The evening world. Newspaper, November 8, 1911, Page 2

meer oe aaa , rere CTT Le ee | O’°COAT ~\ ___ THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1911) ‘AARC WIN: 'WOU'DROW WILSON | Famous NCENT= eet ap einige | ELECTION ‘MOB STORMS | , PHILADELPHIA CITY HALL. |Hoot Head of Po Police “When Report | | Spreads That New Mayor Was | HE IS SORRY HE | Being Counted Out. | Famous Opera Singers Arriving To-Day Grry ~MSENBLYBY 31 LOSKSS IN JERSEY: when hangmens' nooses were oe -— . waved before recalcitrant Couneitmen, . . ~ er showed oarly to-day that the reform | Marphy’s Get. at Albany Is, Seven Counfles Carried by wave that has awept the Quaker city | Says to the Evening World He Broadway—22d z " was of the militant order. Enraged th 6th Ave., near 3iet St. reports thrown upon @ screen outside }the City Hall that Rudolph burg, the Keystone-Democratic part reform candidate for Mayor, we ng counted out, a mob of supporter: the successful reform leader burst into Broken by an Unexpected i, ,, Landslide. Him Last Year Swing Back | Hopes Republicans Will Carry Out Pledges. Blanken- 3 be- ot REMARKABLE SWORN STATEMENT OF A WEW BRUNSWICK DRUBBIST Into Republican Column. | S THE C S AGAINST. line corridors of the building and| Gov. Wilson upon hie arrival at the LOSSES BIG IN THE C IS AGAINST, cee |sto ras a et veadinw Into the pr l seanin ‘apitol at Trenton to-day efter! preva scig your Swamp fort: 7 | — | [icity Prt as een rr om ie ers] le aoe Reba ae Tammany Holds Senate, but Majority of 44,210 in 1910) | Ned’ aivt froaily diepereed by msc |v tutement, whlch he hed dictated ty vise hes idene, fo Lia eae ; |veservew and the motor aquad, who used|to ‘The Evening World over the long Lower House Gives Oppo- | Switched to 1,500 the | cir clube frecty, the mob gathered out- | distance telephone Ne igesa trouble 1nd to reer and side and formed about the North Br street station, where thelr tion ended in a fr |the paraders ran into @ crowd from the | Leeds Club, The two factions finally | were dispersed by the police reserves | | “I deeply regret the toss of the | House by my party through the loss | of Kasex County, and the failure to gain the Senate, But I look forward with great interest to the next ses- sion as affording an opportunity to | nents a. Big Lead. | cure. Right in my own household Eva Nee cured my wife of catarrh f the bladder, while it cured me of liver and bladder troubles, Numerous cases have come under my | personal observation, which has made demonstra Other Way Yesterday. | | | For 14) first tite, sites 181 when Da After an earnest B, Hill was Governor, the two| pased on the first yanr of his admini personal campaign, | F \and a number of arrests were made the Republican leaders to fulfill the es very enthusiaa t recom: branches of New York State's Iegisla-| tration ant his successful offert to send | rhe (counting cue, tittvat rains ed} various explicit pledges of thetr plat. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root to any one dure will be controled by opposing po-| James B. Martine to the United States My I oa wi A aniten eoee hivine form. If they do, that session ehouid if fering from kidney, liver and bladder ities parties next year. ‘The Demo-| Senate, Governor Worwlroy Wilson faces Hida JO! ghd ihe "Keyatens parly hewae be productive of legislation of con- | troubles, and I have the greatest confi- siderable importance and benefit to | dence in ture merit: cratic Senate holfls over, but the As-| an overwhelming Repabiican Legis! Have