New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-15
no HANNA HERE YET.

Despite energetic and persistent reports TO the
contrary, Marcus a. Hanna the Cleveland million
aire and Mckinley boomer. is not in the city. Re-
ports have had him at different places in the city.
personally conducting energetic Mckinley BOOM
The Hotel Waldorf. where Mr. Hanna always stays
when 4, the city, was watched closely by the poll
ticIans who are interested In Mr.. fannas coming
all dav Yesterday, but without result huge pile
OF mail awaits the Cleveland man at the Waldorf,
and numerous cards have been left for him. MI
Hanna IS said be still in Cleveland. but there Is
no doubt but that he will be here within the next
few days.
Mr. Hanna according to a prominent Ohio poll
.ician who was in the city yesterday. VIII leave
Cleveland about Monday and go to Pttsourg. I.
l. Magee and William Finn. the prominent loca.
Republican politicians OF Pitsburg. are engaged In
hard fight against Senator Quay in that district and
are booming Mckinley all they can. Mr.. Hanna. so
II is said viii! to Pittsburg to help the good WORK
along. , 49,, ia. 49,, 49,
looked upon as Mckinley boomers are Colonel Syl-
vester r. Everett. the Cleveland banker; Colonel
Nyron T. Herrck president OF the Society for
Swings. Of Cleveland; Colonel Alexander Gordon.
president OF the Niles Tool Company; OF Hamilton.
prominent candidate for the nomination for Coy
ernor the Republican ticket al the C Hnnrsve
Ohio Colonel Herrck and Colonel , Yes" Everett st
Of the closest friends nat Mari Marius ha nina
in the interest OF Ohios favorite. Coonel Everett
was AT the Waldorf yesterday and in reply to a
"Mr Hanna will probably be In the city within
body as that is not his style, He will see his
Mckinley That is about. all you can say now. ex-
' Clevaiand. March III have not been In New
yor, did not contemplate going and do not expect
70 visit that city in the very near future, the
wav I'm which Mark Hanna to-day characterized the
statements teegraphed from New York to the effect
that Mr. Hanna was In New-York. and would I'm
medately open headquarters at the Waldorf and
would start a Mckinley boom as rival to Gov
Morton
MORE WESTMINSTER DELEGATES CHOSEN.
The Ist Assembly District Republican Conven-
ton OF Westchester County to elect delegates to
the State and Congress conventions was held
in Lincoln Hail. Mount Vernon. yesterday after
noon The following were chosen: To the State
Convention-W. Delaven Baldwin, T. Ashley At
kns Daniel w. Whitmore. Leslie Sutherland and
Caleb g. Babcock: alternates. Amos T. Dunn.
Edgar r. Riley. Benjamin Westovet John Nc
Ginns and Moses r. Crasto To the Congress
Convention-Jonn c. Peene Charles f.. Hartshorn
Noel Blakeman william j. Bearss9 ana FrsdepIc
Bell. Frank NJ. Tchenor. Walter A. Place ana isaac
The delegates, though not instructed by the con-
vention. will support Governor Morton's candidacy
for the Presidency.
HIsCOCK AND HENDRICKS DELEGATES.
SYRACUSE n " March 1.-THE Republicans OF
the XXVIIth Congressional District (Onondaga ana
Madison) to-day chose Frank HiscoGk ana rranGIs
Uendrcks delegates, and James A: Loyster anu r.
Frank Blair alternates to the National Convention
at st. Louis.
CONNECTICUT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Haven Conn., March l4--The Executive Com
tee Of the STATE ns a the 1aY e
holding the State convention. The place will be
left to the decision OF the full committee.