The evening world. Newspaper, August 25, 1904, Page 6

ua % the TION VraDROTS; | ,, HAS MADE G000-STaRT. Better Methode—Hag- ‘ /f Senator MeCarreu's law partner, Henzy 4 Commissioner of Police and leader the Tenth Assembly District across ‘Hiver, is going to lose his leader MP jacket and peacock feather if John OH. Delaney and the latter's triends can ot his dethronement, War Is on, and it (s waxing stren . The {ssue i “MeCarrenism Decency," and the letter of Po- t Sommissioner McAdoo aaying cer- about his former deputy is ods” being used tn the cam- , » « Thon 49 as _— zs MY FACES MO ORACCAUSES. EMEA EL POSTACT Wie) AT Ta jbaw «Partner Op<| At Louls F. Haffen’s Annual by Joha-H. Delaney,| Outing Supply of Lunch and > Who fialeco-the-Cry of “De-| Liquids Gives Out and Trouble ai’ NEARLY 9,000 CLAMORED FOR THIRST QUENCHERS, itm Made that Movement 18| Police Reserves Are Summoned Crusade of Voters Who| and Charge the Rioters—in the Melee Capt. Gorman Re- oeives a Blaok Eye. couldn't hold them eft, overnight plenickers, ~ GETS BLOKE Lecturing Knight of the Grand Lodge, Crossing to Hoboken. Biy udp eed oe beet se : r roe DEATH ENDS FIRST nding. In mids? an} commotion by & i @a » work his Way to the fron e jalbed mann the was , was While passing Mr. Kaufmann im with bis elbows in such a wa | that the Elk ejaculated rs ‘boat “~. you Whe's a ferry-boat hog?" snapped Rankin, a en "Well, you are no gentleman,” replied Kautmann. “If you were you would, Body of Thomas Heislet, of This ask to be allowed to pass, Gentlemen A Be cat inar sone ie City, Killed by Jersey Express Train, Will Be Brought Home the boat landed and the men walked Sald “Ferry-Boat Hog!” to Fellow-Voyager. Charles W. Kaufmann, of No. fl ‘Washington street, Hoboken, the Grand Esteemed Lecturing Knight of the Grand Lodge of Bus, appeared before Reoorder Stanton in Hoboken to-day with an eye whose coloring would have done justice to the finest chromatic scheme of a master artist, Amers Rao- kein, of No. 991 Clinton street, West Ho- bolen, superintendent of the lighterage department of the American Lead Com- pany, was the man who gave Mr. Kauf- mann the black eye, and he was ar- ralgned on a charge of disorderly eon- uct. The row oocurred on a Bagulay street ferry-boat crossing to Hobokes yesterday afternoon, The boat wi crowded, especially where Mr, Kauf- Climbing out On the street the aygument wos taken up agata. Then Rankin, losing his| temper, shot owe hin lett It landed Kauffmann's nose and eye. A policeman | came along and arrested Rankin and = The body of Thomas Helslet, of No. took him to tho station 14 West Twenty-fourth street, who was Both+men produced witnesses in court) killed on the New J nd the testimony was of a dl-! geabright, N, J., will nature, Then the Recorder | to-day, Heislet was killed yesterday took a hand, by the Shore express, which runs from “Gentlemen, I think you may both) point Pleasant to Atlantic Highlands, be friends if you go at this matter! and {s one of the fastest on the road, righdy, “There hasbeen harsh wordsand Heisiet, is i# sald, was standing on | gome viglent wctlon, (Now, sonsigcs stk the track apparently daxed when atruck this mat amicably.” | His body was carried about seventy jecorder Tecnarsed Rankin. | yards on the pilot of the engine before The Both mep left the court-room arm in| it fell off and was shockingly mangled. | Heislet leaves a wife and two chil- arm and fovna & nice place on a cor- | burted bot rvern Pin we") dren, When Mrs, Heisiet was told of |her husband's death last night she bubbles. | fainted. Her husband started only a ‘The diacusion stopped there, but when To-Day. so on the firat vi jon he ara raAgie dingy Jy tae Macergis nin several years, Hels tonics, and the best season also for let and the children had made prep: ecalp massage andlhair singein, ‘tone to join him to-day at Seabri; the Sunny Slopes 25% 3-Piece Suits, reduced from 32 WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 95, 1904, 121st St. @ 3d Ave. Chatham Square, 98! YEAR 121st Street; 2226 to 2284 Third Ave. Two Establishmeuts. Everything for Housekeeping. RrHWA[] | & SONS Chatham Square: | 193 to 205 Park Row. " CARPETS, RUGS, FURNITURE, BEDDING, ETC, | DISCOUNT THIS WEEK on PARLOR SUITS Both 3 