The evening world. Newspaper, October 22, 1901, Page 2

OLS ear THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 22, 1901. i —_— + Fusion Candidate, Rumor Has lk, Has Rented Headquarters from : a Tammany Leader and the Joke Is on Martin Engel. Justice Jerome vroke Into the Red fang out a man jn the Light district to-day. “Hello, Jerry,” ™, He had to break in. And if rumor! “Who are you?’ amked Mr. Sullivan, @hould prove to be true {t Is one of the | “Why. don't you know me? Um from Jokes of the campaign. [the Tenth” Rumor has It that the new headquar-| “You got me skin ten” replied ters of Justice Jerome, el to-day | Sullivan, “I'm from the Twentieth with the assistance of a policeman at| The first caller recelved by Justlee No, 91 Delancey street, is in a how Jerome was a Mra. Stein, who lives tn |Grand street. She m@ked the Juatic: do something to protect her fifteen.vear fold daughter Jen from an east-side woman who had lured the «irl from home three times. ‘Two men were re: out to find the woman and, If necessary, secure her arrest and prosecution After this the energetic candidate turned hin attention to the duties ‘an editor. Me becomes an editor in jreallty to-morrow—the editor of a dally to be called The @wned by Martin Engel, the Tammany leader of the Elgnth Assembly District. It is known that Engel owns the house mext door. Rooms were rented in the Delancey Street house yesterday dy an agent of Justice Jerome. The rent was paid and @ receipt was taken. When the agent went around t morning with a wagon load of furniture £0 take possession he was met by the ‘woman to whom he had paid the rent | Yiddish newspaper yesterday. She had the rent in ner| Ghetto. hand. ‘The object of this paper In the chang- “You can't come in her whe anid. | ing of east aide conditions, and It ta “We don't want you. Ilere’s your mon- | backed by wealthy Hebrews, who be- Neve that in Justice Jerome they have ey, sneak." “Nay, nay." sald the agent, producing |@ man who will work for the Kood of Rls receipt, “I've rented these rooms for | thelr people. @ month and I'll occupy them. At this the woman was reinforced by three men who said that the woman had fo right to rent the rooms. The agent ‘unable to obtain admission alone, we to the Eldridge street police station and got a policeman. With the assistance of the blne-coat he moved into the Delancey stre end quarters, but not until there nad been a lively scrimmage. In Demand Meetings. Meanwhile there were happenings at the main headquarters of Justice Jer- ome at Canal and Haxter streets, The! whirlwind tour of last night had worn him out and he did not appear until nearly noon. All morning the telephone Drought requests for hia presence at! Yor Personal Liberty. “In thin paper,” sald Juatice Jerome to an Evening World reporter, “I shall make my position on the so-called Blue Laws famillar to my Jewish friends. 1 bolteve that they hould have six days in which to transact business. When 1 told them this at New Progresa Hall last night I thought they would tear my clothes off tn thelr efforts to get at me and shake my hand. The men with me had to form « flying wedge to get me out of the hall, “The English-speaking people ort wn know that I atand for personal Mberty and have al- | wayn ptood for it. “If Tam elected Distriot-Attorney I theetings and the ataira groaned under | intend to inaugurate a few reforms. [ the weight of men who called to see| will first of all bend my energies to dim. have the wardman abolished from the ot} STAND FOR PERSONAL LIBE | Hnternal Revenue Collector Fred Eld- tan, the political backer of Wardman Bissert, called to ask Justice Jerome to Sddress. a meeting In his district. He ‘Was accompanied by ex-Assemblyman Jerry Sullivan, SHEPARD HS GIVEN 30,000 “Thus far Expended No iMoney,” He Says, “ Ex- cept for Stenography.’? ice Department. Although drawing pay from the city the wardman i not & policeman. He ts a worker for his own pocket, the captain's pocket and the pockets of those higher up. In the Tenderloin the wardman fs se SINT RRe. *#T have not given $55,000 to the Demo- eratic campaign fund, nor have 1 as yet given $1 to that fund,” sald Edward M. Shepard this morning. “I have thus far expended no money on my campaign ex- cept for compensation fer the or four gentlemen who have aided me in my house and the expenditures for sten- ography, typewriting, cab hire and the Uke. “L shall, how make contributions Httews i arke Of contributions shall texceed- roper for THE SQUIRE ADVISES MR. ” ibute, If elne were date for Mayor and as