never heard quarters for more than an hour and a a the State, and I shall earnest! ™ sembly will be: Republican by an over-|at Trenton thix winter, The Gov halt. for the co-operation in. ore met i Bwemp Rect rtd wi ott bu - 7 ‘ Whelming! majority as a) result of yes| had arranged an elaberate prox : SER emma planned in the interest of the whole | inthe highest terms. nies Mi terday’s election, The returns ibitionse| Of speciO) Jeeisiasions whic cee oe Stalo,,WRIch .Wa, F6 Ail: eworm’ to ou full that the Republican Assemtivmen wit, ttle chance of being en ; de JOS. ¥ BRADLEY, Br } ‘The returns show that, despite his | The Governor ree tyne Coen to- | 172 Hamilton S| umber 101, the Democrats 48, and fF | etrorts, Demo@ratic ties of Just Ja day at Princeton, N. J., and took his jamilton St., New Branswi the first time in the State's history | year were re od in Mergen, Eanex, | Baul 9.88 tral tor Pnace Capito! tres a sworn to oly Socialist will have a hand in it's law-| Gloucester, Mercer, Morris, Somerset | ere Was nohing In his jaunty appear- | this lay of July, A. D. 1908. making. ‘ land Union Counties. Kawex, the home | : ‘fe ance to indicate the failure of his per- | JAS. H. VAN CLE! Gov. DIx will be caNed upon to face | county of former Senator James Smith, | (Continued from First Page) |to"eaun the ie throughout the State} lotary Public. confronted Gov, | WhO Wax kept from a return to the \ Sat Wk | —>—__. “heres to” cen: etais oe aes ner, (Senate last year by Gov. Wilson's ef- | plese geen oagetinc get Big on gen | dent Finley's Fi || De. Kilmer & Co. HAM Gerime the last year admint- | forts, turned a 1911 Democratle plurality | a party to the assault by holding his e |Binghi N. Y. Be at iel rie BLOOMINGTON, ll}, Nov. &—James nghamton, N. Y. tration, except n te Senate) yf 14,210 into a Republican plurality of @ Finsaes, | Finley of Grand Ridge Is dead of pne: was Republican and wwe sembly | snore’ (Hote 100 /elboting all the Repub- In answer to what pings aye! Sele, aged seventetWe We wae nn Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For Yeu, Democratic. ward F. Jones, Demo-!jican candidates for the Assemb! about O'Brien, the wife points to O'Brien) 5° sd od , A Send to Dr. Kilme i Se ateae ied father of John H. Finley, president of in f. Kilmer & Co. Bingh erat, as Lieutenant-Govetnor, prea! Che tun over in Essex was the most as the medium of her discovery of the : oe, ~ n, N. ¥,, fe f M Cea ee | the College of the City of New York «fora sample bottle. Tt will in the Senate, o: are marked. ‘The other counties which have Miss Stanton affair, It was necessary, | - bee nyone. You will alao receive man J. at Fassett, Republican. ot, beep carried Dy the Republicans after she asserts, to meét O'Brien frequently booklet of valuable information tellin, Elmira, was President pro tem and Ma-byergycratic victories ae in his capacity as Investigator and she} all about the kid and bladder. When forty ‘Leader, Wittam F. Sheehan, (“Hiene pieralities 10. Wilson in 1010: Bar charges that her husband's attack on| § How to Cure Rheumatism {riting, be sure and mention the New Democrat, was Speaker of Awem=! on, Mercer, 147; O'Brien is made to discredit hie alleged | Dreeainin Doctor's | Beet tens York Evening World. Regular 6 !"Morris, 1,599; Somerset, 746; Union, 3,814 discoveries cgnacs Mbccrittela dr psi jcent and one dollar si ine Tey vi DesriNNT jar size bottles LOSSES IN NEW YORK AND! Austen Cotgate was elected to be State Tevnicoscarusy WIFE WOULD “STICK