The evening world. Newspaper, November 5, 1907, Page 2

ONE GUUD PUNCH FEI BALLOT WAS nO] WOODRUFE DIDNT ei.c*. SETTLES PrST Of ENING ier TIPIWFLECTION OODGE SYNDICATE Q— AUTUMN MEETING. : TICK HAM K|I E NO HSA TRACK fu (NY JAY HANDICAP Will Turn Over Notes Of ya igeses . HK A tier ’ Provident Life-Within “Fitted With ee Time Limit. Harris Suction Clips ager Erlang + j 2ublic Went.to te et with Such; > ; are a part of you while you wear them. Speculator “Who THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 455 19076 os eee mpage a Hees TImotiy I. @oodruft made tha. fol-| Easy to put on—Ea take of— Confidence: that Books 4iowing statement at tho: Montauk Club Impomble to shake ate . raat this atternoen’ ‘concerning \his reported Lost $50,000, tallure to:iget the reprenehiatives of Attached to Your Glasacs, $6 Gente Heda! ins “4 \ 7 the Philadephia syndicate which bougn¢| -_ SOht Only at Our Four Stores, Th It E i a ‘ ie 2 {0 The Brenine Fot!ay’ the: Jrovident re @hyings. Life Assirance|- mM. Pe i AQUE UEP RACE TRACK, Nov &— 1° 1 want, 40 wey, in the first ‘place, |: by Magist rate W en t W as XD. aine Dailot ts always @ good horse on: Blec- Gal bad no pice coment to ‘meet ‘these OCULISTS ‘AND. OPTICIANS... Bs > i “| tin Day" Tite wag the tune that /fulnil the conditions I made a few daye| ag bast 230 St, near rourm Ava | ‘That a New Housekeeper. Didn't FD ate erst mers ot ee 100 20k | Gang a, Ge lp [aan Coaatin Aree sa crow at this track ta ay to tne | Fentlemen Would ‘gat back Ine money Gy EF notes they advanced nd Wie holes they, advanced for. the] sq, Fulton St. GROOKLYN, batuy a week to take good on my end Oppoaite-Abraham & Straus’: 2 tht agreement. I knew nothing of 3 Yoo ins the ~ be | Was rent bere In town, and could have \ Had T_bean Regeed. a FEAR) A POURD PROFIT) Know About His Legal Residence. QUIETEST ELECTION HELD ~ WITHIN RECENT YEARS. 531,000 willed; wx. fur winner, be y Went in {rrespeo- 1 reached: bee . “In volunteering eae iy y of tle. Whee alchten Out the oversyent Vier star home h| Rsiusted only: Uysm desire to shel ne books were sep-| nolk:y holders and the company, mit ‘st0.000, hayé that desire and Tam not dodging a Jans part of what F promised to do." between MfoCart ——— = = and Ballot all the COMMERCE is BEATEN. Miller ran McCarter Into the while Brookdale Nymph waz. Post tfme, hap on whom the fat even furth % OTE = 2 There was i \ istere ‘d at the Ni Legally’ Registered — Voters _ Arrested | pie SE oe Tone oo wi = ttwenty-five and ffir ce: Sekai feed 1179— Officials—Jerome Calls for a Change | specvatorn took advantage of the ru: bo ase Hiarey iabe the new Scol . ~Loomedian, and. haying, bought up_»! in the Law. i 10% : i i { trem ag, when he sasily went Food race and cloned Fimul Soore—DeWltt™ Cristen,—95}| NUTTED- CREAM 7 allotwent-to-the-tront}Cemmerce, 5. WAFERS POUND. Cc and sisyed there, but McCarter wes Tho toatbali game at the Polo as|! CHOCULATE COVERED peaten for the place by Brookdale) wetwoei DeWitt Clinton and Commeroy ||” M APIO WALNUTS, LB. Cc SERIES High Scljool thls afternoon waa won Mystery In Boles Matter, [RE OU tcrna, Batt tenes || Tear fer com Sia ‘The wilhtrawal of Bookmaker George Dew! itt Clinton, 9; Commerce, 5. We deliver tree or £ba dollar Botes from tho betting ring is still: be- - Ing tatked of, int inside facts of the cane are carefully guarded, The fnaster of the betting ring, John Cnvanagh. when asked to-day fer something defini about the matter, jexplained