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The evening world., 1894-10-06

1t Is an exceptional candidate who can
get through campaign without II
scratch.
The evening world., 1894-10-06

1t was easy enough for the Grand
Jury to get on the scent of the city's
unclean streets.
The evening world., 1894-10-06

Missouri has five State tickets in the
field. There can't be any half way work
in her campaign.
The evening world., 1894-10-06

Now there is to be a big Wheel Trust.
1t will be busy head that carries the
stock.
The evening world., 1894-10-06

1t cannot be denied that Mr.. Con-
would make Recorder with record.
The evening world., 1894-10-06

An argument in which there never
was anything and out Of which every
thing that there appeared 90 be was
speedily knocked, clean as a whistle,
when II was first advanced, is again
put forward in the endeavor to block
the way to real rapid transit This ar
gument, If 1t can properly be so called,
lies in the declaration that the pro-
posed method Of building the road is
unconstitutional. The men best versed
In constitutional law, as applied to New
York City affairs. have given decisive
opinions upon this subject, and all of
them in favor of the rapid transit plan
The evening world., 1894-10-06
Howard Carroll and General Publ

II. CT can duplicate that Staten Island
ferry service six hours notice.
Gen. Public Well. why don't your
H. C.-Because I'm not so ready as my boats
are
And the rivers still flowed on.
The evening world., 1894-10-06

The Unknown--why do you stay I'M You know
they all want to do you up You're sure to go
down.
Senator Hlll-welI. n do wen all 20 to
Hadcs together. I won't go down alone.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-27
ntsSrses Cart.

The eur, 10 takiag reoeuS until the
day after election. In cder tina, Judgs
Collier may have the tim TO prepare his
Opinions in casss assis.d hun by ths
tsrritorial supreme eour
The criminal docket VII he call~i to'
morrow afternoon, defeIisnts AraIgu-d
aud cases 81, fnr trial.
The United States con adjourned on
"Wednesday Afternoon and Attorney
Hemingway and his sss,sn', Mr. Money,
have re- urp-d 10 santx's
Ga last Tuesday. on he United states
sr,r Of the court, J. W Sehoa-ld. rr,c.v.
rr pf,hs defuuet AIbgusrlue National
bank. securci judpsnts in srNrraI
eases brought by him the beginning oi
ia. prussnt term. Thso were case u
which no appearaRs of defendant
were entered, ~ M pks hled by them
The territorial sr~d jury r-,urnr.l a
numbsr u true bills, nong them Ir ul
indiesmsn,a agaius, AAstAeio del y.,'r,
ribarcio Lujsn. Anaacio Torrrs sod
riomsaio Mares, tn BsraAlillo whit,
esps.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-27
r,nmm.r. nsnnr, ,,.ni.a

Washington, Oct 10 The Indian of.
fee has received = report frum T.. &
Vincent, ~ charge - ia" irrigation WORK
on the Navajo reservation IN New Mel
ic", rfuting the statement ~ Li-u,enAi
Plummrr. acting lndIAn agent. ,hN,
money was squanderrd on irrigation
works. And the work Was no, being prop
erly done. Vincrnt's report 10 Accom-
panied by photographs showing thA, the
work has made good prngrss. ~ go.
on placed To- Vinc.n,s cr-dh Last Marcel,
but 5000 has been used. Lieut., Plum.
mer has othcially notlh'Si the Indian o'icr
that he has never seen the work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-27
: DEADLY SHOT.
Particulars ot the killing South
Of the Metropolis.
WRONG MAN KILLED.

