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New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
REGISTRY MUST CLOSE AT TEN.
NOBODY CAN BE REGISTERED AFTER THAT
HOUR, SUPERINTENDENT M'CUL-
LAGH HOLDS

Some OF the Tammany captains in the Id Assem-
bly, District the office OF the Board of Eec
Yesterday and tried to get order 10 permit
the registration voters after 10 p. m, provided
the persons be registered in the polling
places and in line 10y 10 O'Clock They told
that the Board OF Elections could not give such
instructions. but the courts would see that persons
had the right to vote if they had been improperly
prevented from registering. An attempt made
later TO get Police Commissioner Murphy to give
order to the police 10 let people register after
10 p. m. Yesterday afternoon John McCullagh the
State Superintendent Of Elections. letter to
Commissioner Murphy asking him To call the at
tenton of the police the part OF the Registry law
which reads
begin AT O'Clock in the forenoon and continue
until 10 O'Clock in the evening.
Mr.. McCullaghs letter continued:
The election law does not contain any modifca-
.ion or qualification this specific provision The
law therefore allows person be registered as
unless the person has actually begun the act Of
registration at that time. when he he allowed
70 complete the act, but no other person can there
Instructions have been given to my deputies to
Therefore ,,s resnecffI reonst az ,bs tv Ion in
assist my deputies in enforcing this plain provision
John Murray. Of the inspectors OF election in
the Second Election District Of the With Assembly
District. was arrested and taken 10 the Centre-st
yesterday by deputies OF Superintendent Nc
Cuagh because the inspectors had failed 10 enter
the registration books the challenge afhdaVits
several II said that the great mum
challenges the district. In which are SeN-
eral BoRc-y lodging houses. made great pressure
Of business for the inspectors II was said thht the
inspectors had been warned repeatedly by McCul-
agh's deputies that tho law was being violated
Magistrate Deuel. paroled Murray for examination
next Tuesday. lie directed that on that day the
other three inspectors should be brought "a court
They are John J.. - Hare. OF No. = Bowery. the
other Tammanv official Alfred Davis Of No. -
East seventieth-st. and George Weber. Of No. =
Great Jones-st.. the Republicans on the board
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
PRAY AND PREY IN H4YMARKET.
BOSTON SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
LOSES GOLD WATCH. MONEY AND RING.


LOSES GOLD WATCH. MONEY AND RING.
BY mistake the sign Gospel Meeting To-
night was suspended over the door of the Hay
market Thirtieth-st and Sixth-ave. but the
Tenderoin FOUNDERS knew that there moth
ing but gayety inside and that it was not a
house of prayer.
But man who told the police OF the West
Thirteth-st. station that he sunday school
teacher thought differently and entered. Be
wildered by the music. interspersed with loud
laughter. ne turned To a young woman who
aCcosted him and asked. Where Is the Gospel
meeting? Surely IL cannot be here.
The young woman then assured him that the
place was a holy and that the meetings
were conducted upstairs. lie was then led TO the
balcony where he was introduced 20 several
young women. he said
When he found that no prayers We're being or
fered he went out. When he got the street
he discovered that his gold watch, valued at
SO: gold ring. which he said was worth $50
and also $50 in cash had been stolen from his
coat pocket He said he came from Boston two
days ago. where he superintendent Of a
Sunday school He said ne lived in BOwdOn
Square, Boston.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
FUNDS NEEDED BY THE c. L.
A THOROUGH CANVASS OF THE ELECTION
DISTRICTS TO BE NADE-SOME EN-
COURAGING SIGNS.

