The evening world. Newspaper, November 4, 1913, Page 2

SS SS ae 2 ee > 2 ; THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1918. eaten since the J. Drtasol!, after betrag p Assembly t. faved a #tate blocked the atreets, It became ne: ry 3 to call out tho reserves from the Clin- . ton Street station to reatter the crowd. | Mr. Suiser later entered a polling place near the restaurant. A Tammany watch- —— e said. A® for the potlee, Drincoll said they had + or hin fimmany Mal) decided thie morning ty pay no atrention to tl an to the effect that ve vote in the diet vem. = All Alster. on dis anager "The vote is to be cast without regard to the Gavevan decision. =| based npom Judge Delany's decision tha’ the Gavegan case = | applies only to the individual voters concerned in that case. te to demand that his vote be sworn im. In other words, in the voter ie to ineiet upom voting, Am@ the question of the ay of the Gavegan decision is to be decited tn the usual legal way.” Considering the fact that the ballot! of the pollea arrangements, The drlil vas complicated and that al) leader#} room on (he third floor at Headquar- ’ tugreed there would be coneideraole | ters has been convert se bare ‘“ . r 3 A atohing, the vote was cast with re jes for toslay. yollee renerves M vark. rapidity. Tammany watcher | wii! remain conatay on duty ta be reported that voters they Knew to bel aent to any part of the oy where they snrolied « Democrate were apenting | may be ceeded, I yut little time in the booths and that! Hundreiy of politica! wore fused t Tuet er protested that na Mr, Sulzer had not | ~ tegistered he ought to Keop out of the) m .| polling places. Nii Reminds Him Sarcastically of} "+r you ect tresn with me 1 tnetruct' Sin ; e - @ policeman to arrest you,” said Mr. | a Little Event That Hap- | sutser. “You inetruct @ poliveman!” retorted ry the Tammany man. “Haven't you for- pened Recently m Albany. gotten what they aid to you up in Al | ens bany last month?” 1 The ex-Governor got excited and there BALLOTS ARE STOLEN | was a ittle disorder in tne polling! PF ‘The voter it on Mr. Tammany watcher didn't in at 2. ' Police Reserves Called to Drive] nie way to visit other polling piaces. Progressives were aiso apparentiy eda few hours’ rest, | vote. \oting more or less straight, but that efore dawn matting out the ——— nvee sown ‘Republicans were tating coe: traordinary polos. presauttons | Strong Arm Men Out of |@grg COURT ORDER {dant in marking thelr ballots. | jad peen tay to invure an bai | G fand Each voter was handed two balloteJund an honest count. The pr Booths. AGAINST REPEATER and © are prepared to quoll disturbances aw uu fe to anfexunrd the pole carrying the Uexet, the oth the fowr Constitutional amendments. In Uistricte where the percentage of for-! 4 man who snid if he gave hie uame aign-born is heavy the voters had @ ltl ne would bo Killed told DistricteAt of trouble over the constitutional ne, Whitman inat night that almost amendments, many of them having O°} 209 repeaters had bean achooled sy conception of what the analler ballet | Tammany to wo through the upper wear | j was about. Charles F. Murphy spent the early part of the day at his country home in Good Ground, He motored In thin aft teen to cast his vote in the Kighteenth Assemnbly District and to recelve the re turns to-night at ‘Tammany Hall, Mr. Murphy's intimates way he was never % confident of the success of the Tam- many ticket RIOTING BEGINS EARLY IN “TOM” FOLEY'S DISTRICT. Perhaps one of the bitterest fights in the greater city is that between the two factions in the Second Assembly District. After “Gene” Driscoll had neen scientifically “trimmed” by men sald to be members of the Chick Tricke gang in front of the Home Rule Club’ quarters at No. 48 Madison street at 8 IN SULZER’S DISTRICT. | #0 Wiliam dulaer invaded the Math A®) susticn Plateek, altting in special ns sembly District at 4 o'clock this morn-| Term, Part 11., of the Bupreme Court, ing and announced his intention of tour- Ing the district continually all day long cause why a peremptory writ of man- the election officials of the Third Elec-| sare visited each of the aiztean polling places! tion District of the Sixth Assembly ise i the district three times, and between | District upon affidavit of Maz Gordon {hia tours of the polling places he held|of No. 176 Stanton street. [forth to cheering crowds at head-| Gordon, in hie affidavit, sald that he} G. quarters, Seventh street and Avenue B.