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The evening world., 1908-11-02
OWES LIBERTY
TO THE ARREST
OF HIS DOUBLE
David McGonigh, Accused of
Robbery, Looks Like Man
Who Admits Crime

David McGonigle. who owes his free
dom to photograph of James Somers.
young Englishman accused OF binding
and robhinE Mrs. Eben G. Adams. OF
New Rochelle, which was published in
The World at the time uf Somers's ar
rest. was released from custody this af
icrnoon by Magistrate Tighe In the
ADAMS Street Court in Brooklyn.
Until Acting Captain Kuhne saw the
picture of SOmers he thought he had a
clear case against McGonigle. whose
picture was pl ked out In the Brooklyn
Roeues' Gallery by Miss Nellie Masten.
;he s.ster-in-law OF Summarized Nc
Lean. publisher residing in Brooklyn.
rs .aat OF the man VINO on Oct. - las;
bound and robbed hcr III d similar man
ner TO the outrage on Mrs. Adams. NJ
GoWg," was arrested at his home, No.
~ High street, brooklyn. He protested
ITS innoceH,c but the fact thai Miss
Masten had Identified his picture so
positively initiated against him
When SomerSs picture was printed it
became apparent at once that lie WAS
almost ar exact dohble OF McGOnig!e.
Capt. Kuhne decided that as the two
robhcries We're 50 similar in all proba-
bility Snmers committed both. ana that
lis. AiGs;cr hal been mis'ed by the
remarkable likeness when she picked ont
NJ .iIu.gc's picture. SuTegS. according;
10 the police, has confessed to robbing
the Mclean home and has told where
Spmt OF tlSa 1cwclrV IS plwneI.
The evening world., 1908-11-02
SOMETHING INTERESTING ABOUT
CHANLER, HUCHES&SREARN

business interests as exist in the cit
OF New York. He has put his iron
heel on this great city on every op.
that New York .4nst be treated In liberal
brosd-minded aannsr. and cannot be com
pared TO 1850 country Village in the in
terror part NJ the state.
Every citizen In this great State. as we'll
a tho nation. l. proud of New York and
loves Il Tor Us many interesting features
whereas This dictator Hughes seeks 10 e1-
tend his w.thoTlug hand to choke lis az
isttnce and suppress II according 10 his own
personal deas. II no Is re-elerted he wil
drive millions ~ dollars worth of busiEes.
broad gauged city, where mlilio4a OF peop!o
come each year TO spend thtir money n
will be turned into city OF Tue second
lass.
There are thousands Of pooplo VITO lave
20 political axes 20 grind no Interest in
other Hughes or CAaulor, w.o have AZ
ways voted the Republican lgAet straiEht.
but will this time vote 10. Ma Chanler.
for the reason that he h a broat- ndsd.
man who has the lnterest oi ihc WORKING
people and the small dealers amt merchant
throughout the state at heart. lie will give
the state Of New York the cleaneat and be /
administration 'hi.i has uceurFed In twenty
years. and he Is the only msn % al three
randidatfs whom We can vote for and feel
That the Interest OF this Eyeat eity Is going
10 be protected and not discSimiaate ed
against
PLEASE cyt this article ou, aad send II 70
solso TREAD 10 read aEd aak tith 10 please
psss Il " aao.hsE TREAD
The evening world., 1908-11-02
HELPLESS WOMEN
SAVED FROM FIRE
BY POLICEMEN

