The evening world. Newspaper, October 15, 1903, Page 10

Ais Hold on the Machine Broken Through Following Bad Ad- vice, Hugh McLaughlin Now Seems an Object of Pity. TURN DOWN BY M’CLELLAN clared Responsible for His Downfall, While McCarren’s Power Is*ConstantlyyGrowing. eu 2 Hugh McLaughlin has mude theadgarters for more than @ genera- ada of thé hour has been licked, peers corner is the saddest place A FINAL, CRUSHING.BLOW. |»: %: Shea, Shevlin and York Are De- |: ‘The appearance of the auction room ‘bim. They were peaeted pleasantly and etated their mission. “Do I understand that this is a meet- 16 fo, ratify the selection of all can- a es named at the Democratic City Convention?” inquired Mr. MoClelian. 4 an ir. except Mr. Grout Fornes,” replied Mr. Sh “Then as a gentleman erat” said Mr. McClellan, “mi cling. ‘The dasic principle of democracy 1s that the candidates chosen Fegular convention ghail be the candl- dates of the party.” Mr. Shea turned red, bowed and with- drew. On the way out he met Leader Murphy and Congressman 0, H. P. Bel- mont. ‘They gave him an indifferent glance in reply to his nod, and sh and his associates returned to Willough- by street. There to McLaughlin. th told the story. Told him that the in- dorsement of their organization had been refused by the candidate for Mayor on the score that it wasn't meg- ular ‘McTaughl!n, boss of Kings County for fifty years, old and white-halred, for the finest time was brougnt face t with the situation as the majorit: the Demoorate of Brooklyn see it, About him stood the men who have advived im in the present campulgn. In the outer room were half a dozen reporters eating pean fo district leaders coming and going fri orner.”” A few fs across the plaza, in Court street, was the office of McCarren, with the leaders streaming in and out. If McLaughlin ever was to realize that perhaps ali the advice he had received Sabre DY Ge ee beat was when he received he reply of MooClelian. MeLaughlin Feat be the | until he 4 mm the future will " | n who have placed him tn ating position. ‘The man who vise McLaughlin in the futi en the tangle is straightened out will be the man who is halled as the new boss of of Cotton, Merino, Cashmere and Silk. OCTOBER 15 Continuation of the Dress Goods, Silk, White Goods and Ostrich Feather Sales. WOMEN’S HOSIERY tor autumn and Winter, comprising complete lines of Silk, in openwork, lace inserted and em- broidered designs, also of Lisle Thread, Cot- ton and Cashmere, plain and embroidered. CHILDREN’S INFANTS’ HOSIERY Men’s Clothing —24 mi. and SILK PETTICOATS in varied assort- ments, for Walking, Golfing, ete., also styles in the newest shades of silk, for as you would have them. Wedding and Evening occasions. Feteicoatsotee (es ard a WoonWersey Cloth: And the Suits at $14.96! Material high-class, Eladteenth $t., Nineteenth st., Sixth Avenue, New York. beled fala du Sinaia Place any of them alongside Kings County—Patric&k Henry McCar- ren. There is nothing worse ex- Ca grad ‘vorners of two losers. Mc- Ys headquarters now have the amce of @ loser’s corner, with bis is gone. Where ten't any anger against Mo- in Brooklyn—there 1s pity. Mo- '@,race has been run, Seventy- peven years old, peevish, the old mun is = “mot"the man to iead a fight or give | wounsel to the men who would lead it. MoLaughlin is a leader because no one fhas the heart to take from him the title any more than they would like to "take from some little girl a doll that sbe had played with ever since she could re- No Fight on McLaughlin. fight that has been made against Willoughby street by Senator McCarren for the indorsement of the ‘whole Democratic ticket has not been ; t McLaughlin but against the men ‘who surround him, to whose counsel he "has listened and who are relied upon to rune jpaign. They are James Shev- iin, John B. Shea, John McCartiy, “mney York, Tom ¥arrell and others. Upon the shoulders of one of these men must fall {n time the mantle of Me- LaugiMiy univss there comes