock Cprainltwloner McAcloo withoutany any preliminaries handed each man a certificate tificate of promotion and then had thembwom sworn in by Col KippTho Tho Commissioner then turned to Chairman man McClure and saidAccepting Accepting these men as recommendedby by our committee I appoint them captainsin in the police force of this city Tho members of tho committee worn Invited vited to addre tho men and Mr Mcllureenld enldThe The only thIng I have to say Is of a conrrntulntory rat II nnory nature I coMKratiilito you thatpolice police promotions are now hint on nitritalone alone I want you tn knowthat your promotions motions have rome solely on merit and without out friends I feel that you oiiuht to bograteful grateful to Commissioner MiAdoo Thowhole whole police force should bo crauful to lilmFor For the tlrst time In my Ions experience nsncitizen citizen the report has none out thai the OomMlisioncr Mlisioncr knows the nien only on their records ords This committee has iliss evd yourrecords records and has seleitfd you and recomirerdfd irerdfd you to the Commissioner I bcpe our work has tin a success nndt01 t M SIMM day you will all hold lusher rankljwr ljwr tiu day comes lint you fail remembert t 4t 1i e rToneh falls on usvfsv vfsv Mivvnirs saidi i lllllld much to the chairmans wordsVv Vv 1 way Judge by your appearances IiVioM iVioM I My c at the city of New York willJii Jii j a ftnfl a body of men as ILIA possible toci ci jiiiir anywhere In tlie world Thojtnttie jtnttie with the police forco iisd to bo thatU II Trj not a unit Iolillfs and politiciansymici1 ymici1 tuo UeTmrtmem and men soon foundyt yt tliey coult not sene two masters Thltj6 tj6 tCday opens a new book in pollcointoy intoy ana It has come to pass IhroulhJIIIMloner 0 nifsjloner McAdooMr Mr Smith contented hlnself with concmtulatlng cmtulatlng the men and wishing themsuccess success for tho futureCommissioner Commissioner MaAdoo rose after MrSmiths Smiths words and in a voice which trembled bled with tho intensity of his feelings saidto to the menI I cannot allow this occasion to pass without out expressing my deep sense of Krntltmloto to the members of this committee They arcell ell gentlemen of very lunge affairs nhowtime time Is Intensely occupied They have jjlvetime me a very goodly portion or It which has beenwith with them n public service for the publicgood good without recompense nnd wih the danger of criticism I believe they the ger crllcsm hr11 til are hl pionfers ier nfers In a srent movement for the bniurmeMtand Iand and efllciency of the pole force for I do notbelieve believe that tho old days will ever returnHere Here Is a spectacle today that never hasbeen Ibsen been witnessed before since this buildlnc waserected erected tho like of which uas never stint inNew New York before A few years ago ira anyone had I lit temerity to say that eitshteencaptains captains of police could be made in one day In this department without the nusplclon of adollar dollar without any ulterior motive fairlysquarely squarely in the open light of day on meritalone alone he would not have been believedBut But I beliefe that when the people of Newjork jork understand this when they w thatpromotions promotions can be tuttle asthe enre made inday day that they will nor permit any ornanixatlon tlon or any man or men to go back to the oldand fore and vicious system that pievalled hero before foreNow gentlemen captains of police ofNow Now York you are the Ivlnl testimoniesof of my best judgment from tho list furnishedrno I rno by the Civil Service Commission nnd Intunt bat respect you are the custodians of my i honor lone after I have departed from thisbulldinc buildIng nnd from life itself If ever youure I ure tempted to do wrong by any one undernny IIInr nny circumstances remember that one Ian who was the Police Commissioner of NewYork York In luiw had absolute confidence nndPlaced I Placed Implicit trust In your Integrity andyour your moral cournuoI COlrnIOI I want yon to remain after me as captainsof of the police forcn of New York ns livlncmonuments monuments and examples that prefermentand and promotion In this department can Jmade sauntIe marl as free nnd as lair its in the army andDavy Davy of the Vmted States and I walt youto to BO from here feelmc uiuler the very deept I t obligunt ion to these eminent tuna I lespcctabli hue and Inltiientlal nit Izitis who alt todayiind iind iive their testimony to IIH press nndpublic I public that these promotions were madewithout without fear without bias without influencevmtioiisht aubout glut and unsought by you captainsAfter I After the Commissioner had finished thotnen men were photographed and dismissedCaptain Captain David Evans of the Fourthnventio Iavenue avenue police station Drooklvn recoivwlorders Iorders orders nt six oclock Iait night to report Int at once as commander of the Coney Islandprecinct precinct Coney Island has been In command I mand of SergtMcfiuiro since Dooloy wasent Isent ent to reform the TenderlointAvrtss tAvrtssDrmocratlp 1 IWmJ MDrlorrntl Drmocratlp Ticket Is Iloimicdto rfrlnto to llepubllcin District nptalnsWilliam William M Ivinu is to mako anotherdescent I descent on Ilrooldyn tonight and is bookedto to address seven mectinKH BtnrtiiiR atVisitation Visitation Hall in led Hook Point nndwinding winding upnt Neiderstein Hall in FlntbushHo Ho will bo uctoinpnnied by Timotliy UWoodruff Woodruff Col Michael J Dudy nnd Chairman man Jacob Urenner and Secretary John KSmith Smith of the campaign comimttvoTim Tim Republican inannKers were in hlshfeather feather ypstfrdny over tho result of a canvoRii voRii of 200 of tho WO election districtsTho Tho figures according to Messrs Urennerand and Smith showed hevoml a doubt thatIvins Ivins would carry the borough by a substantial stantial plurality and that the Democraticcounty county ticket headed by Jimmy Ridgway for president of tho borough would booverwhelmingly overwhelmingly defeatedI J ho election district captains all agreethat that Heirst is to get a surprisingly lergooti ole some of them estimating It at oerWcui Wcui They alho ligwo it out from their IhOl hotisn to hoitx cn ass that fourfifths ofI I I will come from the regular Deiwv riley IKncoiirnged Kncoiirnged by the nssunincrs retived at I Jieptiblican hoadfiuarters betting munottered ottered odds of 2 to I tat Jlidgwny rnd all I his nnsoclatis on tho lon tiokct would lodefeated defeated and also that Joseph J HUTtho I tho Kepublknn rnndlrinh for Ihe Supremo Iourt Iourt would beat Hnmuol H Vhltehotisethe the Deinorntic nominee I Bets oven at these heavy oddn went Ia a beK inKftnd at Democnitlf liendqiiarterHy it wai4 Privately onceded that there y prlntly onretcd thlt thor 111 ilittle little or no chance for tho county tcket 1L L SANFORD CoDIAMONDS DIAMONDS 11 JOHN ST MI I HAnL1NIrD inoaGI5SIM I ltM 01 QirAtITT AT OWKIt THATUMUAI GI5SIM G UMUAI IIUCIC1TKtHIMIONIS TKtHIMIONIS lionIIKIIK ecnTADrAUTOPSY cnnTLANPAUTOPSY AUTOPSY ON MRS TODDS BODYmWIW mWIW IIKIIK uir onnrn I DEKI Of GIFT FILEDliy liy Whloli Sirs Todd Gave Her Hotel to HerHauRlitrr HauRlitrr LawjiT lorUwood Sai HoMm Mm a Deed of Truat LoterlnK ItWillflletl Fllcil Yesterday Makes Him KxceutorIt I Is probablo that Coroner Scholor willfoon foon take a hand In tho Investigation of thodeath I death of Mrs Margaretla Todd tho richNew New York woman who was found dyingbeside beside tho Heading Hallrond tracks In Philadelphia adelphia on last Friday night with both Ingscut cut off Coroner Scholcr said yesterdaythat that ho would begin an investigation her If ho received a request from Coroner Du anof of Philadelphia to do HO What ho can dois is to order an autopsy Tho body is in 1 roocllnp ceiving vault at Woodlawn and CoronersPhysician Physician OHanlon will probably bo calledupon upon to make tho autopsyLawyer Lawyer Ingersoll Lockwood has declaredthnt thnt ho has a deed ox edited in 1001 by whichho ho holds all Mrs Todds real estate for thobenefit benefit of Mrs Frank Tousoy Mrs Toddsdaughter daughter Ho Fays thnt by this deed thomanagement management of tho properly falls upon himand and that although the income derived fromit it is to go to Mrs Tousey yet in return forhis his fifteen years of services to Mrs Toddhe he is to receive tho fees for looking after thoproperty property At his death ho declared MrsTousey Tousey is to come into complete ownership of tho propertylawyer lawyer George Gordon HastltiKs MrsTousoy Tousoy a attorney said yesterday that sueta a dod would have to bo very carefullydrawn drawn to resist legal attacks upon it Jecords at tho Registers Office showthnt thnt a deed of gift was fed yesterday bywhich I which Mrs Todd conveyed to her daughterMrs Mrs Tousoy tho Von Hoffman apartmenthotiFo I hotiFo in which she lived nt 0 West Twentysixth sixth street There is a mortuge of 72roo II Rtreet 500 on the pro ortyAs As attorney for Mrs Tousey Mr Hastingcalled called upon Lockwood on Monday for coi ieaof of nil leases and legal papers which ho sayaho ho has that wero executed by Mrs ToddHo Ho hadnt received them Into yesterdayafternoon afternoon nor did ho know anything aboutthorn thorn except what 1ockwoo1 told himTlio Tlio will of MrsToddwhich was executedon on January 23 1D02 WI filed yesterday inthe I the Surrogates ofllce This will was drawnup up by Ingrrrioll Lockwood the lawyer wnoadvised I advised Mrs Todd for mal years intillast last July when alto put him out of tho VonHoffman Hoffman Ikwoo1 filed the will Contrary trary to published statements ho is not awilscribing wilscribing witness The witnesses art Francis O Hatfleld of tho Von Hoffman andFred Fred I oe of HypTho Tho document gives all of Mrs Toddspertonnl personal effects such as jowelry furnitureiirlcAhrnc iirlcAhrnc Ac to her daughter MrsFrnnk Frank Tousev T1 her former companl onJennie Jennie 1 Palno IF a bequest of 0 and5r4s 500 is left to my friend Ingersoll Lockwood woodNVxt Next como two sections which In theopinion opinion of Mr Hastings will not Btandwhen when the will is contested These sectionsread read followsAll 1 i ho rest residue and remainder of myproperty property of whatever nnmo or nature whatsoever soever of which I may die seled or possciJ r J Kive nnd heciiieiith t niy daughter tosnlpTousey Tousey wife of Frnnk louise to be usedmid mid enjoyed bv her during the term of hernatural natural life and from and Immediately afterh h T deceaH1 I Kive direct and bequeath themm mm to my sister Hehecca Xiisbaum to herthree three son familiarly railed Kildlc Carl nndJerry Jerry and to Milton Ilerolnhlme son of myilmnasid ilmnasid daiiuhler ham to havi nnd lohlhl hurl ii she and they to take per capita and notper per snrpes share nnd share alike us tenantsin I common and not joint tenantsI I Ilk constitute and appoint my friendIncersoll Incersoll Lockwood lisu to be the executorof of this my last will and I authorize himwith with the consent of my daughter llosallt Totisey to bn so signified by her j ole I ii g Inthe the conveyance to shi or convey at privatesale sale al or any of my real estate nnd I b y tlieipresents presents do authorise nnd empower my saidIvfcmor Ivfcmor jointly with my u tu itubi ncr NosulloTousey Tousey to execute and deliver nl deedsinstruments instruments of transfer or other writinifsnecesxnry necesxnry to pas n proper title theretoAnd And I authorize and empower my said executor tor jointly with my said daughter ItosnlioToilxey Toilxey to receive and Invest the proceedsof of such sale ns to them Jointly shall setinto to be of best advantage for tilt beneficiaryunder under this my last willMr Mr Hastings said yesterday that tho willnpared npared to Ix very carelessly drawn andthat that he did not see how Mrs Tousoy andtho the executor could follow Its provisionsand and dispose of property which according to another part of the document 1 to b divided among tho Xusbaums after MrsTouseys Touseys deathMr Mr Hastings has not employed nnydetectives detectives to investigate Mrs Todds deathalthough although he thinks that i was ery suspicious picious He said he WHS depending uponthe the Philadelphia authorities to determinehow how tho woman was killed He said yesterday terday that she had alisolutply no reasonto to commit suicide and that If she hud intended tended tin such a thing suite would nothave have stient hours discussing with him anew I new will which had not Ion drawn up Inform form for her signature before her deathTho The cablegram telling Mrs Tousey ofher her mother death evidently had notreached reached her yesterday Mr Hastings received i ceived a message from her from liprlinregarding regarding private business and no mentionwas I was made of Mrs Todds death or MrsTouseys I Touseys plans for returningPiiluDElrnu PiiluDElrnu Oct 31 Coroner DuganIn In u preliminary inquest today in tho cnsoof of Mrs Mnrgarotta Told tho aged nndwealthy wealthy New York woman found dead inFninnount Fninnount Purl brought t light that MrsTodd Todd had ar been accustomed to wear 1 money belt and that it was found neitheron on her mangled body nor in her rooms ntthn the Van hoffman Hotel in Now YorkI It if missing hIs was brought out byth I th testimony of her nephew Dr JaroutWaas hr Waas of Hammonlon X J The Corner postponed tho inquest until a further dat3riwuivr I riwuivr TO PARAOK TO XIGIITUlll Ures Ulll Starch by tho HlRwatn WhereCockrnn Cockrnn alit bo Mayor Will SpeakOne One of tho biggest Tammany demonstration lions t en in many campaigns will tnkoplace place toriiRht when 20000 braves will marchpast past tho wigwam and bo reviewed by MayorMcClillan McClillan flue parade will form at theBowery Bowery and Hivington street and will startrt rt S oclock Tho line of march will hxtthrough through Seventh street to Seconduvenuo uvenuo and then through Fourteenth streetia uelUO Hall to University Placewhere ia t Tammany lal IhLcowll where tlio puraders will ls dismisstd Ameeting wi wll Jurnlh I meeting is to ho held in Tammanv Hall ntwhich which the chief sneaker will bo V liourkoCocliraii Cochran A brief address will bo made byMa Ma or McClellnnSullivan Sullivan Ilan n Kimtlay Mtfht lortlnBTho The Sullivnns will wind up tho Tammany many campaign next Sunday night with area mass rretlns In Miners llowcry TheatreLittlo Little Tim Sullivan will preside and Iheprinciral princiral speech of tho night will l o dnllvcrcd llvcrcd by Dig 10 Among the othorhpeakcrs I sneakers will ho Con reMmnn SulzerCorporation Corporation Counsel Dolanv KorqUKhProaidcnt Proaidcnt Abeam and Senator Tom Qrady wj SLOANEBroadway Broadway 19th StreetIMPORTED f IMPORTED and DOMESTICWILTON WILTON CARPETSFor For Reception Rooms Plain colors and Twotones tones in delicate shades of pink blue sagegreen green and French greys floral patterns inlight light shadesFor For Dining Rooms Oriental designs in PersianTurkish Turkish and Indian effects in rich coloringsreds reds predominatingFor For Libraries Oriental and Twotoned effectsstrong strong coloringsFor For Halls and Stairs Plain colors Small DesignsOriental Oriental Twotone and Allover effects inreds reds tans greens and bluesFor For Sleeping Rooms Plain colors Floral Twotone tone Delft and Morris effectsNovelties Novelties of merit will be found in our new stock ofWilton Wilton Carpels School and a late returnto to the city Chooe BERKELEY SCHOOLwhere where individual attention enables boyi efficiently ciently to join proper cla ciBERKELEY BERKELEY SCHOOL hai sent tocollege college three hundred and thirty graduates 1 he new building i ideal in situation 72dStreet Street and Went End Avenue a nuietcorner corner flooded with sunlight and overlookingthe the Hudson The athletic field it 27 minuludistant distantCall I todayI Call telephone 1415 Columbus or writ I I lItLSIIIE IHCKKIN I N V University Hojs Help the Sprlllilmlerto to Waken 1 The HronxXew New York University freshmen werethankful thankful last night for warm weather Scwerepoveral were several hundred residents of tho uppeipart part of The Bronx who turned out to e the annual ceremony of ducking tho freshmen men in tho old fountain on Sedgowicliavenue avenue just below tho Hall of FumeHoped Hoped in by tho sophomores tho 1001men men gathered In front of Gould Hall fantastically tastically decked out in nightgowns nndpajamas pajamas Several took sophomore instructions structions too literally und appeared in thescantiest scantiest of costumes rite night WOHIIIwarm warm enough for that however and thefoolish foolish ones were sent back to dress getting ting an extra plunge later for their credulity lityTho Tho procession raised a merry row in itspassage passage O through Trcmont and Fordhamnnd and proved a strong factor in drawing thocrowds crowds away from tho political spellbindersJust Just by way of encouragement the collegeboyn boys stopped at each meeting and gavrenthusiastic enthusiastic cheers for tho candidates oftho the opposite party though Jerome got I yell each timeAfter After disturbing tho pence of Tho Bronxtill till they were tired tho crowd returned tothe the campus where every professor unwary wary enough to show his head was forcedto to make a speech In response to cheers nndsongs songs Howls of joy greeted the appearance mice of several barrelo of auplos let up by Chancellor MacCiacken ant Dean Snowand and until these were distributed the proceedings ceedings calmed down a hit cClllnJt came the march through tho Hall ofFame Fame and at last freshman after freshmanstood stood on tho fountains i deo end drankIn In wisdom from its waters after answeringn a few pertinent questions ns to his birthancestry ancestry politics musical abilty and otherthings things which varied with each victimInp Tap Connell president of tho studentorganization organization acted OH chief inquisitorMr Mr Hughes having sent his regretsn L41V1ER worLnwr MOVE ovWa Wa In Crowd NltliWirc WatchIng PoliticalPictures Pictures Cops Arrrilerl HimTlio Tlio Republican Club of tho NineteenthAssombly Assembly district entertained a crowdwith with stercorticon views in front of its clubhouse house nt Sixtysixth street and Droadway way List night Among those who stoppedto to wet h tho views won A Helos Knoelanda a lawyer at ill Hroadway and who lives lt 1 lwer 310 voht Eightythird street Ills wifewas I was with himMr Mr Kneeland offended a cop by refusingto to move on Then Iloundsmnn Jonesordered ordered tho lawyer to moo Ht refusedand and was taken to tho West Sixtyeighthstreet street station a prisoner Mrs Kneclandoffered offered tho house they live in as bail andtho tho lawyer was stared tho indignity ofbeing being locked in a cellTALKS TALKS OF HEAItSTOnELL DEALOnetime Onetime M O Candidate for AldrriiinnTurns Turns In MeridianEdgar Edgar II Proyor tho first organizerof of a Hearst club in tho Twentythird Assembly sembly district has withdrawn his supportfrom from Hearst In a letter to Mr Hearstho ho saysOn On October 17 the Municipal OwnershipLenitnp Ia cute of thus Tvnntythlrd Assembly district net held a public convention for which 5HOOInvitations Invitations were issued At this conventionI I was unanimously nominated for Aldermanof of lie Twentyfourth Ahlcrmanio districtand and my oetltions were reunlarly and dulydelivered ihlr delivered tu lie Uonrcl of L tllolI uiirii Idiscovered discovered that DID Hcnnhlinui caiiillilutuhad Ihnd IlsolrCd MM petition for the wunc emblemTher Ther i fore a contrxt for suorerimcv vas mihand I hall and much to my surprise the MmnuipnlOwnership Ownership lciikH nilnilited In the lioiirdthat 11 I IIJrllhIJ desired the Heimbliran ciindldmcsfor for Asscinhly and Aldermen on their ticketMs Ms counsel at hit lieartiiK olfercd to withdraw draw my tKtlllon If the nominee on the otherBid siutu would say thai he would support Hearstwhich which he declined to do Limiter these clreuniHtunces euniHtunces your Otui ill I tee supporting suchn n niitnlneo proves from my point of viewthat I that lore 1111 iiKreement between you nndtiie tiie Itepiibllcnii pnrty If this Is true whynot not be hontst with your supporters mid tellthem I them MI Instead of ptisliiR us a leader Independent dependent of both parliesWhy Why lend your followers in such a nitre aswill will besmirch their characters and standingIn In the community I have been n Doinorrat rrat all my life hut 1h1 you try to lead moliilii liilii such I trap as to ask me I support HoI I publicaiis In I lie diSKiilse of Municipal OnncrKhl Khl 011 p Lcaifiio noniincca 1 certainly must f I am clad to hall found tie chienneryrxistinit rxistinit between you and Odd and will tryto to undo that which I have dono fur you liyhiipportlnt hiipportlnt IporKo fi MrClfllan who to sayth I lP lenst Is honest IIH nunitiht iilie ulio desiresto I to inpturn tli ifllce under false preiniios and whom election would under tho clrcumhiancvs I hiancvs bodu evil to the publicJrronio Jrronio Hally at IIon PalareTliero I Tliero will bo a Jerome rally at LionPalace Palace 110th street and Broadway tonightunder under tho auspices of