The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1903, Page 6

es Vote for Low TER: ae Vote for Low 3 ‘And Keep the Grafte 3 iC | steam with a pot of back d that tn i have lo- it it Is to be h of Fusion he wi cr JUST GRAFTERS "Matty Donohue, Tammany der, He Just Grinned. “And Keep the Grafters Out. inted in ali the ‘‘outs.’* issioner Greene would like name of the Tammany wag one the Re ere. OF days. n managers had p giant letters of black ivfant. red background, and bliteration of the last mores By night brill a in the dea , dee) i ane brush, . with a grin. “Too bad!| dslver © away buttons, Ow “ttle rt It took to “Now wouldn't that cause you to Htere out of Mayor Low's! think the canal was on fire,” remarked oh, I mean on the billboard, | Former Senator Mike Coffey, as the ‘Tammany district leader in @ section of the city occurred many eaestormations laughed ST VOTE RECO ‘WILL BE BEATEN ional Fight in Brooklyn Ex- oted to Cause Thousands ‘Defective Ballots to Be ton Tuesday. 9! chagrin, htest idea who deciared fd-eyed Fusionist from Harlem the news of the transformation overnight in many of the ta!’ declarations which me sf With long Devery has planned an invasion of Brooklyn, It was announced to-day | that the fornmier Chief of Pollee had | decided that things e too quiet In Manhattan and that vefore the weok was over he would move on Brooklyn. This morning the advante guard was sent over In the shape of a wagon with F sign on jt “Vote for Devery and Keep the Grafters Out," Vote for Dev- ery and Municipal Ownership.” The wagon paraded through the shop- ping district and out Fulton street, whore the kid’ ran after ft and the wagon stopped in front of his head- quarters in Montague it. But {t was when the wagon wan seen use. of factional fights in Brook- sit ts thought that the record for de- by Inspector McLaughlin, the former, Chief of Police of Brooklyn, designated by Devery as “Plug Hat Pat’ thet the crowd laughed. The Inspector was in front of the Smith Street Poltce Headquarters when the wagon passed. He read the sign aod grasped the rail for support, pulled out his glagses, read it again, shook his head and walked inside, To one of his staff he remarked: “That man haa the greatest cheek of any man I ever heard, ‘Vote for Munict- pal Ownership.’ He ought to know; he certainly nearly owned a elty for three years,"” THE WORLD: [HURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 29, 1903. Flashes of Humor from the Swift nit—not on your life,” “But.” went on Grey— “Morrisey.” sald the worker, “no con. }I know the old man and so do you. I admit that he was all right with you, and you got yours. But thia money business, citi. I oan't stand for It. 1 don't believe now that MoLaughlin Would give up a doliar for any purpose or thing on earth to-day unless—uniess ft was a dollar to ride in a coach to Pat McCarren’s funeral.” Bar the door and ring for the am- dulance. Mayor Low {s In trouble, The Muyor, as the “Best Chiet of Police” has given it voice, has beon “nailed with the goods on him." it is up to the man at the d of the city to rise and explain or pass it slond or got out of It some way. ton put out by the with a smile on his face, and a red, white and blue ribbon stamped on the button as though jt hud been run through It. was not made in New York. The button iy made out of the city. when split open Years the name lew Jersey manufacturer on the paign erator made the and proved it by n Mayor,'@ he shouted ver permitted his campaign manager to make such a mistake as to get hts ns out of the State?" ghowing the Hton’ and the Arman, name’ inside, false to the interests of the gay, ¥ the man who has no more ride thab to go to a distant State for ig material to advertise himself.’ Turning Political Kaleidoscope. : “Ts it true, Senator, that) n@ inquired you honestly believe that ‘Tammany 1s} = golng to win? | “Win? echoed the Senator in a thun-| Your carpet money der of interrogation. “Of course we are} going to win, Back Ain, my fuston| | Will do mora fo- you here than friend, and get out of danger. Don’ t} in any other piace, Here are you hear (he cy-lone a-rumbling? Get S into the cyclone celiar or the tide of the figures tha’ prove it: Demooratic billots on election day will sweep, you off ‘your feet. Get tniler Bigelow Axminsters The fusionist retire 11 th ‘a yitinede d appalled dy the Louls J. Beck, the manager of the Acorns’ business department, was ald- ing in erecting the Acorns’ ‘Tiger- crossing-the-bridge banner when a guy rope snarled around his wrist and yanked him six feet upward. To-day Beck was around with the injured wrist in a sling, “What happened. Beck?" asked Sen- ator John He Lact “Oh! the tiger bit me," Beck, indicting ‘ne banner. “That won't be a marker to. what the tiger will do to your fusion friends on. ele: ton day,” reforted the unsym- pathetjo Ffezgerald. “How's the election going?” asked John J. Delaney of a German acquaint- ance who dropped in at MeClellan's headquarters. answered aware) was the button made?” asked over In New Jersey. In New- ald the orator, "Great heavens! ‘There's terrible oon. sternation over in Brooklyn this morn- ing," exclaimed Leader Florrie Sullivan, meeting ‘Tom’ Dunn to-day. "Gbure phwat's the tirribl inquired “Tom,” anxiously. fusion fakirs got on to our floa! “No,” answered @lorrie, ‘But the eee yards on the big Acorn banner on Par! rt luring the big wind prt tiger Is now leaping across 1e fas a pS ‘Well made a, tal on on oid Bo ‘Boss’ rob auphe “Vell, of you vant my obinion,” an- swered the Teuton. slowly, “it 19 dis: Vhile der brospects is bright der future fen't sehr goot.” Just what the thoughtful visitor endeavored to convey Mr. janey is yet guessing. “pattery Dan" Finn is poetical as the campaign wanes. got this “oft” at the Hall to-day: Commissioner Greene declared to me That he had “the aystem” busted, . 9 say, | went my way, And in Ms word I truste A wicked Judge then butted In, And, in’a manner clev Showed up the cop. as su A-arafting Worse than ever. “What's that plece entitled, Dan?” asked Harry Delmour. “T call {t' Mayor Low's Lament," plied the Battery statesman. becoming He pop, re- per yard. Regu- *1 1% lar, $1.75. Best Body Brussels yard, 97%C ron Regular, Royal Wilton Rugs | 52 7.50 Size 9x12 feet. Regular, $37.50. Take time to inspect our exhib | tion of new ROYAL WILTON CARPETS, | embracing a very large number of | notably beautiful patterns Bet choice colorings, J.& J. DOBSON 14th st. and 5th ave. oved BPAiRS 2 Monts CLOTHING And Jewelry —On— Positively Lowest Cash Price. CREDIT Offer for Men meur Extra Values for Friday and Saturday in ‘Cold Weather IUNDERWEAR At —Men’s heavy nat- 69c C. ural wool Shirts and Drawers; former price, 85c. At —Large lot of | 1 (a) Men's fine e white wooi Shirts and Drawers; soft and warm. At —Men’s fine 1. 5 natural wool winter-weight {Shirts and Drawers; former price, $2.00. —5 cases Men's Domet Night- “a2 Cc. shirts, excellent colorings, full length, well made. This Sale Is on Main Floar, Men’s Wear Wear Section. Broadway, 8 8 8&9 Sts. $1.00 per Week Opens LAL THIS W ne auallty Casalan Fated Account. * 98.08 on Metifbets aid Men's Overe ‘and Oxfor Warman, alming ais n, Cheviows G48 9 Women's Hi 8, 48 tonn and C 3 HOLZ WASSER CO BTOKM OPEN ey HNINGS Unt v OCLC 1410 TO 1428 BD AV., between S0th and Bist sts Pay Only | $1 a Week \VENINGS. NATIONAL OUTFITTING CO 106 W. 23d, N. ¥.3 62 W. 125th, N, GS Newark ave. Jersey Cit: Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders. ballots cast in an election wilt mn on ‘Tuesday next. Both sides fer by the efforts on the part of ‘who believe they know it all to