The evening world. Newspaper, October 26, 1903, Page 7

! * Wheatdent Will Make a Flying Vinit 72 eh - {scares iy HAVE BEEN '(NePURSUING PARTY. ‘Arrest If; Expected Soon, and Neigh#oors Threaten Violence If He#ls Caught by Sheriff and His prengee (Ff secial to The Ewening World.) \ ; ¢ JERVIS, N. Y., Oct. 2%—The the slp yer of Mrs. Bevans and the seri- Ous_w¥ ynding of her husband, Victor B, levayis, created a /furry of excitement: he /dogs belonged to Dr. John Kelley, of Niilford, and wien set to work were folle wed by @ big jcrowd, ‘TMiey took a tmil about thirty fest a the windofy through which the , {8hgt was fired. Whey followed the trail yund outbuildings, over the hills and & circuitous royte tora pleco of loods. ‘The scfat led to a marsh trom jovhich point they ran in a direct line to |Uie house of a, farmer three-quarters of mile away, /All attempts to divert the (Rounds to anf other track failed, ‘They: took the samp route three times, bring- ring up at thp same spot. * Gheriff Aridress has as yet made no arrests, It jis thought there may be an @rrest to-day. One hundred men drove over from, Newton Sunday to take a band In aigy trouble that might come in Sapturing ‘the person, and threats of Violence iq him, if caught, were heard. There 14 a rumor that the murderer ie among /Ahe searching party. One man ts sald tb be very nervous and to have objected to the use of bloodhounds, Other siiries that a family feud exist etweer, the Bevanses and a certain farmer ‘re declared to be untrue. The Ibelief gxists, however, that the mur- erer #, not’ a fugitive, but is in the Relghbeorhood, and that he will be caught soon. The; excitement {s great, and Gheriff Andrdss and a powse of constables are on this ground to quell any attempt at Alsord er. Mr/ Bevans's condition is somewhat deppr}oved to-day. Miss mma Clark. a ed nurse, daughter. of Esquire +Clawic, 1s attending him. ‘The house and ymar. to whose residence the dogs fol- ayer the tracks were sibjected to a hof.] examination ‘Sunday, but hing was accomplishell. Fiellef is prevalent that the murderer is frightened away fopm robbery, ‘at was the motive, yy Mr. Bevai ishing to ard ringing, the telephone, {@ving the assassin an Mea that others Fyre in the house. Tce hoon HOSE ~—RUTTING DEMIS "EVERY CHECK 'Emphatically Dedlares the Doo- » - ument to Be an Absolute For- ‘gery and Defies Anybody to _, Produce It. ; Vs ——, TBerert Fulton (Cutting eat to-day) that he had recdlved information to the effect that Tammany Hall had in {te possession a jcheck for $260 which 1M claimed was/ signed by him and Immde payable ty W. 8. Devery. “Phe check ie/yan absolute forgery,” 'agid Mr, Cutting, “and I Gare Mr. (Ofurphy or any) one elae to produce tt.” , When seen tf an Evening World re- sporter to-day Charles F. Murphy suid thet he couldn't stop Mr. Cutting from ing and ‘fhat he had nothing to say it the matter. He made \- deninla,'to ‘Current questions,” how: fe ald that he had not seen eo the “report that’ ther Gane ne bim that he could not carry Brook- ney, Ryan and other traction mag- is en contributions to the ny ‘Tamma, len fond, Mi ‘would ‘ Tamaelt, Fotereiag to Ballpen for ne told that Senator Plundkitt pre- am ashamed to tell you," he sald. you would consider them Tou won't bell me until) F eleotion day. If the election were fe McClellan's majority be a us, and it is growing I — be ooKs LIKE A DUTCH BOOK.” | 32 Wletintor micGarrente Opinion of Combination Poll of Voters, Afternon to express an opinion on Pte combination poll of voters by the pvew York Herald and the Brooklyn ieaie cut of whieh. the Herald figured ’ 9 for of 3, d He figured outs maasoriey for nee A Wher mere ee eooaren, a8 explanation it may de sdii that @ Dutch book" ts e-ti ing as as rack nt that i arranged his Qgures that he ix found to lose on a race no matter what 10rae. wins, js ROOSEVELT’S VOTING TRIP. te Oyster Bay. WY BEVHNS CASE ‘They Followet’fa Cirouitous Trail ‘to the Heéne of a Farmer i ue wtersofa Mite from V $oene of Murder, of