The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1905, Page 1

i | WHATITER—Clondy! to-nteht and Priday; colder, j E ls bolt a = maa OF i vie — soll B ATCH () F ARR EST els, Gossir - O BALLOT FRAUDS Albany Mansion, Put on the Stand. | Ballot Box Stolen from Gruber’s Di HE SIGNED voucHeRs.| trict and Held as Evidence by Jerome—Mayer Acts EAT MUTINY IN CRONSTADT WHERE 0,000 MEN FIGHT Rebellious:Crews of Czar’s Battleships, Joined by Workmen, Face Fierce Fire of Machine Guns in | * * ; wi Supplies | for Legislators ‘ f ; Battle with Troops. Charged Up to Mutual as with Him. Rich 2 Travelling Expenses. “Laat saat eal ik tag aoe tald 4 ide wel Sy 3 ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 94.30 P, M.—Intense excitement prevails here wing to the alarming news from Cronstadt, Russia's greatest naval port : | tween Attorney-General Mayer, District-Attorney Jerome, ‘and fortress. According to the reports a mutiny of the sailors occurred Michae! BE. Mullaney, “oare taker" of of Elections Morgan and Depoty Attorney-General Alexander uring the night, and was followed by a regular battle with the troops, dur- ; ¥ fridge Yate Page ete crowd of Morgan deputies was assigned to work under the Ing which machine guns were used. Re TRIAS WE Baacl TNE GLAU, |. EN Rina ce nen mcrae TON YE OEe” SAR TENS | rection of the Attorney-General to-night. It was rumored The ,workimen sided with the sallors and hundreds were killed or | afternoon at the insurance inquiry, | ments were completed at the conference for the arrest of all founded. | A VENING WORLD R ACING CH ART Mullaney had been in attendance upon | @ full board of inspectors from one of the election districts of she ‘ the investigating committee from the Later the torch was peed andjthe town\is now in flames. It ts re~ first Assembly District. > day's sen nd he ks ported that the glare of the fire can be seen trom the windows of tise AT AQUEDUCT... May Yo cl ey ytd hernia 4 A remarkable feature of the conference was the production, at the MD Wmperor's palace at Peterhof. \ HEDUCT CAR alter Actuary Craig, of the Metropol. | trict Attoreny's office of a ballot box from the ‘Twenty-first | { The inhabitants of Cronstadt are tn r en . t was shmmoned to be eworn Immediately Seventh Day~Nov. 9, 1906, Track Fast, |", Lif had been excused. Matthew Donohue fs the Temmany Hall and Abe Gruber the | © panic, ‘The doats to St. Petersbure rN aa een Mullungy 1s sharp ev ontt | leader of this district, Attorney General Mayer refused to say for ints Shaswed etintiinn abdhvateaoes kde 3M0 PIRGT RACH—s100 ested; selling: three-rear-nide and,up; ax and « halt fur [eurly hair, @ look of wh purpose the ballot box had been procured, but he intimated that tm —_—_——— LATEST Mamie Worth, 30 to 1 Only|’ bis brow ine bang, ‘Thomma M. Beck, % = Fe ie Open High Clos. PL HA | 5 counsel for Prosilent McCunty, of | developments might grow from what wes learned from it, The y Relegraph communications have beey evened, CU) RRS 7 Real Long Shot of i Gheraion rt hh ie i B M10 8 | the Mutual TAfe, aponred a Ma}laney's | way rotained in the District Attorney's office. ‘Tammany men who | The British Embasay jhere 30 Gun ay Pau eat ke de i attorney, olge | ts arrival said that if the Attorney General opened it he would 4 fquested Gen, Trepoff to protect the Brit- the Day. gaya bat é Beans * 4 " ‘Muilney a a a iene eg i ch »! . I 7 Fr tremblal ae hag 1% wigan, ta