The evening world. Newspaper, October 19, 1903, Page 6

Opposing Forces Pac stat Final ‘Battle To-Day with Scores of _ * Spellbinders, Who Will Work ‘Untiringly Until Election. (CITY TO RESOUND WITH ORATORY MORN TO NIGHT. Fusion Has Advantage in Speak- ers, but Tammany Will Use Autos and Bring in Outsiders Next Week. With the work of registration com-| % piéted, the opposing parties in the May- bratty contest start out to-day to make & whjlrwind canvass, For two weeks the ‘spellbinder will be abroad in the tHy's highways and byways. Speech- faking will go on morning, noon and bight{ he women's clubs will monop- bifze “the motaing } At noontime the Acorns will fmen's vote. By fend the care-tail or. Woters with argument and red fire and ‘3 . brass bands. ‘ @he red aytomobile will again be a feature of the campaiyning, but this jat the Democratic Mayoralty candi- a te will utilize the cam: tigning chariot P feade famous by District-Attorney Je- et Fome. Mri Grout, who ts being played Be he Tammany’s star attraction, will also ) Wave gn auto and, will make at least S four speeches a night, Mr, Jerome Is Boing to do a little campaigning of his >, bwn,“aha he will vé on the trail of Col, } MeClelian .when the lauter invades Brooglyn, Yarentists superior, Tn the matter of campaign orators the Fusionists have the better of Tam- many. Mayor Low is a better cam- Paigner than his-young opponent, tho Wammany candidate, while Mr. Hinrichs, the candidate for Comptroller, is a most effective platform orator, and Edward “oi ihe Board of Aldermen, is a forceful orator. Messrs, tman, the ‘candidates for Borough Pres!- Went and Sheriff, have proved unexpect- fdly good speakers, and in addition the luagionists have District-Attorney Jerome, tiié prince of campaign orators; R. Ful- he leader of the fusion Bruce, the Repubil- who has been campalgners for bears; dod Hedges, a platform wonder, Lee Fairchild, the king of the cart- Rail speakers, al! engaged in angling for Wotes. Against these Tammany has only Col. MeCiotlan and Comptroiler Grout to Brrak for the ticket, the other candi- Mates befiig Inexporiended on the stump. Tammany’s supply of campaign speak- fers contains few who are noted for force ©p the platf: nd recouse has been one of his had to out- talent The Fastonists will make a big splurge this evening with twelve big mectings. Mayor Low will add four meetings Mr. Cutting will an outdoor tmeeting at First av: and Twenty- fourth street in his fight for an Alder- tmanic seat. Mr. Bruce will make a ppecch at Sixty-!{th street and Amster- dam avenue. Job Hedges will talk at Khe Austro-Hungarian meeting on the ast side. Mr.. McGuire will be the lead- Ing speaker at a big Harlem meeting at ne Hundred and Thirty-third street and th avenue, McClellan and Grout. Gol, McClellan will open the fair at ‘the Church of the Epiphany and then ' fmake three speeches in Brooklyn. {Comptroller Grout will speak at the jsame meetings. ‘To-morrow night Mr. Serome will follow in Col, McClellan's . Footsteps. Wednesday night Col. McClellan will dress a meeting at the Old Homestead “Pavern, in Third avenue, while Mayor ‘Low and Mr. Jerome will speak at the BDemorratie-Pusn meeting in Cooper Tnion. ‘Thursday night Mayor Low \e0es to Staten Island, while Mr. Jerome (mvades the east side, ‘The same even- Wag Messrs, McClellan and Grout will ‘address a big meeting in Carnegie Hall jand later make soveral speeches in \Brooklyn. Priday night will And Mayor Low in oklyn,” Mr. Jerome in Harlem and Mesers. Hinrichs and McGuire on the lower, east side. The same night . McClellan and Grout will speak lat the Harlem C: Saturday night ppeelian and ut will address a workingmen’s meeting at. Cooper In- iptitute while Mayor Low and District- jAttorney Jerome will speak at the Grand Central Palace and the Harlem ‘Casino. WNext week Tammany out-of-town speakers Into the can jahd will make a spe with’ ‘a parade, fireworks and np eiuling on Saturday night. oe , SHEEHAN INDIGNANT. Be Brain, tical organization known the ter New York Democracy, is highly nt over the stetement that his flop to Tammany was followed urgical operation for the removal gf a tumor from his brain. han is wearing @ bit of court pon the back of his neck to hide caused by the lancing of a 4g @il that has happened ¢o fh ae aurgical way. He has been Late through the ca: