The evening world. Newspaper, September 13, 1906, Page 2

HOUSANDS VOTE FOR DISTRICT LEADERS ON EVENING WORLD BALLOT | | poroven: OF MA HA TTAN. | Seventeenth A MAT, DONOHUE jross LTAMS Winners in Advance | of Primaries. (CHARLES HAMS CHARLES HAHN ... |JAMPS AMICAKN ” Twenty-frat A eR JAMES WALSH COMPLICATED Josern SAVAGH Twenty-fourth Aasembly D BURKE, ‘ a (Contests the Most Interesting 2%. DEIT. THenty-s FIGHTS. tha in the History of Local ee ld Ili | Twenty-et Politics. +. 3 eR —_———- T. F. MYCAUL.. | Phirtteth Assen tloaterahtp ballot OF nency NAGLE. Trend the dis mecond page and in tine witt| > Bw COWAN 2) the Thousands who are # ve in thet | Thivty-teee Saaaiaviy SRF, Sates fir the jeaders of their choice : Die! this is one of ine most complicates +. eon treeenes | B oa iterestion primary flections Qa) pytecyariied Am ee | 8 ever hoon seid in Greater NSW lCHARL MECHT, : 6 Tork. By tte revult may be deter-/ THOMAS TM LACQHLEN, ¢| BAlned the downtau of -the kext | MICHABL GARVIN ......,..... 19 74 most centralized mechine t ‘Thirty-tourth Assembly Distriet, | had or the 09) Murphy with McClellan admin- ANTHUR MURPHY. W. RYAN. Benvann MeRRAY mens Hall Las eve tinuanece ia power of that " means for the Utration. 1 gram the Bronx to 1 ye Thirty-fth Assembly Diatrtet, ' H NAL y| ALBERT MORKE Richmond ever: WILLIAM FE 3 he ears i aoe, whix JOSEPH 1. DERKY. ricts strong OPP BOROUGH OF RICHMC wD. Lye general under NICK MULL “* $u| 10 ee EE Bes ae AML he CORN ACH BOROUGH OF KINGS. Dibateto: Bed Man can pret Hot Fights In the Bronx { your choice and 4 Bre on the result before ibe ee> Tremday Three districts in the { Beenx are hovine bitter fights; some “Rhing lke five districts In Mannatta DWARD J. MEANY... OWN J. WALSIL for the leader Janmres F. RGA ANDREW D. BROWN. Neves District. ‘are made that « dozen more will fall before election nimht. The Rvening (Werld will faithfully | wecord the reeults from day to day of BOROUGH OF QvErNs. JOSEPH CASSIDY JOSEPH br 24 afternoon before Commissioner ham ‘Bre at & hammer and tongs; Staren s81-| OMAS F. Paiahsiedis chant tt started off with a teoh- AE Stirred wp Crom ond to end, One| DON Ae Ue WOMAN ssss0. +, 18 PB re Satan Aus , Oseamuaaionsy sop. [temporarily he te determined that | District-Attormey Iselin appeared for | ‘head of « sepairtent so Lowb oniponted| 7 sieisbubet | rerting the contention of his counsei, |*PC3l ac commpdations shat! tbe pro-| the petitioners. and Mr. Craig, of Hoad-| ; olla mrenieed fe cppontiian paliticn, (oo WILLIAM A. DOYLE... 20| Martin W. Littleton, that he should not | ‘Mt sufticient, to meet permanently | ley, Lauterbach & Johnson, for tiie de- MU tecrtiry ca rsuansa, tor Sindee 19” 11 BT! be compelled ta give eviGenee againet |e aT>Wth of the sshoo! population. | fense, Justice Devel sat with fits Mark she ave eandietsa 49 0c. ° | pained, The quoted statement accompanying counsel and took deep Interest in the Ce scrensive politician. Ineestiea. | Regftc, MCABBEN. +4. ++.. | KR crowd of police oMctats that taxed | this article shows the Mayor's attitude, | Proceedt It tency ck tae ton stanapeees bier ey OD 26! the capicity Of the trial room was on | ‘Tie peuple will be willing to spend ail j xteenth Dtstrt jeand to listen to the proceedings, and | the moncy needed,” he continued, the miuictnat ferry employees to ti | ans te and engaged in out | ‘eats of another candidate, and | MICHAL 3. FLAHERTY. 