The evening world. Newspaper, December 26, 1905, Page 9

| RESULTS ED __ RICE ONE CENT. iTION HUNDREDS BUR oe s! * Cirulation wii Open to All.’ " ti Mite ee JEROME TRIES “TO PUT HUMMEL “FIGHTING JOE’ WHEELER MAY BE BACK IN TOMBS, READ OF POLICE fe Has Wim Rearrested, Claiming Release on Bail Was Irregular, ‘Report that Place Has Been Of- fered Hero of 2 Wars, bu BAIL, 1S, DOUBLED,| rs, soa resden, wna ton to-day ,but he remained in the Now Jersey town and will, not come tack by tice Woodward Saves Pris) unit \o-norrow. /oner from Cell, but Fixes 1 Bond at $20,000. i ‘Abratiam Hi, Hummel, the tittle crim. | ¢ | York, having made ‘his homg here sinco | lawyer who is under sentence o Tt te \ovrted around the City Hall that he spent several hours in consulta- tion with Gen. Joe Wheeler, and that | he offered the position of Pollce Com- | missioner to that veteran of two wars. | Gen, Joe Wheeler, while aged, is alert ané vigorous, He is a resident of New year in the penitentiary and a fine |‘ close of the Spantsh-Amerivan war. ‘Of $0, but who has been out on bal ey's office, sed by order of Justice Wood the ‘Aprollate Division of the Court, though, at the earn Grlot-Attorney's office, his ball was in- to $20,000, i Dond of $10,000 was quashed. Hi peare ily s cety on his new bond, { Me. Seccxe bas been displeased with the procedure In Hummel'y seeking Ub- foie gullty and sent to a cell in the Tombs he was reloaved under bond by |J%. Almost immediately he was again re- By virtue of his arrest to-day the old ¢ bendsiman, Leo Schlesinger, be- Should Gen, Wheeler accept, the Mayor I) wilt have but three vacant places ou his if $10,000, wae rearrested to-day by | slate. fective O'Brien, of the District-at- The Mayor is undecided us to who | missioner of Water Supply, Gas and , | Blectricity, Tremendous pressure has been brought to save Oakley's place for him. His fate is probably unde- | | eided. Tammany Commissioner, Tne Mayor ts disposed to give the is fe Five hours after Himmel wos | Mf: Cosxey is one of the tow! district jer of Juslice Woodward, His counsel id applied for a ceriifitate of reaacn~ "i wed an onder to show cause, retum- pable nex, €aturday, wet be admitted to bx), Mr, Joreme contetided that until the! appreciated by Tustice had acrially decides Humic) twas entitled to & certificate he should) : to Brooklyn, |W. C. Redfleld and J. w, doubtoand Justice Woodward had | Stevenson lead for the p! ry a the! estimation of observer’, ment of Mr. Stev troller Grout. Murphy has been en(irely ignorod by sia\e and Mr. Murphy is more or less Mr. Jerome presented bis views to neevish. There has heen Ho open rap- istrict-Attorney Gans. magma, and Ve ounsel, gathered in Justice Wood ny he bd et, tn Brooklyn a) viwW of the case Mr, tes ordered Betaciivs O'Brien to re- ‘st Hummel. The litte lawyer look- Dale and worried and stood by with E tice Wonkrart und to-day Areietan t ture between the leader of Tammany ummel, his and the Mayor, buf ome fs expected. yo B. Sianchfied, hs) Mayor McClellan, it {@ understood, has | informed Murphy that Inasmuch as the ; Mayor has been held responsible for ait ; the mistakes of the las administration, the Mayor purposes to make his own anxl t ‘je mistakes during the n ayer He Seprrerton on 28, ‘his face while is ext four years, z ng salt role ae writ of 4 rg A owed @ releise of the law- Wi be nagar by Justice Wood- ) (MRS, TODDS DEAT hemp ted on the writ est fon for a rect at be Bee hs aotive’ clement Negative Verdict» in if! the Case. —— i! (Brecial to The Bvening wor'A,) Coroner Muga: solve tho niyatery surround) th have therefore proven una’ Thé verdict was worded; Known to the jury,” if Coroner indicating that Mrs, Todd's tn: had beetl placed on’ the