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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-01
3ablreiher als ie aupor :

3ablrei@er als je 3upor = abse.
ieben bonn Sabr 1882, bas nit ieinen
788, 992 ginpanberern nod INNER
eir3ig baitebt : tpalten beuer bic
S4aaren guropamiioer na9 Der neuen
Welt, hoo i9cn 10 biele, tpel9e Die aIte
4elt bon fi9 gefoBen, cine neue uno
cine before Seimatb sefunben baben.
Die ginwanberungsitatilfit miro fir
bas Sisealiabr 1903 3iffern auftpei-
fen, tuel4e alle bisberigen berartisen
3ablen iiberrasen - nur Die nidt bonn
Sabre 1882, iener 3eit. no aus
Seutidlanbs @auen faif Sreimalbun=
berttaufenb bierber tamen unb Ii6 bier
bauerno nieoerlieben. Sn ben erfen
brei Quartalen bes am 80. Stunt er=
oenben @eGnunssjabres 1903 betrug
Die 3ahl Der @inmanoerer 494, 425
gegen 370,5 in ben eriten brei Quar=
talen bes Iorjabres.
Stalien ifebt nit ieinen 129, 800
Gintpanberern aud bieies Sabr an Der
SpiBe, ibm folst Oeferrei9=lln9arn
nit 1913. .234; an britter STEELE itebt
&uBlanb (einidlieblid Ginnlanb) nit
81, 731; es fOlsen oann Shpeben nit
25, ,080. 9eutidlanb nit %, 482, Sr=
lano 16,930, Sapan Is, l85, England
IA, 621, @ortpesen II, ,316 unb &uud-
nien 1858.
6Dlsenoe Isabelle aiebt cine Ieber-
fiht iiber Die Ginwanoerun9 in oen
erfen brei Quartalen bes &ednun9s=
jabres 1908 i'm 8erslei9 nit ben erfen
brei Nuartalen bes Sabres 1908:
Grfte bret Grfte erei
bes Sabres bcs Sabres
E{egorttnf - Eitf< 1000 100Q
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-01
SmSianapolis- -@idmnaS.

csnnerbalb Der nG9ifen brei Wo9en
miro Der Snterurban=gert swiiasn
bier unb 3idmDnb in 8etrieb iein.
gs bano.lt i9 jsst nur nod um ben
gau elmer nabe 9ni9btstOtpn bele9.nen
tursen Strsfe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-01
9iebe femmt fetn 0ebot.

Sn aenia, g., 1T am Montaa elm
anoeres Ourdednger-p pdr4en aus Sn=
oianapolis obne elterli9e @inwilli9ung
9etratit porben.
Ser Brdutigam 1T Der 81 idbrige
elmer Bartlep BON go. 3215 Noro
Senate Mbe.. Die 8raut bic II Sabre
alte glabps Chapman, So9ter oes erft
tirli9 BON bier nod Springfield, O.,
perlebten Special : Agentsn Der Big
5our-gabn Wm. CHAPMAN. Die
iun9en 2eut9en batten fidb bier i9on
ldnaer getannt unb in einanber per=
liebt. saf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-01

Mn benz neuen 8unbes=8ebdub
fino sur 3eit so 2eute bef4dftiat. Sm
2aufe bes Sommsrs uiro oieie 3abl
auf 150-200 erb6bt tperoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-01
Wns oen 0erI@tsb0fen.
Sie 6 inter- abis 6 o.
fieurei6.