the Jerome Club oftho tho Twentytlrst Assembly district Amongtho tho speakers who will appear lit this meeting ing era Cyrus L Sulzberger Frank A LordJ J Aeptnall Hodgo and Abram 1 Eli a asa James McCreery CoShirt Shirt raistnShirtwaists Shirtwaists nnd Hlouscs foiafternoon afternoon or home eveningdress dress made of TnfTetneSilU de Chitip SatinMcsialine SILL Crepe ChilI SatnIUesa Mcsialine and a variety ofnovelty novelty silk fabricHFine Fine Lingerie Yaishmadeby by hand embroidered byhand hand and finished withreal real lacesLace Lace Bodices for dlnncidress dress with high or lo ivneck neck show the latest combinations binations of fine and liravjlacci lacci among hlchlrlsliPoint Point is largely usedTwentythird Twentythird StreetJames James McCreery St CoLadles Ladles CoatsTan Tan Covert Cloth and blackItroadclotli Itroadclotli Coats Linedwith with Satin 1250Rubbc Rubbc Motor Con t sGrc Grey tan and black 1500Velours Velours blouic Coati Linedwith with white DuchcKSC Satin 3700Twentythird Twentythird StreetC1IIXKSE C1IIXKSE QlirKLY ArOLOdtXEAttack Attack on Admiral Train at Nankin aClosed Closed IncidentWABHIXOTOX WABHIXOTOX Oct 31Adlles worereceived r received by both tlmo Stat eund Sal Departments meats today connnniriK tho report tlmtRear Rear Admiral Chare J Train cominnndInR InR tho American naval force on thin Aniaticstation station and his son Iieut Clmrles It TraincominandinR cominandinR the gunboat Quiros had boonattacked attacked liy a mob near VnnUin Chinabut but it was made Isnnwn also to both departments monte that such prompt measures of 10dre dre H had boen taken by tho Chinese authorilion I iJ that tim inciilent may bo regardedns ns amicably and tatifactorily closedTho I Tho State Department received this nccountof COlt of the affair hy telegraph from ConwulOencral i General HoserH at ShaiiKhnlAttack MAt tuck on Admiral Train and his sonoccurred l occurred October 51 Admiral and nonntnl ntnl party were put hliootitiR A Chinesewoman woman was accidontly wounded by thocon con hut tho injury was vory slight Thonon I Ion non was detained by the nuil and a rescuingparty party landed from the Juiro1 In the nttatU 1 tatU liy thn mob two Chinese wero woundedby tl Laiigluy n YnnRiKc I iilot and Ciraycixilian iclllian civilian clerk who wire compelled to defendilicniM iIhemwe ilicniM lvc s Xo American were injuredThe The sailors wee not eiuaied An amicablesettlement settlement was effected and tho Governorof of Xnnltin compelled tho restoration ofthe the Runs taken from the hunters and hoapologized apologized Ho nlo punished the ringlender lender of the mob Tho incident seemsto to bo closedTho Tho Navy Departments advices weropracScully pracScully similar to Iho1 which cnmoto to the State Department The tack oftho I tho mob was mado after a sett tment hadbeen been reached with tho wounded womanIn In n statement of itt advices the Department mel says that tlieso innlso it certain thnttho tho incident has been satisfactorily closedCHARGES CHARGES AGAIST IIAIFEXTIip TIip Ma or Asks for n Copy Opponentsnnt nnt IllslhatunThl Thai UURinuss Mens Connnitteo of Io which is lighting the administration oflicrough licrough President litiffeti in Tho Dronxreceived 1 received I letter from Mayor McUdhnyesterday yesterday osliitiR tho comiiutteo to 1t to him u copy of tho charges t hat it is malting ing against Mr HnlVeii Tho Mayorsletter letter was a reply to one sent by tho committee mittee on October 25 asking him to sendn a public accountant to took into thonfTnirs I nfTnirs of the borough The committeeoffered offered to hiro on accountant to assist thocltv 1I city odlcinlTho I et Tho committee makes three specificcharges I charges agaInst M llaffen that ecoooti c C 7M 1 1 AUman SiUntil foUntil Until further notice this Aore will be closed daily at SIX P MTRIMMED v TRIMMED MILLINERY DEPARTMENTEMBRACING EMBRACING AN ASSORTMENT OF HATS FOR CARRIAGE RIAGE AND EVENING WEAR IN LACE FUR AND FURTRIMMED TRIMMED STYLESAND AND IN ADDITION A NUMBER OF SATIN OR VELVETHATS HATS WITH TRIMMINGS OF OSTRICH FEATHERSWILL WILL BE OFFERED FOR 2000 EACHThird Third FloorEVENING EVENING PETTICOATS OF SILK TRIMMED WITHLACE LACE AND EMBROIDERY AT EXCEPTIONALLY LOWPRICES PRICESFLANNELS J FLANNELS IN FRENCH SAXONY AND SCOTCHMAKES MAKES INCLUDING THOSE WHICH ARE PARTICULARLY ULARLY ADAPTED FOR BLOUSES AND PETTICOATSFANCY FANCY WOOL WAISTINGS IN VARIOUS COLORINGSREGULAR REGULAR PRICE 45c AT 25c PER YARDRear Rear of Rotunda Pint Floorciitrtrrtitl tNutrtmtilj I Nutrtmtilj Sirrrt nub ivtlj Jvnmuf 2MerTs rw iarhHONeiCo HONeiCo I Mens etC 1 Suitsand i and Overcoats 1500 to 4600Special i I Special Offering Today WednesdayMens I Mens Blanket Bath Robesi i 395 and 495These These ire two particularly special values among the new goods reoi I i cently arrived They are beautifully made with scams piped neckcord I i cord and girdle in brown fijurcd white red green navy jrcybrown I i brown and royal 395 and 495Boys1 i Boys Exactly Right 500 Suits 375Sixth I Sixth Avenue 20th to 21st St N YAitmmt m AitmmtARE ttuARE ARE PREPARED TO TAKE ORDERS FOR RECEPTIONTHEATRE THEATRE AND EVENING GOWNS AFTER THE LATESTPARIS PARIS STYLES ALSO EVENING AND DANCINGDRESSES DRESSES FOR YOUNG LADIES AT MODERATE PRICESA A NUMBER OF PARIS MODEL DRESSES AREOFFERED OFFERED AT FROM ONEJHlRpTO ONEHALFLESS LESS THAN THE ORIGINAL PRICESDressmaking Dressmaking Department Third FloorSfrm I itdCCl 1 11d tn lx ulw Sfrm Uurf FUll SVIKiiaij iiaijOKFICC JOII ICII I 101DESKSaU OKFICCIn SKSI I In great rarlotr ot tyIeand 1 and prlrpT f 1T 1T T G SELLEWIll S I 1 Ill Fnltnn S 1I New and pecniul hand of nilklndi I klndi Bat rnlt safes liouelittxrtinngrd S A F E S txrtinngrd anil ruled IHdYOII YOKK formerly SIt J 4 t IXKli Mossman COformerly 75 Mnlderi iJine Tel liM JohnMilliard Milliard nnd Pool raIls Solidlymade q IlUan1 hlith irrade Roods Lightnlnir nlnir niiiirnte Uuratili cuslllonsDecker Decker cit iso 101 iast VII stWILL WILL SILL xrwjsioo rAniitAr Modelfunr IIfUlr funr cylinder Si horsepower fur Z W nevert tttn rim Ill ITI ft II till MOTOIl CO 115North I North llroad st Ilitladeliilila II aSAFES I nun WATIIJ vu iifuaip Pmofexamine SAFES examine ours buy nnd fae nionluII Il IIXOS iAVLiii 11IIIGEI 78 DiuneINSTItlTTION v INSTItlTTIONSrhooU ySchoob SrhooU or laliBUUKCFounded Founded IR7 f Steins School otlor LANGUAGESor for IndUs and irentlmeii 3 tosI f Kith StreetBranch Branch 147 llroailwai near OJth St Lessons glvruat the school oral l lnl rrftldenrrH H M HAS Dlieet Ti i or liojj and YUUIIJ toutMR MR CARPENTERSPRIVATE PRIVATE CLASSES FOR BOYS 310 West KnJ AvoThoronch Thorough Educationachouls YonmlIT hanaCemorutchoots raecboub achouls lur MamintrrriImtiil STAMMERNCnd ind ltnlhar nervous 0110111 or at1 rorrricc Imlar Surrful mrtnlols ducisemi alt rrnrlot I phlrlal for mutt years Srad ur rll for laiald ald TrllnL or Slanlncrjl F t ultVNTM L I OS isi 40lh1nll sihianul Imtiil nuint orbit has I mecit eliiirpod to t lie cityn as new tbnt tlirents have been uwil to forcoperjuryaud perjuryaud that the city hunt i alel for Itihorfor I for ctirporatiotiH The comtnitteo bnclfsup up its charges with nlTUlavitHMr I vestigation Ill HafTen say ho is ready for an investigation PltS tl ORGANsPIANOS KK jlR I WILL III HsPOSf1 op VT A I U IT lliill IT1ON II pnirp IHHING THIS MONTH TilS OXTI IlAMIS IltOM JIC li MV ii SOs TO E1 Warerooms 113 E 14th StWiSSiIER WiSSiIERPIANOS PIANOS II AT MASt IACriliniS1 PHICPS Isrd I urUbtH lake In part pay IICES S30 100 125lrnoms Viuuunoems 25 h 4th S N v YorkI I llrooklyn MS Wo Pulton Streetnot I RENTING A not rrnt 1 poor 1lalotll line tone maket a rePT 111 cur too utLLP I PT A Nfl Q PIANOS or nne tone 10 wiecttacnmuluusinutoedtplRuuos PIAN 0 S lrL UD 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n I Il THE SUN WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER L 1905 I 1 ADOO STOPS THE SHAW PLAYt t MANAGlW IX COlItTi nAlltlAXT hf n FOR RiM AIt flKVXOLHSFormrr former Aniiili cis In Hmlinr the Him IIf 1 111ra Vrrcn IrotN luuOnly McAotorH i AotorH to lie Arrest llliijrrNrnti orI I Nrnti from MpriMilntorx llnillv NtutlrtMru IMIIJ rtMru Warrens Profession IH definiteOff IQfr Off tho hoards In Now York Yiwlordaajtemoon ajtemoon Just aCtor ConunlHHlonnr McAdchad had ordered it supprehsod nnd 11111 cmmctho tho arrest of HimlnenH Manager luinporlArnold Arnold Dnly issued n notice saying thnto tJio play had boon taken off thu boardH forood mood on account of tho adverse critlclHiof of tho pressThla IThl This camo at tho end of a lively day aJlllltthoOarrlck tho Ourrlck Theatre Jolloo Headqunrtciand and the Society for Suppression of ViaTJioro TJioro was no orfonnamx o nt the thentrlast Idstdlgbt hut tonight Candida wllhOI meet of tho original coat will go on forf9W atW1ookll f9W weeks ponding further nrrnnKoinPiilfor for tho production of Shaw playsMonday Monday night was an anxious ono hlWkot of the scenes Before the play most of thoc cast wero half Hick with nnxloty IiRIIlIern Hern had been showing signs of broaklndown down over since tho unpleasantness inNoHaven Haven Daly had a ease of nerves Itttald IIIaald said that he looked through tho pcophoIn In the curtain at tho Blithering audienosaw saw from tho character of the crowd thatmost most of them had como expect ing to 1110something something salacious and prophesied thon finish then and thereEven Even the audience could BOO In tho flrtact act that Miss Ilcrno wan nervous AH lIoonI1Jt oa the curtain fell oho had a nervous colapso lapso The rest of tho cost wan assembleon on tho Btngo by Inspector Itrooks and mlloto to read over selected lines and explain lhelrmeaning meaning From tho expression on the facof of McAdoas moral cennor tho cast reaan an early finish for tho runArnold Arnold Daly had said that ho would maltitho thQ future of tho production dojiondonttho jjntbe the opinion of tho public iw shown by lhodramlltlo dramatic critics of tho nowspa ors 110J eat up after tho play and waited for thopUJ J papers The verdict wat most unfavorable able TheSfaarslrflunpitastimonly papowhich which had a good word to say Even thatMt Mr Daly did not BOO until yesterday afternoon noonMiss Miss Herno was carried out of the theatreYesterday Yesterday morning she sent word that sinVfos was too ill to play Had tho play gone onIllSt last night tho part of Miss Warren woulelbl1v1 havo been played by nn understudyEarly Early In the morning CommisaloneMcAdoo McAdoo who had sat through tho pinand and had sent Inspector Brooks to report onIt it was called up on the telephone by MrGumpertE GumpertE The manager wanted to knovwhat what the police wero going to do about itHo Ho added that Mr Daly had road tho palIHand and was Ratified from them that tho puhllidid did not regard it as obsceneI I cannot tell you whnt I will do sailMr Mr McAdoo I have sent a report to thiMayor MayorAt At tho regular noon session of Mr MeA dowith with the reporters Mrs Warrens Professlon fesslon was the subject of discussion MrMcAdoo McAdoo stalled although ho hinted that thopollce police wero going to do something Ho wicareful careful to point out that Mr Daly had Btatechis his intention of abiding by the opinion oftho the newspapersAn An hour or two later Mr McAdoo callecthe the reporters back nnd handed out copiciof of a letter which ho had just sent in duplicate cate to Mr Daly Mr flumportz and Senator W H Reynold tho angel of the houseThis This readSin Sin This Is to notify you that afteipersonal personal Inspection and reports sent to mI I have determined that it is my duty to prevent vent further performance of the play knowias as Mrs Warrens Profession As u further ther performance will bo a violation of thelow law I will use the powers vested In me ttprevent prevent the earno and to arrest thoso participating ticipating therein Very respectfullyWILLIAM WILLIAM McAnooCommissioner Commissioner of PoliceCopies Copies of this letter wero sent out bymessengers messengers and Inspector Brooks detalleta a member of his Staff to go before Magistrate trate Whitman to swear out warrants foithe the arrest of tho actors Mr Gumpertz antSenator Senator ReynoldsIn In tho meantime Mr Daly was conferringwith with Moses Irossmnn the houho attorneyand and with Senator Reynolds Ho hnd deniedhimself himself to reporters all tho morning Baying ing that he had made hid lost utterance onthe the subject flue calo of heats went merrily rily on Tho Garrick is full at 12o yetthe the pale by noon was pretty nearly 10000nnd I and it was open for only two weeks nheadThere There wore only a few scattering teats loiFriday Friday and Saturday of this week andthoso those rent fast Ticket speculators hadeet eet the prlco of orchestra seats for tonightat atSIO to sirIn In spite of rumors about police interference ference they were there early in the morning ing still buying Any genuine purchaseapproaching approaching tho box ofllco In tho earlymorning morning was almost sure to bo hold upby by a speculator who begged him to buytwo two or four gallery seats just ns a favorThe The speculators looked happy as indeedmen men might who had btcn turning 2 Into 25 every limo they made n sale On thntbasfa basks It was no longer speculationMr Mr Gumpertz entered the olllco of thetheatre theatre at about 3 oclock A few minutedater ater Inspector Brooks appeared and wancloseted closeted with him for n fow minutes Theyleft left Uw theatre together No ono outside of tIe office know that it was an arrestHowever However the box olllce stopped hellingot at once and notified nil tho outside ofllcesto 1 to stop A typical Slmwlto highbrowapproached approached the box olllco jllllt after theorder order went into effect and asked for twoseats seats Ho was informed of the state ofaffairs affairsAnd dillAnd they call this free America hoeald said A tow minutes later a stenographer camoout out and posted this notlcaFurther Further production of Mrs WarrensProfession Profession will bo discontinued owing tothe the universal condemnation of the pressARNOLD ARNOLD DALYTheatre Theatre closed tonight opens tomorrow row night with Candida original castEvery Every ono was hunting for Mr Daly whoWOH Wars keeping out of sight Winchell Smithetnge etnge manager of production appearedand and spoke for himIxit Let mo say for Mr Daly said MrSmith Smith that tho action of the police hadnothing nothing to do with his closing the run Hointended intended to take it off m soon ns ho saw thecriticisms criticisms In fact when he realist lastnight r night that most of tho audience had comemerely merely to witness n salacious play ho washardly hardly persuaded to go on with tho firstBorfqrmanco I Borfqrmanco lam giving this not so muchs lis Mr Dalys opinion WI what I believe toe be his opinionMr Mr Oumperta appeared before Magisrato Irate Whitman who hold court after thoPiVeguInr PiVeguInr time In ordeT to disposo of tho caseho II wns disorderly conduct underHO ho charge b HO section of the law introduced afterho ho agitation over Tho Turtle to covertoll fun Magistrate asked afterId toll cao Id rest of the castUoamo r Mlhe Uoamo is 111 bald Mr Gwnpcrtzt t One DayHome Home Cleaned Well run n hUH ihrniiRli our liiilnv don mid pump out the dirt Inn I UKcaicts uur caicts fliMir and ft rnltiircIlio lIIlIIlr than Ilio CUT we 11 hcforcYour Your House Will Be MoreHealthful iHealthful HealthfulTrl II Trl phnnr VK nbnul pour nrid ut villfull i11111 supply full p Irjjclltlr TrUphnnc 2161 CluhraVacuum Vacuum Cleaner Company 130 Weit 18th St New YorkHow How about Mr DalyHo Ho also is illAre Are they all illYes Yes your HonorTho Tho Magistrate looked at him hard hutIft lot It go at that Mr Gumpcrtx wnllrelln retained on his own recognizance prom1ing lag to bring all tho prisoners into lOurtIn in tho morning It wax surd ut the thvatilain lain in tho evening that tho women mentiers tiers of tho cast sould ho sparedTho Tho troubles of tho box ollloo begun I Her this evening papers name out withthl tho news that It was all Off with tho plaAbout About half of the spat holder exchangefor for Candida tickets Tho spoculatoirushed rushed things pretty hard One or tworlliron patrons who had bought adva ce Hatrifrorn from speculators kicked n little at fttlligonly only 2 back for a seat which had cost llieifrom from 10 to 815Fearing Fearing trouble when tho 8 oclock cruslcnmo came Copt Djoley of thu Tenderloin wintion lion rushed over tho whole tluatro squainnd nnd n few reserves peso kept onlcutKUl utKUl the darkened front of tho Garriclvhrrn where Mr Dalys announcement was lettered tered out on n big sign Tim lobby although though jammed the early evening wnns ns quiet and sombre as the grave It wnthe the funeral of Urt WarrenInwido Inwido tho old cast of Candida which I had been hastily summoned was rnhearslnHO HO as to get the hhow on tonight MisIlerno Ilerno who will play tho titlo i6o waRuhent absent but will bo at ho rehearsal thiafternoon afternoon Mr Daly was still invihlbltFinally Finally Mr Smith sent out this bcnedictloion on the episode of Mrs Warrens Professlon fesslonWhen When Mr Daly paid on Srttnrdny nighthat that ho would abide by the decision of lhopre press with regard to the merits of MifWarrens Warrens Profession ho meant what hllald said At that time the approaching production duction through no fault of ours had becisurrounded surrounded so much seiisationnliMn woflnrE feared that the public would get an crronoors ors impression of the play and our purposIn In presenting it And tho turn of ofairprove prove that this was trueOn On the opening night the theatre wa besieged by a motley throng of curiositjseekers seekers who cane expecting to sea something thing that woidl appeal to their morbUtastes tastes This was exactly tho portion oflho tho public to whom wo did not wish 10appeal appeal and had it not been too late towltliliraw withdraw wo would not havo produced the play then When thin morning we savhow how unanimous tho newspapers wero illlheir their condemnation of the drama we thenand and there gave up thoughts of contlnuIng Ing Its presentation Mr Daly at oncwrote wrote the notice which later was posted litlho the entrance of tlm Garrick Theatre Inwhich which he said that he would abide by lhedeeilon decision of the press juryIt It was after Mr Daly had written thisthat that the notification that tho engngpnuiilcould could not procitnl carmi from Corn misaloner stoner McAdoo There is no financial 01othor other consideration whatever which coulchavo have tempted Mr Daly to give n secomperformance performance of tho play after last nightiexperience experience at the doors and after s t olngtho tho papers todays4ir s4ir nun or ins PLIIPollen Pollen Not Protecting ItUillo MnrnlltIn In Suppressing Mrs Warren He SanSpfcMI SpfcMI Cattle Heapitci to TilE SivLONDON LONDON Oct nTl1o corresiondentolTUB TUB SUN today interviewed George Ilnrnord nard Shaw in reference to tho biipiiressioiby by the Now York police of his play MrWarrens Warrens Profession Mr Shaw saidIf If Police Commissioner McAdoo luifearned earned by Ills public services tho confidence dence of tho American people as u man oltilgher higher character und deeper insight intosocial social needs moral problems and greateroncorn oncorn for the good of the communitythan than I it is not for mo question his qualiflcationll jations or to incite Mr Daly to resist hisluthority luthority I have a certain reputation inthe the world which will not bo altered byilr Mr McAdoos conviction that I nm a blackijuard card Tho Now York jolire havo a certainreputation reputation in tho world and that also willlot not be altered by my conviction I knowmy my own business Uttor than they doIn In tho opinion of the police IIro titutia is a iwrmissiblo subject on the stag onlywhen when it is made agroeablo In my opiniontho tho numerous plays in which it is muJigreeablo igreeablo should be counterbalanced bylilays lays in which its sordid cause is exposedI I am extremely proud of having writtentho tho play It has made mo more friends t hanmy my other work of mine especially amongerious serious women It will make mo friendsjf jf the same stamp in America and theserien friends will keep steadily pressing thowo tVO questions Art lint facts exposed inMrs Mrs Warrens Profession denied If notn in whose interests are thor suppressedIt It will be seen more and mure clearly thatho tho pollen doubtless with tho best intenionn ions aro protecting not public morality jut tine interest of tho most dangerous lass namely tho employers who pay womenes 1ltI than subsistence wages and overworkhem hem mercilessly to grind profits for themelves elves out of tho Ilth of thonation Naturally hey raise tho clamor of Immorality andllsgusting llsgusting dialogue but in tho end thombllo oldie conscience of America at present amrtty mrtty unintelligent and easily duped forcevlll vlll get educated and go over them liko ateam team rpllor with an effective factory rvjdotated tated by tho wayMr Mr Daly offered to nbitlo by tho verdictif of