that he knew’ nothing further than eon published and that he Ki to Holes to quit, A tease cd books In the ring under . Steincl, Hollander, eety Ioally blocked | of policemen | | but ofi blocks of seats, th = ¢f making Wholesale arrests on sicetion Bourke Gockran show jup in the e heard the ex- gresaman Bourke Cockran, Tammany) siunation. tr i ROFTY; = gaa ETRE TE iy at the Pailng place - No. 189} “tiat ypu wera subjected to this {sued by | Miliation. I thought some ono had regis- Te ar red under your } The-out of the city. ‘eockran ‘Mas promptly and tenorably) Faward McClellan, represcating At- ‘Alsoharged when arraigned in Yorkville} torney-Ganeral Jackson in the police court, mild he wanted to xo on record! o rt. *olloe Cou e As maxing that the Attorney-General it appears that Br. Cockran lived, up | ofrice had nothing to do with the arres @ eight months ago, at No. 210 Eawt} which he characterized aa ontrageou! the | r c ; af ptreet with Magistrate Cor-!Mr. Cockran was somewhat exercised 1 AS a | a fx-Wethington’ all” over the Indianity he had suffered, andj polica acreated six of the more onnox Le nille. driving. dei “aid files: Won! 3.58. Sturt Kod Siac, 2 z Bewery Tip Won First. BPE ‘Tom MeGrath, an HU to 10 favorite Ir Smee at the end. Lady Vineest | the opening dash, towroped hiv feld as : x, Ace High, a tip from Eats : , : = f eee lb came to Hfe sudden ; oat i ; neers cin Ret? ‘ and won h the Bower second aii the way to gut the Tengih infront of Hooray, a hot. Jockey” Herdart: who fell right after the 5 ‘of horror went un wns badly aise maul, rnd in the gu said he would take further notice of It) ious speculators. Then, “on. thelr ann —to-—he legislative t ty morpow—- initiative, they arrested six mor 7 —-_Veted-on- n_Other ‘Names. TPAC rere were -2—tozen 1M rede to} the Jefferson Marke Mart fall he wes in Newport or at his coun-} Many rogistered voters ‘who went to/whero the Magistrate | t them & The Dowdle: try place ‘on Long Island. Having no |e polls, only to find that others had |® Ihean effort to save thelr patrons and aynor Thistlecale Wonj the; Chase: Permanent Teaidence in Mpnhattan, al-|YO'Cd under their names, went to the |thenisives from | speculator-plague J. Hennean: The steeplechase went to Thistledale. 5 Supreme Court and secured writs of tanger have had the word Musgrave Tthe faverite, which led practically all nce” painted over every door of Naddicore aie ithe way to win by ten lengths from The Cowanp Bexiox Sxox is mal Ay In then tart-turione-Orfanc closets good cap bellinensyranse tuenetconacholon ene’ ndamus sompalling “the “etection=offles iyo Now York Theatres Under tne siawer Former} no speculator station himself orate hada k.. within a few days, he maintained a Coumermaid drew away. @ the only_shoe thet gives the cers to recelve thelr vat decal residence at his old address. may —— bo Tide Palmieri guided tweles of these | within six feet of an entrance and hej tired. | nell the only other starter, <ell early - = sO AN Han Explained When Registering. | protcsting men to the County Gourt-| Must mimo-keer—morine= i — In the race and. was withdrawn, _ eniarged joint ease, without | ae ia, Rua Fake When he went to tesister he ex-|House'ln ond delegation. They were all 5 ; an! Live Wire Won Third Race: adin, tthetoor ries “plained the ctroumstances to the rex-| trom the ‘Twenty-socod Hisctiin Dis- [Superintendent of Elections Leary [et Oa obuparietaniancant own! FT a SA ica | Caer ILA