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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-08-08
Designation OF Office Day 0!
County superintendent q

Until further notice, hereby designan.L , sps
appoint every Saturday and the fourth r.'' Y,
In each mouth from Q q. m. to p
q Office avs, II which time will be IN m N, ~
dce 1t Mt. IdshO for the transaction OF al Jun
ness pertaining 70 school matters.
LEWIS ELsESsoHs,
County Superintendent
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-08-08

I The following 60 jurors and Witnetsess Ger.
tfhcatcs we're ordered paid and the auditor Of
dered to draw warrant therefor on the cur
rent expense fund. In favor OF John Coram for
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-08-08

The following Jurors and witnesses certih-
Gates were ordered paid aud the auditor order
ed 10 draw warrant therefor on the current
expense fund in favor Of Vollmer q Scott ior
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-12
ATHLETES FAILURE.
Was Not Success Until he Was Pu. on the
Right Food.

Cecclius Y. Hale. OF l7l7 Barclay
ST.. Baltimore. Md. no.. quite n fu-
nous runner. has had some interest.
i ing experience In regard to proper
feeding. His testimony Is worth the
attention OF any athlete, or In fact OF
any person who cares for good sturdy
powerful health.
up to about Is months ago I had
been in many athletic contests. with
out much success. about made up
my mind to stop. but a physical dl.
rector OF .he y. NJ. c. A. OF this city
advised me to use Grape Nuts food
and Postum Cereal Coffee as princi-
pal factors in my diet.
II accepted the advice and to-day
am In possession Of perfect health.
and great many medals won in DIFF.
ferent athletic events. can now run
race and finish In fine condition.
whereas before I started on the right
diet | would find myself in a falu,
ut the end OF race.
Formerly had more or less ner-
vous trouble and severe headaches.
am glad to say that since using
Grape-Nuts and Postum Food Coffee
| have forgotten what headache
feels like. My heart Is In perfect
condition. whereas while | was using
ordinary coffee 1t would not stand
the heavy strain. This statement Ia
absolutely true. mud do not object
to your publishing 1t. for II may
bring back health and strength To
some poor being suffering from III
health caused by the use OF improper
food"
There Is reason for this: In the
first place. ordinary coffee will show
It's effects somewhere in the nervou,
system-frcquently in weakening OF
the heart or In stomach troubles.
which prevents one from obtaining
the strength and value OF food. |.
Ia, therefore. necessary to quit the
use OF this drug. and In It's place use
Postum Cereal Food Coffee and
Grapc-Nnts Food.
They were both invented by n fool
expert and are made Mt the fsmsui
pure food factories Of the Postum
Cereal Co.. Ltd. at Battle Creek.
Mich. This food and the food drink
ara both made for definite purpose.
and there are Thousands OF userG
lthroughout the world who can tes-
fifty, from practical experience, that
the theory u borne out By the facts,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-12
"CISSIE" LOFTUS FINDS
THIEF OF HER JEWELS S.
Turns Seth and Has Her Maid Arrested-And This
Is No Press Agents Story.

hundred dollars worth when Mss LOT.
ius sent her Cbouy-hu maid. Annie
Wilson. or 40 3l5 Yves, Thlrty-sixth
street. t" Broadway jewclicr to &c:
Nv" brooches which had been left to be
cleaned. The pins were set with dli-
rnonds and pearls
Annie returned and told Miss LOTUS
tina; the brooches were not ready Th.
actress suspected IN. g.rl then. She did:
n bit OF s!cu,hIng. and found that both
brooches had been delivered TO the
maid
says the Maid Confessed.
The actress notified III. police, and
Dctcctiv. Clarke. OF tile West Thirty
seventh street station. Investigated II.
arrested Annie wilson yesterday The
girl at hrs; denied having stolen any.
thing, hut the empty brooch boxes were
FOUND In her possession,
Annie was arrnigned In the West Side
Court to-day. Miss Lotus did not APP
pea MIS-. Henry acted for her. She
gave a list OF nearly thirty missing
| ariiS!cs stolen during the year.
Detective Clarke testified that the girl
had nfCss.d to him THE stealing Of the
brnorAes. nut when Mrs. Henry read her
long list, Annie cried:
Decd. ledge. didn't take al! dem
inEs..
Mas,ara:e Cornell held the girl In
N,VD bail for examination.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-12
SLIPPERY LAD
IN Tolls AGAIN.
WILLIE BLANCH HAS THRICE
ESCAPED FROM RESTRAINT.