and 5 Piece Suits, Corner Chairs, Etc. ALL PRICES MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES * QOODS STORED FOR LATER DELIVERY IF DESIRED to $21.75 | 5-Piece Suits, reduced from $42.50 to $31.75 to 29.75 | 5-Piece Suits, reducedfrom 57.50 to 43,00 3-Piece Suits, reduced from 39 | 3-Piece Suits, reduced from 49 to 36.75 5-Piece Suits, reduced from 67.00 to 52.75 $6.75 & $12 Corner Chairs, 4.75 and 9,00 | 5-Piece Suits, reduced from 87.50 to 65,50 jainst Haggerty, communication Commissioner said tie removal of Haggerty Gemanded because when the Gena- of Independence. Teguiar plonio pageant form Then ame another 90 on traing. AN told, golden heights of Independence, and many thousands have already reached the Jaw partner undertook to manage Pollee affairs of Brooklyn there fol- re Movement is characterised by Weaders of it as e"orusade—a popu- J ‘the 9,000 packed the grounds to over- flowing, and the lunch and INquors ‘went fast. Never was there such a conaumption of edibles and drinkable in 90 shor! time, When the stomachs of the great mob Dagan to growl, the muste aws the only thing that floated in the park. Al the Deer had been tapped and nothing but empty barrels remained. ‘The crowd Got thiratter and thirstier every min- we and just as hungry The picnic mamagers tried to replen- @g | Ish the stock, but were unsucceseful in thelr efforts. Mr. Haffen had not counted on anything like auch an at- tendance and was at his wit's end to CHOICE GROCERIES Sweet Potatoes. First shipment of the new crop with every purchasesof 10 CENTS or more, except C. O. D. orders. eae customers of James Butler's 132 grocery stores are headed for the summithand are basking in the sunshine of a well-earned competency. It is a steady, jsafe and sure Journey when you trade with us. You must have the necessaries of life,rand every time you buy of us you save money, The prices quoted ‘below are jall guide-posts to independence, Every housekeeper who wishes to save andjhave her family enjoy all the good things to eat and drink will takeadvantage/ of these liberal low-priced offers for this week. Although the prices are cutéto the smallest of margins, we continue our free gifts to everybody of Double ‘;°." Trading Stamps Potatoes, Our shippers select the finest kinds APPLES. CASH or 121st St. @ 3d Ave. LIBERAL CREDIT, Park Row, near Chatham Sq, Advertisoment, The World this vear will strive to be even more than in earlier campaigns Large, bright, sound apples, tart name pent Mle merrymakers ag the day from Savannah, Ga., large, sweet, and fee for cooking and bak- from the best Long Island fields, maid She Wwortt should ary iy ‘been dected Mxecutive ee 4 mealy; a peck, 33¢; a | ing; West early varieties; 19¢ where the choicest potatoes in | schopthouse and « dally forum, both @ ph ‘ow bewan when two mon re- basket... ssa 7c a peck, 35cy a basket. the world are grown; a dally teacher and ily tribune, an Misted arrest. The policeman found ik J peck, 20c.; a basket..., Ic Ui vig Aa ‘Typographical | that his hands were full, aud that he Trades| with resorves, The police mow charged The Famous Butler Brand. Prunes thin-skinned, full of }/] The celebrated New York State, Greater New the rioters, and got their bands on a Pure, fresh and rich in cream; al- meat; delicious flavor; average Herkimer County, full cream fay of Gem, ways wholesome; highly <4 ||| 45 to :lb.s just received from cheese; rich and full o 13 Bae orgnstoel several political] Thuy were unable to make the arrests, nutritious; a ea 6c Callfomia; while they flavor, a Ib... tee Cc Gatrtet for the past tweive years, | Police and recued the men, NE | oumnmnanenemmenien — ——— s| Neen T F WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS. Blac e —_—— Kwase leog time besore regio waa Butler's Teas, Colman’s Mustard, wetier's Coffees, pects Was unable to Cope with the situation, He telephoned the Seventy sixth eub- station, and Captain Gorman arrived however, for the mob came back at the suppressed and ia the mele ‘Men received a black eye, ‘The crowd was taken back to New Capt Gor- Condensed Milk. 18 Varieties, to sult every taste. We import direct from the Ori ent and sell at half the usual retail New Prunes. Extra large and choice Santa Clara Cheese, 