forward “some man strong enough to take it from » does not keev In touch but whose whole tions is through ‘interview they had desire at cd ko fame, Am was read to M Wel, At start that the C t 1 Willoughby street has fat no one could see through {t, ‘ ., Changed Front Again, + i Phen followed the refusal to name al f and President of the Board \ McLaughlin was advised nd Murphy gamed the et, a ait the last fninute jin, after having refused to ¢ | pie when offered, and after M degided to nominate Grout und F +) pf forth men on th Mi th Yention for the place: Pte geccept. In the conyention he Aghting on the Moor for the places at) Which he turned up his nose ten days ‘pefore—all due to the stories brought to him aid the advice given by his pollti- @al henchmen. ‘Following this, in the haope that a bolt. might make Grout and Fornes with- » he Ustened to the similar talk and agreed to the bolt. If a crowd of men had surrounded the Boss and con-| to pull down the house upon him, could not have lald out a surer to humiliate him and wreck his! aadership. The result was the refusal of the men who were strong in their districts to atand the bolt. Men like Shea, Shevlin and York and others who do not carry districts, but represent a minority or & Democratic faction tn heavy Repub- Ucan districts, had no distrist leader- Ships to lose.’ They could afford to be considered as bolting a ticket, but men thad fought to hold districts and who il Gieanisations: that vaste a eing in line could not go into a| bolt to repudiate candidates: rominnved 4n a convention the poiltical ethics of which they must violate. They had Yyoted for a candidate before the conven- Mon. He had been beaten. ‘Dhey argued tha as parties to the convention they ghould abide by the result. Gave McCarren Opportunity. MecLaughiln, peevish, beaten and Dalked for the first time in his life, Sanptioned the bolting of Grout and Fothes, and the organization of the dis- frlot leaders under McCarren began. It not begin,.however, until McCarren talked with McLaughlin and had . ‘They saw in MoC to g0 with them a “finish” for MoCar- | After uple of ‘talks McCarren room. \ t to work In the di C1 that a ma-| no vote were too strong. hin sat In the auction room and to the talk of the men who sur- 1 him, In time he denounced McCarren. Ho made men remember, al- | thai 0, that McCar- | stamp of “reg: nlurity.” while there was only soreness bout the others, In tess than a week McCarren has cut from under MeLaughlUn. jority of the districts McCar- ne or he has sent some one. Reorganise the Commirtec, ‘this meeting there will be a reor- n of tho Campaign Committee. are “regular will be placed in eo ; ee will be named by ~|racy of the | School Board. ‘3| Newport | here. “4d Grow ‘Hair BOLT SHEEWAN AND DECLARE FOR LOW Three Arrests Were Made at a Meeting of the G. N. Y. D. in Eighteenth District Before Vote Was Taken. ‘Three men were arrested in w turbu- Jent meeting of the remnants of the Greater New York Democracy, held in ths Eighteenth Assembly District last night. The mecting indorsed Seth Low and condemned the action of John 0, Sheehan in surrendering to ‘Tammany Hall. Citizens’ Union emtsaries dominated the meeting. Water Register Hobert A. Kelley, a member of the Citizens’ Union, made the principal address, and ELF. Piles, of the Citizens’ Valon, ciused the arrests, ‘Tne following reso- jutions were passed: “Resolved, We hereby protest against any such action by any person to deliver | Such organization to any political party Without the consent of the members thereos solved, ‘That we, as an organiza- f the Greater New York Democ- ighteenth Assembly Dis- | trict, do indorse for Mayor, Seth Low.” ——— tt The New Fourth Floor Celebrates Opening Weck by offering a series of extraordinary values in Upholstery and Rugs. most exceptional opportunity to economize in re-fixing the house for Fall. Irish Point Curtains. | $7.00 Curtains at, per pair.. $5.00 $9.50 Curtains at, per pair.. $6.50 $12.00 Curtains at, per pair.. $8.00 Renaissance Curtains. $8.00 Curtains at, per pair.. $5.00) with deep flounces and bolster pieces. $10.00 Curtainsat, per pair.. $6.50 | $12.00 Curtains at, per pair.. $9.00 prices than asked by any other house in the City. 50-inch Silk Velours...... 