formal appeal was sent out yesterday by the
Citizens Union for funds The appeal was Is
sued by Or f. r. L. Gould. the treasurer Of the
organization. Dir Gould requests that all con-
tributions be sent either to his business address,
No. PSI Fourth-ave. to the headquarters OF the
Citizens Union al Ne "a Union Square East.
In the appeal Dr. Gould says:
The Citizens Union is still in urgent need of
thorough n canvass Of the different election dis
tricts that the success of the city and county
ticularly solictOus for the success Of the city ana
county tickets. well as the tickets of Manhattan
and The Bronx. Tammany Is making strenuous
efforts 10 elect its candidates for President OF the
jOrity Of the Aldermen. If Mr.. Low Is eleCted-and
the prospects for his success are improving every
dayt is certain that the success of his admnistra
uon would ne seriously 1eopardlzed were the pres
Tammany nominees the county ticket 10 De
elected 10 Office The Borough Of Manhattan is the
real battlefield In this election. and if Mr. Croker
fusion movement here tine citizens must look for
ward 10 indefinite rule of Tammany Hall In
order 10 protect the fusion ticket ana insure the
ultimate success of the county and borough tickets
IL is necessary that the $4,000 needed be subscribed
at
Tammany misgovernment and oppression concern
the masses greatly. and they ought 10 embrace
this. the best opportunity they have had for years
10 Gust Tammany from the City Hall.
a contribution of sl2o was received yesterday by
the Citizens Union through The Tribune, from
resident of Concord, Mass. Some of the communi-
cations which the Union has received tell Of the
strong desire among members of the Tammany or
ganzatiOn for emancipation from Croker. An in
stance Of this is to be found I'm of the largest
checks which have been presented 10 the campaign
fund of the Citizens Union. This came from a
Democrat, who for many years had been associated
with Tammany Hall.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
QUARREL CAUSES A HEMORRHAGE.
SALOONKEEPER FALLS To FLOOR AND DIES
AFTER ARGUMENT WITH \ WALL
STREET SPECULATOR

Joseph III. La Vigne. forty-eight years old. who
for ten years had kept the Iona Cafe. at Ninety
third-st and COlumbus-ave. died suddenly last
night, after quarFelling with customer. The
customer who described himself John c..
Pritchard. fifty-ive years old. speculatOr. Iiv-
ing at Ninety and Central Park
West. was arrested by the police of the West
action of the coroner. Frederick Vogel. bar
tender in the saloon. also arrested by the
police and detained witness
La Vigne had been subject To heart disease
Pritchard entered the saloon last night and had
several drinks. He became noisy, IL is said. and
Peter La Nignc. father of the dead man. remOn-
strated with him. La Nigne the younger then
took Tart in the quarrel. Just as he started TO
eject Pritchard from the place he fell To the
mouth and nostriis. They carried him into an
adjoining hallway with view 10 taking him
upstairs TO his apartment. For a few minutes
he rested settee in the hallway. A physi-
clan hastily called but when he got there
La Vigne breathing his last.
Word spread through the streets that
murder had been committed. Ii carried To
Policeman Ciancey OF the West One-hundredth-
81. station by boys ClanCey found the saloon
deserted. for NOSel. the bartender Pritch-
Henry Leblanc. of Ninety ty-eghth-st. and Am
sterdam-ave., and was Wiping his face which
appeared to be bruised. He said he had been
assaulted after La Nisne had fallen to the floor.
The police confident that La Visne died from
natural causes. il is believed by hemOrrhage
OF the lungs or the bursting OF blood vessel.
Pritchard lives iE the Cornell apartment
house He lived there for some time, il is said
and is Wall Street speculator lie came orig
inally from Alabama.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
NOT TO SELL CANAL LANDS.

