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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-29
HEARST AS /" BOOZE MAN,
LATEST TAMMANY DODGE.
Tigers Cry, He'll Git Yer, ct Ter
Don't Look Ont.

with ,nIv ana weak more Of campaigning. tho
TamInany managers have practically oeciueo I"
lay greater stress than ever on the forced ISSUE
of Hearst as a peril The Tribune on ouhoaS
last foreshadowed this line OF attack by TAM
many. 1t has worked out exactly as preoic'oo-
The mad dog and bomb throwing scare u
purely and simply for the purpose or seathpeu-
ing enough votes away from WINS 10 eiecl "io-
Clellan II the Republicans stand fast it Is cer-
tain that they will elect their entire ticket INC
nomination of Jerome for District Attorney mas
infused new life into the Republican campaign
Hearst has captured enough Tammany men TO
leave Mcclellan second in the race IL tho to-
publicans march shoulder to shoulder to the
polls and vote straight
The Hearst men say that the weak poif't III
the Tanlmany attack on Congressman hear's
is that Tammany twice gave him clean Dill OF
health by electing him to Congress.
A year ago ex-Judge Parker was 30 anxious
for party harmony and a full vote. that MS per
sonal friends urged the renominaeon Oh MI
Hearst Murphy was at first inclined to turn
Mr.. Hearst down but on account or the pressure
from the Parker men he ordered the renonnina-
ton of the Congressman
Mr. Hsarst knew at the time Of the suppressed
hostility OF Murphy, and stored 1t up against
him Now he is squaring the account with a
vengeance.
The Hearst men do not seem to be making
any appreoiabe Roadway in stampedins
Republicans away from WINS Republican
worknsmen take the ground that Mr.. WINS has
gone Just far enough with the municipal own
ershp idea, and that it is only Republican
Mayor who will be able to get the necessary
legislation to enable the city to carry out nsces-
sary plans for the municipalization Of various
public utilities For that reason they are stand
ing fast.
The preliminary canvasses, turned in 10
Charles F. Murphy by the district leaders, have
been uniformly discouragng that Mr. Murphy
has requested the leaders to hustle all the week
and give revised figures tomorrow. The maj
figures will not be turned In TIL Saturday.
Asked yesterday If 1t were true, as reported,
that Tarnmany Hall has made canvass OF the
city for a prediction estimate Of the vote,
and that the result alarming to the pros
poets Of Mayor McClellan's reelection. Charles
f. Murphy said:
Such a canvass is being made. but we are
not yet ready to give out any figures.
Asked about the statement attributed to
Mayor Mcclellan IN a speech Friday night, to
the effect that the campaign was to be no
"cinch' for the Democratic ticket. as to whether
Tammany ranks, Mr.. Murphy said:
''Mr. Mcclellan made the same sort of state
rnents when he was running for Congress-, evil
IDENTIFY implying that the statement was not or
an alarmist nature. but merely Tor the pur-
pose OF raising enthusiasm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY. OCTOBER %. 1905



Borough OF Manhattan only. =, at, -.
There being only about 1900 lamps IN tns DOT.
o,Igh Oakley permitted the Consol!dated 70 eAtenu
It's bid to include the Borough OF ne DIon1 ~
the S24 rs rate after the bids were opened ana ~
was found that the Consolidateds bid for Mannat.
tan was higher than that OF the AinelNCah 1sfeos
Lamp and Supply Company's unconoltiona. oiu toI
the entire five boroughs. Although the dd bv
Manhattan and The Bronx was finally AWARDED y
Oakley to the Consolidated Gas COMPANY, ~ "a
being maintained and operated by the ip ~
Street Lighting Company OF America, winch Sr =.
owned by this United Lighting ana heatihs Ooih
Under the contract with tho Consolidatedd -, ca an
Company for incandescent gas lamps lWeis VacI'
iamps) the city paying s2 rs for $4,000 In the Dor
oughs Of Manhattan and The Bronx VI ,f d I 6S,
pany to the Nelsbach company, leaving 70 70 Joe
the gas company. about 43 cents tnousa 1 LOT
IL 2S feet of gas which each Of the Wesbacn ia
consume yearly In the city OF asHn tsto u the s
Welsbach company furnishes ana Halht - sho
same Identical lamps exclusive OF gas) tor ~
lamp year that 1t Is paid 30 Lor o' 'h' ~oA'''-
1t is therefore perfectly plain tnaf not only ene
city OF New-York Is being robbed py the ConsoE on
dated Gas Company, but the stockholders OF the
Consolidated Gas Company are eis0 ronoeo OF 90
lamp or $4,000 year the 10000 lamps In use
this graft going to tho insiders or the c2mpina-
ton. who control the United Lighting ana aeatihB
Company.
More than ten thousand perrons, unable 70 BOT
into the hall cheored the workingmen as they
marched around the riding academy in seven d.
visions through ssth and 67th sts This crowd then
formed densely packed crowds at three Overflow
meetings held IN the open ait when were 40, 40
dressed by Municipal League spelplnders ir S1
furniture trucks and took part in the general JOLT
hcation and enthusiasm, the like OF which mas peen
rarely seen in a municipal campaign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-29
HEARST FIREWORKS UP.
Tamn,any Says He Ozces More than
100000 to City in Damages.