Sn bem Sale BON Sobn 8. Gamisp,
pelder bic Sinfer Sapis 60. auf
$4,000 S9aosnsriab .uesen 0erleb=
unsen, uelde er in oeren Sabrit err
lit, berflagt bate. saben &iater 2ea=
tbers' @eI9morsne einen Dabripru6
gu @unfen Der @ertlastsn ab. Ser
aldser batte oura Die S9ulo zines
Sebiilfen elm Muee perloren.
@ri i'm algeri9t.
Graut Smith bstannte ii9 bes tbdt=
Ii6en Nnsriffs idulSis uno uuroe gu
80 Sasen Mrbeitsbaus berurtbsilt.
Wm. pittman bat tpssen Siebitabls
cine Strafe bon 6 Monaten grb.its=
paus ab3uiiben.
Nieten in Der @be Il an b g.
2ptterie.
Sara Ste9er bertlagte ibren @attsn
9bOmas auf S6sibung. sic bei9ul-
oist ibn Der pHidtoernadldifisuns
unb bes bOswiaigen 8erlaHsns.
@briifine 6. gteller miinidt iibenfallS
bon ibrem 8atten ausuit gei6ieben gu
p.rben. Sas paar perndblte fi9 am
IL. april 1901 unb bereits 2 Sas.
ipdter psrlieB er fie auf 9aimmertpieber-
iebsn.
Ses ginbruds in eine g o #.
offiee bef9ulbigt.
Glpoe 9apes, wsl9sr ansetlast 1T,
am Is. DECEMBER Elm Die poitoffice in
2er1ebal eingebro1en 81 lein, per-
si6tete bort unbes.@ommiFdr Wert.
mann in gbansbias auf Elm YOrperbSl
uno tuurbe: on biel8rObsei6moreneu
| iibertpielen. gr pirb bier pro3eilirt
tperoen.
$4,000 berlanet.
| Der 16=idbriae Oscar 6. u. 9af
reidte oura ieinen Yater cine au
1910, 600 -lautenbe @9aoeneriabtlag
aegen Die StrnBenbabn-G -Geielli1aft elm
Wdbrenb er an einem Sonntag In
berHoiienen Sabre ben &ennen in
6airoieip-parf 3uiaauts, tuuroe er boz
.inem ponp umaerannt unb i&wer Der
ltBt.
T Der Ieib'ise 3miebel.
geru d.
Campbell Bros, Snbaber cine
sdnitt. unb pubipaaren=Sanbluns /,
Nswcaftle, batten bor seraumer Sci
cine Gontroperie nit benz iber ibrel
9aoen wobnsnben Sames 9bober
uslde fdlieb!i9 gu elmer seri9tli9eI
&la9e fiibrte.
Sboper mar elm GROCER Greino bo1
gebratenen 3piebeln uno uie es i9eini
biloete elm iol9es @sri9t bdufis cine
She'll ieines tdsli9en Menus. 81
lleberreite, tpel9e niht cenfumirt mu,
ben, mari er gan3 einfa9 gum Genfe
binaus. Die Jolse mar. baB b
. Stoffe In Dem .2aoen Der -gebriios
Campbell ben Gerub Der 3miebeln ar
nabmen, poourb ben 8elibern beg 81
fbdfts natirlid elm empfinoli6s
Sdaben erwuds. Sic rsidten Elm 81
iu9 um einen ginbaltsbefebl sesen be
3pisbelfreuno elm, ipoour4 bemielbe
perboten tperben follte, Die ni9t pel
tilst.n 3misbeln ferner auf ben 9of I
perben. Das @eridt bepiliste De
: @inbaltsbefebl.
Sbober appellirte nno bas ut
pelations-@sri9t sntf9ieb seifern q
gen ibn, inbem es bic @nti4eioung be
{ unteren Geridts beffdtiate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-01
NattriGten aus Snbiana.


