New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30

was nIeased to know that Justice Ven WICK
was 70 he his opponent
Colonel Fox the chief clerk Of the State Com
mittee. wanted to I'LL out blank to file with the
Secretary of state and asked Colonel Roosevei'
70 give his place Of business and his business
y am not sure that can tell. said Colonei
Roosevelt. with look Of perpexity I was
Assistant Secretary ~ the Nay and had oeen
2 Police Commissioner. and 4 nave been COLO
mel ! don't see what YOU can do unless YOU
call me statesman or one of those literary tel-
lows The only business place have now IS nv
homo In OYSTER Bay but my house Is on M
street and has no number"
He was asked n look AZ large crayon draw
ing representing him in Uniform and riding
ealIopng horse He said IT was good picture
If the horse he rode in cuba
MEETS ADMIRAL DEWEYS BROTHER
Charles Dewey president If the National Life
Insurance Compsnv # Montpelier, w brother
~ Roar Admiral George Dewey. vas a. the
Fifth Avenue Hotel and went into the Fepuo-
lican State Headquarters IN he introduced -
Colonel Toosovnt ~ George Us delightful
~ meet brother ~ The Admiral said Colonel
Roosevelt as he shook hands Charles Dewey
Is older than his brother and has long white
heard We spoke IF the Admiral as me
young fellow" and said the officer was native
American. an Episcopalisn and 4 Republican
He said the Admiral had spoken of Colonel
Roosevelt IS close friend Colonel Roosevelt
SAID that he frequently dined With the Admiral
and several others whom hn mentioned in Wash
nEton and they had had fine times together
Nr Do"ey remarked that Commodore schlev
mus have been along
Tos he often in the party. said Colonel
| Roosevelt
Nr Dewey sad tina, Colonel Roosevelt as
| Assistant Secretary ~ the Navy had had
p4vev sent to Manila and the Colonel replied
that h would like mighty we'll 70 get a ajority
/ Of 10000 or f. 900 in tho coming election. but
even that wouldn't give him more pleasure than
tho fact that he had been tho cause Of getting
Admiral DeVev 70 Manila The tpo told each
| Other What fine fellow the Admiral is
You used 70 call him the dude IN Washing
ton colonel and guess he uas 2 tony Young
fellow and wore more boots than anybody else
| there tIt hA vas right there when he ras
uar'ed wasn't he" said the brother
You bet he was" replied Colonel Roosevelt
After Charles Dewey had gone. Governor Ste
rhons Of Missouri. and the Chief n Police IT 81.
! Louis we're introduced nv Captain BENJAMIN
| Johnson of Los Angeles 4 member Of General
| Skaters e'aT Colonel Roosevelt and the Gov
/ Nff
among the Roueh Riders. and the Governor
| Wished him luck IN the campaign
GAIL OF ROUGH RIDER
welcome collier IN tho candidate vas one n
the Rourh Fidsrs Corporal Cochrane. u Troop
y The Colonel asked eagerly after the Rough
Riders IN the city and particularly after a num-
har with picturesque names Among these was
| Little C,intv as the Colonel called The most
! famous bronco buster IN tne regiment Nc
! Ginty H vas pained 20 learn that McGn'Y
vas SICK 10 a hospital, and when Cochrane
couldn't ten him inst who're. he told MN ne
wanted 80 know a. soon as Cochrane could ind
| ou' The Colonel Wished 70 knou How many ~
tho Roueh Riders were still in tom and vas
| told that about my remained Cochrane ssid
| h didn't know tust whore they all we're
Wee gone almost everywhere he said 70
| tho colonel
Yes ! imagine YOU fellows have gone tout
everywhere laughed the Colonel
H wanted - know whether Cochrsne uas
! COINS - ride in the tournament next week. and
! how many e the others would be there Coch-
| rare answered that he thought he would be
| there. but he didn't know how many others
| would appear Colonel Roosevelt laughed and
| SAID Yes / know how you fellows Will do.
| Youli so there and youll all refuse ~ ride I'll
somebody starts You'll shrug Your shoulders
and say vou don't feel Ike riding to-day. bur
| o.her -ou SEQ the other fellows on The horses
you'l us' remark 70 Yourselves thai they aren ;
| zo UIrh A. busting broncos ANA Won u I'll ."
| m the horses before the busting is over
The colonel sad he wanted ~ soc Cochrane
later and the CorpOrll after taking his hat
80 and bowling n response ~ What he consd-
! o~ad 100 binding request a any order the
! Colonel a,rr gaze him Wished him good luck
| and went 0u'
colonel Roosevelt vent from no Fifth Avenue
! ~ ,he Grand Hctal - dine uith Captain (iardH-
! nor who ras with the Army IN Porto RICO.
! Later no said he would 60 70 me nome ~ ms
| tro,re--in-iaV. Douglass Robinson. a. No hs9
! Madison .a"o