tho New York press If this is true bomist mist have forgotten thnt tho low Vorkness ness does not go to the theatre It onlyends I ends critics Let tho editors como and theerdict erdict proposed by Mr Daly will bo POHilble ilble but if social and moral questions aroeft eft to the critics they will not improvein on Mr McAdoo who probably know theeal eal world much better than they Fornv nv own part I would prefer n jury of publicptrlted ptrlted women with experience in rescuerork rork and slum life to any other jury whativer iver They know how society nukes vicoiy by refusing to pay virtue decentlyLOUD LOUD rrfov irs FEVEHI liners or Viceroy at Lahore Urlnji Departure parture for IiiKlnndSpecial Special Cable Detpatch to TUB SUNLAIIOUK LAIIOUK India Oct 91lord Curaonrho who recently resigned tho viceroyalty is 11 with fever brought on by oxposuro toho tho sun Hta departure for England hashcrcforo therefore boc i indefinitely postponed SANDERSONSMOUNTAIN rfL az4MOUNTAIN MOUNTAIN DEWSCOTCH SCOTCH WHISKEY r q A very old and mellow Scotch J Made of pure and sound ingredientsJ I j Distilled in an oldfashioned Potstill jstill t still insuring a slowly and carefullymade made whiskey i 3 A stimulant that is HEATH FIJLon Ii i on account of its age and purityMake I Make it a Sanderson Dewball T om II onPRESIDENT PRESIDENT SLIGHTLY HURTConlinittti Conlinittti from First Pagefurnace furnace and ho did jo Then the crevdffomtod dffomtod tho toiler over that pnrticulnfuniace furnace with a placard Intended to reinaiitliero The Ireeldonti there permanently rending donti boilerTALKS TALKS TO OFIICFnS AM ClirWThe The oniccrrt had hard work to restraiithe the crew from cutting up for souvenirs thiden I shovel which Ibo President used but IIe compromise was clTected by which eoclfiieman fit nnnurl throw ono shovelful of coal willtho the sumo implement which the Iresiden thad I hud used nnd lids was done whllo MrHooiovelt Hooiovelt was Mantling In tile lire roomUn Un Sunday all tho men of tho West 1lrfnias gmlaH crew were mustered aft and UK I 1iesidtnt addressed them as followsIt It is a prhilogo for any President tncomo I como on board a squadron of Amorlcarwarships warships such as these not alone to setho the ships but to see the men who handlethem them From the Admiral down through the entire ships company every Amerlcarhlould should bo proud of what I nave seen aboartthis this ship tho discipline tho ready subordlnntion dlnntion of each ran whether officer orInlltld enlisted mUll to iliity the care taken oltho tho men and in rutum the eager intelligentsaifresecting hilfrebteulng zeal of each mnn in Uointbs bs wornWhat What must impress especially any obFervor Fervor is how menthol it IH that every indiviilual viilual on a ship like this should do hitwhole whole duty and in any crisis more thanbis his duty Tho result as I see it In this shiis is a triumph not only of organization andiscipliio discipline but of tho ready ze al with whiclench ench individual performs his allotted taskAt At any timo homo emergency may nristin in which tho safety of the entire ship wildepend depend upon the vigilance intelligencemd md cool courage of home ono man iimonfyou you perhaps an ollicer perhaps an enlisteeman man Any man in the whole ships company pany who does his full duty can claim askris Ins own the honor and repnto of the shirnnd and has a right to feel a personal pride irnil nil she does You and your fellows in thenavy navy and in its sister service the armyoccupy occupy a position different from that olnty nty other set of men in our countryGoing Going through the ship yesterday intho tho engine rooms store rooms turretseverywhere everywhere tho thing that impressed memost most was tho allimportanco of each manin in his place the allimportance of thaiman man both knowing his work and feelinjiit it a matter of keen personal pride to doit it us well us it could possibly bo done Allthrough through tho ship I havo wen tho satirepurpose purpose the purpose to learn exactly whnltho till duty to be clone was and then to do iliIho ii I tho IXJWCT to do presupposes tho possession hion by each of you of intelligence couragennd and physical addiessI I I believo that this attitude of yoursis is typical of tho attitude of the men of ournavy I navy generally and of tho army also Nowon I on thin ono hand this should make our country I try feel toward Inclo Sums men in thoarmy army and in the navy a sense of obligation and grntitudn such M they feel towardno no others and on the otter hand it shouldmake make you foci that no othor Americansrest rest under io great nn obligation to tintheir their duty well for in your hands lies thocredit credit the honor and the Interest of thuentire enUre nationVon Von lilt going your duty well and faithfully fully in rareIP IP WAR Rliorill COMBI I remUr thnt If ever which mayin G in tolid war coined it will depend 11 in rOil and those like you whether thoI I oj If uf this country are to hold theirN N ids even higher or to hang thorn inshame shame I hope that no such crisis willoxer over occur but I hao entire faith that ifit I it over does occur you will use level to anydemand demand that may use mado upon you nndthat I that by the way you train yourselves andlire lire trained In titan of peace you will fityourselvra I yourselvra to do well s oiild war ariseiMt Lot each of you ollltert remember Intho thin event of war that while u surrendermay may sometimes bo justifiable yet that asurrender surrender must always Ix explained whlloit it is never necessary to explain tho factthat I that you dont surrender no matter whatthe I the condition may boA A tragedy occurred till morning manlost lost from tlio Colorado Such cases arefrom from timo to limo inevitable in a servicelike I like ours Under such circumstanceseverything everything must always IJO done as inthis I this instance everything was done fortho tho rescue of tho man But you men arolilted lilted for lighting because you havo tholighting lighting edge This means that you arewilling willing at all times to face death in thoperformance performance of your duty The man whodied died tin morning was an excellent seamanwho who bud done hU duty faithfully and whodied died in tiro performance of that dutyTherefore Therefore ho died in tho service of hiscountry country exactly as much n if ho died inbattlu battle and deserve as much honorWhat What 1 louse said so far applies to thowholo whole navy Now a word especially tothis this WUadron and to thin ship No othernation nation con boast of a better squadron asquadron squadron composed of moro formidablevessels vessels In tho matter of tho officers andmen men vro havo no cniiso to shrink from comparison parison with any other nation So far thoI olorndo has been tho ono ship that hashnd hnd the chance to show what she could doin in gunnery practice and her record hasbeen been so astonishingly good that tho othorships ships of tho snuadronwill have to do theirlool level best if they expect oven to equal itI 1 need not tell you to remember that battlesnro lire decided by gunfire nnd that tho onlyHhots Hhots that count are tho shots that hitAH AH tho President concluded his speech n petty officer sprung forward and wavinghis his cap nbovo his head shouted Throocheers cheers for Theodore Roosevelt tho IdealAmerican American and tie cheers were givenwithout without restaint Tho President washighly highly pleased over this incident and ruts pented his statement to the olllcers thatthis waHrln tmhmafmenlof fiartAmerJcnn this was n Imdv of men of which cSoryAmerican American should bo proudHACK HACK AT WASHINGTONTho Tho President plopped ashore from tholospatch lospatch boat Dolphin at the Navy Yard I at 1150 oclock this morning completinfhU hU Southern trip of thirteen days Heland had been transferred to that vessel frontho tho West Virginia near tho mouth of tinPotomac Potomac shortly after midnight AM thDolphin Dolphin approached tho wharf a salute oflw lw ntyono guns wa fired from the yardand and this was acknowledged by seven guiufrom from the DolphinAll All tho officers on duty at the yard wenon on the wharf in full dross and a companjof of marines stood nt present arms Ttcmarine marine band played the Star Spongleclianner Banner as tho President walked alontdown down tho gangplank and Sir Hoosoveliuncovered uncovered and remained standing at thefoot foot of tho plank until tho air wart finishedTho Tho Presidents Hug was lowered fromthe the masthead and tho crow manned tho railMrs Mrs lloowvolt was waiting In the WhitiHOUM HOUM carriage and tho Provident iiftnexchanging exchanging n few words with tho commandant mandant of the Navy Yard stopped Intothe the vehicle and was driven directly to theWhite White Houiu A second salute of twentyono ono guns wits fired as the President left theyard yard CABINET MIETIKO PUT OFFWhen When the President and Mrs Itoosovellreachud reached tho mansion Miss Alico Hooseveltcnmo came out on tho north porch and kissed herfather father In Might of the spectators Tin1President President stopped to shalto hands withall all the policemen Ushers and servantwho who were on tho porch and then enteredtho the house In view of the hour of thjPrfRidentn Presidents arrival the regular TuesdavCabinet Cabinet meeting wos omitted TIll inectitigs itigs of tho Cabinet are regularly hold nt 11 oclock Mr Hoosivelt transacted nobusiness business before luncheon nnd SefrotnryLoeb Loeb drove directly to hU homo from thonavy navy yurdTho Tho Dolphin after leaving Wolf Trapon on tho lower Potomac shortly after midnight night was delayed by fog nt daybreaknlK nlK ut midway etween n Wolf Trap inn IIndian Indian Head but the fog nartmllv liftedafter after an hours delay and the Dolphinproceeded proceeded on her way to WashingtonTho Tho sun was shining brightly when thoPresidunt I resident landedAfter After luncheon the President went overto to tho executive offices but he reevivod noofllcinl ofllcinl callers except Secretary Hitchcock and PostmasterGtneral Cortelyou Hotransacted transacted homo routine business whichhad had accumulated during his absence amihe he hook hands in tho Fast loom with thMethodist Methodist Bishops who have been in sessionin in Washingtoncritv I critv nouns warm lit 1r1ll SIalntas Ialnias Party Accused of Smiling Themto to IniTlinlnato tho IllicrnHfiptelnl fiptelnl rube Dcipalih to Tilt SrsHAVANA I HAVANA Oct 31G Xollazo a prominent inent member of the Liberal party whowent went to Cienfupgos to investigate tho details I tails of tho death of Congressman Villuendas das who was recently killed In that cityhas i has published n pamphlet in which hoI I nays that the dynamite plot of which thoLiberals I Liberals wero accused was n farce thobombs hombs discovered by tho police havingbeen been manufactured by tlio Moderatesthomelves thomelves Ho asks what the countrywill will say If President Palma who has seatedtho the instigators of tho affair at his tabledoes does not have them punished fen Collaxo laxo adds that ono of the bombs was anancient ancient affair with a feather in the topTho Tho others wero hits of iron tubingA A witness at the preliminary investigation Lion into tho matter which U now goitiBon on testified that a photograph of the bombwith with tho feather in tho top was identicalwith with each of thaw bomb rent by President dent Palma to him in Cienfuegcw duringtho tho war Those bombs were afterwardplaced placed in the Ayuntnmlanto museumOno Ono of these subsequently disap earedOther Other witnesses declared there wero onlytwo two bombs However it is believed bymany many that tho bomb with tho feather Intho tho top wan taken out of thn museum fortho the purpose of Incriminating Sector Villutmuas luen JJllrpOHO I Kovs iiniT Till MIKADOCongratulate Congratulate Him on IlpNtoratlnn of fears U S cKRtlon Dinner tn TOKOSpecial Special Cable Despatch to TIIK SraTOKIO TOKIO Oct 31All the foreign representatives sentatives rr cet ded to tho palnco thismorning morning totendnr their congratulations totho tho Emperor on the restoration of peaceTlio Tlio Emperor received them in the GrandPhomlx Phomlx Salon and gravely acknowledgedtheir their congratulationsBaron Baron Komura Foreign Minister madohis his first appearance since his return fromtho tho United States It was evident thathis his health had been wrecked and the factWOH Il1UI was much commented uponTomorrow Tomorrow tho United States will tnketho Itho tho lead of tho legations in dining AdmiralTogo Togo after three hundred American residents dents havo met the Admiral Among thoother I other gUPstH of honor will Ixi tho MarquisIto Ito VicoAdtnirals Kiimlmura and Downnnd and the principal ofllcers of the fleet amiAdmiralty Admiralty TIm occasion will servo us nfarewell farewell to Minister Orlscom who will startfor for Washington on leave of nlwenceNovoml November IH Considerable speculation Isbeing being Indulged In with reference to the report Iport I port that the legation at Toklo is to IHJraised raised to an embassyAn I An important negotiation with Chinannd and Corn in in progress but Its characterand and possible results are n carefully guardedsecret secret ItErr JAP AXE fW lOiXItcport Report In Ifidon or a Cnmlni Issue orSpecial N00OOodnmSperral Special ala ttnpatrh to Till SrxLONDON LONDON Oct 3IA rumor Is current ontho tho stock market that a Japanese loan of 1800000000 in 4 per cents will bo issued onThursday Thursday or Friday The issue price isreporteci reported to be 00 I f a ta rBuIjLs on1ltI I IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARSThe II f i I La Rosa de SartiagoThe I I The following sizes in tHis famous brand have beenimported lImported imported by us direct from the factory in Havana and arereserved 00 Ireserved 1reserved reserved for our exclusive sellingThe 00Th The represent at their best all the qualities that havekept kept this brand prominent among cultivated smokers forseventy seventy yearsPanetcla 00 00 Panetcla ExtrafinaPuritanos 15 cents box of 50 550 00Puritanos Puritanos ExtrafinoaBrownies 15 cents 50 675Brownies 00 00 BrowniesRegalia 15 cents II II 50 650Regalia 00Regalia Regalia ChicaSublimes 3 for SOc II 50 800 00Sublimes II 1 SublimesBanker 3 for 50c 50 750 00 BankerDelidosos 20 cents II II 50 925 Deliciosos 20 cents II 25 463 00 AnitasLinos 3 for 50c II 25 375 Lirios 25 cents II II 25 575Invencibles 00 InvenciblesRoyalties 30 cents II 25 700 00 00 RoyaltiesCelsstcs 3 for 1GO 25 763CelstcQ CelsstcsHeraldos GO cents 25 1250 HeraldosBouquet 50 cents II II 25 112SBouquet Bouquet RoyalEpicures 15 cents II 25 350Epicures 00 EpicuresAstronomoa 10 for 125 II 1001150 00Astronomos 00 II II IMajestic AstronomoaMajestic 15 cents 25 350Majestic MajesticPerfecto 25 cents II II 25 575 Perfecto Sublimes 25 cents II II 25 525All All United Stores carry stocks of La Rosa de Santiago and other standard brandsof of Imported Havana cigars in varieties and quantities proportioned to the demand oftheir 00 0 their respective localities The following stores are showing an extra large stock ofall all the popular sizes In all the best known Imported Havana brands in speciallysdected 0 sdected cigars of choice color and full standard weight and workmanshipDOWN 0 0 DOW UP TOW MIDDLE DISTRICTFlatlron 0 00 Broadway at Wall St I 02 2S8 W7lk 125th St Flatlron BulldwjBrNdwax 175 Broadway 7lk Ave ar 116th St8th Broadway at 4l t StBrudwa 0 196 Brudw yMaklen 8th Asst 1l6tk StColumlxu Broadway o Hth St6th Maklen Un it Nlmu StP Columlxu Avt 0 81rt St 6th Ave t 42d StManhattan Pk Row tt BnUan StAn 1745 Amsterdam AvtBroadwav Manhattan HettlGrand 00 Ml An and Fulton St Bl Broadway and 34th St Grand CtrckUNITED 0 I UNITED CIGAR STORES COStores Id Stores all over New MKRINICH y THEAOU KRINICH BICHOU OU3 UPRIGHTS have a constructiondiffering differing from any otherwhich makespossible possible the use of the longest Strings without out increasing the outer dimensions of thepiano piano case Greatest length of Strings naturally means GREATEST VOLUME OF TONE andGREATEST GREATEST SUSTAINED POWERMost Most piano makers CLAIM these tone essentials but we alone can PROVE by actual measurements ments There are other equally good reasonsthat 1JJ that should convince you WHY THEKRAN1CH KRANICH BACH we can provethem them when you call and they are described scribed in our new catalogueWe We sell for cash or on easy terms Liberal allowance for your old piano in part paymentCOMPARE J COMPARE VALUES before you buya piano should be a LIFE INVESTMENT and CAREFULLY FULLY SELECTEDKRMlCHBRCRPIflNOSl KRMlCHBRCRPIflNOSl 233245 E23 Stun TAR Ofrs 3 Blocks Eat of Madison Sqond 16 W125thStLaierOpen Wed ES atvQs HEJKX Jl1 TIlKIll OL KSTKits Kits at Clmlriiians HlRlit at I Dinner ofWorkprs I nllsl1 WorkprsMiss Miss Helen Miller Gould was the guestof of honor last night nt a dinner given intho itho tho Hotel Savoy by the executive committee imitto mittee of tho general committee whichmaintained I maintained evangelistic services at variouspoints I points in the city last summer Previousto to tho dinner at which 150 pat down therewns iwal wars n reception at which Mina Gould hada a prominent place in tho receiving linoAt At table Miss Gould had tho seat atthe the right of tho Nov Dr Wilbert W Whitewho who presided Miss Gould is said to havebeon Leon ono of tho most generous giverstoward toward tho workTho Tho Roe Dr James 13 Ely who actedas as Huperintetidont of the tent work probonted Mid otherthings bonted I report which among things that it hnd been shown thntsummer summer religious work is possible In NowV V rk live tents had been maintainedmany many open air meetings held and systematichouso houso to house visitation carried onSilas Silas MrHep editor of tho Churchmantho the Episcopal organ described his audiencewith with tho Pope last summerI I won ushered into the throne room attho tho Vatican said Mr Mclice and ntonco once through the interpreter I oxplnlnedto to his Holiness that only us ono of anothercommunion communion had 1 como to pay my rofpectHto to himlleforo lleforo tine interpreter had finishedHis His Holiness interrupted and repliedI I do not care whether you are a member ber of this communion or not I am gladto to meet you an n ChristianIt It would linvo been impossible for hispredecessor I predecessor to say that I think or forany any other occupant of St Peters chair ofthn tin past It Is eminently a sign of tho religious ligious times to meCns Cns His lan From Nova KoottnA A mnn who registered at the hotel nt HOWashington Washington street Brooklyn ns John EJmunds mends of Birch Cove Nova Scotia on Sunday day night wart found dead in bed yesterdaymorning morning irons gnu asphyxiation Tim paswn JMwnll wn turned on and unllghted but whetheraccidentally accidentally or otherwise could not todotcrmlno dotcrmlno t Tho dead man WILl about 35years years Qld nnd had no friends in BrooklynBO 8 far mi caD b ascertained I AnT KAIKS AM KVIIIIUTIONS Knickerbocker Art Galleries 7 West 29th St C E Smith AuctioneerThis r H aThis This Wednesday W ffim at 2 odockalso also Thursday Ypf Friday and SaturdayExecutors IHxeculors Executors Absolute Sale ofHigh High Class Antique and ModernFurniture iFurniture Furniture and Decorative household Effectsny ny ordtr ot GKOIIGK I CASH Utq 150 Firth Av attorney lor Kxecutor Kstotc of the IntcWILLIAM WILLIAM J SANIDUIToRcthrr ToRcthrr with I superb lot rcinuveil from the Ixjrrnlnc ApftrtmcntuSAivt SAivt jisToru UF Aiiorr inn oiurvru ur s ANn cAitrirrsS S I SONNKXFIILI 4 CO W WILLIAM ST riHK ADJUKTIHISAISU AISU ON iiii v IVIMM NO IMIIIK n AT HI A COLLECTION OF ANCIENT AND MOIIKKNOIL OIL PAINTINGSiinrrivEi iinrrivEi FROM Till LINCOLN S Fri DEPOSIT co nv OIIDKII ot MAIISHALL MAIICKLL OF Whir OIILKAXS IAWITH WITH SOME AUDITIONS try IUIIEICiN AND AMKIIICAN ARTISTSIncluding Including examples by Kurtno VcrborrUhnvrn Henry 1 Smith Warren Shrpparil Percy MuriaT T 1 Craig A Saul Karl VIUtursUI I Delia Ilnrin 1 Iii lhart nnd others of pruminrnrALi iAIX II ALi IHIIIF EX ltl h m I111 LATHior ior irniitso I Tintii in itr IX CAII CMSIIlroatlMi IlroatlMi Car ertakiH Srvcntli AvonunHno One nt lcirl sltli Street limcllnnA A north bound Broadway car ran intotho tho buck of a S vcnth avenue cir wheretho the two HnoH cross nt FortysiNth Htreetlust lust night The Broadway car was Incharge charge of Motorman P SmithThreo Three men who wero standing on thoback back platform of the Suventh avenue carwere I were hurt but not badly They weroMichael Michael Connolly of 381 Ja kson avenueLong Long Island City Michael Maloney of 421Wont Wont Thlrtyflrut street and Stephen Doyloof of 421 Best ThirtyflrMt street They were taken to Bellevue HoHpltnlA A Long Weeded Hunt SuppliedA A medicine that doe not nauseate or dlituruthe the dlKUtlvc functionsIlohnn Ilohnn laxatlreiThey la1alnThey They cure Headache Conatlpatlon Dhzlncu net and all disorders ol the liver and stomachwithout without rauslnr the leant Inconvenience Yourdruttlit I druttlit will gupplv you or by mall for 2HcUolin Uolin llledmlnu8gIV 1 rJnb N n Att I AUT SALIW ANI UMIIHITIONS r The OldWind I 1 1 Wind ll ArtGalleries I Galleries 7 East 28th St Just on Mb AveTHE I THE LAWRENCE ELLS 5ALEElegant Elegant Mahneany Furniture In all the oldsbapeiandnf I AhapM And or oil Periods nlth numerous othernrt nrt clciof furnlnhlnti CataloKUCHKlvlnE lulldcacrtptloiw dcacrtptloiw mailed on application Sale dnysThursday Thursday Friday and Saturday Nov Id 3 and 111 at 230 P MExhibition Exhibition today and tomorrow Oct 31itand and Nov Int O A U to 6 P UW W J SHANNON Auctioneer 1