+. L. Hail. United states marshal foI
the ,rrrit"ry, csme up from the south
last night, aud is In the city attending
cour, to-day Ia regard 10 the .hootine
ofa eIran 10y Deputy sheriff William,
ne-r RIuc"n Wednesday, which was ~
clusiv-ly puhiish~d in Tth CITkKs Al
yesterday. the marshal gave the follow
INK additional particulars;
Ahou, six years ng" the section fore.
maI At Nntts station WAS shot aud X lllei
by MrAicAn. named Silva The mur
d-rrr. cnnrlrr,i uur 4 the handles mcr
with his pls,ol IN southern New M"lic'
and very dangerous. rscalssi over ,ni'
M-yicn A few months ago wori rrachs
sheriff Loh,nHn. of Las Cruces. that Silvs
was seen frequently III the n"shhorh""I
of Rincon and Colorado, and b. i",nil.'i
Williams ,o hun; down Il, murd-ir,
Lsst "Wednesday .nn arriving nj Col"rad"
the deputy sheriff drpuliLrd , Mexican
called Pr,rn, tn 20 with hin 10 identify
! silva ,nA -h""p camp. where hr had an
hrrst"si that silva war Stopping The,
started "ut aud af,rr travrNnE n few
miles spiel man with hoK "f sh--I
/ They saw he man move away from tb'
/ sheep. leaving his rlhr lgng nn ia,
/ grpund The "iRc-r Anh phro crawl-,
along the ground toward tie man, An,
when Ia rI.nking distance tld the maj
"to halt hat they were deputy shrr
IFS" Instead "f complying With the ar
der, the man made br-at for his rifle
wh-r-uI,on Pedro r-markrC n william
"if you don't Shoo,. hr will Kil US both :
Seeing tha, the man would undoubtedl,
shon,, Williams pulled dan GA him
sending q bullet through he breast g
the man. The man fell v the groun'
ami expired ia about tfeen minut.r
Mr. williams and Pe,irn wnt up Ia th'
bwiy, and the latter ldrntihd the unfnr
tunats not as Silva. b. muri-re
they we're aft-r, but as n half wi,t-'
Mexican Williams and b-iro r-turne'
10 Colorado and AfN"r r-poling what the.
hal done. CAV. themselves up In ,h
constable ~ that town. h-riff Lphms
was notified and came up tColorado fror
Las Cruces at once. Tbusday Aftsrnoo
an iuaues, WAS held on he bsiy Of th
dead Mexican. aud the iry r-,arns'i
verdict that the ''d.ceasd came 10 hi
death through murder" Both william
and P,-iro wsrs then hel Ia answer III
charge Of murder, Tae.Ar- now ou, o
| ko,Ia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-27
CONVENTIONS!
-Four Political Conventions in
Session at Las Vegas.
Four Parties JON Hands and
Name a Ticket.
Bsnk Robbery In Iowa by Use of DJn'
smite,
SMALL PoX AT WASHINGTON.

sp~eiAl TO Citizen.
Las Vegas, DC 20 There werr fnnr
conventions held here yesterday rp"h-
licsn, democratic, independent, aud popu-
lists
Amer meeting In the morning and or
ganiling and hearing reportS of commit
t--s, after the dinner conference commit.
tee swpre appointed to see " fusion ticket
could not be nominated by the four con-
ventions.
At 7 80 the committees reported Ia the
different Inventions aud the conf.r~uce
repor,s wer- adopted by each aud in &C.
cordsnce with agreement the nominations
were mad. ss follows; By the rcpubh.
cans-Fm council. Miguel saiszarj coun-
~ comm iniseioner--AtAnscio Roivsl; pro-
bate judge, Pablo Ulibarrii probate
clerk. X. L. NJ. Ross treasurer. George
Chavez.
by the democrats; For council for San
Miguel and Guadalupe counties, } =.
duncan county commissioner, y. A. Man.
Iansr-si surveyor, X. b. Rice
BY the independents: FOR Representa-
tivrs, J II II Alarid, - Gsllegos; coun.
" commissioner. Lorenzo Lopez; sheriff.
Juan Martinez; assessor, Juan Gall-g"s
school superintendent, G. y Rudolph ;
collector, Anice,o C AbeytA; coroner. -
RAmiuez,
by the populis.s: For representative,
N N. Milligan.
Amer each convention had made i,r
nominations they we're sent 10 all q herr
and added 10 the nominations Alr-Ady
made by them After all hal been lin
ishec. about l 80 o'clock this morning.
the delegates me, in the court hous-
where spe-Nhe we're made for couple
Of hours. after which = proc-sainn was
formed and parAded both towns Till near
breakfast time. The joint ticket is ~.
garied as = very strong one
The Union party are in a-ssloh at pres.
ent but have only got committees ar-
pointed yet.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-27

