The evening world. Newspaper, October 25, 1906, Page 1

- he __ CAPTAINS; 7,000 MEN ON BEAT 10 FOL see RESULTS EDITION PRICE ONE CENT: ‘OCTOBER THURSDAY, _pevyeeeneeseunenevenaeusennanneeveneeeneyrenty WAVUVEUSEWTESITY & m4 CASH CUPSDOWN 100,00 HEARST ODDS ON HUGH Price Now 2 to 1 on Re- publican _Nominee — $300,000 Bet To-Day. . MONEY IN BIG ROLLS. Freak: Offers to Wager Large Sums Have Found + No Takers. Betting on the election began tn real earnest on the curb to-day, and the odds on Hughes forced down from 3% and*3 to 1 to 2-to 1;_ The latter ls ths “prevatting figure tosnteht. oHes rst money was afternoon to $200,000 of There was more reat y put up on the election than there Had Bech in all (he time that has were tRapid tran 2 5, “L” BRIDGE LOOP PLAN IS KILLE ene | sit Board Agrees with Even- - ing World—Work on Subway Loop | Begins Without Delay. a Evening World. Th Board of Rapid Transit Commissioners in” ses- sion this aftemoon killed the scheme to contruct an Elevated look be- tween the ManhattanandBrooklyn bridges, and: adopted a resolution calling for the beginning of work on a subway loop at the earliest pos- sible moment. e Barring unforseen delays the loop should be In operation eighteen months, ; } ' The Evening World has con: sms ae = in ducing elevated raliroad that a Soon serve asa storage yard for the BRT; ad enadle-that corporation to7 rim-cars over the streets of Manhattan! without paying a cent for the privilege This newspaper got up petitions, pre- sented pages of remonstrances and Sixth—Fo JAPS ASK THEIR R RIGHTS: -[ elapaeat Sik Tone ‘The Hearst money came to lght tn atoneen tn the hands “oe * who are known to handle ac- counts for Tammany tan. They asked for 3 to... but were unable to get it Republican offers of 2 to 1 were refused for about half\an iour and then thw Hearst potters as te mh { thing in sight Crner= {tion fnonmpolles have declared thelr op- WASHINGTON, Oct. 25° = Viscount) clusion of Japaneso children from San| Usps At Sh < ise hoola was te chief cause - Sehiny and W Tenn Btothom | oki, the Japanese Ambassador, at a| Francisco ‘pe : hand io bi AGH Noa te Pare mus zo c-ene} of the harsh erftielsm of the Unite raed the bulk of the Hughes money. Conmarenes wien, Secs wt Nt Ta A TOSS States. We was inclined to discount te) the clone the marker. bat eetetT State Dupattment today, made the Te | ouier caise given for the sentiment | MOOKer# | with | ble susie “on” hum @) tha BNFES . Ltb-bel on -Hoghes patty ress quest, jn behalf of hia Government, that | against this country. lieved the odda would ea Tint, they. be = tary Moat requested. the | could get better prices and they | i subjects their full 18¢, tCreely at Tit Japanese were accorded the treaty of of children to schools of San Intted_Stuics ace in. Califyrnta rights under including the right aud. the. publ The-change-tw betting ts hetlev big meetings Mr. Hoarse ere; {he opcmintle * Goy and punishment pment ( chuse 3 of Japanese rest poachers who attempted to land on the lowing the knog ence [seal islands of Alaska recently, | ani i Susie sanapet te Japan eftcr = xe the matter up| their party had been killed The State y that | Department's basis for thls request !s iobyound-tnothe fret that it regard the at. [tempted ¢x-'jnyasion of United States tertitory. “Franciag 7 Secretary Root will ta with the ent, and it Is I Teprsentau Wwitl=be tads—10-T thorities of California: ne Ambaseador said SUES FOR SKIN THEY TOOK. } tai Says Unt he aereed t thar the CINCINNATS, Oct. 25— Willian