New-York tribune., 1905-11-06
SIDEIIGHTS OF THE CANVASS.

TICKETS CAME LIKE MANNA.-The belief OF
well known business in teiepathy was
considerably strengthened Wednesday night by
his desire being granted to hear Joseph II. Choate
speak at the Jerome meeting at Carnegie Hall ON
evening The business his way
home when he remembered that the hour set for
the meeting near at hand. Il have missed this
opportunity of hearing Mr. ChOate speak, he said
TO himself. 'Of course. 1 could not get into the
meeting because admission is by ticket. and nave
ticket" He decided, however, to go to the hail
and watch the throngs of fortunate people with
admission tickets entering the place.
1t was 730 o'clock when he reached the hall. and
the line of persons elamoring for admission was
nearly block in length. He got at the end of the
line which in little while had doubled In length;
thought % thew Would be able to get the hall.
IF you had stage tickets l think you would th pc pc
said to himself "Oh. il I only had stage ticket,
as the time time for the meeting drew He was
surprised by an elderly man , pushing g ms ticSef
He took the ticket. thanked the gver and inquired @
if nd it @ would den 6e as9 Stages eets The Ser
ticket he had just three more uGke'S; lex HI; a hra M
newly made friends were occupying the oese sea's
in the hail.
SIX MONTHS FOR CHARLEY MURPHY
Charley Murphy confessed TO petit larceny re-
Gently in Special Sessions Court, and Judge Ohm
stead sent him to Blackwes Island for six months.
Murohv was arrested for stealing pair OF shoes,
having been caught with the goods he gave
his address as No q Monroe-st. When Chariey
Mqrph baa tEesd and BIC d BODY and facial
sion not unlike that Of the dam6ahy % Ig Smstead
Where did, did you u6 ensce asked 'uds'
six months the island: ana I tnaI "heie az
'grafters' ought to be-, the judge SAID
HEARST MEETING COMMUNICATIONS
has found an invincible argument against Hearst
and his Municipal Ownership schemes SO ial as
the East Side is concerned Two Tammany spen-
binders were sent down to convert Hearst street
meeting near Chrystiest, last night ae,I one 9b 'e
got up and addressed the ownership? he asked.
ri tell you what it is It's what bar they d maze Sont r
want to get it the same way here Ihat "ha'
Municipal Ownership IS ,+o r.nnanv ont,
instantly.
ADVERTISE JEROME AT RAID.-About the
+to tho afternoon audiences were leaving the
theatres recently poolroom few doors from
t,roadvav was raided. The raid had all the crowd
gathering features-swingng axes, crasnlhg glass
and the patrol wagon bell ringing iouder tHaH
usuaI Loads Of sheepsh looking bettors were
taken away to the police station When the ex-
citanoent was at its heighth van V:ith a band In
# ana Jeromes all over the sdeS a[ote We ~ ~,
halted and played Therell be Hot IlIne S IN en5
Old Town Tonight" while Jerome men pasSe9 ptisf
through the crowd giving out cards as a" beId at
Carnegie Hall last night
HEARST DANGERS" ILLUsTRATED--There
was an incfpient panic last night at Herald square
u,bf1e an outdoor Democratic meeting was IN
nrogress there young Tammany spelioinder
was describing the terrible reign OF anarchy tnat
would be fnaugurated in the community sdr-
Hearst were elected. Just at that moment tneTe
was a loud crash like the explosion OF a benlo,
md the and women tryIng tIS 70 iRRe work
Of anarchists stepped on each others IGSu . liz
penort that caused the scare the collision OF
two Broadway cars The audience p was mn 9id and the
wagon moved