The following typewriter statement, prepared It
Ia said by the Tammany law committee, was
handed out at Tammany Hall last night;
sideIeht In Mr.. Hearst's candidacy for Mayor
was developed recently In the Supreme Court Where
a plaintiff suing the city recovered verolcs 10.
So 600 for INJURIES received at the Hearst mass meet
ing held in Madison Square In 1862. at which TOUR
teen people were killed and ninety permanently IN
iured bv the careless handling of fireworks IL de-
veloped in course of the trial that suits aggre
eating 81 $50 600 have been fled against the city.
In these suits Mr. Hearst has been made party
defendant, and II judgments such as have o ee
already recovered follow in the other cases Mr.:
Hearst will be Indebted to the city to the extent
Of s. 10000 more. II there is any posi- nillty tnat
he should he elected Mayor he would have the rEht
to appoint Corporation Counsel. Is It likely that
he will appoint Corporation Counsel VINO Will COZ
lect this money!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-29
,,r,n IN nm. w.;.. H.rrick q Colby. $500. and

lcugn, $4,000, weilss, Herrick d CODY WV "ho
Wasser1nann Brothers. 5000
1-b. nr4ncn.l wager on the Mayoralty result was
.t sX TO on Mcclellan F. schwed putting up 500
to Anners Newmsns $500 Mrenn sr snd +
Judge offered to bet ooo the hesd agalms. tp
on Mcclellan A N Ridgeley PET ~" ,so eT s votes
and F. schwed wasered 500 even money Ha a ,aas
I've small bets with I. A. Mathey, one or 80 10 S19
md .he other OF ys5 TO Slo that 1vinss vote wouia
exceed HeRrsts 49, r,.,,,.ra>. haye
AL Indication that tho BROOKLYN Dem3or . onntv
about given up hope OF the election Oh ,near G "
t,cset {s shown by the fact that Tor seVerai uass
100 ha. been posted in we'll known care ssa asa
tSe porDurh Hall to be bet even on the eiecuon
- 80 -. rficuiar M Der Of the Republican couit!
ticEet The money is stin there, but no takers oah
ha found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-29
ODDS NOW ON JEROME.
Bets at 10 to 8-S IL to I Laid ON
Mcclellan.

The ODDS IN favor OF Jerome in the curb market
betting yesterday touched 10 TO s. when bet was
made Of S250o by ]. ]. Judge on Jerome to F.
Echwed's 5000. Mr.. Schwed also bet 81 on Jo-
rome against 1850 placed the field by Charles
Head & Co. A great many bets for under
800 were made on the District Attorneyship fight
slrr,ost all Of them at money. One OF the
even money wagers was Of $3.50 jerome by e. L.
Gilbert with Newborg & Co. Some Of the offerings
on Jerome II eyens were: T. Schwed, SO 600:
Thomas L. Manson & Co.. $500: c. r Hammers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-29
'BIG TIM WILL STAY ON THE B0WERY
May Speculate in Riverside Drive Property
Says little Tim," but Move, Oh, Mol

Alderman Timothy P. Sullivan last night denied
emphaticany story printed yesterday saying that
Congressman Timothy D. Sullivan had bought the
house at No, 80 West T3d-st for home, and soon
would move from the Bowery to Riverside Drive
There's nothing In that yarn" said Little TIM
He may speculate in Riverside Drive property
but he is going to move out of this Assembly
district He was born down here. and when his
time comes to die he will die down here Won
might as well say that he going to move to the
Klondike. He amt the moving kind. Tho East
Side is good enough for him. The story was
sprung Just to bother tho Tammany campaign
managers"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-29
AMERICAN MINISTER TAKES A HAND
Discusses Frances Venezuelan Incident with
Castro's Foreign Minister.