| Went to his polling place in the Third) jy i | 1 | District, Sulser'’s Assembly District, 6 Rid x bile was followed by great crowds of es hee Gee: hectapiled bbe dhe men and boys, blowing horns, ringing | ready voted under his name. Gorton bells and agitating other nolee-making | was not allowed to cast hia ballot, and devices. The former Governot was as-|then hastened over to the Supreme mured that the Sixth Assembly Distriet|Court to get a writ of mandamus, gtandn willing to send him to the White| Justice Platsek signed an order to House tn the next national election, and |#hOW cause why the mandamus should hot be issued requiring the officiale to he seemed to be greatly pleased. allow Gordon to vote. The order was Sulzer’a automo- for But me ERAS Banta dm Renn cn BR AARAR 5st MRIS EMR BOI we MII MR 2 a I He, THE SIXTH. Driscoll had We AAA NAH EAARAAKARANAN KAKA UM HH HEM ORR RW RNR ‘There was a lively strest battle be-|Court by Harry Kopp, Republican cany wen & band of gorillas and the re-|didate for Assemblyman in the Sixth, |© been pelted with bed egge and garbage | eerves of the Clinton atreet police | PPosins Sulzer, and from this it was and other political dainties by @ horde | side early this morning and vo | t of amall boys, the brothers Driscoll | names of registered voters, Immediate i SoGclbAGs GAL. ho! Fapeater (Was tx Announced that they were going to precautions were taken to prevent this. atation shortly before 3 o'clock this protection from the courts because] Early to-day automobiles carrying afternoon when forty toughe stormed! when the election commission of | lau they couldn't depend upon the police | ploked crews of athletic young men be- te the fact that there wae @ new] gan a watch in the upper weet al police captain on the job apecially m- ported from Jamaica, L. 1. Gordon was accompanied to the|'? the polling place of the Seventh Elec-/ the district, upon the order to show Dei from colleges and reform organi: The bea foal gate pital HG there are men i M’CALL NO 182 an uproar, and. there seemed danger | polling the election offeiala of the dis- President drove away in an automovile comfort. Dr. Reed shoes tova Democratic Club, Fole near the puiling places, who of an armed outbrea! fore the tougha| trict to allow ; or A short ride through the country. H ‘ tion, and the Drisooll-Rofrino rebela|know the face of every . could be driven away. As it was, how-| Isaac Raglan ae he 205 Stanton anal anae are made in a great variety needed only a very email incident telef importance in the city. They are , ever, the police did not find it neces+|atreet wae the second person from BOY STRANGELY SHOT, ot stylish, comfortable lasts, produce @ blase. The incident was fur-|part of a force of 100 detectives on belie cai wary to draw their revolvers, although | sul: Assembly District to appeal > . including the famous Dr. nished when a watcher at the polling | watch throughout the Greater City. (Continued from Firat Page) they used their clubs freely on the! for @ write of peremptory mandamus.| in the crowd in ‘Thomas Jefferson Ai place at No. 64 Madison atreet chd@Mlenged| Many of the enthusi a heade of the invaders, Justice Delany granted him an order| Park this afternoon some one fired of al fm Reed Arch Supporting Robert Brenai of No, 1 Oliver atreet.