The evening world. Newspaper, September 3, 1912, Page 11

NEW LEADER BBs UP W THE RAC _FORCONE'SKN Martin Rowan Jumps to the Front With 8,622 Votes to His Credit. VOTE TO DATE FOR KING OF THE CONEY MARDI GRAS CARNIVAL. Marty fowan, Marty Rowan D.C... Harlemites’ Club. kway, Hudson Tun- Quartet Club.. 3,86 Moving Pic+ 2,608 ture A Sohn Say Dept., Queens... George H. Blaken Palace ... B. Cashier Fire Antrew Yace' Frederick A. C, Schaefer, Indian a ee voebauvins ‘ Lou Liffman, Optima Club. Jacob Deng, Quincy 8. Cu... Thomas F. Hawkins, M. W. of A. John A. Grief, Essex S. . Frank A. Miller, Mo ture Operativen . William B. Kraemer, I. Irving Osborn, Flatbush Jonn J. Curran, I. A. A. Ewt! Kiein, I. 0. 0. Frank J. McDermott, YMCA : West Bide ‘The last dallot coupon will appear in tesmorrow’s Evening Work, and the Polls in the election of a King for the | Coney Island Mard! Gras and Carnival of Fun, who is to be crowned next| Monday evening in the great batiroom | at Luna Park to reign for the rest of the week over the revels, will be clored Thursday noon. No ballota will be re- ceived after the clock strikes i. ‘There 1s a new leader in the field t day, Martif Rowan's Democratic Clu Brooklyn, having sent ther chief to the front with &42 votes, and the efforts of Arthur C. Brockway’s former asso- lates on the Brooklyn Rapid Transit and his new mates on the Hudson Tun- | nels Rullway netted over 3,000 votes and that put him in third place with 4,816, William D, Kolle ¢ to fourth place, while three candidates received enough to get thelr names on the run- ning list Grief and F athlete of the Abristian Assoc IN THEATRE CROW o~ b, From Doorway and Shou a Warning to Throng. Detectives are tr ine on the blackm ng to-day Raily tor King | > trav,” 90+ ts which wall and support of H. Coney tsland M nappers pranded himeclf as Paying the ransom der eto ‘acco! ed mai th recety 248 mites, ents, and John| npalgn manager, hopes | 1 of votes for his can- ere are a suit of ol hain a@ This b in mahogany, wal watch and up ae pris by three Harlem teats willl mow e until tos he, and Mr. ¥ looks for another | ‘oad from them and an all night| pb workers at the Bradburat mping Kelly's name on delivered there, and wish to keep it after it at the rate of job Field Club the biank | seuce Rar eree sae TRYING TO CATCH BIRD, BOY FALLS 5 STORIES. of een Fatally Lad Fift Injured | n He Topples Off Root. unter, a fifteen-year-otd s at No, 230/ t, tried to on a nearby | ead fell tive and now lies ng about on whe . 44, and with @ ng pole the two the intervening | In the enthu- !s did not ng too close He bounded ro a net 1 on a lot youngsters crossed roofs (o snare the bird. siann of the atret injuries death to him | eee ie | Aged) Vagrant, Found Starving, Gets Six Month Workhoune. A white hatred old man of eighty, who declared that he had onve been wealthy, Was found early to-day ona pile of rubbish in front of No 620 Grand street and chewing a ptece | of wood with which te allay the| pangs of hu Patrolman of the Clinton mn old man police station. ‘ were brought, 4 old man started to ches, paper wrappings Arraigned before Magistrate We pay the fre and all, Butts in the Essex Market Court on a charge of vagrancy he started to say: “Call at once and see Piano at $395. Sold on “L used to be rich at one time, but"——— ‘Then he stopped and not an- | other word could be drawn from him. | At first he said his name was Thomas Kane and that he had no home, Later he started to give another name and Ft 4. He was sent to the Work- for six months, NEW CLARENDON BUILDING, eee cd BOMB IS EXPLODED ~ONHARLEM STREET Passerby Kicks ft, Sputtering, ‘ to get a sion | threat. avenue. | wage earners should be hth ave- ership of land and railwi eautiful MEISTER Piano $1 a week We ask no interest on the payments. We want no cash payment down. deposited or advanced by you. And the Conveniently Reached by Subwer «: THE BVENINY WURLD, Leading Candidate and Others ‘In Contest for Carnival King ENRY KELLY HARLEMITES CLUB “Stand back! Stand back!" to the crowd running up at t | the fire-sputtering object. “It | He ran across the street as the crowd j scattered, and the next moment the ex- | plosion came, shattering the big window jof the barber ship. Crowds ca jning from all directions at the sound jand many of the women