The evening world. Newspaper, October 13, 1903, Page 9

; , CERMAN FICHT ONTIGER CROWS Thousands Join the Movement to.Put Up William F. Grell as an Independent Candidate for Sheriff. TAMMANY REGARDS IT AS A SERIOUS MENACE. More than Enough Names Are Already Signed to the Grell Petition, but He Wants to Make Strong Showing. The “German revolt’ against Tam- many took definite shape to-day when Willlam F, Grell, the independent can- didate for Sheriff of the German Democ- QM opened campaign headquarters in Terrace Garden and inavgurated an active canvass for election, The ex- Sheriff's boom was launched last night at a meeting of the United German Societies in Terrace Garden. The launching of the independent Ger- man movement has created consterna- tion at Tammany Hall, where it is regarded as a more serious menace to the success of the ticket than the Mc- Laughlin revolt in Brooklyn. Mr. Grell when seen to-day In his office at No..21 Desbrosses street, was tip to his ears in the work of getting his name on the ballot as an independent candidate. Persons representing ¢he hundred or more German societies of which Mr, Grell is a member poured in and out of the office exhibiting petitions to which they were obtaining signatures. “I must present my petition with at least 2,000 names by midnight to-mor- row night,” said Mr. Grell. “Now, 1 have far more names than that, but I want to make a great showing, and my friends will work for me without rese until dt is time to present the petition. Opposes Grout and Fornes, “I have not yet decided whether 1 will announce myself to the people on any partl¢ular platform or not. I will say, however, that I am for the open saloon on Sunday. Of course, the Sheriff could not create any such law, but he Js the right-hand man of the courts, I intend to vote for Mr. McClellan and work for the Democratic cause, though I will not siy Mat 1 am going to vote for Mr, Grout and Mr, Fornes. I have at heart only the Interests of the plain people,” pigte Molt whe presided at te Bee! y7AN WHO LEADS GERMAN REVOLT AGAINST TIGER. thead bf the Grell movement, explains the situation in this manner: Murphy seems to think that every Germad ought to be satisfied with @ glass of Sunday beer, He told us taat id do nothing for us pécause we faye to voto the Tammany ticket whether t to do so or not. He Bald that’ Tammany is the only organi: zatign that promises Sunday beer, and that ds suficient for any German,” Mr. Murphy also told us that he had picked | @ German for us to vote for, When we asked for his name we were told that he is Mr. Fornes, who {s a Frenchman, and jhas never claimed to be anything else." Might Get on Ticket. And this is the milk in the political eocounut from a Tammany viewpoint. Many of the leaders were saying to- day “that the strength shown by the Grell movement might lead to the with- Srawal of Mitchell’ Brianger from the ‘Tamm: On this and every other the Grell movement "Murpay was mum to-day, To his friends he sald that when Mr. Grell’s candidacy was broached he had told them that Tammany: had given irell a. ‘tax Commissionershipy and Inter the Shrievalty, whlen had’ pala him $40,000 annually’ in fees, and thet the organization had done a& much as could for him, Mr. Grell's independent candidacy or- iginated with the Plattdeutsches Volks- fest Verein. an organization composed of oge hundred and one allied societies, with a membership of ten thousand. It {s claimed that the movement will be formally indorsed the United German Societies, an alliance with a membership of thirty thousand, whlch sontralns indirectly “almost tes. ca 11 75,000 votes, which he says will, be enough to eléct him Sheriff