Caracas. Oct 2S--Mr. Russell the American
Minister, has had about ten interviews with
Foreign Minister Ybarra concerning the Franco
Venezuelan incident, and has discussed with
him the preliminary bases for a possible ar
rangement of the matter. While Mr.. Russell
has hopes that a settlement will ultimately be
effected nothing definite has yet been accom-
plished President Castro has returned to
Caracas from La Victoria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-29
MONDAYS MEETINGS.
BLiCAN.

Mr. will speak in the Grand Theatre. Grand and
Chryste ss. with Senator Easberg, Julius III. Mayer
ana Walter M Chandler after which he will make
Queens County, speaking In the Armory Building
other places.
Other meetings viii b held at the Young Mems Repub-
Club No. 2337 8d-ave; the Central Republican
Club Leno1-avs and 127th-st: the Hamilton Republican
Club "a West 25thst. and outdoor meetings In the
various Assembly districts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-29
PENSION LIST DECREASING.

washington Oct. 2S.-The Pension Bureau re-
ports loss Of 1908 Civil War pensioners by
death during September The net decrease Of
pensioners was 941, leaving total or e9621O
on the pension roll on September SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-29
DEMOCRATIC.

Mayor Mcclellan viii speak the Real Estata Mems
Mcclellan Club 6e7 broadway. Congressman Charles
A. Towns l. o. Rider and others booked TO speak
In different part OF the city.
Herman A. Metz. sami eaadi the Syrian writer and
James w. OSboErs Will drst raiiy or the
American Eyrau Democratic Association, In bSook1n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-29

Mr. Hearst will speak Clinton Hall. Grand and
the Lenox Assembly Rooms No 2oa 2d-aye
Terrace Iyceum, No o08 Broadway Progress Assembly
Rooms, No. so Avenue A. and Jefferson Hal. No 90
Coumbia-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-29
JEROME e.
n EARST.

Mr.. Jerome Will speak Suffers Harlem River Casino
l26sh-st and 2d-ays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-29

Nothing in the market is disclosed more
clearly than that natural tendency Is toward
the making of lower priced issues favorites-
The market list is long OF issues which 81 YET
have had virtually advance whatsoever-ehe
LIST long of stocks. well below par which are d.
nresent substantially under figures formerly
attained II is not needed TO enumeTate them
ALL observers of the market are famlllar VIII
the roll including as it does railway STOCKS hA'
Chicago Great Western. the Hawley group "a
Louis Southwestern of the Gould stoSh', torI<
Nickel Plate, conspicuous as tne OilIy - =
among the Vanderbilts below face VaIuo ,,,
Nickel Plate, whose earnings are so ioi eSa+
drawn upon for permanent improVelleiiii1- Iiftsd
current operating expenses are arbitrary 49,
to between 80 and 90 per cent. Nlckel fieltT
not an isolated example,; upon the STOCK -.
change are others which in building Iol -
frture have been called upon to make presenI
sacrifices of dividends otherwise aVallapie 0 ~
as an example 1t does loom suggestlVely-Susss
eestiye of lust what was the policy pursu4ss
9nnder the same Vanderbilt management IN tns
upbuilding of Omaha-for year aIter SI a.
Omaha cut the present Nickei Flate ns S., its
market value where Nickel Pate Is I07uasss e O.
operating expense ratio where Nickel Flate Is -
to-day-until of a sudden operating ehpen 10
Sacams normal whereupon market value pc
came normal too-apd Omaha to-day noihlleA'
approximates $500 share
Erie is another example of market value held
hack. It cannot be so long. AS Reading haS
aone Erie is bound to do--what Baer accom-
,rshes in Reading. Underwood will accomph sa
For Erle-management similarly inteiiiseh' "
milarly devoted
Among the industrials also the bargain Ass
long. The phenomenal record OF Anerio-A
Smelling may be duplicated by some OF JUS 80
iiaries-by United States Reduction ana n nctiv
ing for example. In Distillers' Securitles q, -, 4
ity develops acknowledgements diVoenS
per cent more than twice over eaiiS, ara
Some OF the railway equipment st .,"s nros-
overmanipulated-long views INTO futuiJ ssansr
perity being discounted. Relatively SneNtth e
than any other is New-York Ar "a - can't
prospect OF dividends advanced to 10 per Cont
beginning to show there.
Every steel property prospers treii0n1
and In the markets recovery 1t VIII NOT 10
natural for United States Steel TO assuine ,of
leadership That the market viii reco'~
doubted by any fair observer. wAy.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-28
BLYTHE CAUCAsIAN PUB. CO...
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

