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fHE MADISON JOURNAL

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The evening world., 1913-10-31
CHIHUAHUA AT MERCY
or MEXICAN REDELS.

DALLAS. Tex. Oct 3i.--A despatcn
from III Paso rcce!v.Ni here today SAID
that chihuahua CITY. Mexico. was
evacuatei By Feierals yesterday
leaving the city open to capture
without resistance by Pancho villa :
rebels villas men had occupied the
outskirts OF Chlhushus before the
aba ndonment. The Federa!s were said
10 have retreated toward Juarex. The
despatch adds:
Thousands Of American and Mexi.
can citizens who were unable to board
the ten troop trains are panic stricken.
They have no means OF getting away
from the stricken city and fear Is held
for their lives. Many believe that fol-
Low ers OF OrUzco Will be given no quar-
ter by villa during the occupation Of
the State capital.
what few residents OF the city who
have horses and wagons are following
In the wake Of the military trains
carrying all their possessions with
them"
The fear for Oroxcos sympathilers
IL based on resentment expressed by
rebels against him for ighting in the
Federal army.
The evening world., 1913-10-31
MURPHY STILL CLINICS
TO $50, 900 FIGURES
Says he Sees No Reason to Change
His Forecast of McCall's
Plurality.

At Tammany Han to-day there was
the largest attendance of the campaign
when charles +, Murphy gave his daily
audience to all who approached. lie was
asked whether he still held to his state
mcnt Of two weeks ago that Tammany
would have IiOpo plurality.
"Wo VIII win" he said. Il have seen
no reason and | see none now to change
my figures
Referring In the controversy between
Fusion Manager Auansun ana Mccall
Manager Johnson whether he wanted
the late Mayor Gaynor to head Tam
mrny's ticket, Mr.. Murphy said.
u am not going TO talk any more
about that The fit Is simply that I
worked for Gaynor."
Tammany leaders took on new heart
ana co"fase to-day They loudly pro-
claimed AT the Hall that the Hide mad
turned and that Mccall Was certain q,
election.
The evening world., 1913-10-31
MAYOR KLINE ORDERS
POLICENEV PLACED
IN POLLING PLACES.

Mayor Kline to-day gave orders to
'unim.ss oner Waldo cunccrning police
arrangements on election day which. IN
tvp resp. u. dIlfer from the police poo
lection ~ IA. polls as stipulated by
Mayor Gaynor during his admlnis'ra.
ton. The Innovations rather. re-
turn TO the old order of the time before
III" Gaynor administration that
'h're shall be tw" Policemen Instead OF
on" ~ each polling place, and one 4
lhes" shdl. remain inside the polling
place. hut not pass beyond the ran .N-
'rii when Summoned by the chairmnn
OF IN" polling buah or ON. of ue in.
sr"'tnrs Tho policeman and not tn.
.hilrmin, ds In the past, shall be made
responsible tor the return OF all unused
and mut.latcd ballots, after the closing
of the polls, to the captain OF the police
precinct
since the Police Commissioner hnd nj.
ready issued his oNicr Ia the policemen.
iolowlns the iaynor rules, the recaip,
of the Mayors letter caused him la,
tnis afternoon to send out n supplement.
tary order incorpora ting the two point.
Of change.
The evening world., 1913-10-31
HOW POLITICS
MAKES TWO FRIENDS
LAM" ONE ANOTHER
Bob AdamSon Says He Isn't
Going to Quarrel With
zoe" Johnson, but

Robert Adamson. manager ot the Flu
SION campaign. and Joseph Johnson,
manager for Candidate Mccall. were
friends and Office holding associates un-
der Mayor Gaynor until Chief Murphy
yesterday said something about being
Tor daynor In Denomination days.
Whereupor Mr.. Adanson says TO Mr..
Johnson.
Mr.. Murphy now says he was for
the nomination of Mayor Gaynor. I
ask him II he can get Mr.. Joseph John
son. manager of Mr. .IcCalrs personal
campaign to corroborate that. Mr. John
son knows. ask him what he told Mr..
johnson several days before the nom.
ination. Mr.. Johnson wants Mr.. McCal,
elected. but from what I know OF him
since boyhood. he will tell the truth"
Within an hour AIR. johnson replied
TO Mr.. hdamson:
Mr., Murphy always told mo that he
was working as hard as he could for
Mayor Gaynor. Ny old friend. Bob
Adamson, could not have known much
about II because he was in Europe al
the time"
Adamson retorted to Johnson:
Il know what Joe Johnson told me
He went to see Mr. Murphy lie saw
him and told all the Mayors SUP.
porters that Nj, Mccall was to b,
nominated. He made that statement.
80 he told me. to Mayor Gaynor. He
made II TO great many other people.
I'm not going into Il controversy with
Joe. but these are the facts"
johnson returned Adimson's fire as
follows:
! rei,erate that NJ. Murphy told nc
ne was working as ha:d As he could
FOR iaynor. | told Adimson and the
Mayor. too. l don't want to dsput.
Bobs reracity. but he wasn't even here,
The cross-fire OF Adamson versus
Johnson with veracity as the issue con-
t!nued all day.
The evening world., 1913-10-31
DELANEY TOOK RYAN $4,000
TO CHIEF, INSISTS SU[zER
Former Governor Gives Alleged Details and De-
clares That Murphy Was "Hollering'
for Money From Him