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iI I I C J 7 THE SUN WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1 1903 n n 1r BUDGET FOR 1008 11700000 1IlI AHI or 197010001 WILL Nor IxtUEIMl rtxi1Iord IiJlorll Hoard of l tlm te nnicrmlncil AtUanntu tu llinlt It Acenrdlnic to tlm 11I1tranIII In HoMnilPS V arly OnffUlU of the11IIoll lllule IiuIlttIre In for liitllc 1hooIHTho Thu llonrd of KriUmato ut n special meelIIIR IIIR hold yesterday uiloptcd tho IlIIdotfur fur 11KXI H nhoWH nn Inereiuo of 0987Movur ovur tho budgut tit loit yenr These arothu thu appropriations Apiiniprlu IncTtniHan Han cter IKJMayoralty Mayoralty t O 3Ai4AWetmtn AluiriiKn IInllllIy ClericHeileinpiltmCIt Iml l JIUJcprmLnt IICIJlrlmen or Inallco IVIIj1 tr721Intre Intre OilY IInlll IMIr I13 1I7IHlIellclllpllvlI HeileinpiltmCIt JlrbtInilaliiiKpiynbclll 74i uiJfi MJTiIresltlmil InilaliiiKpiynbclll 1U1X Gl2U III JS9IttTA VMIauTluo MatuTaicHllonlH WJK11WIIUI 1800U1X71 llonlHIAI WIIUICJIOKI 11711I IAI Dflpnrlmfnt CJIOKI 121 41l3t3 Iresltlmil of Unlinltnn ipridwHfrualdMiKifTllpHruni 31I1JrU9 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Iluiuli TSI illli I lliriry Purposesi 7721 iiI100V lM6ii4boi It Court I100Vfi MtmtcliiucCnureSperlnt 4l4 1I 4boi2ue Sperlnt St plonK llrst tlvMiiiilitlrMrH I fi nso71iOJ 2uetM SpIM SiIurSccond Div 71iOJ1WICXJ tM t IIllr rrdlJni MiiiilitlrMrH Courlo TlrsttilvMnu tilvMnuMnnlstrBUsCoilrH JIjJIcJ11I1lrftlfI MnnlstrBUsCoilrH hrcouilUMslon UMslonni 177 MO ni irllnlilr luslltlillims TIMaVi V7TiMiscellaneous Miscellaneous uJ5i 6S27tllUIUM tllUIUM 53876MPec Pec re vierocapltulntlon A rocapltulntlon of tho budget showlnptho tho total fir tho city and thi approprlntions Ions for tho countiew give thevi fiKiirusfor nuJgrr Ytl lntrIIUThe for IMl1131154r iircre The City ot New Y urk 1131154r K725JJlfO OTh4 8rI Tlip County or N 25JJlfO 01 4UiOI WI T hc County of KlnvfcTlii laUtK M117Ml rtlf17 W Tlii Cotuity of yiiccmIhr 117Ml XI 1S 5Th m1he Ihr Co lIr fUdimomlTotal 01 J35 00TTie 84fl 100u u Total tllOSUSIIrt 37 Ut78flLii SIII III a statoment uccoinpanying tho Is uinof of trm budget the Board of Ettlmatenouncod annOllncod nouncodTh Th Incrcnto Is sllchtlr hs than J7000OOOIn In obngldprmt the ritiuoHt of the vurloiidi di p rtmentH which uinnuulcil to ery nmubmore more than tliln Mil 111 this board first deternilnpu nilnpu thN UH tli limit of incrca IlilniIt It liy OAtuimiliii tlit1 liirrcasn In the cltytresources resources from th nciifiiil Fund and IhoIllIkln Sinking Fund nnu frmn tli liuorae whichIlin Ilin riorinul iutreusf of LlbsMmenlP noil yourwill will produce We belitno that except underextrnordmnry extrnordmnry conditions excuses of uovirnnunt nunt ehoulu not bo pcrnntted ID I1lcIIaJfItr faster IhllI Iliconiu und Wu linvn uiijjhed i that nilc It Is thoriioro to b noted thnt tho InorcARe In tlm budget just mudo rIIIflo not Increase tln lux rato not yearEspecial Especial pains have boon taken to provldofor for tho payment of tln preaillntf rates ofwnsOB wnsOB IIH rcnuireil hy law and also to proudn udn for Sunday pity for Iho street svupporuand and Increaspd IIIY for the ilrlcra In tllo Street Irunint lt par mtiit hose tliauuca IIII Urn htroet llianlue Department arc I hech3nrell chances which It was Bought to nnv thflof I Ailislaturo of tho State rnalto and whichare are nnv made by the local authoritiesIt It will e noted that 1 110 clPiuaniU of the cltvdoht doht for InlnrtHl iiiHtunuiiiH oil principalanil anil redemption have reyulrnd nn Incionsn orIls4n5i2 Ils4n5i2 This was mandatory and Iiduo duo to tho Incrtnked amount of honds whichthn thn city nctlvily In pnhllr lmproemeiitsha Ihu ha rtcinlred Thn Stab tutf arc SlSOUOIilOlarger larger than the riioufl Mar I he 1ollcuI IIJlpartmllIt Jrpartment requires an inciease of 626231 7because because of the Increase III the forco mid thadcdoioncy dcdoioncy In the pension fund The President dent of tho Dornueh of MHtihnttnn has hudto to have an Inert zso of SJi3jn moil of whichlrtuo t4 duo 10 exton vtrMt npmrs In streetswhero wheN the rupair tunrimtees of th n iphultcompanies companies havn expired The extensionifthepttld tlr the paid Fire Department Into the boroiiKhsof or Hlchmond and Queens Ins required nnIncrease Increase of 370flu s Thn publlo librarieshnMi hnMi rorpihod by the open in of addillonalI I arneclo branches nn Increase ofI I8OS720rom rom nn examination of theso Itenn It willbe be seen that the Increase In the bud sot whlloIt It In Kept within the Increnfo of revenues fornext next rear anti will not IntTeuoa tho tar rateis is demanded by tho enlarRc nrtlvltlon ofmunicipal municipal government aud tho inurcase Inpopulation populationL srlll rOIllOllATWSllora OIlIJE1l8Iom Morn fntlllfd at tile ind of the Lan Quarter ter Than Kcr lleforeTlo Tlo extent of the business which theUnited United Stated Stcol Corporation has on handIs Is uidenced by the fact that the unfilledonion onion on September 30 the COEO of tliolast last quarter Die report for which was pubHshtJ HshtJ jesterday amounted to 6885377tunHtho tunHtho largest in tho history of the corI I ornionTin Tin highest previous figure was reachedon on March 31 when orders for 5597660 tonsvcrninfllled vcrninfllled Total net earnings amountedto to 14240582 an increase of 035400 TlioincicK incicK is entirely duo to tho growth ofbUHUHs bUHUHs in September tho last month oftin tin cilxrtcr homo predictions of far largeriiRrifrfti iiRrifrfti had been made Tho directorsU U lh r meeting declarer the regular IHor I or ont dividend Ibo report for thoiuartt iuartt followsToml Total ni carnlncs after rtf ilurtIni Ini 011 n iinin hit eiflrnditurrjr turifir ordinary repairs remvviland mvviland ninlntinniiee ofplanllAlso planllAlso lulrriht on liondinnd nnd lid churucK of tlicljittnrnJ1rnIc subImailompinlr Imailompinlr S312111ro2Ics Ics iiroprlnlluns for tlio foilowthrfblirlIflZ purpoifsvi vi vihlnklnic ln N on bondi ofstiltnrYjii subsldlnryntuiMnlrH sldlnryntuiMnlrHiHimrUm 35t351urllm iHimrUm anti tesrrve tundalrollsllJnJ neitlkirntlsluns 6518781tncdTl tncdTl ipridallon and Iniprox prox rail fund I32l721ttncf 7l30l08nilantef nilantef net earnings S2 8H40lDiillKti DiillKtiIntin Intin t folio iiuarler on UStivI Ssn SId CMoratlun Honds outMnrullru Mnrullru 7l5CtidMnVInc MnVInc inds forUu Uu uuarl mi IjMMl Ml Ciioratlonbonds bonds VIiilAllnicnl IiilAllnicnl tlOiEOOInltrt 11I1tft1 otionds InUs Inklnll Us 17S701 1IVI2IX n930tl62 flrlMtcerJrrrs 16077632Dividend Dividend fl the jimrlrr anpreftrrMltofk preftrrMltofk of UnltidSI1U8 Starts hllCurpnrnllou 1ipercent percent e304 10lin072CI3 HurllulI rAle quarter flO072CJ3Ic 109 Biiinrlniitl from surplua plua for lliuluKlnc purpoici MzUN UN icconntif ripcndlturrs niHilf Antl fli tactic un AUIliorlcil Iliorlcil troiulftllocis forAdilltlonal Adilltlonal ipcrtyroMtnicllon llon anti iltmrKe of capllalnbllEAtloni nbllEAtloni KomOOOCpfclllrnlly Cpfclllrnlly 1 asIde for conirmplntiiUroiirlatlonsand irmplntiiUroiirlatlonsandiilienultut iilienultut 2QOora 2QOoraJ00rt000 Ilalance odrplus for thquurlcr quarter i M172013DETAILS OII1llT1 DETAILSIlllitoU AIW4lElJIlIInol IlllitoU On I anil Houthorn IMvltlfl theCentral f11SCI Central IIIeallXAKIIYICr XAKIIYICr Term Oct 31 PresidentKtuy 0 Ktuy vesant Ih of the Kow York Centralnnd and PreHldetarnuel Spencer of tho Southern ern held iferenco today with regardto to tho opcraj of tho Tennosnco Central on which thOinolu Control and Southernhave have n thrdCar option Tho IllinoisCentral Central will to the western branch fromXmhvllln Xmhvllln to pldnsvillo Ky nnd thohouthern houthern nnditcrn branch from Nashville villa to Harrlt Turin It was arrangodfor for nn ornaniAu to Ixcomo effective December cember I n XAt the meeting hero tomorrow morrow of lliiirklinldcra of the TennenKO KO iVntrnl llors to represent the 1111now now Central j the Houtheru will borlociud rlociud und tll ajBiHiuent meeting furtherdetails details will bo jnged L 4 4R I IVuloUCI ClUbliahed I860 ISO VulotleiSteel ESTERBRDDKSSteel Steel PensSold I Sold Everywhererhe rhe But Pent MadeLI Mr L rones AitoiT ThlVThe The bklll of tho Vrench and Italian chnuffoura foura was established from tho ilrst daythey they were employed by owners of motorsThe The Amorlcans nro aa xpert as any othenationality nationality but It in not to bo denied thatho tho mnurtent kind of a driver to havo won n Frenchman They were tho cholco ofpersonH persons who thought moro of fashion thaianything anything eteo Japanese nervantH wenalways always employed on tho other hand bjparsons persona who thought more of ofllclenoj larsons than of fashion The Japs were never ththtylo htylo Hut they have become what thiI French call tho last cry of chic BH chantfeurn fours No other nationality Is conwldorci PO crnart just now und the motor that uttnictn tnictn moat attention in Control 1arlt thewautumn autumn afternoons has one Jap to net Illfchautrour chauffeur and another liS footman botlof of them of courao in liveryIf If tho electric signs In tho thentro dlstricshould should suddenly go out it would be no monaatonlshlng aatonlshlng to New Yorkcm than the passIns ing of Matched Mary But tub fall Jlllrf1guro I figure calling out matched at the theatredoora doors with the curious break In her voiceIs Is not destined to be on view much longerMatches Matches Mary Is now so fwble that sho catpcarcely pcarcely make her nightly rounds Sinwas was In n hospital during most of tho summor liner and la too weak to stand long oven ifho nho wore strong enough to cover the Increased creased length of the theatre chain IIIt eplto of tho stories of the wealth she lionnrcumultttnd nrcumultttnd tho old woman In tho 10llgb1nok black veil baa only a few dollars put asidinnd nnd her present feebleness threaten toshaust exhaust themThere There was tall of n permanent clrcmin in Now York for years before the uchpintwas was finally carried to completion Thenhas has been the sanio kind of discussion aboila t a smaller opera bouso designed for work I too smnl for the great frame of the Metropolllan polllan until New Yorkers who were itrtoronted toronted tho question long since lot nuyconfidence confidence In the reallrntlon of the ideaHut Hut It in soon to bo carried Into effectMonov Money has been subscribed for tlio pllrpolOand and tile site has been selected Architectsare are nt work on the plans and Now Yorkwill will have Us second opera house beforemany many more months have passedTho Tho men who had their hair cut In Europealways always regret their recklessness at thUseason season of the year Xow their barbereare are trying to get them back to their accustomed touted coifTuroannd it need timeIf If theyd only havo a little more tokenoff ofT observed the fat barber with a sighthered thered l e no trouble about getting themback back into nlmpe So 1 tell all my customerto to seo to it that very little hair is cut offThen Then I can bring thorn around again intwo two or three fittings But when they letstrange strange barbers go ut them just as theywant want to they must count on a wintor beforethey they look an they didTO TO nHAft ABOUT RATE LAW IIOWConvention Convention Cminilttre to Iteport To dayt to President rioosrttfltWAflniNOTON WAflniNOTON Oct 31 President Roosevelt velt will hear tomorrow nt first hand thestory story of how tho Interstate Commerce lawconention convention held at Chicago last week brokeup up in a row nearly approaching tho dimensions alone of a riot and how those who did notapproe approve his rate making policy Wero toldto to takn their hats and goThe The regulars or rather the representathes thes of the shippers who founded the Interstate state Commerce Law APHV latlon adopteda a set of resolutions at hi ago npproingthe the President lolicy and at the santo timea a committee was appointed to wait uionMr Mr Ltoorovolt and acquaint him In n formalwnywlththepiooeedings wnywlththepiooeedings of the conentionand and the resolution of indorsements tliatwere were adopted Iho committee is composed posed of Judge J M Call of Ioa Angelesrounhcl rounhcl for the California fruit organizations tions Murdo Mackenzie of Trinidad Colpresident president of tho American LheetockOrowrere Orowrere Asnociatlon Judge S M Cowanof of Fort Worth lei counsel for tho TexasCattl Cattl Ueulera Aisorlatlon and W ItHigbio Higbio of New York president of theNational National Association of holesale LumberDealers I Dealers All hnvi arrived hero and theyexpect expect to sto President Itoosevolt tomorrowIlio Ilio representatives of tho associationInsist Insist that ttentlment is as strong an orrfor for federal control of tho rate making andthey they are strong lu their condemnation ofthe the men who ft is alleged tried to breakup up the regular convention at ChicagoTIIIXK TIIIXK 111 THE Pill ATE CHIEFlloston lIo ton 1iillcn Arrest Man Suspected ofXorracansrtt Xorracansrtt Hay DepredationBOSTON BOSTON Oct lJThe Boston police havein in custody u man whom they think Is thosocalled socalled pirate chief who was captain oftho tho yacht connected with depredationsalong along Narragansctt Bay during the summerTho Tho prisoner Bays ho is Frank Clieeno 10 years old of 205 East Twentieth streetNow Now York nnd he Is charged with larcenyof of jowuiry valued at JS from itersonsunknown unknown He was caught this momincwith with all the property on him He told thofamlliiir famlliiir story of the jewelry having beengiven given to him bv 11 man ho did not knowlie lie ndmitrt that ho spent tho summer yachting rig at Cranston Newport nnd other IhodoLlnnd L land reports but denies that he has huduny uny connection with the pirate HhlpMorn Morn recently ho has been down Host nndmap map stationery nnd cards In his pocketsshow show that ho lias teen in MaineTho The Now York police on informationfiom fiom Boston made a search for informationconcerning concerning Ortono but rould find no oneIn In the ncKhborhood about the address horave I rave the Boston police who had over beardtif tif him TheSailing SeaoerqSailing Sailing today by the White Star linerOceanic Oceanic for QueeiiHtown and LiverpoolDwlkht Dwlkht lirnlnard Mrs Edward ColcsWls Wls Duller American Consul at IeednMrs Mrs J M U Dwlkht Italph P HoaiiUndMr Mr arid Mrs V 0 lewi Mr ami Mrs Starks s Wllllnlr Mrs Stnnleytlurke IdwartocI Lorke Nenla iinI llIKne Van In SMIVoyngerw Voyagers by the HollandAmerica steumihip ihip Hlutendan off today for Boulogneiml iml IlottordamCi Ci M Noyes Mr und Mrs John Hold Mrsxtrrnln xtrrnln H sAlons Mrs JUfhurd Maeiiuluy itiil tire Itov JohunnosJersey JaflnisretITerry Jersey IU a lltlance ofTKENTON S2S3IS1HEiTr TKENTON N J Oct RINow JerseysIscal Iscal year closed today with u cash balinco nee In the treasury of 28WSOS13 Thinilthough ilthough n decrease of JSMOSS as commred mred with the last llscal year Includemyment myment of more than llOOOaX to thnnnoiLs nnoiLs school districts for reduction ofnxation nxation and the payment of over 300CKHor for tho ineniife of the facilities for corrccnnd tlfJnfll Iud charitable llWpOBCB I tt aM rtd JtgErJlC TradtMtrlMcCutcheons McCutcheonsFlannels FlannelsOur Our assortment is very extensive tensive both in quality and designs signs The newest shades areshown shown in all the plain colonwhile while the fancy Flannels includchecksxstripes checks stripes and plaids Thelatter latter are especially noticeable ina a wide variety of tartan combinations tionsThe The prices range from 350 toI 150 a yard and include all thestaple staple flannels both in allwoolwool wool and silk and cotton amwool wool mixtures as well as a larginumber number of novelty flannelsThe 4 The Linen StoreJamesMcCutclieoiiCo JamesMcCutclieoiiCo 14 WEST 23D STREETnnr CAR nnr FRIGHTENS irourvScramble nIl Scramble to Gel Out of a Trolley ontile tile Hllluiii lnue IirldcrA A Fourteenth street cnr which left thoDrooklyn Brooklyn side of tho Wilhamsburg brldgabout about 7 oclock yesterday morning blew Ollta a tUbe near the Brooklyn tower nnd cauplifire fire There were about sixty passengersmostly mostly women aboard fire women burmnpnniuty pnniuty rushed to the roar platform unddimbed climbed over the guard rail und girders to11m tin north roadwayTlio Tlio fire blazing lustily under the carrrad Viread to tho oil booked planking botweetho tho tracks but two policemen put out thfln bUw with extinguishers The westbounti treks were blocked for twenty minutedCALLED CALLED DOG AS A 7TVrSSPot Pot Terrier Does Stunts for Jill Mlslresto to Proo Her OwnershipPhil Phil a fox terrier was called nt a vritnein in tho First Criminal Court Jersey Cityyesterday yesterday in the cruet of Slants vs Priesto to establish tire question of his ownership Mrs Charles StnaU of 27S Seventh at retpaid paid sho loat 1hll on August SO CharlePriest Priest of 553 Jersey avenue admitted thnho picked tine dog up on the tilCtt but Balihe he ran across bun twentytwo days beforho ho strayed from Mrs StnntBa keepingHo Ho explained that ha had refused to ginup up the dog because a number of personhad had claimed him and he was puzzled as totho tho ownershipPolice Police Justice IIIsKins said that he woulibo bo assisted in reaching a decision if MruHtaatB Stunts would put Phil through tomtit stuntMrs Mrs Staats said that it would give herpltiL pleasure and Phil took the stand or ruthethe the reporters tableLio Lio down sire commandod and tindoc doc ob yodSit Sit up sho said and Phil perched himself self on his hauntheiPrtiv Prtiv continued Mrs Stnats Thrriwits wits cilciico in the court room as the fJlerrler terrier bolomnly crouched on the table alldtlnuJlod snuggled tho lip of hw nose between hifolded folded pawMri Mrs Staats then showed tho Jnrrtlcnphotograph uot photograph of her daughter with tho k tin in her unn and tho Court announced thaithe r the likenprtt wax u good one lie eaiithere there wasnt any doubt that Mrs Stnatiand I and Phil hud proved their CHMJ and ad ISPIPriest Priest to bliriender tho terrier Ho didrnisiuEcr LEt 1S RUT EJfS rnisiuEcrOr Or Jioottn Hfslgn tlon Ii Accepted bllt lie Iletalns Voorliees Irofp sorshlXLW Saw BncNBWicK Oct 31At a meetlnfof of the board of trustees of KutfinrR CollCRithis this afternoon the resignation of Dr AustirScott Scott president of the college was aocipled cipled A subcommittee composed of tinKev Kev Dr Kdward R Coe Judge JonathacPlxon Dixon Judge It W Bookstaver tho KevDr Dr JP Searle Frederick Frelinghuyeerand and William S Myers had tho resignatloiIn In consideration They voted to accept Itjlncl and also granted Dr Scott the privilege olretaining retaining tho Voorhees chair of hUtorjand and political science which ho now holdiThe The committee alo decided that Dr Scottshould should have threequarters of hlA previoussalary salary Dr Scott tendered hU resignationnt nt the March meeting of tho lioiird but theygave gave him a years heave of absence insteadof of accepting ItNo No BUcctwor was appointed to FuccoeilDr Dr Scott today but it is possible that UrJainea James Isaac Vance pastor of the NorthIttforniedOiurrhof Hdormed hurch of Newark will ho electedDr Dr Vance Is a trusteo of the collegeIALL IALL IJLJISHorirllollsonttic 1IILI1IUIIVhorse horse hells on time Srcuniimiln at llallowUrool HrouU llrcaKlne UN CollarboneHEMiSTEAD HEMiSTEAD I I Oct 11 Inthocrovicountr country hunt at Meadow Brook this afternoon noon Charles Mlllburn the second whipriding riding n clover hunter took off too quicklyat at a double Jump and rider and horse rolledover over together Tho horse appeared to fallon on MUlburn whose collarbone was broken in throo places Hn was also uovernlybruised bruised about tho body Ho was taken toKnsnau Knsnau Hospital and lr Louis N Lanehurt hurt net the broken bones William Hughesfrom from MisMnippi also came a nasty cropperWhind behind Mlllburn Ho was also mudo unconscious conscious but pluckily remounted a shorttinio tiara after IKIIIR revived and rodo to thoend end of the lino apparently none tho woruofor for his severe shaking upT1HH T1HH W ViII Llinlniuinnn lniuinnn Sturllnl Special Sisvlon WltrnII He Irrpareil to Iaj Ills Ilnoliafacl hated Liimman created a sensation inLhe the Court of sipeeiul Swfiions yesterday hypartly partly un lresslii after ho had beenfined fined t3 for carrying n loaded revoher Ho was seized by two court officers whoHustled Hustled him Into tho jiLlices roomTlio Time defendant then explained that liUmoney money was in the lining of his troiirsurnto to tbo astonishment