In tiny apartment on The third Aoor
of No. S0i Washington street live Mrs.
Mary Mccarthy and Mrs. Jane Danner.
widowed sisters. Mrs, Dame: IS ;Ae
younger OF the two, but rheumatism
Keeps her bedridden ard helpless, and
Mrs. Mccarthy makes the living Of the
pair by scrubbin.y the floors Of an office
building downtown.
To-day she went off 20 work, leaving
the invalid propped up on he" pillows
and a fire going i'm the kitchen stove.
After a while Mrs. Rose Noes:er. who
lives or the floor below. came in on her
cruiches to crst with Mrs. banner.
Mrs. Rooster has wife limos.
As thoy chatted in INC bedroom the
kitchen stove succumbed TO ong SER
vice and split its iron face ju;o @ wide
cash, through which live Goals IN and
set fire to the floor Eccorc the iva
,rippes knew anything was wrons me
woodwork: was all abla2e ana the flames
were creeping throusA the bedroom
door. Mrs. Danner couldn't NOSE ana
fear made Mrs Rooster almost o. hclp-
less. Her clutches were n good 10 her
\ child of a family on the second
Moor smelled the smoke ana Hell down
stairs with the alarm. Policeman Joe
FLYNN, Of the Charles street station. ran
into the tenement FEN yards ahead Of
Policeman jerry sullivan, from the
same station house.
They burst INTO tie door OF the third
floor Hat and almost tumbled over Mrs
Rooster, who was trying to crawl e
safety. They took her up To the roof
and cam" back for Mrs. Danner who
WAS unconscious from the smoke She
had inhaled
As they carried lrr down the stairs
they m, the tIcmcu coming in The
firemcn pa Oh; ia. ire IN The Nat II
jig time. In tle meanwhile, Mrs. Dan
ncr huu "c'u revived O., . drug store
across H.. va. b. 'r. Murphy, whC
oume lrum 81. NiureuIs Hospital. Mrs
Rooster TrsO,eged from her scare with
out any medical ald,
The evening world., 1908-11-02
SURE OF VICTORY
|CARRY NEW York.
DECLARES TAFT
Bryan's Vote in Metropolis Not
Big Enough 20 Beat Up
State, His I reelection.

CLEVELAND. Nov. William H.
Taft, who toured Ohio to-day on his
way home to Cincinnati, addressed a
big meeting in the armory this after
noon, and later talked to an outdoor
gathering. lie predicted a great and de-
cisive victory in New York for the Re-
publican ticket.
Il have Just come out OF New York
state with the conviction that to-mor-
row will bring with it a Republican ma
joritt there which will not only give
the electoral vote to me but also elect
Gov. Hughes by round ma ority,' SAID
Judge Taft
All of us recognize New York as a
pivotal State. and | sneak ddyiscdly
when l say that the Republican ticket
will prevail there.
The Democratic plurality in New
York City will not be sufficient to over
come the tremendous Republican vote
which will be rolled up in the rural dis
stricts.
Il am satisfied with the situation and
I await with confidence the election to-
morrow, for i am as certain of victory
as Il man may well be of anything here
below"
The evening world., 1908-11-02

DO not throw away your vote by
casting it for Shearn, as ne has no
possible chance whatever Of election.
Vote either for Bryan or Taft, as you
please. but in the State election you
have only Chanler and Hughes 10
choose from.
If YOU choose MIR, Hughes you ara
setting back your interest Two years
longe. Hughes is an autocrat pure
and simple He 10 tine most co.1-
Hooded and selfish politician who
has ever ASKED for he votes OF the
citizens Of New York State. No ma
who worlls for a living, 0! keeps 4
small store. will benefit b. n.s eis
ton. he mas hurt business In Gre D.
err New York almost as badly "a 'He
manic. and II reelected Greater New
York will suffer still more.
Hughes has vetoed dozens OF bis
which were enacted In the Interest Of
he people. and his whole political
career is saturated and dominate
by vested interest aud corporation
control, and why should any man
VINO works for living. OF who Ia
a small business taruS his yOil
agay Oh this dictaturIal, se.llmpo
taHt aut1crat and larrow-M!n led
bizot Who has no ideas % being a
broad gagged, liberal man IN ais dea.'
ibss N!,h such Immense, diversified
The evening world., 1908-11-02
SUIT FOR $16,15O
'SHQWSEX-CONV|CT
AS DUNN'S BACKER
Mccormick, Who Claims Loan
From EX-Sheriff'S Brother,
Put on Grill.