Splalatlis Dell whol alloses that’ an amouhe oni @ atrip/ol akin one ty six trchyss: ould Say G Nig taken from) hts te, but while he Gutiale much greater” thins’ bargained | w& {h000 OT quence ofan (an aesthettc skin—was cut “trom both lexa to tie extent of forty-two, inches, | The case grows out of an automobile Acel@ent in whieh Atkins was Injuced, Vand it was tor hia be Walt the “ERIN Was 1 for was taken from him under a skin- grafting contricl, entered suit to-day} for $10,000 damages against J, 8. Atkins, Gedrge_A-Vackicr and John C. Oliver.) a: latter two prominent. Cincinnat! __phyaiciana_and_surgeons DRIVER FA TALLY SHOT. rederick Mathe, 18 years old, of No) vader which he has alwnyn kept a Hoad ded rev a} oiver in case robbers shauld I? Brook avenue,-and- Willam. Fleck: elas tie offie. “Thé-bansing-of Ser clerk of No, bi Columba avEnIy Th5 on the counssr exploited Jersey CKy.— Tete omee ofthe t-and =the bolle sped—tirowgh the Vanicoet Exprese_Company,. No. 188) | wall “of the counter amity penetrated r RORe he's chest; Park ‘avenue, tis art Jon, WTseKs fp Mar book from a case | Mathe was taken to Harlem Hospital ner pulled a heavy and sinpped itd en see ———————e ees “Yap Ost Bion y-ham,-of-thie-elty, -was-on the following ‘panuyler Ws Frame,—formerly Sunday —wwrying-to—the-Odd_ Fellows! ‘cityowas struck by an engl Temple preparatory to attending the | the: ralicoad- tracks-at Barneveld 90 | fPramo-tunerat-he: depp M dead. To: aces ThMLRNTIY— kitted: —He—wae--a—mehst-dny—Mre-—-Frame,—deponent—elnoe— tie tar of the Tidgpaadent Order of Odd} death of her: husband committed sul- Fellows and while Webster W. Wick: ! cide ere ne ALL LIQUOR MEN BARRED. NEW ORLPANS, Oct, B.A sweep: Bape aap Goalery and hotel keep- i assed to> (€P8 Who run bars in connection with (ng-antt-llquor satan ane ce aenighta {SOE hotels. With the exception. of Gny by the Suprem ise, these two classes, all other liquor deal- of Pythias, The new statute Is €X- lors were excluded by the old statute pected to bar from entry to the order | which was superceded, to-dpy, eS “THE CLANSMAN’ SH UT OUT. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2%, ~'Judge | nut Street Theatre of The Clansman,” gulzderger, In Common Pleas Court, to- | Which the Mayor suppressed as the re- Gay refused to grant an {njunction| quit of a rioting by negroes and retraining Mayor Weaver from inter] subsequent protest by leading colored “fering with the production at the Wal- ssn BRYAN FOR ICE CE TRUST FOE and-ms: _Fleokner was artes MONTPELIER, 0., Oct. %—W Wham | {idatd for the Common Pleas bench at ‘Jonnings Bryan: began bis gampaign of| Toledo, |“ Kinkade Js the judge who apcechmaking In Ohio hore to-day, In| heard the cases against (the members of the no-walled [co Trust ond senten {them to the work-house, FOR HAZING and Clarence Tibbetts’ wera each fined for. attempting to. kidnap and haze| hin address Mr. Uryan strongly indorsed od Judge R-Hy-ikinkade, Independent can COURT FINE ) MARIETTA, 0, Oct. 2—Tho first ®onviction of hazing in the State of Ohio was soctygd in tho. Prolmte | their ‘sctioolmate, Frank Bartlett, eon Court hore: to. when Bldney, Colt lot a-wealthy oll’ operaton, os Wing of the porchers-aa-an— t r can newspapers Two h renult of Sea” anand | erin y wry th Ht nan i Meambers of The Bt oy who says he has a very ‘large “sui df money on com= ton the election, br mS “wilt win by} No one hos taken this hat Mr 0 plurality Pts $4,060 te —$15.000— tha tM rs plurality. | Hen This has | CUP RACE SOME ~ TIME OFF, SAYS SIR THOMAS = but! 