ft ter.
Sogansport. Inter Der Mn=
tlase Der granbitiftuns TT bier Der
9jdbrise 8,orge @raoen perbaftet more
ben. Derielbe 1T beiduloist, in orei
Stdlen Geuer anselest 81 baben. gr
bat bereits ein @eitdnonie abselest,
uno bat einfaa ertldrt, er babe Die
Stdlle in grano seitsdt, um bic pferbe
laafen gu ieben. Ser Sunse 1T Elm
Waiientinb mno tam bor 6ursem bon
Champaign. SG. na6 bier. Sort uno
aud in South 8snb min er ebenfaas
als granbitifter Opsrtrt baben.
Gin g strife bor Il ber.
gbansDille. Oie Wnitrei1er,
tpel6e ieit bsm l. Mpril am Strife
gepelen limb, baben am l. Wfai Die
Nrbeit wieoer aufsenommen. sic
batten cine 2Ohnerb0huns bon 5
Gents (pon 80 Gents auf 35 Cents
berlanst. 9ie Msiif.r uiligtsn elm,
ben 2obn um % @ents su erbSben
unb bamit erfldrten bic Striter ib
i9lieBlid einperfanoen.
Gin Sunbe erti1briQer
&c t OFT Sen.
aporte. Sobn plumteeple,
uel1er am %. Sanuar bieies Sabres
ieinen 100. 8eburtstag feierte, unh
pelder lett 1924 fiir je0en oemstrati.
iden prdiibenti9afts @anbibat ee-
ftimmt bat, 1T am SOnnerftag aeitor'
ben. gr mar felt 1888 in biefiss,
! Sta6t anidifg uno bsiab einmal Den
eeiammten 2anbeompler, auf tpelaer
iid beute Siib @bicago bsfinost.
Sieben ben Wei Sta p
ben ioentifiairt.
Blop on. Sisben Wdn
ner iinb big ieBt als Sbeilnehmer al
; oem tiir5lid ftattsefunoenen Weibfap
pen-llnfus ioentifi3irt tporben. Unite
: ihnen befinoet fid aud Der Saspoli3il
Wm. Sbinn.
I'd feinlegung elmer
lneuen 2ir4e.
belbppille. Inter be-
Nuipieien Der st. Sobn's &itter i'm
bet am nd9len Sonntag bic gdfein
lesuns Der neuen tatbolii9en 9ird
ftatt. Sie Gsier miro INN 10 llb
{ 8ormitta9s beginner unb ben sanse
I Sag in Nnipru4 nebmsn. gifdr
I 81 Donobue bon Snbianapolis mir
bic Geremonisn leiten. Sie Gomman
, berien bon 2aurenceburg, Olbenbnrq
Batesbile, Sem Mlbanp, 9lurora
@rsensburg, Sno., glewport. 2uoloi
I uno 2ouisbiae. 3p., iotpie Columbus
Cincinnati uno 9amiltOn, 8. ueroe
4 an Der 6eier tbeilnebmen. Die arof
c paraoe miro am gfa9mittag absebal
: ten tperben.
: 81, 600, 600 SO n b s-I ga BE De
Stubebater Bros.
Wf9. 60.
Soutb Benb. Die Stub
batter Bros. Mfa. Co." min Bombs Il
Betra9e bon 50, 900, 900, tpelde 5 OF
!, 3inien trasen iOaen, ausseben. 81
!, Si9erifeluns bat iie cine 9ppOtbef |
!, gleidem Betraee auf ihr gisentbul
!, lin South genb unb Chicago eintrags
!. laHen. Sruftees fiir bic Bombs fin
bic .Wer9ants' 2oan & Sruft So.
bon gbicago un5 bic Union Sruf 81
bon Snolanapolls.
a Gin lebefts sm il Der 8reis
Muncie. Ser 65idbrige mob
babenbe sSarmer Golomsn Smii
uurbe am OOnnerfas Mor9en in ie
mem 3immer als 2ei9e auf9efunber
n Ct bate tudbreno Der Nadt isinel
: Oaiein ourd grbdneen Elm freimiliss
q gnbe bereitet' am Abeno supor bat
er nod nit ieinen NnsebOrigen b,
{ WorfsQuns i'm Wallaee Circus bsis'
B wobnt.
{ &atbolif1er Gtaats-
/ 8erbanb.
Hincennes. @roBartie fin
q bic 1orbereitun9en, Die Seitens b
{ Wineennes beuti4en r6mii4=fatholii9e
nj st. Sobannes=@ =@emeinbe fur untel
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-01
Ser Gbaie=Taa.

