The evening world. Newspaper, December 2, 1910, Page 1

*RACE TRACK LOBBYIST WHO GOT $40,000 - _CHOSEN TO PLEASE SPEAKER WADSWORTH ‘WEATHER—Fatr to-night and Satarday. he New York World) i PR ICE Cc E re) N E ¢ Cc E N 1 Copyright, 1010, by The Press Pabiiships > PURSUIT OF Ps BAND \ loving Supe Seiad Bog | THE EAS Nine Men Held in Heavy Bail—Agents Expect An- other Big Haul. There isn't any di ard H. Taylor, ¢ this afternoon in get the best of A few weeks States Comm! sslo Affother raid is in when the Government et to find conspirators nee than those who have just been ded up. Likewise the investigat are warm on the trail of a bund is $5 bills that would fill a sugar ba rel, 80 . Incidentally » Conn or the 3 man exec vealed a git a adowing machinery arrived f ed offenders a. Piling Up the Proof. Tt develo: ve wanted headway again Hand kid Atlanta Peniten Circulated on East Side. ‘So it was » trace this} money. As yet, 80 far as we can le Th the: NoRtiia’.ts0 little of the five-doliar stuff h n me ed to watch each | ain tand day, V UP) nected, will | landed @ case that would not necd the nd Page.) \ | \ Curkisly Baths | : we Meu tebettte attttedd: | reasted ° OF COUNTERFEITERS LIKE int ND HOUNDS CHASE. Prize Mount, Elton, Give | Horse and 1 Rider t Up Again, | Speed Mile Through Traffic | Mes, Gein tel Is Peevish and| | | | She Lets Ross M, T Know About It. jottraux—pronounéed got | Klein of 3 things to-day in Se a a milk strect to make a delivery , | blew down the asphalt. It sped }then, as th elerks and three policemen to | aroun sposition, o Ross M. Turner, | na {| bead of the firm, bired Mre. Gottr: | crazy a | when he heard the clamor and saw the mitk wagon careening West Sixty-eighth str in what might be ca ,. | tone of voice, who she was and what and whe Wanted Sister's Carfare. PACIFIC LINER WRECKED. Ronthwreateee 1 May Be a To ‘| $12 MEN'S OVERCOATS, $5.95 | cn THE HUB CLOTHING conn: @ i ‘ays, stripes and dark inlve Hd all” sizes, single or do 12 values. Our price ronda Saturday, $5.95, Open Sat. eve, till 10, %¢ lyn, this afternoos, Vj diseasa in his af n @ | delivery at No, 12% Remeer n street, arouk: Che : Circulation Books Open to All. id DARING CAPTURE OF RUNAWAY IN PTH AVE. CHASE | Policeman Pines and His Crowd Rare eee Jam and Win Experily. th avente het 1 One Hundred e, went in under the feet of Klein’ e horse ed and s hing milk bottles behind hty Policeman Hogan Me ridden out of ub i] ATLANTIC. city | GAINS BY REVISED CENSUS. sige peta a Neg Pep oN tMa Eat tae Shee AN ee NYAS ARSE: ite 2 as “ Circulation Books Open to All.”’ shad YORK, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1910, 24 PAGES ; PRICE ONE CENT. Treasurer of the Jockey Ciub Witness To-Day at Grait Hearina' FRANK K, STURGIS. 'NOBERTHONSHIP $50,000 VERDICT. ND HOLD THIS. WIFE WON AGAINST bgb- al YOMAN. — RVALIS UPHELD:: Sleeping on the Floor So Over the Stenographer of Get-Rich-CQuick Man. [OUTER GRESHAM “SAN VES ,».| WHITE HOUSE CORRIDOR pet eae ie al ex STER EN WANT ARMS TO FIGHT. this win f vee | ducks," otherwise the ) who BTS SADE LOBBYIST COYNE. <a VAS PAD BE SUM SOLD) BREAKS IT up.| eee Swen COLD BR aah 'Frank K. Sturgis, Jockey Club Treas- Pupils Quit at Noon, but Stam.) urer, Amazes Graft Hunters by pede Back Two Hours Bringing in the Name of, | Speaker Wa Wadsworth. Later. 0 SAYS HE CHOSE LOBBYIST return to PHAR WHO HANDLED $40,000 heir classr neighbor! od where there was consid: | John J. Evans, Treasurer of the Metropolitan Hi ane Ald ik Turf Association, Admits That System of bonontreaa Pies abl Keeping Accounts Changed After Cole steeet 0 that a four-hour cay vdations, They urged iccerttin ae / Anti-Gambling Bills Passed. After the etrike bad been declared, | the eaders, a half dozen boys In Clase rd Speeches and led According to testimony gtven before the Legislative Graft Committee this afternoon, ex-Judge E, P. Coyne, who, as legal repre Jockey Club, expended more than $40,000 in Albany in 1% ep rice grick bills, was recommended to h ib by Jame hem ¢ mace t er class » {worth jr, Speaker of the Assembly, : A ant our day!” yelled the thou: his assertion was made by J. K. Sturgis, Treasurer of the Jock ' ng the voices of the} Oily on the witness stand Mr. Wadsworth, who wa nally inte racing, was one »| the leaders in the fight against the Harl-Agney, } aE i The money expended by Judge Coyne was paid out for “le . ket red noses t | 'y Oxy ) j legal e y shelter After the girls bh the younger hoys began ranks of the Ne" | penses.” Mr, Sturgis put the responsibility sar uiese expenditures up t | bel t | August Bs sImont of the Jockey Club, ran ni ro : “" e we sean his won, the pec g ae c Bu t PS ie It ; ; a f ‘ se i 5 alae ove urmoe mers | DADA KIA EN! S2sehiew eno HELD AT ELLIS ISLAND y EY sions r il | Bhar Ane in Parents Fi shting to Have Children, | Fe a Detained by Authorites, IDe-Beaufort, Tired of Being Set Hike son an| Beaten Up, Gets Arrest Order cays s rye for Chicago Millionaire, eh ' | oe ei 8 1 1 Hees *h ae t f lor wy Herel Leib Ne and mr and Asure: 1 < r i ! : \y A NOW “LAME DUCK ALLEY.” ve i ‘ Boa ” pe as) 1 ew walling Space “Lame ‘ xpected k ts $10,000," said th t dover a loan of $05), ‘Tats | e silooting. “ha 103 there was a fund of samsoo, j dam quar resulted in were defeated at the la - —r