vay eal 0g \ 2 : PB Rewer ea a i bab an ape 8 rari tas 1] the stemure ot the ballot box trom the Twenty-tint District by tg ih tenke | of ‘Dhkhn” Keeway” edad te AQUEDUCT WINNERS:- - H h} } lor i RS H om renee A, ne oat District-Attorney is unprecedented. His explanation is that the bor wag Aronstaat oom Peterhot iq reported to 7 : Hy fe th i Z : H H The “onre-tniding’” mritnose ead he | stolen and that he is holding it ag evidence, It was found im the pave somdd the Anmurgeilie, te le alas 1% * FIRST RACE—Mamle Worth (90 Hy is 4 i » B $d [wae ttving at te Muar nineth house | room of a barber shop hours after tt stiould Have been turted into tS e 9 13 Yet No. 616 Maison venue, | police station, Subpoenas have been Issued for fitteen persons to Woportert that the artiliarymen of the here with tim. a aay pee have you been there?|Defore the Grand Jury to-morrow in connection with this case, and A. Four years in that house, be tarved to-night had ‘organ De tog, i, Q. How long have you been employed Whilé the conference was of in’ *, 8 pF acyl him Inet? A. office of Mr. Jerome, counsel for tlw months ago) in Alabny, jam Randolph Hearst went before A voucher of January 8 1003, was tee Dickey, In Brookiya, and shown to Mallaney, He had signed it. @ peremptory writ of mandamus. It was tor $560 ang {ndorsed by the pe rg og payy imal cuanmilles a4 expenses of the company, from the various police stations, Q. What was that money fort, A. elty to the Board of Bleotion’s Supplies and wages and things | bought, és to 1) 1, Consideration (4 to 1 for : f Portress have Joined the iasurgenta, place) 2 Sovereign 3 Tepe ca lnd Artin, ‘Time—1.21 9:6. Winner, oh, m., by St. Grorme—ttthol \ Later reports from Cronstadt only —— SECOND RACE—ivan the Terrible| sagan geet: Bhat verged Artist Found Dead, (even) 1, Debar (6 to 5 for place) 2, fro latest reports, not only the sailors, : but the gnrrison of some lof the forts ing in the insurrection, » The few soldiers and sailors who rée- jmrained loyal fought all night against pour on leat tixteanth and won going away. Cons{leration vereian was stopping at the end. BUFFALO, N. Y,, Nov, &~The body | Grenade 3, of Charles Wart Rhodes, an artist well reuse weegp in society circles, was found in| THIRD RACE—Bellenicker (1 to room to-day, Ho bad been suffer-) 3) 1, Water Tank (3 to y for place) | — Ing from insoranta, and had takeh a! 2 Flim Flam 4. pnee) Mose of cyanite of potdsstum, Rhodes 7; : Bo bn = oh, On by “Piraty of Pentanoe— i bere six months ago from Pitts- | FOURTH RACE—Hippoc ites (7 6 routin the workmen. who|burg, where he tnd bee! | rates ( ’ quarters early in the day and em ors and the i Me with! the Camogie io A vi Ys Tnvatute | | to 5) 1, Bizzy Izzy (15 to 1 for place) Q. Anything else? A. I couldn't wll, piled up outside in wagons and on rrloades were thrown ub, The report’ 2, Legatee 4, Q. Was It for travelling between here Ex-Judge Parker Among Law-| walks an dey. f Can't Call It Cafe Martin. ee and Albany? A. Some of It was, a As soon as the mandamus was 5 her New York, ers Who Will Represent | upon Commissioner Voorhs Supreme Court Justice Stover to-day FIFTH RAGE-Lone Nand (8 to 1) a lopped tag " re : that the wine bs sayy Beart nood, Won driving. Ti ; r fd he coulin't tell whether Ring 4 handed down a decision granting an ii.