48" Fohitttnercer tat friends in the }it Ja now necessary to find out exactly | and. while on the | oh Sila RT| bunch. Inspectors Walsh, Sweeney and | the needs Bench. Mr, Craig watdj | Fo:mosa were inter THE WORLD: 1 NEW YORKERS MOST LIBERAL SPENDERS WHEN CHILD TRAINING IS THE GOAL. “Schools must and will be pro- vided for all children. I have no plan now but to buiid and build more schools. Iam sure the people of New York are willing to spend money to ja tha EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1906. CUBAN REBELS RAID AMERICAN (Continued trom Firat Page.) sapere Tumor finds no verification whatever up to the prevent time among the labor- ing men of the city. Troops Reach Havana. educate the children, hey are the most liberal people in the world in that matter.” —Mayor McClellan to an Even- ing World reporter to-day. | Seetetnietieteniieiecneaes $S40S$4ESEOS1 088. = SHATTER SCHOOLS FORALL TESTIMONY ON WINS THE FIRST MUST AND WILL CHARGES AGAINST POINT IN TRIAL =» BE PROVIDED JUSTICE DEVEL ! —— | "| Bingham Holds He, Can't Former Justice Stover Re Made to Testify | Hears Evidence on Ap- Against Himself. ~ ce ee asennad | {McClellan Will Build and Build to Satisfy the Pressing Need: plication for Removat Myor McClellan ts having dafly con-| Former ferences with oMetals of the Board of referee at hi medication with a view to providing | began to-day the hearing In the applica- pant for overy fp the Baran ard, Williar | Inspection District, was ree aut | shoots. He hopes to be able shortly to | Travers Jauahaut gases W Caberes | announes. some definite plan for immo-| for the removal of Justice Deuel from diate relief: but whatever fiay te dono | thi-Coart of Special Sessions. Assistant Stover, aitting a Office, No. @ Wall street. ling to close Teaderioin when jn command of the Third in ’ tien pit hat were true, the lai unconstitutional. the first wit- Juaticn | ed spectators. Starts with Thunder Clap. At the cpening of the proceed.ns clap of thunder, “The figures given out to date are not complete, and will be greatly changed | Mr in a few days when duplications and) ness erroneous registrations are taken tnto| Devel acted in an advil five capacity in the office of Town Top | fhe primary voin made by the nse of fe ; Wend the of Atvinion. chore Wea s taritée secount, Then th dhe Vellols printed on the second pace, | wand the re en thare are two schools! {W*,' sulth tn the distriors w thunder storm thug coin 1 and mibenauentiy | fans ‘ill puyiwh the mArea and num. | divinion snd esmterts ‘with Aectde fo) ouLenae peosiied that the bie | Were the contractéra have fafied to/ | Rer of yates for each candidace, with | fatw of raat who ‘aipire to hers | thucder #torm of yeaterday bewan just |™MARe #o0d, And another which te com- The fins! ceaulta lace Turwiey orening | Tammany, He! incidentally, "thei se ine ‘trial of Behwatttherger was |PiCted All these will cut down the SMALL PEARLS BUT patlirs the reoulte in thu pttuaarion oan | “bein gown’ os Pe Fae, a loniel total of children not praviied with weata 7 he othermite known. there are Myeral sharp] Commissioner” Bingham \pened the Load «knew hut lle prom ake be | COST HIM $53,900. Murphy va. Ryan, and. gfe lead at OF | proceedings by anmouncing that be had {87 Below those now givers out, but large Pesinning at the northern Maite of rac ee pereneue er Soo ee oerree rad bettie vant dS win a lapatlctynd Pet TS Gray Might Have Brought 7 i “from t ns foun a, gray Mij ave Brow ] the city. Wie Firat Dinthict ‘le the net pg RT tg Tpit Depaty Comic tuneel in tno( “Shifting population adds another’ Them Ashore Free If He H: . Mhiriy-focrin, There tho comtert Js be- tye ig legrenant Rose | cial Mr 2nd Mr. Mathot |; mort werlous element and bas to be m Ashore Pree If He Hadn't : . pds un | Charles Ha m re or ix increase fn Goria th