eer Eee es es ‘miration officera, stating that tie bad} (rict of the Third Assembly District. againat Policeman No. 715%, who is ac- wus ulvo at the station to the Whitney stable, was mado the fay It is constructed on the teriiag 3 Chistes ae naver-fiver: up his residence at the Sev-| fr Palmier! charged that ot |cused of having shown a Wst’ of President. Not many persons orite of the third race with Live Wire cpa es oe ABMUAL SALE, TER mien poles” fantnenth streat addrom, ‘intended t0| repeaters atonned tne qolllie. lave | pected repeaters to election officers “and 2 ae but la big crowd a recndingy second! choice. Live Wire| original Coward.“ Bunion e pO : won after following the pace F ‘ alr aa “-wote -from—there, and —would take UD} enrty ¢o-day-and-voted pre ames {loungers ti—and about the polling place Bi 'wae given to the Presi. ‘to the-atretch turn In. the straton “We! Last” which fits perfectly Sino other residence unt!! after the elec-| of well-known’ renidents of the nelgh-| et No- 2 East Fitth alreet- He ie slaa ¥ Secretary Loeb got OG gamer te Win, but rignt at thel O14. the bunion without % fol, Tong osed w. <don. Dorhcod who were atill in bed, ‘There! secused of having shown | warrant {NSye President remained in the booth a tush and had MeDantols on Live Wite| —pi.qino-or chafi Policeman Jamés Thempacn. of the | were riotous scenes about this polling! committed to him for & aciittie. longer than usual, ag there driving (_win Rlaltn wan third. binding or chafing. Several amendments and loca! ; a se j were Ve 0) 9 be voted ° Coming out = % i Alt lor the- vl anf then. entered the 3 i ad Banion shoe, thi Foley. Voted Early- ~Tromas Foley's Fast Twenty-seoond street station, was! piace —ment..out to verify the reel ton on |” Drew a. “Revolver. thin beat. At No. 710 East jetor Watson, a deputy superintend- t the first ballot ar street he found the housekeeper, Mary | gnt of elections, who ia omphvyed on one! date for Sharitts a The ten ere wtro:had-best.-there.only..tour.| of -Mr.-Hearwst'a papers, was tha chief | ce hadodlideset she firat ballots in the do went fret drive wih. Mira $ b Bhi SEN Peet - Coward Arch Support :Shoe e miy tues ow, nd the Coward CombIssttow “hart eteel--.alne.. pao oy Sicloces thay exesicert % Shoe are to be found only at +800, on eahib months. She said she did nat know'| acto thrill FRETS at station, Fifty or-—alxt Jae ea Bh Sd I Ea sate lection, He voted at one minute after —SgiGutra were watdiincte: brahim Price, Quallty, Se a “the one store where, they | ton’ in aut that name lived in the house, . bat: Go'clock. Judge Whitman was an cory meds Tre had-ta. shake n lot. of out- $2.95, n'a modest, price to pay fora Hl were originated 2 |. howreomat- + — thind street, whitch ile in The't Mor t No. 1 East Forty-second stree\- | Bracid, it _Skirts= Manhattan Hreiched hands and chuck at least Jf skirt when you can bave it made to your s That was enough for Thompsoh. He| sanui's district. Because w policeman | YO © fa many years, J.) Presiden three sim Americans under thelr. | order ‘and belect from the newest fash- For Men and Women made no further investigation, but tooK| perused to arrest the chatrman of he| ,*° Se ee Te racteTiniahe Get to O ster Bay on 1 Shins before, he could ewing himeeit | jonable. materials, the shade and color a Falniings A ont Mors ‘ pard the 799, Ike ‘beet. Py i herve Migavitsiend:bislownele te wo was accused / by. Rete place at Winterbottoln's under- to Get to