Grite entpfinoIife S9Iappe fur bic Dub me 3.
-SunbessRidter Mn6erion mics bas
Sabeas Corpus, ,Geiu4 ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-05-01

D~ Die befs 5 Gent Gigarre II
Der Stabt, Mudo's ~2onafenotp1.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
PROMISED
OEvERY $4,000
John ]. Hunter Declares Alex
ander C. McNulty, a Deputy
Commissioner of Corrections,
Told Him He Negotiated Deal.

John ]. Hunter. father OF Wallace B.
Hunter. Treasurer Of the Bryan Demo-
cratic League OF the Ninth Assembly
District. appeared In Tammany Hall
that the Citizens Union had agreed to
furnish william S Devery with sl5,o0
to pay for his campaign.
10 members of Tammany and the as
sembled reporters. Mr.. Hunter said:
MY son visited Mr.. Cutting. President
of the Citizens Union. early in the cam
paign for the purpose OF obtaining funds
to keep Devery In the Mayoralty field
and to detract from the vote Of Hhe
Democratic candidate.
I'm lsOO Secretary Alexander c. Nc.
Nulty. of the League. Deputy Commits.
sioner OF Corrections under the present
administration obtained SO, 200 from the
Citizens Union to aid the Bryan League
with which William 8. Devery was
prominently identified.
wallace r. Hunter. my son. and Nc
Nulty were joint proprietors in q res.
taurant In Devery's district, Early In
the campaign the idea of having Devery
run was conceived and soon after three
big oeefsteak dinners were given In thi.
restaurant and they cost in round
figures $1,000. Devery was the main ant
moving figure at these feasts, tho OK.
pense of which was made good by tn,
Citizens Union people.
"McNulty Informed me that he visited
the Citizens Union and had a talk with
Cutting in regard to the contribution OF
$4,000 to make a whlrlwind fight fol
Devery, Cutting said that thai was toe
much money and agreed Upon Sis, 900
The irst 5000 was to be paid a week
ago Monday, the second was to have
been paid yesterday and the final part
on Thursday next.
Concluding his talk Mr.. Hunter said
II came here to tell this to Secretary
Thomas Smith m to set things right
Justice should be done. o know"
The evening world., 1903-10-27
ELECTION OFFICER
ACCUSES HARVEY
PatroIman Tried on the Charge
of Having in His Possession
a Copy of the Registration
List.

Patrolman Thomas Harvey. OF the
Fifth street police station. was on ria
to-day before Police Commissioner
Davis for having been found on Oct. 2:
with a copy of the registration list OF
the T~wenty-third election district
Sixth Assembly district, in mis- posses
sion.
Thomas F. Archer, Deputy Supenn-
tendent of Elections, was the COM
~plainant. He told how he found Har-
new and another man on the corner Of
Second avenue and Sixth street and
said the copy OF the registration list
was In Harney's hands.
There was a conflict OF testimony.
Harney's friends saying that he was not
responsible for the book having been
takenfrom the polling place and Archer
insisting that It was Harvey who had
the book and not the man who was
seen with him by Archer.
Decision was reserved.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
OVATION TO Low
D|STURDS CASSIDY
Borough President of Queens Is
Perturbed by Big Fusion
Meetings and Caustic Re-
marks of Mayor.

President Cassidy. of the Borough OF
Queens. was troubled to-day when his
constituents told him what an ovation
Mayor Low had received in his bailiwioil
last night. The Mayor. in an automo-
bile, span through Queens, and three
times he addressed large crowds. The
speeches were made az Corona, Astoria
n Flushing.
Astoria IL one OF Mr.. C~assidy's strong
holds. The largest crowd of the even-
ing attended this meeting. and It was
here that the Mayor took occasion 90
hurl a few remarks at the Borough
President.
The Mayor said that Mr.. Cassidy's
statement that he la secured the
money for the Borough, of Queens sin
gle-handed by corralling the sixteen
members OF the Board of Estimate. was
like n soldier who captured twenty men
and marched them Into amp. single
handed.
How did you capture all those menu
asked the captain.
The evening world., 1903-10-27

