The evening world. Newspaper, October 21, 1902, Page 4

¥ ~ JEST SPRING Bic SENSATION. Bischoff Uses Strong Language in Ordering the Secretary of * State to Put Cunneen’s Name on “Dry” Ticket. EXCEEDED HIS AUTHORITY. Certain sensational paragraphs in the Gecision of Justice Bischoff handed down in the Supreme Court to-day in which he orders Secretary of State John T. MeDonough to certify the name of John Cunneen as the regular nominee for the office of Attorney-Gen- eral on the Prohibition ticket, despite the fact that he had already been nom- inated for that office by the Democrats, has caused widespread discussion among politicians woo have read the decision. Cunneen's name was given to the Ber-| of ang State by the Democrats on Oct. ertifed. On the following day it was handed up by the Pronibi- tlonists, with the request to Mr. McDo ough to certify it on the “dry He refused and the Pronibition the matter to court. lectsion. after accusing Mr. Mc- Donough of having exceeded his powers, makes the following reneat.onal charges! “Tam asked In thin motion to dismiss this proceeding now awaiting my de- termination, because of thelr alleged Prosecution’ in furtherance of a corrupt uurpose of the relator’s (the Prohibition- fou. Gillespie, who asked the Court to compel MoDonough to certify Cunneen's mame) attorney to wit, to exact of one of tho nominees for the office of Attor- ney-General a promise that, In the event of his olection, the relator's attorney . Should be awarded, without opposition, luo warranto proceedings to try his tite to the omce of Supreme Court Jus: retar; y to * tel sts. 100 tice, to which he claims to have been | elected. “Nowhere, however, does tt appear that the relator was himself a party to any such alleged corrupt attempt, and any misconduct of his attorney is not Necessarily to be imputed to him. Fur- thermore, such corrupt attempt ts dented by the attorney, and, upon the papers submitted, I am’ unable to say that the charges ate proved by a preponderance of, evidence. “Bince my determination of the main Proceeding Is necessarily called for this day to be of any effect, and time Is wanting within which firther Inquiry into the truth of the charge of the use of the process of the court for corrupt urposes could be made, or to ascertain fie fact of the relator'a collusion, ond @ matters Involved in the main ceeding “are of public gravity, T conclude rot Grand street. HOT CAMP THE NTE Goldfogle and Adler Are Rival Champions of Jewish People of Which District Is Chiefly Made Up. BOTH CHARGE COLONIZING If thie ts going to be a sedate and unilluminated campaign they do not know it in the Ninth Congressional Dis- trict, where the political forces are lined | up for an affray that promises to be as| replete with spectacular scenes us Dev- | 8 before the convention in an- of town: Charles 8. Adler is making the fight; of his life to take Henry M. Goldfogie's | seat in Congress away from him, and trict are, Ike both candidates, Jewish |neople, the contest has alrcady settled down into a purely racial affair. Both political leaders make claime upon the | gratitude of the Hebrew poople. An Incident of the campnign whtch | Democratic Congressman Goldfogle and | Republican Assemblyman Adler both mildly, but smilingly, and even blush- ingly, deprecate is the report which has already become part of the campaign badinage that the man who wins {s going to get married right away. Both are bachelors, and the rumors of thelr Spontaneous challenge to matrimony has injected a domestic clement Into the contes: which {s more enjoyed by the people than by the candidates Has Three Meadquarters. Congressman Goldfogie now has three headquarters, not to apenk of his resi- dence at No. 16 Columtla street, where he {s called out of his bed at unseason- able hours of the night to assist some of bis constituents, Laat night he opened new headquarters at No, 209/ Grand street, from which place he will direct the real efforts of his campaign. ‘The other headquarters, where he puts {n a few busy minutes every day, are the regular Tammany Hall rooms on Grand street, not far from the Bowery, | and the Columbia Clud, further est on Bo Grand street has become the as 9 per cent. of the voters in the dis- | © GOLER TO MAK "HIS OWN PLAN Carlisle Declares the Candidate Has Not Been Gagged and Will Speak If He Cares to Do So. | i} SHEPARD NOT SHUT OUT. Chairman John N. Carlisle, manager Democratic State campaign stuck pins In two campaign roorbacks it the Hoffman House to-day, “No one has gagged Bird 8, Coler.’ sald he. ‘No one has tried to muzzle Mr. Coler. We have not forbidden him to make speeches. ‘Mr, Color is not the kind of man would submit to belng gagged Yhbody who knows him and know his record as Comptroller of New Yor) ls aware that he is no man's man and ald wear no man's muzzle. “It 48 entirely up to Coler whether he should make a speaking tour of the State or not. We have no inclina- tion to stop him, He is the man who We assign one of them to a place it ia the best we can do.” nator Hill speaks In Rochester to- at Tammany Hall and the Man- hi 8: WILL RATIFY TO-NIGHT. Thirtieth Arsembly Democrats ¢ Hold a Big Meeting. The Democrats of the eastern end of the Thirtieth Assembly District will to-night ratify the entire ticket at Dierk's ial) hty-s2venth street and et End avenue, ler Harry C. Hart will preside Ira ar Rider, candidate for Con- gress, will bo the principe. speaker, ant addresses wil! also be made by James J. Frawley, candidate for Senate; As- semblyman G, A, Litthauer, candidate for re-electton; Alderman Shapperi ex-Assembly Hyman, Alphonse G Koelbie, Thomas J. Sullivan, Juilus Levy and Robert F, Wagner. BROOKLYN, On Sale To-Morrow, Oct, 22d, Between the Hours of JORDAN MORIARTY&G@ wees} 155,157 and 159 East 23d St. [vies] Last Week’s Immense Rush of Business at Our Stores Was a Supreme Test of Our Ability to Serve You Satisfactorily and Profit- ably, and Offers Convincing Proof of the Readiness of the Pub‘ic to Grasp at Offerings That Are Advantageous to Them. We oer Just as Good---or Even Better Inducements This Week, Which We Are Sure You Will Readily Appreciate. Tea- Rockers. in golden oak Or mahog: ny,cobbler leather seats, finely carved and pol- ished; actual value $3.00, den oak, strongly con- structed highly polished shelves ; cular $4.00, special price Steel and Brass Trimmed Bed- is,}Steads, of new design, 14-inch pillars,$_ Bookcases, in oak: |{s running for Governor, He ts the one who ts going to win this fght, and he ts the only one to say. He has been following the of friends down here. it fs an surdly ridiculous of our c nents that he Is Ai In the matter, | “Mr. Coler tcld me he would make! a brief speech to-morrow night at the Mamhattan Club, and is, 1 Melteve, sull considering a speaking trip up the State for the Inst week of tho campaign." Asked regarding the story th ator Hit] had “urned down" his own master | t Sen- ward M, Shepard, who had volunteered his services as a speaker through the State, Mr. Carlisle sald: “That tn lic as absurd ag the ocher, | Mr. Shepard will speak in all the larger cities, like Albany, tacuse, Rochester and Buffalo. “Way, Ihave letters from all parts of the State, all making requests for Hill, Bulger anf Ehepard for the sume meet- ing, These are our three that the motion to dismiss (proceedings Democratic battle line, and there ‘¢ no 0 Ce! 'y Cunneen) shou! be dented 0 | The denial of the motion, however, is Mstaking hey brea wae el mot Intended to precstide further inquiry Gignant talk of vast and amazing o: into the conduct of the retator’s at- | onizing ts In the air. Both sides in the | torney; and if It should hereafter trans- struggle contribute to these protests stars, and $f 1 4 TO 5.30 P. M., 15 TONS OF Anthracite Coal (HARD COAL) “BUCK. HEAT SIZE,” 5c. a Scuttle Full ry emall coal, the best are able to wet. it can ony be used Iftire ted with lar- itthen burns Font Ge. a nacuttle. Will be sold on sidewalk at rear of our store. Should Wednesday prove stormy. lo will tak