The evening world. Newspaper, October 7, 1901, Page 4

THE WORLD: MON WE SHALL WIN BY 70,000—VAN WYCK. Mayor Makes Many Virulent Attacks on Fu- sionists at Board of Estimate Meeting. day Mayor V portion of the demning and attach didates stowlng unqualitied pr: meny ticket, would be sald Commissioner Dalt ment of Water Si TGLAT tor next $281,023 over this explaining an inc’ Water I ferred to the a Association, reau had taxes. 7 3590.00 more had year than heretofor At this the M whealel in his chair, grew red in and sho 1 We must not any ttention to what the Merchants’ Associa the papers say. They are now w for the mpalen.” An iner nt Inte: Croton system of H6197.0 for, and again the Merch ing Was asked and | tlon attacks were brought Mayor this time sald ‘The Merchants’ Assoc! Chamber of the Campaten publican utterances of eway." LOW IN TEARS aAta ADIEU. Varewell candidat nelrs must alty Campaign, Seth Low shed tears in to the students of Col. when in his annu: ave nos tice that he would sgn tion as Presid of the w in order to that portion spoke of volee br: tears that he ke forth several had trled and he was for « time studenty cheered wildly, and Mr recovered his com- compe The cMlately after the morning xe tt b- Dia's President Ms leave takt After referring to the pre by the University, he dwet In on the th of Prerilent Mekinte He cont! afternoon for the university a romeo that accepting this responsibility from th city, I should resign without the fear of complicating t iniversity sin answ the summons, 7 shatl retire perman ty. Lowa yoent Ghe cen:jaign ana man who hax burned his bridges behind Bim. 1 wan! to by able to say ver 1 please Wwitheut sffe 3 A “For the university It Is be should be committed to the body who ean give his to It. "My firm pra that whe may alwats each and every 0 add to her f “Columbia ha: utes, but she end unshaken A meeting versity wt! It ts expec Dean of 1 ux _temporar i President Law's re de upon. SONG WRITER A FORGER. Gtartiac inal by Mo ¢ Rosenfeld In the m Blonroe soser Bet W651 the New Orle foran races In the pool-ro Heinemann, now he wan} of you may help in tne ¢ Supreme Rosenferd at @ system tulmns fron after he f The past history much to hia disma He made Rosenfeld under the name he had shad served formatory. ‘aterm Inthe Blatee ie= es ILLINOIS DAY AT BUFFALO. Gov. Yates and Senntor Mason Ad- @ressed Big Gathering from Wen: BUFFALA, Oct. 7.—After three post- Ponements Iinols Day at the Pan- American Exposition was finally cele- ‘brated to-day. Thero was a jarge at- dtendance, After music by the First Regiment Band, Bishop Samuel Fallows, of Chi- +e 0, @eliveread prayer. The remainder let itheipfogramme| coristuted of an nd- it of the Exposition Company, by. Gov. Yates, of Mlinots, by United States Senator m. Leut.-Col. Frank 0. Regiment. and Ed- ‘Phe exer vocal. and to Columbia on} Leaving to Enter Mayor- | 1 | mate } in} 1 Keamey lamps and » Rronx, over last year vorably on this tnereas 1. as will proportionate me item in the other borouhs: When Brookivn’s sub-department was callel, Deputy Commiastoner Kerwin spoke for it, ae Commissioner Kenrney ed ienorance. lie askel for an ff SviNdi AS an item of ra. ked that he thought repairs were belng con additional salaries about rem glad to | Grand Jury come into his oMfce this nf ternoon for examination, and that he DAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7, 1901. IPOLICE ARREST SUSPECT IN THE (Continued from First Page.) the precinct that they might have waved themselves great trouble anil quickly solved the myatery of the lad’s identity by looking on their own “blotter.” Ryun could give the police Ute) ald toward the solution of the m tery of his boy’s murder further than aint them with the companions. Detectives w sent out to trace the lad’s movement: after leaving home yesterday afte noon. Finling the Body. Policemen Hogan and Culhatie, walk Ing through West Twenty-second stice between Elghth and Ninth ayenu: t 5 o'clock, saw what they took to » sack of omts on the grass plot in t MAL West Twent Mogan thought It a atrange eto leave a sack of oats, and, step- ould ay away and not Interfere. he Mayor turned the attack from the Deputy Commistoner to the Grand Jury at this point, and replted: ‘These Grand Juries are ready at all to pull people up, but ao far they t got anything that sticks, have got a District-Attorney r here who Ukes thi» sort of thing and is against the admintatration, We probably hear of lots of tt for the xt five weeks, but when we win by +09 to 70,900 we won't hear any more ot tt HISSERT BACK INTHE TOMBS Judge Lacombe Takes the Wardman's Case Under Advisement, 1 George C. Bissert, con- . tok up to-day before of the United Stat Clreuit of Sing thent was comp Judge de dvinemen the ‘Ton A writ of heabeas carpus insert wt sat in tat wrought from ¢ wateulng, from a and Fred of counsel for the ex-policeman, have Jaid thelr plans wi ne avowed Intention of taking the case to the United n court of last Dietr tot tiles Attorney Ga allezations of counrel thal there Was either ppeated for Bisnert erman presentas to the Court pointe upon which the. ex- Man avk# a change from the State Lacombe asked him to fundamental law upon the the ° priscmer wed thal Constitn on aay Jury 1 courts ined the fore Mr she exposition law Jury ed for a detall ¥ trled bee Jury had avoring the State's nd abridge ndant to ehal- presented clalme, and jisten pnt tnelined to x! oe) the points i 1 not take up the errers e courts in the Ora trha {nninted that he must posible tn this the that te the ot ranted ih burt would bi was 4 o'clock when trict-Attornes, Mr, Gans, reply to the argument of cultnael, He Insimed that the court ought not to grant the Nabeas corpus, and that. the trial had been fatr, oe FRENCH REVENUE FELL OFF. September Returns Showed a Hh Goverament Detict PARTS, Oct, 7.