william -Iiz"i gave :. The Ercu.ns
World to-day detailed a'co.u' W what
De claims 10 %" tur tau, circumstances
under which he got $1,000 from Aian
Ryan as q CdJIpugu contribution AMI
TUNED tn" money over to- Charles 1.
Murphy. through John II Do'iucy. tA'
present state Commissioner Of Economy
and Efficiency TIA. rc'iili came up IT
discussion Of bclancy's denial of az
alleged de;ectaphone conversation iu
the Executive Mdusion IN Albany reld-
tive 20 Dolanoy's taking 60 Murphy IN"
widely discussed $1,000.
THE matter came up" Mr. Sulzer
said. ION the occasion ~ visit pad
to Murphy's house. lie had sent Tor nv
and went to see him In the morning.
VI Irphy said that the committee needed
money for printing. Autographs. and So
on. He told me | ought 20 get some
money and suggested that | 20 oIt and
cali on several wealthy men he named
The evening world., 1913-10-31

Ing to him about his father or about
myself
do you know McGione~ asked
Ryan.
~ do I replied and I did know Nc.
Clone well. lie was Thomas f.. Ryan's
secretary.
I'll send McGlone down TO see YOU
said Ryan. ! said all right. thinking he
was gong to send MrGl,ne down to
see what he could do for me.
a short time later McGlone appeared
no" do you do. Governor? he said
How are you. Mac? said |. He handed
me package OF bills wrapped with a
rubber band and after wishing me good
luck he departed.
As sopn as he vas out 81 the room
Delaney cam. In.
How much did he give you?' asked
Delaney. ..
81 don't know said I. Let's CONT
IT,
The money was there on ths table.
w" counted IL. There we're ten one .nou-
sani dollar bills.
My God" said Delaney. this Is a
llfe-saver. I'll take II right up 10 the
chief
II handed Delaney the roll and he
took up to Murphy. I know he did.
because I asked Murphy a couple OF days
later whether John had given him $4,000
and he replied that he had. but It was
only drop In the bucket.
when Delaney cane down 10 the
Peoples House to see me. ard I asked
him to tell the truth about that 80. ,Oc.
he apparently knew there was d.tec-
,aphone IN the room. lie was white as
u sheet when he came In and he looked
all arouad susplclously. The record OF
the conversation as I gave II out IL &C.
curate and can be substantiateJ."
The evening world., 1913-10-31
47 MEN TORTURED,
THEN KILLED BY
MEXICAN REBELS
Continued from First Pags.)

ture OF the fugit.ves was made, and
friends OF Gen. Diaz on shore we're un-
aware for some hours tina; he had left,
Later it was lcarrei that Dli. and
his patty are bound to POINT or
Procresso. Yucatan. where they VIII I've
transferred to "a New York and CuJi
Mail steamship. This Information was
cabled TO the Navy Department at
Washington to-day by Rear imir1i
Fletclcr. commanding the American
squadron In Mexican waters The pat.
tleship Michigan should reach Pro-
gresso tomorrow. Admiral Fletcher
diu not say upon what vessel tie
refugees would sail and no mention
was male of their ultimate destina.
ton.
The German Minister. Won Heintze.
accompa MED by the swedish ana Rus.
san Ministers. were expected to arrive
here late to-day for a conference with
John Lind. President Wilson's sp,c.a
envoy. and Admiral Fletcher. command
ing the American warship notllla.
The three Ministers telegraphed from
Mexico City that they would like to
confer with Lind regarding the proo,.
y,
Aure!iano Banquet be declared Pies.
dent Of Mexico.
Won He,nize also will confer with the
commanders of the German warsnips
Hertha and Bremen. now or the harbor.
The Bremen. which came near enough
last night TO report to the Hertha oy
wireless. dropped anchor early TO-DAY
and reported that two other German
warshlps are on their way to Mexicaa
waters.
MENIcO CITY. Oct. 3i.-sev.n hun.
dred Federal troops under Gems Teller
and Mas reached Monterey to-day
after nine days trip from Laredo
The rebel force, whlch for several day.
had been engaged In attacking Monte.
rey. has been driven from the vicii.t,
Of the city. according TO private and
railroad kilograms received at the
capita..
BlAi,RITI. France. oct Sl-Gen.
Poriirio D.az. former Pres. den. OF Mex.
go. who has been staying here since
early In August. left to-day for Pir.s.
The evening world., 1913-10-31
STEAM S11I;L 0IGS Up
H:A]LESj 0)]i o. BOY
Victim Buried III Gravel Bank Is
Dragged Out During Work Of
Excavation.


