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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
COLONEL BRYAN IN WASHiA1io''

NE VISITS THE PRESIDENT. AND AsN' Inn
MEMBERS OF HIS REGIMENT RE SENT HONE
u.s,,,s,o, Sept .c-Colonel William j b'ysa'
a Nebraska Volunteers. was a. the w" 49,
ment to-day. and occasoned mucn ih'e'e' nv
tho en,ploves Colonel Bryan was acco''pa -,
Governor Holcomb and Representative '
Nebras ska ,..,r. ofrce
They went FIRST 10 the Adjutant-o'ehe'' c.,
u.hara colonel Rrvan registered In "ehc'',
h,n,s oo,cs he shook hands with the Tome TIE
,nfrodnced Mr. Stark and Governor ho'Vo'"'
cali WIS formal and hriet . ,re condition ~
General Corbin inquired a, 70 "a 8, the soldiers
,hs camn Al Jacksonville and asked II 'n ia that
wanted 20 come home ColoAel p.sSss,,snt as 20
%s hod NOT made 4 poll. but Ms JUS - ba mus.
tbsir sentiment was tha, they dd WIZ VIZ Adutan,-
tered out Colonel Bryan went I'm ,.r and called
Generals Office 10 Army tea"d""'
Alter leaving the War Departne" ,yhi,s House.
ard his companions went II INC "a into the
where they Immediately u.S,aaf, received by
president Mckinley. and remained 1.bey did not
with him for more than an noul, ~ OF the
make a request for the nusteius, o,y for the
Nebraska regiment as whoe. on. are disabled
discharge OF such OF its memn .sa1s,,i,9r calls upon
hv disease or such a. have neSuln .snt OF the
them They stated that about ~ pad should be
members OF the regiment were Ill ""'
relieved and sent To their homes, tally with his
Tho President talked symnatnS,H,.bsse men. but
no made no positive promise as 10 INC
Colonel BRYAN said tonight that ne " ,s under
for jacksonville tomorrow eveh' nn.,,as. with the
stood that he had concluded ths b,m 70 Washing.
ron He will devote tomorrow 10 con'''N
some NJ his polittcal friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23

.rcroved tho sentiments expressed by sem Low -
his letter regarding the advisabiity OF fne no c,,
nation Of an Independent State ticket oy t"e o.
or. Union. and addeo hat nc thought MI 20"
letter would have great influence In 'ne ina,c
Eot ticket by the citizens Union W. ~
to hurt the chances Of Colonel Roo ;on Would IN nev
S,, the objects for the promotion OF "N
the Citizens Union wns formed . .rorirp: II wrote
General Wager Swayne said last evcn,uss sever my
.. " Cutting weeks ago saying WOu' ssoo,srnerf,
CONNECTION with the CITIZENS Union u .ne rorsed by
IN. Union AS soon as the Union 6ecomea s organ.
with State tickle, It destroys fssn ,artisanshp
a. n,nn,cipal affairs but when II aids IN ,'e rtv and
OF a State ticket It becomes a poannres.ed my SEN
therefore partisan. Nr. Lo" mas
fiments 10 a dot"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
VAILED 4 LETTER N 4 FIRE-ALIRM BOY
prryy- ARRIVAL, FROM THE EMERALD ISLE
FOUND IN \ pUsTBIN WHEN TIE
ENGINES CAME