AROUND” tall de ‘ KING® CAUSED. IT. Senator drom Kusex by 4,500, In spite of | ‘Thin simple and harmiess formula has OFFICE ALL DAY. What further nettled Jennings’s pa- Hesterday's Mepadiican landslide was| a strong personal letter in favor of H. | Sprougtit about through heavy tnroads| V. Osborne written by Gov. Wilson and Nt zewAvER, ) wonders for all who have tried it, | fm’ the Demivcratic ! representation in] citetilated throughout the district. : |tience was hin wits habit of comnthe New York and Kingw Countles an@| DEMOCRATS DO NOT CONCEDE | Bee eeve: cinlun MAIER co tenste sealed fs fn- Cayuga, Clinton, Columbia | ALL THE REPUBLICAN CLAIMS. | G H f Ohio P. 5 | tents Wien ie Jnvited her to itchexs, Fre, Terk! and, Jeffers | phe Democratic, State Committee at OU. ‘armon o io redicts peated, SE Ae Bustornacliy 6° ‘rand Rapids Manolactarers jam, Lewin. Montgomery, Nassau, Nias |sprenton doves not yet concede the elecs ti i ‘ alnad ance Dtuole Medtentt ani he "west ade Feraitar: ' ra, Oneida, Otsego, Queens, Saratome, | 4; fall of the twenty new Republl- Ne L id: id N Ye rik M ye or ten dole after the first few di d : Pseesis, tech, Uneer ewe veres| ° pe crea a J idl aiiona. an shi le ext QAP, | 5014. untit ne wave er tive or ten dol- after the first fiw, doses. If your drugais: WHEN YOU FURNISH f an mem of the Ar TFT lars. ‘This was after their separation, | {71 ger it for you in a few howra from hi ‘Comprise. . gave out to-day the following table of | COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 8.—Gov. ] At times the exchanges of demand and Wholeealo. house. Don't be “Influenced, to YOUR HOME | Dembefauic eins Be yg Be reeapitilatiahi: Judson Harmon predicted to-day a ]) refusal became heated, and then he take a na medicine 1 a of thls IT OUR ESTABLISHMENT wreoma, ater ave " national Democratie landslide next | would strike he he AiCe, Instst_on havin « , t Tamales.’ tn Regaselase. County, where | com ay ae Sahin year, Mitt anid av Catenin taking up |oettes Tackeas. pub it h Lb Mc PoncuASaS hema | Cormetlus-V; Collins, rormer superinten- free ms jigns of victory for the Demo- this point, “L usualy t winter and the P Gent of: State prisons, te Repablican iucite: ‘ ae | cratic party. are. evident every: |! found it quite convenient to strike Inim |“aees were cured by It In @ short ti CASH Or leader, the Democrats curried thy Firs: = se Where,” he said. “Mext year ZF pre- [hack axain, which I did every: thme he ids CREDIT A horned in @ dice thet shia party, will win, the J nit me. ii three Ok Aefeating Ay ymin: | SBarreas | x ij national offices, dacluding the. Presi. day she stayed In Jennings's raat ‘ALanstng In the Recond Dis- Mea) = Wl Also Carry New: Mexi . dency. Tt is an indarsement of 80 1) tite ofces all -dax, to ‘the exclunl ) OPULAR T PRICES ; twit; Mr. Coline wae (i. ‘Theodore Millia so Carry Ne exico on . Dolietes Yor visitors, her husband alleges. To- tab st est can ele Slecks and the labors already performed by || Roosevelt's . “right-hand at the AD EMCETED oy li Late R 3 | that party: Ward eventne she refused (6 retnquish a Saratoga conyontion wh! minted | a a 4 ate Returns, but Are De- |]. “Zt ie the strongest indoreement of | {chair for @ prospective réal estate pur-| 1 Henry 14 Stimson for Go¥ernot againat CO etm LY feated'in Mavvland | Democracy that has been tendered | | chaser and was promptly pushed to the | » Dik, Col. Roosevelt's nephew, counties eated in Maryland, by voters in recent years. floor by her husband. | D, Robingon, was