50-inch Imperial Velours 50-inch Verona Velours. 54-inch Moquette Velours.. assiduous and skilful tailors where, qualities considered. Men’s Top Coats —24 FL nobby A Real Arab Curtains. $8.50 Curtains at, per pair.. $5.98 $12.00 Curtains at, per pair... $7.50 $15.00 Curtains at, per pair. $10.00 Bed Sets tans. Plenty storms are left. $2.50 Derbies at 51.88 Copies of all the newest blocks—including the “nar- tow brim” effects that the swell Hatters are selling. The stock is selected fur felt, silk bands and bindings, soft kid leather sweat. $7.50 Bed Sets at, each. $5.00 $12.00 Bed Sets, at, cach..,.,$7.98 Velours for Draperies and Furniture Covering at lower others ask $3.50.. others ask $2.25. thers ask $2.75. - others ask $3.50...... .+.our price $2.50 ++-our price $1.75 our price $1.98 «-.our price $2.50 are relatively great. “ Beauvais” Rugs. = =i 9 SOCIETY WOMAN TO RUN. It is generally conceded tat ieticauvatsy aren ches Boys Clothing NEWPORT, R. 1, Oct, 15—Demo-|]] in design and highest pile of any Axminster Rugs made. e cratic delegates in the City Convention |! We quote attractive prices for the different sizes ; Clothing have nominated Mrs, Winthrop Chanier, a society woman, for a position on the Size 27x63 inches, at....... $2.50} | Size oxo feet, at...........$17.50 —t4 wm. The Democrats nomin- ated Mrs. Victor Sorohan six years ago for membership on the School Board, She was elected and hag made a very efliclent_ member. Mr. Chanler, husband of the nonfinee, & Democrat, but Is a close friend of sident Roosevelt, whom he enter- tained here two years ago. The Chan- ler family has long been Identified with) ts Mr. Chanler owns a yilla on the clifts H ” In One Night.”’}]] tere Famous Doctor-Chemist Has Discovered a Secret Compound That Grows Hair on Any Bald Head, His Startling Announcement, Accom- panied by Absolute Proof of Won- derful Cures, Causes Doctors to Marvel and Stand Dumfounded, The Discoverer Sends Free Trial Packages of Foso to All Who Write, After half a century spent in the Jabora- tory, crowned with hig! for his many world-famous discov: the cele- Discoverer of This Magic Co: Giews Hairla a Singie brated physician-chemist at the head of the Creat Altenhetm Medical Dispensary has just made the startling announcement that he has produced a compond that grows hair on any bald head. ‘The doctor makes the claim that after experiments, taking years to complete, be has at last reached the goal of his ambition. ‘To the doctor all hoads are alike. There are none which can- 20! cured by this remarkable Foso remedy, The record of the cures already made {a truly marvellous, and were it not for the high standing of the great physiolan and the convincing tostimony of thousands of citizens all over the country it would seem too miraculous to be true. ‘There can be no doubt of the doctor's earnestness in making his claims, nor can his cures be disputed. He does not ask any Tan, woman or olla to take his or any- one else's word for it, but he stands ready and willing to send free trial packages of ound That Night. the Boss of Kings County : be to the rules They will not de require that the 0 ng yoars rt Foso hair restorative to any one who writes to him for It. Inclosing a two-cent stamp to Prepay postage. In a single night Foso has started hair to growing on heads bald for st falling hair in one no mattm whet the To-morrow we begin an UNPRE- CEDENTED SALE of Gas Logs in our Basement. The Great Sale of Haviland China Continues. Hundreds of pieces at from one-third to one-half less than regular prices. Three special lines of the famous Norfolk and New Bruns- wick Shirts and Drawers, a good deal under regular prices, MEN'S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS—Extra super weight i Merino, in natural and white, value $1.25 to $1.50 each; at.... 88c MEN'S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS in medium weight MEN'S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS in natural and white wool, extra fine and medium weights, value $2.00 each; at.......... sD Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street. ACANT HOUSES, Rooms and a|V Size 36x72 inches, at...