on desperate spree and used hls gun
He -ho, promiscuously into crowd II
miners. hu, fortunately dd no, strike
any "nr in n fatal sIo, After the shoo,.
ng nurn'"r "f miners collected around
ih" sal""u II Griffith aud rAnSack-d the
place, breaking the vlasr-s iu the win.
dowr And destroy my his business in the
r,ngh".' manner. They attacked Grif
nth AMI h-H, b M ur numerically His
condition ~ pr"csrinus an II in thought,
now thai "Tyrlp"hs hAn set in. that he
cannot live but n few DAYS longer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-27

ed ,hA, Judge A. u Fall, y, San Miguel,
In nnna Ana county, las, sunday week,
said; "Mr Raymond shall not be elected
sheriff We have got ,o carry the rlrr.
unn by lair means. II We can, IN, W.
have gut 'r carry II " The same Judge
Fall IL credited With having remarked N
y cellar IA Las Cruces
IL am Judg' II this district ifynu will
support the democratic ticket and accept
an office, "" can get the whole IrNicnn
vote. AMI the indictments against yuu
shall b" dismssedi II not, II shall hr
nrneecnirl l"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-27
IL seen sud grand SIGH, il thus present

" seen Aud ErAnl HiGht N 'huS t"Su'.
~
Pat stanley, LAT" Cd, Gs'uI, l- nu.diug
f,r navr C,uurr-. mentioned above
BLY, MuuIS, ut w..u s,,,ru G..Iup.
rie- dc-,rrd Co. ku.w. I"n nrr. carly %
October Nui is 'uoysh' T.. br 100 Nm.
qnrrlur
MIR, Boyd entertained >pI"ryi.or .I'm
Roach who invited yuur eurrrsruuIru' o.
"hunk" with mm 40 'hc rush ut NS'ur
day night.
Pete MrNrarrun, brother Il Hugh NJ
Srarrou ~ G,llur, u 20 camp
WIN Gsitrcy runs tent u.-'aurAu, uu
irs-'d ground many hau-r- ar nuu,
,h"Aply NuI l.~At"d ou ras,,i ground
Man street he wrr with "r-wuli-
aud the Armyo whI'"iu Albuquerque.
NN.lt ,IsuN,S
VII" hAr charge It the boarding houzc
which s-Ats 'o meals jus, now. 1gO men.
aud employs som" twenty prrpous. has n
Ia story that would hll buuk. Nrhr
was hnrn in ireland forty dy" years age.
Ia lNtl sh" rrussrd the isthmuz WHERE
she chartered sl~amrr tu cross the
cut II California Iirad-, MI rII-,h
uou t. CasHtar, Aa-ka. from victorla, B
G. III 1873 and was the only woman ~
the party wore snow shoes on all rspt
dluonS and Adup',i mems Attr,. IN tins
trip, which occupied - dsys The ~
I'eii,Ion horr supplies for sick soldiers ~
the north AT Mirs Cashmau'u rlprna..
Sljn Slept out doors this trip Ha,
mad" trp-, '"AiIng Tia" way, in Cali
fnrnA, Idaho aud Arizona, and once. -
days without water IA trip If 10
milcs nn foot. Though rXIor-d to die
ease, Nrllr never laid up day aud
looks hrarty enough /" do Il all oyer
again. Some years ago Mise eastman
Was partner nf Judge Holt IA hotel at
hrngHtou, y NJ, Fortunes have been
made aud lo-, and much II Nellir's hari
earned money has been given to ai. "r
loaned IN helping those ~ho cAin. ~ her
for r.h-f To bridge over" In all these
years mingling with rough men. Miss
Cnshmsn has borne II mo.' -scrllsut
character and il t-dsy one of the brs,
known women in Arizona. She says II In
wages now, bu, with prospects no, y-,
developed sh- will he again in liberal
means Ia settle down III retirement.
Cnngr-Ss district will be h-ari from In
my next letter. PirrUk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-27
PtAxpsa6 FLASHES.