NEW HANOVER SUPERIOR COURT.
The September term Of the New
Hanover Superior Court convened
Monday. The Wilmington Star says
the docket for this week embraces
1O3 criminal cases and goodly num-
Der Of others yet to come out from
the committing magistrates. The
Star further states that the docket Is
the heaviest on record, and that 1t
will be necessary to call all extra
term to complete the docket. Won
der if Fusion rule il responsible tor
great increase in crime in New Han
over county? The democratic "good
government" regime has been in
control In this State for the past six
years and crimes of every kind have
been steadily On the increase. Isn't
this wave Of Iawlessness that is
sweeping the State the fruits OF
seeds sown by the democratic red
shirt leaders in 1893 and 1900? If
the people of this State want law
and order they must first put new
set of officials at the head Of affairs.
You cannot expect the servant to be
greater than his master.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-28
judfe Parker, late Demoefssic

judss Parker, late Democratic
candidate for President, Is hofri6ed
that the president Of the New York
Life Insurance Co, Hr. hcCall, q
democrat, should have contributed
about $4,000 to the Republican
e.mpaign fund. While nt. scCall
might have done wrong 1t 90 81.
behoove Hr. Parker 10 make the
challenge. gr. NcCaIl says that Judge
Parker's managers made his life
weary begging for contributions
fer the democratic campaign fund,
aud that Judge Parker. while chair
man OF the Democratic Committee
oil New York, sought contributions
from the trusts.
Only few days ago Judge Parker
was made attorney for the Rs pid
Transit Co., one Of the largest trusts
In New York.
Who said anything about
"Trusts"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-28
CONFUSION.
Fits, then
Epilepsy.

DIR. Miles Restorative Nerv-
inc has been 50 successful IN
curing these brain-wrecking
diseases that there is every
reason to believe that even the
most hopeless cases can be
benefited. il not fully restored.
We will! be pleased to refer
any one thus afflicted TO many
who now enjoy the blessing OF
health. after years OF hopeless
suffering.
Il have = son that bad brain fever
the worst type. and he wa pronounced
for him. without s.aief. After about
sent Hin to Tsasoiia hospital for the
insane. at LogAnsport. Ind He was
there nearly tkrrs yeAr1. but he con-
him home July 50, 1904, In an awful
condition He had lost his mind almost
entirely. He hardly knew enc Of the
was a total wreck. He had from to
Or. Miles, Hervtne. and before the nr.t
bottle w,s used We e9',' 1 see go. sh !, se
him ever since and he has had but
two very light spells since last August.
1908. aad then he was not we'll other
ways. We pronounce him cured. as he
can work and 20 anywhere IL any one
wishes to ask any questions concerning
this. they are At liberty 10 do 10.
u. II. BCNNELL. Lincoln. Ind.
Or. Miles Nervins 10 sold BY your
druggist, who will guarantee thst the
nrsf bottle will beneNs. % Il fails. hs
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Enhart, Ind
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-28

Mother and Brother Beat Small Sister to
Death.
Richmond, Va, Sept. % What
seems to have been horrible tragedy
has just come to light at Williams
burg. Jimmie Epps, an eight-year
old boy, and his mother have been
arrested and lodged in Jail, charged
with the doing to death Of the boys
six.year old sister, Matilda, who died
recently. The boy admits having
beaten his sister with a brick, but
insists that he acted at the instiga
ton Of his mother, who he says also
beat the child Numerically. The
body Of the dead child was exhumed
and shown dreadful injuries, one Of
which alone. a fracture of the skull,
was declared by physicians to have
been sufficient to cause death. The
family is one Of the lowest order of
intelligence.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-28

The State Land Commissioner Of
Texas has given to the public long
statement in which he boldly charges
misconduct of the State officials. He
concludes his charge as follows:
81 have heard that this matter
would hurt the Democratic party in
Texas. 1 hardly see the force of the
suggestion. If those expressing that
view are so politically warped as to
wish the cover kept on official crook
edness 1 doubt if they have lately
been near Democracy's sanctuary"
The above would be a fine ex-
ample for the Democracy Of this
State to follow. But they will not
follow the example set by the Texas
official. Their course has been to
cover up instead Of uncover.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-28
TRINITY COLLEGE