'Twould Be Hard to Fit ay n ot been taken taken, Boat Before: 108 Sir Trpmas Lipton, for the frst time] his -aurival ty New. Yorx,—spoxet | Wuout-ttg forthcoming. challenge forte America's Oop to-an--Byentrg World, porter ie-dar. Previous ps EI PEt ‘ports of his intentidns ‘hays beon guesses, * Homay be sald positively that Slr ‘Thomas will challenge again for the dup, but that tha race will not be run until 19, A perlod of at least etghteen months fs required to bud a cup ehal- Hionxer,. bring her across the ovean and properly tune her up. ‘Thomas took luncheon to- KR A. C. Smith, Commodore K. Vanderbilt and orher committe members of the Yacht Club, at the Midday day with Wiliam | “and ud xtroet, At the conclusion of heon, Sir Thomas sald result of Our talk. was entire- ly satisfactory, They treated me -very handsomely. 1 cannot say positively shall issue the chath re there will be no takes olghteen a aftair of thts kind,” Thomas sald favore with boats of he thinks this type onstructed under t rules of the New wholesome type. * can be most readily the now measuremen Yor Yacht Cheb, ee Walcott Turns Down Fight. Ne Walentt, the eajpret -sscloro pugtitat offeral @ good Intentve to Ko to Days enport, Te, and fleht Jimmy Gardner a twenty-rousd bout, but as Walcott expects too avt. on oa retuen battle with ily “Honey ateliogy: twfore the LitodinsA. C.. of — Cheleca, Ina few. Weeks, he Walentt e! peony, clined tho. offer tn not accepting ¢1 Tp} ma ea. miata Offer, Aw ho haa a wim ohanoo of eettlng Soh abather hatte with. Maliody. Sai Te facts, and, as usual, won a good fight The people of the whole enst side are | benefited by this determination of the Rapid. Transit Commission to refrain from going back to the out-of-date, un- sanitary “road construction In the streets of this city. Tho BK T. und Interborough Trac: | HAD ROBBED HER popition to the subway plan, but te tubway will be Constructed just the mite, Ths Rapld Transit Commtsstor will And a way to compel the BL 1. 7. | run crs througi the sithway yor McClellan. insisted upon ha draw Charge, but Magis- trate Wahle Objected. fog cthe-pret ge ot-e—dop-or-a—subway 1A woman 51d she —wae— the } today, “A vole was taken, widow f Henry G. Hilton, son’ of Orr, preatdent of the Hoard; | Hilton, of the firm of Hiltos ar Metz, both of whom Hive in | & any, now out: of extn: Caas Le ‘at Jenn Stari: d to Magtetrate Wer aries Stow= | in the Went Side Court to-day that ahe By pro’ had been robbed of $650 by ‘Martin Mor: 19 years old, of ON Weat Fitty. a0 Saree SodbnryY® Langdon and. C { Smith voted against tt jon of the Jaw six votes in the commin- ce sion —are—Hgutred_ta_lay cute One Mayor AiccleHan. ¢ attention 10 Tlundred. and Seventy-aovent [ane face chat at letat members OC) street, Morris Heights, and that he Stoop ite pon the [{aih-nnme was Lilland.. Titan. Giestione tliave Vo ome te] Before the aan woe ended Mrs. 14 [Mmtor approval, | Tina, ene Wak ton wanted to withdraw the charge, Din was slid AM unape of the TOi=) bit Maxtatrate,.Wahla—thougnt— te yee eutepOhitOne should -know- more -noout- the ctreum- f ecent Whereas, ax the result of a rec vote tn_iiis board it is certain that six | yotes cann¢ be obtained for the con- Mfarction of an elevated railroad to stances and held Morrison in $1,000 ball {oy examination toamerrew. Hell was furnished at once, st ace the East River bridges In the] Mrs. Hilton sald that she and fenough ‘of Manhattan, therefore be 16 | Guroline E. Walters, a