bloodhounds on the track of ft] velt, is the Democratic nominee. ‘Trautmann is the candidate of the Fu- stonists, Brlanger never before this campaign Made: a political speech nor ‘took any Patt it polities As for Mr. Trautmann, he ‘has often said that the only po ticlan in his family {5 his wife, the well- ‘known and philanthropic Mrs, Ral, Trautmann, leader of several women failure of T Bronx.yHe has established he: quarters in Terrace Garden, whe corps of typewriters, district manager and assistant managers are dally en- In the arduous work of an Inde. pend More than 1,200 missionaries, Mr. Grell‘tolavan Evening World reporter to-day, started out bright and early this morning to make a canvass in all the districts of the county. They are me: bers of organizations which voted I | There was a ‘y of the presidents, off- cers and delegates of the various Ger- man societies which have already in- dorsed Grell at the Grell headquarter; at which German vote were ad w! our headq) have a la sonal acquaintance than Mr, Jérl ; fe is @ member of a large namber of clubs and socleties and ts. pro, German and Hebrew circ tor P. H. MoCarren was asked his in ni friends, “who » comprise _ ¢ thousands of ‘ment—bank par bro theatrical men, clergym sn and. p' fesaionul “men.” tn the Aafternoon he {sat his headquarters /and at night jor Me- | RS nd has Nh ohinery? of ne Cc Fusionist mahage 4 y predicted by 1 4 ena hae eptendia fier Mr. Trautmann Ife. Whose aagoctatio’s with public affairs for H has made! her a fine lieutenant te GRELL PUTS VIM IN HGHT FOR SHERIFF Independent German, Who Is Out for Revenge Against Tam- many, Making a Remarkabie Canvass for Votes. ‘Three candidates for the office of Sheriff and eaoh confident of winning! Of the three only one has had experi- ence in pollties,y He 1s former Sheriff William F, ‘Gter> independent, who Is getting equare wit’ Tammany Hall for failing to name a German on Its ticket. Mitchell L. Erlanger, classmate in Co- lumbia law echoot of President Roose- Ralph campaign which is being carried into the ranks of every German and Ger- man-American society, club, lodge and organizatign in Manhattan and the it campaign, jopter harles ‘F. ‘Milter, Be Cl a Independent Democracy. “We will surprise T: e German-Am two years ago, public meeting remiss 0 easy Seo | going to vote this year. mn those Tammany people would visit juarters and watch the various. Gelegations | from that | erganization awhich here iedging thelr . n Grell, they woud be wiser. * ‘ey of whnnin nization representing — 90,000 one has not indicated which w: cking of Tammany, know nothing oi lead but I am in the fight to mal winning one, i find the whole ie Tez, sateen jearning pract Mr. ‘Erlanger had no cence; he was to become @ prominent figure in the Arye crag He wis at his law office ‘on the day of the convention whan ap- prised! that he was to be the canflidate. probably fewer per. How His Fight Every morn: Tesidence is prea ring -felling/” speeches night influence of his w be husband, flo work in ~ eee SOCIETY'S ‘ELECTION, The Aliant Society of the Cathedral bs hold its annual meeting to- it ta the h H AND HER HUSBAND, WHO ESCAPED, Bits of Hamor in a Hot Political Fight. EARD from Mr. Shevlin this, Woodruff has no kick to make. If he begins tg Vorrow money on the name of the former Lieutenant-Governor it will morning?” asked a man as he saluted John L, Shea in the Jefferson Building, where the man who 1s the nominal head of the Mo- Laughlin organization was waiting to turn the place over to Senator McCar- Seldom, if ever, is Mr. Woodruff seen * usiness | At Greatly Reduced Prices, letures than by m. Hi take his spare time. known more b; personal contac Dense thirst-quenchers in “I heard he. wa: "paid Mr, mS Oe, oe patie eat The counterfeit has been report that he was eating up the bedclothes' is untrue?" said the other. "Yes," said iMr, Shea, and he smiled at |) the kdea of, the discomfture of Shevlin. A man who saw the smile said case of misery likink company. » and