'.WillIe" Bianch. little ,ourtecn.ycar
old Brooklyn lad, who has three times
escaped from the hands OF tho law. was
this morning arraiSacd b,fore Msgis.
tratc Furlons. In the Myrtle Av.nu-
Police Court.
Mrs. Mary Devine. who has n cloth
Ing store at No ., North Elliott street.
accused the boy OF stealing s.: from
the stors. Al the request o. the Chi
dren's Society. however. she withdrew
+ her complaint. ana Bianch was sent TO
TIM House OF Refuge ms a vagrant
Geveral months ago Dlanch escape
from the Children's Society Shelter by
crAwIlnE out OF fourth-stoey window
and sliding down leader to the
/ ground. He was recaptur1d and y! n,
10 the Juvenile Asylum. He showed his
keApfct for the instssutions system o,
r1syralnf by escaping from the third
{ Etnry by means or u rope. J.
rs va again rearrested on Thursday
: Asls4 .feedn1Initted. Z u :
1 NJ hfn the officar put his hanis into
3 III n E{sfzafa 20 pay the boyt street ca
ftt 70 tho nhyluru. however. Btanc.
q rom tue car and yhnlahed IN
~ II Hszss. In: vas net seen Asatn until
!. We HsFasfsd him on SEIatbuHil
5 & =: & : = s nittts
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-12
LETTER.CARR|ER
IN HOT WATER.
JORDAN ACCUSED OF DEFAM-
ING PRESIDENT M'KINLEY.

Post once Inspectors Mccoy and
O'Mnilcy. who have been investigating
the case OF Letter-Carrler Neil Jordan.
OF Paterson. y. j.. who ls accused OF
having useh defamatory lansuggc con-
corning the late President Mckinney
have complete. their inquiry aud for
~arded their report to the Washington
authorities.
Jordan and three men who testified 10
having heard him uSc the language
complained of were examined by the In
speciors yesterday.
Previous to going 80 .. ;;s:so;;. the IN
spectors ur. said 10 have investigated
similar cases NJ Broekton. Mass.. ard
Hornellsvlllc. y. Y. Two Of the vii.
nesses against Jordan were local bus!-
meas men. The testimony OF the wit
nesses and of Jordan himself was pu; In
writing.
Jordan was present during the entire
hearing. II IL expected tina, the Wash
ington authorities will take prompt nc-
ton in the matter.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-12
BOY RUN Down
BY AUTOMOBILE.
ABRAHAM WISHWISKY's LEG
BROKEN IN CENTRAL PARK.
I.Ouis J. Narris. Owner Of Mn.
chine, Lives Mt Waldorf
Astoria.

An automobiie. known AZ the Rec
Rover. ran over n fourtecn-ycar-old DO,
in Central Park this afternoon. breaking
his leg.
The usual Saturday afternoon crowd
was walking M and down the side
walks OF the Eas, Drive when the auto
mobile came bowling along at a h!IH
rate OF sped. Louis J. Harris. who I've:
at the Waldorf-Astor!a. AMI who owns
the machine. was operative, II.
Busiiy engaged In steering his way
through the procession, OF vehicles.
Harris did not see the lad run out fro.l
the sidewalk and attempt to cross tile
road T., front OF him. Tho front wheel
o! tn. automobile knocked the boy
down and passed over his lea
\ bicycle policeman sped after iiarri.'
Was taken to the PRESBYTERIAN Hospital
Tor treatment; He told the ,dortors
there that his name was abraham,
AZ No. CO Eas, Third street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-12
BIC TIM EVEN
BOSSES CROKER.
SULLIVAN BECKoNs AND THE
SQUIRE RESPONDS.
Tnmmnny IL Putting All the re-
sponsibIiity for shepard on
the brooklyn Crowd.