elected to jiantic | y “Mot only do I consider the local || Her daughter, Mrs. Catherine Bradley, | ‘Aasembly. yeaterday. by the Repub tetas | PESOS awe) slections ‘significant, bat also the fre ald to Mrs. Jennings’ cause. open breie Untll 9 P.M. 3 ANHINGITON, Nov. . ROOM SRR FARIA ections in Kentucky, Massachusetts piace EY se Prev Ph td Heangyof cowie Ceoete, ; ii] WASHINGTON, Nov, & Progressives vo and other points. Fhe elections is || means Repubiteas, * < GaTORDA' 125th St. - S tarene Goes “aioe +4 | 10 all partion saw victory to-Gay in the bly that the public is pleased with the present |} URIDGEPORT, Conn litora 26=28 E. . dr, of, St. prs: ct ee “ 4 election results, The only se made and the management |); Wilson, ltepublican, was elected the | our lano near Madison Ave. anne prey | wrensive set-back was in New Jersey | Mayor of this elty yesterday by a ma- f Frisbie of Schoharie, the present 1 . Fedor : = akan ior. bree aie pera 2 where a Repudlican texisiature was | — am dh en ———— 7{ Jority of bas. { i lected despite Governor Woodrow Wil- oe rie us leader at the inet session and prior to Cleats 4 4 elected P. L. Goldsborough miware Cc, O'Rear, The vote pn the! SE Ticn, weadeeiter seater 208" covorer ‘t son's vigorous personal , car In ged Tad i lopal aneue Re ee ee eee oe | S$ years: the municipal elections progressives| Virginia and other Southern States| complete, although iti Beat | ‘ | 9 t { claimed strong grounds for gratification. | where « ns Were gheld showed 408 eo Se Sa Ue Reamer: poe | SPEAKER FRIQBIE WILL BE THE ‘The crnshing blow dadivered to “Bore | usual Democratc majorities, with high na tioh NOTES eoHAs * Desh URNITURE CO blow delivered to lone” | Us emoci ¢ bs " 4 y " a } . . MINORITY LEADER. Cox in Cincinnatl; the election of New- | votes and but Ittle contest a majority about as large |] seND US YOUR NAME AND |! F Asegmblyman ¥. ty Young ot West ton D. Baker, a “Tom L. Johnson Legislature, in joint aa-|| ADDRESS. WE WILL SEND || ange UST YOU chester, an exporten lator, ts re-| According to Walter Measday, poltl- to be Mayor of Clevelaml: the re. ACHUS | Ve : TO YOU AT OUR EX- WE TRUS garded as @ possible candidate for chair-|cal secretary to Cov. Wilson, WilaM ten of Brand Whitlock, i MASSACHUSETTS. | ««: iis, Will have. a Democratic major. PENSE VAL ‘ 4 t jock, i Toledo, t 5 wy matin NSE ON APPROVAL 5 ‘ man of tho Ways and Means Committer, |‘T. Read, the Republican candidate for Vietory of Rudolph Dankeninure ove ———— Hee RETTIG casite at ae tlltaice 5 If you have an old piane, don't URNITURE 4 Whiten ee ve it the Majority ne Haeate Un Can ba County, is prob’ the Penrose machine in Philadephia; | BOST* Nov, &—Although Gov. Eu- eet Ga fines, Dummtorat, 16 chs | This}Magnificent$W. tch || be handicapped with it any sens 0 Seaaeretio ranks wO! of W. revel He psec fhe nad the lows of the New York Asseinbly by | sene N. Foss will’be Chief Executive of| United States Senate as successor of | \longer; change it. now while it uy 1.00 DO WN | centre in the selection of thetr candidate the ‘backing of Gov, Wilson, If tite | TAMAIANYA and the result in Kentucky, | Massachusetts for another year We will | Sena@ir ‘Thomas H. Paynter, James ts| has a better exchange value. oO 00 DO ‘ eo ger kee, Who WIN be Stincrity (ehould prove to be the case when thies'/ Were & Democratic laniiide will put/as in the past year, be mutrotnded by| tlie nominee of the state Democratic 1 "We will take it in trade for pens ‘ Seem. The contest probably wi) be'ity