ainoe then he has di pai was in poten ebout Me. Wwe m c ‘With s crowd 0 Were in on the joke, Nearly everybody has a story to tell| County, W. about the kind of a worker MoCarren\ tender bet. an election district County would be clone. i format a bottle of win In m would not fever Leow, 16 Others heard of It,’and the comers hatfon the barton bein hock for a year, was when he w: captain in the Eastern District. One old campaigner from W1lllams- burg held forth in the outer room. “I knew the Senator,” said he, “when he was a cooper and used to lay off on election day to help get out the vote. remember one year when on election day it was almost a bli: kK wei a8 around everywhere. y didn’t have the money to get carriages 8, and five-dollar bills were few and far between. “MecCarren went over to get out three Jacob Brenner, who { campaign of the Fusiot County, has had @ part canvass made Former, Sheriff Grell, backed by thou- sands of Germans, indignant over the Hail to recognize the great German-American vote in New York, has organized a strenuous votes in one hou house had voted, v7 none of them woul son was that nobody had a whole pair shoes. “If McCarren had had the money then have bought the shoes, but id some one hit him a@ slap the ~ Wake up,” ald @ volos, Mr. Bren- turned and saw former Corporation unsel Stapleton, what's the matter?” hat did he do but sit down . The three of them wore he Senator's shoes to the polls that day the kitchen stove ™ he was there b: bagk. We only carried the election dis- trict by nine yotes, “No; that was a long time ago, “I won't discuss the story now,” and he laughed when it peated to him. In Brooklyn Timothy L. Woodruff ts looking for the man who looks like him. The man {a a practical joker, and so long as he continues to be one, M'CARREN WILL AWAKEN BROOKLYN fssues Orders to Arouse the|Sultan’s Governor in Arabia Killed and Troops Cut Down in Revolt Against Payment of Cattle Tax. said Mr. Stapl We of one to wake you up.’ ““Flonest dellave Low ‘will get 60,000," to $4.50 yd, Sale price McLaughlin thought he was the leader of Kings County. Now, isn't that proo! TURKS LOSE 1,000 IN TRIBAL FIGHT last Lord & Taylor, sh, thans for getting out the Whole Borough from Apathy with a Week of Music, Oratory and Fireworks, Senator P, H, MoCarren inaugurated] CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 2%.—It ts 4 campaign in the his-|NoW announced that the Military Com- She. mont yidosous pales nat mandant, Ahmet Pasha, and the Gover- y day. Senor to make up far the apathy thar|nor of the province of Amir, on the Red deavor to make up far the has prevailed in the orgunization since| Sa coast of Arabla, were killed as the Democratic convention he has issued|the result of a revolt of two Arab orders that will make the whole borough| tribes against the imposition of @ new @ place of music, fireworks and oratory for the next week. ‘There are to be 600 Assembly District meetings, an average of nearly thirty | routed. meetings to a district. aietriot, meeting 1s about $60, which| been deapa makes the aggregate cost of the con- af the campaign $30,000] Agir, for district meejings alone Ghea, chairman of thegmpaign Commit- tee, was asked to-day Who was furpinh: Ind the money for these meetings. “The district organization “Each district 1s paying {ts own expenses,"” Outside of these meetings there will be many more under the auspices of the General Committee. of the campaign will be held to-morrow night at the Academy of Must, and Bourke Cockran will bs the star orator. It is expected taat he will have some- thing to say about the Florence Burns case, the Bedford gang and other fea- tures of life (n Brooklyn that haye been the public during the} Low administration. he charge that the Republican ory ganization fs paying the expentes of cattle tax and that about a thousand Turkish troops were killed or wounded, The rest of the Turkish force was Fifteen battalions of troops have tched to the ecene. ‘ady Pasha has been