The evening world., 1912-10-14

- light registration IN Greater New
sn-k FOR the first two days has been
ne Of the surprises OF the campaign.
The = ssn.ng OF It !. a puzzle TO politi-
cal students as we'll az the leaders Of
all parties. Only Friday and Saturday
Sf this week remain for voters TO get
their names down II they are to avail
themselves Of their right Of suffrage. Il
= hardy possible that the remaining
two days will give SUFFICIENT time to
A2vsrcoms the loss sustained. One rea-
N advanced for the light registration
y that none Of the three Presidential
'sandadates meets with the favor OF all
Ne people. This reason can hardly
cody 10 the three nominees for Gov
esuor and leaves the explanation stili
mystery.
0ov. wilson b ct Princeton resting
- from the fatigue Of his long tour.
Tired - he was ne Wa equal to two
Sanausts and speeches on Saturday
alght end h reached New York a. late
- O'Clock IN the afternoon. The
Domooratio Presidential nominee will
ssma4n IN Princeton until Wednesday
0orn1nG. DuRtAg the rest OF the week
- M tour Now Hampshire and
o0nAaA Has nsxt big speech making
~ va b IN Delaware and West vlr-
U1nia.
~ Ne meeting Of the CIVIC Reform
q Carnegie Han on Saturday night
Consreaman william g. Bennett, who
Doks for the Republican party, and
Snoel Steuhen A. Wise, who appeared
~ the Democratic party. got their big
So applause when they mentioned
2oosSvsats name. When Mr.. Bennett
enishsd he was given . good hand for
TAFT to show that there was no hard
feeling. When Rabbi Wise sat down
there was q tremendous outburst for
WAson. which seemed to come from all
parts OF the house. It was fully as long
and fervid a. the one which had inter-
1upted him when he mentioned Roose-
.yAlt. Jane Adams. who was the
champion Of the third party. was the
AaAl OF the crowd. 1t was q Roosevelt
house without doubt and everybody had
TO pay to get In.
william Suizer, Democratic nominee
nor Governor. visited the fleet this
corning In his capacity OF Chairman
Of the House Committee on Foreign
'c'atoas. This afternoon he speaks
fore the West Side Business Mems
80 ION a; Moore and Washington
,".s Tomorrow he has several
-.ns IN the city and banquet at
" ,slcss Club In the evening. Wednes-
~ h, attends the Tsmmany Hall rati-
cion meeting and makes several
'fcceAcs' In the Bronx. On Thursday
NC s.aT.s for his campaign upstate and
wil be ON the so until Election Day.
A drummer wandered into the Bull
Moose headquarters this morning ant
told how he had won Ave dollars on q
bet on a train upstate. He bet tina
more votes would be polled on the train
for Roosevelt than for Wilson. Thirty.
six votes were polled with the follow.
ing result: Roosevelt, II; Wilson. 10
Taft, 6. Asked what had become OF ths
remaining four votes the drummer said
''Oh. they wouldn't vote. They told US
to 90 to hell
Coi. Bryan refused to meet Col
Roosevelt In debate at Cleveland
Organs tour In Ohio was to occup,
tAree dAys and was to end In CLEVELAND
on Dot. y. The Bull Moose OF that cit,
Oeoursd tho biEgest hall IN town FOL
ehe& night leaving . big tent to Bryan
|, - Dsmoorats wired to the Nationa
No<hm1ttss to arrange for a debate
Nth the result that Bryan's date
49, switched and his time in Ohio Gu
.,y0Wu to two days. He viii speak II
ycIsvslanA on Monday night, Oct q, IN,
H1nA3 osoors Col. Roosevelt reaohe,
sAerA
To-uight r. n speaks IN Champaign
N Th4s y the homo Of Congressman
WunDam B. Nd1kinisy. VINO manages
WhDrs oampaign for nomination. It Il
~ - presume that there will b
ssnsGAAAg doing Ut to-nisht's meeting