election districts age heard from, gonirenaman Oli datwen in the United | Republicans, for he was the only Demo- | primary | \new “Pease” at a liberal figure a to Speaker Fritbie and As- (the Democrats would have the New 1. re vith the, # st] cpatic candidate on the State ticket to| The elty of Lexington voted to adopt | and give you $ years to pay the “J man A. #, Smith, the Majority |Jersey Senate by a majority of one. Milt Bue villous thar # in the) su vnrough at the election yesterday, | the commission form of government two | Li me way SY r cy regardless of parties ictorles tevision of press figures by ¢ 801 poe ae 1 Poase OF the twenty-four Inenrgent Demo- jindieate the election of Democratic can~ (1E" gry, ss mae ser 7 with nearly 100 mail returns received up . Pease Pianos never disappoint, crate Who opposed the election of Will. | didates from Gloucester County and DEMGORATS Meet hele hte town and city] OHIO SOCIALISTS | |no matter how much you expect BET3° -&LEXAVES fam BF. Sheehan. as United Btates Sen- Salen County, and one of the three can- clerks 8 gain for F 5 ”T Dy ;. —your satisfaction means as titer, but four have deen @eelected. |didates from lergen County, ‘This CHANCES IN VOTE. MIRKaite HIE DIUTAILY. $008 ELE cr TH N MAYORS. | oath to us as to you, therefore OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS m of Dutchess: Kennedy | would give the Democrats 27 members Although optimists in all brancues of | phis is one of the smallest margins by ra . of Queens: Kvans of Sullivan and | of the Assembly against & Republicans, ali parties found much.basia for grati-|wnten * allest marking YY] CLEVELAND, ©. Nov. 8.—Unom ‘al we guarantee our pianos without MeDaniels of Tompkins @ Republican majo | of 6 Racks ihe Man manne okal ce : , "| returns to-day show that the Soclalists limit of time. New pianos #825 | 5 The completion o. this year's As if MWK. G al leaders | this State. David 1, Walsa, the candi | i boibly end next \« ax “ollowa: Be ye. jet eave pring OF Ane seemed mont Jubilant, hey sawomuch {date for Lleutenant-Governor on the have slaeted Mayors. jn: twa large blo] up~-used piancs 8125 up. f euwatz. ee le Tihs etatete nt TE significance tn the heavy Democrati¢ | Democratic Heket, atthough leading the citles, Canton and Lina, and that they Write for our new catalog= | ast. rer0. {es ne following stwtemen: vate In Oia and expecially tho Domoctoruer Demoghatto candidates with the| lave won the Mayoralty tions in it’s f ne. . show: sang : , 's free. 30 Sq, The election shows phat New Jersey | cratic victory in President Taft's hame|exception of tt Fir, felled OF) Sant emailer ction Phase are: bores ge) 3eheas ratte Stale and that city, Cincinnath ‘They hailed the clec- fewection by nearly 7,000 votes Bt Mary’ rton, Cuyahoga Falls, PEASE PIANO co a) se ve id in the Democratic “ ‘ he ce pe Regey ty Mount Vernon, Toronto, Fosterla and ey | Hon of Mors in Massachusetts as a t ‘ ‘ ature show i 5 2 . column in theoming Preside: . a Martin's Ferr Da avd Col t ee tla It tite Mad ‘been vg [feBudiation of Republican tari prine [the probable Meures to be: Henate-Ke- oe meat || Hunting Case Model 128 W. 42d, nr. Broadway, N. Y, 4@ cratic victory of 1910 would have 1 yes we baned Imost entirely apon | (1? ee aul aaa Harry] ater $24= \34 Flat Ave. 10 New St. me Gihek ore at Santee -To Ga. the ‘other “haudi: the “depublienn |. 