+++-$3.95 | Size 634x10% fect, at....-$22.50 |]|{ quently all are from the same source. Size 54x78 inches, at.......$8.50 | Size 9x12 fect, at........-.$26.50 |l11 A Suit here and one elsewh a two eggs—but the Housefurnishings. Foreanne Specials in the New Basement for Opening Week. Gas Logs. Clothes Wyingers. The Anchor Brand Wringers give best satisfaction. Weoffer The Wind- | sor Wringer with the manufacturer's guarantee (backed by ourselves for one year), in 3 sizes. Boys’ Beeler made of heavy blue} chevtot and blue or Oxford gray | frieze, embroidered emblem on sleeve, lined with flannel, sold by others at $5.50; our price, $4.49. These are the best Cotta Logs—3 sticks, in 4 sizes. Hunting Clothing. —sn FL Canvas Hunting Coats, large inside 1 ees ae 2a No. 110. No. 111, No. 112. |! me pocket and six small outside Regular, $4.20 $4.80 $5.40 Regular, $2.25 $2.63 $2.98 |]| pockets, 74c.; made of ayy eat Se ee ere et vas, reinforced over shoulders an Special, $2.80 $3.20 $3.60 $4.00/ Special, $1.80 $2.10 $2.40 III tinished with corduroy collar, 98c. Canvas Hunting Coats, reinforced over shoulders, corduroy collar, storm cuffs, large game pocket and seven small outside pockets, $1.49; made of the best quality waterproofed canvas, $2.24. Waterproof Pantasote Hunting Coats, corduroy collar, storm cuffs, lined throughout with canvas, large game pocket and five small outside pockets, $4.38. Corduroy Hunting Coats,-large game pockets and four outside pockets, ned throughout with canvas, $2.98, Coduroy Hunting Coats, storm cuffs and seven outside pockets, lined throughout with canvas, well made and finished, $3.98. Canvas Hunting Pants, $1.19; Cor- duroy, $2.89 and $3.89; Pantasote, Ho! An Unusual Offering of Men’s Merino Underwear. }$1.25 } $1.62 atural Merino (two-thirds wool), value $1.50 to $1.75 each; at.. Corduroy Shell Vests, $2.69; canvas, ‘98c, Hunting Caps, with double peaks, made of canvas, 29c.; corduroy, 74c. Shell Belts, made of canvas, 21c.; leather, S4c, and 64c. Guns,—on n. “Ithaca” Hammerless Guns, 12 gauge—imported nitro steel barrels —nitro breech of double thickness— reinforced frame and stock fasten- ing, narrow skeleton rib; sold else- hice at $25.00; our price, $20.98. Double Hammer Guns, Belgian make, 412 gauge, figured 'twist barrels, exten- sion rib, top action, pistet grip, cir- cular rebounding hammers, sold else- where at $12.00; our price, $9.19. “Acme” Single Breech-Loading Guns, 12 gauge, nitro-steel barrels, top ac- tion, rubber butt, case-hardened frame, take-down action, sold else- where at $5.00; our price, $2.98. B.Altmanso. Introduce a decided and. exclusive Novelty én their CHINESE BOUDOIR SLIPPERS, designed to be worn with House Gowns, Chinese Robes and Japanese Kimonos, They will be shown, beginning FRIDAY, October 16th, in SHOE DEPARTMENT, Third Floor, ais Eighteenth $f, Nineteemth $t., Six Avenue, New York. Hock Wines, Helarich Barthel & Sohn, Mainz. 10s ate, 8 doa, Pte Hochhelmer ,.:$4.49 $5.49 Rudesheimer ... 