The evening world. Newspaper, October 12, 1901, Page 2

>) this morning arraigned bet BOOTHS. Another Great Army of Cit- izens Is Registering To-Day. BREAKING ALL RECORDS. Marvellous Results of Yesterday Seem Likely to Be Repeated— McCullagh on the Watch. Another big rusn of citizens to the reg- fatration booths 1s reported to-day from all over the city It seems probanle that | standard for the number of votecs en- rolled on th: second registration Jay an “off year’ witi bo set. Leaders on beth sides were auc by the marvelour work yes! re to-day taking desperat out thelr followers, are being watched by bothe « the registration booths are ¢ night it is belleved fully names will have been added to the lists ‘There 1a litle chance for colonization in any part of the city. As on ye day, the deputies of State Superintend- ent McCullagh ure stationed In y istrict where “repeuters are lkely be found, and at the fret attemp: Tun tn “floaters" arrests will be made. So far to-day no trouble has beer reported, but vigilance has been by 1 means relaxed. Drookly existration, Reports received at political head- quarters In Brooklyn indicate that the heavy registration of yesterday Is hold- ing up. Although the registration thus far shows a falling off from the figures of 190), there is a substantial increase over the registration for the Muyoralty election in 1897. Both sides claim an advantage in this increase, The Ite ans assert that the decreases are all in Democratic districts and the Inci ps in Republican Teme ue THAY ae BY £00k LiKe SHERROD & LOW AND TwEy AREA TALsiING' iN N FARBELL Makes No Reply to Charge) that Gamblers Dictated , Nomination. | DOESN'T EVEN DENY IT. Declares He Will Not Dignify Judge istrict. Chairman John 1. Shea, of the Demo- cratic Campaign Committee, Matly dine putes the Republican claim of advant age. He doce not give figures, but ae werts that the gains a tn Democratle districts and the losses in publican districts. “Brookiyn, h sald, “will roll up an old-time majority, for Hae ward M. ard Big Negistrat ‘The total number of voters who res- istered all the five boroughs of Greater New York yesterday was 23),604. This remarkable showing for the frst Gay Is in excess of the total registra: Uons on tirst days for each year s Jevi, with the exception of last year, when the unusual laterest aroused by the WresidenGal campaign Lioughs out & total of 253.uKs An 1k97 the ‘frat 199,592; in 1899 it awe wo only %, frations surpass Mayoralty year, with only municipal! issues involved, and another AY te pourlng of voters ix looked for t ———$—$——_ ELECTION BETS. Wall Street Firm Waxered 83,500 on Low—Even Money Mule fon was These bets were reported in Wall atreet to-day Cc. He M heimer bet Tho name of other princip Stated. Mr. Minzeshie.mer 91,00 against X40 on Low. Bunnell & Buchs ot have $4,000 of Low money even money, which {s SULTAN HONORS AUTHORS. Edward W. Dodd and tal, of Brookly Dee CONSTANTINOPLE the Sultan yeaste: elved Ge ace Porter, the Stat sador to France, and Mrs, i Prevented a valuable former and decorated the Grand Cordon ot Oct. 12. souvenir the the latter with the Cae tn Wilkens Dodd Bowman lao recelved | Kriw fhe author, and his w a. the authorcas, ya. The Sultan ¢ Deed + Order of the Osn ‘ See Claes, and on 3 Dodd Onter of the Chefakat of the Second The whole party afterward took tea fn the Yildiz Par ———- — -- SLIPPERY LAD IN TOILS AGAIN. WILLIE BLANCH HAS THRICE ESCAPED FROM RESTRAINT. “Wilile” Blanch, a little four 14 Brookign tnd, who han tire ‘escaped from the hands of tho | ) trate Furlong, Police Court. 9 Mrs, Mary Devine, who has a cloth- ing store at No. 2} North Elliott street, paeeused the boy of stealing $23 from At the request of the Chil- dren's Society, however, shy withdrew oar complaint, and Blanch was sent to (thy House of Refuge as a vagrant. val months ago Dianch escape! pthe Children's Soclety Shelter by out of a fourth-story window d down a leader to the in the Myrtle Ay. In his lust nf three ot t an the Court adjo ex among other thi O7 waa in the ae was made on |) which nk Farrell, tty nee, a while | Admiral Dewey said was # in this mete him that “Senator Sulll- { Spaniah Fleet. not Henry Wo Unger for Diss | van’) wished to