Mn," retorted Dunn. “Vote early and often Isa pretty old phrase,” said Alderman Tim Sullivan reminiscently as he and Mitchell L. Brlanger, the candidate for Sheriff, lunched at the Rossmore, “When I was in Albany somo years ago,” con- tinued the Alderman, “a veteran Sena- tor, a man of honor, ‘was telling friends — ‘Tai WORD-G Or tN” eusinass 180 vore EN YAR LAY Awane CxNenrs azar Ne There in much speculation now as Ka the illness of James Shevlin, It is rycunced dally that the ehiet adviser or joss McLaughlin te still con ied to his home fil with various allm Mr, Sheviiln was in robust ‘healt the day it was seen that McLaughiin was beaten and the next day fafled to show up at the auction room, ities ‘are cruel if nothing else. athy for a loser jx unknown in actlonal fight and many have been e Republicans and the loss will be ile the Democrats the ot} Hee eee tant thousands of voters Pfeil to have their. votes counted E bas the mania that has seized the ipugh.gcross the river ix stopped. Blicans say that they know a e where men are going to “Fora for Low, and for Grout and or fand then vote the rest of the ‘These persone, they say, that Grout and tion, and no tof il stop them. ve afew others, they say, Who fant to vote for Martin Littleton. and | & are others who, for personal rea- ee Ciaiiet some oneor the many | the remarks made about Mr. Bheylin's nic or Assembly candidates, | Hllness, they acknowledge Js golng to| A litte man from. the Ninth District some scratching. Was among those discussing Sheviin's rman Bresper saya he beltevcs Mnese. e rats will suffer more by; “Ll tell you what it Is," wald he. ening Thuloss of votes thro “It was a case of staying ey BN Ballots tha ie Ie jroug! n the Fusionists, taking a dose of medicine -preacribed by [Ma doctor or coming downtown and swallowing a. dose of regularity pre- scribed by Old Dr, MeCarren, and be- tween the two it's my bolle’ Nes up ome taking absent treatment for bolt vith the, ri ae avcardance with the election law z erg’, colle. “Bolters’ colo" {s new the new po- Htical ailment, B rea rag § in he does not think there will be ch cerbiching among the Der that he had voted sixty-four times In his eh nty = Ave years on ea ye deaat aren Democrat ruins a| Tt Was Morrisey Grey, the leader of | rou, “oh CAMEO ASR yenraugh aeratenng i it ‘ii uy one| MoGarryville, as the district along the| declared another polititiag. and on er to have iliss in bar 4 canal in Brooklyn is known, who was] voted at st five times on each ‘election than have count Seam wu | holdin forth on the great man Mce Gay sn a Tho old Sentloman” saa ta Drtacake in! Laughlin was and explaining why it{ fre mic ond managed to retort, “That's was he had stuck to the old man. Grey|you want ‘anything evan tare ya origon to get It, and if you. voung man, keep on, vou will fo thore, early and often.’ That was t) ime,” con~ tinaed the Alderman’ “tat Tonka Gone heard the expression applied in that sense. A fusion acquaintance of Senator George Washington Plunkitt approached tears In his eyes as he argued with district worker who was telling him a few things. “Mr, McLaughlin,” sald Grey, has given his time and his money for years." “Time, Morrisey, {8 all right. ui petween, Ropusicsns candidates before up. and in the ty since the Nght? over nes started. make It cer- ing bea fective ballots is to Ro by eeue booed: i oe SCOTTISH RITE’S OFFICERS. _A® the annual session of the Supreme | CHASING OUT COLONIZERS. ro Rh bed Angient and Accep ‘ Resi ocait cE abesaci ned yi, (he 20 tate follu wing: Money, The deputies are now on the trait of fifty of the men who fled to They may endeavor to vote In Ma tan under other names. It ia sald a large umber may be arrested. when bee atte: Bt to ate: in North | W, unless y produce ti ir nat ization pers. veal The discovery of