| working for Fusion ari Urenzi swore in his vote, telling the According to the Sulser men, the gorll-) to show cause after it had been ex-| laa wer, Four Men Taken at Polls and place, but nothing came of it The! Wilson arrived here £ and Mr. Sulzer went On| started Pleased IT am at LIVELY STREET BATTLE IN| argued at noon to-day. ‘The students followed the President after his brother: Axaon, As Mr, ¥ favor of Sulzer. students were still assembled He Which {s one of the characteristic Prine BALLOT NO 178: tion District of the Sixth Assembly | cause obtained by Gordon, failed to|ton phrases for terminating all cere. 1 | District. Before the disorder wan|appear at noon Justice Glegerich| monies. i quelled the whole neighborhood was in| signed the welt of imandamua com-| Tho students th TRRNAaNaeoheaitatic ane" Tammany Candidate Voting in WIPMAMWATPHER iss. sceiwr= Rice's oe. PRESIDENT VOTES DRISCOLL TALKS OF GU: ’ al Polling Place on Amsterdam Ave. | hud not oe . ! Abies | | mornine, < , taaied fit in Which he said t the pe aphed Evening World Photographer) ! Word ran through the uemhvorhor strict Waa fall of Rimmen is the employ of ex-Sherift “Tom Foley, the Tam: | ge see | that Sulzer was there and soon there ni ct Yee ate 2 FOOT | | pane Jeader. Ho shuddered to think of What might happen vefore the dig was - aR was a mob on hand that completely STUDENTS CHER ing College Song, They €scort Wilson to the Polling Place. aaa MINURTON, N. J, Nov 90 thi © his home polling ternoon an . On his way he was ted by townsimen and Pr is. Le was fina mount the steys of University Hall address u crowd of several hundred ents, Mr. W son said he came to Princeton merely to vote and was very to ee ail his old friends. hen the President arrived the stu- dents Were massed about the station | thie morning issued an order to how | singing and cheerin ed for the polling 1 Betore 10 o'clock in the morning he had |4mue should not be issued against] Gente fell in benind Mr, Wilson start- e und the stue 4 formed a pa- e. Although the President walked, drummer of the students rode in an automobile by himself, Ax the pro- cession moved along the students sang ink Back to Nassau Hall.’ hig Mttle speech from the xteps of Election day in the Sixth took on the | Election District of the Sixth Asmembly | tniversity Hall the President sald: “The gentleman who authority,’ indicating a cheer leader, “informed me that I « further without saying a word. here to vote for a very excellent man eems to be In in proveed no Governor, the Democratle canMdate. 1 shall not Induige in politics. 1 only want to say how delightful it is to acquaintance and how to renew my r reception.” the polling place, which is in a emall firehouse where he has heretofore The President voted hin ballot. law, Dr. Stockton jon came out the ingly 1 to them “All over! 1 dispersed and the Ciallenger atthe same time. tat, Re tnd wil co-operate. with ve Ga Tammany forcen That buch an invasion | 24 tn Kepian'e hene in the Thied Eiee.| OLIVE OILS DEFINED wend lene hetween them when |the iol ot non-partisan watchers for a Snapping Dog Adds to was Wanses Hed been the ae ot a tion District of the Sixth Assembly] BY NOTED CHEF wot place, the Y » le 2 : Y ulser men for several days, er} Diatrict, and that Kaplan's vote had “ it of store where| body wil polling place by bis secretary, Qharles a ; : Some delight palate an Gig Fosikg usd: vaan oeth Rage, Till be on the Job until the vallote | A” viickey, and by his body«uurd, John General Excitement. tbe mob had veen dispersed Sultot ad-| yeen rafused when he appeared at the| others are good for palate and gan to argue with the challen The Honest Ballot watchers Rave | Mackin. Of his plana for the day, he fae tha ten ICArias Who. they) beliavd, ’ them make fair soap."