be lined ip wih the Sic. |s0%> aantnst James Aneorn ad Samed | <gcMt Gowe to batness.” he shouted! groove, Jt iv something that will al- Arenas A ek Trak ate | Clalinn forcen, The next atetrict te the | Kkre, 1h eiasen Ietand Nieteine | “Inepector — teaiitt (bei ‘wen called | Ways have to cbe considered and pro- Orvis St te aera ied new Thirtyen(th, where dames 1 Berry. | Mars bot ihe year nate tine. © foew a to ihe wand Mr fon wee right | wided for. ft 1s @ phage of the problem | 7 hed New York torday on the steant- for MeCietian. ix trying to onat Willlom| by Sheriff icCormar! he | ton en oe reps that makes it moa: complex aad aim- 7"? ery tay Awtonished the | Mitris, Murphy's appotniee. Albert | claiins to have made. Sa won ts | ou ¢annol to prove a case! cult i i custome officldty ty remehing fnto his Tiebensu in out for mdenendent De | bart Sattalicat a Rlceal ver i proceed te Laitinen,” ir | ne solved f dificult it may be 1 muat) nocwer, pulling out two small prarie | tmooracy. “with Hatten and boasism as! tun Whole aystem ty Jilegal In that reepec and revnarking er Hu i tke Tuga |Seae the | Joa woumn protedt the legal tights of | t fo declare there.” | Where Tiatten himasi¢ liven He was] Th Fighting Districts. Capt Hoag! ag a piel ge 4 |REAL INDIANS HEAR “What are they worth?” eeked the t it lives © | ic ne in the room. * leader of the whole Bronx whet wae don't you call Ct Hodgins to Bs Ad Inapector | ne wu atest rota, 4 | p ier anativt, as fatireh Jun beture the Lt Ee SPs cnemnnanen tH od Aaalnnt Inspector Betlanitt: BROKERS IN WAR CRY, | ery sone me $53,000 in France,” re- | FOAppOrtonment Rave the borough three | the ‘lesder Of your choise. end your Heart Laxueten ana ter. sanilbe due vp plied Mr. Gray | ve * we count pe > *! ~ al j i could hay ie hi ~ districts and made tt hard to bons. Hel rove wl ed ‘day. The invest Feoort shi sions for and ageinat the! Visit the Stock Exchange in Sight- att pod pl rught them in_with. | Thought he would rather be the pany [iar Say. The Bist Teeatt oe { ewearing Bchmittberger | , ’ paying anything, std the oMcern : : pet ve FF be af tocday in the r te testty egsinet hem. | Seeing Auto and Get a Vc Were astonished when he mace his dec Born in the Mocsugn Preside office, that cae final goynt of tiethe ABAGKNOEA tat Be jaration wit) ‘hie Heutenants ts as leadera of | SPC, 447, MIR be, made at § 0 clogk. | wantd instreet his, olient ows Welcome in Wall $ dotnn't happen often.” said one of He Sense aiatiits, thon > hold the | wa'sie to fiktaads | saner,guegons Finally Se rey uk NGRAY Ase we expected that Mr. Oray. would ves eatin of poe 0 the digtricts bl y neement four eaves with pepposeds, all from feating to Wall street 4 t maltthereer tha” ‘Nieaees “iexpaaiiion ta Madioea ar Tig Tee TT A eat sort whee inreed to prove AB di I, er aN AD A a he, Northern “Pacific ore | ‘ ‘ Pippa Bd A sine nrees Mied against hin tHenere Garden, ie r ine ipre cperene: eanree Ok \palronas CAOt Hodgine, now. in cammand of the | gallery of the Miock exchange to-day have nothing to may at th > eens sap 04 Or the rs w - fer isis: Toil nt B meaty eighth Btreet Precinct, wae! the several hundred brokers on thine ie told thoae wha, tade” thew tneul: ir Drea Commtestot svage marvin aki thas he wan ir i + ory of th nm Charen Walt the: appoint-| Wa peated i ark oy mand ct the Tendecoin Prechict during | A0OT wave the war ch & Hinge tnt Wt of AN An errr BBL. mart L. Burke, L. | the. per sted in the complaint |dagas «0 bilario eo red | eaayell At ne ls c= 2 | ownine Behmirtberger. Me jis ed and applauded whem PASSING BAD CHECKS place. Thlv fe taken ab a WHT r teabe-B6LanT Desire. 