5.49 6.49 \ These are excellent Suits for business wear—to don when travelling—for all kinds of general knockabout service. There are single- and double-breasted styles in about equal numbers. They are made of firm, closely-woven worsteds and cheviots in the stripes, checks, plaids and overplaids of the day. Their foundations—lining, cutting and tailoring—are just weaves—cheviots, tweeds, cassimeres, worsteds and meltons, at $20.00. We rest our claim upon your judgment, After the foregoing come the gentlemanly Suits at $20.96, $22.96, $24.96 and $25.49—ready-to-wear-— as perfect as We have a complete stock of Prince Albert Coats-and-Vests, Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits at prices that are not approached else- Nine men out of ten are getting into olive covert or Venetian cloth—31, He ane 34 Hts een of ength controlle buyer's height. They are lined with silk. the finish of jeu ants scrupulously correct—$14.96 to $24.96. Did last week’s deluge suggest a Cravenette Rain Coat? Here they are—$14.96 to $22.96—plain or fancy weaves in grays and Our Derbies and Alpines at $2.49 and $3.49 Tepresent values that The Custom Tailoring Department meets your every —and the prices are the reverse of extravagant. We urge you to examine the Boys’ at the garments carefully, Those stores that sell the best quali- ties have Suits just like ours. Fre- prices vary. Ours are always less. The price—$12.96—completes the attractive combination. They, too, are meritorious. and fcur-button single- and three-button double-breasted models, Three- presenting all the popular winter of the Suits that are sold elsewhere create. Top Coats made of tan or each garment is J | ce $2.50 Alpines at $1.88 All the popular shapes and colors—every crown height and brim width. Made of splendid fur felt, and nearly all are finished with the “Boss” hand-made raw edge —silk bands, kid leather sweat. need offered by other stores. Look critically. ere may be just as alike as Boys’ Two-piece Double-breasted and Norfolk Suits, including extra pair of trousers, made of choice cheviots and cassimeres, sold by Others. at $4.50; our price, $3.69. ‘*Marchioness” The Macy “Marchioness” Black Silks are the products of a maker whose goods have been standards of quality for a quarter of a century. Every The Macy “Marchioness” Black Silks are warranted If they fail to give such service as may be reasonably expected you are free to return your purchase within six weave is perfect. in the most liberal way. H. Macy & Co.’s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. aC B’way, at 6th Ave. et t ‘its patrons such values. neck-size and chest-measure. and “stout” mien, select a faultless fit for him. Scarfs. kid ends. Visit Our New Piano Department on the Fourth Floor, Black Silks. «+. months and exchange it for the money paid. We couldn't afford to make such an offer unless we were sure before- hand that the wear of the Silks will be absolutely satisfactory. Marchioness One-Third Marchioness * Peau de Soie. Under Present} satin Duchesse. No. 4 Quality, 89c, Market Frices.| Quality, 99c, No. 2 Quality, $1.24 Pemte Oores No. 2 Quality, $1.24 No. 3 Quality, $1.49 No. 4 Quality, No. 4 Quality, $1.69 No. 2 Quality, $1,19 No. 4 Quality, $1,69 No. 5 Quality, $1.88 No. 3 Quality, $1,39 No.5 Quality, $1,099 Marchioness Black Taffeta, No. 1 Quality, Marchioness Black Taffeta, No. 2 Quality, 89c, 98c, Marchioness Black Taffeta, No. 3,Quality, $1.19. Marchioness Black Taffeta, No. 4 Quality, $1,24 Real Cape, Prixseam-sewn, Embroidered backs, One Large Clasp, this season. Special TwelveYears Old Regular price for a bottle, $1.23. Special price for a bottle, 84c. Young’s $4.00 gal., $1.00 bot.; $3.24-gal., 78c. bot. Burgundy Wines. Leom Marceau & Co., Bordeaux. Pure Rye, others charge | Yor our ps Women’sRegular DollarGloves-—- ». 79 A splendid heavyish walking Glove of the mannish type that women are wearing Monogram Rye—Macy’s | Finch’s Golden Wedding Rye—Five Years Old. Regular price: gal., $2.94; bot., 74c Special price: gal., $2.44; bot., 54c 's Y. P. M,, others charge ; our price, Mei $1.25 bot. $4.19 gal., 99c. bot. Clarets. Leon Marceau & Co., Bordeaux, 34th to 35th St. For Appreciative Gentlemen. For gentlemen who select Dress with taste—and thrift. We hope hundreds of just such buyers will respond to these offerings. Of course, the enough, but we—for motives oj fen into the hands of, other than careless shoppers. if you are an intelligent and discriminating customer you will largely enrich the reputation of the store that yields unthinking customer the items will fail at the very point that we consider most important. “Custom Stock” Dress Shirts..