In the 'riai pefore. Justice Piatzek and
a jury to-day of the suit brought By
John Mccormack, against bartholomew.
- ~
''' '''' WV "'""-e u'e
on loan OF ss''"o maze on May IL.
1870 " was nov disputed mat McCor-
mack loaned s-a'""' put Bart Dunn in
SISTED tine loah was 70 ms orother' the
iate Ian'mahS leadef' Sherir Thomas j.
Dunn.
Mc'oiihach salu that rom Dunn
wanted TO pa Tor the sv""" contract
for stone l"r |foto'a fafk vail but
Bart said he needed s25,"7 to deposit
as the guarantee required from bidders.
80 ne ioaheu the money TO bart Dunn
VINO paid from time to time instailments
agsresatihs sio'loo' Iheh rom Dunn
hleu' Al the wake MrIorna"k SAYS
Bart Dunn said
Don't worry any more ,bou, vnur
,,,o,,a,. ~, ia,, 10. -, ,,,-,,a,. 49,, =,
i'o".H' o''' va ~ VI '"o''eS an" II
viii be all right. 1oull get yours.
Tie Dunn hid for the contract had
,,,o,, ,.o;.o,ad NIor,or,,,ao,, s,i,, ,,, 49,
pe'h 'e'e|'e", w ~ '''"'N Ha'u' anu nc
had been held OF By the statement that
Tom Dunn was going to sue the city
md would s,,roIv win
The evening world., 1908-11-02
HIRED HOTEL ROOM
AND SHOT HIMSELF

Tie body OF Clyde II. Judson, who
Lad worked as reporter on various
New York papers. was found this after
noon in a room in the Hotel Melrose, at
No. 10 East one Hundred and Twenty
ninth street, by porter,
Judson had shot himself through the
r!gnt temple. using new revolver. He
appeared d, the hotel shortly before
midnight and registered as c. H. Ste
YEAS lie said he would want the room
ONLY for an hour or so. Wien ha did
no. appear to-day Inc clerk sent the
porter to Investigate. The man smelled
powder smok" and Policeman Sheehan.
of the East one Hundred and Twenty
sixth street station, who was summoned,
broke IN the door
Through several letters and papers in
his pockets the body was identified. A.
his last place OF employment il was
said he had not appeared since last
Thursday ard that on Saturday his wife
hsd asked II anything was known OF
his whereabouts
The evening world., 1908-11-02
COURT TRIES CASE
TWICE IN ONE DAY
Marks Refused SIS Verdict
Had II Reversed and Loses
in Record Time.

"Your. Honor my client rejects and
refuses the award made by the jurH.
BY liz direction | now refuse the Si5
verdict Da set aside as Inadequate, and
move foI new trial said the lawyer
for john Marks, an iron moulder. be-
fore Justice Gon to-day.
Marks Lad sued tHe lnterborough
Rand Tianr!J Rsilwa' Company ibr
5000 dau..rs, alleging nat as he was
about .p board subway irain the
guard slammed the uUor in his face,
unconsuuus, spent some time In sick
bed, and 1d been uuab!" to work AZ
his taut since
Motion granted. AZ. CLERK call ii
new iury and We VII retry the case
nov r''l,d the Court
II WA he mrs. instance o.. the kind
on RECORD. Clerk it "se r. Lyon had
second Twelve men IN tbe box ana
The second trial was on IN Ten min
II was tie FIRST instance Of us kind
stuf.. There vas mo witness IN cor
rOhprasiGn. bnt tho marlborough of
ltred 10 evidence, Tie attorneys saNin,,
t.st ,ley had been unable 20 hnd any
bodN who knew anything about such
q nalpeulng The jury was out only
nNr inluutes.
IN th- ten minutes taken up iu sweat
ing the luly subun"na was sem ~
mo uimpany's attorney WHICH brought
Martss present eultnJnr tu. court, and
o. rtr,. .,st0od r1t Marks had been
a. work iur h.m o.. som" time
W. auntu" five UH4is' session th'
Of tht ,ompany ami Marks gets n1rh-
Jos 10 G9T denied ,no On lo sst
the verdict aside
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thousands Of small red rimples formed.
On becoming dry, these caused intense
itching. was advised to go to tbs
hospital for diseases If the skin. did
90 and was an ont patient for month
OF moro, the chief surgeon saying
never saw such a bad case Ct enema.
But | got little or no relief. Then l
trieo many so-callcd remedies, but be-
came so bad that ] almost gave up in
despair, On coming 10 this country 1
heard so many accounts OF cures by Cutl-
cura Remedies that'I resolved, as a
last resource. to give them trial. This
was after suffering agoniee for twelve
months, and right glad am ! that did
20, for I was relieved Of the almost I'M
pearabe itching after two or three
applications Of Cuticuta Ointment.
continued its use, combined with q
liberal use OF Cuticura Soap and Cuti-
c-,ra Resolvent Pills and am more than
thankful to say that after using three
sets OF the Remedies. ! was completely
cured. I can only add that, should any
one be suffering rs | did. ! hope that
they will do Is I did. and am sure OF
tie results . Henry Searle. 2022 Cross
s., Little Rock, Ark. Oct. and 10. or.
Complete External and Internal Treatment ioS
Every Humor of Inisns, Children. and Adults
CnticurA Ointment 5000 TO Heal the SKIN. and
e. I sc The b Form ,Ss sao
cod throughout the world. Potter Drug Chsn.
corp. Sole Props., Boston. MAJ
~uaiisd Frss. cuueufa Book - sSn Dha1A
The evening world., 1908-11-02
Women and Children Carried
From House Next to Newark
Playhouse, Which Is Burned.
MAN DIES IN HALLWAY.
Another Trapped by Flames
Jumps From Window
Panic Among Flat Tenants.