—OMctal returns for September show the decrease in the the Anaistant Vegan hie Bissert's revenue 14 22,096,700 francs, compared with 20,092,900 francs In the same month of 19, Under the ertimates the total defelt for the first.nine months of 191 aMownts to 137,000,000 francs, compared with $8,000,000 during the same period of 19). Under the cathmates sugar in re- sponaidle for a deficit of 49,00, france, ‘The Tempa to-day takes a gloomy view’ of the proopects. “TU xaya Ite la ime posulble to face such a aituation without Serfous anxiety with io garticnlar cir- cumstance or unusual nditure to , sustity: it when nd ping In, pulled back the flap of the bur lap. The discolored face of the dead child was revealed. He felt the body. Tt was still Mmyp. “He may be alive.” said Hogan, “Get an ambulance surgeon.” While awaiting the physician the p liceman striped the sack from the body and found it nude, except for a pair of drawers. Dr, Chittenden, of Hospttal, arrived, 1 child dead, the New York pronounced thy How Mi OTNia is a raid. ‘The only Mat the discoloratio: have been caused child's head. The body wa Twentleth street wagon, removed to the West atath bundle were a with the a white stockings. itn stk trek mldnisht Hradauar i Weat 1 going on the ACM He ‘wae two told to return to Headanar thls me 1h ain boy play outside rtments Hone nF), Mens With hin years old Years old street, nil uid, who itv hola, TH Ine poe fuding vein wht The poile work of a ¢ mutilations work of a pi cra body look won of that chara —_ DYING OF ACID POISON. Poller Sny She Tri band Says 4 Sul ake. Mra, Fella Goldberg, wife Goldberg, dealer in’ paint, at Ridge street, Iv a patient in Gouverneur Mospital suffering from car acid polsoning, Her condition is serious, Although the police of the Delancey street station have recorded the case As one of attempted suicide, Mr, Gold- berg saya that his wife mistook the bot- tle containing the carbolic acid for one In which was medicine she had been taking for nervousness and that sho] DCne a pledge to sup took the polson by mistake, BOY M | Assi 00070 af ON SHEPARD SO JOHN CONSIDINE, BOOK- MAKER. BLITHELY DECLARES Keeney, Who tet Stcthi. » Wakes t Wage tory that tor odds Herald he or side woul ting off T nave tut ts a furrter. when ameWtian rly taeconad xt Twenty tated th 2 Mute Welglin ie) pounds, Murphy kor, on Law Parole Club, th Henry at even Paterna el ACORNS FIRE FIRST GUN. 6 Order of A 1 by newaspal of opposing one-hour meetings bresent campaign The meetings wil! begin at rns, an organization men for the ‘Tam: very di : roadway piain= oraaazation and Ine o stop at the booth tn oom and enroll them- wlvex as members, ‘There were no initiation fees ar dues, the only requirement for momberen! ot the entire a three epeecl Svery day, each limited to ten miautes, URDER CAE MOVE TOQUISH. 3 INDICTMENTS. EFFORT TO CLEAR GLENNON, SHEILS AND DWYER. ed by the District- ye OMe D wie Reserved, mea We Ridgw station tndictment. for neglect of duty fore Judge MeMahon 4) tu uiting witness, could swear th the keeper of a dis- eppored by Assistant cision was “TURKEY WANTS TO JOIN. Necks Ad: ecibte an Sultan fon to the LONI states that atch from pquest admit Tal the a ounty Black Cat Shirts Madras Re. fined in style Qa thourh won derfully In- nsive. 1,000 Designs at °5c. 6 for $5.25. 7158'way,op.Wanamaber's. Va 303 Bai poesia 6 St 2VTbth AL beLLAS TSthSts \ Do you know ehat ow $1.39 HATS ‘Rood the $1.90 kind sold else ve all styles. Try one, .| ST. Louis Boss Has Nothing to Say of Low’s Bitter Arraign- ment, OTHERS FOLLOW SUIT. Democratic Glub Now a Temple of Mysterious, Dense Silence When an Outsider Mentions Politics. yeratte Club, whfey has al- e been full of life, ts as yard. There seem of visitors there, toma if the: a wh ‘Tim" Sul of the sitora at the clu every morning there as regulariy ay clockwork, short talc with ( Kl then wn on Fifth a chu to be ple : most of them Hd to nds one Mr. Croker went over County and 3 day, a about as of Manhat- Morgan J. Untermeyer, Robert dward G. Whitaker onrien, A, Van Wyek and or Henno Lewin Merk—Robert Muh or George . Dayton City Court—John P. Schuchman. Hogister—Is) Cora uusch, ward Hart, Antonio all renominated. eon Ex-Assemblyman Cnrrolt ALBANY, Oct, 7,—Willlam A. « who re} and Assemoly 1 Dlatrict, of Albany County, In tie Soa ssembly In ISM, dled suddenly was foreman of in this! branch houses, was not alone due to prudent housekeeper can well afford to overlook us. aN ON DEVERY. “| Don't Want to Say Any- thing About Politics Now,” He Declares, AFTER NOTIFICATION. Then He Says He Will Outline to the Committee His Gen- eral Policy. ring upon off e position Pm in anything until the tee calis upon my “WIL you de Di anked. nation to ety about polite Vaion him with retain Devery nothing to say Mr. Shepard deiven to his THe Sun tives. 602 INCOMING STEAMSHIPS. DUB To-DA lowest prices. quality is the all-important consideration, and the very magnitude of our business, moment, must make this plain to you, NH. Vanderbil to Become a Samm Resident of Oyster Ray. 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