New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-08

orn train passing through cut the speech short
Senator Frank w Higgins eX-Mayor Franchot
Judge Kruse Charles \. Ball end several other
prominent men joined the party at Friendship
At Cuba the last stop in AHegany Nou"'''
two cannon and brass band assisted IN the
welcome given by crowd OF about four nun
dred persons. Colonel Roosevelt said:
We arc near the final deciding hours of closely
contested campaign IN which We have DEFINED the
issues very closely while our opponents nave
evaded moro than half OF them
lie asked that President Mckinley be upheld
in his endeavors to obtain righteous peace ana
maintain prosperity.
Judge Jerome Fisher spoke at some length
and created enthusiasm by alluding 10 the war
record of Colonel Roosevelt
At Olean station the party was transferred to
a streetcar and taken TO the village where
stand had been erected There large and
enthusiastic crowd present. The stop at Oiean
was Of nfty-fve minutes duration and the
special electric car on the way TO the centre Of
the village was continually Cheered. A brass
band occupied one car and all along the route
fireworks and cannon were seen and heard In
addition to Colonel Roosevelt, General Wood
ford and Jacob Riis spoke.
RECEPTION FOR WAR VETERANS.
Cattaraucus. ~ y Nov. before leaving
Olean Colonel Roosevelt went to the parcr Of
the hotel and asked that number of volunteers
whom he saw in uniform in the crowd berequested
10 come in. About twenty men responded ana
the Colonel shook hands cordially with them. and
had pleasant wori 20 say TO each one. AS
sernbyman 5. Fred Nixon joined the train at
this place with the intention OF arranging for
a long stay at jamestown, Chautauqua county
but it was agreed to keep to the schedule
At Salamanca ifteen-mnute stop was made
and Colonel Roosevelt and Senator Laughlin
spoke TO about one thousand persons. Colonel
Roosevelt reiterated the statement made several
DAYS ago that he would see to IT that every Com
mission in the State that had TO do with the
interests Of labor should have it bona fide
representative Of labor He attacked Tammany
and Croker. and said the real issue was whether
the people woulo turn over to Croker the state
OF New-York that he might corrupt it as he had
corrupted New-York City.
Little Valley was reached at 1915. About
Fifty Rough Riders mounted. added to the pict
uresaueness Of the scene Colonel Roosevelt
talked to couple Of hundred people on the
preservation Of the honor Of the judiciary.
At CattarauSus there was a goOdiy crowd, al
though /. vas cold and several inches Of snow
Lay on the ground.
jamestown. Y. Nov. -Four stops were
made between .ttaraugus and jamestown and
short addresses were made jamestown was
reached at 80 and two monster Something's
were held one in a public square. which was ad-
dressed by Colonel Roosevelt General WOodford
and Jacob Riis and another at the public
theatre. wheie about two thousand people heard
Colonel Roosevelt. General Woodford Senator
Laughn and Colonel Baxter speak The en-
thusiasm was great and the speeches were all
vigorously cheered.
THE LAST WORD SAID.
Dunkrk. " Y. Nov The days work ended
at Dupkirk. where there were two big enthu-
siastc meetings After the meetings, which
closed at 1890 Colonel Roosevelt hoarse but
happy. took his special car. attached TO the fast
mail. and started for New-York the New
York Central
Within period Of thirteen days Colonel
Roosevelt has delivered l27 speeches from the
platform Of n car in addition TO nearly as many
more at public meetings The special train
schedules have not been departed from In any
instance. and the candidate has s.oken at
every announced place The entire itinerary
has been unGer the management OF William j.
Youngs. Of Queens County. and the speakers
and newspaper men both joined tonight in CON
graduating him on its success.