The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
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question: IF MIR. Hilrs cab-caller had
| been MIR. Gaynor, and II their interview
| In the cab had been satisfactory to Mr..
| I'M would not his managers have been
allowed to exploit It for the effect II
might have had on the antis?'
II the interview was not satisfactory
to Mr.. Hill, it Is natural to suppose that
his agents would not care to discuss 1t.
MIR Hlrs late ride was the cause OF
his late appearance In public to-day.
by John Boyd Thacher, his first caller.
Mir Thatcher had intended to return to
Albany last night. but the puzzllng
situation here seemed to demand his
presence and diplomacy, and so he mas
concluded to remain awile longer. he
had "A long talk with the Senator this
morning the subject of which was not
for publication. IT Is believed that
the ants for their support of the state
ticket were agreed upon and arranged
for submission to the recalcitrants to-
day.
When Mr.. Hill and Mr.. Thatcher had
finished their conference James G. Ward.
the Democratic nominee for Governor OF
South Dakota was escorted INTO MI,
Democratic State ticket, and put himself
on record as a prophet by saying that
Mr. Hi would be the Democracy's stand
ard-bcHrer in the Presidential campaign
two years hence.
Other callers were ex-SurroEate Ran
som, Gen. David Wylie and Tammany
District Leader Thomas f. Ryan.
clerk DO Freest, who was also at the
Normandie, said that campaign head
quarters would probably be opened this
afternoon. He believed the building at
"A West Thirty-fourth street would be
At Ills a. NJ. Mr.. Hill ordered a cab
and drove over TO the Murray Hin Hotel,
where Chairman Hinckley Is stopping.
He went at once to Mr.. Hincklev's room
and a1 In pnnfRrpnpp with
him for a time.
r.x -Secretary of the Navy William C.
Whitney came up from his Summer res,
when Mr.. Hill called. MIR. Whitney
left the Murray Hill Hotel about fifteen
MINUTES before the ssnatSr To an
admitted that he had had a talk with
Mr.. Hill. but declined to say what about
Tho Senator left the Murray Hill
De Gran, OF Poughkeepsie. They walked
lelsurely back to the Nurmandie.
When Major Hinckley left the Murray
Hill Hotel he walked hurriedly uptown
| through Madison avenue.
Senator Hill received as callers aftel
| his return to the hotel Col. Dickinson. o.
| the Southern Society, ex-Congressman ]
! Floyd King and Congressman Bourk,
| Cochran
Chairman James d. Bell, of the King.
| County Democratic Committee, waitec
for Justice Gaynor at the foot of tn,
Court House steps, In Brooklyn. thi,
| morning and was given half hour tt
urge the Justice to adorn the tail of tn,
! Democratic State ticket.
Mr.. Bell used emphatic gestures in hi
conversation as he walked up the Court
| House steps and into Justice Gaynor'
private room. once in that room Nh
Bells earnestness found vent in speed
so loud that he could be heard in tn
corridor. He talked so hard and fas
| that lnStira (,lVnnr pDlll hp rllv ba "
| gotten word in elgewise.
When finally Mr.. Bell retired. Just ic
Gaynor was seen by an Evening World
| reporter, and the first thing he said was
81 have nothing to say"
What was the result of your confer
ence with Senator Hill last night"
,, 81 won't admit that l saw Senate
Put you don't deny having seen him :?
~ win neither admit nor deny any
thing"
that you and Senator HIN were see
| driving together in a cab last night, an
that you did not return home until
o. clock in the morning"
| 81 have nothing to say persisted tn,
Judge, and then he ended the interview
by remarkinR:
There is no use in asking questions
Although this Interview was rathe
| unsatisfactory II is stated that Mr.. Bel
and other politicians who have VISITED
Justice Gaynor got no more definite state
ments than are given reporters.
When Mr.. Bell was seen he said hi
call on Justice Gaynor had been purel
social. He smiled as he said so. how
ever. and then continuing, admitte
that he didn't know anything NOR
ing than a Chinese politician in Hon
Kong.
Mr.. Bell !s supposed to have arrange
an interview between Gaynor and Hi
but he refused to deny o: confirm tn
report.