— to follow a talk carried them a few doors away to} about 1,500 challengos and querritia |: were opening a programme of violence for this evening I have left to Mrs, Me- can" ‘Anything to aay about the outcome | iis is the Bronx's debut as a county, 1 elec and party feeling there has run high ‘all interrupted with a laugh. these many days, the voters were early clu! come down the steys of the club ut that/ing frauds, In districts where minute and, aa if hin exit was a signal, larities are expected, photos! about » dozen men who are well knowm have been assigned to take pictures of “gtrong-arma” of the diatrict and sald! suspected illegal voters, special ar- | tous to be Foley henchinen ran up and fell! rangements have been imade to protect a ‘Leave {t to the voters,"" he sald, "I upon Driscoll. He wee punched and/ the photographers in their work. won't talk along that tin asiir. Everybody was bent upon! place occurred when a large percentag rolled in the mud until several detec! Lieut. Dan Costigan's squad of special “showing ‘em," the “‘em” he tes was already in the boxes. {iver came Up. They arrested Breoal,| police will be assisted ‘oy slaty Fioker-|MR. WHITMAN VOTES BEFORE ticunee fnapectara una {tho “goriias” appeared. in groupe et as elten nts at the polling places. As| closed, but after the besieged polling places tiad been cleared, it was found that @ quantity ef ballots had been stoleti ‘The attack on the Avenue D polling vary! ignificance, Driscoll the one who atarted| ton dotectives in following @ dozen BREAKFAST. vernon eet eee tne y two and three, and soon the disorder the trouble. : watchers were as keen as kitty at the ; hae . “Clem Matrict-Attorney Charles S$, Whitman|rat hole, watching for violators of the | they created wae altogether too muc! Brother “‘Clem" had walked from Bip It te belleved have beso tec voted ut 1045 A, M. in the Twenty-nec- | law. for the two bluecoats on duty. The re- home in Oliver street to the polling place | tiven will be sent to eaoh of these m nes rel et Dia tae, acd by tha ene (Continued from Firet Page.) Wa amour, ure icin to and weaith | Tnterment Bt. of thé Bixth Election District at No. &]ing places with instructions to foil pa Fen Sy Dintnet re He wagiyiais One of the enrlicst arresta was made tan eniruenes anishan Tarver ot dee ‘eopeacniiiiacs Peters ia Madison street and there vo As hefench of the tere throughout the bie Ae Send I F coin, for trial put cigar store at No. 412 Fourth avenue, | \t ti? Polling place of the Fifteenth} tectives had gniloped around from Clin- emerged from the polling place # crowd | ay. et him with @ vol- | COURTS READY TO HANDLE ALL] No. 37 Madison avenue alone, and when|Afembly District, ‘There, Sydney | struggling nen. The reserves plunged ELECTION CASES. he entered the polling place he spoke to|Pavidson, twenty-three yeara old, a|into the fray and drove the invaders out Special precautions have been taken|the election olucers and was handed| Watcher for the Honest Ballot Associe- | of the neighborhood, making no arrests, all right,” declared the grocer-chairman. He fled. Luter he said he was #0INE | yy ine Diatrict-Attorney's office to deal| ballot No. 81. The Dastrict-Attorney | tion, wus arrested at the instance of| All the policemen on duty were detailed | “Gawd knows I've made out that bill pelers a Mare r ner Seti pile floaters and repeaters, In each|epent Jess than & minute in the bouth,| Luke McAvoy, a Republican inspector, | from Brooklyn and Staten Ieland and | for $37 often enough ior Che GETees @ omer, + | Mawistrate'’s court there will be twoland as he passed hix ballot to the offf- | sto aa } wt have te an a Drigcoll maintained, had provoked the | Aggistant District-Attorneys to pi at ot tuelucn a. Asoniight photomraps {AcAvO?, Sbareed that Devideen was) Way CW, Oy mae ith watehere | [DUANE O'BRIEN of ‘No. tao Raut assaults upon himself and hie brother. | complaints and prosecute such election | was sot off, timtaat polling farmed with watchers ne Hundred 0h ts ry “CHICK” TRICKER'S INTIMATES | °asee as are, brought in, Mr. Whitman said he had not break- hen Gus Anderson of No. @8 8t/ in which pagel the were erected were | , Nree Ag. shat 6 one ' Magistrate Krotel inaued 190 warranta| fasted, but un soon oa he