of New York County In a uhree-cornered contest. YOUNG TIM SULLIVAN BROOKLYN MISSIONARY. |e, m= established th Dxeoutl Comm! feo lain tavor of the mnels ticket, and then if the leaders Pho are wish M t their heads wre cut off laced in the dietricts ru Bae Wetter t “that when it ts epcerstcod aut eador the “Alderman knows the Brooklyn! Fornes wilt Nave mo elaine for patton: @ distribution of plums after election in case of file of machinists in Brooklyn ‘ammany trough and Tt Brooklyn ‘tp to be Tammanyizea| Laushlin ref the mah who hag been selected to do gd other men the most of {t 1s Young Tim Sullivan. Better than any man in Manhattan game. For two years he has been in/a, the Board with the Democrats from Brooklyn, and since the McLaughlin- Baie and To the Murphy fight started he has been called|take th MANY LETTERS TO GROUT. fo come out for the| Republicans by Murphy to go’ into the districts crops the river and see his Aldermanic friends. Some of them he has brought to Sturphy and trom others he has ob- romis Mbsle Heese He haa town’ doing’ mils: wopaty v work for a week. the work done by Sullivan, pocatenn mand Pat Kennan, it ia said, ear a iow-down in the? Heo Gommitree "ot Kings oa ns re .. wi it, maker Wt does not run too far along en to-morrow in the ASSENBLYYAN "THE" 18 MANUS S29O0000009600960O0SF $ i SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Oct. 13— 3 $ OO SOO-8 OOS 8 4 5 ® | Meved, however, that the investigation TOWN TF. C8 apy. asccectan’s SEM, O'D0ONWNELR, CHAIRMAN, COM rT TER ON SPEAKERS, > Suite 38, AT CITIZENS UNION HEADQUARTERS. 2| St. James Society, Su ' 399030908 F9OO999GH9GHOHHOOH9HHO9H9O9099GO9H9G6H9HHOH © Wednesday Is sey ca ee Day.’’ We Give “S. & H.” Green Trading Stamps. Handsome Carpets. Wuch Underpriced For Go-WMorrown A most remarkable array of such well-known weaves as are mentioned below will merit your attention to-morrow. All are as represented, and of the newest and best. The prices will speak forcibly: TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS; morrow, two good grad Popular Sheet Music Very Special Wednesday Per Copy Sunrise in Dixie, Always in the Way. Down Where the Wurzburger Flows The Duel of Hearts and Eyes. Peaceful Henry. Lovey Mary (Intermezzo). Dear Sing Sing. In a Cozy Corre: Bungaloo (Hindoo Love Dance). When We Were Two Little Boys. My Little Hindoo Belle. Up and Lown the Line. Dance of the Sparrows. Princess Pocahontas. The Arrival of the Gecks. VELVET CARPETS; a popular floor covering in attractive colorings and a 00, 75e Rogers Bros.’ By the Sycamo! Tree. Song Hits. WILTON CARPETS; G ey, and Oe Go Ohe Fore. An Unapproachable Display. A glance over the subjoined list will tell its own story, and so we feel of the genuine merit of these Rugs tha: even an indiscriminate selec tion could not be amiss, WILTON RUGS. hi Al! fhe newest erecta! In Gay New York. Queen of the Bungalow. On a Starlight Night. You Dream of Me, Love. Say You'll Be a Friend of Mine. The Coster’s Holiday. It's Awfully Hard to Shop, American Beauty. as man Mr. Grelt "igures’ that. ho ment of the whole ticket. where leaders have decided to stick to Willoughby street It 1s sald that the in- tention of Mu: is eS strong regular recognizi er, In the Village by the Sea. | Se" cotorin The Girl You Love. 2. FO} winsiv $200 The Gambling Man, WILTON Wien RUG! extra heavy quallt: $80.00, HODY BRUSSELS RUGS, size 0x12: best rages, new destens: rem- 9 ularly $27.60, emocrat and have him in place of the present lead- 7 proposes to do nothing reahly. New York Town for Mine, Boys. My Little "Rangoutang. 7. . 