Thinking that the 1re-slsrm box ~ Six'y-'our'h-
q, and the Boulevard lettsr-hoS. Michael
cooxsn ten dave from Ireland read the directions
last night. turned the handle 20 the light. opened
the door and pulled down N" hook lie then
carefully balanced the postal card he had 10 NAL.
IN m. hook closed the door and started 'or NO
N IVES, slrtv.rourth.st. where ne - the jani'or
Ills 4 Cne country" sollloqulzei Nike. as hA
walked away. Il suppose tina, letter Is In Chicago
by this
JuYt then with ierrih~ charging OF goHs- NrV-
eral fre engines dashed ftriouslr around the
corner The captain ~ he hrst engine company
,umpec from his place. and. running 10 the box
made IN examination. Then n" looked AROUND
for smoke OF course there none. The
quick wi,ted Irishman had watched and At once
realized hi. mistake With yell Of "Mur,hsr
I've done IT," he made for his basement ana
crauled into the dvstbn.
The Arernen found the card AFTER a while. ana
with f, traced the offender lie WAS pulled ont of
hi. dustv retreat almost sunocl'"d. AMI terrloy
4 followed the directions. sure did" he begged
81 turned the handle 10 the right. and pulled
the hook. and - ~. q, .,,., 49,
policeman who had the frightened ianitor by tho
Wen thin. I'm sorry II had the money d
nav the damage. But I'm poor man
Mixes explanation was accepted. ana when no
nromi.ed never again 20 make such an error ne
was released - 49,
DAYS His employer "a John {. Ellis Recently
Ellis tried institute reform by dischargins an
the negro ianitor1 IN tho row OF hathouacs h.
owns and In ths.r place EMPLOYING nuinner OF
DAYS mishap was not the first amusing incident
connected with the change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
COUNTY TICKET ~ PHILA DELPHIA.
REPUBLICANS AGREE UPON THE NOMINATIONS
CONTESTS FOR SENATE DISTRICTS

CONTESTS FOR SENATE DISTRICTS.
Philadelphia. Sept. "A; the Republican County
Convention to-day. the ticket agreed upon by the
leaders OF the party went through without break.
as follows:
7. F. Rothcrmel ir.. for District Attorney: Cap
tain John NJ. Walton. for Controller; John Virdn.
for Recorder OF Deeds Samuel H. Ashbridge. for
Coroner: Henry b Brooks. for clerk OF the Quarter
Sessions: Clement b. Penrosc and William n. Ash
man. for Judges OF the Orphans Court
Rothermel Virdin and Brooks are new men. The
CHEERS are denominations. The party also nomi-
mated four candidates for the STATE Senate and a
full legislative ticket. One OF the candidates for
the Senate Is David Martin Secretary CT the Com
monwealth.
The mos; interesting contest in the city was the
fight for the Senate nomination In the West Phila-
deiphia district. In which J Bayard Henry. who
made his canvass an aggressive aHti-Quay plat
form. succeeded In defeating his opponent by loi
TO 80 votes. tn district has heretofore been rep
resented by &. Wesley Thomas. strong Quay
man. who Is now Collector OF the Port. Nearly all
tie legislative nominees are said 10 be favora bic
trict however, hard contest resulted In the sue
cess of two men instructed TO vole against SENATE
Quay. II elected. In the Congress districts the
only contest waged against James Rankin
Young, a weli-Snown newspaper man, who was
renomnated BY handsome majority his oppo.
n.nt being John l.. Reyburn. whom re defeated
for renon!na iioa two Sea-s ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
PRESIDENT REVIEWS MARINES.
DETACHMENT or CORPS WHICH FIRST INVADED
CUBA AT GUANTANAMO ARRIVES IN
WASHINGTON.

Washington Sep % The President to-day re-
viewed from the ppr,lco ~ the White House de-
,,ch,n.nt Of ABOUT two hundred members Of tho
Marine corps which served ~ Guantanamo during
the war The marines had Just arrived. and they
marched direct 20 the Executive Mansion. headed
hy the Marine Band
The President stood with barred head m tho
hronzod heroes marched past. bowling his head.
waving his hat and capplnF his hands IN turn He
.een,4d much affected by the appearance or tho
who had behaved 80 nobly during those trying days
AZ the front, when they constituted the only Ameri-
can force Spanish soil.
Assistant Secretary Allen and the chiefs Of the
various divisions 81 the Navy Department partlcl-
mated with the President IN the review. and among
them many remarks were heard complimentary 10
the military bearing Of the marines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
TOWERS MFN GET REVENGE.
THEY SHUT OFT MOUNT VERNON AND EAST
CHESTER DELEGATES TO THE DEMO
CRATIC CONVENTIONS