1.5.4 ace him tL & oo Indiuns woe to tha mtrect | Mithe entie namin: that McClellan 5 Tieoupen ay she pete Ahi u ? opebong: : staves pF | eats Re oka ue ean era ot sees e+ — THUS YOUTHS HOBBY. y Nage. J. F. Comnn, | Roath Apt Htoheins Mvatined: hia | ands greeted ther ‘wilt & "oie pope | to A, Aviaias, P | awn stra Wed Ale OWA Randwrt- {jar version of the Indian war oy : : : aaa A. Hen- | (2 yt retuned) to awenr 10 the mint Indians in appreciation of this warm He Wanted $5 in Real Money in a Michal Oereintnomas | uM nt Againet ral weicons to the fiaagiciat Ajstrict took Real Estate Trans- | Der ceue “aha hago ot th i AME MERI Matin | weetigicr TOrek: cretoes meee and |S aneee, ind temarawnemna iat SO ie ' thy ” Met | Complaint Cle Ba fn coat Bind avery Muyor-—will Lave « | tia 11 agehs ¥ ek ind | hey supply the music at Ahetr ps @f view. and politics will : oa WIitar lent ad the |tton, and when (hey were Joseph Tock, © youth whose number | mean something pore than mere pat Masons Are on the Joo. tiherker on | their bie stgnt-soeing automobile played in the Rogues’ Gallery te $87, accord- erheapr ge , | telling te] ‘pf Columbia.” tna to the police, wae held to-day in Anot n fight haw t Masons beta iH se hat tour the Street enjoved #.u0 for further examination when ar- Deen eeciied by pl the vote Ie sting ot . Tlie vist of the peaceable Onondamaa, |Pitned in Harlem Court charged with | ST wits Berar a: tivoting “Was ptember unas Liter’ “which ‘neashy“ewory “nienaetiger | pushing. bad eNecks, He was arrested De “eduared off for a fight to & Mnieh with vay ge 48 ee ene ie boy R:9 * Lp ng gh all ‘rom BIVINE! ieet night tn “Lywhrook, Li 1, on ; ty-tou the ‘halloo al pepe eatin tall abil eee omiplaint of Lowenstein & Pape, real © Wiiaw Dalton, Vili Dalton wax giver Pea pecan ran ee aia somata Of enema eae Lo Doster MARTIN | FELL FIVE STORIES. half. a vow and Dooling told t ANG AO the fied wae a draw No Contests Here. 1 Bo0d Of course, nobody’ would trys to bent _ Battery Dan First ‘Pom’ Foley In mothy | Harry Be ! P, Bullivan in the Pou orrit Mule ving at ¢ Vvan in the Bighth, ‘The MeManus in ponatpuctor : the Bleventh, Juiius Harburge the emer. ae . Teeth, Charlew Murphy in the cof George | mar Twellth. Jomex Hagan in the Fifteenth, # No 9 Park avenue ie after in the Sixteent Maurice | repairing the elevat at Featherson in the Tweutieth, and other balecice and fell on f 4 ere, And there ar other | tor te se t ap eyretr they have not put up any sabia ee hteltala uo twee mow I 4 Jintricte where shies Pe Rk tapas and & interests | taken to the horpital with lit ere under lat recover SEE STORY ON PAGE Vote Your Choice tor Queen Prospera of 'n« Mardi Gras Festival at Coney Island, and Carnival of Prince Plenty. My choice for Queen is 13 TO-DAY. ete hige wna co: }tounds and when they had hi | Sauna they had him } Hennes Hundred and Bixteentn etrvet | of giving @ bad check 10r 100, | powedly io cloke a land d if bur | to get % real money tn chan, Baven Other complaints Block at be MME, 8CHUMANN-HEINK, HERR, Mma. Schumann-Heink reached New York to-day on the steamanip Deuteoh- She will open ber concen season Bangor, Me, of Oot tand at aeainat year ebdQuartery. #12, 000 ‘. be Worth playing il engagements will) re Lroperty. 