Four Departments -CoIlegiale,
6raduata. Engineering and Law.
Large library facilities. Wei
equipped laborator les in all depart
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nished With best apparatus. En-
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Young Men wishing TO
Study Law should invest.
gate the superior adyant
age offered by the Depart
ment of Law in Trinity
College .. :. :. :. :.
For catalogue and further iaf5f
nation. address
D. w. NEwsoM. Registrar.
DURH M
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-28
rsxY MAos iostse SsenT.

ytAai f,seis,ss for ,is kitesAsssss -
Orssss 90 uasss<.
Wsshingtop. Sept. 3s.-Tbe Do
psfsment VI Justice to-day rere.vcd
. dispatch from Donald MeMasaes.
special counsel Tor the United Stain
In the Greeoe 0aynor casrs. IN.
nouneing that Judge Ouimet ct Nou-
ireal had dismissed the petition In
the defense Of Greene and 0synos
against extraditiou from Cansda- II
Is believed at the department of Jus
tice that no further legal steps are
possible for the accused meu, and
that they will forthwith Be brought
TO this country for trial.
Benjamin +. Greene and John F
Gaynor, Of New York, were In
dlcted at Savannah, Ca, In 1899.
charged with embesxiement and con-
splraey TO defraud the United States
government In connection with con.
tracts for harbor improvements at
that place. Capt. Oberlin n, Carter.
corps Of engineers. U. 8. A., was
convicted on the same charge, dis
missed from the army, aud impris-
oned at Fort Leavenworih for q
term Of years. Greene and GaynOr
were arrested In New York. but they
resisted exhibition to Georgia, and
when q decision was rendered against
them in q commissioners court they
fed to Canada. Each forfeited ball
to the amount Of $4,000. Measures
were taken to eecure exhibition,
and there was some hope Of favor
able outcome when the accused men
fed from Montreal to Quebec, thus
changing the legal jurisdiction. In
May, 1902, detectives Kidnapped
them, and taking them aboard .
fast tug, carried them to Montreal.
where 1t was hoped measures for ex-
tradition would be successful. There
was an exciting chase on the river.
Upon arrival In Montreal Judge La.
FOntaine committed the men TO jail.
but Judge Caro-, Of QUEBEC. granted
q writ Of hsbeas corpus. and they
were taken back to that place and set
atliberty.
Since that time, however, two
separate legal actions have been
brought by Greene and Gaynor In
Co n do In vrovont ovfraAiflon Tho
first In Judge LaFontsine's court In
Montreal, and he decided against the
accused men. The petition to Judge
Ouimet, which is believed to b. the
last resort of Greene and Gaynor,
was dismissed to-day.
The government is supposed 10
have lost more than 100000
through the conspiracy with which
Greene, Gaynor and Carter were
charged.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-28
Why Hon. John 9. Cranor Left tho
Democratic Party.

Why Hon. John 9. Cranor Left the
Democratic Party.
Union Republican,
For some time the report has been
current that Hon. John 8. Crsnor, of
WilkesbOro. N. c., had left the Dem
ocratic party and in future he would
advocate and support the principles
and policies that have made the Re-
publican party and by 1t our nation,
the greatest and grandest govern.
ment beneath the sun. In sending
his subscription to The Republican
some weeks ago, and replying>to the
same, Mr.. Cranor was requested to
substantiate the rumor and give this
paper his reason for changing his
political Affiliations. This he has
kindly done in the following card {:
Mr.. CRANoR's CARD.
WILKEsBoRo, N. c., Sept. I3.
Editor of The Union Republican,
Winston-Salem.
Dear Sir:-In reply to yours
ceived, / herewith hand you one
dollar In payment Of my subscrip-
tion for one year. 1 have changed
my politics because think the i'd.
ministration Of the government IN
der Republican rule Is subservent to
best intere t Of the entire country.
1t has proven economic. progressive
and patriotic, thereby comforting
the greatest good to the greatest
number of our people, and under
the guidance of the present execu-
tive head Its perpetuation in power
Is fixed for years to come.
Very truly yours,
JOHN 8. CRANOR.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-28
THE A. & N. COLLEGE
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-28

Judge Lumsford l.. Lewis, who
resigned the district attOrneyship to
accept the Republican nomination
for Governor of Virginia, has ex-
pressed himself IS being we'll pleased
with his elal aces 70: election, and
stated that many democrats had ex-
pressed their intention of voting for
him. There are many dissatisfied
Democrats in that State on account
Of the fragrant frauds perpetrated by
leaders of their party in the recent
primaries, and if the Republicans
make vigorous cam paign they have
a good chance Of electing their gov
ernor.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-28
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