50 ied (Fitth Floor, Front.) Dee Sale of Wines Continues. Balance of the Special Lot of 72,000 Saltons Select California Wines, And Imported Clarets, Burgundies and Rhine Wines. Don’t Overlook This Sale. No Matter What Your Purchase May Be. It Means Money Saved and Satisfaction to You. Salen Values—Californta Wines— Little Prices | SUNDYY ani’ WssttNas actect™ |—~1n new designs, tacluding the handsome | wide border effects, Every Item a Spect: H4inch Bleached.. 4 @) to 68-inch Orsees ‘and White. ‘39 Evcry Day Is Sunshine When the Heart Beats True. In Dear Old Fairy Land. (Third Floor, East, 18th 6t.) Tell Me That Beautiful Story. Goytown- -A Magazine tor Children It contains “Buster Brown” and “Foxy Grandpa” cartoons, as well as many other interesting features. Have the school children send their full name and address and the number of their school to us, on a SIEGEL COOPER CO.,, Dept. 80, New China, Cut Glass & Bric-a-Brae. Dinner Sets. A CAN te SMI-PORCELAIN pay stal card. Address: and Demoorats, Says, Compliment Him. Comptroller Grout appeared dn good apinite to-day, cnt eaid he had many lettera’ from tlea congratulating he had raven. mean! Ane nb "Blo; "for thts wales v7 76 PORT, SHERR’ TOKAY: fine ol¢ very unusual value: COLONIAL BRAND PORT, SHERRY and SWEET. TAWH., rivate rt mocks 7 gS received friends of both par: AN CHINA PORCELAIN THA eautiful decorations; Dlecen: regulary. 86.00, feats CHINA TEA SwTS: beautiful | 10 ‘orations; cee; Hes pleces; regularly @ OQ ing to. contest from ping of his name fhaice Wwineu: 6 yeate Old; Der wal” orp cap ar wn Tab MERICAN sioMt- -PORCELATS DINNER vo ote were tax tree eee, it ia said, the majority of the leajera oe assurance that they would vote for an indoreo- B.Altmantés. ‘Ribbons. Two Thousand Five Hundred Pheces of Double-faced Liberty Satin Ribbon, ' | 8% inches wide, in Black, White, and colors, will be placed on sale WEDN&SDA tober 14th, at s I -50 ‘per piece-of 10 yards, tian violet. colli 6. 95 Odd China. One Sonmiating of Biue and 2 Bison dee "decorated. Been at ta each, SHERRY, FORT. and $ ‘standard qualities; Woes soeviels ots, gation, nd CABIN EDIE tine old" tabie dual gallon, Cries CLARET and HOCK: 55, — may eae decoration ion gota . N Men LTE Clarets and Sauternes. Prom bbe nepik es FILs & CO. neh eS Rtn cL eee Those Wines are fine representatives of the best product of the Bordeaux district. strongly urme you to order now for future ne ite a plecea) rem ES Sasa a iatly Yar, 25 ST. JULTWN, reduced from $6.75 ver case of 12-auarte to PONTET CANET, reduced trom $7.96 per case of 19 quarts to BISON ASN Sauer SA Gortet Sets and yi AUSTRIAN, CHINA, CUg MY hur jar a 97, 00 arly $00, JBPIRORS: cou eter rete aie a ee: eke decorations: fee = 7) (Third Floor, Front.) ‘per case 12 quarts to GLASS Sows! mee ae GLASS BOWL; Ae D on pens Bi oor GLASS NAPPI 16c, vera. oa gm pees saat on, Avenue, THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 13, 1903. SAsilasaial MERLE Ate MATE OY COMPARES FOFS canprpaes.| PRISONERS GET OUT ON FORGED PAPERS President Roosevelt’s indorse- ments Secured to Documents Purporting to Have Been Signed by Army Officers. James H. Darling, Joseph White, Cor- nellus Cokes and John L, Moore, mil- {tary prisoners at Aloatraz, have been released by the authorities on pardons which it is now discovered were forged Thess fraudulent pardons were gent | through the ordinary course of a sdl- dler’s pardon, bearing the regular seals and stamps and approved by the Preal- dent, but by whom and: whose assist- ance the forgeries were perpetrated are questions not yet solved. It {s be- now In progress will eventually clear up the mystery. he four prisoners were sentenced to five years imprisonment end had more than two years unexpired term to serve. They