Albany Oct Is (SpeciaD.-Attorney General Da-
yies Informed his fellow members OF the Canal
Board to-day that ne doubted If that board had
authority 10 abandon canal lands absolutely and
permit their sale. The Canal Board has received
an application from Buffalo for the purchase of the
states land on the abandoned CLARK and Skinner
canal that city connecting portions OF the Erie
Canal. The Attorney General said to-day that he
thought the legislature alone had the right
authorize the sale OF canal lands. Such acts have
been passed by the legislature regarding the Al
hanv Basin and the Hamburg Canal. in Buffalo
Even though the Canal Board had the authority to
sell the land. the Attorney General said. he thought
the legislature should decide the The Canal
Board accordingly took no action on the PROPOSE
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
MORE BETS PLACED IN WALL STREET
F. h. BROOKS SAYS THE ODDS \ FEW DAYS
AGO WERE IN FAVOR OF SHEPARD,
BIT 1T HAS GOT NEARER
EVEN NOW"

There the usual amount Of election betting
in Wall Street yesterday. Kerr Co. who say
they have placed little more than $4,000 on Shep-
ard. announced yesterday two bets made by them
on the Tammany candidate at 10 to g. one bet being
of 5000 and the other 5000 g. NJ. Minzesheimer
placed s. 900 on Shepard even money, and said
that he had s. OD more to dispose OF on the same
terms l.. FEEDER. 4 curb" broker bet s., 900 to S&G
on Shepard. the Low end Of the bet being taken by
NJ Emanuel. and 500 even on Shepard III. Hoght
betting on the fusion candidate MIR. FEEDER says
he has $4,000 10 bet on Shepard At even money
" e Moore offered bet 10000 on Shepard at
10 to Q +. II. Brooks has 1900 to get on Shepard
at even money. Anness & Newman have $1,000 to
bet Low at odds of To ,.
r. H. Brooks. who places most of the bets on the
floor of the Exchange. said last night: This eiec
tion Is mighty close. The odds a few days ago
were largely in favor of Shepard, but they have
changed. and il has got nearer even now. 0eSter
day / offered $4,000 even ON Shepard win 70
takers vet there Of from 81 800 to 5000
offered a odds of to lo on Low and To 10 and 4
10 > on Low with takers The proposition seems
uncertain to gamblers. The big men who 30 for
pure speculation and not from party zeal going
cautiously. Some hedging has been done on Lets
made last week
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
CALLS SHEPARD A GRABBER
WILLIAM sHERER SAYS THE TAMMANY
CANDIDATE WILL. GIVE Up EVERYTHING
TO CRAFTY HIS AMBITION.

The candidates and principles cf Tie fusicn ticket
were Endorsed 81 meeting Of the Harlem Ra'ub-
ican Cub No % West one e-hundred-and-twenty-
fourth St last evening Resolutions presented by
Senator Samuel 5. Slater were unanimously
adopted. William Sherer, president Of the club,
made an appeal TO the members 10 work as they
had never worked before. lie said:
A pecular condition confrOnts as In this cam
naign. The opposition candidate for Mayor. man
VINO has hitherto been considered respecta bic
gentleman, with the assertion that If
that dictated his nomination. Mr.. Shepard has
placed himself in the white light OF criticism. For
he has been representative or non-paftIsdn
municipal government and now the sorry
spectacle of his alliance With the corrupt Organiza-
tion ne formerly denounced. lie Is an inconsistent.
egOtistical grabber for Office. and will give up
everything crafty this desire. BY his example
he is more dangerous than III he were chosen from
the lower strata OF society.
Joseph r. Perdue said that the feeling was
akin &c the spirit OF 1861 when the patriotic Demo-
Gratis united TO save the Union. Captain William
c. Reddy believed that IL should be easier 10 elect
Seth Low than il was William /. Strong. because
that time the evidence against Tammany was
largely inferental. while now it is direct.
Henry {. Robinson said
For fOrty-four years / have worked in tho Re
publican party in this city, and during all that
time Tammany Hall has been our great bugbear.
] do not always favor party affiliations, but now n
is a question OF home rune against foreign rule.
II this corruption keeps much longer the people
81 New-Nork Win drive from her midst that which
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
WHEN pat" CROWE WILL SURRENDER

