The evening world. Newspaper, November 1, 1904, Page 5

ADEN MEETING CHEERS PARKER Record-Breaking Applause Last- ing Twenty-six Minutes Puts New Life Into His Canvass and Managers Forecast Victory. MAKES WHIRLWIND TRIP INTO NEW JERSEY TO-NIGHT. Will Deliver Address in Newark, Hurry Back to Jersey City and! Make One and Perhaps Two Speeches, Democratic party managers wore elated to-day over the Madison Square Garden meeting last night and the re- ception to Judge Parker. It was a meeting without a parallel in political history, Twenty chousand people inside the garden wont wild, expresving their enthusiasm in a delirious volume of cheering which it seemed would never cease, Men and women stood up and threw | thelr hats and handkerchiefs and canes in the alr and let their voires 60 In rlot for twenty-six minutes, or as long as it takes to ride from Brooklyn Bridge to One Hundred and Forty-fifth street in the Subway While this wildness reigned inside the walls of Madison Square Garden 2,000 more people attempted to gain @n entrance, ‘There were 1,000 police- men on duty, and they kept the crowd in order, preventing any one from be- ing injured In the crush. Madison Square Garden has never Been a popular place for pod gal meetings. It is so big and It takes 0 many people to fill that no matter how enthusiastic gatherings have deen its great emptiness has more than once given the most successful meetingr the air of a frost, Not so last night, No wonder, then, that every one at Demo- ¢ratic National Headquarters to-day appears happy and expresses himself 4s sure of victory Says lt M “The eve of the hog ls sot, Becretary Urey Woodson Feached headquarters (o-day and then he explained tiat that was an old Kes tucky expression by Which wus noted the glassy set of porky eyes when te fall killing was on, He thougat it described the Republicans ehieiiaus ex actly, “They're down and they re eyes @re setting,’ "he continued. ir Ang of last night was the ve Cerrife undercurrent publics inent, which will sweep the Republican a Vie deciared when he party from its Intrenchments. Reports from Washington to-day tell me tha the meeting completely varried the Ke- te They wita, tory the surface of now how mis- publican chiefs off thelr have been contenting themselve Accepting the supposed lens oF Fl they think they see on things, but they know faken thoy have been. “Mr, Taggart is so well sattefled with ‘the condition of aft a the Kast that he will aot k here unul Election Day, if he 8 then. He will put tn his last licks the West, although he could give up now fo certain and safe does the warty feel concerning that section of the country Judge Parker Jubilant, Judge Parker awoke to-day, feeling as fit asa fiddle and with only a stignt hoarseness as a result his trying speaking effort last night. Through qecretary, Mr. McCausland, he that he Was satisfied with’ th meeting at on Square ( denoting th lings of the m the people. He believes the hoarseness which troubled him y terday will not return. The Judge took an early morning stroll and af his breakfast began recviving vtsite “Judge Parker will go from New to New Jersey at 5 o'clock this even- ing,” suid Secretary Mc “He whi speak first In there goto Jersey City port that he is expected to adress t meetings In Jersey City, but we have only heard of one, I dare say, however, that If it develops that there are two meetings the Judge will addross both of them, “Immediately after the meetings in Jorsey Judge Parker will return to New York and prepare for the two meetings he is to address to-morrow night at Carnegie Hall ait at Cooper Union On Thursday he will go to greet the joorals in Connec an open day. Or Attend the reception of the Kings County Democratic Club in Brooklyn Tt will most likely be too late on Satur- day night for the Juc to get back to Esopus, and the likelth will remain in town o tending service at one cal ghurches, If he does he will return to pus the first thing Monday