nelshbor, Kesolved, ‘Phet-the counsel of thls | es naine at us Boar, Tithe Committees +4 Contracts, —ayen Bo ea ne Cpeapere the necessary. iz ighty-sixth street Into last night, Pencifeations and contracts Wit A) they were Jostlod by two young men low to connet tha boroushs of stan’ fattan—and-Brooklyn_by the system ch subwaye-embodied in tha report ot the Siief_Engineer under date of Sept. 13, and subject to the approval of this foard, to advertise the samo for pub- jIooampetiion at- tho. earliest possible one of whom snatched from her hands a leather -bag—ornamented-with-a—gotd Timcand set with: diamonds. Patrolman Traynor, of the West One Hundredth street station, at her request, arrested im: At=the station house he pave the amet vunmrs—_ of Morri: and —stontly de {| "eommia abr Statin seconded the | the charges against him ffoms-tm-in-00--daliis presonted #1) Mrs Uillton admlited..that she had. att ae ver) —resranranteherarg oth trouble, and that she had been paria. Hig OF-wine-athl—-lobeieg Morrison's story was that last night and a friend procured an automo- nt Beh ck —-Wrat, EOE WAHLE ASKS GRAND JURY we —Ghasies GF Wahle nr forrixon 1¥ nt —tookt Another signal service for the people has been performed by The ORACUEEM'S- 9 A A :In- Court Wanted-to With-y BETTORS SPLIT NON RACES a AT. JAMAICA | Three PRS Bring) Home the Money for Talent. STAKE. Brage Came Right Back, Win- ning Fifth at 6 to 1. _RESULT AT JAMAICA. FIRST RACE—They're Off (7 to 5 and 1 to 10) 1, Montgomery (8 to 5 | for place, 2, Botanist 3. Si SECOND RACE—Albert F. (9 to 5 and 4 to 5) 1, Clolsterese (3 t 1 for place) 2, Homelander 3. ‘Commissioner Orders. Old-Time Captains _Jumped_from_ Fifteen to wi practically the entire force—i: Election Day. * WEATHEN—Talr,.Gatser Soest L0 a Trancen of. Every Commander Except One, | - Sending All to Widely Re- “moved Precincts. CAPT. SCHLOTTMAN; OF THE TENDERLOIN, IS NOT MOVED. Twenty Miles—Must Do Their Duty or Get Out, Bingham Gives Warning. Eighty-four of the eighty-five Captains in the Police Department 4 ere transferred to-day. Never before has there been’so extensive and sensational a shake-up. The only Captain thatescaped a shift is Schlott- man, of the Tenderloin, whose work has been satisfactory to Commis- joner Bingham. y, According to plans under wag Tully 7,000 of ‘the rank and file— to be shifted to strange districts before » THIRD RACE—Cressina (9- to n40-and2 to 5) 1, Stamping Ground. (5 to 2 for place) 2, Palette q |! FOURTH RACE—Oraculum (5 tol” 2 and 7 to 10), 1, Belcast (2 to 1 for place), 2, Loring 3. FIFTH RACE~Bragg (6 to 1 and) 2-to 1) 1, Niblick (6 to 5 for place)! BY FRANK W, THORP. | RACE TRACK, JAMAICA, Otte m4 Oraculum went up from even money to-21-2 to J, with no take to t Hempstead} Stake at lan while a ton of mone ing, 24107 tof. th ot mede all the running and won easily | by three lengths Trom Beloast, who | baat Loring twe iehgtie for the place. This Favorite Had No Spoed. Dhaslingo, faxarite inthe fitth= race, made the run Queens. Manhattan districts. 