25c fast, $)lbs. for.....,... Fresh roasted dail passed in flavor and aro Bony unsure er ie and Java—Worth The standard of superlative excel- lence all over the world, 11 % Ib. tin only....,... AAC FOR THOSE WHO SAY York as expeditiously as possib| prices, viz— ur price, per ‘Haggerty centres around the le. When Mody Db. . No, alee tooted away with the Butler's Ceylon Tips, | 3 Ibs.,$1.40 r Best Maracalbo—Smo: ,25¢ being | tne peice touna ane BAPE et eway | | Butlers Unald Tes, Jat,” 06 Southwell’s Jams, and very fine; our price, 66 ene | been In the thiok of the riot. ‘They 3 Ibs, $1600; ny To 35¢ New Importation of the choicest FE esssonsannr BOC against Haggerty,” eaid ny determined that in the future Bs hi Ellison, Dooley, De Lamotte, Sit Beattie and othere shall not i ‘@ontinue as they have for years to dic- * the Democratic candidates for pub- r “The voters want a change from @ bad condition of affairs, and they Row fully aroused. We are making ® Strong and determined figh:, and will DY continue to fight to uphold the decency SP ef sr district unill the polls close.’ % were Hugh Mul more avenue; Peter ene ® st Haat Ninth street, and John McKeever, of No. 3% Robinson avenue, All three Were held in the Flushing Court to-day RAMS SUES HOPPER CAFTA Rescues George McKegney from Butler’s No, 2 Choice Teas, 3 1bs., 70¢,; a Ib 25c eas; very o! eet and tender; a | A coed 15¢ Peas—"Hillside Clud;" sweet and extra ch cans for... variety, hard and crisp, from the beat groves of Southern France; in bottles; 10c 19e, and tesrereesneenee ‘ dutce Purest quality; highly neommended r | beverage; a bottle ba ohh Large, fane: hottle, 4 | i Isom, bottle, 10c | | choteeat Best Santos— Fancy grade, assortment of these justly cele- aromatic and good, per Ib, brated pure fruit English preserves, a jar soa l4c I7c cholcest. wi Sackage, LOC Milk Biscuit, Zu-Zu Waters, Ginger Snaps, A } package, Salmon—‘'Essie" brand Co- lumbia River fish; Tigenel I 196 | perretlal CR TS River fh: il, flat cans® ZAC) Horrlug—8moked bone! a great delicacy; a@ tin..,........ 8c brand; 12c) | fardinen—- Essie” packed In mustard; large can FOUR YEARS MORE!” RENTED FOR FOUR YEARS ce] NT---Y |R-------T to-day, “the voters of this | On charges of rioting. Tomatoes—‘'Hast View,” rt re ety ond or white wing that a man who had| Nothing mared the return trip. The|M trust, tm full alged suid packene 3oy The W Sedge eal aateaTade, at: bottle &c t of an important public| meres (or she band floated over ti 8 for... ; 25c e Way Out each. "8* 10¢ ou an imp: La waters in perfect harmony. There saris si gD stated reasons waa not the| two or three thi 1 . Dut the , tenders & heuld Your Appetite Play Gast hreds be thetr leader, That is the | {iret were, eheoked until a lawicinn eee Truant— ‘ ie Sand i, Tis eles 400 om the New York sifted and selected! | Uneeda Biscult, ., .. led “Blue "But the Haggerty followers are losing Selected Southern 8c ammoth bo! q 0 B Hho tricks either. ‘They have the dis! Crgwa A F Fo olives, 1 d; 21D. package | “Triumph | oU.Re AGENT: 4 stuffed with piment on. botle, 1 =Medal bi LA it gy stick _cremagh re are gerne d tacking Him and finest quality Re. bot: 10! N r Fork State standard; ‘2c Wu , + mone: hey do not propose to lose a 1 tle, 190.; 4-08. bottle..... he best; a_can és bixechbiien Fy ag tok beorone to tore a! Pulls Him Up to Cart trom|M ove ou Finest Imported Lucca of!| Ketchup ‘Peeriena:* ‘beat ind pur- a : 1 A from Morteo & Cie; quart bottles,; est tomato catsup; free from al . . {| Hletans behind Haggerty are working att) Which He 18 Speaking. waar bits Be." ‘nltetnt 236 | Metal eloring. ints TTe |g tote toe the wir ‘The campaign siowan of —_—_ a Beat quanty e 18c | Recmne- iberey paler tomato! t) *s ’ we iter Me- American; quar’ | catsup; pint, alf-pint Ginger arena ewes hy tem an a |,7% Sabt for the tuderonip ot wel Malt tiacaah Maer® Wi, eel ttc saabidy ee*Peinwmey'| fi eet REPUBLICAN eri ‘ Bluff, and ope which will prove @ boom. | Ditty-frat District grows warmer with malt WORE axsaspsveveai {5c our own manufactur rang on primaries day. each passing day, and both Lewis Salmo: onument” rand 10c peeency, and = reli : Abrams and Isaac A. Hopper are 1-1b, UE a ea ing Be. hae PR. a i { Glaiimng the victory. Abrams