Oy : y [Skah a mighty Kood thing tobe back,’ | | $5.96 is sopectelly @ mode Pelee so ear fi SOLD NOWHERE ELSE, - bys of A Hee, PORES pee {yeter named John MoGrain of looking | taking establishment “Gla pot tale te ij rain, ‘and _you are going to have four ff wéacturers: sare Ail reialte adow box, ; warrant wat clssied Maylatrate | 1+ hiw-batlot— Wate-n—drew—a-_revolverigyunue. Mr, Morgan didnot cine nore years of Per) jahouted: a woman facainereper are ma ae ne $3.50 10 pares (or $10. bebe oPhe-Magistrate thought atl ny ene waa: quite a panic.in the place| trouble to registe: —— vo ff the crowd, and the assembled Oy tar some repeater had registered under|\ 0 or the fear that the gun might| ‘Last’ year,"= explained Mrs—-Mary>) - = ee payers ered. He Waa on the hack caure-of 1 presiden welt fonawes His atforne waite bie-het-when-the tral > Cockran's name. accidentally go off andi hurt somebody, | Quinn, the owner of! the Winterbottom | T'resldent Roonevels MATIN TS 0 Ii AAR a cre Ciatamanibncs Nasorit Eiichi me Mr Qockran came in from Tim coun- Mr. Watann, who takes up considerable | undertaking busine ‘when Mr. Mor<! custom of skirting New York when he which’ s men and bo YOUR ORDER FILLED IN 48 HOURS. gan voted here there was an obscquious| oe to-day to Oyster Bey to cast hia in a vacant lot near the try place at Sands Point to-day to vote,| syace, ‘anyhow, had the polling place! {30h fearned in some way that a warrant |*" himsel?, Zor; a. minmte—untt—he-—re-| policeman o> duty whid almost broke Te: dbubled the up of tne long wes ss him and sent for his hig back bowing to ate Morgan vend} vote. — . “ $3 ret Sees rs placed hs arilery in Hin unual pace Mi, DAK Comink (9) ME Moree for| tongue called Manhattan on>oard a GOV. HUGHES PUTS — = : onsti: pation — w. L. DOUCLAS 3 e Zant fired 1 Presidantint elute, “Mewyer, Frank Patterson, of No. %i}5¢ concealment. No arrests were made. him,—Ae Mr.—Morgan was about to t tron ey Cit cs % < (William street, In company with Mr. Wanted to Quit His Job drive’ away’) the policeman Thang | tuebdat, and thes cot from ae et IN HIS VOTE AND YSU or SUITE eR $3. 50 SHOES FoR - i Men Patterson he went to the polling place in, the . protest! ¥ haa?’ Island City wi : MoGrain, the .protorting voter, ha Rekonnd get iu ihencthe}-to- Long. Islan ut - : Heed, Acidity of the Stomash, Nauses. im Third avenne and cast hie vote. It | jyg yon, w fireman Jp full uniform, with | {91 tnun wold tlie cigar to one of the | foot-on thie nol! Of Stunimitan Torque —— GOES S$ TO ALBANY. 2 \{teartburs, Diegust of Fog, Fulness’ or eras nctcchallen eet him, When young MoGrain found that POU section Inspectors for a| ‘The Presidential party urtived in Jer ae ‘ LS eigM Ia the Blomach, Bout Rrvciations, |-Atrialwillconvince Washingts City on the seRuls Mnking oF Fluttering of the Heart, Choke be Afra Cockran Taken to Court, the siection board chairman was not. ut made Mr. M Saee. 3 oiler. J think Organ | rf ‘es came dow; i bs Then he was arrested. Magistraio| to be arrested he stepped aut on tho} iad.” reas of the Pennsylva roud at 7.08 aving patel he paths ¢ Suffoeating Sensations when in a lyin $3.50 shoes are sidewalk and—began to cut the buttons| singistrates held court fn various "po. With th ident came Beo- | TH is 5 is ae ! yosture, Dimness of Vision, Dizzinees on ris- | thebestinthe world. % from nis uniform with a knife, saying: | Hee ‘stations from 6 o'clock fi the | rotary Loeb and Secretary of f the Treas