morning and remain there untll after the elec- tion.” BIG DEMOCRATIC MEETING. The J. F. Murphy Association Wilt Aswemble To-Morrow Night. International Hall, at No. 44 W Forty-n'nth street, will be the scen to-morrow night of a Democratic rally oder the auspices of the J, F. Murphy lation, the Tammany Hall organ- (wation of the Fifteenth Assembly Dia- gee. ‘The meeting will be addressed by ator George W. Plunkitt, leader of the district; Assemblyman Thomas J, Manus and other speakers of prom- nence. ut Saturday he will Pee ei SETS VOTERS FREE. Puntice McCall Says It In Not Per. fury to Wrongly Anawer Un- lawful Questions. Supreme Court Justice McCall dis- charged two men to-day who were ar- Tested at the instance of Superinten- dent of Elections Morgan's Inspectors vearged with perjury in not giving the correct addresses of their places of employment, | md men had been held by Justice Olmeted on the perjury oharge and ‘were brought before Justice McCall on ‘write of heheas corous by their coun gel. Abe Levy, The Court discharwed both prisoners. declaring that a o s iwloyment could in no wav a right to vote and that it was from Man of reriury for mrkine an ¢ giving his olace of employment far folrit of the Inw to accuse a rror in ne | BOTHNER TACKLES FOREIGNER George Bothner, the champion light- Welaht champion wrestler, feels confi- will id his own with ehmidt, the “Bavarian Friday will | Carre + Pmoereb nee) beea eee THE WORLD; TUESDAY GADSKI, SEMBRICH AND MISS NESBIT THE STARS WHO SHONE LbRIGHTEST ON RECORL. BREAKING KAISER MISS NESBIT, ork |and his mercenart | a sSEMBIC UNNEEN SWINGS LUSH OW ODL | — | Attorney-General, in Speech Be- fore Democratic Commercial| Travellers’ League, Accuses Governor of Abuse of Power, ‘This man hokla more power and niece it with nm audacity than ar other man who has ever lived in this nd Cunneen his statement as n basis a his address John -General of New York, Odell’'s potley political leader ) the Democratic Commercial League at to-day's 9 Broadway “IL charge,” sald Mr. Cunneen, “that It Is the aim of the Governor-Chairman to multiply offices for party gain, I charge that-it is the alm of the Governor to pervert legisla- tton to the profit of himself and his party In a manner that brings dissat Isfactlon among the citizens o State and likely to make then enemies, Using bitter- sa In hie meot- this deadly Says Odell Betrayed Platt, “About eight years ago Platt was in und mittee. Step by s higher and higher into counsels of the party, He finally ame Governor, but did not stop the at ne. Elected b rif_ing majority wrested the ¢ machine from Platt and us the uncrowned Republican king. He trusts no one. He foes nov trust those under him, and he dees noc d that vs shall unde: mine his power in the party undermined Platt Wo then see the spect as he has eTnor coming down ork and | becoming the the Repub: | an State Committe nd p ally | geting the campaign, Thle whorls out shame, and rence to the fee of our State. lone with brazen lings. of the eltte | ‘ower Over Corporations, nd of the chafrmat to an insurance compan y knows full well that the jovernor. are upon ent of insuran: trol held out to the brewers, to t When the hand of the ghairman he rectifiers and the distiller for political contribu tions know that the hands of the! Governor are on the excise commia- sioner, He may In the exercise of his powers fail to see the open barroom on Sundays, or he m in the or- dinary methods of < on the liquor business violations of the law ant thus make or break the brewers at will In closing the speaker sarcastically referred to “sugar,’ and ridiculed the G ra connection with the “gro. cery shop." "I constder Gov. Odell,’ eid Mr, Cunneen, “to be the most shameless man in polities, n over to party greed and lust ALLEGED SLAYER ARRESTED, Antonto Mayo Taken on His rival from Italy, When the French steamer Roma ar. rived at Quarantine to-day from Naples and Almeria she was boarded by De- ¢ Daniel