Blk Tim" Snillvnn's power is bccom.
ms more apparent every day. and his
Sclf.nsscrtivcnc-s In the club feazes the
oli-timcrH an; ...S.- the new Corners
Croker. Il Is noticed. Is unusually eunvc
with the big Eas, Side leader
An incident tina, demonstrates Suli!.
vans power occurred nj the club yes.
tcrday Sullivan was In conference
with three other district leaders ~
though croko- wac in the club he was
not ht the conference. After whilc
word cam" 10 him that Senator Sulii.
van" wished TO see him.
Croker lost no time In Fastening Ia
the room. which he lcf, before the con.
.er"nrr concluded
Richard Croker renewed his deter.
mlnation to-day to remain silent on the
subject ~ politics Ever since his re-
turn from Vantage he has maintal
mos, Intimate friends.
No; Tow, 80; n""," has been his re-
ply To- all requests FOR his views an the
outlook. y few days ago the Tammnny
chicttlin showed relcn,ing signs
II II be- ready to talk tomorrow" ne
said on Thursday Thursday came with
the leaders lips SIN closed "To-mor.
row h" promised yesterday.
'To-morrow' being to-day. Mr.. Croker
was asked 20 unbo>om himself Instead
he rcrnAined In his room At the club
and sent down word that he had decided
not To talk at all
Those who recalled the daily talks
handed out during the last campaign
hy Croker are puzzled at his retic"ncc
now. But those close to the Chief un-
dcrstnuI 1t. FOR hc Is holding his silence
nt the expressed wish OF the "Tammany
inner council
orr OF Mr. Crokcrs llcutcnan,s told
an Evening World reporter to-day that
rnmmany had decided to lot the
brooklyn crowd" run the campaign.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-12
SHAKEDOWNS
OR TRANSFERS?
CURIOSITY ABOUT 1853 CHANGES
IN POLICE FORCE.
Every body at Police Headquarters
Wants some one Eisc tn Ex-
plain the situation.

In the issue to-day .! weekly po'Ic'
newspaper callei the Chief there APP
pears the record OF los transfers OF pa
troimen. There IL not hing about, the list
All made this week. and Information
was requested from Commissioner Muir
phy.
lie said that the lis; was an ola one.
taking In transfers made weeks ngn
For full lat o. transfers for the week
he referred the reporters 10 Inspcc,o;
cor;right.
The Inspector referred the reporters
20 ScrIi. Sug!cn. Deputy Commits
slower Deverys -!sht-hnnd man. and he
IN tn r, fcrrcd tn m 10 Scrgt o'connor
who has c.,aIg. of the tran-'c; r"soi''s
Ssrgi. O'connor would not shaw the
transfers. bu; ne announced that there
had been forty-,hree during the week
Some az them ws-" only for one DAY.
ne explained. For instance. here's Pa
,rolman Brown. we'll say. trnn-!err-,
from the Nineteenth 20 the Twentieth
P-ec!nr, On Wednesday. ana back TO the
Nineteenth on Thursday
II was charged by Policeman O'Neill
that this was the 'shakednwn" method
to transfer a man. and II he conclude!
to stand FOR "a "shakciown." transfer
him back to the precinct OF his prefer
cnce. When this was suggested 10 S.rgt.
'O'Conno- he became a silent as a clam
and nut the transfer book out Of sight.
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Stuart's Tablets after every meal TO insure
perfect digestion and avoid trouble.
But It Is not generally Eaown that tho
tablets are just rs good and wholesome for
lit;ic folks as for their elders
Little children who are pale. thin and
have no appetite. or do not Srow or thrive.
should use the tablets after eating and Will
derive great bsnsn; FROM them.
Mrs. q. H. Crc;slgy. Us Washington ST..
l!oboacn. Now Jersey. writes: "S;uarts
Dyspepsia Tablets Just Ill the bill for chill.
dren. well Us for elder folks. I've had
the hes; OF luck with them. My three
ycar-old gil takes Them readily AZ
candy / nave OGIy 20 SAY 'tao!ets anu sno
3rops'e.eryt ease and runs for them.
Buffalo 1o.hef. short time ago. who
despaiTed q! the lie % her babe. waA so
child these tablets that she went before tho
notary pGblic 81 Erie Co.. y. y. and made
Gsn,lcmcn? Stuar;'s Dyspepsia Tablets
were recommended 10 the 20! my two
mon,hs-old baby. which was sick and puny.
digestion. took the child TO the hospital.
hu, there found no relief. a friend men:
I'Y box from oS my drusgi., and Used only ,ss
larLe. sweet !ozenSes In The box. and was
Issh'eS TO md M sy . Msts IS', ho thn
s ssT1T.i ne. 'ps'M I, u : : nETHi.orEm.'
reih IDA LAY Of APRIL. 1885,. HENRY KARls'
Notary Public in and for Erie Co.. y. Y.
For babies. no matter how young or del!.
cate. these tablets will accomplish wonder,
~ Increasing flesh. appetite, and growth.
Use only the large. sweet tablets Ia every
box. Full--l3ci boxes are sold by all drug.
Gists for. 70 cents. and no parent should
neglect the use OF this safe remedy for all
stomach and bowel troubles n the child IL
ailinS IN any way regarding Its food OF
assimilation.
StuSrt's Dyspepsia Tablets have been
known for years ns the best preparation for
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-12
Four Members Of Registry
Board in Brooklyn Are
Hailed to Court.
M'CULLAGH'S MEN ACT
Claim 30 I'd Allowed Seven Men to
Register Whose Right to Vote
Had Been Challenged.