did mo it win| ANM'® Avenue came In to voto Davidson | crowded with persons whose only buale | Femietered in, his nals trom, the same EASILY RECOGNIZED. yesterday at the instance of the Dis-|hia intention to go to hix office at the| Nallenged him, McAvoy pointed out] ness appeared to be making @ noise, pry Re Beg Hath pin reas iy 1 Among the intimates of Chick Trick-| trict-Attorney, making the total pre-|Criminal Courts Building, where he ex-|that Anderson had voted in that dia- More than half the registered vote | jook out for the ian who might try to H er, who seemed to be particularly » ters name, intimidating voters. pared by the Election Bureau about 400. | pected to be busy for several hours, As|trict for eleven yeara, but Davidson in-| of the district had been cast at mooa.| vote under his name. They promised, @ Second Aasembly District, were} in addition to these many warranta|he left the polling place « moving sisted that thia was not so, and the| Mr. Sulser professed to believe that | and, sure enough, when O'Brien went to j Nconnined "Nigger Mike" Slater, form- oy Pell street divekeeper; "HI! Hey-| applications directly from the police, flashlight picture inside the polling place man had been cast for him. The Tam- who is well Known in certain| One-fourth of all the warrunte Iesued| wes taken Mr. Whitman raixed a Inugn| (2 "and aside eo that Anderson might) ooo) Heit and Republican leaders de- at profesiona as “Provitence aiim;" “Big lare in the Third Assembly Diatrict,|by remarking: “You ave 1 am voting | Yl Magistrate Deuel, sitting In Mor- that thelr people were standing ae the Fant OW Een Cae Ka" Coakley, Jack Birocco, the 6anS| where Senator John C. Fitagerald is the} under fire.” risania Police Court, heard the evidence ulser would ve found | "St he nad ‘to ag: to the Morrigania leader, and Jimmy Martello, who Was| Tammany lead ‘The Fourth, Four-| The District-Attorney said {t was prob-] and discharged Davidson forthwith, jave gathered only the Progressive | Court, where Magistrate Deuel dis- svolved in the shooting up of “BS |teenth and Twenty-seventh Assembly able that he would receive the returis] The next arrest was that of Charles! ve charged him, The other “O'Brien” Jace” Ps on Doyers street | Districts are ea: responsible fer 10 per|at Fusion Headquarters to-night, He] schmidtmeyer, twenty-two yeara old, of} didn't show up. a year ago. Home of the elty’e best] cent. of the warrants, would not make any prediction 49 to the} xo, 3002 Third avenue, He got into ourglars and gunmen were among those! several warrants were lsmued yester:|reault of the election, trouble in the Twenty-eiath lection prement. day as the resuit of Justice Gavegan Charles Francis Murphy east ballot ' wight Justices sat in Special Term, | decision on Saturday that a man's] No, 117 In the polling place at No Past IL, of the Suprome Court to-1#y | yoting residence end Mie home whould | iret avenue this afternoon, He walk hear election disputes and petitions | be the oa Assistant District-Attor-|to the polling place from his home ai] Kepublican wateher, eh District of the ‘Thirty-third Assembly | | District, Where Charles J, Goldatein, « eed him with 1 tor writs of habeas corpus arising oUt |ney Train has received from Herbert | No. 305 Kant Seventeenth street acaom: | illegal voting, + of @hallenges made at the polls, Ae on counsel for the Voters’ | paniod by Judge Michael Diake. Aw the | ERROR BLAMED ON BOARD OF past election days the court convened and Kdward R. Finch of tho] Tammany leader was about ty deposlt ELECTIONS. at 9.90 o'clock to mt until the polls close. | Honest Ballot Association, the names of | Nis ballot he was informed that news ‘ Lawyers representing every political) many persone to whom the decision ap-| paper photo deaired to catch] The Board of Becton Inapectors hag faction Were in attendance ery | plies. Mr. Train announced that if any | hin in tho act ‘alled to have Schmidtmeyer sign hie