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a ay =r ee , Government Best Way F to Reform. Of Greater New York, in the City In- vesting Building. hour. Long hy Senator a, and before t wpeakers filled the gap. form with Hughes The crowd called Comptroller Metz, who said he was glad to be Present to tell the Governor personally “how highly I appreciate what Gov. York.”” ‘Whom are you going to vote fort arked some One in the crowd. “For a man who has made good in his |tered and scared men and women routed esca office and will make a good Governor If elected, said Metz amid general Jaughter, Cheered Four Minutes. Great cheering followed the Governor's arrival from the more than 1,000 per- sons who had crowded into the room jughes—Hughea—Hughes” shouted the ering Jasted four minutes. n the Governor began to spea' { | of us are desirous of capable and effi- - ceint and honest administration,” he ; said. “{ have no sympathy with indtecrim- /) date attack.” said the Governor, ‘‘T t balieve most thoroughly, as you know. be in home rule. I believe most thoroughly that it should be maintained.” {| The Bureau of Municipal Research, he H said. he considered one of the most import ant mo 3 and a great advance from the old meth- Moods of stirring up agitation. We all PF demand honest, impartial and efficient administration. We have come to recog: | nize that we want not only honesty | and impartiality, but, in the highest | degree, efficiency.” Albany Rule a Model. “We want the signal devotion to duty and the same singleness of purpose and the same patriotic devotion to the pub- He weal in the Capitol et Albany and he fs dishonest. You have got to hold up the hands of every official who Is } trying to do his duty 1 i * said the Governor. a f,! make every man you may hE Pin public life feel that you think ; Now, I am not here for any partisan Durpose to-day. (Voice crying, ‘Are you | of sure?) But I'am here because I am in- ferdsted In the work this organization | | has undertaken and is performing. am here to-day simply as a cifizen of New York. I am interested in the work (} of the Charter Revision Committee. | t believe out of it we are going an honest effort to get the $ system of city administration which can 7 be (levised PRONINENTMENA ATTEND FUNERAL OF HOTEL MAN Men prominent in all lines of business , and professional life attended the fun- eral to-da of John P. Caddagan, man- ager of the Hoffman House, in the Church of St. Vincent de Paul, in West Twenty-third street, of which the dead man had been a member for manys |. years. The chureh was crowded The Rey Father William Elmer 4) Smith, former chaplain in the Fire De- } partment, preached the sermon in which f) he said that Mr. Caddagan had been fF) @ lifelong Christian, had a personal 4 magnetism that won him lifelong fiends and possessed an intelligence and shrewd fore t that made him career . requiem mass was celebrated f Then the body was taken to and Central Station, whence the Ho suneral party went by special car to ®# the cemetery in Mount Kisco, N.Y MB) Pho honorary pallvearera we A sustice Hatch G Paine) J. arbure, M Btahel ana sor immediate relatives’ present were Mr @ Caddagan's mother, three sisters and dele f st “Way down South in the land of cotton’ Be O Table By rup sugar Withour r adulterants akfast foods and ead or biscuits. All HN enjoy it Ree ” “Tork! iiekccion of of Evils in City Gov. Charles E. Hughes spoke to an Pewdience which crowded the Budget Px- terday morning an atte “Ribtt room of the Taxpayers’ Conference arrival of the Governor Ic Former Mayor David A, Boody, of Brooklyn, sald he was a partisan, but | bombardment. he was honored by helng on the plat- Hughes has done for the city of New j institution were terri Jcaped injury, though the w to march time and stamping. | | to blow up a big tenement at ing the noon | Hast Sixty-third street, owned by John | 4 ived the big NBozzumM, a ba r rn and First # and Fit n erent hed d efore the eves of pe of whe I t wlLDaSte ENP a This shoe is the best value Co -/ VICTOR HERBERT'S OWN the men ever had at the price. The Dominican Convent of Our Lady | #74. & contract WORKS MOST APPRECIATED, It has been made specially to of the Rosary, which is directly op- @venue. He was ee be sold on that day be {posite the bomb-wrecked house, had Court street, at Atlantic aven It was Victor Her ie Peon cay between several windows shattered, and the 20 is horses took fright at an au tions that won the most ¢ the hours of 8 in the morning children, ranging in age from six to and dashed through a crowd of feeeee TA. + and 6 at night. fourteen, and the thirty-six sisters inthe ‘rans crossing the street ht, and i i and 6 at nigh i by the detona- of them than we j We want the men who do tion and the accompanying damage. i I ‘The explosion was felt for bloc i not have the opportunity to eround and many windows were shat- | reach our store on other days to | out of bed. The bomb which ci was thrown into a Joseph Costelleta and his wife at about J o'clock. The Costelletas were jasleep In the rear of the s the store was torn out This is not the first time that wanted him as an interpreter and { jprisoned him in @ room on West ninth street. The banker lives direct! in the Tear of the house that was dai aged by the bomb, but he sald that he did not imagine that the bomb had been Intended to harm “Costelleta 1s a new tenant ‘and I let him have the store cheaper rent than the former occ ee SAMPSON’S NEPHEW IS Hall, New York, and we| that he committed suicide. FOUND SHOT TO DEATH. | Cluett, Peabody & Co., Makers ayn pone OUR OUTFIT TS. 1SOPBEESSEES4444464 4444444664446 64466 4588 SASSSeseasaaaaanaces ensenoooscoses, . : _ 46th Si. and 8th Ave. } coeur . a The key t Fortune’s vaults is commonly ea fee eer eee | ‘sunoay worto wanvs «tas. a World “Real Estate’ “‘ad.”’ Acquire one to- day. ¢ ERURERGUREICeAREUIGe ren JasmeRiGeaes a: | WORK MONDAY WONDERS, *##9900s00ss00s00 s0ss0 09s ss ste ssses sn sIsERE HIST INSTI NTS TEON IONNIISFNEINT Sale of 7,000 Winter Overcoats 30 to 40% Underprice Tailored by six of the world’s best het makers, You are positively Assured that every ment is the best that best fabrics, best tailoring and best trimmings intelligently sata The fabrics are well known, high standard overcoatings from best mills here The tailoring Was done by six organizations who for years have “led the ¥ ready-to-wear garments. The trimmir Good, modern read to be spoiled by inf Overcoats vaines up Overcoats All Day the explos! occupied m : tore: fore That may be one reason for the at- ¥y | tack. 4 Oxf he’ ind sing Jor gere r ts for Dress, Business, Driviny, Black and Oxford, Velours in Tans, Olives, Henig an fi Nive ‘Tra | Autoing designed for mea and y Meltons shades, including twenty different stripe and sec if ; RNITe Hi cana laietihad Maisasithet aire tulle’ apidong ches are ns: line-line stripes, double-faced fabrics and ’ i alecrerinnlailescinah in tl proof, in Black, Oxford and Cambridge » and medium Box Goats, single and Merl ae “eg xtc ana Chivate fa iv fin i and K ys with dull 0. ci Driving © ats and Storm Coats \ Wels 4 and Oxfor rn » £30.00 are reasonabl values up to $20.90, 11.50 VOTERS B in : j Mtels in Black and Oxford; Vicun O of ‘highest stan- $27 50 j ¢ ! ns, Tarts Olive, dard, values up to $45.00, o Stores Open Election Day THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, ae a mcm 2, 1908. YHUBHES SAYS AT WRECK TENEMENT AS RUNAWAY TEAM | ioe | cor. 30 | ls BUDGET EXHIBIT SHAKES CONVENT STS NOE | et a a lt IFlection Day Shoe Sale ES ee ee, (Sub oueer en In the Basement Windows Blocks Away. in Brooklyn. Ha ate i oat nite Gor _ASd west 23" St. A Man’s Hish Grade Sho e Ss fe era, <a yf eit Ral eo as CE o's | Re-Upholstering | | to be Sold on Election Day | was made No % °, Brooklyn, was ya iwaa CHELREIAY e vaNOH 5 Pieces had urged Chriatla > sup Gov. Hug ‘ (the latter th election) AU CIE GL MASKS, No. 309 | headed tt ot hundreds ¢ DELIVERED IN NTA Vor, BROOKLYN OR JERSEY Cry. see what we can do for them. It is the best shoe proposi- tion on the market. In Black Calf, Box Calf, Velour Calf and Black Kid A Lace; Patent Leather But- f ton and Late. We shall also keep the whole store open to enable those people to visit us who cannot do so at other times. Nicola | n al's bridle. e the team reachec ALL AND MAKE prop- lerty belonging to Bozzuffi has been at- af OW ER (MST3 k./tacked by tls) Black Hand. Several AiGes N bd declaring he had not come to make a | t*ohtns ago two of his houses further = partisan speech or a long one, but to | qowntown were riddled with bombs. A : ) Hi Th terer our party ablations toni |Zear, Ako, his son was kianapned by! oot alter either the style or the size of to-day ‘A complete Display of these Goods in our 20th Street Windows. l5c. each — 2 for c. $I Included are over 300 different fabrics, Meltons, Kerseys, Worsteds, Vicunas, Velours and Tweeds, in Black, Blue, Oxfords, Browns, Olives, Tans and Grays. Every known new plain and fancy weave, all the new shadow stripes, two-tone st nd line-line stripes. \nd over 80 different models for dress, for business, for motoring, driving, travelling, walking and storm protection, making possible satisfactory choosing for every man, no matter how critical, ire the very hest. Foresighted planning, various 4e conditions, advantageous fabric transactions, dull season tai- manship and good fabrics loring, wholesale tailors’ over orders and “model garments” have made possible these WONDER: JI. VALUES, No Matter What Price Overcoat You Intend Buying, It Will Pay You to Read Every Word That Follows: that are Journeyman Tailored Gvercoais Overcoats from America’s foremost Finest Overcoats, . to $18.00, $9. 50 that are best possible wholesale tailors that 00 values up to $30.00, $19 00 rationean bien : value up to $22.50, are values to $28.00, $17. i h nest points known to modern vith full weight, pure dye, luxu- Yr Garments that in tailoring and design ty with hand stoted Waregy rte st organizations in Any ents that combine finest 15 represent th 's and correct style—over ortmer fabr hades and 1 can prodt id abroad n produc the foundations upon which these garments are bui o-wear tailoring to-day does not permit good wor erior trimmings or interlinings. pify the bes Ss that possible $25.00 a of over 20 s, Olives and Tans. ad Brown and Olive, a5 Seldom been equal , Gray, garments tailoring skill and human ingenuity in fo not go mings and tailoring are best possible—the models 4 ral extreme ideas in Paletots and Walking ay Kerseys, English Vicunas and Meltons, ‘inest s and Velours % Black, Oxford, Brown, Tan, i Silver Gr had Nearly all are silk lined, nearly all restimated values at $45.00, 47 CORTLANDT STREET, Near Greenwich Street. Stores Open Sy All Da 125TH STREET, ¥ ha comer Third Avenue, | Election Day USVENICNIT OfUr \HLEM BTORE OPEN BYENINGS. CD 279 BROADWAY, Near Chambers Street. UNION SQUARE, 14th Street, Near Broadway.