'I surrounded them replied the man.
And 3D." continued the Mayor. Mr..
Cassidy surrounded the Board of Esti-
mate and marched us into camp. The
truth Is that the Money appropriated
to Queens was voted by all members of
the Board OF Estimate. Mr.. Cassidy
mo claim the credit of having Sc
CURED this money for you"
Speaking at Flushing. Mr.. Low said
that during his administration every
department has decreased its ex-
penses In the purchase OF supplies 90
per cent. He then turned his attention
to the Van Wyck Dock Board and told
nov 'the old hoard had granted a dump
ing privilege on the very last day 1t
was in power for $1,000 a year. The
city filed suit to revoke the privilege
after the reform administration came
into power and the dumping privilege
after a hard fight was let for $500 a
ear.
DO you think we ought to have for
Mayor OF New York a man Wit swas
chosen by q member Of that Dock
Board2" the Mayor was asked
At Corona Mr.. Low said that the Old
time custom of fremen and policemen
out.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
$4,000 TO PREVENT FRAUD.
Citizens' Union Offers Rewards for
Convictions for illegal Voting.

The Citizens Union to-day made pub
lie it's offers Of rewards for convictions
OF men who vote illegally or violate any
OF the Election laws. The total amount
offered is 100000. and tho circular Offer
ing the rewards is signed by r. Fulton
Cutting,
The circular sent out quotes the law.
defining the crimes and punishments for
them. and ends by offering rewards as
follows:
500 for each of the irst Ave convic-
lions.
500 for zach of the second Ave con
victions.
$500 for each Of the third Ave convic-
tions.
$500 for each Of the fourth Ave con.
victions.
500 for each of the htth Ave eonvic'
lions.
siOO for each of the next 200 convic
lions.
Where the conviction 80 secured Is Of
any election o%ficial, such as registrar
inspector, canyasser, poll clerk or ballo
clerk. or OF any STATE, city or county OF.
acef. the reward Will be- increased 800
IN the case Of the nrst conviction.
The evening world., 1903-10-27

Maybe those alleged Pennsylvania
colonizers are Matt Quay's friends.
But we can allow the Union ticket 90
90 votes and still win out with ease.
81 understand hat the Citizens Union
is posting placards on which Is printed
an offer OF $4,000 rewards for illegal
voting. That is a surprise, for we
| thought they were short of funds. Let
me tell YOU that we propose to protect
cvery Democratic voter in this city A
lawyer will be placed in every election
place. and no bulldozing of any KIND
viii be tolerated for a moment This
cutting loose of the long green Is too
late d ruse and we will see to 1t that
our men are not inundated"
The evening world., 1903-10-27

Murphy lied and he tried to got me
to lie." sale the aged leader. II
wanted me to support his lie when he
said he had seen me before the City Con-
vention.
Mcclellan has refused to speak with
I.ittleton. It is we'll for Littleton that
he has. Littleton is McClellan's moral
superior and his mental superior.
III my advice had been taken the
Brooklyn delegation would not have
rome into the City Democratic Con-
v%ention. / knew that Murphy had pre-
pared his ticket and that he would make
the convention nominate his men. When
! advised against taking any part In the
convention the OUNCE men outvoted
me.
THE honor of Brooklyn Is now at
stake. A vote for Tammany's ticket Is
a vote for dives and a vote against our
homes.
II oppose the ticket absolutely and
will cast my vote for decency."
The evening world., 1903-10-27