4 bot farses of Heinrich Conried on es aes Pais 9 ieee [ebeck ‘and recelving $100 Ganee say ralds Mr ee cr \/—raseeenetneneneraventnninetettaeaninastesy hh PeUteteatamen "stay VOTE FOR YOUR CHOICE FOR DISTRICT LEADER. In order to canvass the strength of the can- didates running for district leaderships in the Greater City The Evening World will record each yote on. the ballot printed herewith. There is no condition implied, Every ballot will be counted for the candidate whose name is written or stamped upon it, BALLOT FOR DISTRICT LEADER. made Mr MeNaue bitter eperles a: were put fn tte trail ike rye) thouant show that Butenn jhe ttleton’® f excitement urninent. Ww }T want t le ‘HUMBERTS RELEASED | FROM FRENCH PRISONS, |— PARIS, Bept ort ws was libra tex thie a Hambert wa re Thowarts. I vote for: The Council of Ministers wuthorined | we Telease Of the two Humnberta andy r the Soe tho “aw on Boyt N dc ¢ thy pat nt Hewchorle: Mumbert aid the Mebgelth of Therwws Humbert A Were sentuncad in 190’ te Tye yearn’ solitary contin Py Ny aah involved wearly me wee brought al Meet a ‘one time a fain, othe for leader of the. Assembly District, Borough.............. ENING WORLD PRIMARY BDITOR, 0, Box 184, New York City, eros" amare mare 6 MORAL Mail to | nemesis di tc # 2) her-when she died. | her, slater ‘The Insurgents to-day set fire to the jong bridge of the Western Railroad at Calabaser, pear Sarue la Grande, but {t wae not eaMclently burned to prevent the pareawe of trains. | The rebele are in losomot!vee te! oull | down water tanks, Ae., along the line, Insurgents ore swarming In and about the town of @antiago Je las Voans, thir- teen miles south of Havana, and « | eonfiict in that clty le imminent Four hundred additional troops were brought Into Havena this morning from Qutnas for the protection of tt olty and to arrist tn attacks upon the rebele fn outlying towne. has beon no telegraphic com- lon whatever to-Gsy along the line of the Weatern Rallroad. or over the Government lines to Pinar del Rio The Government ha received @ tale gram from Governor Aleman, of Banta Mera Province, saying the rebels are concentrating begore the city and that he fears an attack to-day. Th @ fight near Ranchuelo, in Sante Clara Province, Capi. Noy, in command of eighty rural Fuardsmen and 140 mi- Hittamen, Jed a machete charge agains a rebel force under Sadine Cadoilero Threo rebels were killed and one was wounted. Whether intervention will | fomie before r the impending reel attack on the Cpe! Wine @eew + ussed to-day, That most widely di porters of concede: Events are drifting swiftly toward that ‘crisis in Ife of the young re ‘public ‘The rebel plan now f# to forestal] In DNL ONY DEAD IN FRANCE ‘Standard Oil Capitalist Ex: pired from the Bursting of | Artery in Stomach. The death of Daniel O'Day, the tandard Otl oapkalist, was announced vorday in cable despateh. Mr. O'Day Hed at Royan, in the South of France, at the age of sixty-two years The news recelved atethe general of ces of the Sundard O11 Company. « No, % Broadway, and mt the office o the Nationa) Transit Compeny, a Rook- teller subsidiary concern, of which Mr O'Day was vice-president. The cause of death ta @ven an the vureting of ah wrtery of the stomach. Mr, O'Day came w the United States when but a amall child, He was born i Ireland Feb. 6, 1M He was reared nd educated at Buffalo. At the close of the civil war he went to the Pean- tylvania off region, engaged in the oll transportation busiowss and amanied © fortune. He built pipe Mines which Wore aferward consolidated with the United Pipe Line Aystem. Mr. O'Day sailed abtoad on Maroh 21 of thie year, with hie faaliy, for a atay of three years. The O'Day home is at Pens, Ne seen aal ean emoae /GIRL'S DEATH A MYSTERY FOR BUFFALO POLICE. IContinaet from Feat Pesce) ow.” said Sup. Regan, with’ the under Mina Mabel Geddes, a nuree at Tur- vera place, the woman with whom Tur yer_says he quarrelled Tuesday nigbi. wil) appear before the