the colonisation an | tho Rockefeller domain will mean a Jogy | of 150 Republican vo 1 a+ Sald to Have Megally om Rockefeller ¥ paisoutename Gravd Com: leu of deputy npr >. Hil! |arrived at Tarrytown to-day to make an Jinvestigation into the alleged colonina- x2 | tlon of Italtens-or the estate of John D. 1 | Rockefeller, Evidency in being lected against 100 Italians who, it is Da charged, registered illegally, and tpore Piain-of the {Will "probably be Wholesale indlotments jy the Westchester Grand Jury, ber’ i ister of Ceremon James Now York, Keeper of Ars My Glidden, Dover, N. 1H. William 3 Butle @tandard-Learer rookiyn, N. 1 De Over Then, WASHINGTON, Oct, 29.—President Roosevelt will issue his ‘Thanksgiving Day prociamation on Saturday ext, Qct. Zi He will designate Piveaday, ‘ov. 28, as the day of Thankag! ing. FEET AND A COLD rey, rainstorm has its victims, Many a caso of i te ced nina ite and aceld ’ iy @ of consumption and pneumonia can cold sevnis such a simple fair to man: " case bonsumpt neat has its Legloniig ie f ifeas:" simpla® col “f Naga aa see eee oda hone who value their Bc naa a'e0l8 br Gough x 6 lo affair, but use reliable medicine whille it» possible, to effeet a cu There reamed, Colds, coughs, hoarseness, and all ehroat and ting affections: the culobestet” vine of tabld L h Syrup which bey saved more lives thas the most eminent in the wom. sauaht e heavy | pode Tog Sate laughed war snide ound ithe a pee tase ie ta, diseases: too i Dr. ake nat Te eae ohyert ’ Simpson Cr AVE, 192 T020 Waists. Fleege-lined fancy pique Waists, six side plaits down front, tailor stitched, front plait rimmed with taney peat buttons, two tab collar. All- wool twilled flannel W ists, four Side plaits down front to bust line, tailor stitched, front plait trimmed with fancy buttons ........06 GooboIKe) é Black_ brilliantine Waists, six side plaits from shoulder to ‘bust line, two fancy tabs down centre of front, trimmed with fancy metal buttons, fancy tab collar, at........+ é Very fine quality brilliantine W yoke formed of fine ‘tucks, tai Stitched, fancy tab collar, two roielats in sleeve and back, at. $1.00 SEAS | SL.45 ' . $1.65 Infants’ and Children’s Outfitting Specials. Children’s colored all-wool cloth Coats; made with large collar trimmed with braid; ages 2, 3 and 4 years, at.. Children’s colored €loth Coats, box back, in good color, silk lined, large collar; trimmed with ae bral and large pearl buttons; $8.00, at Children’s colored serge and broad- cloth Coats, imported material, French style, rich lined capes; trimmed with fancy braid and heavy lace; value $12.00, at Children’s lawn Suimpes, with tucked yoke and trimmed with em- broidery insertion; value 75c., at..... Infants’ and Children's wool ribbed Sweaters, cardinal, navy and white; yery special valuc at.......+++ Noses Infants’ Short Dresses, Lawn Scarfs and Shams . $2.55 $4.95 . $8.50 50 Greatly Underprice. They came to us very much under usual price, The quantity is large and plenty for all. Lawn Scarfs, embroidered, 54 inches 1on~; Lawn Shams, embroidered, 32 in. square; instead of 29c. each, we say Lawn Scarfs and Shams of much tiner-quality: most of this lot are hem- stitzhed; instea | of 58c. each, now... Lawn Scarfs and Stiams, some have flounces, some are hems nd. spachtel effects; instead of 59c. ea¢ 15 7H, Clearance Cut Lengths of Silks } at BOG« a yard. Positively the last chance of this sea- son to buy worthy silks at such a little price. They include both plain and fancy silks of choice designs and good weaves. This is much less than half their real value. For to-morrow..... lo 35 Dress Goods, Odd_Lengths.. 