Special TO TEE Citizen.
Flagstaff Arizona, Oct 26-M-rrrs
Campbsll. Coz and Norris speak here to-
night at q democratic rally.
The repatlicans will have . grand rally
the night of the 18th, ., which Judge
Wright and o,hsrp will make addresses
and answer the accusations of Heney and
others.
Flagstaff 10 the liveliss. now that II has
been since the panic, two l.rg~ gsngs o'
men working on the new eour, houss and
Reform school. and the contract for the
new eight room public school will be ls'
tho 18th 0f November. CUcosiso
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-27
Oprr., 90. ne Cxar

London, Oct. -. A statement pur.
poi ting Ia come from Lividia by way Il
Paris, alleges that the operation Of thor.
Acen,ecis has been performed upon the
ear with success. The releasing of H..
quid matter by puncturing greatly ".
liev'Ei the patients breathing and pre-
sure around the heart Prof Leydrn
has declared there is no danger of immr
diA,r collapse.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-27

Victor Lujsn 10 the name OF the indi-
yidual Who has been sppsehsnded. over Al
Mora, for eomplic''y In the murder o'
John Doh-r,y. he having been Implicated
in this most hsllish deed by . confession
from the lips Of Tomas Lueero. II h
though, thu, 'ha Jury In the Rasl css,
will have besn selected by 70 night and
,ha, the trial win occupy at lsAs, ten
dAys.-Lss Vegas Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-27
Maak ehb ~.

Malvern, Iowa, Oct. 26.-Thr Farmerr
and Mechanics hank was viai,,-i by bur
glars this m"rning, aud it il supposed
$4,000 was stolen Ni,o giyc-rin- was
used TO open the vault, The building
was practically blown to pieces and
money and other contents sent into the
street. The thieves len the money scs,-
tered over the hoor IN their haste To gr,
away.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-27
Mtn~r. gatom he Il

Iron Mountain, Mich Oct. 20 - The
fate of the eleven entoml.d miner. in
PawHhic mine can no, l- known for some
hours yet, probably not until , o'cluck
An Immense mass IL rock. iron ore and
broken tlrnb"rS twenty fee, in length are
a. bs cl.ard away, Superintendent
Brown il confident thrt all but three will
he taken out alive, anu has ho.1s tor all
Th" acclden, was caused 10y the sand.
stone cHpping on the hard level shaft IN
No III giving way,
The fate of the m"u IA the PIT will not
b- definitely known before 10. night. The
following is iist Of tho men! Thomas
penglas-. William Oliver. samuel Hus-
band. G-org. wilcnI, stephen Allen.
William Bairl, Geurg. Porr-ne, John
Thomas, George Richard. Peter Heliberg.
boas. The only man known Ia have rs-
cape'i uninjurrd states that the acciden,
was caused hy running water eating
away the ssnds"p- ,aprlng in n room
100 feet in height on the third level .
This immense mass of rock. w-i.niu.
hundreds of tons. crushed Through IA.
door of the level. CARVING away ,,nh,rs
and everything to the fourth level. or
which ia. men w.rr working n. h.apI
a laundering crash. and by fss, running
escsp.d Peter GAbarii, u trammer Al
crushed 10 death His body h.,
been recovered Cutting a road To IA,
rom l.. which the men are -n,oml.d can
no, hA.,iI, lie done for IA. w,Ils bny. I,
d. heavily ,im,,-r.d n. ,b. work nro
gr-sa-s To- avoid smother fall Of ground
| Although hard and pe-,i.,.nt work b.,
been don. since the disas,-r occurred. Il,
| a. many .s,,.r mar, c,nIJ l.. wo.L.b :,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-27
me ss-mai.. o. ,s- Track

Editorv tuHHn'
Albuquerque. N. NJ Oct. 23.-i have
r-consiier.d my withdrawal AZ candi-
date on the democratic ticket tor river
commissioner, and will make the race
this upon the urgrn, appeal Of many
friends ISAAC Jackson
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-27
v.,,,,s. ~.,a q vs......s

Las vssas Optie.
New kss'oo 10 alrrady sor-ly afflicted
with q polis'eal gOvsrnor and Il Judge A.
b. rail, of the Third Judicial district
made uss Of the language attributed 70
hiss, the territorial judiciary u also being
p~Os.i,assd fos party ends. hs report
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-27
nsrsea,

Chicago. Oct. 2e.-Ths large ware
housss Of the william D',sring reAPing
works burned to-dsyi ioss $ioo.0ooi In
surod.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-27
HrstEnrd.