CLEVELAND %, oct. n The head
less body Of "a boy this afternoon was
pulled out ui "A gravel hauk on Atwater
avenue by steam shove. beng used In
excavation work. Police after cxanir-
ing the body. were Of the opinion tina,
the head hid been severed from il for
some time. The head Is being sought TO
AID In Identification.
IL IL thought the hody my Dc that OF
Joseph SUbozak. nine. who has been
missing from home since juno II Ill.,
parents believed that he had becr
drowned IN the NewbIrs asylum cree.
The evening world., 1913-10-31
CHARGED WITH FIRING
YACHT FOR INSURANCE
Hero of Boer War Arrested, Held
in $4,000 Bail and Re-
manded to Tombs.

Charged by a Boston Grand Jury with
ishahle by life Imprisonment. Capt.
John Albert Fish OF tho British In
perial Light Horse, New York civ,l
engineer, member OF the New York
Yacht club and hero of the Roor war,
Mas arrest~i by the Federal authori-
ties to-day. II. was held in $1,000
hall and remanded To- the TUmbs.
capt Fish, who sometimes spells his
name Fysh, = charged with burn nj
his priva," yacht Scnta. an auxiliary
cruiser, In Eserton IIarbor. Mass. near
Boston, on oct. %. 1910. IN order to So.
cure slj.vo wor,l OF Insurance money
from IN. American Lloyds.
Claiming that the entire procedure
against HIN was spite work on the part
~ III" insurance companies, whom he
sued In the Municipal Court here. Capt
FISH said that he would hght his case
20 the hlttcr end.
capt Fish was IN South america MS
m official Of a railroad there prior "a
m" Bp'r war. when the war broke
"pt h" enlisted IN the queens army
and Vas rewarded wl'h several medals
1N Queen Victoria ana King Edward
''r his bravery In III" campaign, rs-
prcially At Splou kop.
Tn" yacht Was burned while living In
Eser'nn harbOr preparatory to making
u trip 10 Florida, 4 party ~ guests
""rs aboard at the time. Capt Fish
declares that the fire was entirely an
accident. but Harold = Demng. counsel
FOR the American l.loyds, says II was a
d'Iih"rat" attempt 10 gain the Insurance,
Capt Fishs automobile was mys-
t"ronsly burned about IN. sam. time as
the Yacht
The evening world., 1913-10-31
CANDIDATE mitchell CALLS A
COUNCIL Or WAR.

$50 J.. N. Mitchell called a council NJ
war. Commanders OF all the allies were
summoned to his tent in Malls N Suuarc
New York County Republicans. after
having he'd "A council OF their avn In
th"lr West FortI"th street headquarters
sent Chairman kocnIg aud several dis
trict leaders to the general council. Re.
publican leaders from brooklyn. on ac-
count OF distance. came In small groups
The general staff OF the theoretical
planners ~ the battle descended from
Their rcaesscs on an upper floor OF the
headquarters building
Orders for the day were published in
from, of the chief OF STATS office These
announced that Gen. Mitchell would ap-
pear Oh the battle line Tonight In the
following places: brooklyn Palm Oar
den and Borough Park clubhouse. three
places In the Widest recusses OF queens
and finally late at niEht at Hudson and
Broo,nc streets. Manhattan.
The most serious subjcs; discussed
at the council of war was the atti.
tude of D!strict-Attorney Whitman
who praised tho enemy's candidate.
NJ CAN. last night In Madison square
Garden In the presence OF Candidate
M!tcncl Some hothsads were for
setting him outside the Fusion camp
and denouncing him ~ unraithful
Others counciled silence and delay for
fear that any action might seriously
lnjnre the Fusion cause. Mr. whitman
liz scheduled for one more appearance
under the Fusion banner and that In
saturday night In Carnegie Hall, where
he viii preside over tho Clergy and
La!ty Fusion meeting at which Can.
didates Mitchell. Preniergast and Nc.
An.ny are to speak.
th'of OF Stan Ahamson WIS dis.
patched with orders to riddle IN. Tam.
many advertisement appearing In morn
m newspapers pioclaiming the names
OF many busin,ss and professional m,n
who had been won over TO Mccall
Th" list II false and forged" cried
Aiamson, During the first hour OF IN.
morning watch We have had four men
come to us and declare the use of th.i,
names 81 b" wrong and unauthorized.
hs 'h"y are for Mitchell The first four
at Thomas w. Churchill. President of
the Boa'd 90 EdIra,ion. Frank N.
Tyler, Secretary OF the Economy
League; Christopher Schierloh. who
does not live or vote IN New York. and
l.. NJ Black. who is now working In
ruSloh headquarters. Other frauds in
the Hist are being revealed hourly"
The evening world., 1913-10-31
WOULDN'T CALL ON RYAN, BUT
FIXED UP A MEETING.

