The evening world. Newspaper, January 5, 1904, Page 6

+ ‘The Organization of Every Branch Obtaining Pledges to the Fund Well Under Way. Go to Washington and Aid the Presen- tation of New York’s Claims Before the Democratic National Committee. New York has only six more days to work for the National Dem- “peratic Convention, but the outlook is most encouraging. John D, Crim- ‘mins believes that the bid New York will make to the National Commit- Yee on Jan. 12 will be in perfect shape when the large committee of citi- pens starts for Washington to present New York’s claims. Mr, Crimmins expects to-day to have fully organized every working Branch of the committees and to have got well on his way toward col- flecting the pledges for the fund which will be necessary to bring the con- wWention to New York. : “4 continue to report progress,” Mr, Crimmins said to-day, FAMOUS MEN ON THE COMMITTEE. ‘The committee that will go to Washington will leave New York on fhe morning of Jan. 12, This committee will be composed of one hun- fired or more of the most prominent men in New York. Besides Mr. ‘Cximmins, J. Edward Simmons, Perry Belmont and other men of na- tional fame in politics and finance, there will be on the committee such men as Henry Siegel, Jules S. Ehrich, B. J. Greenhut and I, Saks, me chant princes; W. L. Jaques and a dozen other New York hotel men, Sam Shubert and Oscar Hammerstein for the theatrical men, representa *_ tives ftom the wholesale and retail liquor dealers, Congressmen and State Senators, politicians, both Republican and Democratic; Judges and law- yers. It will indeed be a representative body of New York business and professional men. " rats This weck must be devoted to collecting the funds or pledges to the fund. When Mr. Crimmins makes his bid for New York he wants the “{iynd or pledges for the fund in hand. ; MORE MEN ON THE COMMITTER. , Every mail brings in new names of men who are anxious to act on the committee that will go to Washington. These are a few of the men who thave joined the committee to-day: T am heartily in sympathy with this movement, and I will be glad to be a representative of a committee to the National Demo- cratic Convention. JULES S. BHRICH, Will consent to act-as one of the committee to go to Washing- HENRY A. BANG. I shall take pleasuré in acting on the committee to present the claims of New York as the place for holding the Democratic Na- nal Convention. : ROGER A, PRYOR. I am in full sympathy with the movement inaugurated to bring the National Democratic Convention to this city, and will be happy * to co-operate by service on the committee or otherwise toward that end, M. T. M'MAHON. « I believe our imperial city in all respects the best sulted for the ton, the ingredients ge/ /ogether. some clothes; destruction for others. cheap way to make it. day to wash-hour, and makes the work bette stronger cloth, We call this soap vest, in half an hour. daintiest fabric—its sweet, pure oils help everything. Tnaist on Miller's _ Made by THE PENNSYLVANIA SOAP 00,, Factorie. Will Be Completed To-Day by Mr.| Crimmins, Who Has the Work of| Many More Prominent Men Consent to; JOUN D. CRIMMINS. J. EDWARD SIMMONS. PERRY BELMONT. JOHN B, M'DONALD. We SENATOR JOHN J. W. WARLEY PL. . JUDGE WARREN W. FOSTER. SAMUBL UNTERMYER. RANDOLPH GUGGENHEIMER. NICHOLAS J. HAYES. ASA BIRD GARDINER. ANDREW FREEDMAN GEORGH GORDON B TLE. TOR J. J, FRAWLEY. SAM SHUBERT, . OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN. W. F. SHEEHAN. WILLIAM F. GRELL, JAMES LINDSAY GORDON. GEORGE F. SCANNELL. BARTOW S. WEEKS. BIRD 8S. COLER, WILLIAM LINDSAY. A, P, VREDENBURGH. DANIBL DONAGAN, B. B. PATCH. JOHN T? M" PROMINENT MEN WHO WILL REPRESENT NEW YORK ON CONVENTION COMMITTEE. MITZGERALD, JOHN QUINCY ADAMS P. H. M'CARREN. ANTONIO ZUCCA. JACOB RUPPERT. WILLIAM G. LELAND. DANIBL B. FINN. P, H. KEAHON. EDWARD F, Q'DWYER. CORD MEYER. HENRY WOLLMAN. » DOWLING. NALD DOULL. JULIUS HARBURGER, GEORGE KESSLER. J. P. CADDAGAN, H. J, JACKSON. CHARLES BE. RECTOR HENRY A. BANG. M. 