Berlin. Oct. 20 lit ~ rumnred thA,
Chancellor Won CAprivi has resigned anil
II has been accepted
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-27
O., Nay i,s .. = ss-a for ssu.

Mr. Fred, Miller. of Irving. III. writes
that lac hal severe kidney trouble fpr
many years with severe pains In his
back ami Also that his bladder was af.
frci.d IL. tr'1d many 50 called Kidney
cures. hu, without any g"si result
Al"ui year ago he l-Ran us. ~ Elrc-
trc lItt,.rs and found relief at once.
Electric lbtterv IL ESPECIALLY adapted Ia
rur' all khnry and liver trabl-s aud
often gives almost Instant relief Ons
'rlA' viii prove our statement. Prize.
uu.y my c-h,s for large hnttl.. At Ur.
In.N II llnrKens a Hnn,A hru., nInr,.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-27

lIupyai, JAn"s n.ineral water. the
Erra,r.r purgs'iye water known, q, y.
RrAnk 4 Co.'S,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-27
JHE NsrOND mtmDnu
P~rfrrts padti,a. ef J~mrs. Charged
VIA the ,r,m asa pis~~a
ln LIZ.


A number of very sensational develop
mrn,- in the killing II John viIpnd near
Copper city. have come to light during
the PAS, two weeks The New Mexican
has along been aware of these facts. but
in the interests II justice. that the mur.
d-r-r NIGH, h. located. II has withheld
them frum publication Now. however,
,ha, the man charged With the murler
mas BgES ARRESTED
-nd plAr'si behind the tara oi the Santa
w. county jail. the farts ARE given In full
fnr the frat time.
About the 5,h II Angus, this paper
puhlHh-d an account IL the killing oi
John v,pnnd by unknown parties in Rio
Arriha county. Ahout seventy miles north
of Bland City Al this time all the facts
were
WRAPPED IN MYSTERY
snd nothing definite could he obtained as
IA the guilty parties. Meanwhile. W c.
Nip,nd. nt the NIpnnd dirtrict, about tor
" miles from Butte. Mont, brother oi
thr murdered mAn;S l. Russell. ~ the
same place and friend II the wo' VI
pondr. and J. G Harkr,. of Grand June
tinn. their hruth-r. IN. law. Aw the publ.
cation e he happening and d-cideh Ia
come immediately To ew Mexico to in.
v-stiga,r the matter. They accordingly
r-Srh-l Blaud on September 10th. and
immediately s-t Ia work to locate John
vpnnd'1 camp Assisted by u party
from Bland they came after many days
search ~ the place
IN TBk GALLiSA CANON
near Copper CITY. where Mr. vipoud had
mn,i, his headquarters while prospecting
An examination IL the prenir-s, which
are in u dense forrest. gave = shocking
revelation. Mr.. viIpnd holy WAS found
very near his camp with indicst ions oI
severe blows On the head tha, must hsv,
caused his death, Burr' and other tracks
showed the dir-ction II the murderer,
hal taken in leaving and the an malt
| they had driven with them. The re-
mains w-r. t-nd-rly gathered up and
wcrv subs-qurn,l, brought 10 Santa Fe
There will her. he examined during The
next day or two by DR. J II Sloan and
| will be sent hence to Grand junction
Iowa, tor in,-rm.nt.
Meanwhile, the party returning q
| bland got a clue AH Ia the mur,ier-rs iron
a cnupl- II miners, Judge McGlnnis, o
Bland. and william Frv-rh.rn. his com
paninn, who bad seen Mexican wi b th,
murdered mans burrn., and had taksl
them in,o their possession Having 10
| Gated
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-27

