The evening world., 1905-11-07
Many Arrests Downtown.

The greatest number Of arrests wer,
made In the lower assembly districts Of
the city during the early part Of thC
day Policeman Salvatore Santro, OF
the Elizabeth street station. had the
distinction OF being the first voter ar.
rested In the Second Assembly District.
He was charged with voting from No
Mulberry street without holding any
residence at that address. It took him
about five minutes to prove to the sat-
isfnction Of Magistrate Wahle that he
had lived In that house eleven years.
francisco Colano, of No. li5 Cherry
street, was arrested In mistake for
Francisco Catano. He was promptly
discharged In the Tombs Court. So was
Joseph Carpenetto, OF No. s5 James
street. who was dragged to court by
three Morgan men, The registry clerks
bad made mistake in his case
Inc registry clerks were also at fopIt
In the case OF Jacob Lasker. an assIs-
tant Deputy Attorney. General Of No
70 Lagle avenue, the Bronx. When ne
went to the Seventh Election BjstrIc,
OF the TAlrty-hrth Assembly District
TO vote the registry clerks astonlsAad
him with the steament that ne lived
at both Nos. 725 and 7S5 Eagle uyenpo
He left the voting plac. in disgust.
promising to come back later in the
day and swear in his vote.
One Case Looks Serious.
Before four hours Of voting had
passed the Morgan men had made in
the neighborhood Of 100 arrests. What
seemed to be serious case develon.d
IA the arrest Of James ID. Dewey, a
clerk In the Hotel Nassau at No 9-i
Bowery On the complaint of JoJn
Floyd, a Republican watcher, he Was
charged with being implicated in six
iuegaI attempts 20 vote In the Sixth
Assembly District He was arrested
and later arraigned in the Essex Mar.
ket Court.
A fictitious Charles Tottler got into
hot water In the Eighth Election Dis
trlot OF the Thlrty-third Assembly Dis
triet, at No 1909 Lexington avenue.
lie strWted into the voting booth and
gave the name OF Tottler and the ad.
oress OF NO lls East one Hundred
and Twelfth street 1t happened thar
the real Charles Tottler was enployed
as Hearst watcher In that place, and
on his complaint the young man was
arrested and taken to the Harlem
Court
Policeman Wasserman made the ar
rest and declared that he recognized the
youth as member OF the notorious
Paul Kelly gang lie wore Paul
Kelly button on his waistcoat. lie was
held in 5000 bail for trial after he had
confessed that his real name was
Charles Totten and that he lived at
No. 392 East One Hundred and Seven
teenth street. lie declared he had been
sent 10 the election district to vote In
the name OF ToWler.
Supt. Morgan's secret squad, organ.
ized three weeks ago, started 10 work
when the polls opened They are not
known even TO the deputies and hayo
mingled with the bands OF alleged re
peaters, who have been flooding the
CITY, worked with them and been ar
supt Morgan expects to hear from al
OF these some time this after7o oon, ond
ne tully expects that a number of them
VIII De IN jail when II Ia time for them
10 turn In their reports
- De Ate. was as cuiCt as a New
ENGLAND village on the sabbath to-day.
Capt. Trace Of the Elizabeth street
station. declared tNat he md never ex-
p@erieneed such a peaceful Election Dav.
Nyul9 WI AllfNAh were lltlc IN ms
district before noon ana all OF the pr.s
oners were discharged.
Tammany Captain Arrested.
There was considerable excitement
around noon In the nelghb rh1pd OF
No. sos East Thirteenth street. where
seven or eight arrests were made. The
Morgan men on hand and the nollcs
were unable 70 cone with the disturb
ance that followed the arrests and a
request vas sent TO Mr. MOrgan's a.
nee 70 send reinforcements The police
also sent Tor aid.
The trouble began over the arrest OF
Ihomas Mulligan. a salOon-kecppr and
Inmmany captain In the election dis
trict He was indicted last week for
aiding and abettne IN Illegal reglstra-
ton, lie had surrounded himself with n
number OF huskies and hade defiance 10
the Morgan men until endorsements
came and arrested him and his men
About the same time G. l.. McCook
Chnirm1n OF the Jerome watchers, be-
gan makiug frantic appeals for the
safety OF his men In the Thirtv-thlrd
Assembly District. Of which Nchola, !
Hayes IL Tammany leader Mr. McNo1E
declared that the Paul Kelly gang was
tting employed 10 throw the Jerome
watchers out OF the polling places, and
that the police connlyed at II,
Ares SITS Are Denounced.
During the morning Morgan deputies
ofraigaed twenty-five prisoners before
Maglstrute Walsh ig TIE West sid