The Democratic Assembly Convention ~ III" lat
nistr,c, Of Westchest.r County was held IN the
on4ra house In Mount Vernon yesterday and many
~ the delegates left the hail in disgust The dis
trct Ia composed OF the cities OF Mount Vernon ana
Workers and the town Of East Chester. including
that norton now In the annexed district ~ New
York City The convention had scarcely been
called I, order by the chairman. William J. Walsh.
Of Yonkers when a bitter feeling became manifest
over the division OF the delegates between the two
cities l. W. Beaudras. the leader Of the Yonkers
delegation read list Of delegates TO the Congress,
Senate and judiciary conventions. IN which Mount
Vernon and East Chester were completely ignored.
William j. Marshall, Corpora ton Counsel 81 Mount
Vernon protested. but the Yonkers delegates SIM
ply sat in their seats and laughed. Then the entire
Yonkers slate was adopted.
The Yonkcrs Democrats, In their haste 10 capture
tho convention. neglected u name the delegates 10
the State Convention, and It IL probable that the
district will not he represented Syracuse. The
convention had adjourned before the mistake was
discovered. and had been authorized TO M
vacancies A paper. which Mr.. Beaudrias had pre-
pared and given TO the secretary wi,hou, reading
contained the names OF John ]. Broderick. Frank
T. Tresnor and James =. Dunn State Committee
men, and an attempt Will be made 10 seat them
as delegates The Congress delegates are NJ F.
Lsliv. John Hogan. James J. Quinn. William
coyns and James BTow2s Jndicsi. thomas f. Cur cur.
sen Wsov and F Rwnns james Burger
1t is ssid that The action OF the convention is the
outcome Of Inc defea, Of John Broderick the Demo
cratic leader OF Yonkers. for Sheriff when he was
Mayor Fiske OF Mount Vernon had been an unsuc-
cesstul candidate for the nomination. and when
10y $50 plurality. Mayor Fske and his friends
charged with treachery and the Yonkers Denocrat is
made threats o. reyenss The action Of the ccnven
county this fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
~ IpprlL FOR. STPPORT.

The outdoor Recreation League invites Wv .asr.
to,,or ~ the athletic people 10 the worn u ,,y
taken and already begun at Fifty-secona-s'" me
enth-ave. and the Hudson River, KNOW" ~
Uudsonbank Gymnasium ,s,rate
~ the nnhlic and 10 public officials ey hmnesdeent
a practical example the demand Tor am arr, md mat
80. 81 onen-air symna Sums. 10 ire ~" Sew-
they may become generally estaorsshsn - "i,y de-
York under the sanction and care o. 'He ''''
The Outdoor Recreation League. suppo,tuSsId ST so
BY voluntary contributions, mas eNpoeirnIrs IN
order 10 bring the grounds 10 reasi,r Recre-
NJ completion az an early date, the ou,co nsdiate
financial support
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
CONDITION OF SOLDIERS AT SANTIAGO.

Washington. Sept. 22.-Generai ia"'on TO-
night reports 10 the war Department ~ ne"
cascs OF sickness and two deaths to-day among
the American troops at Santiago MS o'sPa'ch
follows:
Santiago. September y" lS''S' o'32 p H.
Acknowledgement, Washington;
Sick 1859; fever. al; new cases ia, re-
turned 10 duty %. Deaths: Washington Phil
ps. sergeant. Company X. 3th ohteu states
Volunteer Infantry. yellow fever' Septemoer ~
and Frederick Williams private Company N
9th United States volunteer Infantry perh'e'ouS
malarlal fever September 20.
"LAWTON, Major-General"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
uARyETTA's COuMANDER HOYORED.

OgdensbuIg. y. Y. Sept. 1.-THE Century Club
gave an international dinner at their clubhouse
here last evening, in honor OF Commander Fred
erlck NJ Diamonds OF the gunboat Marietta. Cow
ers were laid for nifty guests Colonel Edward &
lanes was toasfmaster. In the elaborate ';ccora-
tions the English flag predominat ted and the inter-
ma tional character OF the dinner was emphasized
by the presence OF General T. A. Merritt late Con-
sul-Csneral 10 London
The table decorations were RED white ana nue
The cards contained haad painted facsimles or the
Marietta Representatives OF the St James club.
Of Montreal were pI sent. and responded TO toasts
General Merritt spoke from the standpoint or MS
oficial capacity while IN London, the general
trr nd OF thought of the thinking and readis Eng
Lshman-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
HEROES OF GUANTANAMO BAY
SOME OF THE PANTIIERS MARINES ARRIVE HERE
Rr OF THE COMPANY GOES
TO PHILADELPHIA.