see him, ace Aten triet-4 by Tammany Ho {Croker yUme in hastening to aaroriiheniny Mr Unger was 1 to-day if he * room, which he I efore the eon stahinze any defenwe to to the eha erent ided per of Cerveri's Meet a sald he would not reply to it Mr t fF orenewed his deter: | ite sald that while wan ne early callers at the | mination to-day to remain silent on the} mitral mpson ta Democratic Club. He had a long confer subject of polities. Ever atnce i the morning of May 2s, he went estore ence with Mr. Croker When jtura trom Wantage he has maintained | ond was told by Capt Allen, in Ad oy a reporter Mr 0 exp fer) a mecreey that Naw axtounded even his] Remey'n norance as ty what the charges con-| most intimate friends: fin Santta sisted of Finally he sal “Yea, 1 heurd » the matter in thee, 1 will wwer “Te that all <. about al “Don't you when to deny wbler« candle mth entirely Mien with Croker. | Up Fiaht. | Jerome Keer | meeting toe] Justice Jerome at hist day sald Tam aware th Ite all teginiation wi ha uu to retop tt. Tt Into human na ture from bi tked to Judge admit What given he ha and stri w in, LETTER-CARRIER WAOT WATER, JORDAN ACCUSED OF DEFAM- ING PRESIDENT M'KINLEY. yat-Oltice Inapectora M , who have deen tnvestigating of Letter-Carrler Neil Jordan, Nod. who famatory | MeKinivy, for- mn inquiry aad cerning have com Previous to going apectors are id similar cas Hornellsvill b wo of the heases against Jordan were local pust- wil. He was recaptured and sint Juvenile Asylum. He showed PHOr the insidution's system of lat by. escaping ‘ftom ‘thy third f isle third ty m rope, Mrsaay neas men. The testimony of the wit- eases and of Jordan himself was put tn writin Jordan wax present during the hearing. It Ix expected that th Ington authorities will take p tlon In the matter, es War Secretary fin King. Beene oct PAA Secretary, rs rick; arrived at Balnioral to-d: guia visit tp King award, us) (ee Mire Wash- mpt we- vi GEASILENT “Bl BOSSES CROKER |SULLIVAN BECKONS AND THE! SQUIRE RESPONDS. ing {Tammany ta Po wow Ler ne see WURRY DUTCH Haw CLD ARE you ? WC NOW WE ANT HERE TER FIGURE ore 42,3,4 TIN” EVEN “Falsel’’ Cried Rayner the Accuracy of ye AIL the Te WASHINGTON, Oct 12—Juat before My for Shepard on [ine Sehtey Court of Inquiry adjourned the Brooklyn Crowd. ay Jide dvocate Li made re- ks about the conduct of Mr Ray- ‘Admiral Schley’s chief couns Sullivan's power ts becom- the latter res Mr. Itay troduce a state “nk Tim" ¢ more | welfeussertive ol}-timern Jerome's Assertion with Crone an Answer, An inetd Van's power of Wig stity Eh the He requests for bis view th of Hay A few days ago the Tammany feftain showed relenting signs. ready to morrow,” hi hurnday eo owith mer CHAE red In hin room at th sald Mr. ita sdletated by the gamblers Fad aentiloaniwonlicheUhe nadia eotine thr i Tdon'teare to dignity the charge! not to talk at all Those wh recalled the datly talks ch was then read | ng yut during the last campaign to When the: name roker are puzal at his reth Frank Ihe t MT now. Hut those cloxe to the ¢ with the derstand it, for he is holding “Who ie Prank wis { the He owas told rell wae puted to be a member the gam Croker'a! Neutenants combine, and was salt to be Worlt reporter to-day that} fogs t tect ‘ 40; 3} had clded ! the gambling howtses th i wil run the campaign c "You knew ax much about that ast \ Lodo? sad | | He then i } | MURPHY DOESN'T WANT TO QUIT. COMMISSIONER FRANKLY SAYS HE a w Mlee punced at ive hin good friends the reporters Necuuelagipurdingdurancesviio tel s vate oMee. The reporters filed) assumed, she rivala her mistress as | un actress, Tut the police place much | nee Mirs ftus's wtory What do the Brooklyn D te nee i : a i ght ehy of the an when th y in thelr campatan | O00 | ve that an attempt wae made to ‘De Myate en of n Yen tylae’ Mrooklyn?” was the first ques] yop a year Miay Loftus relates. |, asked hus heen missing various arttelen | po shouted the Commtsstoner. | « rsonal adornment in the way of vrihet Buch questions should | jewelled pins. rings ind brooches. The | veked,” seen were mysterious, ich Aro the ny pool-rooms In New | jewelry Inted thin alr rhT! was the next n Loftus's home, Ne. 13) Wes "Yon ought to know,’ responded they its stree ° the Inate warded their report to the Wa aes authorithes, } print Jordan and three men who On having heard him use the te I complained of were examined by ti mldalane spectors yesterday, anverren refused toexpMtin tt refused to answer any more questions MINTO MAY LEAVE CANADA. nownten Vriction with the Mintatry Likely] BALTIMORE, Oct. 12.