4 see Tay | beaten Artin ¥ n fitteen of seventee piel Aiba hs Pg AT but the | ont ree Vv very eas: Pod thls conetus [Headers pointed to Mepublican gains in| je ing Inv the 150 : Massachusetts ax the bags for a pre Hepublicans to} (alist, was 5c A WEEK or~$2.00 A MONTH — DEMOCRATS CARRY HUDSON littion shar vie State would swin, mp nate, an Soclalia the Increased party vote ake the tiek, not» 1% 43 ‘i : \ iMinols, ‘Ihslewe in WON $75 COUNTY | BY FROM 6,000 TO 10,000, °K (the Hepubiican column in t ed campaixning, Th . P gold filet $0) Yo With w poll of © por cenh, ut’ ches MAUioMal election next Year, ani found | KENTUCKY. | “normal i! Stem wind bi = DOWN Ons So. 1M vex md uty went Demo: 10% wie Ode ia at ! Sleep-Wal 2 cratic, the cow iid MRO oe hea: tl LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov, &—Atter | & Bloons Walks We Sell Rverswhere a the Us 2188 SET |Q™ ‘ soy walonition rans Hs vio oe File. abeps ir syeara,ot Hepubilean rule,’ Ken-| Pas WoOUKL pase the col LING MANUF ACTURING CO, DEPT. 4 2190 ™ Bemceratic majority - ales Wal aM envadtee +f reyes awak ay t im t ox next Sunday, dea New York, Philadelphia Chi *120 Mepevtican majori "de Fr Sherif, was elected . ‘ line mateeliies ‘h 2 pe el Drawer (90 (Home Office) Drawer MARLBORO WINNERS. athiner he Middle We “one wndida x DIE. onal pees ‘inkstratio € COWLES. At hie residence in Rye, N.Y. ~ . Piast RA ‘: ‘ » on Monday om ing, 6, 1011, Da ig seve SOCIALISTS MADE HEAVY GAINS Fe ene eer, sth pent betes AT MANY POINTS. br Bed ‘ wt a to 3 and ») ¢lected Mayors in ten oh a ‘ ‘4 ew York City, Pime, 134 Oldring, T. 1. Spears No Yea Where a Mayor Die canonant. Ww Interment prt (Trade Mark.) MTON, Lighthouke also ra! Nov Brooklyn 1 of Anne and the late Chris i for Thursday, ihe th. day's World, erorereneniee es: res viet only.) (In Metropoll tlhe normally Democyatic, | The fous to Maryland, wheve the Re- lets known ax Sarsatabs, 300 dose: ‘ ; ntact as ; é al froin St, Patrick ‘Mute e) ndly tv the new m of voting wilh} yy Be 24c' 4 Hoc | f ry of moth Kel \e ® Se nda mie 4 ye (TA ila A Qne of the most commen of blood dis rouND Box | Jao fe : Witt Deinocratic, was fg thle ses, is much aggravated by the sud-! ah ee ar of Jerses’ City by 10,006 ne oan rh chisuges of weather this tin og Ww it jt nireet stares omen « veninas 11 o'elock, rebut ‘ ‘ t gueh Saturday evening wail tt He at that Dachetora Lue. hluradty, Mayor MeBride, Democrat, jay theo ort ; teeatapent 9 on i 11 an alla ‘amp the Teledo Blase w e-wlected in Paterson by @ narrow peaded | 2 who parila, whieh fects ra auddrais feta wvout iueu" Margit, and Martin. Cook,” Ioemocty ered cov ti ‘ ent cures. “thie gees J MMA Hii Choroiate Covered 54, DARGLAY 89 —__— “What's happened was elected Mayor of Hoboken by & tiene a Hh a pays por “4 et Breedney. Raiead ata bul in inp apt sucb\dauvetential merority, Harry Bacha: |amnt8 , , , it ‘al tier Nut ORTLANDY St | cam you taxz A soxa? j ae suit aalecied M ieee Prestd f 1 4 6, Testimonials 1) ne pel so, take several free with next ; eee, Why 1 though 1 were mar: | mon Me . peak ve d-prudde lasses $ rank en ssa Sunday's World, In the shape of a@ new ; ries: ielann iw : \ ‘ uderfil t ‘ n wos? 206, BHO. DWAY loke Mook, which also contains ¢ ROSATO 'S MRSS I oe /in, Unio a New de 1 ag | ellie in puif ' ching the wt ova our se H devoted to games ami purses, Ne yor ME AM ACH ae of tan Sanisioture wily the relalive strengin ¢ 1 i) blood. Best for od lisouses tox 8Oc S (97 NAS: Sasial and, Wit) covers printed { iar 4 “pial “4 elected by the Dein tats ih eounter| Wilson Tn usual liquid # hovolated tab: ; abla ean laidkadssaneibites ld ee Re RCO ne: 4 - is. “