of the officers LammiinIpped Ipped open a tam and pulled from theInuig lining of tire left leg a handful of bllltSelecting Selecting SS5 from it ho returned t ire rest totw ittl hiding plaeoLaimnan Laimnan who lives at 140th street nndxsnox xsnox avenue wild that ho had about S1KMIH 111I lining to both trouser legsCourt Court Calendars Tlil4Appllnf UaIIlIalo Appllnf lllvlslin Suiirrmi fourt neosiUJlccnao supreme Court SiwcUl lenn Iart I Alotlonnlrn nlrn Jnr callnl nt 1030 A M Inri II Jx pirtnntttcn ntttcn Iarti III IV anil VI tuba err iior ror fire term Trial Two lnrt II HI IV VI I vn VIII IX A M XII and MilAiloilnnil 111 oilnnil lot tin tirmMirroc Mirroc UB fXiunCh mh p four 1 npfin ntovi ovi A M Ior probst4VuII of Kvrlni liilcIi Ii rmin Vnrl I rrmlln iid J11 John Mmiinioliannti oliannti Iairir Ililllp IVnnrl Janir hunt ntnn nn A IJI Mary I VInr lulls smith m 2XU 1 1 M TrIad rrnrSo ln ralcnilnrCliy Cliy fourthptrlal T rni Court pjirin at 10 1 l Motion TrlM Tttni Part I II 111V 1 V VAUJjiinicd for ttrr term w L DOUGLASTHE BEST THE 39SHOESootOt4J IYIENW IV im Douglas makes unitSSili ootOt4J I SSili KtSFS ffSSfSs tfSmSOehoo No r shoo than any othat manl l ufaolusGz In Else world in flfln REWARD YIIlIocuj 5 j 10 I ODD dliprovi thli ititimtntW W L Douglas 350 shoes lift voby by their excellent style easy fitting ting and superior wearing qualities ities achieved the largest sale ofany I 350 shoe in the worldThey bt enIuc any 4 I u114hrznIrcts They arc Just a good as thoaethat rst that cost you 5 to 7 the onlydifference difference Is the price If I couldtake I take you Into my factory atBrockton Brockton Mass the largest Inthe 4 the world under ono roof makingmens Uiy mens flno shoes and show youthe shoes Is madeyou the Infinite care with which every pair of Douglas you would realize why W L Douglas 350 shoes are the best shoesproduced produced anywhereIf If I could show you the difference between the shoes made in myfactory factory and those of other makes you would understand why Douglas make they hold their shape fit betterwear 350 shoes cost more to why wear longer and are of greater Intrinsic value than any other 5330shoo shoe on the market todayAS AS COOD AS 5700 TO 8000 CUSTOM 6HOE3f 4I f hop worn tho W L Dougtat jaao thor for thy paittlum EWSIU LdPL PhISfhm lust al longmad II Imad cummarl tlum to be jan cu comfortabt mart tiytlilt and wear shots fa cot m 700 to 4800 mad h Jti1tBOYS 4800MARTIN IBrlr O3BOYS I tIJSIm otBOYS BOYS SHOES 2OO AND 175Just Just tha samo as my mans 36O shoos tha samoSoathors leathers for 2OO and 175Only Only Fait Color Ryttt Md they will not war braityCAtJTIoy without W L Douglas name and price lumped on btomrake Take CAUTION no NoD genuine Jv Doug oxcluslre ehoe itom In the principal cites mdty tot shoe dealers everywhere Catalog of FsIl Style mailed tNeW by the evel1here FiI is DOUGLAS Brockton MaeiL I W L Douglas Shoo Stores In Greater New YorkI I 7 TT a at nun Biith Avenue corner 22d OtreetBroadway corner Howard Street Avnue corer 433 IJroiilwar 316 1ro i AvenueBROOKLYN 755 Broadway corner 8th Street8S3 315 lguth I 8S3 IJroadway corner 14tb Street BROOKLYN 1149 IlroMtway comer 36th Street 41it Bt 708710 Bro dw r oor Thornton Ot Tort Brad 14171449 Broadway corner 108710 1i71449 1roada cmer 41t 1t corner Gate Arenua 1307 Broadway Gale 05 Nuiau street 30 Braday cmer Pearl Street i50 West 123th Street I 421 Fulton Street comer Peat Blret 12311 404 Fifth Ar nueJRRflEV 074 Third Avenue I 4011Iflh CITY IB Newark AvenueKB 120th Bt JRRflEV Avenue 2302 Third cor 8t SU KB WASH785 Broad 8treet 2779 Third Ave bet 140th I 147th 81 Doad I Are you in a hurryIn In such emergencies many aman man buys his first suit from usto to find later that its just as goodI I as the suits he has been payingtailors tailors prices lorI I As a sensible man he looksfurther further into our stock theresno 1 no trouble in fit with our fivesizes sizes to chest measure every noquestion question of patterns with oursall I all so carefully studied and exclusively clusively oursFall 1 Fall and Winter suits 16 toi i 35 I Fall and Winter overcoatsready ready tooROGERS ROGERS PEET COMPANYThree Three Broidwaj StOle 2S8 842 1 6at at a atWarren Warren st 13th st 32 1 SU I The point of the I TwoshoeShoe Shoe is thisAn An ordinary shoe that fits thetoes toes is always loose over a lowinstep I instep letting the foot crowddown downWeve solved the problem bycombining combining two ordinary sizes inone one shoe the upper fittingsnugly I snugly while the lower part ofa a larger size gives ample toeroom roomI 5The I The Double I is our waterproof proof shoetwo thicknesses ofIle I leather everywhere II 5I I I ROGERS PEET COMPANYThree Three Broadwi Stem 258 842 1260ppmite ppmite neu oppositeCity City Hall Union Squire Grtele Squire Browning King Co OniGINATORS AND sou MAKERS OF HALF 8IZF3 IN CLOTIIINOYOUR YOUR OVERCOATThe The thing this season is not the baggyOvercoat Overcoat of a year ago but a garment thatfits fits the figure somewhat closely at thewaist waist and flares at the skirtIt I is as easy as the Chesterfield Overcoat coat and with the stylish effect of thePaddock PaddockIt IWe I has what is called the French back We make it 15 to 45The The but mveitmtnt a ruin can make O said BtaaBrnnimell Brnnimell i in rifht COil at a rftt pnctBroadway Broadwayat Cooper Squareat at 32d Street 4 I at 5th StreetFullon 0 Fulton Street ut P H 1U Avcoue Brooklyn Ilno ItOttS OE MALPIXStrnUKIIxrrware StrnUKIIxrrware From Ills Homo In O slninc inc Iollcc Catch HimOSSININO OSSININO N Y Oct 1A hobo namedJames James len was anulRiied before JudgeValentino Valentino in tho police court thL inominfcchnrgrd charged with entering the residence ofGem Gem Edwin A McAlpln yesterday andstealing stealing several arl des of bilverwnroWhen When urrebted he confessed his guilt butIn In court denied all knowledge of tire crlrmrulie He Bold noveral of the stolen articles whichwuru wart afterward recovered by the xjliceo He was Kent to tlio White Plains Jail to awaitthe the iictipn of time Grand JuryNew New Federal hmcltlns fitockTlio Tlio directors of tho Federal Mining nndSmoltlriK SmoltlriK Company have voted to toblioJWOWXl JWOWXl of now stock J2000X of whichwill will Iw preferred and iot0ooo of commonthe the proceed1 tfl bo used for the purchaseof of the Momlnc and Youllko groups of Bllverlead I lead mines for which 300 cash 1n n i J7 r IX Il n TheSmart Smart Clothes Shop 154 to 16 EAST 125th STREETYoull Youll like our dittinguuhrd toolingAutumnOvercoati Autumn Overroatitheyre iplendid EUrncnt meat with all the eiclusivo character ofcut excusivo crecr cut excellence of ft and finish that youdetue I detue Greatortmeat deie anat daloreal at ortmeat ofWrite yl 1 5 upwr d tW Write for OUf taadiomc booVIctpaid YCK OSpaId paid Stockholders nre entitled to subscribe their holdings scribe In proportIon to present fcrbe iho Icderal Mining and SmeltlnRCompany Company IH controlled by the AmericanMining Iolnlng Mining and HmeltlnR Company Tho company pany now ha JtsOOOooo common Block andi00oOoo 12000000 preferred V 1 i 2800 Overcoats IAt I At 25 to 40 Less than Regular PricesWhen I When a certain great Rochester tailoring house suddenly i denly decided not to make any more fourbutton model overcoatsthey I they found in their shops 2800 already making for this seasonAbiding Abiding by their determination to father only threebutton coatsthey uthey they sold the 2800 to us at a truly great priceconcession Thisconcession I concession was the greater in consideration of our pledge not to advertise tise the makers name in connection with the sale of the coatsIf I we could but whisper that name to you it alcne would be sufficient ficient to bring you here for clothes even at regular pricesFor I For over half a century these manufacturers have known how tomake Imakeand I makeand have madeonly highgrade garments and to them morethan than to any one else is due the credit for raising the clothing industryto Ito to its present high planeIn In the tailoring of overcoats few custom tailors equal this concerns cerns expert veterans of the bench Other wholesalers sometimessay this Rochesterhouse say Our coats are as good as s naming house hut never even claim that their coats arc BETTERWe We could put these goods in at regular prices and make 1 morethan than handsome profit But we bought them under price and ourcustomers jcustomers customers as always shall have the benefit Right at the verybeginning ibeginning beginning of the Winter season comes this typical Brill sale Youcannot Icannot cannot afford to miss itSpecial Special Ninety per cent of these coats have a silk stripsewed sewed on the inside of the velvet overcoat collars Your whitelinen linen collar is thus protected from soiling by the overcoat collar i lar This is a new and welcome feature that you II appreciateSizes 2Sizes I Sizes bIll all menSale Sale starts this morning in our four convenient stores I IOvercont3 Read the itemsOvercoats I Overcoats made to retailat A 50at 1450at at 20 and 225OBUck 1Illack f Back Oxford and Fancy Mixture Overcasts made from highgrade IrishFrieze Frieze Blind Weave Worsteds Worsted Mixtures Twist Ousimercs and FancyTweeds II TweedsThe The linings are finest worsted Italians wale serges and fancy worstedsThe The models include 44inch and 46Inch Box Coats and 52inch Fancy TouristCoats I I CoatsOvercoats Overcoats made to retailat 1750 A at 25 and 275OBlacK CBIacf BlacK Oxford and Fancy Mixture Overcoats made from MeltonfinishedVicunas Vicunas English Melton finest Irish Frieze line Kersey Blind Worsteds WorstedMixtures Mixtures and Fancy TweedsThe The linings are finest worsted Italian worsted serge and silk and worstedModels Models include single and double breasted Tourist Coats and 46 and 52 inchBox Box CoatsOvercoats Overcoats mode to retailat 19 50at at 30 and 325O Black brown and Oxford Overcoats made from foreign unfinished WorstedsiMeltonfinished Meltonfinished English Vicunas fine milled Melons fine foreign Kerseys andEnglish English MeltonsMany Many of these Coats have what is known as No2 edgethe edge all beinghandstoted 1handstoted handstoted requiring extremely clever tailoring The result is the thinnest edgethat that can possibly be producedLinings Linings are finest serges finest Italians end silk and worsted Models are 44 48 and 52 inch Box CoatsOvercoats Overcoats made to retailat 22 50Black iiat at 35Black V Black and Oxford Overcoats made from buckskinfinished Vicuna baskerweave weave Vicunas foreign unfinished Worsteds foreign Kersey and MeltonfinishedEnglish IIngiish English Vicuna riinings Linings are doubleweight Skinner silk silk and worsted Iud Quest foreignserges V serges andl faJans IMudels Models are Box Coats Many of these Coats have handfelled edges andhandstoted handstoted edgesOvercoats Overcoats made to retailat 2750UNION at 375O and 4OOxford Oxford and black Overcoats made from triplemilled English Meltons blindweave weave foreign Worsteds and English Melton Vicuna Most of these Coats hvchandstoted Ihandstoled handstoted edgesLinings Linings are doubleweight Merveillcux silk and finest foreignOvercoat5 sOvercoats Overcoats made to retailat 32 50at JBlack at 4250 and 45Black Black and Oxford Overcoats made from fine Denmark Kersey triplemilledEnglish iEngiisli Melton finest and foreign WorstedsLinings English telon rnest Norway Kersey loreg WortedsLnings Englsh Linings are finest Merveilleux silk and worsted and foreign BergeP P S So hat there cannot possibly b C misundcrstcatdinfeothat that fvcry purchaser will know exactly what hes petting u e have tickettdeach each coat with a card which shows iff lot number cj coats In theiIotrtgular lar retail price material lining model and sale priceGet Get the Habit Go to 9 gUNION i UNION SQUAREUth 279 Broadway Near Chambers14th Uth Street near Broadway 47 Cortlandt St near Greenwich125th tNI3W NEW YORK CITY 125th Stt corner Third Ave j iJ1 b Ulis Ilrccher for hrnoUn IrrMnUonCoin Coin punTRENTON TRENTON N J Oct tlJohni B Kuwllof of New York has risked the Cur of Clianery very to appoint 1 receiver for tire Bnu linvention invention Comvmi of Ainvricn aIersey Vi wlerwy lerwy corporation doing busino litWt 2lSVost Vwt Tenth htrcot New York dtv Hoharjc charges Hint the company U intolvrru t be mnjor part of u liabilities rumproini Its Indebtedness to him uJ H0m

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for JKUOMIH election tho HwIftness longs JBHom1 electon twlfness i hi forlorn 1 ness with which in two wcelcx torn hope haw bofomo a vast irresistibleyet yet still growing forel infg1tt well rattle tie even n strung head Mr JnitoMEla il not 1 rattled HUbmnpof Hclfpstwmclocnt clocnt jut O1t WILLIAM TIIAVEKJEKOME JEKOME b nothing hu fUrt Hi principle 4 ciple is everything That principle nndtho J tho whole JKHOMK uifo soon to be submitted mitted with alwoltito confUliiuo of thoverdict verdict to tho Peoplo cannot bo inortdeafly deafly stated than in Mr Jnomswarda c wortUInovrriirenmcil 1 Inovrriirenmcil for one moment that the Ho esould Arould let us draw till Issue so Hear ni to ulicthoithe the loss ruin lworlt or Iho peoplo ai c soliiif terule rule I Hut boy hatS nllimcd us to draw this1suenfli Issue nnd tay VS l cnusc I wnnt YOU to sliUme me In this ililnif T nm nt no nccoinlTo To dO stnml h nlhls KC HImply AtUielicandidate candidate lumilnifU Irrespective of HupuMlcnnsorUcmocraisor orUcmocraisor MunicipalO ner hlior miv paitvthat that may be In tills town I ntn ills cnrnlldatu olIndividuals iand Individuals dislroui of as ertlnij their freedomnd iIsue and the ltosscq have1 Incited horns ilth us on ilatIssue Issue I have done to the limit my sliarc nnd Ita iIs 1 a for yon to sav whether Kiurrnment or HIP iicniiltand II I and for the people and by tfcc people shall cmneback back nkalnShnll Shnll the People rule or shall the liosscsrule rule Shall there bo nov other HOSHthan than tlm People Mr IKKOMI has donuto to the limit liis share toward the tlment ment of thin question toward the roeatnblishrnent eatnblishrnent of poptilnr solfKovcrnment iment ment Thu peoplo will do the rest nuxtTue Tuesday Jiig the irnftorsOn On the map of Grnft the Insurancecountry country is a yellow continent drainedby by many stream3 some of WhiCh emptyinto into Politics Oilellia is n Stuto byitself itself there McCurilia MiCnllln andother other opulent regions loom large TheUnion Union Pacific Pool shows likenn interiorocean ocean Thriving settlements of generalngonts ngonts middlemen Legislature fixersdoeors door of public opinion advertisingand and legal expenses men nnd villages ofniiscellnncous niiscellnncous crooks blackmailers anilparasites parasites abound The Syndicate motintnins tnins moat around the const and throughthe the interiorMillions Millions of policyholders are robbedby by these bandits They see the palacesof of the robber chiefs lenining on themountains mountains They can even hear thobig big bas haws of Graft singing hymnsFor For they arc godly men some of theseGrafters Grafter and they never break into thosafe safe without uttering beautiful philanthropic ithroplc thropic sentimentsTho I The Hon CHARLES E HUGHES hasbeen been exploring this country Ho isgradually gradually putting it into communicationwith with State PrisonSeveral Several millions of policyholders arolonging longing for the day when this communication cation shall bo perfected ForgettingBOTT bow gentlemanly robbery was in theMiddle iMidto Middle Ages and how respectable wholooalo oalo robbery always is tho pollcyholdereInsist Insist that these thieves shall be jug edMako Mako tho cursed scoundrels do timefluoh Such is tho regrettable spirit and language I guage not only of the pollcyholdersbut ibut but of the great majority of tho worldoutside outside of GrnftlandTho The District Attorney of Now Yorkcounty county i tho official whoso duty andpleasure pleasure will bo to haul thee MasterGrafters Grafters out of their highly respectableand and ornate palaces in Graftland getthem them Indicted bring thorn to trial givethem them the chance to live tho simple UfaIn in the seclusion that 1 prison grantsIt I Is far within tho limits of becomingiriodoration iriodoration t say that these life insurance ance nabobs who have been stealing thopennies pennies off dead mens eyed nro morothoroughly thoroughly nnd generally despised andhated hated than any other class of crooksThe The gorge of the nation rises nt themTheir Their punishment if they can bo punished ished will bo a stern satisfaction notonly only to the men women and childrenwhom whom they have choused but to tJiopublic I public WHHO of justicd and honorThe The peoplo know JEROME They knowthat that no pull no influence no fearof of making powerful enemies can indueohim him to spare respectable criminalTho Tho higher their social rank their political the hotter hois ical or financial position hoter is to give them the extent of the lawFven Even in the fastnesses of Odellia therewill will bo wailing and gnashing of teethwhen when IFIIOMR sets out in his deadliestpanics t panics to run the Grafters inIndustry Industry Versus IndurationIn In hi3 dissent from our argumentthat that industrial prosperity rather thanelementary elementary education should bo givenfirst first plnej 1 in our Porto Kirnn poly Icorespoldent correspondent of TiE Sux looked so farahead ahead that ho lost sight of that whichlies lies at his feet Our point of view includes cludes both present mil fut ueTho The great mass of the people of PortoRico Rico nro deplorably poor wretchedlyhoused housed and elnd and iiimifTlciontly nourished ished rndcrfed children are alwayspoor poor scholars This fact in recognizedin in such European countries as FranceGermany Germany Kugland Italy Belgium andSwitzerland Switzerland In numerous municipalities ities in thoso countries many of the poorchildren children are fed nt tho Hchoolsj becauseit it has been saen that an ill nourishedbody body means u dull brain An underfed fed child does not and cannot learn itslessons lessons Tlio feeding of children knownto to be insufficiently fed at home is on estabA A r zr llohod custom in various uohoola In thlcountry country and It Is only a few weeks slnotho tho papers of New York gave oonnldornblo nblo space to the question of foedlngInolrllhcd ill nourished pupilsTho Tho pupils of today are the workerof of tomorrow and tho parents of theflex flex t generation A Rood elementary cdtiration ration will do much to Increase the Industrlttl dustrlttl efficiency of a sound and healthbody body Tint education of underfed weakling ling Is to the education DC well fedand nnd robust children iu tho pouring ofwater water Into a cotton bag compared willpouring pouring into a wooden bucket TheiIlitlstritl indiiHtrinl efficiency of tho next gonerat at Ion will dcpund upon tho wholesonvnourishment nourishment of tlip present generationA A good elementary education Is anntixiiiitry auxiliary influence Wo admit all thacan elU bo Raid of thy value and importantof of such I education but there romainitho tho immediate and vital question of tinmeans means of livelihood for the parents of tinchildren children of today by which they canproperly properly clothe and feed their clilldreiduring during their school yearsThe The question is a largo one and Is notsusceptiblo susceptible of exhaustive oonsldoratioiIn In a brief article Two factors worthjof of attention may bo concisely statedFairly Fairly paid continuous employment forparents parents would enable them t bear 0 burden of taxation which would makipossible possible a wide extension of the schoosystem system Unless Increased taxation Ismade made possible through tho channels ofindtistrial Industrial prosperity school extension InPorto Porto RIco must depend upon indlviduaAmerican American philanthropy or upon a appropriution propriution from the national treasuryIf If tho price of raw sugar falls to tho loveof of throo years ago Porto Rico cannoieven een maintain tho present system whicthlunvs hlunvs less than 15 per cent of the chlldron dron of school ago as in actual dailyattendance attendance in tho schools for whiclnearly nearly 1000000 a year is being spentTho The other factor in the question of industry dustry versus education ns tho remedyfor for Iorto Rican ills does not immediatelyinvolve involve the question of education It has to do with tho political unrest antsocial social discontent which aro the inevitable liable fniltugo of idleness and wantThe The Crnrs ConcessionTo To ascertain tho precise purport oitho tho concessions made by NICHOLAS I to his peoples demand for representative ire institutions we should disregardheadlines headlines nnd all unofficial interpretations tions and fix our eyes on the exact wordof of tho imperial manifesto and of theonly only trustworthy commentary namelyCount Count WITTES report on which theCzar Czar with his own hands Inscribed thewords words To bo taken for guide As wehave have both