ls being Salmo ue Jay: ¢ red Sale Jaan ne n ‘he famous Jelly praised by his followers to-day for say- than, from the Boekere iver! TSG | ads, Teri Si! We store Bas me ouperet) 6 116 » POLICEMAN FOUGHT ‘ SUPPOSED BURGLAR bi = When Patrolman Baer Fol- ‘ ‘ lowed Him Into Dark Cellar the Fellow Hid, and When { . Found Put Up a Fight. After a desperate fight with a man gupposed to be a burglar, Policeman Meyet Baer, to-day, overcame him in & cellar in Seventy-aecond street, be- mi Becond and Third avenues, and Wa him to the East Sixty-seventh “ptreet station in handcuffs. ) Phere have been many burglaries in What vicinity lately, and the patroimen on-Might duty hed been cautioned to ing a Hopper captain from being mobbed. Abrams and bis followers were hold- ing an open-air meeting at One Hun- dred and Eighteenth street and Fifth avenue, Abrama doing his own spell- binding from the tall of « cart, He re- ferred to the riot which oceurred on the same corner a year ago in the fight for district leadership, and said thay a captain of Hopper'e clique was to blame for It all. Four of Hopper's captains, Samuel Moshelm, James J. Wheeler, Edward Keyeer and George Mo! ‘ein the crowd. Abrams had vibe iment that Kayser called out “You Mar!’ In an tnatant the crowd turned on the three of them got awny, Abrams called upon the crowd to de sist, and, reaching down, caught M Kegney by the collar and puiled him up to the cart. He tnen turned t nd told his followers that Mo- was not to bi ‘after tal the crowd for a out for suspicious strangers taw two men at 3 o'clock this ved they were trying to force a AS em as they saw the policeman pYwo men fed. Baer saw them ru Mhe basement of the dutl street and fo there one man wa: jw. The man in hiding Baer, aceording to him-@ few times on ferolver. At the sta- to MWentify bim- 0 sourt aa pi ¥ ming standing in a hallway, and he | ! On9 the other had escaped | +« Maned to Alene et away, which th few minutes | to climb dow | 3 love feast — | THOMAS F. DEMPSEY DEAD. New was re i thls \aay ¢ det ty Demp- sey A untry pace in Bey Mr, Demtsey Was well h onst side. having been by rtie od Seventin Ward and having lived there a hv We Me was dee 'y is residence Was NO, 25 Bact four, and there was a sharp fight before | leaving Me-! Kegney to the mercy of the Abramites. | French Cognac, KKK Godet Freres celebrated 3-Star imported French Cognac Brandy, old and excel lent (talks for itself), a | 15 DOttlersee creeserevee 7% We are sole Importers for the United States of this famous old champagne brandy. To introduce it to all our customers we sell this week at almost half the regular retail price. Claret—Chotee J. B. California; for familly Use; Ru ™-55¢ 13 tab Julien ed Diamond; wre ‘8 75c Rlue Diamond wines a Kl QDg RL Call 7 40 Imported Wines. Marania-\ Ita old dl 1,00 4 75¢ ‘: ' o8c ies ae tonite, LoD 1, ron, fine full 75¢ Claret Julien excellent x Parmandy J rnia; very excellent bottle Alte Hort rieh; ah Port cot nll body Sherry—t fruity ar Sherry Dotted wine 132 Grocery Stores--Trade at the Nearest. Wines and Liquors Licensed Family Liquor Stores. Por Lowest Prices at Our 48 Hunter Whiskey. “First Over the Bars,” very Ic special price for this week, a Bottle 89 Liquid Joy. Few will resist replenishing the Sideboard this week while this great offer holds good:— 1 Bottle Gold Seal 1 Bottle Butler's a 1 Bottle Fine Old Table Sherry 1 Bottle Fine Old Table Port. All four $ l “ 590 bottles only WhisKeys, Gins, Etc. Butler's Monogram—Ten years old; for family consumption; gallon 3,00, halt gal . 150, 4 Sc b ’ * boric’ 00 | Special Reserve. Very private stock; a 9 2. Preserving Brandy. Butler’s Superior White Grape Brandy, the finest for fruit pre- serving purposes, giving grand satisfaction; still offered Cc at the very low price, per bottle, of......... 65 noll Bourbon 0!) h Sour Mash, hand made, bot- *, 8. Government, In bond id; agé and purity ff Butle 1 ore =6Old Gin— Butler's Trymor old SOc Gin Butler Trymore Hat 50¢ O14 75¢ nd, a bot Gin—hutler's Superior CHOices CROGERIES, ektmile Mild, at bottle, suoth- TH ae; SONG Kr WRITTEN ESPECIALLY FOR THE World | WORDS BY FRANK ABBOTT | MUSIC BY GUS, EDWARDS ae In Sheet-Music Form Next Sunday’s World EDITION LIMITED |Free with Every Copy of &