became hyater- j teal Reserves were rushed from the Lenox avenue and West One Hundred and ty-fifth street stations and had a © quieting the excited men and The police think that but for elaney’s prompt action in kicking the bomb out to ts the sidewalk It would have blown in the whole front of the shop Saitta denies ever paying money to kidnappers, but the potie after hi ce say they got too oon again after his boy n to make his story convincing. in the present year, it ts under- , he has received other letters from m. Old policemen, 10 | bomb ght | t who have had many explosions to deal with, say the t night, at @ tlme when the sidewalks were packed and 1 t of Harlem, was the boldest ld- | they can remember, e e % The Nn met here to-day jon with @ large number nu attendance. William J, P. and President of ita | in ant the | of delega The Lavor M. ‘ » *The ballot eppears in every edition the congress, declared that unrest in of The World, Cut them out ‘owds were coming from the-|labor circles will not cease until! the ang g them with you, Prizes will neighborhood last night a| laborers’ present social inequalities are a ne Hundred and | removed. He said that the object of all jective own- nut or oak, will be sent to your home on thirty days’ free trial. And if you like it the trial, we will let you pay for or $5 a month We want no money piano must prove its worth and tone before we will ask you to buy it. All MEISTER Pianos sold direct rom the maker to you. No dealer's profits to pay. antee a saving of at least $100 on each instru- ment, 175 s of MEISTER Pianos $208 and $550. iil be sent to your Other style at $225, ight outside of the city. SEND FOR OUR FREE PIANO BOOK, the exquisite Meister Player- liberal weekly or monthly payments, Rothschild & Company YORK BRANCH: S. E. Cor, 18th Street and 4th Avenue Madison Avenue Street Care STUY VESANT 963.284 ~ hep ty, gore” ° SUBBVAY, this lady and my friend and myself," said Connolly. Jemand that you es ort us to Westchester, It is @ lonely road and dark, and we might be held up. “Come on!" sald Kennedy as he got TOTED WHISTLE AS TEST OF OPS, 5 HES ARESTD Fairyland Park Manager, Es-| he ws corting Woman, Wanted to |"4i."" See “Lazy Loafers” Hurry. der, Connolly and ompanions made heavy going of it a. stopped and Wstened oc- y to make sure they were still There was no trouble in Connolly, who was still making about the strect car com: 4 the police, Kennedy was in he explained to-day, because ed to reach a police telephone yunt for hinsele ac the slacion them get half a mile behind Hie was startied by a loud blast of & police whivtle back on the road. He! | swng into the saddle and galloped back, The whistle kept on sounding and was being answered by the whistles of po- lcemen jn several directions respond- ing to the call Kennedy found Connolly comfortably Propped in @ fence corner, dlowine hie cheeks out of sight, while his com. | panions looked on admirini "IT just wanted to see, nolly, “how long it would tal to get help from som Heemen in case I wi Just for that th spite of his protest that he was once a policeman himself and therefore tad a perfect right to experiment with police Whistles, He was fined $5 in West- chester Court this morning. _-—_ 300,000 PUPILS IN CHICAGO. "ate! CHICAGO, Sept. 3.—The Chicago pub- | then continued with his opinion of the|!° schools opened to-day after @ ten- street car company, the police tn general, | Weeks’ vacation. John D. Schoop, as- the stars, the moon, the streets and| sistant superintendent of schools, est!- se that entered his mind. | mated that the new enrollments will be can Ido about it?” asked | 90,000 and that the total number of pu- T can't take you on my| pils for the fret day will reach 250,000, e, can 1? The parochial schools, which also ope) soft answer did not lessen Con-| to-day, will have, tt te estimated, an a wrath, tendance of 60,00, bringing the ci ‘a citizen T demand protection for | number of schoo! children up to 300,000, | y Charles Connolly of No. 1st? Common: Wealth avenue, the Bronx, manager of Fairyland Park at Clason Point, hatled Mounted Policeman Kennely of the Westchester station early to-day and asked the time. “Three-thirty;" said Kennedy. “Oh, punk!" said Connolly in disgust. 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