J. Farrell, of the Central hekl a warrant for young man nimed Are of an ltallan named Apnungiate, in Brooklyn, 2. He was accused of kil. Annunaiato. After the shooting Mayo Italy, but the Iu owel him ‘so obliged to Itave, and took passure on the steamer Roma, Mayo was born and brought up in Brookly: father was for some time ness. n, where his & engaged in| sav cil) FOR TAK DOC Mu. —>— ISFATLLY BURNED, én." to Owners with It When rf She and Ethel Watson went to the Going throughout the entire oceaa Jour ia then, she alleges, she met Arrested, | ney was unusually smooth. Abkin, She sald she wus taken into The Bremen liner passed Cherbourg ii. pack room by Abkin j 9 i Mole at 7.15 o'clock on the event ol bigs oF ADKIA, Gussie Burns’s Clothing Caught Oct. Her dally runs after. the The Watson girl corroborated her tee : 2 ' Michael Weat, sixteen years olf, of | Mere, Oct nots; Oct. 2 timony, Abkin denied the charges Fire While She Was Preparing i'r rieventh avenue, wor arralanea) R22! Qe! Get Bt GY fauinat him. "but Judge Hiking anid ’ - aleve e nm %. 5 a No he ou! have to hold him un 0. H i efore ate Fla € é Oy) ne "i for the orrow, ball was fixed and the offee and She Dies Later in before Mag state Flammer in the West 381 knots, Th: F run ir morro " n t s Cou day, | od en! entr> distance of 304% miles Was 4 three men were taken back to jail, sain fits ie cok Mle br wh & e © the remarkable speed of 2 310 knots ’ Phaibt , da the Hospital. Charles Strauss, of No, 317 West Seven- ———_—- ty-fifth street, The boy was arrested % : Monday by Detective Murtha, of the) Although througt Vusste Burns, thirteen years old, of! West Forty-seventh street station, A&® the skies w : 1 Becond avenue, was burned to | Strauss and bie wife appeared to pros tut Title wind except on the Mth and) Foree After Helng Dismissed death while p ne vottee ecute and the dog was in court as evle and the big steamer ¢ ained . ® al : ® policeman can call an K d she TAN aonce Speed ‘almost thirty miles an hour, OMinary cltisen a lar and get away screaming from room. Her mouher, | 4" ¢ F i t h ; who was coming up the stairs. heard) West expiained that he had found the. pst art attont aii | With Mt. Judge Woodward, of the Ap: ams and ran to her daughveras Policeman Baumbach also the nolse and entered the house. dog in Central Park and had taken {t home and fed |t, He then found the In- was tuken co the Harlem Kos.| Setiption, “Mr, Strauss, Seventy-ftch . Where she dled @treet,”” on the collar, and starred up ante Annie Kelly, while scrubbing the | there to see if he could find the owner, ot her kitchen, at No, $88 Raat One Hundred and Thirty-fourth stew, backed into the stove, Her dress tork At Fiftieth street he met the detective, who arrested him flames were extinguished. She wis uable and offered to give an exhibition 8 to prove St, taken to the Linc but the Court eald recover. in Hospital and will tt, ——__ F ‘The Magistrate asked to have the | DEADWITH BURGLAR’S TOOLS dee brought within the rating and in- dicated the gate, Duke, however, . , thought a ahort cut better and, an: MONTGOME ov, James ‘swering his master's call, made & Hendrix, twenty-tw: rs old, one of graceful leap over the railing, The dog the moet prominent young this seemed to think as much of the boy defendant as his master. The attorney for West asked for his discharge and argued that {t is not larceny to pick up a stray dog, The Magiatrata, however, held Weat tn, $100 bail for trial, which was furnished by Alderman John Callahan. city, was found dead eg day on the roof of the Amertoan al Hank buliding with a set of burglar's tools ing near him. 