-Four hundred and twenty-five OF the ma r!nes
who landed at Guantanamo Bay. Cuba. on June II
and made such gallant stand against superior
Spanish forces. passed through this city yesterday
morning They have been on hoard the auxiliary
cruiser Panther. which has now been put out Of
commission and is at the Portsmouth Navy Yard
They came here from Boston on tho Fall River
Line steamer Rhode Island.
The marines were under the command Of Captain
F. H. Harrington. When they reached here III OF
hem went 10 the Brooklyn Navy Yard and tho
remainder went 10 Jersey city. where they took A
train for Philadelphia. There was no demonstra-
ton made over the arrival Of the men. and few
people knew that this was the gallant little band
which formed the hrst landing party In Cuba.
Their fight at Guantanamo Bay was one that
served to place the marines in the front ranks OF
the country's lighting forces
The mon landed from the Panther at Guanta-
namo Bay on the night Of June H. They marched
M hill near the shore. and there. surrounded by
tho Spaniards. held their owr at Camp McCalla.
The fighting almost continuous for several
DAYS and the few hundred marines held on over
two thousand Spaniards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
lF.yyyG TIE oPrGov AND THE IOWA
nxs~pr,oxs PROM THE RArTLE-sHrps BOTHER
ING rHE OFFICERS ESLisTrN0 MEN
on THE VERMONT.

I, va, reported NJ the Navy Yard last night that
N. yard officials arc becoming anxious over tho
rboie.ae de.ertons from the Iowa and the oregon.
o,d particularly from the oregon. The oregon and
the Iowa are prcparlns 10 leave on their long
cruise 70 Hawaii on Tuesday next. and, OF course
crews NJ skilled seamen. such rs the oregon ma
when shc reached Eastern waters, are desirable
II II said that than one-third or IN" ere" mas
doserfed and that these include ten marines org'-
II, - tho Panther The or'cers 81 the oregon
dcnv that the d-s.rtious hav" been so iargr. Dut
the marines and sailors say mat the assertions are
The men ~ Is SAID. have been worked hard tor
some time nd relish the prospects OF an
cher irip around the Horn. The oWciilS on tne
recriving.sh Vermont are cniis'ing All IN" e"on
mon cbtainahle In order 10 have fn complement
ror IN. oregon and the Iowa on Tuesday next
Forty men arrived al tho yard from boston yes
terday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
BRYANITES ORGANIZE.

DELEGATES FROM TEN COUNTIES HOLD MEET
ING ~ TROY.
Troy y Y. Sept. 22-Dolegaios representing ton
counties in the eastern part Of the State met to-
d,v IN this city and elected the following officers
President, CALVIN r. KEA''I. of Lsnsinsbure vice
nresiaent J g. tHAMBERLAlN. 81 schenectady 4.
recordinx secretsr,. OWEN CONNOLLY. Of Lansing
burg. reading secretary. pr. THOMAS ". SALMON.
~ I.,nsingburg treasurer. ElNA ARD !. HLNIlNi.
~ Albany
Tho following committees were appointed:
Resolutions ,onrepsman RYAN. Of Rochester chair
man. ex state senator M HALL +. COLLINS and
G. T.. KEACH . $500.
and JOHN ". OHANtoN
A strong address was made by Chairman Reach
favorinc the Chicago Democratic platform Rcso-
lutlons lndorsng the platform were adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
SP4VI4RDS LEAVE PORTO RICO.

Gan Juan. Porto Rico. Sept. ?2-The Spanish
,rsnsnor, San Francisco called for Spain yesterday.
rhsre was A repetition Of the scene OF The day be-
g.. len tho As,uria. Battalion Of spanish troops
,.rchad 10 the wharf for emoarkation captain
General Macias and his s,aH reviewed me cspart-
ing soldiers who babe farewell 10 their s"es.n.ai'
IVA u,ivas Some OF the soldiers wept prolusey'
and there was quite pathetic aspect 70 ths ai.au
The Spaniards az the meetings OF tne Si .rdansy
,ba civil administration OF the island ana me c us
nmson Of public property but the American So,
I,-iorars refuse to discuss them as pelns pe.uu..
,Ss,r jurisdiction The commissioners are olspossa
- allow them 20 carry of 10y OF useless o' MA
~ -,oi "a ,bsr than make a fight 10 retain II ,..
Tn. United States steamer supply Is mere O"u"u
for Santiago. , ,-..-,- a.,
Washington. Sept. 1.-THE Acting sec'e.a'y ~,
Nv. 49, -sce,ved cable message from General
prn.vo chairman OF the Porto Rican EVACUATION
-or,u,ss,on al San Juan. saying that eight nun
arsa snanish troops embarked for home to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
Ulster DELEGATES FOR BLACK.