4 L ham in discussing -It_ta believed _ be old precincts ana Uietr urto— quick nection tn—tire new THORS ten ae | gpotted for The old-time Captains of the department are hit hardest. Some of hem are jumped from fifteen to twenty miles, Veterans of the ‘Metro- olitan Police are sent to,the depths of Brooklyn. or- the outskirts of Some~of the energetic Brooklyn Captains are ‘transferred to “Primaril sald Commissioner Ring- home tho. transfers, “these; D! to-night to se9 a a portly, per new yellow changes-tre—made"—with—-n--view of} #8 ant locking at a trottey 2, Delmore 3. [putting new policemen in the various [Of New York, Kiilde him to the ae - | presinsis— for Bleotion. Day, tyt-agna-{ tation. house. You wil probably qd SIXTH RACE—Molesey (5 to 1) jority of them will atick. After elec-| At he ln the captain, ¢ and_2-to-1)-1, Jennie Wella (9-to10/ tion 1 may transfer a few back to their leroara_a few kangaroo Jumps. op for place) 2, Hancock 3. Jold precincts. Aslong ax Capt, Schlott-| Tie veterans 4 N lantn—doos his duty inthe Tenderloin] “Capt. John J. MoNally goes at [he can romain there. Aa for the others | Church atrist to ¥ padi hey will have to make good or get out) Now York the orbegeretarend. iKefleld, clear porosy O; | Rockaway Beach; | Hayes goon from Ale a number of the | St post en ee ae brought up on charges based upon! Bath Beac Capt. J, peal 2 st them in thelr! Ix transferred from Kingsbridge to Ba! rtatrtatiure tet pelye strost, ook]: He has no eas of tie Tapelyp 2 has of -eecurts Cornelis. J. Charges to Be Brought. xander avenue to “that fiaing trannferred to-tay wilt retirement will find that now gumeline squad Street They re—Off, -wns—a--favorite-in—the-| members of the BDF ship in Golumbin Univeralige opening dash and his victory started| from headquarters are walting for them| Docley-ooley-d00 Is Back, the tefent well He mads-all-the cun-|in thelr now posta, ready to report ANY! py. fa moje Capt. Dooley, who tam ning and galloped Lome an easy win-| delay in getting to work. Fa lot ot fua-in= the ‘Tenderloin Geaee ner in front of Montgomery who was ye transfers Ko into, effect to-night}Imck to Manhattan: from Raveye off slow. Botanist was third, at 6 o'clock, and “how. somo of the | atre Ky Litit Eanes ott) ae the Elspge -+ “Albert —Fwas another —crot aijearegolng to xet from thelr LPREURER ELDEST Ree ang ie went over the plate, He went precincta-to-the new ian Dto aty—eart 4 + front soon atter the start und spread=| Rigi Sa eagled hay field, ssterens qi Pataten-seiand,andshappsn on a-xallop. = ++- Cressina was the third favorite = win, Miller hed the mount, and, waiting behind Lady Savoy. to the} =] tung. took the lend —and= son eas’ from” Blamping Grune, = threequnrtcrs of a fetgth—— = Molusey_by_ Two Lengths. ac entered the saloon and “Mra, Walters we: bie.—drinking:-and—conyenting —wi \uired mon, one of whom warn roanie- [man. Invited by one of the men to in ie party he lds, and Mrs (lon asked Minto take hes for @ ride. After leaving. the machine at the garage they walked through Went xth street and walted for a. Toard of City Maginirates.-t eotinaat—witliag Rand. Ir, pHeation to the Grand Jury to- = To: permission to appear before that bod ami-expinin-eome-actlans of cits Magia: trates which have beon subjected to criticlam before that body. Mr. Rand was informed that Mugistrate Watle's wish would be granted, and he will r to go to Another restaurant probably be summoned to-morrow. Patrolman.Trasnor._ fo: There has been @ great deal of AIK-| there squabbling , over ging on the part of the District Attor- ance of the bag containing th ney's office Into the case of one Max Magistrate Wahle asked M Davis, accused of being a receiver Of! what had become of hi stolen goole and released on the hear-| «he sald: 5 ing In the police’ court. It has bern I have It now; T-want to droj charged tont Davis's employer paid |charge, My friend has the moni $1,00 to somebody for the discharge. | George R. Rollins, who sald Tho change as not beon’ substantiated. | brother of the complainant, al raying and-the records show that an Assistant wreek District Attorney agreed to the dispost- tion of the case. ‘Among the Inwyers examinod bef the Grand Jury in the police court pr Inquiry to-day were Dan O'Rellly, Leon: ard Saltkin and Maric Alter. ———.