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EVENING, NOVEMBER 1, 1903. NOT MARRIED, TEN LITTLE GIRLS SHS HARRY THAW ACCUSERS 6 Young Pittsburg Millionaire Sails Three Prisoners Arraigned in Into Port with Miss Nesbitt) Jersey City Court Make De- Without Bail, ONE DEMANDS HEARING AND TESTIMONY IS GIVEN: ress Is His Wife. BOTH IN MERRY MOOG, | BUT NOT VERY TALKATIVE. They Came on Kaiser Wilhelm Public School Janitor Is Among) Il, Which Broke a String of Those Named by the Children, | Records, and Landing Drove, Five of Whom Were in Court | Away Together. | To-Day. { | Harry K. Thaw, the young Pittsbure A sensation was caused in Jersey millionaire, who ts reported to have City to-day when three well-known been summoned home by his family be- men of that city were Placed under cause of the rumor of his marriage to arrest on charges preferred agains E. 8 Nesbit, the actress and ar- tist’s model, arrived here to-day on the North German Lloyd exprers steamship Kalser Wilhelm Il, Mlsy Nesbit was with him and both dented the story of them by (en girls ranging in ages from twelve to fourteen years All the and when taker into court to-day dented the charges cused are married. the marriage, They were all held, however, wi They engaged passage after the pas. Ut ball for a further examination to | senger was made up, booking ag MTT morning by Judwe Higeine | Harry K. Thaw and Misa E. 8 Nesbit, The men are John Speicher, fifty-four They kept very much to ther ves Years of age, of No. 75 Magnolia a during the entire voyage, and when nue; William Hommer, fifty-six ye they came down the gangplank after of age, of No. 7 1-2 Erle street the big vessel docked at Hoboken to. | tor of Public School No 2 on Erle day Miss Nesbit was supporte! on the street, and ‘Thomas Edward Abkin, young man's arm forty-six years of No, 2 Fourth | Not True, He Says, street, manager of a fish store on | Roth seemed in high spirits and when GPove street, which Is owned by h Mr. Thaw yn agked {1 it was true that fther-In-law he had married Miss Negbit abroad) and Five of the girls wore in court, Th Was bringing his bride home to intros ®f¢ Birdie J m, thirteen yoars of |duco her to his family, he smiled and | "#*; Ethel Watson, twelve; Alice said, Rowell, twelve, Grace James, twelve It is not true that we have been and Marcella James, fourtegn years of inareied, Further than that £ will not awe jee the matter.” Rita Thiels, Anna Kelly and Mary Mr, Thaw left the care of his lug-| Monahan did not go to the court, but Svar to a valet and drove away in a remnined In police headquorters, Al | hansom, with Miss Nesbit atill clinging the girls live in the lower part to him affectionately. When she waa Jersey City asked about the reported marringe as she wae stepping into the hansom she ead When the men were arralened Jndac Hieeins arked them If thew were ready to proceed, and Abkin asked that his You heard what Mr. Thaw said,""and examination be held Immediately, The th a morry laugh ad nimbIV ino @hers however, said they wished ¢ the vehicle, onsult counsel and asked for a post The Kaiser Wilhelm II. beat ail nonement, The hearing In thelr cases Western records when she was sight- ed off Sandy Hook at 2.40 o'clock this ar The big express steamer covered the distance from Cheroourg of 3,49 miles in 6 days 12 hours and SB minutes. With the exception of rough water on the 2th and 30th, the wa own for to-morrew morning The case against Abkin was then called and Birdle Johnson testified that last winter she met a girl friend of hers and was told that Abkin waned to nee her at the fish store In Grove street an hour, Had Good Weather. peilate Division of the Supreme Court, | reinstated Roundsman William J, | Dongan, and In doing so made some remarks upon the subject of calling a | man a ilar. Dongan was tried originally by Dep: uty Commissioner Ebstein on a charg of falling to pay a debt of $65.07 wh: he promt were Baron von dem he-Haddenhauren, Counsellor and Secretary of te German Em- y at Washington; Andreas Dippel, Mme. Gadsk), Mme. Sembrich, Condue- tors Gustav Kogel and 8, Meyrowits, of the Metropol Opera Company; Ro- rio Guerrero, the Spanish dancer, Gen, George Bb, Williams and R. W, Goelet, nae of New York. he owed to a citizen named Hobbs. 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