At the meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee when an advisory committee was
named to assist Shea to run the cam
paign, he vas practically turned down
and there was talk of some one being
a traitor to the organization. Some of
Shea's friends were certain that II he
started In to run the campaign he
would do so.
The committee, however, named a set
OF advisers for him. and these advisers
are in the majority. Senator McCarren
is running the campaign. Shea has as
serted he is the chairman of the cam-
paign committee. n the others have
tolerated him.
Not Trusted Much.
The result of his visit to McLaugh-
lin yesterday was that there was a
tightening of the lines about head
quarters, and a general feeling that
anything not foAGld OUT by Snea WouIu
McCarren had nothing to say about
his trooping back and forth, but those
who know the Senator would not be
astonished at any time 70 have Mr..
McCarren intimate to Mr.; shea that the
Democratic campaign Is being run from
the Jefferson Building, and as Mr, Mid
be better for Mr.. Shea to confine his
attention elther to the headquarters OF
to the auction room. I
In addition to Mr.. Shea there are
others who have been trotting back and
forth condoling with Mclaughlin and
shouting for McCarren. One of these
being ruined by the light in the sun
parior. He said he meant 40 offense
and in the future would stay away.
By those who have watched II Is said
that there never Is an hour while Nc.
Carern's headquarters are open that
one OF the emissaries OF the former
To- report to the old man.
Friends of Shea excuse his action by
SAYING tina while he is absolutely loyiI
to the ticket he feels deeply for Nc.
Laughlin and his visits are merely those
of an old friend.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
BRYAN POSTP0NES
HIS TRIP TO EUROPE.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Oct. 27.-Wil-
lam ]. Bryan to-day stated that he had
postponed his trip to Europe, he having
expected to sail from New York to-mor-
roy and would not make any definite
plans until after Judge Cleveland had
rendered his decision in the Bennett
will case.
He further said that the court had
elnpse before the decision would DO
made public. Mr.. bryan said he was
uncertain whether to stay I'm New
or New York during the interval.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
MURPHY LAUGHS
At THE 'FLOATERS'
Tammany Leader Denounces
Mr.. Linn Bruce's Claim that
25,O0O Colonizers Are Being
Imported to Vote Here.

Charles Murphy. leader Of Tammany
Hall. in an interview with an Evening
World reporter to-day. said:
II an told this man NJ. Lin Bruce
Chairman of the Republican County
Committee, stated hat Tammany Hall
was importing $4,000 men from Troy
ana Pennsylvania for colonization pur-
poses during the coming election. Now.
isn't that too bad? He also says that
IL his party is beaten 1t will be due to
this extensive so-called colonization oil
voters. All I have to say 10 that 1t Is
at this moment a confession of de-
feat.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
STRIKERS BLOW UP PLANTS.

BILBAO, Spain, Oct. N.-The striking
miners destroyed with dynamite during
the night a railroad round-house and
the electric Light and telephone plants.
The strike, which has now spread to
all the mines In the district. causes
great anxiety, as the employers persist
the weekly payment OF wages until the
men resume work. The Socialists are
taking a prominent par in the agita-
tlon.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
ENNIS MUST DIE.

Conviction of Brooklyn Man Who
Killed His wife. Affirmed.
ALBANY. oct. 27,-The Court of APP
|peals to-day affirmed the conviction and
sentence OF death upo William b.
Ennis. of Brooklyn. Ennis Inc and
killed his wife, Mary Ennis, In Brooklyn.
In January, 1904. gfis defense, YVES N:
The evening world., 1903-10-27
ARMOUR TO MEET PRINCE.
ChicaEoan VIII See Emperor VIII
iam,a Son on for n Far Eaat.

ROME, Oct. 27.-Allison v. Armour.
of Chicago. after a stay in Rome, left
here to-day for Genoa to meet Prince
Adalbert. the third son OF Emperor
william. who will embark at Genoa on
the Koenig Wilhelm on his way to
China, where he will Join the second
class cruiser Hertha. attached to Tho
German East Asiatic squadron.
Mr.. Armour later will proceed to Mar
settles, where his steam yacht Utowana
will pass the winter He will return 10
America in the middle of November.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
HIT DAUGHTERS TEACHER.
Mother Incensed Because Llttl
One Had Been Sent Home.

Mother lncensed Lltt1
One Had Been sent Home.
Mrs. Filmina Yupembo. of No. 1877 Mott
street. was arraigned before Magistr rate
Deuel.. In Centre Street Court. to-day,
charged with assaulting Miss Margaret
Gray, a teacher in the public school In
Marion street. because the teacher sent
her eleven-year-old daughter Tevena
home from school yesterday because she
was untidy.
When Tevena came homo and told her
moeher what her teacher had said Mrs.
Yupembo started out to hnd Miss Gray.
Meeting her at the corner of Mott aud
Broome streets she attempted to pull
the teachers hair and scratch her face,
but was stopped by a policeman. She
was held for examination In 800 bail.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
o T DEAD.