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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-12
BANK VAULT BLOWN UP.
burglars G"t Only 1900 In south.
ington tCOnnJ institutions.

SOUTHAMPTON. Conn. Oct r.
Burglars looted the ,aul; OF the South
lmpton Savings Bank here. but secured
only $40. the rest or the money In the
Ins;iiu,ion--about t2.ooG--belnE In II safe
which they were unable to cccn. The
vault ioors were blown TO pieces.
AZ ;hc!r methods OF operation seem
to have been distinctly similar TO those
OF the men who attempted to break into
the Norfolk Savings Bank II few days
ago. the officers are inclined to believe
that the two Job, were committed BY
the same gang.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-12
SHARP CLASH IN
SCHLEY COURT.
"FaIsel" Cried Rayner When LemIy Talked Of
the Accuracy Of His Statements.

WASHINGTON O,t l,-Just before
,bc Sch,ev ,.ou,, q, t,n,irv ,Jl,ur,cd
TO-DAY Judge- Advocate LtHiIy hauc re-
marks about the conduct OF Mr., Ray
nor AdrI,,I srht.v,s rhI.y counsel
a.,
Which the latter resented MI hayheF
had attempted to Introduce a statcmen!
,,.,,,.J I, regard ~ ,bc snccd Of the
P'''''''" VI " a.. Va ~"
Vessels ri thc fS'hS 3l"a"f""' '"h'
Capt. Icmly objected. saying that some
-, m, statements az Mr. Hayncr Were
,. N, p.,, -
inaccurate. 10 '"'s III '"' "''
sponded:
ar council make, that statement out
4, a, go, =,
''ue I"e court u ~ '''S
Before the Court adjourned nii eN-
,,,n,,ion wns made on both sides which
$500, ,,, ,,,.,-,
Nufh'h' D'"cS Ea'u was Si''7'AS'''s'
Ilenrd Of Spnni.h Fleet.
Lieut.. Commander stanton the chief
,,itness of IN. L,y -cl,tci IN, rn-tiru-
~. .,,,, t,,.,, ~,
'"'H OF MS '''iS '"t"' '''''"' W Wv
prcsonc" OF c"rvcth's ii-et nj Santiago.
II. snid That Will. the lee, under Ad-
-,, s,rr.nn lac %, iS.v V,s. a.,
"'"' va
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-12