| ¥ Billy Bannastar (6 to 1 for place) Owneee“b. ie Mcparren TS Loria ; |e ha mde ‘one trip or batt a doxen| Him in Hearst Contest, | the Bureau of mieottons in Morty: ond street, This was done. trips, Whenever Filos sent for him he ‘oat machine guns were used is ap- parently confirmed. ‘The Amerionn Oharge d' Affaires, Spen- per Wady, has telegraphed to the Gov- Junotion restraining Dorwood Martin |% Melbourne Nominee 3, frnor of Cronstadt requesting protection | trom calling the restaurant and cafe for Amortoan interest there, Which he-lms opened at No, 1540 Broad. | SIXTH RACE—Col, White (3'to 1) | ° coe ee of the Supply Depart-| Mayor MoClolian to-day retained the rant ose ce be ear Horr som Cron: | wy way, the Cafe Martin. ‘This decision | 1, Macbeth (7 to 8 for place), Fleur| “ya Le Wier : F ae eee a produced, Hughes rend] *%. frm of Sheehan, Parker & Hatch io Griminal eoin, Wonont been! was In favor of JobA B. Martin, who Wika Tex oe meer res tn this borough aid Dyke: Oath Ne: a Witnn Gaae cal that many chops have been one the Cafe Martin, at Brokdway Gy Mories, . " zen hn nthe one wmed, and that a great crowd of riot-| and Twenty-sixth street, charged to the travelligg exDENSe BC*/ tog woich William R. Hearst # to! Number of Morgan deputies. He BY FRANK W. THORP. ,| trom ft that the Mullaney voucher W448) Beoiivn to represent him in the con-| office, at No, 27 William street wi including sailors, is marching 4 8 &2 65 2-5 |oount, make lover bis elect! that he expected to be busy there jathes pecoespr otver-| For Insurance Inquiry, aquipuer, Ny. i aay Mek Thi ¥o 8 1% 4 a Ask the witnen, Mr, Hugos." ald] nn9 ‘tom Aare briny ‘Mafihatian firm | Some tiie, ‘The etuation he dea 90 ti ing the lation, ie vai tien 1] 1 Rh The 8 " \ a " orious, 8ST. PAUL, Nov. &—By direction of| weather was a bit wintry at Aqueduct | - i Bo | Attar eet ene eee ae Wield [reformer Lieut.scv. William gr | er, itomey sero, sald ; ip Seomle..ake: Seeing fram’ the city, on tart kop,” Won driving, Time—1.58, Winner, bik, x. by hast nr Gwie [occasions buy tickets for Mr. PYM8) gheehan, Alton B. Parker and Kawi Goy, John@on, Btate Insurance Com-|this afternoon and th “ j ‘ hoe, board steamers. The clergy . n and the crowd stuck to} op—-R. Anu his friends,” i Attorney-General, “has placed at Cronaiedt:) baw | organions rege igi lo vere bY a New| the betting ring for warmth. Those in sc vers Hone Ca Thinsy te bes giao ape, Sot SERIA t0. haath ood suggestion,” remarked Hughes, ya ya lid abe. cash irr deal, tp Wekabinery Sto aee asion hoping to pevent the spread iguce the \naur-| the grand stand shivered in the keen | *trsi.—Clored very stron. Plax a TA SST | Mullaney gald that was true, ot which Judge Paruer ang nr, | WM co-awerate with me in oveby During tho seasion of the Logisia- “ye plat Parker and Mr. / 0. 1 witl with him, in tho prosecution’ wre there was always a «font deal of] "the enlor member of the firm. of| offenses sigainst the Fle, tlon lawn, “theket buying,’ Mullaney anid he Dykman & Carr is former Supreme | sistant District-Attornes» Perkin | would pay for the tickets out of his Gouet Justice Willam M. Dykman. These] gunford have een assige dd to own pocket, and that lator ‘Plelds Sr ice ee Oeoina tod with to-day, themselves entirely to. thin. WORK, would reimburse him. retary, and agreed at once to act as at- ance business of the New York Life|treesea, but were not prevented from 53 Saki enjoying a programme that was one of the most interesting of the meeting, The flelds were most puzzling to the player and so produced a spirited play incendlarian and pillage, —/ 10,000, Troops in Fight. ‘The panio-stricken refugees who ea- ped by bont @ay the Maxiin gune were | ma: all night and thet this moming 2, zi for the bookies, The stake was the strects were Uterally flowing with rating Hurt in Train Wreck. 