'T. M'MAHON. H. M. EARLE. GEORGE T. STOCKHAM. FRED A. REED. L. NAPOLEON LEVY. WILLIAM TAYLOR. DANIEL ©. WEBB. ARTHUR F. STREET. FRANK DOWLING. JAIMBS OLIVER. 904. going to Washington and appear with Mr. Crimmins before the National! GETS VERDICT OF $12,500. Democratic Committee, but that he was going to take a delegation from Kings County with him. “The people of New York are going to get this convention,” sgid Senator McCarren. ‘They now realize what a great good can come of it. I tell you that I believe if the convention is held in Ne: York it will mean Democratic yictory beyond doubt next fall. Look how the Evening preme Court hefore Justice McCall tn | World has enthused “@ people up to this time. 1 hear nothing but talk |the case of Aifred N. Newton against of getting the convention,, and we must and shall have that convention. [eases pte tiled a vant ot tha Ae | have instructed all the political leaders over here to work night and day | W#lon, #0, the tunnel, om, Jan. 1302 and use every influence they can bring to bear to bring the convention |Charles Steckler. ‘The plaintift claimed here.” G that he @ passenger in one 67 ine} : New Haven cars and recety shock as a result of the collision, as a result lof which he was afflicted with heart 7 rh} of the .execrable villain was full of | Powers did expression trouble. Several experts. testified. that he lover artist, vio Cav j= hea oubli dossi, “Mr. ‘Shoehan added a pleasing | On erat ae ene coe ee. freshness. with his clear tenor voice. ——aeeee On behalf of the company Austen G. The work of the three principal sing- Gertrude Rennyson, Mr. Shee- eK Of the th |xor called a number of witness who “pimduetion of ‘alia “Raktvedn We" | ged hero Relate teen nn s han and Mr. Goff Please a : | Large Audience of Enthusias- u ened heart prior to the accident. tic Music Lovers. Shock im Collision . ¥. ©. RR. Caused Hea | A heavy verdict was rendered against the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company to-day in the Su- Forsythe’s Great January Sale WashWaists $2.00 Regular Price, $3,50 6,000 Finest Scotch Madras Made up especiaHy for this sale, and fresh from our laundry. Magnificent assortment — white, black and yrhite, fancy stripes. Sizes 32 to 44, John Fersy.the THE WAIST HOUSD 865 Broadway, 17th and 18th Streets —————————— Tell Me Who ‘Needs Help. Just a Postal. That Is All. money {x wanted—from you—nor from. T ask only a postal card, and I ask it udience of| The jury after a very shart deliber- 1c rs i tbe wintry |ation returned a verdict in favor of the ts fo fill the “West End ‘Theatre plaintit for $12,600. Newton did not EX found performance worthy of | hav: ! njur: e eH ead y [have a visible Injury a8 8 result of the the large who foraved' We Announce Sor We ednesday, Fanuary 6, An Important Sale of- Winter Garments Whether {t was a real asbestos cur- tain—absolutely fireproof—you could Tead {t on the curtain yourselt—or the excellent rendering of ‘Tosca’? that roused @htyering Harlem into warm enthusiasm at the West End Theatre fast night 1s an undecided question/ At amy rate, the curtain was a Bb! No him. with your efforts. bring it. most ardent workers, cratic Convention to New York. York's claims. City, and commend your efforts. sojourners here. Committee, S It has been decided for the pre: the e bee. Garth, an executor of James Jennings McComb, sulte brought against Mr while nearing Galveston, valued at. $3,000,000. was estima Su oo DIED FROM HER WOUNDS, Hatherine Miller, nal colored, of ght of Dee, 11 last durit tween two tenants of I Mrs, in the case. | Mitters Soap | Made with Naptha is soap made the old-fashioned way—so thoroughly doz/ed that all Naptha, too, put in ¢horough/y, » Cold-mixed soaps have /ayers of fat, alkali, ete.