a) Commander-in-Chief and Governor eens 1 ‘Phe cost of a — BOY'S BOOY IN THE RIVER. ‘The body of Robert Blatadorf, seven ears old, of No. 418 East Eighty. street, was found in the Kast Ri of One Hundred and Twentieth stree! It was taken to the Morgue. LUNG TROUBLE AND LUMBAGO, Father John's Medicine Cured Brook- lyn Man Who Could Not Sleep Night or Day. ngs. of President saw School In d by the Presi- ‘ishing him good crpyipa: Trautmann, ae tusion candl- making @ Viigrous canvass, He ys The big meeting y urged by the is election Year ago'l was aegrent ouftorer trom lung bago, 1 bad two physicians, i q i a aS eand- I had taken three bottles when a told “her friehis, is’ her against Tammany has spread trom Mis vorough to Brooklyn. It in ylmored | &! that Jacob Brenne: the manager of the L . = THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 26, 1903. QDHOLA NS : MURS. VICTOR E. BEVANS, WHO WAS MURDERED, RED-HOT BATTLE TOEND CAMPAIH Last Week of Canvass Started with Whirlwind Fight by the Fusion and the Tammany Foroes, The inst week of the campaign openea | to-day with Tammany Hall deciaring| the election of McClellan certain and} with phe Fustonists equally confident of the success of Low, but at the same time making @ strong appeal for votes. Betting on the result seemed to favor the Tammany contentlon—or Tammany @alne, at least. A few days ago the bet-| ting was 10 to & and even 10 to 7, on Low. Now the betting ts at even money | and with plenty of MoClelilen moyey ported in sight. However, it will be called that during the last week of the campaign two yeara ago Ghepard, the! Tammany candidate, was the prevailing favorite with the bettors, This week it is @ ght to the finish. Bvery day this week Mayor Low will speak at five or six places, excepting | Saturday, when he will close the cam- baign with two addresses, one in the | Academy of Music, Brooklyn, and the other in Cooper Union, Wear for Jerome. The Fusionists express fear that Je- frome is permanently retired from the ommpaign because of lines. He may, however, pop into it at some unempected time during the week. His dates will be held open for him. é Taecomany oratory will break loose to- night in Grand Central Palace. when W. Bourke Cockran, MoClellan, Fornes and Sale of , Fine Embroidertes Cambric & Nainsook Edeings, 3 to 10 inches wide; former- ly 35¢. to 55¢, yd., Sale price 28c. yd, Cambric, Nainsook and Swiss Edgings and Skirt Flouncings, 8 to 15 inches wide; fermer- ly 75 to $1,50 yd,, Sale price Soc. yd, Several attractive styles 45-inch Cambric Flouncings with blind work embroidery; formerly $1.12 to $1.75 yd., Sale price 75¢. yd. Exceptionally Fine Pat- terns in Swiss, Nainsook and Cambric 10 te rs-inch Flouncings; formerly $1.50 gsc. yd. Broadway and Twentieth St., and Fifth Ave. Ahearn will speak. It ts sobserved that the ofictal programmes mention Cock tan fn the stellaf role in preference to MeLaughiin’s Last off with the announcements of 600 meet-| Tammany Hall of doing t {1s even money + Gide Gets are on recorders LOM 200, ‘athe. Fa terests have MoClelian, Cookran ts expected to re-| Defying Tammany end, Hugh | Tammany campaign tund. Peat his assertion that the present aa- Mclaushiin baw arranged fora ineetl the. validity and exit ; ministration j the worst since the days! Hight nt citer hie cant Taree elke’ tae erat 7 of Tweed. oui nts e n Over in Brooklyn Pat MoCarren has | 1! Bindork Ww started the week's whirlwind campaign |niiten riitok coy Mucpny, tal apeue aece yeu y 4 y : ti and every. he grafting These spellbinders went {a8 to be held this weok, ‘That means| the Red Light Diatrset. wit! conduct: his | eek and learned the 4 ¥ ¢. in for the Yoralty this we hi they are tospeak. They 100 meetings every day and night, wd/{n Aturohs's own district: : * them. who will keaye wits ther nearly all of them at night. MoCarren | teenth, commonly known as the Gas-|fire burning, and with the mor ave that tae borough ts certain to go| House’ Distric isionists say he will/nent there will be