The evening world. Newspaper, October 2, 1906, Page 4

THE EVENIN G “WORLD MOCRATS AE | INDORSING HM Republican Candidate Re- - Céives More Letters Than | i He Gan Answer. | HUGHES CLAIMS | Hush to ~ Money. Carry On: Camp 1__ Against ‘Hearst Coin. jes FE. raed the Republica eit bear ‘etticially notified of his nomination by the committes appointed for-that pur- pose by the State Cdnvention. The -no- #ification will take place In the eer Mean Club, ~ TO stuMP UP ENS Bs By Maurice —Woodrull is said State. In addition to~thiehe Is inter- . Sete in'the make-up of the Judiciary “Aloket that is to be placed in the field By the Hepublican party Whe candidate is a member of the Ju- @iciery nominators and naturally ts in favor of the party accepting some, it not all, of the men indorsed by the com- mittee for the Supreme Court bench... Outting Promises Support, P igainet Hearst and would work with Chairman Herbert Parsons, of the “County end State Committee. Mr. written to him, he said, that he could “In the mean time,” sebape, We begin the campaign eiineed: night when, at the Repub- “Whe notification~ ceremonies: erury for the up-State tour. Probably arted™ tho bail rolling here tw good | ftetlon Mr, Hughes ts devoting his attention 5 Sargely to preliminary details of his = , ‘Wampaign, which is to be waged up the u ie | . | Great Northern, Rubber, St. ~ Paul and Reading Among the Issues Hit. us, “We are vork, We have] subsequent SOA Ue ea nee iter a fractlon— Wisconain Centra points, the commen. and St, Louls & San. Francisco-arcond pre- ferred 11-2 Bhooklyn Transit 21-f and ‘Atozinon, en on Friday night there} Coast Line. Rock Island. Amulgamated rregie Hall. Un! Copper at ure a series of] Diatiiers rea ——tegd Canadian Pacific Ve vure at work arranging the itin-[ ako Brie I a eket 3 rong, fe leaders were The closing was he advance of Northern Pucine, Weaxnesa developed in the stock mar- | ket thin afternoon and the list had been aggressively Hughes seemed pleased by the informa-| UAUl (eo rey tion and remarked that his mail was} mixed and active. Bu ith-assurances. of. support =| Gaina:were ina tarke majo eélved from Democrats, 80 many had] changes resulting from ing, Dut a number of issuce showed the 0 ealizin: not-acknowiedgo-aii-of their-ietters,-and| “rect OC TOSMSINE, oe. sith running swished to do so through the press. piles of 19,000 shares at 1lt continued Mr.| compared with 163 1-4 lant Sinelting about a point. Sesuritles receded a point and Wheeling & | fractions. eld its strength in later were active. the market | # Influ jarge SHaiteenton hha Youkers speak’ at] clings, which After the Westohi speeches Mrs | {During the afternoon Hens wil start for showed al speak on Wedherday night of next 40 the—present— fa nk inked He wilt apeak somewhere en SWIG Wi utes on tuesday ninht. imost ax much weakness ax 1) had strength in the forenoon. The cal; Her strong features a: zing In them encour- ¢ the general market, ‘of stocks to-day were aged free seUllng « 1 “The question of finances is one that Is] “phe total othe: the new State Committee. | 1 399,200 enat _ ‘The anti-corporation attitude of the can- didate and the fact that the Hearat copie seem weil supplied with the green lowest, id of bonds $3,616,100 « The Closing Quointiona. trading sary e ous cumpalyn has been the subject of} ,79.082's Mehes ind closed: doork at the | Res ceanges cf sone fe % new ht epublican headquarters. 8 (finances, Mr. Hughes ‘sald | _ Frets eiahed to call tho attention of Zita chal 7 general public to the appeal of e'Stute | Alls, | : Committee tor funds. 4 + We need the sinews of war, and we et heed tlem badly,” he sald. expecta ses need not be afraid of 3 (amounts, What we want Is 9 popular eubacription COTTON SOARS ON CONTINUED-DEMAND.. _ _ Cotion stared nective and-excttedto=}c Bay, with fret prices 4 to 2 points Higher. The South s a large buyer on the call, “and a0 © the Phitadel= phia Interests, Profit-taking by a -num- Her of Jocal interests who-have been | Dulllsh ever since the a edt anade little Impression, s9 broud and vig- | wi y in the n aetive open- and 154 1-b night, and w an additional 1 preferred Ate nd | prices and yertertay's final 1 ie ay Pore iM ai y Murphy Leame from ite pr: the aulary of a Supt dnd he dn nov yet wadithy“endughi to He 1s a high-class ‘lawyer, and elle The Evening World that Tammany judiciary slate haa not been completed, but that st can be {atively stated thas not a sing? 8 thus far been pr ap pEaT Upon Tie disposer of M. Ondrles GF. Wanle, J Foter A Hendilck, Gilera {Shear sacrifice 3 tat clared the mi ton, ne that no to NO CHANCES TAKEN IN JUDICIARY LIST sxpects So Spring 7} he Surprise