—greasiness for Sut that’s the easy and & TT ist good, old-fashioned, honest way of making Miller's, com- bined with the modern idea of naptia help, is what shortens wash- whiter clothes, The Half-hour Soap because it separates dirt, grease and stain from the clothes whil you watt—and 5 This way: wet the wash; rub on A/ilfer’s Soap made with naptha; roll up and put to soak half-hour in cold or slightly warm water (if it’s your way, use hot water); thenruba little; riuseoutand hangout. ‘That's all—perhaps six hours’ work saved.’ )Use Miller's everywhere—rough wash or For everything but clothes, get Miller's Powerine with ammonia, the quick cleaner and disinfector. * and Miller's Powerlne, Your grocer can get them-—If he Ia alo Mriteto The Pesan \venlaasep Cae Hudend non eek Ae Ne Tenet yon wil et Meera what you wank +) and Buffalo, Ga th holding of the National Democratic Convention. I am in sympathy nt! not to probate the will of Granville W. the executors. Garth disappeared from a steamer | His estate Is rhe McComb estate | seventy-four years | o, 243 West Thirty- . Who was shot in the abdo- The police have mado no M. WARLEY PLATZHK, I am in sympathy with convention movement and will pleased to accompany delegation to Washington. , GEORGE T. STOCKHAM, Criterion Hotel. I would like very much to have the Demooratic Convention come to New York, and will co-operate with you In every particular, FRED A. REDD, Park Avenue Hotel. “We are in favor of having the convention here and will help WM. TAYLOR & SON, St. Denis Hotel. I am heartily in sympathy with your movement to bring con- vention to New York, and you ci.n count upon me as ono of your DANIEL C. WEBB, Broadway Central Hotel, 1 heartily commend the effort to bring the National Demo- E. B. PATOH, Hotel Manhattan. I will be one of a committee to go to Washington and urge New ARTHUR F. STEWART, Belleclaire and Bartholdi Hotels. We will gladly lend our ald to bring convention to New York E. M. EARLE & SON, Hotel Earlington. I am in sympathy with every public interest that concentrates the attention of the country at large upon New York and brings ROBERT C, OGDEN. 1 will act on committee to appear before National Democratic L. NAPOLEON LEV , DELEGATION FROM BROOKLYN, i Mee ren announced to-day that he was not only! geguew HRI R MHRA ER Luncheons. ELIGHTFUL luncheons are served in the Model Food Store for conven lence of shoppers. Then there’s our splendid restgurant on the eighth floor where there’s music. success 7 wi 1; greete: G as an act of hus ity. eet Ciel OMe Ge At Less Than Half Former Prices, \"i'siitieti ai Pioae 1 vin amange Henry W. Savage's Pnalish Grand i oon} eatorative.)” He. tang ~| Opera Company gave @ most satis- Arranged as follows :— 0. 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Tomators—3,800 cases, Early June Peas—a,soo Maryland pack, solid meat, redripe cases, sweet natural flavor you Tomatoes; case of 2 dozen, 1.65 relish so much; _cas¢ of 2 dozen, dozen cans, 836.; 3 Ib. can... 7g | 1.63; dozen, 83c.; can,.... 