of these documents wo canconstruo construo them for ourselvesLet Let us begin by noting what wo donot not find in tho manifesto Tho Czardoes does not grant to his subjects what InEnglish English speaking countries wo are accustomed tomed to regard as the palladium ofindividual individual liberty that Is to say hedoes does not authorize the courts t Issue awrit writ of habeas corpus That is the onoefficient efficient method of assuring in practicetho tho inviolability of person which thoCzar Czar vaguely promises and orders hisGovernment Government to assure Without thowrit writ of habeas corpus that promise canbo be easily evaded as it is evaded dollyIn secondplace In tho French republic In the place the manifesto does not empowertho the national assembly about to be electedto to frame a constitution which amongother other fundamental things should definetho tho relation of tho Czar t tho Govorment ment including for example tho exercise cio of the veto power It does notauthorize authorize the assembly to decide howtho tho army and navy shall be controlledIt I does not in so many words accepttho tho principle of Ministerial accountabilityto t the peoples representatives It doesnot not assert the principle of universalsuffrage suffrage or oven define how close anapproach approach shall be mao to it a thobasis basis of tho State Duma or nationalassembly assembly now on tho eve of beingchosen chosen but merely invites those classesof of tho population now completely deprived prived of the franchise tho classeswhich prve cnleswhch which have brought about tho existngstiketo strike to participate in tho comingelection election so far a tho limited timobeforo before the convocation of the assemblyshall shall permit That is the Ministers aroto to decide as to any given city whetherand and how far tho present restrictions ontho the suffrage may b modifiedSo So much for tho omissions reservations tions and ambiguities in tho text of thoCzars Czars manifesto Lot us say franklythat that they aro fewer than might havebeen been expected Tho positive concessions sions made are broad and solid In thohands hands of well meaning and resoluteMinisters Ministers they may bo made to sere astho the foundations of 0 superstructuresatisfactory satisfactory to the advocates of constitutional satRfactorr const tutional government By granting tohis his people the primary civil rightsfreedom freedom of conscience freedom ofspeech speech which of course includes freedom dom of tho press and freedom of association elation which a obviously includes thoright right to hold meetings private or public Ictho Czar has unchained the imponderable ponderable but almost irresistible forcoknown known as public opinion which so farns ns Russias urban population is concerned corned is likely to guide the exerciseof of tho franchise to influence Ministersnnd nnd to dominate tho deliberations andnets nets of the national assembly when thatbody body shall have t Wo observe nextthat that tho State Duma or national assembly bly which presently will assemble Isdistinctly distinctly proclaimed a law making bodyinstead instead of tho merely consul io bodywhich which originally it was designed to beThis This is evident frm tho unchangeablerule rule now formulated by tho Czar thathenceforth henceforth no law shall be enforceablewithout without the approval of tho StatoDuma Duma It is equally clear that in onocapital capital respect tho coining assembly is tobo bo not only a law making but n constitution stitution making body for to it is lofttho tho definition and regulation of thofranchise franchise or ns the manifissto puts ittho tho ultimate development of the principle ciple of tho electoral right That insom som other respects also tho Rs emb1j will bo suffered to assume the functionsof of a constituent or constitution makingIxxly body seems I reasonable inference romtho tho declaration above quoted that with 1 out its approval no law shall bo enforceable able It may even bo argued that tinassembly assembly must be at liberty to define tinfundamental fundamental relation of the oxccutlvto to the legislative powerWo Wo note finally that although tinCzar Czar refrains as wo havo said fronaccepting accepting in BO many words tho prlnclplo clplo of Ministerial accountability to tito100110s pooplon representatives Ito languagewhich which ho uses seems to Indicate a willingness ness to let the national assembly asserpowers powers resembling more nearly thosiof of tho British House of Commons thatthoso those of tho Relclmtng For ainonftho the things as to which ho declares hiiwill will Inflexible and which ho ordentho the Ministry headed by Count Wirnto to carry out is the establishment of arunchangeable unchangeable le rule that it shall bepossible possible for the elected of tho people toexercise exercise real participation In tho supervision vision of tho legality of tho acts of theauthorities authorities appointed by tho sovereignNow Now the most efficient participation inthe tho supervision of executive act Isassured assured to tho British House of Commonsby by tho principle of Ministerial accountability ability I cannot however bo deniedthat that while that principle Is not recognized nized in the Gorman empire a largemeasure measure of control over executive conduct duct may indirectly bo exerted throughthe the Reichstag by its power of giving 01withholding withholding appropriationsOn On tho whole it cannot bo denied thattho tho rights granted in tho Czars manifesto festo go far beyond anything thaiNICHOLAS NICHOLAS I was expected to concedeand and are certain to bo viewed by reactionists ists with exasperation and dismayWhether Whether they will satisfy the Russianpeople people depends upon tho spirt in whichCount Count WITTE proceeds to exercise thevast vast and elastic powers confided to himnnd nnd especially on tho extent to whichin in St Petersburg Moscow alI othergreat Igrat great cities ho removes forthwith thoexisting existing restrictions on tho franchiseSplitting Splitting for JeromeTuesday Tuesday of next week is election dayIt I is the duty of every registered voterto to go to tho polls early in the cay gothis his ballot enter tho booth make a crossX X mark in tho voting space in front oftho tho namo of WIIMAM Tiuvcits JrHOMEmake make such other proper cross X markson on tho ballot ns he chooses and thenvote vote tho ballot thus marked First andforemost foremost tho good ctizel must maketho tho cross XI mark in tin voting spacoin in front of Mr JEHOMIIS name Thisshould should be clone as Hoon as the ballotis is unfolded and before any other markis is mndo on it This year everything elseIs Is secondary to tho cross X mark in thevoting voting space in front of tho namo ofWILLIAM WILLIAM Tiuvnps JrnoMETho Tho ballot which the voter casts mustnot not bo torn mutilated or defaced On itmust must appear no mark except the cross Xmarks marks made by the voter in tho properplaces place I any erasure any mark otherthan than the cross eX mark mndo In its appropriate propriate place with a pencil havingblack black lead appears in the ballot when itis is opened by tho inspectors it will notbo be countedPut counte Put I cross X mark in the votingspaco space in front of the name of WILLIAMTBAVERS TBAVERS JEROME Put 0 cross IXmark mark in the circle under the emblem oftho crce the party of your choice Fold the ballotas as I was when handed to you Hand itto to tho election officer Then you willhave have done your duty your vote will becounted counted and you will merit the nnmo ofa I a free American citizenNICHOLAS NICHOLAS may have raved his bnconBENJAMIN BENJAMIN and CHARLES cant Havo theirtiWhats Whats become of OBlomnWe We iruesi then are bolt 4000000 resIdents ofGreater Greater New VorU TUB SVK AJK 31 iwoTho The result of tho State census taken asof of June I 1005 shows tho population ofGreater Greater New York on that date to havebeen been 4014304If I the professor of psychology In Northwestern western University is not mlsreported hobaa baa given the world an ingenious and aplausible plausible theory of the output of suburbansong song Probably one reason Fvanston produces morepoetry poetry than any other Chicago suburb Is bceauvalmost almost tie entire male population arc commuters onsuburban suburban trains and the click of the cnr wheelstends tends to put tlielr thoughts Into metrical formOf Of course thollterary atmosphere can be attributedto to steam anJ wheels but tlie form the effect takeseasily easily may b traced to the rhythmical elIcIt clickof of the wheels as the traclcr comes and ttuis on thomilk milk trainsEvery Every commuter Is hard at heart Thoroublo trouble II that weighed down by household hold purchases ho cannot always bringhis his literary baggage to market I SCHOOL fOll VOTKKSNotaries Notaries Public nn Ilortlon OfllorrsTo To risK nniTOK or THE SiS iir In the latterpart part of Septimber I was appointed aid qualifiedin in a poll clerk for the romlnit election Since lhattime time I have tarn appointed and have qualified asa a notary public for the count of New York CanJ I act OR poll clerk or does ono appoIntment nullifythe the olhir X J HUMISKhw Khw Yon Oct 31It I does not You mar lioltl both offlcedRPO See Law Subdivision I Section If nt the UcrtlonLaw Splitting Judiciary CandidatesTo To THE EWTOR or Tnn StNsir I want tovole vole for Judge Glldei lfee but as I am a Hepubllcan llcan I want also to vote far Mr AddomsWill Will you kindly tell me through your columnsthe the surest and safest way to vote and have myvote vote counted for both thoso estimable and accomplished plished gentlemen STHAIOIITOThe The surest and safest way for you torecord record your vote Is to make a cross tX tvmrkIn In the voting Pace In front of the name ofeach each candidate for whom you wish to bocounted circle counted Make no cross X mark In anyclrclo A Double SpiltTo To Tim EDITOR or Tim Su5fr J wish tovote vote for Icrome McClellan and for the candidAte for all other ofrlccson the Ileiiulillcan ticket ShouldI I still put the cross tX mark In the nepubllcimcircle circle W P UNEW NEW YORK Oct 0Ink Make ft cross X mnrk In lie voting spaceIn In front of the name of William Travors loromo romo another In tie voting space In front oftho tho name of George I McClellnn and another other In tho circle under tire Republican problem blem A ballot marltcd thus will ho countedns as yon alshThe The Ilfiult of the Mortgage TaxTo To nIP EDITOR or THE SUN sir In rcadlncover over a mortgage today I found a stipulation renulrlni nulrlni the mortgagor to pay hack the mortiajclas las The Interest was 0 per cent and tho niortjaec gage tax I 4 per cent making Hi per cent I iracllcally llcally paid to the mortgager for the use of themoney money Why Is the mortgage not usurious andInvalid Invalid I J L CmrULDNEW NEW YORK Got 31 TtfK CONQVElUNa JEROMEThe The WfttcJiwordTOTR Tl TOTR ron JKitoHKl all the errVOTK ITt ron Jmwmlln the replyTlieno Tlieno winged words are In the airThey They flRnli upon UN everywhereAnd Alt gather flrn the while they HyIrom Irom Jlurphy they evoke I ilsrhOtlell Otlell rcndn In them bin iroodbyHo Ho If you wish to town this pairVon Von ron JFIIOMKIlwtlon Election Day In d raw I tic nlahWhun When wn tntint either do or dieIot Lot every honest man then dnroTo To put the X below tho aritlarnOstiortlo Osborno hlniHiir ban told ua bylVOTK VOTK ron JuuostrlThe The Ieoplo Mint AwnkrnToTiiKEDiToiKipTiiKStSSfr ToTiiKEDiToiKipTiiKStSSfr leromnifight fight 18 for tho imopleH liberty to makiKood Kood horn anil now the Ideals of our Amnrlcargovernment government Ills election will guaranteithat that In art far its In him and his ofilco lies weIho Iho People ilt govern onrnolvcs throngour our chosen rupreHentatlvcs who will to thetltntoat utmost of their ability do our willIf I the people thoroughly awaken to tho fsclthat that It Is Jerome for the People against tuedictatorship dictatorship of the UOSHCS Jeromes msjorltjwill will be overwhelming Hut tho whole poophmust must awaken Homembcr that the 1ooplfare are simply you and I and our neighbor Artyou you alive to tho clear mcanlng of this campaign paign are you stirred with enthusiasm foithe the Iooples your own cause I you areask ask yourself whether you can help In anwar war Can you watch at the polls Can youmake make cart tall speeches Can you sparesomething something from your money Can youbring bring another man to help If no do I IFor For taro Is no wizardry In this election itwtli will not be won by shouting but by worklNFW NFW YORK Oct 31 ONE op mi PEOPLEWhat What Would Onborne DoTo 1To To Tnp EDITOR 01 THH SCN Sir WhileTonsillitis Tonsillitis Jimmy Is pledging hlltiolf to uNew rtNosy New Yorker as to what he will do to theInsurance Insurance grafters when he sweeps Jeromeout out of thn District Attorneys oflleo will hetoll toll us what ho will do to the Boss graftersWe We appreciate his views on tho Insurancepeople people and their wicked lawyers M a thlnnof of real value In this campaign but wo mustknow know right now beforn chucking him a ballotwhat what he Is going to dl about Whore did henet net I the great pale faced chief of Goodround round and his bandYou I You are Hie Medicine Jimmy sure enoughhut make when want UHManhattans hut you must good you I Manhattans to dance to your musicWo Wo may WAlt mutunliratlon in life Insurance ance but we want It more In New York citygovernment government The real kind of mutuallzitlon tlon Jimmy of tho people and for ire peopleNKW NKW YOIIK Oct 80 J W EHe He Accuse Himself Out of Ills Own MntitllTo To Tnt rniTon or THE SriSir Oneof of the most attractive features of your paperIn In my opinion hut been Ihl fairness withwhich which you havo I rent el all matters relatingto to t ire present political situation Latelyhowever however I have noted on your part an unmNakahlo mNakahlo disposition to be unfair In thatyou you povorilv critlUso and ilnrido and decrytbo time speeches and campaign methods ofJnmei James W Oubnrno tho Tammany candidatefor for District Attorney Afl KKIUYXrw Xrw YorK Oct 31An An Kxbortatlon From OhioTo To TUB EDITOR or TiE StzSr If Itdoesnt doesnt seem like buttln In In your localaffairs affairs ullow a Westerner to say that youown own It to the count rv at large to elect Jeromejust just as a good example to our young menFrom From this disanco he appears to ba madeof of the same sort of stuff as Is CicoralaflGrandson Grandson llucKEtECLEVELAND CLEVELAND OctSvracuie DSTRen Syracuse lolnn In the ApplauseTo To TIE EDITOH or Tit Sra Sin I amdelighted delighted to see in your paper of today thatMr Mr Jerome offers a ray of hope to the peopleIf If only they will cast their voto for himThere There Is a ring of sincerity In his drslre tobrine brine to justice those Implicated In the rottennieth nieth xln of life Insurance companiesFlect Elect him by nil moans Ho Is a man poisoislnc soislnc the courage of Iris convictions andevery every conscientious lan should ote for himSrnAcusE SrnAcusE Oct 31 EIHWF E Plurlbtn InmtitPeople People pulpit platform promftlch ftlch and poor and great and smallTruth Truth and Justice nothing lessIs I the firm demand of allParty Party takes a second placeFreedom Freedom is the pit bit c nAnd And Jerome will win the raceYou You know whylCitizens Citizens you havo the voiceYours Yours to say what you will beYours Yours to ballot for your choiceIlbortv Ilbortv or slaveryIarty Iarty takes a second placl When It threatens peace and homTake Take IiI Man who hold s tho maceThais Thais Jerome JfllAN DCRANISlake Slake I Really Greater Now VorUTo i To TiE EniTOU or Tlr Sm SIr Thorn day has come In American politics localMate Mate and national when tire 1304505 andcraft craft must go nun thl only way to get ridof of thorn Is to beitin at the local end That Isthe II situation In Sew York rltv t ort a yTpt Let the work bo done nt his election donethoroughly thoroughly and New York will Indeed beireHter ireHter Vow York Il In Greater NewYork IYork York today gerrgrn Ill len llv all numerically cally anti It can be Greater Sow Yorkliolltloally liolltloally and morally on November R ifthe the people do their duty hy roeloctincJerome Jerome on November 7loouraphlcnl i loouraphlcnl and numerical greatness Isall all right but political mul moral greatnessi iI I i mure than nil right I Is IdealYour Your trumpet cull of yesterday Is worthrepenting repenting Tho Rosses are on the run Maket I n skedaddle lalI It a rout No confidence dence nobonxtlng till the last ntl Is countedllodoiible llodoiible nverv effort Smash tIl llossisClean Clean out the crooks Pin Jerome on guardngnln1 I ngnln1At At this crisis that call is worth of a placen lit I hI cent rl of Tin SfNs first pageXiw Xiw Yoiig Oct 3 JcooriasrVoiitig 1for 01111 for PrincipleTo To THK Tniron op TiE Srvflfr MrTernmo Ternmo spoke the truth when he said lastSaturday Saturday night When tho time comes for aTote Tote there Is only one way In which tho Amorran I ran pcoplo vote if they nn nake and thats Is for n principleThe I The hilton of our nation confirms thatitntiinent IItnllllnl itntiinent time and again and part icrt Ia rlyin In renonl yearn In ISM for Instance whenhe t he American people voted for the principlesof of sound money again In moo when theyand and hundrtlH of thousands more of themvoted voted for tho all principles and still againn In lOOt when eight millions of Amerlcnl citizens cotta voted for Theodore ltoo eveltToday Today the iiueslion of voting for principles I s before us in this city William T Jeromescandidacy candidacy Is one of principle He put Itvery very simply on Saturdnj night when hn saidIf If I lie Do ncsn bo whipped and I ielIevohe he can see what I means to tho young mnnVow Vow the young man who goes to Albany anllotlR votes right Is approved by the good peopleat at home hut 11 there he is loft out at tholext next convention The DOSHOI do I This Isho ho principle I am standing for that theoung Ironnl young lan who serves tire people will boaken talc en CIT of by Ihl people And againAmong Among tire few things In which I believebore bore Is one In which mv belief is firmest andtrongest strongest today I bollovo In thn peoplothe the American lieoploMr Mr Jeromes principle will be Indorsed byhe he votes of all who believe that honesty Iniolitlril political arid Judicial power Is worth havingnnd stir that good work in office by young menmrtliMilnrly mrtliMilnrly should be rewarded and notpunished punished AMKHICAXTin Tin llnoNX Oct 30Kin Kin to Hack rn Sound Common SenseTo To Tnr EDITOR or THE SuvSfr Herewith with I enclose you my check for 110 to help elect Jerome and I lee It will at the earnlame time 1M lIt to burY Odoll politically I havino no voto ID Now York city but have In thtState State I have taken your paper for manyearn yea and appreciate tho good work you ondoing doing c NFORTnRls FFORTRESS FORTRESS MONIIOB Oct 801O SIO From a Holentirio linn In DoitonTo To TUB EniTon or THE SvxBlr Wllyou you please USD the enclosed check to furthethn the ciuiso of Mr leromoe campaignOct HonaN Oct 3 F D IThanl Thank You Mr IlrmcleeTo To TUB EDITOR or Tun fluxSir Enclosed closed ple Bo find my check for 110 for OnWilliam William T Jerome campaign fundNEW NEW YORK Oct 31 HOUEIIT IAIIMBLESFor For roll OnlyTo To TiE EDITOR np TRB BinfSfr Ploantfind find lie re It for Jerome campaign I I couldI 1 would send ten Union as much I am astalwart stalwart Jtepubllcnii from Fr mont downHut Hut that has nothing whatever to do with thevoto votn I would certainly give Jerome I I honot abroadAs not unluckily lost It by returning too late frotrabroad As to MayorI cannot understand MrClevelands Clevelands umiuallfled blanket Indorecraenof of McClellan Does ho want Murphy amMcOowan McOowan and Oakley tnd tho whole evlgng lang that the Mayor heads and stands foiIndorswl Indorsed and accredited and kept In powerOod Ood forbid I W INKW NKW YORK Oct S SH From Mr CniliTo To TUB EniTon op TUP BvtfSir Herewith with please find my check for tio for thoJerome Jerome candidature fundIn In acknowledging It kindly credit It toNEW NEW YouR Oct SiIlls CASHIlia Ills Heart In tim night PlaceTo To TiE EDITOR or TiE Sr Sir Hero Is 75 cents for tho Jeromo campaign fundLONO LONO ISLANDERCash Cash contributes Jl000 to TJIE SUNSJeromo Jeromo fund To Help JeromeTo To TiE rniTon OP THE 8ts Sir I shallnot not lie homo to vote this year and am vOr much Interested In Now Yorks welfareIloaso Iloaso do not mention my name If you acknowledge knowledge tho receipt of thu enclosed 5 forJeromes Jeromes fund T o 8HOT HOT SIMSINOS Va Oct SOCJood Good for tho Iltntian ClubTo To TiE EDITOR or TrtE RtS Sir TheLlbman Llbman Club Is pleased to forward another 15 toward helping elect Mr Jerome subscribed scribed by Nathan KraiinkopfTHE THE IinMAN Ciun6D 6D WriT tOut STREET New York Oct 31I 81 From Away Out In ArU niasTo To THE EnlTnn op Tim Sn8ir I amdesirous desirous of knowing what the temperaturewas was on tho streets of New York city