HAlrs Vegetable SIcillAn Hair Remover
has r'.,"r-d gray hair Ia its original
color and prevented baldn,.s in thou.
sAnds VI cAsss. II will do 30 70 you.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-27

Concsiving the idea that a CITIZEN mAn
|pald M, spend an hour mor>' pleasantly
asy~ here than at C.rrillos, THE paper
ss,siI,d one 81 its rusilrrr to visit the
AArv,ng little city. dis,anc" two hourr'
NO. north of the metropolis, yesterday Sf
rrnrou, and In company with Al, Co,r-
s.u. Il Zeig-r'n, mad. the trip Here II
vsat was picked up IN conversation with
H. citizens ~ C-rrillnu:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06

While good advice is always to be accepted,
there is no doubt that It is more quickly needed
and followed when coming from so prominent
and widely known a lady as Mrs. James Mac
Council, of Howard ST., Worcester, Mass.
~ suffered with dizziness and severe headache
for long time without being able to obtain relief.
l had no ambition and could undertake to do
nothing with success, so dull and splritless did
feel. Sleep was almost an impossibility, and
would rise In the morning as tired, If not more
so, as when went to bed.
1.-THE result of all these troubles was, I was en-
tirely run down, Frustrated. and unable to attend
to my duties. While in this condition heard
one day OF the great virtues of Dr. Greene's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy, and of the many
cures which had resulted from its use.
~ concluded to try it and l bless the day did,
for the result was wonderful. After using four
BATTLES felt like a new woman. Now l sleep
well, my head does not ache, the dizziness has
gone and feel that life is not burden as 1t was
before.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-06
WILL WEAKEN THE TICKET.
Congressman Wilson's Opinion of
Justice Gnynors DccIinntion.

Congressman w. l.. Wilson and Isl
dor Straus, who arrived on the Ameri-
can liner New York this morning, were
both eager for political news. Mr..
Wilson, In reply TO several questions,
said:
Il feel fully recovered from my re-
cent illness. and have enjoyed my trip
very much. Coming back we had very
rough weather, but | think l enjoyed
the storm better than any one. as |
did not lose a meal during the trip"
Mr. Wilson looked the picture Of
health. Speaking Of his trip abroad, he
said:
II did not 20 over to talk tariff, but
| met a number of the leading inan-
cial and business men in London last
week at the Chamber of Commerce dim
ner
Il spoke to them. then. and said the
new Tariff bill was not made to suit
them, but to suit Americans. Ny ra-
marks, ! believe, were cabled Nver here,
and | have nothing to ad to them.
They Will have to LOOK out f1i us wnen
we get free raw ma lerial 10" we Will
command suprema ~ IN manufactures
Our merchant marine w!ll be restored
and our merchants Will "ppear in nou-
trail markets"
What do you think OF the result in
Georgia, and the gam OF the Populsts2"
asked the reporter.
well, as | have only Just heard Of
it," replied Mr.. Wilson, I cannot give
any opinion at the present time.
II am very sorry u hcur that JUS
tice Gaynor has refused to accept the
nomination on Mr. Hills ticket. In
my opinion It was very strong ore,
and would have been su2ressful In New
York State. His absence from the
ticket certainly weiken1 l..
am going rignt home now, and
Will begin my canvass at once, and
that Will be test of my health be-
Ing improved, as am going to work;
very hard"
Mr.. Straus also expressed his regret
at the decision OF Judge Gaynor and
said:
II am very sorry he is not going to
run, as i VIII weaken what was a very
Are you aware that your name has
been suggested for Mayor. Mr.. Strauss
mo, indeed. ! presume 1t was my
Well. you will accept II you are nom
inated?"
The Congressman looked quizzically
at the reporter and replied:
Now, how can a man speak OF ac-
cepting or refusing something that has
not been offered. ! have been away
without hearing much OF New York
politics. and ! cannot offer any opinion
on the probable outcome until ! become
thoroughly conversant with the situa-
ton"