Omaha Neb.. oct. S.-John j. Grove. who has a
saloon I'm Council Bluffs. said to-day that his
brother Pat Grove. will not surrender until he
shall convinced that his bond will be placed at
500 If such Il pledge is made he may be in
Omaha within week, declares the brother. Z" Pat
has been all over the world said John Grove
land while the Omaha police were looking for him
l saw him I'm Omaha. Pat has been IN Council
Rlufs within the last three months and he has
been in Omaha also. Since then he has been in
Canada but he did not like it there. and he Is now
within easy reach OF Omaha.
John Grove admitted that he was in eommunica-
tion with Pat" and stated that his brother was
fully advised to ev -rything that going in
Omaha.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

weakness 50 could not stand on my feet length of
could scaTceiy walk al all. Appetite inn.
paired hsd brs ring down express how
badly feel Had tried kinds nr-icine which
little good Al last decided Pierc.,
Fsvorite Prescription had not taken all of
before II bcneftug 4 continued
had bottles when entirely cured
Did feel touch of old complaint hast over
. since took medicine and iruthfuy saw
that health has been better for the last year
been for four years previously.
sYou publish this h a Testimonial"
DIR. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, in
paper covers is se.t rse receipt Of 81 one-csnt
tsnips 10 pay expense Of mailing ost,. address
o. K. v. PercS, Buffalo, * y.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
VAN COTT LAUGHS AT CHARGES.

When Postmaster Van Cott was asked last nlght
by Tribune reporter at the BrevoOrt House what
he thought OF a Tammany charge that the ma
chinery of the Postofice being used TO prevent
the Democrats from reaching voters through the
mails he laughed heartily. He said:
Well it's good boomerang as Tammany mas
thrown itself this campaign. Ii would not nave
done If II had charged me with robhlng a
bank in The presence of all the employees OF me
place Why the idea that ! would hold up mail Is
prepOsterous the face of il. How do l know
what is inside the packages? such an act Is pun
ishable with indictment and the most severe pen
atty. Does any think that Tammany Is In
earnest about this charge? It's only much Ied
fire and smoke. This who has got up this
story got up a good deal Ike IL in the cam
paign which elected President Cleveland the last
time. lie made "A boomerang of 1t then the same
now. The only basis for the story IS my acton
I'm sending a letter all the organizations asking
them to send their mail soon as possible, so II
would not clog the office the last days before cleo
tOn.
II Is said that the charge has been taken up by a
subcommittee. the chairman Of which is Congress
man Suzer. and that it will make an investigation.
Tammany said that formal protest would be
made 10 Washington.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

city be freed from it's corrupt rule To be sure,
there has been large measure of hberality shown
by the Tammany officials. but for every DIT OF
freedom enjoyed in this way. blackmatl has been
levied that has enriched the pockets of the Few
men who stand ar the head of Tammany Hall Mr.
Low has given assurances IN his letter OF ac-
ceptance and reiterated them in his speeches, that
he too. believes in liberal administration or the
law but with this exception. that people should
he permitted to enjoy II without paying FOR IT,
Mr.. Roehr followed by Henry Weissman.
Walter l.. Durack !. Edward Swanstrom ana
nth
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
FOR I.sG0.0o0 TONS or STEEL RAILS

II is said that orders fOr 1oOoo steel rails
for delivery in 1902 have been placed with the
various manufacturers. to which must he added
o0e0 tons held from this years orders, max
ing the total amount actually the books $50 o0
tons. The aggregate orders for year is esti-
mated, will be about 1000 tons. The output of
rails IN 1890 was 2ssS $50 tons IL Is understood that
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
HoRTICILTURAL EXHIBiTION.

The grent Flower show at Madison
square Garden will he "a most charm
ing and interesting exhibition. Some
of its beautiful features illustrated
in sunday. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
THE CiNPAIGNI IN BROOKLYN.
DEMOCRATS RALLYING TO THE ANTI
TAAlMANY STANDARD.