on the4th 4th f th nnd fitb of August 0 1 have thoWeather Weather Diirenun figures before rime Lit theyI I understand are taken from tire top of somehigh high building und do not reflect tire condilion lion that existed on the sidewalk I thoughtperhaps perhaps the tiles of Tup Stv would furnishthis this Information and being a subscriber Iwrite write youEnclosed Enclosed plenso find SI In currency a contribution tribution from a Southwestern Democrat toJeromes Jeromes campaign fundKMttFL KMttFL w KEVRURMLITTLE LITTLE ROCK Ark OctIThe MThe IThe temperature In the streets hereabouton on the dates mentioned wat respectivelyabout about a degree higher than at the elevationat at which tho records were obtainedIllghcit hIghest Type of Hcfonncrsfrom from the Vathington filarThere There are reformers rind reformers but thoJerome Jerome typo Is the highest that has yet appuured puured in our affairsLandslide Landslide for Jeromefrom lrollFror from the CAicajo TribuntIt I begins to look like a landslide for JcromoJeromes Jeromes Chances nrlghtfrom from the Ctinrlfflon Rrrntnv PottThe The chances of Jeromes election are verybright bright And that Is greatly to tho credit oftho tho peoplo of New YorkHoneit Honeit Men His Partisanfrom fro no Duluth lltraldSince Since District Attorney Jerome o NewYork York concluded to bo his own party it Is tojo ho hoped that there are enough honest menn In elect New him York t becomo his partisans andelect Flosses Rebukedfrom from the I4rritton Riming JournalNever Never were thl tad Houses of both partiesmore more effectually rebuked than In the necessary sari abandonment of heir effort to dividethe the voters and defeat District AttorneyJoromo Jerome for reelectionfor FIJht for Political Libertyfrom from the Miliraulee JournalThe The people nro tired of Doss rule Theyare are tired of political rings nnd machineI hey line determined to take tho reins ofgovernment government onco more In their owli handsThey They are lighting again for political libertyDesertes Desertes to Mlnfiom from ISo Ititllaniimlii VMr rtcaMr Mr IITOIIIO deserves to win because he hasservwl servwl his city faithfully and with highntelllgenre ntelllgenreManhood Manhood Not nt a Discountfrom from Ihr Denrrr firpiiftficonThe Thl campaign of Mr Jerome Is a proof thathe time people are waking up to some of the evilshat hat have befallen us It reveals that manlood hood Is not oln discount thlll man has out yto to stand on his own instinct as Emersonnays nays and the hugo world will at last comeround round to himHeath Heath Dow to BoxNmf bflrr Ihr SI Louis RrpubticA A Jeromo victory will go far toward demonstrating strating thii proposition that BossIsm cannotexist exist to any purpose In a politically wideawake awake townTor For Purification of Politicsfiom fiom Ar V ore farm KmitlfrThose Those of us Mio can neither vote nor conrlbute rlbute to III Jerome fund can take It out inleartfelt leartfelt prayer fo his success upon theheory heory hint his 111111 in our ovuHotter Hotter Way Tlinn CilnKlnc tofrom 00111Fro from the fhicnqn VifSJerome Jerome has aroused thn publio to n censeof of the Iniquity of machine rule Ho hasshown shown the strength of popular sentimentwhen when It is onco awakened Ills exampleproves proves to fearless mel with clean officialrecords records that there Is n better way to holdheir heir places than by cringing to the Dos esMn Mn or McClellRn IanrtrdTo To THE EDITOR or Tins SIS Sir I votedagainst against McClellan and agalnnt Shepard buthis his year shall vote for Mr McClellan I agreolth wIt h you that the Hem on ins bill was not nbad bad bill His veto of the CII Pension billwhich which eventually would cost the city mil Ions was a courageous act This bill wouUIbenefit benefit chiefly Tnmmauy Blnecurists ThisofflcehoHIng offlcehoHIng class as n consequence is voting ing against McCtnllan from selfish motivesThe The Aldermen at their mooting on Tuesdayipproprlnted appropriated IJoooi for the Mayor to gh tIre secret signing of the gas his by Commissioner missioner Oakley This shows that theMayor Mayor does not indorse OakloyB acts on theua gas bills This Is a courageous act of McClol Ian In trying to undo what his own appointeeDaliley Daliley did I Is safe to say tint OakleyRlll Rlll not bo reappointed and It will be a warning ing to other Tammany commissioners to dowhat what In right J H LoS LSElI KK YORK Oct IIp I I J DINffUIl TO OKOnOE PFrlMuU nOWBlLFrIend FrIend Celebrate Illi Retirementthe ZG the Advcrtlilne IluilnnidoorRo tte Adtrtlinc Illnr George P Bowel tho advertising ngontwho who Is retiring from active bUBUiean wl tho guest of honor Inst night at a dlnnoat at the WaldorfAntoria Mr lowell baadispoeod dlsponod of his interest In the advertisingagonoy agency which bore his name but has r tamed his Intercut in Printers Ink 1 was formerly president of the Sphinx ClubIlio The dlnnor Inst night was given by eMily 200 of is friends and business associates Ion Stewart L Woodfonl lifelong friendpresided presided Among the guests wore P FCollier Collier P l Doubleday Robert MltohelFloyd Floyd Francis H Loggett James M MunyonPhlp yon Philip A Confound Charles H BayerThe The menu Mid of Mr RowollHo Ho has lived 07 years nnd lived themwell well To Ixa conscious of that one neecbut but know hU enemies Homo are In higlplaces places That demonstrates tho courage ofthe the man Nature him been kind to HowellShe She has endowed him with ft prolific minda a retentive memory and a discreet optlinlstnThoy Thoy have served him well His friendsthey they have served him better Rowel hdslaid laid down his work Ho has done willtho the burden of business Yet his influonowill will gather strength with the years Letus us be profoundly gmtnful that hn worketwith with us and for usthat he paved the way Then hero Is to Rowel IT for every mnrto to whom ho has extended a ever the Powers will grunt him 1 year of liftGeorge George P Rowel will live foreverArtemtw Artemtw Word spoke of Mr lowell a the Sage of Spruce street Frank PrenbroOB OB the advertising agent Trunk B Noyeaas as the publisher and I B Harding a themedicIne medicine man As Dean Emeritus MrItowcll Howell spoke for himselfCAlllXS CAlllXS TOO TO HE nATCHKDComing Coming Over First Clam Wont Let InDisenieti aOhensld Dlieaied AllenAn An alien cabin passenger who h as trachomawas was permitted recently to land at this portfrom from tho American liner Now York Hiswife wife and child came In the steerage of theBamo same ship and wore taken to Ellis IslandTion When the husband went to the Inland toclaim claim them ho was detained and he willbo be deported with themTho The immigration officials because ofthis this incident have decided t keep u sharperwatch watch for alien cabin passengers who Intendto to settle in America ali hereafter theywill will be looked over just fls particularly asfolks folks In tho second cabin This duty devolves volvos chiefly on the Marino Hospital surgeons geons stationed at the Island who boardthe the liners nt Quarantine and como up thobay bay In themPassengers Passengers with outward indicationsof of disease will bo detained If they are alienswho who intend to stay here and will bo subjected I jected to InquisitionTIII TIII sociihrsrsSpokesman A Spokesman of the Cult Explains ItsPosition Position In Tlilf CampaignTo To nit EDITOR or TIn SrsSiV In thoname name of all that Is fair to hear and fit to printwill will you let one who is actually connectedwith with the Socialist movement say a word Inbehalf behalf of Socialism and the Socialist partyWas Was there over nil absurdity elevated toa a public Issue that was lot pronounced byIts ls opponents to bo genuine Socialism Wasthrone there a fool or fakir who came to public viewwho who was not dubbed a SocialistProtection Protection espoused by the RepublicansIs Is Socinllin so the Democrats say I matters tern not that the Socialists are strenuousopponents Iopponrntn opponents of a protective tariffFree Iro Free Trade as expounded by Henry GeorgeIs IIA Is Raid to be Suclallsm so thin RepublicansBay I Bay I Is of little avail that the Socialistswere were and arc opponents of Henry Georgesteachings teachingsAnarchism Anarchism Is Socialism so say the adherents rents of the present order That the Socialists lets are fighting bitterly anarchism and anal chists In all countries counts for naughtCiovernnient Ciovernnient tyranny Is Socialism SD saythe the anarchists This In face of the fact thutSocialists I Socialists are being shot and hanged murdered I dered jailed and persecuted the world overfor Ifor for their rebellion against the tyranny ofgovernment igocrnmpnt governmentWhen When tho loud mouthed prophet of freecolnugo colnugo of silver was still rampant with hisfallacy fallacy no one criticised arid exposed Its follyas as consistently arid ns thoroughly as thoSocialists Socialists did In vain Sixteen to onowas was rank SocialismIt I stoniK that our capitnlisllc friends havetotally totally lost their wits from fear of SocialismShrewd Shrewd politicians are lot slow In takingadvantage advantage of this proverbial cowardice of awell well tilled purse a mid shout Socialism Tlilnneer never tailed to bring our capitalists handsomely somely downComes Comes tho valiant Mr Cockrnn and discovers covers Hearsts ideas to be Socialism pureand and simple Mr Cocknui ought to KnowSocialism 10 llsI when he sees It Fur has ho notdiscovered discovered Socialism In the Republican policy icy Han he not brought It tl view In theDemocratic Democratic principles And now he revealsIt I It to us In Hearsts Municipal LeagueTlie Tlie Socialist party Ilnds Itself ill treatedby by Mr Cockran Would not he ho kindenough enough to discover Socialism In the Social let party We could all hen join hands andsing sing HallelujahA A Socialist has offered Mr Cockran 11000lo Ito to participate in a debate against SocialismMr iIr Mr Cockrnn has declined The Socialistswould would he only too eager to diecoss with MrCockran Cochran the question of Socialism and Municipal nicipal Ownership as advocated by Hearstand and prove that If all campaign chiptraps Is eliminated Mr Hearst will bi found agreen lag In all essentials with Mr Cockran MrMcClollftti McClollftti or Mr Ivlns and disagreeing Inevery every essential with the Socialist party andH Its cnmlidato Algernon IooThn TIre Socialists of this city one agreed thatMr Mr Heat stn pint form In In its whole and everypart part capitalistic and nntlsoclallstlc Nojlatform jlatform whIch falls to recognlre the oxlhtnit 111 struggle between the capitalist cIa esatnti and tho working class can In any way becalled called socialistic Mr tlenritN platformIocs rue not recognize tin class stiugglo Noilatform ilatform which docs not advocate the aboilion lon of the class struggle the abolition ofjoth joth thu capitalist class and the workingclflh clflh and of the organisation of an industrial trial cooperative commonwealth can boviewed viewed HS socialistic Mr Hearsts platformloos loos not advocate this It Is not socialisticSocialism Socialism proclaims limo Interests of the capialistlc alistlc class and of the working class ntiagonlstlc agonlstlc and irreconcilable Mr Hearstsilatform ilatform would ndvanc tho Interests ofx both classes nt the same time This Is ant socialistic Mr Hearst would servo the cap talist the bifslnoss lan and tho working nan This Is against SocialismSocialism Socialism stands for tho working classliking liking possession 01 tIns powers of goer bent for the purpose of overthrowing thocapitalist capitalist nystom nnd doing away with thocapitalist capitalist and business man Mr Hearstloes does not stand for this Hn tsnealnst SoclalPIII PIII hcHo are all essentials and not Inc dentals And In all the essentials which Milearst hearst advocates ant which he opposes hos 18 In perfect accord with Mr Cockran MrMcClellan McClellan and Mr Ivltis and In completeapposition apposition to the Socialist partyNEW NEW YORK Oct 30 IUNRV L SLORODINIteelpe Iteelpe for IlnpplnmFrom From tile Apri JournalThe The happiest man In the world Is the floW ms a food wife six children and a good farmlth wIth tobdcco at 22 cents emil cotton rIsIng like theUe Ue on earth These above nil are the brat and happiestan Onodhr UntieFrom From tire Cfntrdltti CourlfrHut Rub OcleIiy Knt In marry Miss Ellr telhlouts louts the girt wlio nominated him for rallro dommlvsloner ommlvsloner last year after all That settles I 3oodby Ilube take care of youreelfThree Three of a KkidThe The three Fate had lust met In conclaveY Yes they proudly boasted we are the orlrlnals sewing circleDeclaring Declaring a bit of gossIp was too Itllllnr for anythIng hint Atropos cut olt a thrfndThe The IjiteitKnlcker Knlcker What became of JonrafDocker I Docker Commuted cuhlerlcUa 1i1IRANTHEM1MS ON SHOWFine I 1 Fine Dliplay at the American InitltnteOrohldi OrchIds Also on ViewTho The annual Chrysanthemum Show of thoAmerican American Institute wan opened last night Intho tho Herald Square Auditorium The floorspaco space oooupiod by tho exhibit this yearcovers covers more than two acres and this resultis I the selected product of more than too acres of cultivationThis This exhibition always differs from ohryantheinum antheinum shows elsewhere in makingIts Its strongest feature the hUh or standardplants plants and not tho single blossoms displayed played In vasesMore More than 200 varieties of tho chrysanthomunvaro anthomunvaro shown from the bush plantswoven woven feet In diameter to tho small plantsthat Tho orchidshow that may be grown In pots show Is also uncommonly extensive andbcAUtlftil bcAUtlftil this yearOno b4utui Ono side of the main room Is occupiedby by the hush and standard chrysanthemumsexhibited exhibited by Richard Mortimer Thoywere were grown by lIla gardener 0 D Schaofforot ferat Tuxedoand form the most brilliantfeature feature of the how There are eight standards dards and seven bush plants exhibitedand and this collection won Raven first andthree three second prizes One of these wan wonby by what Is regarded as the most beautifulplant In the exhibit I U a Dr Enquehardt plant hush more than seven feet in diameterand and bearing 300 blossoms at least that wasall all the gardener countod Ho stoppedthen then The blossoms are a delicate mauvohhadod shaded Into pinkLast Last year some of Mr Mortimers flowersxwero were damaged In transportation This yearthoy er thoy arrived Intact and It is possible to BOOthis this beautiful collection In Its perfectionThere l There ar both bush and standard plantsof aI of Nelllo Falconer One standard II six feetin in diameter and a standard over five foethigh high This plant took a special prizeOilier Oilier plants In the exhibit wore a NelliePocket Pocket with cream white reflex petals anda a Htom moro than two foot long a whiteMrs Mrs Trantor both In standard and bushform form some exquisite Mrs Coombs flowersin in the palest shades of rose and the deeppink pink T Carrington which will need another other week to bring It Into full bloomAnother Another wonderful bush plant not yetIn In full flower is a William Duckam morothan than snon feet across and bearing morothan than 00 budsCOL cord EnwAnns JIESIOXSGives Gives Up His Post With tIle mimiUn CanalCommission CommissionWASHINGTON WASHINGTON Oct 31At a meeting oftho the Isthmian Canal Commission yesterdaytho the resignation of Col Clarence H Edwardschief chief of lie offices of administration of thoIsthmian Isthmian Canal Commission was acceptedTho The reasons for tho resignation are notmade made public but It Is understood that ColEdwards Edwards after establishing the administrative trative bureau of tim canal commissionfound found that ho had his hands full attendingto to the Philippines Santo Domingo and thoother other big matters intrusted to his caro aschief chief of time Bureau of Insular AffairsIt It was Intended that the matter bo keptsecret secret for some days and then an announcement ment would be mndo on the Isthmus bySecretary Secretary Taft This method was decidedon on at Col Edwardss request Col Edwardsfl fl now on his way to Panama with the Taftparty party and no ono hero seems to know Justwhy why ho asked for the adoption of the ratherpeculiar peculiar method of making an announcement meat The resignation WM tendered aboutton ton days ago but the few who know of itkept kept silent until after the meeting of thecommission commission held at the homo of Chairmaniihonts iihontsThe The commission yesterday conferred uponJames James Bishop hitherto designated as executive cutive secretary of the commission thetull full title of secretary W hether MrBishop Bishop receives an increase of salary Is notmade made publicCol Col Kdwards will retain his post as chiefof of time Bureau of Insular Affairs of the WarDepartment Department Since the reorganization ofho ho canal commission Col Edwards hoiIlled Illed a dual capacity dividing his time bowoen woen the ofllccs of the Commission andthoBo those of the Bureau of Insular Affairs Byresigning resigning his position In connection with thocaiiHl canal commission Col Edwards loses anannuity annuity of 2250Rumors Rumors are prevalent here today thatCol Col Edwards resigned becauso he was dssatisfied satisfied with his onitlon In time canal commission mission No one can be found howevsrto to confirm these statements nod the offlciMit it the canal commission offices say Coldwards Edwards thought he had all he could doto 4look look after the work of the Bureau of InsularAffairs AffairsMlSICAL MlSICAL INSTITUTE OPEXSPlans Plans of the New School Unlit on the Li4blrointlntioni FoundationThe The formal opening exercises of the InitUuto title of Musical Art founded by Janeijoeb joeb in memory of his mother wore Ijoldvesterday vesterday afternoon at the institute thooldjeno rnox mansion nt Twelfth street and Hf thavenue avenue Mr Loch gave fiOOOOO to feondthe the instituteThe The hall which nt ono time housed tireLenox Jenox Library was crowded BesldoathoniUblcal niUblcal programme by the Society of NuMcal cal Art there were addresses bv Fank3amrosch 3amrosch director of the school WoolrowYllson Wilson president of Princeton and Drlelix Felix AdferThis This Bohool paid Mr Dnmroschlftortho the opening remarks by C C uyler Ireeilent lent of Ito board of trustees was pinnedon on a broad educational basis The nuslcian don must also bo developed mcntall inorfilly filly anti physically This school isnot aliaco liaco nt which music lessons nrjpoldstudents students place themselves nbsolujfly inour our hands and the course Is preccribd forhem hem according to their needs W wantto to train musicians who are proudof thdnobility nobility of their art t pont thoMterms 350 splendid studentu are enrolled nd 150were were not acceptedPresident President NVilnon the nnxt ppenkejRaidTho lIme advantage of an institute Uo tillsis is that It is another step in Ito dirftion ofdeNoloping deNoloping the Americans power qexpreueion eion I nm afraid wo are in so grend hurryto to do something that we Blur deills andleao learn the thini in tIme rough Aorica jafull full of what Is ideal but she canrt rolc5 oit it she Is speechless with time thin she Intends tends to doDr Dr Felix Adler who followedresidentWilson Wilson Paid in partI I find myself In great symithy withMr Mr Damroschs plans to make ils a culture lure institution to train men wh throughmusic music will become better met A manought ought to got his whole educatn throughthe the thing ho is most interested I I thinkItjs It js a Ions to America to send our fn abroadIn in their plastic age to absorb thrtpiratlonsof of other countries I differ wltfrof Wilson son I hold wo have a natlonaipirit butwo wo cant expect to express it wh wo sendour our young people to Merlincniais cniais jv THE stooLsIrged Irged by Mrs Ford In Pain let Issuedby by the ConiptrolIeA A printed pamphlet of elghtjwo pagesIssued Issued yesterday by ComptrolltSrout andprepared prepared hy Mrs Mathildo flln Fordurges urges that many changes shri bo madoin in tIre courses now taught fho publioBchooln schools and In time system promotionand and classification of childrenTho reportstates states that there are too ma principalsand and assistant principals fovio numberof of teachers employed nnd Jt the onlyway way to cure tie defects whiMre Coffinfound found In the schools is to 10 publicity to the afairs of the Departnt of Education tion The greater part of contents ofthe the pamphlet have boon jllshed fromtimo timo to time when Mrs Cofynade specialreports reports to the ComptrollerMoncyforSI C MoncyforSI TnbcreulonI spKal VotedTho Tim Board of Aldormeriprovod yesterday terday the appropriation the Board ofEstimate Estimate of JiOOOOO for a tvculosh hospital lal to Vie established on Sta II4larid Otherippropriations appropriations sanctlonotjro 115000 forn a municipal lodging M 1300000 for Polham Bay bridge ancwOOO for the Manhattan terminal of Wpuburg Bridge I 0 I