Kingston. n. Y. Sept. 22.-The LIST Assembly DIS
tr,ct Republican Convention held in this city to-
day chose the following delegates 10 the State Con
vention at Saratoga 5. D. Coykendall G. D. IS
Hashrouck Charles Davis George j. Smith. john
n f,ordt. and Robert A SNYDER The I'D Assembly
District Republican Convention held at New;paIt1
chose delegates 10 the State Convention as toHows:
icon Iefevre Brainard Howell. W. H Fowler,
Edward j. wyssnt Henry n kniitin Cornelius annni u
Ss,eeates are regarded favorable 10 the renomi-
ma ion of Governor Black.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
POLICE AND PASrIuE ATHLETIC CLoo

President York OF the Police BOARD So :, the
aav afternoon IN reply to a complaint OF Wv
pas,me Athletic club that the clubs appn.'u,. IA
for A license to hold boxing bout had pee" hat
by the Police Board through "favor''lsm, ,ause
the application Of this club was denied an the
the very best for the denial srd WoHd never
rivc consen, 10 boxing contests IN tshts, not
surh nm exhibition were legal. ana " J.,on law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
CTR1N EDUCATION DISCUSSED.
REPRESENTATIVES, OF FOREIGN MISSIONARY So
cIEr1Es TO ASK THE PRESIDENT TO AP-
or

A meeting was held at the office OF the Board OF
Home Missions No 1856 Ffth-ave.. yesterday. at
which educa uonal and religious conditions In Cuba
were discussed by many representatives OF the va
r,ous foreign missionary societies who had assem-
bed there for Information on the subject. Thomas
! Morgan. secretary OF the American Baptist Home
Missionary Society, presided By invitation several
men familiar with the educational affairs IN Cuba
were presens They were DR.. Enrique j. Verona
professor Of literature and philosophy; DIR. Aristides
Ayuree professor OF science and pharmacy: DR.
Juan Orus. professor Of science OF the University
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
Tho following commiilees were appointed:
rPyr DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

Buffalo Sept. ?a-The Democrats Of the XLth
Senate District to-day nominated Samuel j. Runs
berger on the thirty-.ixth ballot
Erie Democrats also nominated the following can
dldates for the Assembly
Id D.sirict--PUIIIP SCHMIDT.
lid Dls,rict--ANTHoNY y. BARRETT.
IVih District JOHN {. MOuRING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23

The name Of Watson VI Rogers. q thus citE: Is
hereby respectfully presented a. one which ought 70
90 an the Republican STATE ticket as the party can
didate for Attorney General ., 49, v.r,
Ne ts the leading lawyer Of Northern New fork
We is in the nrime Of life He Is man or the high-
est character There is no more able awe IN tne
state There Is not man who would MI ms m
nortan, ONCE more TO the credit and pr9nt 81 me
State or who would hiring to the once higher honor
Eo s man az unninching integrity. OF untiring In,
dustry OF eminent legal attachments, Tecoshlhsll
through Central and Northern New-fork oho
wherever else he Is known as strong man WI"
IA. the perfect confidence OF the people $500
Mr. Rogers IS not Office seeker ana ms propo
s,nn boes NOT come from him out II IL known ihat
n events should bring about such result ne WoN!d
Zee, highly conplimented and would not rc.use -
.srve as nominee or when elected 10 the once.
The proposit ton is made because II u feit among
Repnt cans Of this section that II - I'm, INA, ye,
STATE ticket and that In Mr. ROGERS they nave
man who would do honor 70 the state hon1r - the
county and its people ara 10 himseH II Nv VIZ
chosen as Atorney-General -, ,,, .Aon
II is not within the memory OF inc nVlns WI ~ y
this county has been honored Win a pace ." ''7
Republican state ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
SENATOR ELOy r. BROWN RENOMIyATED.

Watertovn. y. =, Sept. 2. AT Lowville to-day
Flon r. Brown was renominated for State Senator
from the XXXVth Senate District, comprising JET
ferson and Lewis counties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
GREENE DELEGATES UNRESTRICTED.