if to me, y the w >. JEROME AT HIS HEADQUARTERS, rome, "I have Just heard an interesting story about Glennon, I underatand that the Powers That Be are looking for him to Glennon, ‘By the way,” continued Justice Je- ally the captain. I refer, of san | DCOSGO COCO Oa i | | i | | and: not be ow, Is Asked ax dent Cle accepting Bir. Shepard “T have nothing to way Cleveland. The 1 great American are Of the whole country in his honored ret enter elther thi to the 4 towards hie mination, { ex-President any it. continued Mr. the morning papers refe: ch of lust nixht, bas this ules View Char; last night nor bh. if charges. | am the last man to indulue tn Buch ricte: The presence of vic this metro, is us in other great is a terrible and gruesome f senting a prob the Importance Which Is only equalled by ite dificult “The problem has 2 aken up with apitlty and wise < ing humanity by self. tein, id women en- Gages the noble fruitful chari- ties in the diffe t { New York, wome of them relic: » others not, but all deserving thet ent and vigorous support of good gens,’ “T did no ridiculed well nigh cltle 55 Becond a ue on the frat d regintration, stating that he had ily there since Oct. Me was arre on & charge of Mlegal registration and ins heid for trial by Magistrate Rrann. | tion for the writ of habeas corpus was bused, Mr, Collins says: It ts conceded that Hren in the house thirty cton day, and It wa: brocesdings | veto and Brann held Brennan Js sutd to be a Tammany contractor, ——— COCKRAN TO TAKE STUMP. The Citizens’ Committee of 100, formed of the old Shepard Democracy, will hold @& mass-meeting In the Acadomy of Mu- alc in Brooklyn Saturday night. Bourke Cock: will be the Principal speaker, Mr, Cockran was communicated with yesterday by Chairman Bainbridge, and at once consented to speak, It is ex. ted that Edward M. Shepard. will Bibc Appear at the meeting ‘and make a short ade: 1s. Biechof! Issuen Writ of Corpus and Will Hear Case To-Morrow, “eotpus to-day commanding en and the Warden of GOO ACTORS WHO: tof the Twenty-seventh rhe writ Assem- © mands (he board to ph want L. Snader, of the Aud the rolls, so that he may Vote on eitetton day Bnader i: n Act road, but his biggag the Audubon. He hax ne room at this | time, and his wife being on the | rc Junttoe that ina. that he Bis much x “receives bin mail thi his decision Ader made aitdavit JUSTICE BISCHOFF MAKES an| IMPORTANT DECISION. Has ho ther home, s not vote from any Jother residence and {Intended and looked ni the Audubon as his chosen home ont N ange of Realdence.”’ “AML Depends Absence Docs the actual resi pdent on his even, for a taken to Invulve W and pha Sden 8 j intention, a an al jong period will not b # ehange of residence,” (HEGKS'. | station on the techy | Metropole, who sayn that Loening gave Vime 1 a “Tt ts certainly an embarrassing situ- ation for the Powers That Be, for Glen- non 1s about the only man they can de- SULLIVAN to have him to go out on the regular! election shakedown of disorderly resorts, and that he can't be found, LOENING’S ‘| Democratic Club Man Under Arrest and Held for Several ble bets were made by Tam- many men last night and £o-day. One of the biggest was by Senator Examination. “Tim" Sully Tt wan of 310,000 even through a ‘all street house that Shepard would be elected, Sullivan Deputy Tax Commissioner Albert Loening, a member of the Demoers up to date has bet $33,00 on the elec- tion of Shepard, Club and well known In racing circ rding to a report at the Hoffman was last night arrested at his home, to-day Richard Croker has placed | No. 182 West Seventy-sixth street, by |four bets aggregating $30,000, some of Detectives Churchill and Hawkins, and/ which were at even money and some West ‘Thirtleth str cal charge of being earlier at odds of 9 on Shepard to 10 on Law. locked up in the @ suspicious person Tammany leaders who were at first The arrest was made on complaint of] «ny of the Shepard end of the propo- Edward Lewin, a guest wt the Hotel BET OF $10,000. & Wagers that Amount Even that Shepard Will Be Elected—Has $33,000 Up. TY” --- JEROME. To Abolish the Wardman and Make the District Attorney Personally Accessible to All Citizens Is Jerome's Plan. pend on in the Tenderloin, of thls most active candidate. To. “Another thing; if 1 am Distriet-At- night for two hours he will leave the any citizen who gets into! east side and “Red Light districe can call and talk to me person-}to talk to the upper west Jaliy. Heretofore tne DistrletsAtionie| Will tell the Repuolicans and |hag been accessible only to newspaper |! Jents the forceful facts he has ireporters, well-known ens and poll: | br us forth every night Im other jucians, 1 Pam in that office te will | f the city, he open to al Most part the section iy "t mean that IT want crooks to) strongly It Hean, ‘ me, ‘The way to treat a crook /asiy Shen asked why: be ied nee is to put the gaff into him whenever | mike thee at up thy To those n with him jopportunity offers, but there Is many a lroapidevhl a whe : orate hix Inauguration of his campalan, poor devil who gets before the Grant | ‘ Hae oncoghlascampalen: Jury who would not get there if th polnts in hie’ ability ‘ty moet the aes | District-Attorney knew of the facts. his many-sided campaign “tt the custom of the unfor- | TAIs Was shown in his lively tour last at different points n Reform Union, . the Greater Ne 1 the City Visi . de a new speech each JEROME STIRS UP SULLIVAN. Senator “Tim” Sullivan was indignant n he # tunate to go to the Tammany district leader for help, The district leader, gen- erally with the assistance of some shyater lawyer. shakes down the unfor. tunate by promising to use Influence with the District-Attorney. [is of e trivial nature in a majority instances and the leader never sees the District-Attorney at all. “lo shall work unremitungly take the power of shaking down the unt The trouble | of} tuante out of the hands of the district | When he appeared at the Democratic leader, To do this [ shall keep my | Club this morning, He had been read office open at all houre and no man in| ing some of the things Judge Jerome sald of him in his whirlwind campaign tour about town last night. trouble will be unable to see me. I shall take the Interposttion of the dis- trict leader entirely out of the affairs! “Mr. Jerome declares that I vistted of the District-Attorney.”” [Hugh MeLaughiin and entered Into a Justice Jerome spent an hour thie | cominetion with him tod Mr. Crok- er. thus forcing the nomination of Mr. hepard,” said the Senator. “That is beolutely falss, Ido not know Mr. Mc~ Laughlin, Ih never had any com- munteation with him in my lfe, afternoon in the Delancey street head- quarters where he shook hands with scores of east-side residents who wished him luck, To-night he wil? make five speeches. Here ts his schedule: | “As T have sald before, all this tak 4.00—Camp Seth Low, One Hane |of disaffection in Tammany Hall ts dred and Twenty-ffth street and | 1 The utmost cordialty and Seventh avenue. harmony exists between — Richard S30-H. F. Foote Republican [Croker and tie district leaders, Mr. Club, 201 West One Hundred and aeerrbiline etonina ‘hls mouth ee Fifteenth stree Complete returns from the thirty-five istrict leacers, after a noune-to-house 9.00—Empire Hall, 252 West One canvaas of thi distri: were recelved Hundred and Sixteenth atreet. at Tammany Hall this morning. After 9.30—Colontal Columbus | the figures were complted Mr, Croker avenue and One Hundr nd Sec- ond street. announced that he felt assured of the election of Mr, Shepard, saying that the results of the canvass Were most satis- 10.00—St. Nicholas Rink, 69 West | factory He refused to give out any. ures, Sixty-sixth street. Another can will be made two The schedule shows a new departure MAKES days before election. PATRONAGE 5 Governor's Position Strength- sitton are convinced that he will win * . and are ready to put up their mozey-| ened Since His Breakfast Fred Brookes, who is betting the . . greater part of the Republican money, with the Presidents said to-day that he expected that the 3 Tammany men would be offering odds ‘ pefore the end of the weok. The cause] Gov penjamin B, Odell, jn, returned for the ohange of sentiment among li. New York after hia breakfast witt Tammany leaders ta furnished by the president Roosevelt, aasured that his favorable reports made by district |indorsement would ‘be a very strong leaders and the publication of Poll§/cany for any New York aspirant for conducted dy newspapors indicating the | Federal office. election of Shepard. He was also assured by the President Several bets have been made on tho /that nothing would be done toward set- success of the Tammany county ticket /tiing the New York patronage muddle at odda varying from 6 to 6 to7 to & ant) after the close of the pending him checks to the amount of $1,590 dur- ing the last two montha which he has xo far been le to ewah, the Flush- ing Bank, on which they were drawn, having returned them to him_ marked “No Good." Lewis, who ts well known as a betting nmissioner, sald he was Introduced to Loening by Wiilam ©. Whitney, and that the accused man was also on friend- ly terms with August Belmont These statements were made in Loening's pres. ence and not en Loening'’s wife is sald to be wealthy. and his home was formerly the property of the late Wille tam H. Clurk, former Corporation Coun- 1 Loening {t was sald, was Minister to Holland during President Cleveland's administration. BRADLEY'S HOT POLITICAL WAR. FOUNDER OF ASBURY PARK DETERMINED TO BE ITS MAYOR Wants to 0} ‘Ten Broeck, ‘There Will Be a Lively Pri- mary To-Night. From 18% to 1889 he was the United Consul at Bremen, Germany, He (Special to The Evening World.) eptional education, hay- | ASBURY PARK, N, J. Oct, 22.