The evening world. Newspaper, November 5, 1901, Page 3

THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBEK 5, 1901. CIPIA WAGER | SOME ELECTION Day SKETCHES BY MRT. & POWERS. . |TIMMmIl iEAOER Be UNDER ABRES iM. F. DONAHUE ACCUSED BY ABRAHAM GRUBER. “LIVINGSTON, be PeysTer, MARMAOUKE, REGINALD, CLAUDE, THE POLLS ARE OPEN, Come OUTAND VOTEN COST A VOTE Alexander Rogers Loses His Franchise Because He Bet Six “ Two-Fors.” HIS FAITH IN SHEPARD.| / Justice Giegerich Rules that He Charged with Intimidating Votes | bat Relensed on Promise _ to Appear in Court. Mathew F. Donahue, the Tammany leader in the Twenty-first Assermbl3 District, was arrested this forenoos charge of intimidating voters ue was arrested by the pollcs by the order of the Republicaz Abraham Gruber, and taken t 7 = Meaty WeT We Sraged ' 1 ag est One Hundredth street station Shall Not Be Allowed to Use Pe Ter eS 1 On his own promise to appear in court 'Citizents Pri Y= Naa C1) he Was allowed by the sergeant ti Citizen's Privilege. <a L797 » the station house, le charge that led to Dona in the case cf Henry F. was voting in the High. District. Donahue, it along to Kaufmann an 2 ont you vote here.” Kaufmann asked why. Then Donahue it b+ sald, leaned over and whispered {1 Kaufm . “If you do I will ha Wagers for more than $4.00 on the | 1 122) neimonrs Revolving Chater election are recorded In to-day's papers. im City Hall Park. and the names of a hundred well- known citizens have been published as men who had bet on the election. Alexander Rogers, who bet a half . dozen cigars that Shepard would win will go down In history as the onty man In New York who Jost his vote for betting. An dthe cigars were only “2-fors,"" at that! Rogers lives in the sixteenth election istrict of the Ninth Assembly District, When he went to vote he was chal- lenged. He hurried down to the Su- preme Court and got an order to the Inspector to show cause, Chairman Samuel McMillin responded. He testi- fied that Rogers had admitted he had a’ bet on the election, “Ah, It was only a half dozen cigars: the two for five cents kind, at that. T old that there Is no bet tll the stakes are up, and the clears are not up," sald Rogora, in his own behalf, But Justice Glegerich couldn't see the polnt, and dismissed the comphint. Rogers lost his vote for betting. M’AVOY, JEROME'S FRIEND, ARRESTED. Kaufmann became frightened ‘and lef the place, Then Donahue was arrested EAST SIDERS REPEL FUSION CARRAES FASHIONABLE WOMEN AS: SAILED WITH STICKS. MURPHY SHWE EHOORSED EVERY THING, WE UST Nor BE REmoveD! Tee Levy to Unger—Are you going to vote for yourself? Unger—Sh! That would be unpro- 1 may vote for Jerome. 0 They Went to Convey Voters to the Polls, but Were Drives Away. Two fashionanly gowned women created a sensation this afternoon by driving around to some of the toughest polling places on the lower East’ Sidi and offering their carriages to drive Fusion voters to the polls, Thuy drove up to the polling booths at Rivington and Attorney streets be- tween 1 und 2 ¢ kK, and asked for one of the Fusion watchers. They \wete answered rision fr04 men and s Dan MeAvoy, the proprietor of the saloon over which Justice Jerome made his headquarters during the campaign, was arrested ¢ ilegul voting. He ‘asserts that his a due to spite work on the part of Tat many Hall. McAvoy registered from tls saloon, which Is also a Raines Lew hot He went to vote this afternoon in th ing place at Canal and Mulberry streets and was challenged by former Assistant. District Attorney Dan O'Reilly. McAvoy wis warned that if) he e AWAY at A rapid Fate. Snes were’ thrown atuer Fromme thys Carroll off. $< ong, and Pretty Love Story. A garding the election In the State are] yw 0 your Ife f irl RaTedatenvate be would be arre: : coming In slowly, ‘The weather ts cold | yoy sf Macainl Soret wastipoias Then-a pollcemen Petit dy RAMU tend — “Touehia’ on the Blection.’ tnd raw, This probably caused some], if you knew your act would separate dy on complaint of Mr, O'Reilly, w! —_—a placa ———— | falling off in t e ; ever from her? 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