Nor said there was no communications
between them between May y ant
May q He then quoted the despatc!
OF May q ns the tlrst positive knowl'
edge conveyed 10 Commodore Schlcy.
The Time Fixed.
Mr.. llama WHAT IL the hrs, posi,iv,
ORDER
Mr. tIanua-D!d he receive /, on tbs
:.thr
Mr.. Hlyn"r-lIc never received 4, or
In" 18th tAft"r being prompted by Ad.
niral Schlcy.I lie got II on June 10.
Mr.. Hanna-Iiow IL II possible. Thea
that lapsr OF time?
Mr.. Rayncr-That is ius, wha; ",
want to psovc-;hnt he had no orders
except those contained IN lcspa;chc'
The despatch. after m argument. was
DECLARED already in ,evil'rrc
The exciting Incident ~ The day here
arose between Judge Advocate Lcmly
and Nj Rlyn"r. when Lieut.. tom
mnndcr Stluntom vas excused Mr.. Ray
ner asked lslv. t. present ~ "vidcn q
n supplementary chart prepared oy
Lieut.. DYSON. II thu Hur'au ~ steam
Engineering. showing tn" speed of the
vessels OF III. fiyIng squadron.
Caps. l.emiy objected on the ground
tina; this evidence was not pertinent NJ
this stage % the proceedings
ltnSner Got Angry.
Mr. Rayn.. here undertook to read n
doCumrn, accompanying III" chart. when
Capt. I."mly, rising, ld lressci III" court.
Stylng With rrf.r"nc" 20 Mr, Rayncr:
lie IN NOT n Curat" In his statements,
II the court please. ON the contrary. u.
= very inaccurate" He holds a paper
before him and reads what IL not on
that paper. He has repeatedly done It,.
Their was ripple az Laughter
through the room when this sta 'inrn,
was made, and some persons inside the
railing Joined In II. hu; IL was noticed
that Mr.. kayner did not accept the re.
mark AZ Intended to be SOcd-Ea, cured
Ills face WIS flushed when hc replied
wrirh H. dil without rising. saying:
II he states that outside the cour!
will "iy u Is false.
To this car;. Lemiy retorted: "If he
states that outside the court Il II an.
other matter. but II he states II In the
court II II highly improper
While counsel were still talking back
AMI forth at each other Admiral Dewey
arose and administered III. oath to the
next witness. Lieut.. Nathan g. Twin
ing. formerly OF the hati!c-sh,p Iowa.
wGr had been waiting 10 b. called
Will. the co.loIuy was In progress,
Lieut. Tw!nlng's testimony covered
points already brought ont as to the
siege Of cicnfucgos.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-12
SULTAN HoNoRs AUTHORS.
Edward W. Dodd and Mrs. Dodd.
of BROOKLYN, Drcoratcd.

CoSSTANTINOPLE. Oct. l?-when
the sultan yesterday received Gen. nor-
ace Porter. the United States Ambaa-
sador to France. and Mrs. Porter. ana
rrfserted u valuable souvenir 10 Tho
FORMER and decorated the latter with
the Grand Gordon of the Epe .lnat, L.,
nlko resolved Edward Wi.liamE B1dl
the author. and his wife. Anna Bowman
Dodd. the nuthoress. OF Brooklyn. y Y.
The Sultan conferred on Mr.. DcGd the
order OF the Osnani"h ui the Second
Class. ard on Mrs Dodd tho Of.icr ui
the che.akat OF the Second Cirgs
Tie whole party afterward took tea
In the Yildiz Park
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-12

'CL.sie" Lotus. the crstwhiic vandc-
vile mimic. but now OF the ''icgiti-
mate" Is the latest actress to have
her jewels stolen. Usually the theft OF
mn nc,rc.e's diamonds cmana,cs from
the fertile brain or tho press agent,
Miss I.oftus's story differs material
~ fr,-n the hoary- haired version in that
she has cnugh, the thief. tina; Is. she
has had he. maid arrested for the
robbcrics.
And II the girl prisoners Indignation
AT her being pu, In durance Vile "a
assumed. she rivals her mistress hs
an actress But the police place much
crcdence In Miss Lnftus's story.
though a, nrst they fought shy OF the
case.
M,.tcriou. Losses of II Irnr.
For year past. Miss LOTUS relates
she has been missing various article
OF personal adornmcnt in the way 81
icw"ilcd pins. rings nj brooches. The
losses were mysterious. Each piece OF
Ewciry vanished into thin air at Miss
l.ot,us's home. No -, Wcs, Eighty
lfst stree: where she lives ~!,h Mr-
Elizabeth Henry.
The losses md amounted to scvcra
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Journa,i., and ri,s,or,nu D.,d.

ROCHESTER,. Oct. IA. Tiffany
Norton. aged hfty-sevcn. city editor OF
the Democrat and Chronicle died yes
terdly from typhoid pneumonia. Mr..
Norton was the author OF valuable his
tories OF Livingston County and Gen.
Joseph Su!l!van's campaign through the
GeneNce Valley
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-12
DUTY ON RUSSIAN
SUGAR STANDS.
FEDERAL JUDGE RULES ON
x EXTRA TARIFF.
lie Hold. That Inducements tO Re
nners Are Equivalent to
UOuntirs.