wynt to tie Hotel Astor, hla Socing rel: suddenly, Dota or Webs before thw Sighs te Greater New York : — Help Waneed 2h orctner ion t? ih MERAMGL a" hominy nt | fuvatocr anemones | GUN, Shall OR. Tatura TE Da Pe eet bean | ot Ree er Hea eee ‘i Wien inate cate Seba Tate walked + Lah pall ~ yo m, Yello srimen’ a 2 Hosalsky & navi car Mage t-for-breakfast. M1 he polling place at ‘ fi Pain in the Bide. Chest, 7 imbe Te Iretdway: cor sah Si HYe, Yooompatted by th-vure Parcot-qhe-tret tes Sessions, Very] off to hold back tho crowd. nd Budden Pluahes of iteat, . Burning ‘tn Drontway. co BH WG ANraliwny; oot. it. nt 12th Street. To-Day feu The jmpetuous young mancwas pers BMP AY Bis father and some: friends! omedomere oheid. | extended, clear to th i kK, who runs # 7 advertised for in The Morning | Sy scze2-2usbottons and. hasten. to.) i paroled in tie | per, where the L&hcaster was walling. justly Oper nndicfowd-extan. 2 : ae A an ROPU FOR RON REMC et ROY ATOR Custody of luwyera representing Tuii-]| A squad of depo oficiats and_potivem: = avenue and Forty Ws alse ake eae Goons SF a A bea --World's-Want_Directary. ¢ nee ula bibles | many Hall on the Republican ormufiza: Pancorted. the Preaident end” the eeuse iin enaean “Skirta made trent wn material — ss : s eer 3 we hie TUBSDAY, Nov-s—16. inne vires mB dtey—hundreda ton, a Leecort—of -secret_service men 2 : 1 sconds.__ Ha__ shook HIGH GLASS SKIRFE: Sereertapcth i _ art. Plowers....4. 10—Hereeeheers oo... bidine | yotara) were/are A Typical Case. lear, The Preafdent word = ay i palicamen: and “election eapainees {bet Sa : : vt hivoad Beroot 478 overcoat and a soft hat. He lift sauntered back (0 the Tyr pedctelety iataae nha ed 2 to police courts and| a Ageota oo. 1, Jas j[atation houses for attempteto vote I:| A typical case was that of George | no) tha: vara a ailied sa the crowd200el Attended by an enthustasttc es | 56 East 10th St., }coor west or Apprentices |... Their arresta were duo to the| Bidck, the Atepublican Independence | Fre roy FeceeLDesarsed) bose poi roller. aka teed tie Gay ae Sa ES | Artiste. y of policemen, registration| League candidate for Alderman in the| "At the pler secretary Cortelyou lott « norrelt ny on a late jophone 746—Crainercy, e] Bekare ii) Tatk lerks and inspectors. Very few! jsirty-second Dual He re Fed to go to his Lome in Hempstead to vi i \ ery Help.- undress ison ere held iat 2 ° ‘ . © Bartenders. Machiniste oj... 2 eta tel oth Noe, Mtb BAU Ope, Hundred anit | msg preaident and Mr) Loan took place Motormen i aud of In| Hare “that a a irhdinaty etohante Rett ge totter Rat UO deen Uhh ROS) omy since U Hie aiowe watch the New York sky line. cae Ae FRY Thto tie Gouwe on Uct. | a favorite picture with ‘the F ia 1 the Wig cast off: e esident returned a Long Is}- at 1.2%, and was transferred =. Btackeniths x i Bookbindars “Mookkeepers Braswworkers’ .... (Bricklayers ; naScuenascuan Stern Brothers of voters wore PIANOS. dy (he Numoers of (©) Bushelinen vee... 23 . : G Bimstcners: Fe Sneraiance system in| Uf) the nuuses In wi ule tone toss] on the tux) Lancaster to Jersey City, To-morrow, Sale of . i works In. |sireots haye deon changed Many yot-| \ovrding the car Magnet for Washing- 4 There’ aré differences of opinion cistered under (4 Buttonhole Makers F Wante (Chango. in Law. erie " ur old numbers LF WiGabinet Makers 4nd ihe numpere of it Hn hs about Pianos—honest differences— day. Oth rit VOTER DAY, Le, Nov. 6—Prosi- Imported Hosiery ae but