—As- bury Park Je excited over the Republican ted at the Ecole Polytech- primaries which are to be held In the » Paris, and in Gottingen, Germany. IUCr ee eR occa emeriat cana [city hight. The political fate of of the American Revolution. Founder James <A, Bradley will be Loening, at the station, admitted giv- Wis the checks, bul said that they a given in a gambling t whe could not therefore be held. As the sergeant had also of another check given to dd, of Newark, N. J., which the had been unable to’ cash, he held * & deapite his protest. Shortly after 1:30 o'clock Maxiatrate Deuiel came to the West Thirtieth street station and accepted $1,000 bail for Loen- ing. The bonds were = furnishe y Edward, Corey, who offered the sealed. Mr, Bradley {8 q candidate for Mayor against the incumbent, Frank L. Ten Broeck, and the fight for the nomination promises to be one of the most exciting cplsodea in the history of this resort. The Founder's friends are nustiing around in carriages to-day hunting up votes. They have swung a life-sized pleture of Mr. Bradley In the centre of the principal street, There ts no telling legaily ! L marker tpropects ve nirtiern att which way the vote will qo, and the * taken before Magistrate | Whole city Is at fever heat. Partisans e Jefferson Market Police} on each alde are making charges. pring. He admitted that! Tne Mayor attacks Bradley for his ven certain checks, but {nsisted had recetvid Mo cish In exchange Loening also asserted If he ime It was not com- punty. | When b ecks that had gt mney had been collected well-known aigns on the boardwalk, and Bradley's adherents score the Mayor the friend of prize-Aghters and brutscra. They say that Bradley will never give the city his beach front while Ten Broeck is Mayor, and Ten Broeck say. the Founder cannot be trusted and that he Ia “talking through his hat." Should Bradley receive the nomination to-night Ten Broeck will run on the worthless, Loentng replied on Ke Was adjournad uatll Friday, $1,000 ball: were: Was released given ninig ; returned mark $251.25, returne, —_- Track at Saratoga. New About six hundred actors who tive in| the Tenderloin when they are not on the road and who have not been permitted to register on the ground that they aid father of Bloycliat Harry is in town as the representative New York Clty syndicate that of the Chairman Shea, of the Demouratic Campaign Committee, anounced ycrler- day tha’ the managers of ti tin, Gigures and predioted “o.ob0 In mecouiyn:f not live where they thought they did, will be interested in a decision handed down to-day by Justice Bischoff, direct. | Po The dullding will be 450° by 550 ing a writ of mandamus to the Board cee. Will seat seven thousand spectators: of Registry in thé Thirteenth Election retell cost over fifteen thousand dol. ee siya prOpores co bi mile coliseum for bleycte racing. pur: here a five-lap to the Bath as cb ' returned Oct ts Ost, 1 Miya! | Democratte ticket and the fight will rage ot, i; Oct. 1, $80.3: returned | With redoubdled zeal on election day. “gh suhnald; cash, $696; |adradiey 1s preparing to get out his dd, $880. stirs Sir, ‘Lewin eat ‘That after the nent] fAmous election stump, and a pletur- check was returned) marked "XS, ‘Get[¢saue campaign, with minstrels an scrub brushes as adjuncts, 8 expected. Loening: kas not seen at the tr: on Tuesday, Nov, day. The Justices xo designated are: Abra- ham R. Lawrence, Henry Bischoff, jr., James Fitzgerald and Leonard A. Gle- werich. The Juatices of the Appellate Division who signed the order cre Presiding Chiet Justice: Van Erupts pre 5, which is election TO SIT ELECTION DAY. Four Judges of Supreme Court WIM Hold Spectal Session. An order was entered to-day at the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court, designating tour Justices of the Biipreme\ Court to hold a speciat. term. Tusth Pattei by aaateaignnse* Teertiant that he has