BALTIMORE, Oct. i2.-JuiIe Morris
in tit' United States District Court de.
cided this afternoon that the cxtr, tariff
duty levied on sugar imported from
Russia into the United States ~ legal.
The decision was rendered in the case
OF A. f. Downs against the Govern
ment. in which It was commended that
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-12
MIMIC MAY LEAVE CANADA,
Friction with the Ministry Liksi,
10 shorten Ills Term,

LONDON Oct I've understand"
says the Daily Chronicle. that owing
to friction with the Ministry the Earl
OF Mimic is not likely To complete his
term as Governor.General OF Canada.
offered TO Baron be BlaauIcre."
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Another Great Army of Cit
liens Is Registering
To-Day.
BREAKING ALL RECORDS.
Marvellous Results Of Yesterday
Seem Likely to Be Repeated
McCuIlagh on the Watch.

Another big rush OF citizens to the tcs-
istrat.on booths Is reported to-day ir,m
oil over the city II seems probable that
q standard :cr the number OF votes IN
rolled on tn: second registration Jay OF
an "off year vii: be set.
Leaders on beth sides were su.osi.cd
by the marrel,cps work YESTERDAY. and
are to-day taking desperate measures to
get out their followers. Close districts
are being watched By bottle sides. Wncn
the registration booths are Closed to-
night 1, Is believed fully 10000 more
names will have been added to the lists.
There IL little chance for colonization
In any part OF the city. As on yester-
day. tn. deputies OF State Superin,erd-
ent Mcculiagh are stationed In every
district where "rcpcatcrs'' are likely %
DC found. ana At the iirs, nt,cmp; to
run In "foaters" arrests will be made.
SO far to-day no trouble has been
reported. but vigilance has been by no
means relaxed.
DrookIyn's Registrations.
Reports received at political head
quarters In Brooklyn indicate that the
heavy registration OF yesterday Is hold
far shows n falling OF from the figures
OF 1870, there liz substantial Increase
over the registration for the Mnyornlty
election In 1897.
Both sides claim an advantage In TINS
increase. The Republicans assert thar
the decreases are all In Democratic
dlstricis and the Increases In Republican
districts.
Chairman John l.. Shea. OF the Demo
cratic Campaign Committee. 'iatiy dis
putes the Republican claim OF aavant-
are. He does not give figures. hut as
seris tina, the gains are IN Democratic
districts ard the losses IN Republican
ds,r!cis. brooklyn, Ii. said. VIII
roll up an o,d-lime majority tor Ed
ward " Shepard
Big ReEistrntiOn.
Tho total number OF voters who reg
istercd In all the nv. borouEhs OF
Greater New York yesterday was :o.6'a
This remarkable showing for the rrst
gay Is In excess of the total r.gistra-
lions on first days FOR each year since
1sT. with the exception OF last year
when the unusual interest aroused by
tue Presidenuai campaign Dtoush. out
total 0: c52,vtS voters.
In 1881 the first days registration VAS
1!y.Sa:: In 1895 II fell TO l5J. IL. and In
Icy, 20 only 1856. Yesterdays regis
tratlons surpass all reco.dso Tor a
Aayoralty year. with only municipal
issues involved. and another heavy out.
pouring of voters Is looked for to-day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-10-12
shcr-r No, In Quicksilver.

Manager William Shcrcr, o. the
Clearing House Association. states ;ha,
he has resigned from tn, B'ard % the
Empire Consolidated Quicksilver M:niEE
Company Of New jersey. ana thu; i.c IL
no Longer connected with the company
In any way. \ despatch from tn. West,
yesterday mentioned Mr. Shcrcr as
among the directors recently rc-clccGel.
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no bounty vas paid 10y Russia on sugars
:panuf nciurrd thcrc.
Judge Nor, Isis decision holds that inc
Inducements 10 reilncrs held out BY tho
Eussian Government are cau!valen, to
Counties
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ELECTION BETS.
Wall street Firm WnHcrcd $1,000
ON Low-Evcn Money UuIes.

These bets we're reported In Wall
street to-day:
C. II. Minzeshclmer be, 800 on Low.
Tho name. OF other principal was not
stated. MT. Minzeshe.mer also placed
N.voo against 500 on Low
BGnnell d Buchanan. OF the curb"
have HOO OF Low money to place At
even money. which Is the ruling price