81 told him ! wouldn't do ~. Well,
he said. you're hell OF a candidate
V" know Allan Ryan. don't you
81 said knew Mr.. Ryan sllghtiv.
Murray told me ! ought 20 call on AL
Ian Ryan. told him ! wouldn't call
with Ryan at my office. I did this he
caus. knew John Mason was hoiler-
ing for money for the State Commit
tee and thought I should do some
thing.
when I got TO my office John II.
Delaney was there. John II. Delaney
In closer to Murphy than any man In
this state. lie is the fellow Murphy
picks on, for the big Jobs Jobs like
doing up McCarren or doing up me-.
Murphy planted Delaney on me at
Syracuse and Delaney deceived me I'M
III deceit was no longer possible. Then
he came out In the open for his master
Murphy.
well. Delaney was there waiting for
me. Have you seen the chIef?' said
Delaney. I saw MIN this morning.
said l.
81 saw him last night said Delaney,
and he is hollering for money. lie
says we ought to turn In something to
pay tho expenses Of the state Commit
tee
81 sent him 5000 by you. John I
replied. I sent him the first 5000 !
got. Didn't you deliver it?'
Now Delaney doesn't deny that /
sent him 10 Murphy with It, hut he
says he spent II In legitimate cam
palgn expenses. However, that Ii aside
from this Ryan afrair.
DELANEY suggested that I call up
Allan Ryan. NO. John ! said. you
call him up 80 Delaney called up
Allan Ryan and after u very brief
conversation called me to tho phone.
Hello said Ryan. What can I do
Tor your
~ don't know l replied. And right
here ] want 10 BAY that | said moth
The evening world., 1913-10-31

Ch'of Of the Watchers Bureau. Com.
hanI"rs Of tho Republican. independ.
en- League. Honest Ballot League and
''n'rs'rian Alliance camps ordered
ih'ir mon assigned for similar duty to
trprt ~ MI Cans. Two thousand coli
l"Te men with due allowance for paper
enrolment hgurrs) are 10 guard the polI.
ing places on Election Day. Each IL to
swear mat b" VIII ~ on the rob u, $50
n NJ. and remain until the votes are
counted. Their arms consls, OF a badge
" book OF rules ana lists Of suspected
voters
The evening world., 1913-10-31
DIED
JACKSON

JiCkSON.--On Oct. 90, 1919. EDEI
JACKSON. beloved husband of Florence
Jackson.
Funeral from his late residence. No, Is
East l21,h ST.. on sunday At 2 p. n.
Interment st. Michael's Cemetery.
KEARNs.-On Oct 80, MARGARET
KEARNs lnee QUINN, beloved wife OF
John Kearns native % Polremon. VIII.
JAMESTOWN. County galway. Ireland.
Funeral from her late residence. 500
Freeman st.. Bronx, on Saturday. Nov.
!. at $40 A. ~. thence to tho Church
OF 81. Augustine, where = requiem mAss
will be offered for the repose OF her
soul. Intefment Calvary.
The evening world., 1913-10-31
LEADERS EXERCISED OVER DIS.
TRicT-ATToRNEY's SPEECH.