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r S r II 1 I p I I THE SUN WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1 1905 d JL JI E 1 AuTOS GARRY WOMEIIS PLEAijOll ton JKHUMIfi HRKLKCTIO AMiIIIW ttvmi TIm KIST sumTilt Tilt Women Arr for Him Became Ho lln llctMi IrolPOtliiR WOIIIIMI HencnlnToiiiptcd Toiiiptcd llon ami HnrorclitK tlin 111111ahor lalior lixw nwl for Many Oilier UcaHuiiMiilf Miilf n million copies of tlio1IfltI18I WomenMimicinnl Mimicinnl LenRiio pamphlet on Why thoOllirn 0 onirn of Jiow York Aro for WIIIIIIIII1mllr ravers Jcromo wont Into circulation yenonlay onlay They wrro placed on nlmost elcrynrw now Ktnml In Now York mailed to thollinrl nindi of powons nnd handed around ut 011or or yesterdayu club meet ingHLiii TliH pamphlet oiplnlna that tho womcwho who nro doing their utmost for Mr Joromnrt nrt not going Into politics that tlmy 1110 working for tho protection of their hoincftheir 1 their lxy II hair country not for a candlilaif ilaif nor a political partyThe J The booklet rovlowtt tho work of MrJeiomo Jeiomo in ofllco and begins with hU actionin in infordnR the Child labor law whlclit it ay had boon a byword untllHila adminI4trilir I4trilir It tells of the work ho did Inbrakln lijvakliiR up the boys gllllpfi on tho EMtHid Hide It tolU in detail how Mr Jeromconvicted convicted and had Imprisoned Monk Kantinin inin and other utich criminals and theMarled ntartelelectlv Marled effective methods of reform amonithe the l oyn i how ho sent for tho parents and personally pictured to them what the futurmeant meant if their norm wero not protectocanil anti corrected how ho ent for hundredof of IKIVM had policemen and agents bringothrr others to him and appealed to them pereomillv I eomillv how he appealed to all that WIl8I iMMt in theo youngsters Btarted on thoTonl wrong path find then look steps towaritho 1inihing tho o who were leading then irayA A chapter is devoted to Jeroino workIII In the defence of unprotected and uncmI I loved women thrown open to temptationTho Tho fact for women to recognize sayithe the pamphlet U that despite polloo protertion tertion of disorderly houses graft and infideiinnte fideiinnte laws Mr Jerome has made tinmice mice notorious districts less of n nienaci to the home Who cure to run the rlsldf of a term with n Tammany Dlhtrict Attniney tniney in order to lenrn by continst L1erxtrnt efiil of tho dangers which Mr Jerormprevents prevents Another extract inIf If Mr Jerome is not elected who wlltake take up the task of closing somo of thuJm 2000 notorious resorts which aro a menaceto to every boy and girl In tho homes of thicity city Who is obstructing tho way of thetllforNJIlent enforcement of tho present law Vheiedoe doe forne of the campaign fund being usedto to defeat Mr Jerome como from and curthe the man elected by hat fund bo no mantllI1an man when the question of unities lawhOIlI hotels is put squarely up to himHi Hi hut tauifht all claso s alike that liPa Isa a pulili1 rant hiilRoil m by IKI forrnnll1iIhlll that lop is nfei islble at nil times and In nilnr nys that the woman with a shawl overrinr rinr hpalls sun1 of the rum rourtfous treatment ment that would be accorded to her wealthyoilier oilier lie has removed tlin bugbenr of thelaw law Tho business of his oflko extends onlytn tn criminal work but the ordinary citizenhas has ni means of knowinc what his case maybe be It is not a matter for the District Attorney ney thfl proper nclvico is given and curt refusals fusals to take up outnide mutters once theregular regular order or the office have been donea ¼ awaY withThe i The District Attorney Is n man of the people I Ito lives in too densely populated East Hidodistrict district and nt his homo 1 Kutffrn streetlie lie has established In connection with thuIiitrlct Iiitrlct Attorneys office a complaint bureauThis This Is open every evenIng from seven tonine nine and those who are busy durIng thuclay clay can come hen It Is In charge of a deputy I818Iant I Assistant District Attorney who has also astenographer stenographer and Interpreter thereAt At last Mr lerome has solved the problemof of puttlm help within the reach of Ihoho unho who otherwise are powerless to aid themselves selves How better could his democracy1m 1m shown What untold harm will omneJr If the newborn trust In the fair dealing ofthe the District Attorneys office Is to bn killedby by the mibstltution of a person who doesnot not know the methods which tho peopletare tare eomo to belIeve inlThe The pamphlet closes with this statement mentBefore Before any person has any right tomake make even trifling criticism against another he should have a knowledge of the factsas as the basts from which to hurl a chargeThese These are the facts Wo can prove ItWhat What are you going to try to do to electWilliam William Travers JeromeIn In addition to the text of the book is thincomment comment There are many women interested terested in public affairs who are thriving for tho befit development and protectionof of women and children Their powerin in a treatfight like this lies in their ability to influenrx individual voters fathersbrothers brothers husbands sons If the influent enc rf tliefin women exercised In theiradmitted admitted sphere cannot outweigh thopower power of the Bowen this training IH uselehsAre Are tho men of your family interested inthe the fiitme of their Bonn Aro they goingto to vote for JeromeS Sveral automobiles carried thousands ofnicies pieces of Jerome literature through theKast Eat Sd yesterday afternoon and lnntevening evenings MrfJur MCIIT oriisThe The Iarl nnd the Ulrl at the CatlnoTho Tho Klmlurt Iark In IlniokljnThe I Thr remodelled Casino will open on Saturriav riav night of this week with The Earl nndth th Hirl an English musical comedy bySoymnur Soymnur Hicks Percy Oreenbanlt andIvan Ivan Caryll In the cast are Eddie F yTemplar Templar Sato Bernard Dillyn GeorgiaCnine Cnine 7elma flawlrtton Amelia SummerMile Mile Nellie McCoy nnd Violet HallsIn In remodelling tho Casino tho orchestrafloor floor has been lowered to tho street levelnncl I find a balcony replaces what was formerlythe the orchestra Tho main entrance is nowon on Broadway The total Beating capacity is now more than 2000Another Another opening of Saturday night willlie lie that ff tho old Park Theatre in Brooklynnow now Uno An zw the Shubert Park The hotisehas has been reconstructed and redecoratedThn Thn opening attraction will ho BerthaCalland Calland in Sweet Kitty Bellairs under thomanagnnient management of David BolaeoTime The Hurt on Holmes LecturedThe The Travelogues of Burton Holmeswill will this reason lie given at the LyceumTheatro Theatre on five Friday afternoons beginning ning Novemt or 17 and five Sunday evenings lags eginning November 19 the BUbjcctsI Icing Port Arthur tho Siege and Surrender render The Passion Play Olcrammcrgaui gaui Tyrolean Alls SwItzerland PartUn tine Fastorn and Bwit erland PartTwo Two Ventcrnewg XIWR or Pla and IMa erHavmond Havmond Hitchcock and the companyplalnK playing ICasy Dawson will bring their aon non to a close on Saturday nicjht NOemherII 11 at the Grand Opera House Mr Hitchcock cock will reopen early in December at thnt remrmt Theatre in Boston In a now musicalcomedv comedvDaniel Daniel Frohman has arranged to continift tinift tho run of George Ados Comedy Just Out of College at the Lcoum for three WSC kl loncer On Monday eveningOVrfltr JtovptnUr 50 he will present a now American I can comedy by Charles Klein entitled limn Lion and the Mouse At the conclusion I elision of this engagement Miss EthelHanvtnoro Hanvtnoro will anpcar in the f M Barrincomedv comedv entitled Allco8itByThoFirefier fier this piifiwement Miss Fay Davis1H will nppcnr in AllofaSuddcnPoBgyS15t I r9Ofl ominiinlpaw Impro rnirntThe The Jersey Central Itnilroml is planning to spend tl500000 for ImprovomcntH atComniunliaw Comniunliaw The working plans an designed signed by J 0 Oegood the railroads chiefenpinrer enpinrer call for tim filling in of a miloluaro luaro of swami land south of the terminal cal tracks along the river front The reclaimed claimed land will be converted into a ft nightl l yanl and the construction of a number of Ipiers will followh h nOOWi AltOoorge AITUmIlGoorge George Bernard Hhaw ocruploH a conBplcuous Bplcuous place jimt now In the literary 1111woll well as tho eJmmatl foreground A newboo book con cent lag tho pin rii gut and hiiworlt I work nhoiit to bo lusued under the tltuof of ieorgo Barnnnl Shaw Ills Plnyscontiiliis contiiliis Home Information confcrnlug hlHelrl early days which dlsixiU tho Illusion thutlie ho starved for arts nuko In the boalnnlniof of his career I ho dramatist comes of anolt old and fairly proHjuroiw Irish fumllj HH paternal gr idiithor Burnnrd HhllwIall was high nhcriil County l it kenny and hilira father wall u man of inearB lie pitheiihead head of tho family 11 Major Sir FredericSliuw Sliuw Bart D H O cf Uuimoy Park Loudon don iiaw went to London with his mothcand and sister In 1870 when he was 20 years oldTIm Ten year later lit van a fnrnlllar charactcabout about town and In ton yearn more ho WMfall10uH famous In ISO ho Inherited thu statuor of his maternal granilfpthor a fox huntlnBimlro Bimlro of the old school amid In tho 8amoyear year ho was furriod to Miss CharlottFrances Frances PayneTownshcnd Ills mothea a vovy nwoct anti otieriiblo lady was atone one tIme n mambO of an atnatour operntlsociety society in Dublin in Jliich his Mister galnenotable notable success In tho ihlof r 6les cud whichIU11I has left a record of Borne really brilliarperformances performancesMrs Mrs Allan MocXnughton who was MyrKelly Kelly and will continue writing for HeCII4TL Clurin under that name had the plenaurtho the other day of entertaining tho Littlefltizens Citizens who belonged to th llnricrgarte claas which she has made famous in flctiotTlio The rambling old house in which MrsMncXnughton MacNnugliton lives originally belongod toIartin Martin Van Buren and has until recentlbeen been occupied by his granddaughter whohaA has now Bailed for Holy to Join her husbantan an Italian Count It is frll of unoxpoctedoors doors and corridors and curious old fashioned ioned furniture and appointments manyof of them gifts to the Van Buren familyMrs Mrs MacNaughton tins suggested cnllinher her new home The Home of tho Thirtytwo two GablesThe The Hookman is responsible for tho reportthat that the motor car Is at present one of them08t most compelling factors to success in fietion tion and that tho man or woman who cnnndroltl adroitly introduce technical nllrtslonsimiotor tomotor motor mechanism into tho lighter formof of romance Is suro of an audience Iprobably nprohably probably twothirds of tho magazine officein in the country according to this authoritya a writer will bo greeted with Bring us Ina a good automobile storythat Is what ourrCaders readers want nowadaysMarlon Marlon Ilnrlamle new book EvervdaEtituetto Etituetto contains among a great manother other rules of conduct her authority on amuch much debated question According toMTH Mrs norlands idea My dear Mr Blankis I is more formal than is Dear Mr BlankIn In England quite the contrary unago Isobllgutor obligatory and to call n friend Dear Mror or Dear Miss without tho prefix My1is is euro to offend and be misunderstoodMrs Mrs Hnrlanda book is designed as thoprefnce preface explains for people of humblilineage lineage and rude bringing up who yet havlongings longings and tastes for gentlehood amfor for the harmony and beauty that go willreally really good breedingThe The question as to whether tho serialpublication publication of a novel lessens its sale whet Issued in book fonn has been onco moreemphatically emphatically answered in the case of BoothTarkingtons Tarkingtons Conquest of Canaan the adVance vance orders for which wero so largo that thonovol novel wns already In its fourth edition ontho the day set for its appearance bet wlnCOlrs covers Mr and Mrs Tarkington in company pony with Mr and Mrs Harry Icon Wilson son are now in Itlay They have leaNxlthovilla villa of Elihu Vcdder on the island of Capriwhere where they will sj end the winterOne One of the mot touching opisodps InJames James Branch Cabells Lino of Lovegrow grow out of a wager made at a sup orwhen when Mansfield was flaying Henry VThe The conversation turned on Shnkest caresomission omission of Falstaff from Henry Vand and thence on the old story that Elizabethtiad hall ordered him to write a r lay showingFalstaff Falstaff in love and how he evaded the orderin in tho Merry Wives of Windsor It wnscontended contended among tie gtiests that It wns impossible possible to connect FnlstafT with the notion tion of genuine love lint Mr Caholl wageieda a supper for tho j arty that he could do Itin in two weeks time The Love Letters ofFalhtaff Falhtaff was then written in that time in aone one net drama and later rewritten and exrandod randod to form ono of the pUolet in thenow now book under the old title Tho LoveLetters Letters of FalstaffIunrh Iunrh voices nn EnglWi appreciation ofMr Mr Howellsd recent English sketch whichis is genuine and hearty in its admirationand and says among other thingsllrsttlrs llrsttlrs lie U so rcatnnihlr and anne and Inmanshalffi shakes you liy tho taint it speak In d Ilirrnry sand rnsiand and links Ills arm In yours Just at It Ion were theone one frtftid he hal been looUlng for through the ulduworld world and away you 110 with him on a o aco otddlRlittul ddlRlittul discovery throiiKh the murky streets ofLondon London or the lazy Inmlsrapi ot rural KnglanilThcte Thcte never was so plinsaru a guide or one whomadf made you ser so clearly nnd fed so Kicnly all thuqurrr qurrr and fuMlnatlnir brautlrs ot our creat cityand and our mollicr land llatr oil to Mr W 0IIolell lloweltslOne One of the important volumes of lettersand and memoirs that will be published thismonth month U Mrs Brookfiold and Her Circleby I by Charles and Frances Broollield BothMr Mr and Mrs Brookfield were on the mostIntimate Intimate and friendly terms with suchpeople people as Tennyson Thackeray the Carlyle lyle the Glad ton i Hallam and Aubreydo do Vero and tho story of their lives nndfriendships friendships is made up of extracts fromdiaries diaries and from letters written by theBrookllelds Brookllelds and to them by their frifimUThe The death of Lady Currlo at Harrowgate gate removes a figure well known in theliterary literary nnd social world As a novelistand and poet Violet Fano achieved distinction tion before she wns married to Lord Currioin in 1801 Slto WOH at that time a widowher her first husband being the Into Mr HenryS S Singleton She wns the daughter of timInto late Mr C J S Montgomerio Lamb nnd aBijter star of the present baronet of that nameMemoirs Memoirs of Marguerite do ValoLs Queenof of Xavarro Under Cross and Crt centTho The Story of Holan Dnvenant and othervolumert volume are included in tho list of ViolelFanes Fanes publicationsMr Mr Murray Is about to Issue an accountof of the three Duet captains at TrafalgarHardy Hardy of tie Victory Henry IJigby of thoAploo Aploo and Charles Bullen of the BritanniaIt It lias been supposed that Hardy destroyedhis his correspondence but some hundreds ofliis his letters have been discovered amid formtho the foundation of his biographyA A new novel by Mw Israel angwlll liasbeen been published entitled Tho First MrsMolllvor Molllvor The character who gives thetitle title to tho book and dominates tho narrationfrom from time first chapter to tho last line is nolonger longer living and yet it l 4 not easy to saywhether whether the story Is supernatural or notIn In this doubt ho artistic interest of tho bookis is said to ronnlstMr Mr George Car Kggleston hn t consented sented to become honorary president of thoManhattan Manhattan branch of tho Dickens Fellowship ship and in that capacity is to preside nttt tt i rVDI1ATIOSfoi I A ltII1WATIOSHA We are postponing the advertisementhol menthol our reeeef publications until Wednesdays November 81hIn In order to devote this space to the public serviceriTjT all We share with all the people of the United States the anxietyyj yj with which the result of the coming Klcction in New Yorkis is awaitedThe arr The quality of the citizenship of our greatest community is ontrial jJ trial and we appeal to our personal friends business associatesand and all high minded citizens in the City and County of New Yorkto to vote for WILLIAM TRAVERS JEROMEFor For District Attorneybelieving believing that their yerdict should and will be an unquestionedapproval approval faithful and able service as against the arrogant dictationof of a discredited political parasitetfTT tfTT The fight is not for Mr Jerome personally or for the peopleJj Jj of New York alone it is in the interest of the whole countryJohn John W Luce and CompanyPublishers Publishers Boston MassA A New Novel byBOOTH BOOTH TARKINGTOA oheConquest Conquestof of CanaanA A story so overmastering in its intensity of interestso so sweeping in sympathetic enthusiasm that thereader reader carried away in spite of himself forgets all butthe the fortunes of Her and of Him the woman and theman man to whom the author has given lifeHARPER HARPER St BROTHERS PUBLISHERS NEW YORKThe r The StaircaseBy 01 SurpriseBy By Frances A MathewsAuthor Author of My Lady Peggy Goes to TownCould Could you marry a Chinese Princess The Earl ofStavordaile Stavordaile hero of this novel of the ChineseJapanesewar war thought that lie could Her name was Chi Joyand and she was quaint and fetching But then he metan an American girl He did not like her because of hermoney money He disliked her because of his mothers machinations nations But she loved him Hence the surpriseD D APPLETON COMPANY PUBLISHERS NEW YORKI 1I fIl 1 v I i J q i t w II I Y 1 I t i to j t I tile FellowDhlpH dinner on the nth ol VrPmlxr her Mr ERglexton has been pending thomimmer stouter nt his Lake George homo neartho tho clone building containing tho historicallibrary library collected II y hit Brother the lateKdwnid Edward EtfRlctton compiet lug his recent lvlUbiitlet published book Life in the Kichteunthi i entury denling with nmnncrh nnd cuttuius touts and political ovents of Colonial daysCharleH Charles Clark Munn has clanged the titloof of his forthcoming book to The Girl fromTnnH TnnH 1luco Tlio author Btutefi llial thomibJLCt mibJLCt of tho ketch in not un umiginnryono ono In tho northern wildurnors of ilainowhich which Yr Munn ban visited each huntingand and llslting season for tho yust thirty yearsthere there formerly was a rude i lacu of entertainment tainment for lumlicrmon and chance sportsincn Itch called TlmR Place where n utrlkingly ingly handsome girl barefooted anti wearing inn moons castor clothing waited upon thoIliiepth Iliiepth She was called Chip thin mibjectol ol leant value to a lumberman Her fatherwan wan an escaped convict but her mother character from whomMio WUJo a woman of fine Mio inherited n house of womanhood whichrevolted revolted against I he lIfe before tier Thinfeeling feeling led to a desperate escape whichforms forms tho theme of tho storyITUIHVTKINS ITUIHVTKINSInsurance InsuranceDebauchery DebaucheryWhat What is wrong in tlmLife Life Insurance businessthat that tho big compiairsshould should be centers of financial cial irresponsibility Thehavings savings bonks have ns muchI I I money without sran alI I Sninttliing more is wrongtlmn than mere personalitiesAn I An explanation of themechanism mechanism whereby millions lions arc collected irilhottlaccountability accountability is given inhe he November number ofThe The Worlds WorkIt 1 It is simple miioh easierto to understand than yourpolicy policy isIn I In the December numberwill will be told thi story otHenry Henry II Hyde the inventor tor of this wondcrlul mechanism anism which has made thebusiness business big alit its character acter IwdIttcr Ittcr 2S Onti Ktun aThE Vr ri 1 i mi GAWwJEvccvrm urtv vrHfwomfJi 1JoA iavsE lIImlXAV WOMDOVBLEDMT DOVBLEDMT PACE CO NEW YOK I I From all thb disheartening cuing and intolrjble situation aLien wrought in a freecountry country by moneymadness ness and organised greedwhat what shall comeThis This is one short paragraph graph from Charles EdwardRussells Russells superb For wordto to his series on MansStruggle Struggle for Equality inEverybodys Everybodys Magazine forNovember NovemberFor For many a day the worldhas has not seen such absorbingwriting writing as thisWhen When Russell gets downinto into a subject he becomesterrible terrible in his dramaticportrayal portrayal of the conditionsof of the poor and how theycannot cannot stand it any longerand and what they did and theresult resu1tto yousome dayEverybodys Everybodys Mncnrlne in cfntai i 1 yearThe Theusician i usicianA I A Mont III Journal Pevntnl ID I tie KduratlonnlInUlcuM InUlcuM 01 MublrThe I The November Number COn llnllMIIll MIIll Instrvmiriils In tlir MctrniKilllan MilfcillnM I M i 1lIk I tIe 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