Catskill n. V. Sept. 22--The Greene County Re-
publicans have elected these State delegates; j. l.
Jacobs. w. S. c. Wiley, H. Eugene kuran' James
l. l,tt,r Augustus Sherman and d. O. Greene.
The delegates were instructed to vote as a unit
4 resolution instruetng them for Roosevelt was
voted down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23

STATE POLITICAL NOTES.

..r, p,,1ai, Exrress" reports that the i'ien"'
~ colonel W J. Morgan. the candidate i,o" So.
.Cou,,v FOR the Republican nomination TOT
.Con,roue- are confident that he will be- nomlha'.'
,oo,,,sv II 4. all settled that he is 10 ne
~ S,ots candidate from Erie County az" nc 90
s certain 10 receive the sincere suPPoa M OF
ers d1~n in the programme now planned ana
1hev state positively that 1t includes oo'o"'' ''
gan for Controller
r,o Orleans County Democratic Convention "AS
hard I'D for resolutions the DINER oay' ;" "
gratp,ated the Democratic party that Lee, IT,
sor. schiey and Dewey were Democ'a.s - ho
has got 10 be Democrat, whether ne wa ,tsmcnt.
nc NJ and IN spite Of all authoritative s,a ne
- me contrary The convention also inno'se' INV
Chicago platform In fuiL
Tho most pronounced machine papers N 'n'
State which In years past have ceen m'e' 49,
a, Republican officials who refused 70 accep' VIZ
Judgment Of party leaders on any suo!ee'' 40
I.arn.d 10 take a broader view OF o'nciai uu', ~.
..Tbe Utica Herald" says Of Colonel kooseVe",
nominated no will be nominated for what ne
panuhucan who will aim 10 DO right as ne sees INC
tight The public never WAS in!sied IN 'aAi''e >,
doro Roosevelt's word for what IL asSe''
also saws OF his prospective nomination.
1t will stHe even the cry OF DOS ,bn association
~ Theodore Roosevelt and boss - WI, ~ Ma
to the independent voter as .r mai Of one loyal
BTnG Garfy and TO citizens generally as that H. Of liza
man " no loves his country aho NOS 0'i
IN It's cause
Tho ,ndanendent nominations in Albany 'ou'ly
ave considered hy The Albany Press -kniI ,,''
booker" 10 menace the ascenoe"'' "
Barnes. jr 1t remarks ,.. ,ov,,
Th,, Mr. Barnes has proved himself mos, t 10y
and subservent follower OF Nj Paw - IN
an He has stood by his cheitsn III
pwanner worthy Of better cause ana a. iS, Ga
sacrice TO himself and his own perschI is con-
one hereaDOuts 10 nc Mis
avn personai property II seems 100 pao On
Own Pc pr"bablv too true that Mr. Barnes en-
800 aheencA from the city In benaiI OF a. A..
chief IL destined to result In great m he ar II
20 sideTate OF m great sacrifices which Mr.
is making for Mr.. Plat tact 10 nv u, apnS leg
n,ored have pa ed In nomination county ana ICE
islative ticket which threatens Hr, 1r ut?h tn al
rjbifs ZION II Mr. Barnes had been less laatnia
" ~ cbtsf and were present 10 take peIsousa
cbarge Of his political affairs here We are osi h
tbat his wei-known political sagaciy coupeu ~ u
ns ixed condition Of things political tor mas
~, h,rnself stated that the independent moNt
roen, NJ last fall warning 10 me FePu'"''
nartv which would be needed this ram
ro- ,ns 6rs. time In TWENTY-FIVE years Charies n
cbickeriny vas not present al the Lewis county
o,,ar,ion which was held az Lowville on Monday
~ ,,os confined TO his home BY i)ness, but hopes
q. .1 o,terd the state Convention. 10 ~hich ne mas
been chosen delegate
conveotion Of colored people is calico IN meet
&, SYRACUSE on September %, 10 take steps look
inc 10 the ORGANIZATION OF the c0ored voters Of TIE
State into one solid Democratic phaahA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-23
MR. FAIRCHILD NOT TO BE FOUND.

Ex-secretary Charles s. Farch!lf was not AT his
o~ce IN this city yesterday and nothing could be
,earnod about his reported appointment 70 the
,,i,,ee which President Mckinley IA forming for
The purpose Of conducting an inv"st!saton OF GER
tain bureaus Of the War Department.