H. M'-Spies and runners began
coming In to Fusion headquarters with
disturbing reports from Wigwam head-
quarters of Tammany. They said that
IN" braves were loudly prociaimlng Dis.
trict'Attorney Whitman to be the new
champion Of Candidate Mccall. for had
he not pronounced the Judge nm hon.a,
..a.?
Mu'h Indignation prevailed In Fusion
h'"u'n"' 'ers. Vidual leaders called
"h''"'" hard names, Some OF them
communicated with the District-Auor-
h'N ana protested AGAINST his action
he council Of war decided that II vus
'IN'Sapl' not to take oiiicial cognlaance
~ the District Attorneys .peecb
The evening world., 1913-10-31
LINER MERTON SEA SWEPT,

QUEENSTOWN. DC, 3i.-rlcrce gales
and fog were encountered by the Amer,-
can Lac steamship Merton on her voy-
age nom Philadelphia. whence she de.
parted on oct. ~ for Liverpool by wa
u this port. Her twelve days passage
was a trying one. ON Monday green
seas swept the vessel carrying away
hree of her lifshoats.
Some wreckaEe VAS carried by the
cas- over the 5i!dge. .nJuiing the head
II the officer on watch.
The evening world., 1913-10-31
HENMESSY SAYS HE WILL
NOT TAKE POLITICAL JOB.
Hopes 4" Lead Democracy Into
Tammany and Move
Murphy Out.

John A, Hennessy has exploded one o.
the main arguments OF his opponents
Not only IL he Mt a candidate for any
piice unt.r the Fusion regime. which
ne ~ certain viii come with the New
Year. but no public eN gency" would
make him accept any office. lie made
his announcement last night in Cooper
onion. where he played return en-
sas"nent lie began HIS attack on Muir.
ply and Nc all there oct ~
The evening world., 1913-10-31
Ex-SPEAKER MERRITT
DANGEROUSLY SICK
Patient in Sanitarium at Dansville
ana Outcome of His III.
ness in Doubt.

ROCHESTER,, y. Y. Oct. 3i.-Former
speaker OF the Assembly Edwin A.
Merritt of Potsiam IL dangerously III
,ha, the Congressman was dying was
denied to-day by the head OF the instl.
tuition who admitted. however. that tho
outcome of the patents Illness was IN
doubt.
The evening world., 1913-10-31
JOY OVER WHiTMAN's BOOST
FOR M'CAll.

A. M.-Chief Smith, AIiuiant N,
forces, entered the Han and proclaimed
ths slogan for the day. The tide of
battle has turned. We shall hay. the
rusionists on the run before nightfaIl
The hrst break In their ranks has or.
CURED Note that Dis;rict.At,orney
Whitman. their valiant crusader, pr,.
claimed our candidate Mccall an honest
man"
no A. M.-Happy war dance Of
braves led by Foley. McAvoy, Fr,sl.,
and Others.
u Noon-Many anxious inauiriss wh.,
the war chest woilc DO opened and
ammunition OF the practical kind would
h forthcoming
1'% T. Milne up Of generals. CO...
onels. captains and camp followers 10
salute the CHIEF OF his arrival Auto-
mobile outside and the Ch u enters
Up and at 'em on every side" Mere
the orders.
Al the h.adluarter, OF Candla,,. Ne.
'af orders We're given a. II \ NJ 10
advance upon the Fus on eft wing. com.
manded by Comptroller prcudor.ast
The Mccall guns were saotted with
canister on the subject OF economy
hot fire was poured into the prender-
gas, amp, answering charges made s,v.
ersl DAYS ago about The extrsvagau..
Of Tamminy administration. Old war
cries about figures cannot lie were
dragged INTO use.
10 a. M.-fhc Srlzer guerr Ia headquar-
tiers In Broadway Central Hotel were
GlIlnt and F.-fll a hot
up IN a street car lIrrying a spcC!a.
message frpL. u camp Of east SIDE guer.
r!llas gathered In Rutgers square. IN
front o. the Warheit Office.
They demanded the pr, stace 0. Mr..
SulHer at a ! o'clock meeting Capts.
sanue, Boil Thomas. James e. Gar.
rison and Chester {. P.a,t took HIN 90
charge nd hushed HE demands by
saying that the great che, slept late
and had gwen orders no, ~ be IS
turbed
T. NJ. -Ac-ess.ons TO the Fls on
forces can, over from the d.sbauded
Gaynor camp The following city on
cisls took the oath Of allegiance under
ne Aiteael banner Henry S. Thom3.
son. Wafer Commissioner. Il. A. c,
Smith. Dock comm!ss .Oner; william II
EDWARDS, sree,-Clesn.Eg Commissioner
d.. 4. J. Lederie, Health Commissioner
John J. Murphy. Tenement House Com
missioner: Lawson Purdy. President OF
Tax Board. Cha;ies 7. White, Tax
Commissioner. David Ferguson. SUPER
VISOR Of City Rscord.
SP. A.-3oward Cans 1ts appointed
tSasion provost marshal under Utle Of