4 nm i Midwood, for two-year-olds at seven 8 Q What is your salary, Mullaney?/torneys for the Mayor. Second Page.) MISSOULA, Mont., Nov. 9,—Northern| furlongs. The track was fast, é A ms ‘month, up a eer apy * 2 jegeman Refused Salary. eae farrsvren _ Mamie Worth Closed Strong. & oe Conalder: ‘The insurance Inquiry to-day produced oh Si pot el rors contest hy hod Sela | 88 ® the apectacle of «man who refines to ae ‘atore Of ere $2" |ihead to the stretch, followed by Sov- jo) u neces” a salary of $100,00 forced on htm. aA jure he oo ; |erelgn and the others well bunolied, In a ae 8 by an admiring ‘board of directors, probably «will ‘the #ireteh Consideration drew away, a x linaire E ia Dut in. tho last aixtecnth Mane Worth ile Dhak ena le'seee D, Begamed, prea closed strong, and ina drive won by al Caatly best, Billy Banastar Closed fast, Seneohn! was out down on last | dent of the Metropolitan Life Insurance ree Printer Killed by Pall, Pale Jonata Conmigerelioa we fwe 1 helena : Company, whose income during the past M NRVFAILE, NOV: Mia Bees" “grage pecieiy, (SEN ; My years ie avereged 8 ann LATE WINNERS AT NASHVILLE, fe: fone of best typesetters in the coun: “ .. —_—-— oa Tho first subject taken up in the ex-| ° try, died this afternoon at his home, No, amination of Pi t Hogeman was ae nh 5s crete tne Bevcand ne ised rat ! ie commissions had inoreased from 1,000 , i MALEDICTION. on Ald eT ae celves $75,000 m year, Becond Vice- Rae Ie ge rena ah. he = aaidare Weller, six years old, of No. 109 West One Rh Hacks Pea aires on Ha : , Ko it: Been FIFTH RACE—NOREL 13-10, IDA DAVIS 3-5 place, GA\ Se rest rari rosie by a tat lo ah plac i ir fia mit hoy eget Med tae mannii be seem anxio: met out of Bellanicker ‘by a Neds, Tus Prodaape, fair foane “ton ie It) 108 (Cri: ‘and | Pr . H feike TT ae ‘ih | year ‘Tied Vice Praident George | 2s), BIRL BITTEN BY A 006. Tto 4, 3; I dred and Sixth street, while walking on Riverside Drive ) a Brana b to Gd, ae her mother this afternoon, was attacked by a bay: which LIZETTE. {het since: 188 (egetian salary ‘oad SIXTH RACE—ROYAL LEGEND 9-5, ORA VIVA -7-5 na, creased at the same ratio, He now ree and 4 to 1, Woodward receives $18,000 a year, in the leg. rE em “Well, it was this way,” explained 5 NASHVILLE WINNERS, | teweman. “it a: tho end of the year NASHVI Mov. W-2The racks here the prenijams in force In the industrial department had Increused $10,000 and oar atin promiumé oh. tat fherease were in CO; Marg: RAOH—Hive-cighths | mile | rorce, whyeA got §2,00 lnnehats “| “A year ago I was called into consnl- Minnehata, Vision by the Board of’ Directors. and renger mute, |Acke4 for recommendations as to the 4] eae to Laura j salaries Of officers, 1 told the board onal (). it could pay thom Whatever kts gen- ete he GIRL CHASED OCEAN STEAMER ON A TUG, ‘BOSTON Nov. gna lng: of Gye ty ught the White Star steamer iie~tarian, 2:10 t10mo aanaer of te ofcere guiting to pis ey taeaths Just as the steamer dlearéd ft n “goo toon tor at ey ned tone ook x hack dashed down the pir and the y ng woman |u 1" Woudnt Take. igo ed out A tug was Nae, Mie Taran, % % Ke