256., 35G. and 75c: a-Yard. Colored and black, from 2 to 5 yds. in length; the short ends from this week's selling. They include Colored Novelties, Fancy Mixtures and plain all- wool fabrics; plenty of black, of course; values to $2.50 yard. They are classed as remnants and must go at remnant prices—greates: values yet offered, Dress Goods Special. \ At 48c. a Yard. BLACK CHEVIOT, All-wool Cheviot; sponged and thoroughly shrunk, ready for tailoring. Also Black and Colored Suitings, new weave Annure Suiting, stylish, firm and durable; also in full range of colors. Nottingham Lace Guang. A great wind-up it will be, for just as lated interest was about to wane a shipment, comprising the very cream of the purchase, has arrived and will go on sale Friday with the balance of the original, These Curtains are all designed sor this fall’s trade, and are perfect ductions of the fine real lace, Renaissance, Marie Antoinette, Arabian, &c.; made from Egyptian yarn and fin- ished in the best maeher. Closing prices are, per pair: 95c.. $1.30 $1.06, 250. $3 6 | | Cc oY SPECIAL SALE OP Sheet Music | | ON SALE ALL DAY PRIDAY AND SATURDAY. ALL MAILL ORDERS FILLED. The Greatest Instrumental Success This Country Has Heard in Years, LAUGHING WATER. ~~ (CHARACTERISTIC.) By FREDERICK W. HAGER. Are, by Soares Ramataben. J. ‘Corps, tts br Ses Wren, My Yor gad Cpleage, rent Coe er C Also the Following Big Successes. All Day Friday and Saturday. BY MAIL, 2\CENTS EXTRA. | 1 Bilge Anita Qwers's SweetBunch of Daisies. } TESSIE. Song nit in «‘Stlver Siipper.”* : GIRL YOU LOVE. Big song nit from “Three Little Maids,” SAMMY. The tremendous song success of ‘Wizard of Oz." CONTRARY MARY. one of the biggest novel song successes of the season. THERE'S NOBODY JUST LIKE YOU. The reigning batiad nit. KEEP ON A-SHINING, SILV’RY MOON, Emma Carus‘s big hit. A Gem! I'M SORRY I'LL BE’BUSY ALL NEXT WEEK. Novel coon song hit. THE BOYS IN THE GALLERY FOR MINE. The great waits song hit. Everybody sings It, WILLIE, Josepnine Sabel’s novel comic success. Fine! LOVE IN AN ORCHARD. The bigsong nit in ‘*A Girt from Dixte,"* THE SUN DANCE. he great indian instrumental characteristto. “ROGERS BROS. IN LONDON*/sonc nits, 11 Cents, All May. Friday and Saturday. By the Sycamore Tree. Queen of the Bungalow. Mr. Breezy Was an Easy Mark. On a Starlight Night. Say You'll Be a Friend of Mine. You Dream of Me, Love. American Beauty. The Coster’s Holiday, I {SPECIAL! The reigning ANDREW MACK'S ,39¥8, “ARRAH-NA-POGUE,” ll] Gents, All Day Friday and Saturday. You Are My Star. We'll Hurry to Churd and Get For Home and Ireland. Married, An Irishmén’s Lit, Just Issued! The Crown Mandolin and Guitar Follo. Published in Four Books. ist andtoline 2a Manaolin, ‘Sullar a and Ae Fare Anco: animent. Contains 22 complete Numbers of the best mi 03. of ihe year, such as *’Sammy,’’ “The Sun Dance,” “Pinky, Panky: Foo." otc, On Sale (Special), 18c. Per Book. By Mail, 3 Cents Extra. Also the following Popular Classical Music, 7c. Copy. lermenso from Cevalleria. | Melody in F. Rubinstein, | Post and Peasant, Oly Foie at Hone: Tone Willlam Teli, My Old Kentucky 1, Over the Waves Waltzes. alia. Under ti ub vee Black Hawk Waltz. Mendelssohn's Spring The Wiatterer “Ip, Dreams 1 Dwell with Minuet by 3 ‘Paderewakt. sae ras statue March, pen Smiles, jatinee. idol. Waltzes, Calvary. le Dane: Blivew Waves, . Sweet Song, ee Contesston. jonastery Bells. Orange Flossoms Waltz. Jolly Fellows Waits, ‘Wedding | La Hemember Me. NOTEThe leces marked % are 51 Ve and ate. highly recommends a orders a petal attain taal at spo cod nd Fates, ae THE CELEBRATED CROWN RANSE Mail, FOLIO, on Sato (Special) 28c.. ase." Above Music for Sale Friday and Saturday. MAIL ORDERS FILLED. NO MUSIC SENT C. O. D, Add 2¢. for each pleco ordered by mall. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. HOW MA GOT f BOARDERS, waves, Ma didn’t haye a splat left isan things Po occur) ; fy No apes Pagel eran oe eng ue for her Rego s y Prey filled her eer every room ee tat s