m the burning early to-day OF Starts
Auditorium. 4 vaudeville theatre at FIJI
<eenth and Morris avenue, Newark. one
Seenth street and Morris avenue. New
ark, one man was killed, one leaped
from a window and was slightly injured.
while $50 persons, mostly women and
children, comprising thirty-two families,
were carried out of an adjoining smoke
filled fiat house by the police and fire.
men.
David olfhgrad, who lived in the fat
house, nad fought his way down
through the smoke in the halls to the
uround floor. where he fell overcome
and died
Samuel .conard, an employee OF the
theatre, Ieaped from the second story
window Of the burning theatre to the
sidewalk He was badly shaken up and
hts left ankle twisted.
One hundred and seventy families Nv
ing within a half block of the fire
threw most OF their possessions from
windows into the street and then ran
down in their Night clothes.
The loss from the fire. which started.
IL is believed, from n lighted cigarette,
10 placed at $4,000.
A woman was killed two years ago
when the front of The same theatre
fell in.
The Auditorium was iron sheathed in
side and out and believed TO be fire
proof.
The evening world., 1908-11-02


study in hand by offering stimulus for their pupils;
And interest parents and guardians in the progress OF the young
people pemnaSp The Evening World has planned con-
this line of school work for the boys and girls OF the greater city,
in which prizes aggregang $500 will be awarded as follows
TO THE OF EIGHT YEARS OR UNDER
$40: third
Of So Zach; sir priaeS OF s. ed ana t"Ftp
81 each
TO THE TO 10 YEARs-ElOo in
Fustprt
Of So EACH PRICES Of So each and h'yje p7'es OF "
TO AND GIRLS FROM 10 TO f9 YEARS-S10o in
Ffrstpr
IS prizes Of So each and "ty5tre prizes Of 81
TO THE GIRLS FROM la YEARs-siOo
prizes Of 81 each ana pises Of 81
AND GIRLS FROM ii To 10 YEARS
each tty!ire 81
York this competition Of the
prizes,
Evening World asks its young readers to copy this short
sentence "Te Evening World is reai il nome, in their best
handwriting and send it to The Evening Mori@ otcc.
Comfy with the simple condition III III Accompanying be
careful with your writing Keep paper le nj cao AMI fold
neatly requires folding, for all e clements will " Considered
in awarding the prizes.
Pupils may send any number specimens Tie does
end until Practise and improve your handwriting.
Save postage by waiting until YOU have written five specimens
tvocent stamp will carry five specimen and five Coupons
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cleverly. with Bergo second and King
THIRD RACE-Thrce-y year olds: 500
added one mile. Tine-i.IS la.
Alex Grant. les Guldstein), 10 TO /.
e and ; 10 j. first.
Bergo. ioS lHaynes>. l. to l, to and
King Sol, iii cNIcoD. 10 to 10. TO and
out. third.
Beggar Man. Glaucus, New Garter,
Miss Marjorie. oscar, Cool also ran.
FOURTH RACE--Greater Baltimore