7¢ Tomatoes—2,500 cases To- Asparagus—soo cases California Boston Baked Beans— 2,000 cases, packed plain or in tomato sauce, every can guaran- teed; case of 2 dozen, 1.45; dozen; 7BC.5 3 lb. can... saree reeves JG StringBeans—4,000cases, Green String Beans, Maryland pack, tender, natural flavor, case of 2 dozen, 1.44; doz., Kel CAD serene eevee cere . matope, Jersey | Alameda County, white, tender As- 100 cases ‘Blood Red Strawberrles—75 cases pre Peas—sso cases Royal Stuart | base of 2 doz. 2 paragua; 2H 1b. can, worth Wo; case saelNOMi=100 “cases “Blood Red terved red trayierries, individual Wigoongin Barly June Peas, caso 4,000 cases of 2 doz,, 6.75; do: %; can,...250 tall can, case of 4 dog, 6, ae idea atte off dom, 2.10; don, 140; can’...120 Cala reacine rome ieeeu SIN cae 1.90; can... geaveey ase of t dos, Did; dom, 1.40; oan, Fancy California Extra 4 New J al oeaeatyea 1,000 cases Gellelous Early une oase 0 sonal) 1b, can, f 2 doz. a coats New feraey, ed Dees pe BSE% asi dome 118; Gan cnn ; “ean, 388 Sardines—t00 cases Imported * fener 2 Ve Ba alP HPA TO8 | oy cue toy = Fm a ge matoes, hygienic _— Me ner, a a a 1,000 cases delicious Early June case Of 3 dos rok Untpkln—100 cases Golden Ye | i, MOY. 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Stuart extra Call- iy ogo 5 » | Maine Corn, case of 2 doz. H 250 cases Royal Stuart extra Cali- fornia Green Gages, 8 lb. can, case, 3.65; dom, 1.85; can 68 | doz. 1.75; can. 158 500 cases Cameron extra standard eats Barking, Bare rvrenterediin, || cer ater tte aoe East ca Oe Strin, ern grown 1.85; doz., of 2 doz., Beans, ca: Lima Beans—1oo cases Tiny | Tim Green Lima Beans, 1-lb. can, caso of 4 dox., 6.26; dox., 1.85; oan. 120 String Beans—6s0 cases South- CRN, BO . White Wax Beans, 300 cases, case or? lemon cling or yellow _Crmwford CaN, n 250 cases Royal Stuart extra Call- fornia, lemon cling or yel- jow hes, CARS doz., 6.16; @ox, 8. 75 cases California lemon cling . oan, 8) , 3-M. cain, cas 2 O85; Bonen, 8.80; can... B80 MushroOms—so cases Mush- donens rooms, botel size, doz., 2.00; can, 180 Pineapple — 85 cases Bahama Cherriesai0 cass caornia | RPS SMT BEE Ts cases. forni + a » 3.86; White Oxhart Cherries, luncheon dos., 2.00; can: + iio a eG a Me 65 cases Royal Stuart sliced Pine- {ik} ganscue + 106 Bee aoked ja nacurel yrup, 319, ean, 25 cases Mushrooms, first choice, doz,, 2.95; can 200 15 cases Mus! doz.,@.70; can . 20 coms; extra fine, = 28e can’. oz., 2.9; doz,, 116; can...... Bt Squash—200 cases Marrow 25 cases Cameron California extra ed fee ‘ 3 i i tend ik oF /white Oxhart 45 cases Royal Stuart fine grated Royal tint 09 cnes,stringass Squash, dp, can, case of dos. Sherrjes: aie can, case of 3 doz. pineapat Pais oan, of 3 dg, NAN ogarisease +E ‘ Apricots—1s0 Cases California ap het Uh ERO? segeg? 4.6; doz, 2.80; can, wren +) eects Okra—30 cases G. W. Dunbars | adn BEG Preserved apricots, 3. tb. rea 20 cases Singapore "Pineapple Red Kidney Beans — So cases Sons’ Okra, 3-Ib. can, it 2 “ae 1.60, ‘20 cases Royal Stuart extra large bes; Ib. can, bie doz. 5 Fignoh, Red Kidney, Beans, cone of | «., 9.80; dow, 1.76; can. 150 ri Bs Ct Cauttorais Bleck or white Cherrie Co habe can... soonnssqutees Li} ipignioncr 3 outa labie ol | weet toes—: 75 Cases, Royal Stuart California | Deeeerved jn pure eugar syrup: rmalede pabahed Beans—so0 cases Boston ppd Potato isorcent hace extra ressrves apricots, ia teary | oh ae” O78 eye 36: guste cca oon aN He ty Goa EB doc., Gb; Sater TOs | t OORY GOP Cok, LM: can-~109 | sop ean. |, Reaspherrlos—4o cares New Jer SD, Cp ae wd Get Columbia Baked Beans, | q,SPMACN 65 cases New England | agg Plums—soocases NAW York ; Marmatace, iv tacm alate wien Toe, RG; MOEA. O Ream MR YS | don, 210; dow. 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