were set at Mberty Oct. 7 and Were landed in thls city on the Govern- ment steamer Gen. McDowell. The signatures forged by the con- victs were those of Major E. R, Hills, acting Assistant Adjutant-General at Washington; Major Henry M. Morrow, Judge Advocate of the Department of Gallfornia, and Major J. R. Williams, Assistant Adjutant-General Department gerles, the oficial stamps of the De- partment of California headquarters and of the judge advocate's office ap pear. The letter-head on which t! don 1s typewritten seems genuine. ‘The irregularity or the document ts admitted by both Major Williams and signatures on the papers were not their own. MORPHINE i EASY HOME CURE, PAINLESS, PERMANENT. We will send any one addicted to OPIUM, MORPHINE, LAUDANUM or any other dru; habit, a Trial Treatment, Free o! Charge, of the most bl remedy ever discovered. ing Great Vital Principle unknown. Refractory C ited. Confidential correspondencein- vited from all,especially physicians. 1181 Broadway, New York. \GRAIN CARPETS; riety of colorings and a sel designs that will please. We place on sale three ‘wrades that for low prices and excellent Value cannot be equalled. ART GRANITE INGRAIN CAR 99, PETS; sold regularly at 850. ic EXTRA HEAVY GRADE INGRAIN CARPETS; Temularly 4Bc., 36 ALL WOOL AND WOOL PILLING NGR 2 regu ana’ teas phi uel f 48e SMYRNA RUGS, size Ox12. 9 vartety and ‘estan: Tee 79 5Q TAPESTRY, BRUSSELS RUGS: | cholce colorings: new designs: Ox12 size, ij } | BxB inize, i xi ni z0, ¥ tee ue; ber kallon, | 78 KET and MO} {fuperior Mabie. 63e grades; bin V ST. JULIEN POLE RIES! IMPERIAL, CAR BUR CABINET _RIBSLIN dgmentic Rhine Win MEDOC, very cholce table Claret | Choice. OLD FRIARS BURGUNDY, } 8,12 ate 427s very. c 4 ay aie value at our Price, Der case > os From Batu Nui dy, The pr a Pauamen tude EE BRANES whitey, tod. cae avarts, 785 NTRACHBT, 1885, ware see 800 sgugne ena, wires prnaeate HEARN eet Fourteenth Street Goodwear @ommon Sense Sheets Ever Hear of Them? A common sense idea that ought to'have been carried out long: ago, for where is the housewife that will not appreciate sheets that . will wear twice as long as the ordinary kind?...... The manvtac- _ turer has hit upon happy idea of weaving centre closer and heavier than sides, giving double strength in portion that gets most wear, HERE ARE THE PRICES, which you will find about same as most good Muslin Sheets of ordinary weave are sold for :— 54x90—for single beds . 63x90—for three-quarter beds.. 72x90—for double beds. 81x90—for double beds. 90x90—for extra wide beds.......... 69 cents You can only find these Common Sense Sheets in our stores, as we are sole agents for Manhattan. —_—_—____—_——__0 Big Values in Small Print The multitude of splendid values that ought to be told of make © it necessary to condense much in little......We might take a page of Callfornta, In addition to these for- | instead of two columns, but the story would not be any better told, and customers know by experience that whether type be large oy small every item in our advertisements means superior value. Girls’ Wear Boys’ Wear Judge Advocate Morrow, who eay the) Bables’ Wear in Small Print. n'g Broadcloth Coats— Flannels—value iors et eeeeeeeeee, teeeee! ‘ghades—ince oF velvet trim'd ‘eottare lined and ad ard wide—Pink, Blue, Lave years—usually 3.08 rdinal sti arti iat roa BLA gers. Kimon rappers, eques, ete. ++ 29 Boys" Sailor Sulte—Navy, Cheviote— giso brown Cassimeres— W years—value 38.50, steal gray—usually large and amall designe: als Felt Alpinesblack, brown wag} (roesbar effects—value nm al i ts—Co Fine White India Linons for Ladies’. Boye! Kose Pants Corduroy and and Children's "Wear—vaiue ims. well made—usually.