HONOLULU. Oct. q. limited States
District Judge NJ. NJ. Estee died here to-
day of prostratlon following an opera
ton performed two days 8 for kidney
The evening world., 1903-10-27
THIRTY-ONE LOST WITH SHIP,

BREsT, France, Oct. T.-The French
bark Savoyard has been wrecked near
here. T~hirty-one of her crew, the Cap
tain's wife and four other women were
lost.
The Savoyard, OF 39e tons net, was
built in 1915, and o. owned by saron
Freres. OF Marseilles.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
Humorous Features of
a Whrfuvmd Campaign

You're on" declared Baumert, and
covered Hausmann's money.
The bettoTs and their friends sat down
to the dinner last night In the Cafe
Waubun. neal the East Thirty-fourth
street ferry. The POSTMASTER was the
stakeholder.
The evening world., 1903-10-27

Gentlemen" he said, when all were
seated, I'VE are here TO eat. It's not our
money that Is eoing to pay what we get.
II will be either Baumert's or Haus-
the best man win" Hausmann started
in at the beefstenk with a rush, Baum
ert ate slowly. gently but surely. At
midnight Hausmann couldn't eat any
more. Baumert ate until IL. 20 A. NJ.
He was then four pounds ahead OF his
competition.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
OR DECENCY,
SAYS MCLAUGHLIN
That Is the Sole Issue Before
the Citizens, He Says, and He
Urges All to Vote Against
Tammany. -

Hugh Mclaughlin made a bitter at
tack on Col Mcclellan, Charles Murphy
and Tammany FIall this afternoon in a
lengthy statement IN which he said
that he would oppose tho Tammany
ticket and that he would advise all
Democrats TO do so. He added that the
election was not a question OF politics.
but was a question as to whether the
people would cast a vote for dives when
the honor OF their homes were at stake.
The evening world., 1903-10-27
Chairman Shea's Visits to Hugh
Mclaughlin Not Liked by the
Men in Charge of Democratic
Headquarters.
CLOSE WATCH ON M'CARREN.
Acts OF the New Head Of the organi-
tion Reported to the Former Boss
by Persons Who Go Back and
Forth.

There is trouble brewing In the Demo-
cratic Campaign Committee of Brooklyn
which may result In an open break be-
fore election. II 1t does John L. Shea,
the chairman of the committee and the
personal friend OF Hugh Mclaughlin.
probably will find that he has been re-
moved from the craftsmanship by a vote
of the Campaign Committee appointed
to assist him in the running OF the
campaign.
The trouble is that Shea refuses to
believe Mclaughlin is down and out. and,
while In possession OF the secrets of the
Campaign Committed and with knowl-
edge In his possession that is valuable tn
the opponents of the regular ticket. Is in
daily communication with Mclaughlin.
He is in the position Of the chief OF
staff of an army making daily trips to
the camp of the enemy, Thus far the
remarkable course pursued by Shea has
lcaused nothing more than talk.
Senator McCarren has not spoken of
the conduct OF Shea and that OF one or
two other leaders who have left head
quarters and have gone direct to the
headquarters of Mclaughlin and AVE
there been closeted with Mclaughlin In
the little sun parlor in the rear OF the
auction room.
Calls on Old Boss.
Yesterday when Shea had made his
trip TO Mclaughlin after having been
about Democratic headquarters. several
men said to be representatives OF Jacob
Bremen. the Republican campaign man
ager, were callers at the auction room.
This fact became known at Demo-
cratic Headquarters and vas discussed
In a manner uncompltmentary to Shea.
1t was figured out that Shea had no
right to all upon Mclaughlin, that the
old man had read himself out of the
party. and that for Shea to visit and
confer with him was something which
cnull NOT no condOnaI