there isn’ ‘ble bead a ng x demanding sur- ® Banker Who Ransom, Ook. 19,0 J, McGuire, the candidate for President | ¢ Sulzberger and Traut-| 4 will hurl its} n , gee Ailment a Boll, No Not Tumor on oh C. Sheehan, leader of a quondam t anything in- l ee i eS = ——s———— —————— ‘COKER AND VICE RULE TAMMANY" —Hugh McLaughlin, “Leaders of Wigwam Were in Vice Trust,” Declares Lead- er, “and We Would Protect Brooklyn from Them.” The bitterness of the struggle between ‘Tammany and the Brooklyn Democratic organization ts reflected In an interview given out by Hugh McLaughlin, in which he charges that leaders of ‘Tam- many were the heads of the vice trust, and that Croker, through his former secretary, Thomas Smith, is still the power behind the throne in the Tam- many organisation. After paying his respects to Senator P. H, McCarren, Mr. McLaughlin sald: “Every one knows that Tammany has nourished and encouraged vice for years, until people in their indignation rose and cast {t out of power, Every- body in this big city knows that vice was protected by Tammany, and that there was a vice trust, in which the leaders of Tammany figured. None of this money came to men of the Brooklyn orgunization, Every- body knows, Who thinks, that this is the thing which we oppose and which we are trying to keep out of Brookiyn, “Our organization atands for the pur- ity of the home and the chastity of our little girls and boys, It serves no pur- pose for me to say that the people overwhelmed the Democratic party In this city because these things were known of Tammany Hall. It did not help the Democratic party any, when the shame of it all aroused people, to know that there was a man In the Comptroller's office who said: ‘Hands cannot steal the people's “The people showed what they thought of Tammany by lashing it; they showed what they thought of monesty by mak- ing the man who had fought Tammang*s thievish attempts to rob the city treas- ury the candidate for Governor and by electing him, for every one who js not 4 apa fa politics Knows that he was eet the man who was the lead of 8 r, Murpl : ‘Stand by 3 yy became leader of Tam- many Hail tn the sight of the publica, but Croker told him to retain Thomas Smith a8 secretary, and Croker said ‘correspond with me,’ So Murphy the geat of power and Croker milics at Wantage and gets aces nothing but “correspond. oo MORE SUPPORT FOR Low. Independent Democrats Indo: Mayor and Dntire Fusion ‘Nek: Whe Independent Democrats of the M@wenty-Arst Assembly District, et a Club, No. meoting held at the Cayaga 1% West Ninety-seventh street, same, Restored This New. York Woman to out, lead low bard indorsed the who! U; nentye 9$99O9H0O0O60G-40500O0H900009540G68 THE WORLD: ALL THERE fe TO POD H92OHO$OOOOO i oo Mi Ml i ' JEROME T0 PROBE SHIPYARD SCANDAL District-Attorney May Take Whole Matter to Grand Jury Before End of Hearing Before Commissioner Oliphant. Wall street men were surprised to- day to tearn that the District-Attorney |ts serlously thinking of taking action in |the Ship Building Trust scandal, Mr. Jerome has been watehing the proceed- ings in the hearing before Commissioner Oliphant closely and may take the case before the Grand Jury without waiting for the result of the hearing, Lewis Nixon will be the first witness examined before che Commissloner when the hearing is resumed. He will be fol- lowed by Charles M. Schwab, who, in the opinion of many of the first mort-| | gage bondholders, is responsible for the collapse of thé. company, Lawyer Samuel Untermyer 1s prepar- ing a list of questions for Schwab that are calculated to make Mm squirm. it 13 thought by many conneoted with the case that the flerce fire of cross-examin- ation shot at Mr. Dresser by W. D. Guthrie will be mild compared to that Schwab Is destined to undergo. Schwab will be followed on the stand by Max Pam, his attorney, will make some startling revelations. ‘The suit brought by John U. Calhoun, the promoter who seeks to recover from the Trust Company of the Republic commissions which he asserts he earned in floating the stock of the Ship Build- ing Trust in London and which he lost because of the formation of the Sheldon reorganization syndicate and the sub- sequent decline in the value of the Shi hin Bullding stock, 1s causing considera comment in the street, It is genera uly velleved that Calhoun