-T.. Youths’ All Wool ‘Trousers—fanoy striped Worsteds and Cheviote— Blankets 2% to 33 Inseam—value Boys’ Reefers—Tan and Gray— 3 to 8 years—special....... Boys’ Long Overcoats—8 to 16 rae Oxford and Brown Twill... &. Boys’ Waists and Blouses— Ww Bova’ Walets ang Blouses All Wool Callforni« Blankets— 42 years—usually .29. +19] delicate borders—usually $7.00... 4 Boys’ Flannel Waists and Blouses— navy, red and gray—4 to 18 yra.. 49) ful) size—heretofore $1 a : Boys’ Shirte—Negligee and stit Full size Sateen Comfortables— $3.00... 1.98| Comfortables bosom—Percale an cereanee sate all sii ford—deep cape ince Inaertings, braid and ribbon 8.08| Full size White Crochet Spreads— Babies’ Bmb'd silk Caps —full or assorted patterns—value $1.39..... .O5 French ruches—value 59. 9 Little Children's Velvet Bonnets— Marseilles patterne—valu full pleated crowns—deep pokes— . fancy rosettes—value Flannelette Wear Big Values in Small Print. pelos Basket Weave Cheviot Walsts—| good heavy qua yoke—pleat bodice forming © to 8 veari ‘small pear! button: . 1s Brows Fig'd Vesting Walste—_ i; a . front of straight of graduated Rt NABH E Den were flaeos baer tucks, also fleece lined cotton— M3 military style—value $2.98. . Fine Cambric and Muslin Drawers— good full sizes—2 to 10 years, deep lace flounce of 11 lace inser- tions and wide ruffle; also 10 other | fancy styles—were 69 cents.. - 49 Goodwear Muslin Gowns—Empire, Vor ‘high neck—with insertings Girls! and Boys’ Pajomas of Outing - les of firm, strong emb' Fannel—Extra well made— .87| Wo & year: Campric aicirts—deep lawn flo flounce 10 to 1 23 Boys’ Outing Flannel Night a rume of Point de ‘ of pleats and Balrueca toe 1s yenra nent (Fitth Floor, Front.) iy with hematitch tucks Paris lace or floun Women's Knit Corset Covers— New Wrapper Cheviots short or long sleeves—iace edgt > pearl buttons—some fleece lined aa rgen and stripes and allover pat Women's Fiannelette Gowns—clear ‘be stripes—double r collar—fancy t Table Linens and Towels ‘ being always. an interesting theme with housekeepers, we quod to-day, some [specially interesting items from our great stock.... ; Werhave niade large purchases at unexpetted concessions that can. | lonly be accounted for by somebody’s desire to realize cash—which ~ gives customers the opportunity to buy many of the eos staple kinds of Linens, Towels and Towellings 4 OMf Bleached and Cream—54 to 90 inches Damagios.. Stinch Satin Double Disks, t Mercerized'Unton Huck and Af! Linen: Burgundies. —16x16 inch to 27227 inch—in a varlety lta, Tyas. ore ofnew designs, many to mateh the dam- GE Tine Guality” and'd> fa'ere$ie | asks mentioned above. 4 These are dozen prices, and each represents extra value: Union—Cream and Whi Colored: Table Sle | BERET 47 cents +» 53 cents +» BQ cents 64 cents Tanta ei Zils Flannels White Goods Big Vale Heavy Whi Print, ‘sery Domet French Cotton Elderdow: White Novel! - 1.98! Spreads Big Values tn Small Print, white and colored—for double beds— Heavy White Cotton Bisakete— ure white, cotton podoome mi designs—fancy stitched—some with Ted back—value $2.19... soe Hee sdsbee < Extra fine White Crochet Spreads je 3.8 18E, ea ees La ae 95 i. Warm Night Clothes = Women's White Waists for Children e Women's Underwear Big Values in Small Print Duting, Fianna] ight Drawers— 2 to fo yrs. Canton Flannel Nish Drawers— it & estert yest c & to 12 years. th feet—2 to 8 years,... Heavy Fleeced Rib Night Drawers— <= 1.49 Ciear prints in fancy gray, ight, cheerful ‘oke—turno’ qmouph Sor Winter Houseweate im—value .85 | Worth 12% cents... SS eee é ENE, ie 4 10 to 25 Per Cent Under Value! q Towellings 4 Every Item a Special Vatue. Et