Illegal registration anc reported colonzatioh are
occupying not little of the attention OF Jacob
Rrenner chairman Of the Kings County Republi-
can campaign Committee. or this he said yester-
day:
1 have had many reports of alleged illegal regis
ration here in Bro kim and all OF them are oelns
Investigated. II is hard locate every instance.
but We will 10 everything in oar power 70 prevent
any person Illegally registered from voting: anu
wherever We secure evidence OF fraudulent
into any details. however.
Justice. Jerome has consented 10 speak at four
meetings in Brooklyn next Friday night Colonet
Norman = Dixie chairman of the Citizens Union
speakers bureau. Will carry Justice Jerome through
brooklyn in an autOmObile
Democrats should support the fusion forces ana ald
in the downfall OF Tammany Is being pnDilshed IN
pamphIet form by the Brooklyn Young Republican
club. The utterances OF Democrats VINO nave al
ready decided To stand by Mr.. Low VIII oe hperalIy
quoted. These pamphlets Will be nlalled 10 every
enrolled Democrat in Brooklyn. and a large num-
ber Of converts for the anti-IamInahy cause Is en-
The Stuyvesant Heights Republican Club will hold
a ratification meeting Tonight at the cluphouse No
Moss William s Maddox, A. w. Gleason, John
Wirth and James ii. McInness.- \ band concert ana
fireworks will aid I'm ;he enthusiasm ,,-
District and the nominee on the fusion ticket Tor
of the Eastern District. was appointed yes
teriay by Governor Odell MI out the uneNpred
term of Coroner Deap of the Eastern Dlstrlct, VINO
died recently.
Every daY there are new evidences that many
Democrats i'm Brooklyn will this year vote Tor Seth
Low. Fourteen Democrats in one election uislrlct
OF the INth Assembly District who voted Tor Bryan
last year. have started an ant,Tanmahy orSahiza,-
tion work in the interest of the fusion movement
n Tenth Ward a Democratic club. Which mas
always been controlled by one of the Nllloughby
Street leaders. has out almost sOdly for Low.
in spite of said leaders frantic protests.
Nerixfcr To-day.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
SPITE FENCE THREATENED.
NEIGHBoRs QUARREL OVER DIVIDING LINE oF
THEIR PROPERTIES

James Gahan. builder and Mrs. NJ. FallOn. who
are neighbors at New-Rochelle, fighting over
the dividing line between their lots Cnionave In
that city.
Yesterday Mrs FallOn started to build new
house on her property within two feet of the
Gahan house she claims her line extends to that
point The workmen were forced to trespasS on Mr..
Gahan's property. and he ordered them away
When they refused he drove them on the
place with a club Mrs. Falon told the men to 60
back 10 work. and then Gahan sent for the police.
who arrested tn. ~ % he workmen.
Mrs. Faon Immediately secured a lawyer and
baied her employees out. and declared she would
build her house at ali hazards. Gahan. the work
men say, has kettles OF hot water ready to throw
them IL they continue working his property
lie also threatens TO build a spite fence
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

makes her grest-her superb commerce, which viii
gain entrance al other Eastern cities where pro-
lection be assured.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

Failure 10 register to-day viii cost YOU
your vote. This L. the last day OF rcSistra-
tion for the municipal election.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

To-day you have the last opportunisy a
ke decent pa.
government. DO not fnii get
in the registration hooks before IU ~. m
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
"pLEASANT DREAMS /"

Cries the uaSag maid to her mother, she retires
TO rest. The mother smiles, but signs. She knows
that the pains that rack her will not stop for dark
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19
A CALL ISSUED IN BROOKLYN.