u In the afternoon, Customers wishing Coal are re= quested to bring a pall or scuttle. We cunnot deliver coal. pire that the charge of his attempted use of the process of the court for cor- rupt | purposes was founded on t © appropriate punishment should and will be meted ou} to hime ‘at It Is sald that these céurt procee*- ings have caveed a serious split in the Prohibition Party. BOTH SIDES CLAIM ~ ELECTION VICTORY, Dunn’s 100,000 for Odell Above the Bronx Means Coler Will , Win, Says Murphy. Col. George W. Dunn says that a Epmplete canvass of every election pre- Cinct of tho State outside of New York and Long Island warrants him In the confident prediction that Odell will come down to the Bronx with 100,000 majority over Coler. Chairman Carlisle, of the Democratic Campaten Committee, smiles in reply ‘ol. Dunn is takeing, throug! Mr. Carlisle keeps his figures if, Just as Col, Dunn does, hut he says that for the first time in tert years the Democratic organization js Worthy the name and that a completo eanvass of every election district made y Democrats shows an entirely dif- ferent situation and that Odell _will have the smallest majority up State given for a Republican candidate in years. eae Charles F. Murphy adds to “If @ hundred thousand ts all they claim above the Bronx. why confessing defeat in advance. Tt will take a great deal more than 100,000 up- Btate majority to win, for, Mr. Odell rook! 2 this year, if yn does her duty. But here in. the het declines to give any figures. though, that Coler will get gest ma: reir eer aan an end eprom aver , except t jeveland ani ig In 1883, and Cleveland got 76,000 in against so-called tricky methode, ani | it Is pretty hard to determine which | cry 1s tho loudest. “I am astonished,” eald Congress- man Goldfogie, “that men whose famil- tes live in Central Park West and other fashionable quarters uptown should now be found registering from third- | floor rooms in tenement-houses. Of| course they are protected by McCul- lagh’s deputies, and no doubt they think they can make the game work, But I am going to win In spite of such methods, In spite of the fact that my district has been gerrymandered, cut up and mutilated Into the smallest Congressional district in the United States. How much majority? Well, I never do my figuring till after election. But you can bet 1 am going to win by & good majority.” Has = Good Record. Congressman Goldfogle 1s a small man, with a bald, aggressive head, and a large volce that tosses sonorous vowels at tne heads of his hearers as if he were playing at bowling. He is a pugnacioun and at the same ume a wenaing speaker, and he has a record n Congress that makes ty good material for a campaign in his tight Uttle alatrict. “It was my speech in the House of Representatives,” said he, “on persecu- tions of the Jewish people that led up to the note which Secretary Hay sent to the powers protesting againac the harsh treatment of the Jews in. Rou- mania. I have stood up fought the battles of my people s¢ in Washington they know {t In my district, my record as an anti-trust familiar to every, voter, You can bo gure the people know how they be represented when they send mo back to Congress, as they are surely golng to," ow President James Is Installed. CHIOQAGO, Ost, 21.—Northweatern Unt- versity to-day installed Edmund Jance James as President of that Institution. the ceremonies being witnessed by al large number of the most prominent educators of the United States, while many delegates were present from lead- {ng institutions of learning of foreign ands. B.Altman&@o. | On Wednesday and Thursd: will make an offering of Drapery Fabrics, Furniture and Wall Coverings, Original prices $3.' At $1.90, 2.75, Cushion Tops (24-inches square): suitable for Covering Loung- ing Cushions and Chair Seats, The latest designs are shown Sash Curtain materials, in Portieres and Table ‘ Flemish Wall Panelling, Velours, Moires, Tapestries, Printed Silks and Cretonnes. 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