District-Attor alter talking Mehhe Knight woman {# believed to be from Philadelphia. Mistake, Says Girl's Sister. Mire Pinner w Pinner’ of No. Wt Movoken. The Cather hewn man of standt fore than chlety yea’ Fiatow, & aater | the place tor rh, f family, to-day (uhsot ‘understand. this” Buffalo We are satiefed that my trots Heart dlarswe, To waa. with 1 took her to Banith rimsl, suet oucmde of Buffalo, for treat: meni, She was Aufftering from new, asthenia and heart trow Bhe very sick when we lett Honoken Bre died on Saturday and gery 9 Rens body bome on Sunday, [ do pot ki ied, his Di Phen told that as gives on the childbirth Mra, Flatow sald ¢i was certainly a blunder—that ® great mistake had been made, Brother Admite It, anny, Pinner, ban dead girl's brort bow Lg At attempt at denies he was Lerects Aer weid. “She was trouble, yy ‘ian my marred Neale apd the latter's husband, hs went to Suitalo to have an Brings: tor aee She first went to inde: here lives, ab mained atx wook “tide Ssetor in But. falo Waa recommended. “ney brought ber home Sunday, and we buried her yesterday, It is m very matter for al of wa. The cane Of death Was Kiven us ae polegning. following an operation ' venom hed, wut would never husband, Ie the cry Another Woman Seidl toe said they found the tot. ing fie he 2s cole ate inane Inch contained other svething gon ne told ue that x whe eee Beven prisoners were taken. | th | HIGGINS PARDONS LAWYER CHADSEY Denjamin ¥. lawyer who Wa prieon Inet defrauding @ woman ellent, pardoned by Goy, Higgins. The Gover- nor, in anpouncing the pardon, sald he had been urged to do eo by the Judge who had sentenced Chadsey, and that many prominéut Manhattan and Brook- lyn lawyers had Jomned in the petition for his release, ‘The release of Chedeey at this time ts | eald to be disapproved by some who know of Chadacy's political activity. In ate yeare he had been a Repudiican. & Democrat, and as PROPERTY Obadsoy, Brooklyn. nent Hing Bing or to serve @ year for was to-day fervention by a quick attnc Mayane, to drive P lowers out of the palace and proolatm Dr. Alfredo Zayas, who te now with Gen, Caatillio’s force, as Prosident of jthe provisional government To Destroy Palma Clique | The rebels have everything to gain | and nothing to lose by qulok sation, if | they win, Palma and his oMce-hol ting ollque will be wiped out, Yormeriy he amnesty will be dev! ed | ated country, | stored, If vi Cae fa De | follows, the United Biate aign. | $2 Javestixate: the causes of the 5 : and guarantee [ree sisctions. charges i je what the rebels nave been nim caused a sen- t Babi for. on Isabella Moyers charges | from the estacs torney and io for 4 minor Belize British Subjects. An Ineurges: force under Col. Edw Guames, formerly Mayor of Las Laj.s, | {Ras Gosireped the Bdge of the Gaben Sentral Railroad near Las Lajae it pap ape Jt) He was t have gone to tral on terday two locomotives and one r Mar § be did not appear. be? Were thrown by rebels int Tne employed. a b rive: iw locomotive driver and his agetat- | AP & ee ant are Brideh sudjecis w boty | lows wate Se. Was {Were taken Into custody by the rebels, "™ted ~ e Mhar an who also carried off two machinists. |‘ It % pereste.ity reported here that | Cienfuegos been cap-ured, but in vestigation a there rumor proves then | to be untrue ned the san ft hin nat and he had killed He Gen, Kobau .has started southward) from Sagua la Grande woth one tho’ sang Rural Guerds and volunteers most of whom are mounted. | a } BONAPARTE OFF TO SEE ROOSEVELT, WASHINGTON, $ 2-8 Roe ol a ae today but rematned leaving n att th Oveter Bay before returning to Was’ ington. ork “CITS" EDGE INTO COMING CAMPAIGH They Are Going’ to Put Can- | didates for Judiciary Po- - sitions in the Race. ! : Resting Glasses. F YOUR EYES TIRE easily after readi writing or close wor consult our Oculists. A pair of temiporary resting may avoid the necessity of Constant use. Examinations by a physician and Oculist-NOT a spectacle salesperson. EYEGLASSES IF REQUIRED, $1 54 Best 434 St., at Fourth Av. 50 Rast 125th St., at Madison Av, 442 Columbus Av., Bist & 82d Sta, | The-Citizen’s Union may take a hand | in the coming campsign by putting into the rack candidates for the judiciary positions ahd for the Senate and A® sembly in districts where the nominees of the other partiep ate pot AaTiACACLOTY This plan waa made known to-day in an appeni to the independent voters of tne eity, Issued by the City Committee of the Citizen's Unton. At a meeting of the committed the lowing resolutions were dopted: oliver, when City Committee to add to th be appainted in gach Borough. comnnttee shat co-operate with fepresentadives of Une ubion in the var oun Genadorial and Asaemtiy Diairiots with a view to making effective the recommendations of the Lagisiative Committee of the union conaeen.nk the Siegtion of Senators And Assembiyinen . Rervived, Noat the members of the City Committers and Assembly District oMicers residing in eachr tew Senate District be directed meet autute the Senate C sembly District Committer for the As sembly dlatriets contained in each Sen. Ale istrict ceapex/ively, and + (here committees be reque#ted to con: fer witn the Committees of Five tn thelr borough to be appottted pursuant to the Nik nemeisitton.” | HE “GOTTA DA LEM,” NOT THE SECRET GRIP. Se lee BL ee A secret soclety landed Nicholaw Teas porter fn a saloon at One Hundred and Fiftewnth atreet and Eigath avenue, in| Hariem Police Court to-day, Toxao wad held in $600 bail on # charge of obtatn- ing mobey under falac pretenses It appears that Finelil, who is a shoe No, #2 Manbattan avenue 489 Fulton St., B’kiyn, opp. A. & S. WA Hons blast bined ree ee sien eet ewe wee of suger. wm © ar | tow pe re Tu ceect ten re FOuW THURSDAY ASMONTED WMUET WARKRS HOCOLAT: sald, waa the of the order, Fini ‘ went around nin it on oe he knew Clothes te tne moe none of them recog: priya te nlwed i Pou no getta da wrip.” One day Inst week Tosto calles upon” him and offered to Anitiate nix dutton to wear on the lapel of ui exclaimed ne, ‘Tomso Jeul “was ap vo are distingtly* unique. on the spot for $2.40. comt to show he was a member H Ineky Jat Ipineill hea ‘nim arreated $18 to $45 a his te the H i LONG ISLAND | offers the greatest opportuni- ties in New York for making money on real estate. Send for our booklet giving the real facts about this wonderful development, RICKERT-FINLAY REALTY £4, || 1 Went M406 Hereet DONT WA popular with Italians for some ume. Final! pald the $2.40 and was initiated cy 1 ‘ In addition he gave Tokso $2.9 for petri aisionie recente *Torzo showed Fineili a tip which, he sre made fort satisfaction f his friends. “You gotta da lem’ olpinelll went to Tosso tor Jule S08 and —nor competition, ‘Thay 4) Cortlandt Street, JSS Broadway, ko have your furs Prey for Vopiering made. to, wit ‘bet thie i ha tit very germet stig ta veut wiheht, newurine & trrfec! JACOB GINSBURG, Manutaataring Furriee, vet 3th patahlished thas: Phones ‘R8t Mabon, HELP WANTED—MALE. tll alpen aban Meg: hye [ORS ry ag ee rebereycas, oe Fe eine aS thon WANTS—MAL ©. Relatives snd frltnde ary invited to ats tend the funeral, trom hAr late revidencn, Ro. 06 Morton M., on Balurday, Hept. 19, Mei Menge to BL Jonepn's And Washington place,