in the Slate Now Being Formed. There bas been about the Tammany according ta a nian close to Charles F. to-day. ‘This man could-have ominaiion if he Semuel minnt bond, In the -pas to support a lot War ices behind him are # lito place him on the ticke’ Jobr judiciary Warley mex Senbury and t how ho gave tie Uoket wi onsixte AVe on partinan gc. ‘y candiiate will te a man of the profession ng but his in- authori: Piatzek. Ins, Wa Nathan Vidaver, John Pal jer and others. Murphy Not Taking Chances. It appears that Mr. Murphy, the pespt re: je wate The Je say,” informa here of dreaming | tleket, the | name | ented Ketten, against letting Jerome talk for Hugh 57 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27" 1906. its OMY FOR fehes By JINKS! J | to Brooklynites. i Talks in Five Halls in Boroug Across: River to Crowds. didate of and ald até! in friends o him Ww ibe gieater than t jhe ran for Mayor iMecarren Is note “Anorher | One;’* Nominee Declares 1S LEAGUE CANDIDAT the In Democratic to | Combined: plants. 1 find," said Dr. Marks, “that in the [®* last year, and carried E: ‘i gh de] Pooling agreoment, and the #iethoa | putsupd concealed the true value of the \eul A Six Companies, Capital’ UGGLED 10 HID WATER IN STOCK ‘EXCHANGE MEMBERS In_ value, 3,000 for Hcluding $5. fe franchiae dynds on Wat amount, Moreover a Bs ye Ba by. l creased capitalization. . 0 ff franchise gifts Sh ithe city were cay = 2 S. —_——~ sis | AM NOT (R GAS TRUST BOOKS taliaod nt Reid, making every: allow- : : I E ance. the entire structural plagt of the vidated ought not to exceed $26,- including an allowance clive working capital. Gonsalidated claims a valuation lof $10,100,000 at the present time, not ~ eet os the value of and wants to earn divl- which te city, Am State claim an highly excessive, | ARE NOT “PREFERRED.” Rulé Giving’ Them the Sdvantaga S17, 839 - 17,000,000, Had $39, | Waen Member Fails IMlegal, 000,000 in Combine. ys Court. t ibs r, 7 Supreme aA De the tion; nothing pall for in om aera in tha com city aad §) stand 6 poration Coun: garding the clroumstances and on the conatitutionatity of th o law was continued at eet to day Web) 5, the gaa expert te, Was on the wi amined by Assistant.) .J- Quint 1 Burr, whfn a vho © of the consolidation ef six ¢om- tothe Commcifdated Gas ae 4, Dr, Marka ‘said tie had exe records ‘of the consollda: |’ which tat eer preceded” lyk chaage {the p ction Nothing Was Ao} Muni ipal Ferry Captain, Dis- d by Bénsal, Is Reintg stated MED Cour tinwing, finjured int the truck wae damaged 3! house The pilotet ¢ spond to the drakes. was fussing with tho m j truck bucked like a bre A gusoline saort swervyd Into Twenty- | - accond street. a= AUTO TAUCK RUNS AWAY, HITS HOUSE Smashes Into nto Building “Used aS+ Machine Shop, Backs Out and Finally Upsets. An Adams Exphess auto-truck ran away to-dey In Brook front of a machine shop, and then co) ttenmole, 9 was Muntelpal erry by for | of (the caving In th until {t upset: No one wae} three blocks’ dash, —but— “MURPHY SILENT ON. Ae HEARST’S THRUST. Tamm: Leader: Simply Says He Pytepend Rovertsoa | Never Said Anything Personally peas nism tho {i txt Against the Candidate. nF ot No oaching nd the c vigorously toward the wa stop tie machin street cleired before a_bounce) tha mrott thelr th stor consol the face value of two wan $17,060,000. f the Consolidated 0. Thia was fo to n Wery large} value of the com. of the Consolidnted ite d to correspond wi naye a trustee tn baile at T7 creditors and ts untaaw= ember falls, those pay the amount + divided among jams against = preter= DEPARTMENT FOR FANCY NEEDLEWORK, (Third Floe:.) AN INTERESTI NG AND VARIED FRENCH LINGERIE GOODS. LECTION OF CONSISTING OF SCARFS, PILLOW SLIPSS PIN CUSHIONS He PILLOWS OF VELOUR. TAPESTRY. LEA NDKERCHIEF BOXES AND GLOVE BOXES, LLOUN AND OTHER Pe MATERIALS, SCRAP BASKETS IN NEW DESIGNS AND COL- ORINGS, MADE OF LEATHER,. WICKER, f Stamps (ater ia the most rezent eects for Lingerie blouses, u scails, centerpieces, ete., together with materials for embrod-ving: Complete assortirents of yarns for knitting, crocheting D OR RAFFIA. a meeting an Heth Sata Mr, } anything personally TX sed that Col Gecided that he ‘STOCK EXCHANGE SEAT VALUE DROPS $3,000 r wil iff, Aref ‘he snapped. “Hearst will @ ee me.” : at Trecclock: rh owing Fation for the month of re followed bya sharp brea disappolr they have ney ere ix nod and WHEAT PRICES S r ON PROFIT-TAK! AB 14 to 43 9-8; July, 43 of of STATIONERY GRAVED $ UNVITATIONS {a as. peraleten tis Abra pendene “hie Pree —eaou tt nomads: STATIONERY FOR SOCI ANNOUNCEMENTS, RECEF OME AND PERSONAL CARDS. 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