«». A new idea that should be investigated by men who have been paying from $4.00 to $5.00 for their Shirts made-to-order. We call them J “Custom Stock,” because while found in our regular stock they possess all the good features of costly custom products. Sizes range from 13% to 19—with varying chest measures for each Special models for “regular,” “short” The systerh that governs the many combinations of measurements makes it easy for us to take the measure of almost any man and ished light-weight percale bodies, attached cuffs, coat shape. . $1.00 Stiff-bosomed Shirts at 69c.-4 Made of fine corded madras, small figures and neat stripes on white ground, open back and front, detached cuffs. Every one was meant to retail at $1.00. Half Dozen Linen Collars for 49c.—# Men's Linen Collars in all the popular shapes—adress styles, standing, wing and folded high-banded turn down. and better than many of the widely advertised 25c. brands. Because of imperfections, so slight that they can scarcely be found, we will sell them in half dozen lots at 49c. $1.00 and $1.50 Neckwear at 68c.-1# They are Four-in-hands—the ones that are long and of even width— made of remnants of silks that were used for the $1.00 and $1.50 There are plain colors, stripes and figures—ihe dawning season’s newest effects —chotce 68c. Our regular Neckwear at 94c., $1.44 and $1.94 are great values. Men’s 50c. Suspenders at 24c.—« mn. 24c. for Suspenders that can be safely adjusted without breaking their buckles, and that will wear a long time, are worth being quick for. are wade of strong lisle thread webbing, finished with nickel buckles and Stripes and plain colors that will not rub off on your shirt. Others at 48c,,94c, and $1.44, 99c, No. 3 Quality, $1.49 St. Julien......$3.98 $4.98 Continuation of the Furniture, Carpet, Rug,, China and Housefurnishing Goods Sales. ‘oods will be sold quickly t self-interest—desire to If you are an indifferent and Fine linen bosoms, soft-fin- $224 The quality is ‘equal to any They Clocks, —nasement. There are enough Clocks beneat this roof to fill a good-sized store. ., ; And eve-y one of them is reliable. | } »~ Clocks from three inches low to the ;3 overtowering ones eight to nine feet high. , Simple little Clocks that merely measure time; ornate, intricate big)! Clocks that show the rising and set-' ting of the sun, the phases of the moon—and indicate the year, month, day of month and of week, The list hints of the variety, ia Alarm Clocks, Ansonia and New # Haven movements, nickel cases, 63a to $1.34, Porcelain Clocks, artistically deca rated, Ansonia eight-day movement; ie cathedral gongs striking on the haf hour, $3.94 to $15.21. Enamelled Iron Clocks, bronze and gilt trimmings, Ansonia and New Haven eight-day movements, cathe- * dral gongs striking on the half hour, $9.41 to $27.79, Gilt Clock Sets, finest French and American movements, scores of pret- ty and novel designs, $14.98 to £98,66, Crystal Regulators, Ansonia, Gilbert and New Haven eight-day move- ments, cathedral gongs striking on the half hour; some have Jewelled dials and some are mounted on onyx bases, $13.49 to $65.38. The following Hall Clocks» have fancy silvered dials, with gilt filigree work showing phases of the moon and days of the month:— Hall Clocks, carved Flemish oak case cathedral gongs striking on th | hour, $139.47, ga) Hall Clocks, carved mahogany case tubular gongs striking on the half hour, $188.97. Hall Clocks, plain mahogan: cathedral ng and estentnstes chimes striking on the half hour, $219.97. Hall Clocks, carved maho; case, cathedral gong striking ont e half hour, $249.97, Hall Clocks, carved Flemish oak cas: cathedral (pee and Westminstet ines striking on the half Aas Ween s ede as. Porto Rico Cigars,—on nm. Finest tobacco grown on.the island apd, assortment of light and colors, wi Boxes containing. at 99c,.J.. and $4.09. igh H