steeplechase: four-y ear-olds AMI up; sell
ing: about two miles. Time-.35.
My Grace, l3S lWilliams), 20 TO l, to l
Grandpa. lls Sampson, : to ., to
and 3 to ., second.
Paprika, 40 henderson,, 10 to l. to
Bessie Kisser. Essex, Rilberry. Pom
~ felD. Lizzie Flat pulled up. also
ran.
18TH RACE-Selling: two-year-olds
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nvc and q half ruilungs Thine I 0S IS.
Sumnututght l4 .troWlCNt TO DBL.
even and Out Nou.
Uuanticn, M uGoid.tcinl. to .. s to .
ana to ~. SECOND
Ifawkwiup log NuWuln, to I. I to l.
to ,. Z irl.
llanonian, High Hat, Rose Eeaumpn'
EsCURu, MuNim Gun. lIalbcC also rnl
SMITH RACh.-l'otomaci purse, three
ytjtT.ulus and upward, selling one milo
and forty Yards fme--l u.
Lady Isabel " CGoldstcinD, to /. 6 TO
and to :, won.
George G. Hail lm crowley. TO J..
to aud 10 o, second
Minot lOl INrausl. T. to /. to | and :
to - third.
Druid. Aluuda Robbie l<ean, Cain
paiener. The Clown, Scion Single. Black
nnk "A 'eO ran
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III OK di cnb
on my ankles and
feet. he same.
in n few days,
was the case with
my ar m S a n d
scalp. l c o u ! d
hardly keep from
scratching, which.
| need n ar d ! y
say. III a d e it
W ors q. Then
large red patches
appeared, W ! I n
intl N m a t 10 n
and S ore n @ s Q.
After ton Gavg
The evening world., 1908-11-02
DiEO.

CAREi. MARY CAREY. beloved
vie n Rae ll.r FatIak CAREY. native
~ re cS 4 " rrf7Pd, Ireland
FuEert. irUH her las residence -
I.,lur -, Wednesday, a. . o'slock,
PIDIIIN.-OH SOY. /. zoos. At A. NJ.
suddenly, ar his residence, az. Boule-
kard Ra,crswood, l.. f. HENRY
PUDiFIS.
Funeral services Tuesday eyening,
Ngy. . at O'Clock Inter non. 20 the
convenience OF family
Canadian papers please copy
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CURE FOLLOWED
YEAR OF AGONY
Intense itching Eczema Drove Hin
Nearlytc 7espair-Chef Surgeon
Of a London Hospital Called It
Worst Case He Had Ever Seen
Got Little or No Relief Until
CUTlCURA STOPPED HIS
UNBEATABLE TORTURE

"Asout four years ago, IN London,
~aS 6oublcd By q severe itching and
The evening world., 1908-11-02
PEEP IN FAILS
TO GET LOOK IN
AT PIMLIC0.

Continued from First Page
The evening world., 1908-11-02
School Children
Enter a Great Contest
For Writing Prizes

40 encourage the nearly million school children of Greater
New York in their writing lessons
To help the teachers who have this important branch of
The evening world., 1908-11-02
Big Rhode Island Vote.

prohibition movement in Rhode Island
has resulted In the greatest reglstra-
ton known here. and tomorrow vot-
ing Is expected to establish u record.
the state will vote no license. their bal
lots for the national candidates will
probably be confined. as usual, 10 the
two great parties. with the Republicans
almost certain OF majority
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-27