scored a strong point. ‘They insist that In the future Senators Platt and Depew will have to consult him on all matters of Federal patronage. It is pointed out by them that the President feels most kindly towards Gov, Odell because of his withdrawal from the Presidential race for 1904. Gov. Odell sald: “My visit was social, We had no time to discuss appointments, I saw Senator Platt, too, while there, but there was nothing political in It “I am golng elther to Newburg or Als SAT TILL 2 4.0. Washington had no significance, it ts contended by friends of the Governor PROLONG SESSION FOR HEAR- ING PROTESTS, any, i today, probably Newburg, but that depends upon developments,” ral Victory for the Greater! wWron asked if the New York Mery chants’ Assoctation had asked him to ree move Police Commissioner Murphy he replied: “No charges against deen fled with me. asked to remove him. On the subject of the mayoralty the Governor sul T am interested, as all ood citizens are, In good government, believe our people are making a good Nght and that the chances for success are bright.” It was sald at the Fifth Avenue Hos tel that up-State Republicans would Uke to see Collector Bidwell succeeded by another man. Senator Platt de- sires especially the retention of Bid- well. Ho did’ not return from Washs ington with Gov. Odell, but ie expected this afternoon, New York Democracy a Citizens’ Union. nave net been v m1 | The Election Board sat until 2 o'clock ne this morning at Police Headquarters hearing argument on protests which had been filed againat nominating petitions. In the trial room over one hundred can- didatea remained until the adjournment to learn the decisions, The most im- portant feature of the result of the board's finding was that in nearly every Instance it dismissed the protests | against the Greater York Democ- racy and the Citizens’ Union. The tlst as read by the clerk follows: In the Fourth Magistrates’ District of Queens the protest against Simpson waa sustained, | 5 ragidine Kings the protest of Watron was Ul | In the ‘Second Assembly District of allowed and the emblem of the Citizens") Queens the (protest against Vacheron Union was given to Henry Young. Was sustained, The protests against the Greater New York Democracy and the Citizens’ Union nominations in’ the Elghteenth Assem- bly and Elghteenth Aldermanic Districts, Manhattan, were dismissed, Like action jas taken on the protest in tho Twenty frat Aldermanic District, as well as In the Fourteenth Assembly District, The Hoard accepted ‘the two -certificates in the Forty-fourth Aldermanic District of the Bronx, under the ruling announced by the Appellate Division. ‘The candidates who were ruled againat hurried away as soon ns they received the decisions and will to-day ask tor reviews In the Supreme Court. The Headquartors block presented an unu- sual appearance owing to the scores of cabs, carriages and automobiles that stood In front of Headquarters all night. In the Sixty-wixth Aldermante District of Kings two petitions filed, one for j Kennedy for Assemblyman and one for Diatler for Alderman, were disallowed. The protest against Tibbitts for Ald- erman in the Fifty-sixth District of Kings was disallowed. The proteat against the Assembly and Aldermante candidates of tHe Citizens’ Union in the Elghth Assembly and Fifty-third Aldermanic districts of Kings were discussed separately, The protest against the Aldermanic cand!- date was dismived. That against tho Assemblyman was sustained. In the Borough of Richmond all the sa renee! tests against the Citizens’ Union at m Greater New York Democratic nomina-| OR. RAINSFORD’S LETTER. tions were dismissed, Arraigns Tammany an@ Won's In the Borough of Queens the protests against the nomination of Doht for President of the Borough was sustained as to the borough nomination, ‘I'nero were two Citizens' Union tickets filed. ‘The protest against the ticket headed by Luwrence waa dismissed. Xn the Sixtysseventh Aldermante Div- Vote for its Nominee, Dr. W. 8, Rainsford, Rector of Bt, George's Church, has written a letter to Robert Fulton Cutting, Chairman of the Cittzens’ Union. In it he gays: "The election of the Tammany fall ticket would be Mttle if ne the protest agajnst Ben-|less than disaster and blight to. th fete van cumained © eer moral light of the city, 1 ayy. lived Intl Bee loth Aldermanic District | nineteen years in the east and of aus! the protest against Willett was i Inthe. rat Assembly District of have Renown come well ae n> | candidate accepting Tew eae, i e soe = i, NOW DEL > a > =. eee