The evening world. Newspaper, October 4, 1912, Page 5

DOV. MARSHALL HERE: “EIRST TO SHED BLOOD IN CAMPAIGN,” HE SAYS — Boy’s Stone Gave Him Sore EAE Gas "STRAUS AS HEAD OF STATE TOKE Protests and Is Attacked in Bitter Speeches. { ‘ | SESSION A STORMY ONE. to Erring Doctors. Gov, Thomas R. Marehall of In- Giana, Democratic candidate for Vice- President, arrived in New York to-day. The Governor has an extremely sore nose as a result of being hit by a stone thrown by @ small boy as he was nearing Montville, Conn., yester- day afgernoon. The stone drew blood, but the Gov- ernor cherishes no grievance. “T've shed the first blood of the cam- patgn,” eaid smiling. 3 Sulzer’s Friends Beaten by . ‘Ten Votes on Roll Call— Glynn Also Indorsed. t ‘The Independence League after « stormy eession lasting till early this indorsed Oscar Straus for Gov- emor and Martin H. Glynn for Lseu- ‘Yenant-Goversor, Straus is head of the Bull Moose ticket; Glynn has second place on the emocratte ticket. their care, were now quarreling be- ‘The iedgue’e convention, held in AT-| oause neither in hie ministrations had helped him. “Both are afreid they ere going to lose him,” he said, “and both ere advo- cating remedies thet will belp his pay eavelopa” and charges of Jilegal voting.| The Governor said thet the Republl- James EH. Allen warned the| can party, seeing how it hed falled in lelegates that those who Voted more| ts administration, is now seeking to than once were liable fo indictment and | stimulate the dinner-patt carrier by tax- be called a policeman to preserve order.| ation. As @ saline injection to restore Tt was hard to determine who had the| him, he ead, the Reputiicans promise Sulzer or Straus. At} to close factories M the Democratic h came cheers, yells,| ticket is elected. Gov. Marshall was scheduled to ad- Greas the Commercial Travellers after hie speech at the eurtf! exhibit dead. demanded to be heard and| quarters. Gelegate was @ epelibinder. And as the orators warmed up cries of “Bit Sera sad Throw Nim eat!” ere PHPGOGOOOOOO Be ROR ORLCHNa Ee oe EVERY WOMAN Herbert R. Limburg started the ball rolling. He sald he had wired to Oscar Straus asking if he would accept the nomination of the Independence League can now afford Mr. Straus had replied that rould . {f there were no insuperable esal dit-|Q) an Ostrich Plume for her Fall Hat. Our “Manufact- urer to Wearer” PLAN makes this fieults He referred the League to Chairman Hotchkiss of the Progressive ri possible. French OSTRICH State Committee. Mr. Hotchkiss de- PLUMES of oot clared that if Mr. Straus wero indorsed width, full 15 $ Inches long; elsewhere to address @ big crowd at the Demo- cratic exhibit headquarters, No. Union Square, at noon. He candidates as two physicians who, having had the dame patient under ee i ‘gressive party. All votes for Straus counted as Independence ext year even if it polled voteg enough te make Wt one of the two big partie E. O'Laughiin dectared this was raised because Hote * concluded the secondary to etting the control of election machinery.” ble started. Tho Sulzer @upporters attacked the Bull Moose a were called Tammany workers. Chair- {man Allen ‘pounded for peace in vain 10nd nearly lgst his gavel. Roosevelt and 'Murphy came in for are of the gen- e . So it was 1 o'clock when and even once the \by the League it might injure the Pro- $2.50. VERY FINE QUAL~ ITY FRENCH OS TRICH Plume, full 9 inches ~ide end e tumult continued, al chairman threatened to ad Sention. mocratic nominee or, Was indorsed the convention edjourned until to- it en the State ticket will be completed. MANY RADICAL DEMANDS PUT INTO PLATFORM. + Wee league's platform calls for direct nominations end « direct primary law dot y with conventions; the initi- EXCEPTIONALLY FINE QUALITY (all selected triple X stock), to be found only tn the finer shops; full 20 inches _ long; wide; large, droopin, allv $ sold for tion ‘of United $15, ebolition of the 1 the election of the F President by direct vote of the peo ‘woman's auffr: e pene ex parte etions in labor ‘@ elearingiout of the High Also a full line of Plumes of every de- scription, in latest colors and for either evening or street wear, offered for a short time. only at very attractive -eSeeeseeeSsoseoeeeosss seeeeosesosoeeeeoeessseso ‘The plattorn favors a constitutional prices, convention at t! rb} Real PARISIAN FANCIES — latest | modes in French Hat Dress, other 3: i establishment employment buran| abolition of chile night labor for vomen and the neces- sary legisiation © do away with the watering of stock. eee ACTS ON SPANISH STRIKE. King Alfonso Convokes Parliament val- ues . Instead of disposing of our season's surplus stock to retail dealers at cut prices, we have decided to conduct this special, extraordinary sale di- rect to the wearer. This is your opportunity. @! New York Ostrich Feather Co, m York West S4ti Street i to Dincuss Situation, SSSSSSSSSSSESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSsssssasoeoesssosooooesesssses SSSSSSSSES < Alfoneo to- -ariiamen >, Se = tratiie of France, Oct. %—Most| QD allroad strikers amorg the Spanteh | @y army reservists are ignoring the Gov- ernment’s call to the tolors, it was 14 a ¢ As an ac tie Tammany man. When' he moved to Jamaica he married Margaret Mac- Auley who survives him as d>)one son, Wames, and a daughter, Edn. In Ja- @alca he became a trustee of the old Jelege tnt vee mrentent of ie venege r star, ot CATARRHAL JELLY He woe qocctten 7 - © are reported to have crossed the Turkish |his campaign contribution: ¢] frontier to assist the Maltssor! tribesmen | Washington Special, whic fn checking the approach of the Turki#h/the Pennsylvania Ty rt 4 t ATHENS, Greece, Oct. 4—Plans to an- nihi ceived to-day from the Greco-Turkish frontier. The report says a Greek Die at Pullpiade has been assaseina ‘The Albanian Governor of Janina has created @ force of armed military police composed of one hundred outlaws, These Gov. Marshall's first engagement was | men he has sent out ortensibty te pursue Greek rebels, but, It te alleged, that the real object of the expedition is to anni- hilate all the Greeks in the vicinity. “THE EVENING WORLD, an lare being arranged and the responsibility | J. P. for them {e to be cast on the Greeks in MASSACRE order to provoke their massacre by the! J, Pierpont Morgan returned to New ‘Turks. York from Washington, after testity- ‘Three battalions of Montenegrin troops | ing at the Senatorial inquiry regarding 0 COPENIIAGEN, Oct. 4.Prince George |mobile and waa driven home, of Greece started to-~lay for Athens In/if he had anything further to aay re- | order to be ready to poiln the Greek | garding his testimony in Washington, } army should hostilities break out. he replied: “Z have nothing to add.” a Utter Annihilation — Sys- tem of Bomb Outrages. all Greeks now in Albania been laid, according to reports re- You can “spot’’ a Young instantly by its style. The man who wears it bought it for that reason—and for the quality that he knows is in it. Derbies and Soft’ Hats in Exclusive Styles, $3 & $4. 199 Broatway P08 Broadway 6 Broadway Onley Bmoklrn Store 1197 Broadway, Only Store on a1 it Tt ts also reported that bomb outrages ' 05 Bradway 2187 Broadway Toh Girl's Chinchilla Coats, 9.50 Bonwit TELLER & Co. 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