The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
FLOWHR dND DEPE
Their Trains Come Together and They En-
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NEW YORK, Nov. l. -Chauncey NJ
Dcpew's score to-dly was fourteen
speeches He started out this morning at
Yesterdays gait Governor Flower also
spent the night in his private car. Dun
kirk. and to-day he made seven speeches
up 90 I o'clock
The Governor and Depew met at Wells
VILE and there was considerable iun.
Or. Dcpews car was AT the rear OF a
train standing On the western track
along side the station. The Governors
car passed it on the eastern ira *, and
stopped about two hundred ards be-
yOud DcpeW was on IN" rear platform
Of hts car and the Governor vas also
on the rear platform OF the car ne DC,
cupied. They waved d cir hats and smiled
at each other Then a biz crowd OF
men. women and children packed them
selves I'm behind the Governor S car ana
h" began 10 talk 20 them. Mr.. DepeW
spoke At Baldwlu's Theatre earlier IN
the afternoon. when the Governor com
menCed to speak Mr., Depew walked over
10 the edge Of the crowd, near enough
10 hear what the Governor was saying.
Colonel Williams, the Governor score
hry. went out and invited them INTO
the Governors car They accepted aud
sook seats in the observation room,
about FIVE feet from where the Governor,
with his back 10 them was laying down
Democratic doctrines 20 the best ot ms
ability, totolly unaware of the proximity
OF UlS lktIuDll' an llltll'los
STOLE IN on THE GOVERNOR
Does ne know that I am hcre,' asked
Depew. He was told that the Governor
did not know OF his presence, ana ne
chuckled. and listened while the Cover
nor stated that he had been sur
priscd and was pleased - learn
from a Republican paper that morning
that ChauuCcy VI. Depew had loaned him
the private car, Corsair, in which he
uhe Governor was travelling lie wa
surprised and pleased because he had
been under the impression that he had
arranged TO pay forty dollars day for
the use Of H. and 800 a day for an en-
CINE 10 draw II.
A moment later he happened 10 turn
around and ne saw DeDew. They start
eel for each other. met in the doorway 81
the car, and shook hands heartily, both
laughing. The sight delighted the on
lockers, and they shouted and waved their
hats. The Governor then walked into the
observation room
You made a good speech, Governor, ~
said Ne,ew.
Thank you" answered the Governor.
4 did not hear IT, but know yours
was good too"
The Governor started to take a troche.
When | leave Albany" he said, II m
going into the troche business and get
up some that will do me good. "
He again shook hands with the Cover
nor; and as he started away said; i
wish you were running, adding, after a
few steps, But not this year"
SAT ILL., .U ..
Senator David b. Hill arrived in New
York from Newburgh at go this morn
ing over the Erie road. He went imme-
diateIy 10 the Democratic State head
quarters, where he remained in consul
tation with the party managers until
about l o'clock this afternoon. Al that
hour he left for Albany. Thence he went
to Scnnectaiy. where he spoke tonight.
He will arrive i'm Auburn at 645 o'clock
tomorrow morning. and remain there I'M
Ill Saturday morning. Saturday afternoon
he speaks at Cortland.
Mondav Afternoon he addresses a Demo-
cratic meeting at Saratoga. and in the
evening Will address a Cohoes meeting
He viii vote in Albany on Tuesday. and
will receive the election returns at the
Executive chamber with Governor Flower.