—Ju rrris to 1 0) say» the Datly Chronicle, to frievlon with the Ministry the Earl of Minto js not ikely to complete his term as Governor-General of Canada, if he resigns the appointment wi offered to Baron Det ree Be ens in the club feazes the Ix of the Flying ant » the new Lemly ted, snyit te potleed, Is unu oo Mr big East Si this Mr. Rayner re- nt that demonstrates Sullt- [sponded urred at the chat y “If counsel makes that statement out- Sullivan day, and his arent every of the Ito the Squadro in regi was in purt it inf. A hen stated has been hia re-! ate = Mpa still ¢ ted yesterday 1’ To-mor- int been ring the Harbor, Actress Turns Sleuth and Has THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVE "Vol RT OFF ISHARP CLASH IN | SCHLEY COURT. ete “CISSIE” LOFTUS FINDS - THIEF OF HER JEWELS. «$e ING, OCTOBER 12, 1 991. THE GREAT ARMY OF NEW YORK VOTERS weet \ Waars yYouR WAMEL “PETER MME FADPEN rac Hon IS REGISTERED. fe 3 ME Since vou 3 LANDED? > HOUSE 1 11F IN VY PER INSIDE VAT You THIN} —? * CF 22 FAMILIAR sHOmT ACQUAINTANCE WHATS YER WANE? ‘Youn SWENSABS EN ‘Jon ? “MO YOHN' OW Corse OF’ “CEL SEE. Some sony uwno\ VOU LOSE Your You" When Lemly Talked of His Statements. The Time Fixed, Mr. Hanna—What i# the first positive order? Rayner=May Hanna—Did ceive it on the rH After bedi PSehles) He get it on dun Ha How Se ft possibl Ly an onter after all on Aad Rayner, nton was the fylng squadr Lemly objected ¢ ce WAR NOt he proceedings Kround riinent at was made Ling Jotn t Mr. 1 mark tn w ad with: 1K, he states that outwh Hheay tr te fale, thie Capt that ou heen sos hoatny wining's already brought Clentuexos, was teatImony ou Her Maid Arrested—And This Is No Press Agent's Story. hundred dollars’ worth, wh WANTS TO STAY. “4 " Loftus, the erstwhile vaude- | Siisui tote somimie, but on the “legitt: tus sent her ebony mald, Annie = la the Latest actress to have | Wilson, ¢ Thirty-nixth . her jewels stolen, Usually the theft of | str Wik of “Devery talng: ae SrainTOCLtherpress cleaned. ‘The pins were set with dis Brooklyn Mice Lattua'el alorss alitere: materials | mordsland| pearls the girl prisoner's indign EMzabeth Henry The losses had sa AMM iTIn beseinitehenisre! amounted to se Kk your connee= will SHEAR STANDS. have yp If y O'Netl a ih woul! FEDERAL JUDGE RBULES x EXTRA TARIFF. Y Com- rt for the solu- statement. He however, and also furnish a is Humtiacing Me Holds That fn coments to Re- re Are Equivalent to hing, but the em en} ly fram the hoars-hatred version in that} Awnle returned and told Mivs Loftus — alanis hin RRR she that the brooches were not ready. The mmisaione: urp! an- [has had her maid arrested for the | 4 Se Bus: the kerk then. She did missioner Murphy an eneerl of sleuthing, and found that both noon to-day that he would hes been delivered to. the Saye the Matd Confessed. actress notitled the police, and Clarke, of the West ‘Thirty- event street sta Investigated. He arrested Annie Wilson y. The girl at rst dented. hay: en anys brouch boxes were {in her posseaston. nie was arraigned in the Wert Side days Miss Loftus did not ap. Henry nd for her. She of thirty) missing uring the year. arke testified that the girl to him the stealing of the Mra, Henry read her Th m Cornell held ball for examination, the girl in danny wes pald by Russia on sugars manufactured there, Julge Mortls's dectelon holds that (he induce ners held out by the nt are equivalent to ULT BLOWN UP. Only 8200 In South~ ing > Inneleued ‘THAMPTON, Conn, Oct, 12, ‘8 looted the vault of the Sout ampton Savings Bank here, but secured only $39, the rest of the money In the Institutton—about §2,000—being In a Bate they were unable to onen. The vors were blown to plecer, As their methods of operation seem to heve been distinctly similar to those of the men who attem; to break into the Norfolk Savings Bank a few days BANK VA | Bur United States District Court de- cided (hls afternoon that the extra tariit duty levied on eugar Imported trom Ruesia inte the United States 14 legal, The decision was rentered in the case of A. KE, Downe against the Govern- ment, in which it was contended that’ o Shorten Min Term, in the Oct 12 6 andersiand.” that owing laquiere,"* ago, the officers are Inclined to belleve that the two Jobs were committed by the same gang. settee is Lady Curaon in Bombay. TIO MBAYs: Otte te cLady Curson' of s Kedleston, wife of the Viceroy of Ind! arrved here to-day from Europe. " SHAKEDOWNS Se and CURIOSITY ABOUT 163 CHANGES to Indicate that th all was transfers, but ouneed that there had been forty- during the “Some of them w ly for « he explained. ‘For inetan t this was ence. When thie was sug O'Conn OR TRANSFERS? IN POLICE FORCE. © transfers were not made this and Information requested from Commissioner Mur- week, tor referred the 1 Deput ght-hand man, and M to Soret O' Com tran! : 1 not whow yon referred th 1 on haw ret. thi the * transfer am for Kt i the he bee: put the transf men Quickaliver, Willoughby rerta wer is far as FFIGIALS ARRESTED. Four Members of Registry Register Whose Right to Vote Had Been Challenged, Ho said that the list was an old « etre eee ecke suee | Fftetion between McCullagh takings inketrags (ery Weeks RO | ond a Moard of Registry reaulte! bra nyeull tat afternoon In the arrest of all th e bers ¢ ard, w A meets at 0. 2 street, Brooklyn. ar made at the Instance of Geo, Mand Thon ell two ‘ Loft whom the dts com- PHI Hess, and Lewks D. the Eleventh ond Age mbly 1 Dtstric |trolman Brown, we'll say Its eting 1s only it from the rs from famous auction- net ch Hugh MeLaughiin makes Ninet s headquarters, It was charged Ever polls were opened y ter t y nt were the ch ities thar the well as Democrats rh wily dey yee of the MeCull tole. and, when se stration from a lod; nager Sherer, of the earl street presented wring-Houge Association, states that I thems before the Board short by he has resigned from ths Hoard of the |fore noon and were challenged by ti Empire Conse 1 Quicksilver Minis the Board declined to swe: y of New Jersey. and t he is Unless the deputies would) ta no longer connected with the company {thelr reasons for challenging in any way, A dexpateh from the West 1 and immediately sterdayomentionel Mr, Sherer aa | sought thelr counsel, who obtained war- among the directors recently re from) Magistrat 1 the Adams Street Court, for the arrest or BOY RUN DOWN AB) BROKEN IN CENTRAL PARK. Louls J. Harris, Onner of Ma- chine, Lives at Wal dorian. —_———__ feeding. An automobils, known as the Redjany pei Rover, ran in ¢ his The ey mob rate of sped. at the Waldorf-Astoria, and who the machine, wax operating It. Busily engaged in steering his way uirough, “the, process vehicles, Harris did not seo th n out frog | Hell Gate Ferry Drookiya City, Swanse. D BY AUTOMOBILE. RAHAM WISHWISKY'S LTG ver a fourteen-year-old boy tontral Park this afternoon, breaking leg. usual walking Sa urday afternoon crowd and down the side: ks of the East Drive when the auto: bile came bowling along at a high Louts J. Harris, who pt to cross t lewalk and atten he front wheel front of hii ‘automobll Ked the boy snand passed over his fez [ook Meyele. polte {after Ma i wiom he placed under arrest, ‘The bos | Was taken to the Presbyterian Heapitel | for treatment. He told the doctors there that. his name. was” Abraham Whmnwieks, amd that his parents dived [I am. 0, €3 st Third street, _—— SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY, Mun note. Sum rlaea.eccreeeeres TUE TIDES, Sandy Hook bring Governor's nl ronr OF NEW yon«k. ARRIVED, terday Norton Was the author of valua ing exp:rience in regard to proper “Formerly [ had more or less ner- vous troubie and severe headaches. some poor being suffering from health cnused by the use of improper food.” ‘There {s a reason for this; in the first place, ordinary coffee will show Its effects somewhere in the nervous end. et. Tittany 1 fifty-seven, city editor of and Chronicle, died yes- typhoid pneumonia, Mr. mocrat from jen, n through the ATHLETE'S FAILURE. Was Not a Success Until Me Was Put on the Right Food, Cecellus X. 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