police court dnd in reserve in the die-| oe these attempted to vote they would| “Ilow'll 1 pose?” inquired Mr. Murphy, {mame to the record, but when Magis trict clube to be called upon in 0a9e®| ye prosecuted. Inetructiong have been| Mr. Murphy Jaughed good naturediy [trate Deuel learned the fact he sata of emergency by troubled electors OF | issued to challenge their votes im every | as he followed directions while several [that if any one would make a eom- election inepectora who did not thor- ‘ statement. Rich, del — the sidewalk in front of the Home Rule| bande will find rough going, The Fusion {£0 Dall around the links of the Oak-| ‘The Pronk was not tardy to-day 1n| Leceting all the poll - jy be obtained [ro + polling places. The di sub. * Prlacoll Reppened to; committ 4 ye ylnd Club, at Bayside, I. 1 My plans | purnisn 4 if selected French oliv “Gene’ riac ee has another pian for chec' urnishing arrests and other mild ex object of the attack was not dis- pressings are naturally inferior, therefore subject to adulteration O Y took of 7S waled rect Mr. Whitman went from hie home at| "ection District of the Thirty-third | ton street the street was filled with| with @ voter over the epelking uf the | olive, lt. Cla ia sold Uy lire "Oh, I know how to epe!l your name, | Dept. W. 18 Piatt street. 3 2 HIRIS Pronounced She-ris feresting story seal ANTOINE CHIR com I come us olive oil can | revolve [ecattered shot thre Roomate an ey | Pais. di Piemonte, Maples. Manchioneal, Jamaica . Mohawt, Jacksonville . |C. of Savannah, Savannah | Princess Anne, Morfolx . cation is togkeep Dixon’ graphite, the basis Graphite Lubricants permanent oily, metal-to-metal Made in JERSEY CITY, N. 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Bim warrant, as ft was the board's fault ork a Tittle ¢ Headquarters eurly to have charge| MANY COLLEGE MEN Bel tet ere eo ta Fa Schmidtmeyer's, ‘The latter Corner West | CHALLE NS We ee i Mr. |was discharged. —— CORTLAND ——$—$<<—$—$__—— 2 Murphy said he would receave the elecr was put up to : | tion returns wt Tamnany dial, ae ha . resulted in the | wrountes at the polls with college men] been his custom for years ; hard Tregetng in the t (ee, or ., 0 h Eugene AL Pau, & ” candidate ctlon Dintriet of the Thi: a rr ‘ound Columbia University and other - F jon candida » Rlectic strict of the Thirty- STR World “‘Lost’’ Ad. fuatitutions, princtpaily in the went aide, | £4 Supreme Court Josie, voted val Assembly District, Tregoing Note thestyles, enjoy the comfort and test the quality nrth Avenue No. sl in the Twer i H “Makes Good" and with residents in hotels all over tie | >)? nd biectlun {wha ves at No. 840 Bast One Hundred ant Thirtyentnth street, was Hated on that an Arrow label assures in shirts. $7.50, up, let of the Twenty tot, with a polling city were reported ty the office of Board D lthe books ax residing at No. 343, Mag cue akere of Anaow Cotta In a Hurry! | & Biestions. avenue and bi \ Tone pauel antcan Gia cade toe and OT, FRABOOY & COs las. Teer) Ms YM Lcctanad als The point that college mon who reside | ciined to be inierview ed when the ¢ in transeription w, . in other States and cities ware not en | leony P. Dw of the fem of a, P jynude clear he discharged Tregoin ee ee a} i RS (e Fiaurya Semstg® | titted to vote in New York has been | Morgan und Co. voted vailoe No, 11 | MUSTEROLE A Mage ¢csrstonsn Pleuriay, | Rheumatism, | New York World: r y election distriy ever qua r H “tn Lucesay woraing of this week 1 1 ralsed agaiiat @ great many of these | the sane papilla lb oa Back or Joints, sprains, Sore Muscles, — Ointment tor Meuralga Siccitaatn ect Ease that throbbing pain, that split- At your druggist’s in @5c and Sic eee Found’ “olumn edeer, | atudents, and they were promptly chai-| ified as a prophet’ aed Mr Davin goad the ad. 4 “the “tinder” bas is | the law requiring hotel keepers to fur- | earding the election ond. 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