——— FIND MAY MEAN SUICIDE. Me., Oct %—A sult woman's clotijng, the Magistrate to drop tt that tis alster was a (rom. worrying over the 1 Magistrate. Wahle, how all concerned to appear row. ordered again to-mo —_—$_»-—____ HAD A LIKING FOR SKUNKS. | Queer Diet Cited as Evidence thnt Man” BRUNSWICK, case containing « In Insane, (Special to The Beening World) wallet and a bank-book showing it WHITE: PLAINS, N, Y., Oo posit in the Bath Sayings Hank tn the | Application was made to:day to’ Cou name of Lucy A. Carleton, 38 Hamilton | sudge Platt tor the appointment of a ktreot., Southbridge, Masa. was foind committee of the estate of Hanford B. on thi bank of the Androscoggin Rt Tlghtiwho! telan inmmteor the -Pougl: hero to-day. keepele “Inka ne auvumiaand who. It bx Investigation: showed ‘that Mrs, Carte. | Mloged: Inv tht cover papers, ls uncom: daughter at Woolwich, was missing. corditig. to. te. papara on’ file. Mr Binde the death of her husband about twenty years ago, Mra. Carloton has had melancholia, and ber relatives rtato’ At one, time had attempted to commit Tight has many hallucinations: (In Algo ‘alleged that’ before he was nent to the ssylum he would catch skunks and land turtles and eat them until he be i Blessing to Rheumaties, nr hes'rahaned ni ibcataa ‘Fr © 10, Dottletes eaxmo sick from tho effects of his queer diet, vena drowning: ie the a * Garter Ling tin. through the stretch Mole: front—and—won—by—-two nnie Wells, who be ad for the place. S Snuanimemiitmeend LATONIA- RESULTS. LATONIA RACE TRACK, Oct. 3— The races here to-day resulted as fol- Towa?! " on THIRE 6s Ince Brutus. | and a half fur- and 6 to 5) 1, to 1 for place) 2, Int Stone soph 4 ta 1 for place) 2 1.16. TH RACE— (even for place) course,— 1. Frank 3 Mo THAW’S WIFE TAKES A SUBWAY LOCAL, SHIRE, Thom Brooxtyn-trttee te Hee! ~The following isa complete list of the cap- tains transferred and the statious from and to% whieh the tay : owing tea full lst of ca. thelr ow and new precine atrect. = NALLY, from Church atreet to Waki strest to Bathga! OR, from. Eltzabeh street to Morrl- a, et LIN, trom Madieon strect to Alexit ‘ayenue. FIRST RACE—Three-quartera. of a |LIENENS, from Teonard street to High mile. Refused (f to 2 and out) 1, Caper to Woat Sixty Goto 8 fot place) 2 Alyth 3. ‘Time— toe AS scant to 10 for i nace ight y cli veal ; MUNTHA, £29) és elancey atr fitch irkot atation tatrest to Rock: to Fttth avvenue, br to Firth Fulton, , «treet, cH J, Orand ayénge J a r the first Inco Harry Thaw Hunirpat wan locked up murder his wits | FEI “ venus had to use the subway to-day on! hor | MSCl \ 1 avenia, visit to, him. ‘Che. driver of the place! 1 atre EM SYED B, ites gab she pean clly occupies in Rah erie have ten mi ave Coney | rips’ to the prison la out on strike ROL Onntt roa j with the Feat, oC his Kind. frost Ayan) Ope ER ont ho| int avenua to. Tambung, Evelyn Nesbit Thaw rode downtow Dev eat ¥ . pon a local, wallire over to the Tombs | MAUGHS eh atest 10 { aireot to ork Manali from ther Worth #lseet entrance. Bev: | ng RMI aie ase One Mundred and Ea Neat eenre i sk eral persons on the car recognized hor, rast to Went Obestor, Li bhbs i but she was not, annoyed. StL rom West Oue Hundred and”