For the purpose of defraying campaign expenses
the Brooklyn Citizens Antl-Tammany Committee,
OF which James McKeen is chairman, has sent out
a call for subscriptions. An such money should be
sent to Alfred T White, treasurer, Room No. 3D.
Temple Bar Building. Brooklyn. OF an address is
sued ny the committee the following is "A part:
We impIore those who have at heart the redemp-
ton Of the greater New-York from municipal mis-
rule resist all appeals TO old jealouses and or
party prejudiCes. and by working together 10 give
the city admiuistratiO that VIII redeem IL from
the record Of the last four years.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

Silence is golden" said Senator I. C. Platt yes
terday when asked about Edward NJ. Shepard's
attack on him Thursday night. Just say /
won't say anything about anything for pub
licatiOn
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

ness, and that If she sleeps
her dreams will only be
echoes of the sufferings of
the day.
Why not sleep soundly
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New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

-I deem IL my duty 10 express
my heartfelt gratitude for having
been the means. under PrOvi-
dence, OF restoring me 10 health -
WRITES Mrs. p X. Mum. OF Spring
hill, Leon Co. Fla. "For nearly
two wears ] suffered from female
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

Register to-day. without fail. Hnd secure
YOUR ri % vote in the election Novem
her >. for good government is
New-York tribune., 1901-10-19

he last -ls Register is given to-day
Register time between "a. and 1a
-. m. and help defeat Tasnnany i'm the eiec-
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09
County reAch-r-' A+aoci I'll n.

The next meeting OF the Association
"ill be he At the berry Grade c
5 'h"n' building, b 'undry st're', Apri
8 1901 Prot. Pa,t. rscn W,rdIaw O
u 5 @ Coli gr. will conduct the cla..
n the study # the History ~ Einra
ION. Oriental e iuca ion Is he snr G.,
.s-tgned for study 1t is discuss,.u ir
Paint RS History Of Ednca ion, from
Gage 8 to pae' 80 and in L.urie's PIE
Ch:ista" Ed"a,i"n, PIP ln9 ll1u' d OF
los and l3 81 Chi"ps- tdncat,o,
should he udled as he type OF Orirn
al Education.
More inf rmasion upnu the su'l g
ay he obtained from tie U s. Bur..at
II Eiucation by writing It, i,r. w r.
IL rr'-. U. S. Commissioner Of E,luru
II, Washington. D G.
How to r+uch Spelling will hr dis
:ua>..d bv Mi-s"s job stone, McMas', r
% MEL Il d McFal.
The Il Il I,ntes which Fend tn I'm
prove the Moral Toue OF Pupils will t..
discussed by M'ss"s. B ,la d. Sligh
Cannon and Others
Those who desire Painters His'o,,
i Education, the txt hook for thu
class, may get them from Mr.. W-r.>
h. & unity Superiniendent of Eiuct
ion An interesting meeting Is ex
. cted.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09

The little folks say that the nices,
Easter egg hunt they ever attended
was the one given by the Wide Awake
society Of the Church OF the R-deeu.er
at The residence Of Mrs Geo. SUNNI. r
yesterday afternoon. This IL ,ime
that 'ht children look forward 10 will,
much pit ASSURE and their ex3ectati. nj
were teanz,d for seven'y-hve dozen
beau fully coIored Eggs had been bid.
de in the shrubbery and grasses and
iberes"Bs lots Of fun for. all iu Il g
sTea Gu for them. Mt u child went
AVA. IN hOut 1T least QUE egg.
The a ,cleSty realized the reat little
sum of$b ~.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-04-09
NONYOnrr,Rna ~ Oh Arl Tito.

Mc.J Y. Culbrpath, al at orne, from
Ne"berry, ): c. WA 10 the city yester.
day with Mr. l Il. Hunt, also OF S uth
Carolina, representing the heirs at Ia "
OF the late John w. MrWhir, err, for
merly OF Charlotte. They W., re h., g
the purpose OF instituting legal ~,
| ceedings for the sale of M undivided
one-half interest OF The deceas, d in
tw" stores Mr.. Wittkowsky owns the
Other ne.half Interest In DO h stores. |,
ID desired to sell the int, T., st In he
properties this spring. Charlotte o =
server, inst.