sections ¢ for MaClellan, but the common betting | poll 15,000 votes in Manhattan, and thus | bands rm All Cars Transfer to Bloomingdales’ $ 1 30PersianLamb Coats at $6! Here is another vivid example of the extraordinary fur bar- t BF) gains we have been giving this season. i i At $65 these Persian Lamb Coats are offered at exactly half value, for Persian Lamb Coats of this quality sell regu- gat larly all over the United States for $130. As this lot is rather 94 limited in quantity, we advise early paying. nh aS These coats are of tine Leipsic dyed Persian Lamb, plain ee etoy and trimmed effects—cut on the newest 1904 models, with al dip front, large rolling collars, deep revers and bell sleeves. a ai They are lined with Skinner's satin and } fancy brocaded silks. Fashioned and finished oa by the most expert furriers—special value y { ty at $135 & $150 Persian Lamb Coats, $75. Handsome stylish garments, beautifully trimmed with large collar and revers of mink, baum marten and chinchilla. expertly finished to the minutest detail, secona rior, soth st, Section, Decorated Dinner Scts, $9. {L..mnaree For to-morrow only as a great special For Women al $198.0 we offer these handsome dinner sets at $9. |] You" bagpsscahpset ne dt) Or 9c, Per Piece. |-araae They are of thin English porcelain, with “wi orthm ore”She all-over blue underglaze decorations and For at $3. aB ‘5 ‘| f tte e wees ee eeeeeee se eeee old English scenes on each piece. Each set ase is composed of the following pieces: Aga cree ae ; best shoe value obtal 12 tea plates. 100 Pieces Main Floor 00th st, 12 dinner plates. a 12 soup plates. Complete Misses’ Flannel Waists,.,' 12 fruit saucers. 12 bv‘ter plates. 12 tea ay Teemaig | Set for In the Smartest of the New Stgige.. 1 meat.dish, i Here are some exceptionmit 4 meat dish (9 inches). attractive items in misses? dain 1 meat dish (14 inches). and becoming Fall and Wis er 2 covered vegetable dishes, 2 Uncovered vegetable dishes. 1 pickle dish, f waists, Quality and cot sidered, they great tie Value 98c, —All-woo! flannel, 1 soup tureen, a: cope Bi tioet teed vi ish. 5 front; je ! | eovermabinet a J $13.00 4 stock collar; lined ‘Third Floor, 58th Bt. Beotion. ind Seven Fed ang, navys ‘ a N $LA9 82'S) ‘ed fronts,’ trimmed Clearance. Sale of Book Sells}: sos tinmnut’ In Which Are Valves Most Extraordinary ! ort bist, avy and red;-43, Here are instances of the wonderful money,savings on hand? $1.98 —French ony, some sets of books offered in this sale: lege peat buttons aj collar; s! 12 i4 Bulwer Lytton’s Works, $1.75. stress bound in sloth handsome jets, and aa camatchable bargin eas pre | = Shipts, 2c, bosoms, reinforced front and Win. D’ ARTAGNA) ONT: Ss i EE a | a ee cata 4 isteach a ‘Si ‘4 ‘ K 5 4 ‘at $10.00 OMARY "Cecil pocket, neckband and double stitahede ep throughout spect * ds Ss wi [3 Rott: Etosup: oO ser for to-morrow at oh PER SET.. +e 5 Main Floor, 60th st. = pred tk ad be LOOMINGDALE BROS. ALL CARS TRANSFER TO BLOOMINGDALE BROS, sa. Avenue, 59th and 60th Streets. } BLOGAINGDALES" 3d Avenue, 59th and Goth Stresta SIXTH AVENUE, 2ST fie Balcony Book Store ote The Following Books, Greatly Underpriced! A goodly number of copyrighted cloth-bound Books— issued by leading publishing houses from $1.25 to $3.00, will be on sale in our Balcony Book Store to-morrow At Per 10° 15° 20° 35° and 45° Volume, Poetry, & Sr zEN CENTS! hE. a r strong plece of evidenc usiness power of our Balcony it iter Sweet—J. G. Iolland. Feet tice FIFTEEN CENTS! ~The | dy ice on most of these Fa eee ete nc ee ce Sa | Nee tg Matder In each lot we show the usual price and our present selling price. A mere enumeration of the lots, which comprise Fiction, History, would not convey an adequate idea of their im- portance. The best plan is to come in and look them over. A partial list of the titles is included in the following: Marylam—Horace Victor. STREETS, N. Y. Sheet Music Specials, 2 ki, Bedelia’? ( cena Tue Se Mane? 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