has a good chance to win, we PETER GIBBONS DIES AT HOME, Peter Gibbons, of No. 43 Pleasant avenue, Manhattan, for fifteen years the business agent of the United Portable Safety Engincers, diod yesterday atter- noon, at his home after an illness of three monthe. —_—_—_———_—— HAD BRONCHITIS FOR 6 YEARS. Father John’s lledicine Cured This Brooklyn Man After Doctors Hed a Talled, id. ‘Wve yea of Jidnde of Fema ane boule ‘once sella tiene bottles 1 sitet frankly recom h this testimonial ar fon the henotit of 9 Bai gt medicine, FATHER JOHN'S MEDIGINE nent it bir ened) 0 NO eatth and shi pa i It is algo expected that Lewis Nixon MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1903. 200d 4 90500060006 OOO@ OOPGOOOW aa 18 YOUR STOMAC ON A STRIKE? That Dark Frown Taste and Indl- gestion Indicate Dyspepsia, a> | If you have a coated tongue and a bad \taste in your mouth the gastric juices of your stomach are not doing their duty —they have gone On a permanent strike ~and dyspepsia has its grip upon you. | A little later you will have a fully de- | veloped case of chronic dyspepsia and | will begin to experience, if you do not al- ready, indigestion, shortness of breath, nausea, with hot, bitter fluid and par- tially digested food rising in your mouth; headache, dizziness, blurred vision a foul breath. 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The small cash payment makes it unnecessary to wait —to procrastinate, and allow the money that would buy this splendid possession to be frittered away for passing and profitless pleasures. Start the saving fund today; and enjoy. the piano while you save. We'll be glad to show you these excellent pianos, as well as the other splendid instruments gathered here, at any time convenient to you. If you cannot come to the store, write to us, these pianos anywhere. We ship Plano Store, Fifth floor. JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A. T, Stewart & Co. Broadway, 4th ave. 9th and 10th sts Each and every pair sold has proved a lasting advertisement. Satisfied Customers have spread the truth and spread the fame of “Patrician” the world over. Over 50 styles, 50 suit every occasion... 0 A Silverware Sale! mplete assortment of art dntic cae Furnishings will be » Our Silverware Depa: has been completely. if est m the most celet viz, the famy American ass abecenerated, eo Fern o a tino to make your selections them this new rill QUA! rARE—at 5 a fintened i ft Pishes, er rate manufacturers of, and in ed And engran er Dis) Pitchers, Sugar oem Chocolate Pots, Condentea Silke Holders Syrup Pitchers’ and Crum and Scrapers, Cream Pitchore, Nut Bow! Spoon. Pickle Caste: ‘Tra: &c, PLAT, GOLD LINED NUY hOWLS—in_handaot ‘with aquir~ rel ornament PRN SDishias, with burnished ‘silver, AD TRAYS. in Bwith: the Tape, border ei Seceitrrey seit eh burnished fintsh—each, . 1,50} rev AMORICAN PRISM GLASS PITCHERS |Ptal lated topa also, CRACKER |f ¥ Gan Bo nee aie CREAM BRS. % French gray. tistsh—al 38. : re graved i sla ac =r oe wi i te UADRUPLE PLAT (01 a he aa hed. Oale 4 me per set. Cold Meat FORKS, Fish and Ple KNIV! 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Peiles: -o, writes Mr. Dougie rth hs) I have worn Douglas $3.50 shoes for yore and find them eaual or jbetter than Vast Color Eyelets usod exclusively. OO? Sricc, $4.00 and BEIB. ee mantener oe iu Street, RS ith Street. ye REO woot and men who wear wigs, bad indeed. And we have bewhiskered men and whiskerless men, clumsy men, dainty men, big, bold men and timid little fellows. Is there What Kind of Man Should a Girl Marry? Now, young lady, you must sooner or later come to a decision on this You don’t want any old kind, do We have tall men and short men Then we have blond men, brunette ‘men, fat men, ekinny men, bald men Good men, bad men and men who are very, very Election for Mayor, 1901: Low/beat Shepard in Manhattan and Bronx, in Brooklyn, in Richmond, . . Shepard beat Low in Queens, . . (Page 471, World Almanac, “1903. FOR ALL INFORMATION REGARDING ELECTION BUY Ghe World Almanac] TERSE se ACCURATE UP TO DATE 25 Cents at All News Stands. “Mailed for 35 Cents. Sales, A drug store in New York, which, HM 1s said, does business ness ARNON Hoe. $9 Bn es each year can be purchased hf expreas business Re erg ge | AN 8. 600: BeOTieee. ie auccessful man ts -eimply one Bs ‘she sdronings, 9 beg