railway , tracks by sonie pesson or persons not Rw It wae aloo de cctated that shu Lray ey Wwandere | or the tracks Oni | lose there struck by a fright traln. For few montty, It wae also tostl- |! ‘Todd had ‘evidenced dscided STILL & MYSTERY WPhilidetphia Jury “Returns Dady Sees the President, but PHILADELPHA, Deo, 2%6—The Cor-' Roosevelt's active ‘interest in the fight er's Jury in the.case of Mrs, Margaret for the control of the machine In the dd, the aged Now York woman whose State of New York Is indicated by his smembered body way found on the determination tv appoint an-anti-Odell ks of the Philadelphia and Reading man as Navel OMsir of the Port of | ‘Railway in this city, on the night of New York to succeed Robert A’ Oct, 22 Last, this afternoon rendered an Sharkey, of eee Sharkey ts) forts Dady's man, and Dady sticks by Odpll er in the Speakersaip .. “Injuries received on the Philadelphia Here to talk over the matter of his “fend Reading Railway {na manner un-\ reappointment with the President, ‘The Has Strong Support, heey sone 4 Hall, (Continued on mm atbne parle a ache MTOOELL Ml i ar i) Change in Naval Office Is Certain, WASHINGTON, Doc, %,—President js vo gol 8 practically admitted by Miovael J. Dady, who cane talk came off according to schedule, We Has arrived for of. rs in theh State of ore 4, on tne Oaell vee Se hr aon erie, Ee * bats Ee Uigtenicet that MW Ado’ s. | shall succeed John T, Oakley as Com: | Park Cominisstonership to a Tammany | District Leador, but few of the lenders | shape vp to his requirements, Joho | Coggey has been suggesied, but it is not known whether he would acvept. | "he oy jeadens who have not clamored for a ‘ The Bridge Commisionership will go | would te Breasly NEW 5 OF THE DAY Boy Abus ai Sulcide, use he did not get any Christ The Mayor has Fa backing of the | Mas) presents and did mot take the holl- is Fh My Me poe Mars Logos vee GAMBLER BEATS FAVORITE IN CITY PARK FEATURE PA RARE AILEY MAS dete Si CITY PARK RESULTS, CITY PARK RACE TRACK, Dec, %. Seven well filled races made up the A @ix-furlong handi-'| ground of cruelty, Bhe testified to- cap, third on the card, served as the |day that he first began to ill-treat her | because she tickled his feet in bed one jrna FIRST RACE—Selling; one mile and an| morning with a feather, This happened whe said shortl; Betting. |and not long after their marriage, the Mayor th the making up of the| elt to-day 0 rorllgs his it is maid fe iy r Car Kills a Woman, vn Ttallan woman about fWty-five | yh old, was struck by @ car at /Third avenue and One Hundred and Seventeenth atrect, fed. She was carrying fot ii aphl and ®| d from be- Yachtsman Sands Buried. I, DWC. 2%.—The | RO vie <,Teatimony was’ brought out before | but Lhe Pros.dous eal! nothing to Dad eer of Frederick P. Sands, the well- | i Quaint tor the place. Times known Teeitecee, ee -— NEW YORK, TU ESDAY, DEC ESIBER a It 2 1906, NED IN Mosc cat AN ay} FUN FROMISBD IN OBSTACLE RACES AT! THE COUNTY FAIR AT THE GARDEN. ‘Me Fo Tin (‘rhe Water ‘ Through The Barrels TiThe Obsiacla Races over Hearst of 3,406. 6,127 CORCdE veer eeenns 228,397 Metz. 138,382 68,927 15,761 6,064 Apeeeees ehnenses aH idl dls a som FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS. to-day, and f{ all their own way the ened of that ha week, "The track was in good condition, FIRST RACE-—Five furlongs. ee will re eae a up Dd rebate on the price of the bird, wii eatin pienough to ait finished strong FAIR GROUNDS, NEW ORLEANS, Dee, 26,—The card to-day was well filled’ id the flelds evenly matched, This bep| the talent a cinch to square mat- piilag direouy in front | (ere wih the layers, who have had it the ear, * uchormin William Thord. eee ‘West Twenty-ninth | Several Nex Crean or Joserh Mvams, Lexington avenue, were hotel, ile the action of the Cor- er. In His Christmas Turkey. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., DBC, %— Christmas turkey for ‘ort, custodian of Mid City Hal, had pald 30 cents a were found a piece made a) ized aE oa i. Ivins, 64,289 61,198 1218 4,499 — 137,193 \ VOTE FOR COMPTROLLER, Toale. 65,980 64,477 7,508 4,896 142,856 card here two-day. feature, 6 | dlchtn, tartare, well 2, i i went to. the runni if m dozen ler lly, Woo was wes third. Time—20l 36, start, Sen, " ¥. donee SOLDIER | WATBRTOWN, N.Y, Oo was M'CLELLAN'S OFFICIAL = PLURALITY ONLY 3,466 County Canvassing Board at eenTT dompletes Its Work and Makes Its Return to the Bureau of Elections, Tho Canvassing Board of New York County this afternoon completed its canvass and reported the vote to the! Board of Wlections, Tho official figures show that McClollan was elgcted Mayor ty a iplandiley Here are the official figurou for Mayor and Comptroller; VOTE FOR MAYOR. McClélian. vee 140,264 68,075 18,228 Hearst. 128,208 84,836 13,706 3,006 224,029 Ford, 118,970 80,418 12,686 2,589 Mis ai AOREEEY hte a fookeys, tle Is aly g o ‘ erty, Mo,. ' Cearap ine made all the sina and Bet, be en apt by three len A ee 4 feo RACK-—Seven furlones, Li ‘nag Sree te «NATE WAM aue‘him, when he entered into an agree- ment to stop his abuse of her, She added that bis relatives and her's dis fi and won ina all the wer, walk too fast for me, rn would blow smoke in my SROOND RACE—Selling; five and one-half | insisted on riding faster on ®& baba Pt than I could, Christmas, in 1807, L amused myselt by tlekling nis fect while we were in bed, and he grew very angry and ewore at me. He then turned, over the mattress on me and held It down, That was the tried to smother husband refused to mi "i cban by vowanulary love aint j- tee That se ip J0¥8 letter f wich 1p | Peatini hs from wea ne got the abort end, TY Ritterhot yen husband, the next IN FLAMES, walér Race 40 Yds, ‘Carnage in City rivals outside the Kazdn station. opened fire on the troops posted in mob was set on fire and burned, In the meanwhile the revolutionists had bombarded the Nichola! station from the workshops of the Yaroslavl Railroad, a detachment of grenadiers ‘on the roof of the Nickola! station re- turning the fire, Rebelo’ Forces Gajn. ‘The stations at Perovo and Liewbert- sy are in the hands of ‘the insurgents and red flags are flying from the wildings. ee | POTERSBURG, ‘Dec. M-Noon.— Yesterday's Aghting at Mosoow occurred Jmostlyyat ome distance from the cen- tre of the city. The Revolutionists abandoned tho Tyerekaia thoroughfare, ee it Is too vie" swept by artillery, and concentrat their forces in the narrow winding’ streets of the com- mercial quarter, where the shops were LOVE LE | TERS closed and ocoupled by military, The mortuaries at Moscow are fille? with the dead, the hospitals are unable to find toom ‘for the wounded and many private hoases are filled, with wounded persons. The Slovo to-day says that the lead+ ers of the revolutionary army at Mos cow are mostly students of Kieff, Khar- 12,601 Wife Sued mes Divorce es iene ‘Odessa, among whom are many Swears They Didn't Mean n Anything. ‘The Pare nek hold the center of Mos- ow and apparently are awaiting rein- forcements, which are reported to be on th iy to Momow Ld all directions, some of the troops marching overland. ‘The trial of the action for absolute Four regiments of Dragoons from girs brought by Albin T, J, Bitter | Warewyv have started by rail for Mos- against Minnle; Ritterhof, in |W, but have not yet arrived there. Patch Frederick A. Finacom js named, | The Government fs finding great dit- waa continued to-day before Justice | Mculty In dispatching