to-day itis the bellef of those checking up unged Ite Cenvansors u 8) oes Thes time istration da Pee nl © Utne reatat Wedlooanorin eauiye TELIA Yer Tate GN ONGA ER AEBEAE that there ails ees ‘ 13; the work * committed to many) iumbers, Ivestiza tl vos ek President was mel at At EB i i aS - NE Tear world to Chambermatds .. antry 1 . Dut undoubted!y honest men, | Ne io there he: new numbers | ihe “rallroad . Suen by Mrs. J. We Lo: Coliociors Preaners 10 tcateanohing inapiriaa cand Uterine nee Ie seven tne oene Roowovelt and her daughter,;who, dro xcoptlonally haf Enices ; i Fe aa last at in the touch | a ‘There ts ai Compoatiors : Presamen the anawers do not jibe with what a delicacy, a singing coulis ake (Ma Paperhancers construe to be the facts they make Tates to etraisiien things o i . 4 SES err innesent Goan] cralne to atraisiien things, ou, Women's Cotton Hose, oars : aympathy tn the tone th “that ‘Tegiateution Tor Teen oe P 1 h extra quality in plain black ead the Hazelton to so many Kine) should be held in thal the casos, the arrests were found to be} eople who ‘or with unbleached double soles. Dox § in America. : nea yaneoteo Wass " There should be a rogtstration due to clttcal erroce of policy stup Atty P _Palci22c Hat 1.25 \ Paden area eS ATADECS tetrict-A ttornny uff ‘on ditty In’ this acd nay “Dentists « i f tablished, at which cach yot can’t eat meat Women's Lisle Thread Hose, sr iat ies otto ae ¢ m1 ele spinenlict zanleage att | Attorney-General, i in black, or mercerized with garter tops, teers h <i tion could record tho i Rear seiral uocen nies tah rorieccs lon coe ireorathe —— | can eat and and black with neatly embroliered fronts, palp 32¢ Halt Dor, 1.85 Women's stra Quality Lisle Thread Hose, i ‘tn plack, gray and tans, with fancy clocking 5 HENRY Ss. STRAUSS ‘Blectriciane Bieyater Runhers “A orps of Investigators plenty of tine to) BOTH PARTIES Cl AIM | gtow fat 5772: Sahat cla oa abut Ue tvrarg| VICTORY IN BRYAN’'S STATE, o | for an of r. ‘ammany Jal) mado} a partiowar 5 Lees & black lace work embroidered In colors. Pr. SOc Wf Dor. 2,85 I forte to «et olit-@ ¢uy| LINCOLN, Nob, Nov. 5,--Repor [representation at the polis. Heavy vot nt both Repubilean and Demo were cast in all the strong ‘tammar =. WY Pure Thread Black Silk Hose, : ¢ si oueess Sees | Grape-Nuts |) vere or malt 65, s1oomms78 | Currency |= narsimere aletrets more then Atty per cer 5 na sleanaunnorters) of Men's F ~ , H : % PR AOR TBE RIE ry peta CRuy Jadgeahty,, Ws bi Been Fact! iene Faney, Colton tale Hoe fronts, Pair 21C Half Dor. 1.20 Bought and Sold FAUST HOTEL Matrict | J ntithat helwoul bis Demo- coterie eee Bi = = pposite ri wa rat era (3) Typewrliors (F.) Meedere . veer RESTAURANTS. Greeny ir on Marne Makers ny State headquarters ‘and on the.lower west side (he Tam- I many dijatrict’ captains went tt ) Hirwsework ea gh = a raat AG «ses 1)8ih) | he Henernent hounes and tedchog- sige pe Rasen ts i The... . || Men's Fancy Half Hose, tn checks) ” 35c Half Dox. 1.98 » Every week, month rat year, The | !k# 8 ofor ef fried onions trout | Runa’ rire also, eee Ang Grape-Nuts food is a embroidered ifronts and latest noveljes,. Pair ic au Sh an arartniént. hot World prints more “Help ‘Wanted’ |" Crarces nave been preferred by Btate me |] scientifically correct food, ? neste seen "§ ILLNESS D “ other New | “ruc Theat Pa a Bh § PeMED: rai Eo Ptite in Ut 14\Days, 4 1} Santa’ be 7 2 2? be, eR ge Pe Ce ed here's 8 .Rearons. West Twenty? hi ra: ‘Str