arship day that he decided
which previously had into daily
lie attempted to down suddenly from height about
20 feet and the left wing Of the invention struck ground
with much force. cpplng the machine making
for him to take several from his experimental work
to repair the injured part.
However the work accomplished routine
proceeded usual that Wright that swoop
until he accomplished 1t each Then the French him
the title OF the birdman, which has stuck to him least
in the foreign pictorial magazines and newspapers
One Of the beauties of the Wilbur Wright
in France the demonstration of the superiority his
machine those which promoted by the natives
themselves When Wright operated aeropane
in France there several Frenchmen able
outdo his feas In fact French aerial navigator
worlds record before Wrghs eyes.
stand for long.
later the American contrivance
remained in the hour half accomplishment
which has not been touched since which probably
be equaed in than decade
wrecking Of the Orvie Wright aeropane Myer
Washington disaster which put a
time at least in the work of the brothers
1t only few since the brothers expe
iments with the aeropane they, themselves
their to-day is somewhat develop
within years. Readers the newspapers remem
how few years the that Wright brothers
destined make their mark in the world
shielded from the of possible respassers
invention So secretly the work carried
impossible for disineresed persons within
miles of the machine when 1t
months and after the had put
bion the brothers would allow photographs to be taken
fecy justified for they claimed points which,
secured by other prospective navgaors might deprive
of much of the credit which great invention has
since bestowed upon them.
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-27
THE WRICf7T 6RO7HEReS' 'N4ChXnE At Ii HANs

shielded his invention. 1t damp spot ana
few friends he made the French public declared
being impaired by his method OF guarding e
precious secret
duplicate of that used IN france.
single variance except in few OF the parts
unuored both devices were exactly the same
Regarding Wright brothers have said little as
their wont most occasions when the arshp topic @
into the from their closest friends the iac
has been learned that Germany the invention also and
while realize that their first duty win
the United government they to demonstrate e
Of the air craft along the Rhine and hope
to prize which the German government has huns
up successful navgators of the ether. j., ,
The Wright brothers we're approached p ases
of Germany in the front ranks resatans e
study Of aviation 1t remembered that the emperor gave
literally to Count Zeppelin order that he might construct
new after his first arsp was DESTROYED ana e M M
believe that when they nave Sc
cured copy of the device they will be In far way
towards taking lead in affairs aerial ,., H..
| what other countries desirous OF getting into
With an aeropone order outside of the firm OF
Wright but that there were nunner o se V,
ia T,orenn kingdoms in at the time that wilbur
r,cbt was engaged making his experiments went 10 snow
or at strong hint that the aeropame % m 70 he
agents who careful when visiting TO drop "e'e
remark their identity A.. .,ou,or,s ,ro IN
rGned to the United States and France Germany, o.
course will in line and 1t Is cohsaeeu M ] 5cde
I,n,nd will take in the game II the boIs ue'e
go ~ Gov aerial navigation connection with their war de
nartment 1t probable that orve Msn h mn DI in the
assignment of demonstrating the al "
nciGbborhood London. o,u,, =. For, Mver
One Of oryile wrghs most successful shts at U M m,i
,,sb,ppton occurred short time peioie 'he .
near m irced the field for the experiments hye
times in addition going Its ful % ensh ~ he h M ovided for
recty IN The total time needed for that trip was iour
minutes and seconds Throughout ae @ losing single
% and Wright being able to send 1t hithe ana sf i
out any apparent enor. -, .hroo and threeffths
The wna h speed device was estimated a
AZ miles an Thirty feet from ne el0uAa rva
height ri. machine he secured better control and
experiment Win ME- he was able manpu
when the tims for the tests approa'ne' 80
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-27
In the Christmas Century.

In his discussion of My Experiences
With. and Views Upon, the Tariff in
the Christmas Century, Mr.. Carnegie
explains that his views upon the sub
ject-"which still hold as firmly as
ever and have never chansed''-were
formed in the early seventies by Adam
Smith, who was not the biSoted free
trader he is generally supposed TO
have been. and by John Stuart Mill's
celebrated paragraph which sums up
the matter"
The Ordway new era., 1908-11-27
An Error.

His father had found it necessary 10
rather severely punish Robert. aged
five. The little chap came running 10
me with resentment in his heart.
"Aurtie," he sobbed, did God make
you?"
Yes, Robert" answered.
And did He make ma?"
Yes"
And did He make me?"
Certainly. my boy"
And did He make pa, too?'
"Of course He did"
Well" sobbed Robert sadly. that's
when He made. mistake. The De.
lineator.