a sufficient force Giogerich In the Supreme Court, Mrs. to the disturbed city, it being dangerous to withdraw the troops from other Places, most of the avaflable men hav- Ing already been sent to cope with the revolt !n the Baltic Provinces. Hundreds Burned. e revolutioniats hold ¢ tterhof! has filed counter at her husband in whieh she 4s bis charges of missonduct and * for a decree of separation on the ight and day at the before Christmas, 187, marvels of strength, bave been dug and wire batanaien ments have been erected in front her husband's treatment of r became so bad she threatened to He Walked Too Fast. i” it together he would ‘When we were out tog 4, and “One Sunday morning, just petore ning of all domanatte troubles. ‘ie vas rot playing with me, He Mra, Rittechoft "alee bogs that ma ron. ree, ¢) 4s OG mate ‘e ere show off what?” ut re ifn Mr. Finacom get those must ‘haye al them where I lott a ever Kise yout a ‘Never,’ ied! Cut Off His Penh Waew e sity mew eens Aehente oy wight be ie out cil, 6,000 MEN HELD ® INFLAMING WORKS SHELLED BY TROOF Strikers Are Joined by Rebels,< Who Sweep in and Attack Czar’s Forces, , J f MOSCOW, Dee, 26,—The insurgents haye attacked both the ea oe hi if strikers, including several hundred local miliatiamen, joined the are | The combined force seized an adjolalag provision store, whence they * b after a couple of hours brisk exchange of shots the buflding held by Continues WI Nicholai Railroad station’ and a bioody fusilade has ensued between | | mob and the troops occupying the depots, x | Some three hundred revolutionary militiamen arrived here by ' | train from Perovo, on the Moscow-Kazan Jine, and a crowd gt two f 4 the station, The latter replied ang ‘the for of the defences, which extend blocks and are impenetrable evem against artillery, A terrible velecanat secures Bt the beg) babi tl iS ye were which a iret el b eld perishes % “ihe contingtas It th Anite’ oe my uttontne i) Ret sores where. millions Pi stored, have ft an machine. THis) We es on the walls, Ponty Ay nate Ma int he terrible ‘to Gor ade antiepated t Peer ‘the banks In heart wi cow remained closed oo v4 The Cg ongen' Doubassott the dite Gegetion rt the nee Fevolyttoniats store ae = hes ished ‘by the aruilery, he numerous res wie goe different te throughout, Sto up the whole sky last Right Gov,-Gen, baie by a fll doors be kept of phis order eit oe ts mac yh of $1,500 or three Ape 8 4 the fortress. Thera penalty ed on all oe! nts of tn fe won arms are found, te = STEEL PRESDENT’S WIFE COMING 10 NEW YORK, pecial to The Evening World.) PITTSBURG, Dec, 0.—Mrs, Wille fam Ellis Corey, fe of the President of the United States Stee! Corporation, who for the last few days has béen at the home of her father-in-law, A. A. Corey, expects to leave for New York ae bag tai pel rian! My at Bie thine isnot hoown, af ane relatives will not discuss the case at all. The announcement i wy, and per son are going to oO eee | AT CITY PARK, Fifth—lole 15-1, Tapiola 4-5 place, Josette, Sixth—St, Tammany 7-1, Modred cut place, Newel. cade lendinnn Grimes ommeni . Joseph Ryan, a ceckhand on the new tugboat Washington, ‘ aft ued eat, ve struok against the side of the tug and disiocated his jaw. he "A/a a domineering mint mut Th £941 was unable to close his mouth and had swallowed much waldy de dream of ats mga: yery| when Mate Joy went to his ald, MAN BEHEADED BY A TRAIN. AMSTERDAM, N. Y., Dec. 26.-—Fred Keeler, the seore” ind genera! agent of three loval fire insurance companies, W alled by a Now York Central train here to-day, His head where E. B. Corey ts, revi sto) ear es aaa ee tween wife and husband, LATE WIK OAS AT FAIR GROUNS, rifth—-Bitter Brown 5-1, ‘Letty 5-1 place, Proteus, PTR oP OO t