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ROOSEVELT THEIR CHOICE.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY REPUBLICANS
OF DOBBS FERRY

VI DDlbBS Efhl
Tho Republicans OF Dobbs Ferry held a meeting
IN Corporation Hall last evening TO indorse Theo-
dore Roosevelt rs a candidate for Governor. The
meeting was presided over by Or Robert Denis
ION. NJ. y. Todd acted secretary. The following
vcc pro idents elected: A. l.. Barber, J. NJ
Embree. DR.. c. NJ. Kellogg james l.. Taylor. ~
Lawrence. w ?. Brown James Johnson, Daniel
s Remscn, Walston II. Brown. DIT Joseph Has
brouck. Francis r. Masters. John Langc Charles
F. Elchhorn. Samuel Welsch. l.. b. King. Charles
f. Storms and w A. C. Even.
Mr.. Todd made an address. in which he said
Theodore Roosevelt ia no mans man. He repre-
sens the principles for which the Republican party
has always stood"
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas. The pcople OF the State OF Ncw,Iork
have learned anew tho virtues and the valor or
whereas. Among the heroes at Santiago none
more brave than the sons OF the Empire
State ana
percnce in Legislative and executive office. both
local and National, and whose record both as sol;
peculiar fitness TO I'll the highest office in the
F Gf n TG c hS sf Of
requires that its nominee for The Office Of Cover
Whereas. We believe that no man IN the state
Of Newyork more fully meets the reanirtnments
Resolved That our creed ana our motto Is
Roosevelt for Governor. ...,, -. oauror
KgSOik'0. lNll "" U'lFN' NO..H -,
Qua experiment on tho part OF the Republican Con-
ycntion II 1t shall attempt 20 place before the peo-
pie the name OF any other candidate FOR Governor
Resolved. Tha. committee OF three 10 appointed
by the chairman Of this meeting 10 present copy
OF these resolutions 10 each delegate to the state
Convention from this district. with the request that
ne usc his best enlenvcrs 10 bring ABOUT ne noIn
mn lion Of Coonc Theodore Roosevelt for Governor
Of tho State Of New-York.
presented to the State Convention by a committee
81 three appointed By the chairman or TINS meeting
for that purpose ,., =.
Resolved. That In the event OF the nomination or
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt as Repubiicah canql-
and ne hereby Is authorized TO appoint a commit.
tee OF i've whose duty II shall be 10 bring about
the organization OF n Roosevelt Campaign ,iuD
that a most vigorous campaign may be WaRfd IN
his behalf and In behalf OF the who.e hepu~'cah
ticket 800
Resolved. That the chairman and secretary pass
this meeting along 70 Republicans OF neighboring
villages and request them to do likewise. turnish,
Ing a copy Of these resolutions TO such as shal
take the Initiative
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CITY CARING FOR MANY SICK.
THE SOLDIERS IN ALL THE INSTITUTIONS
IMPROvING-ROOMF FOR MORE PROVIDED.

NATURALIZATION FOR MORE PROVIDED.
Although of course. the heat yesterday was try
Ing 20 the soldiers Of the Regular and volunteer
TIE condition OF the majority Of them was reported
10 be better After the privatons they suffered at
the front and in camp. the careful attention and
excellent food which they are now receiving nave
resulted IA n speedy improvement In the majority
Of cases.
At Bellevue Hospital II WAS said yesterday that
ali the soldiers there getting along nicely
Several admitted to the Hudson
Street Hospital most Of them being Of typhoid.
dysentery and malaria. There were no members
Of the Newly regiments among these patients.
At the Manhattan Hospital. where several SOL
Cers are being cared for IT was said yesterday that
10 no.!cc had ye; been received for the authorities
10 prepare for additional cases II was added that
room would be gladly found for them II 1t was re-
Quired. and that large numper Of men could be
deceived. st. Lukc's Hospital, where there are
iIore sick soldiers is now iu Al Roosevelt Hos
i:ai there are ;orty cases. all OF which were re-
zion.
Superintendent Fisher. OF the Presbyterian Hos
The hos Jit1l into ward for sick liier6. tie SAYS
that he has accommodations for about thirty-hve
more and that every attention VII be paid 70 men
s1d yesterday that the hospitals under the charge
q. ais Department we're also prepared 70 care Tor al
least three hundred more soldiers. These insutu-
lions Include the Metropolitan Hospital, on Black
wells Island: Bellevue, Harlem and GouVerneur
hospitals The treatment In these HOSPITALS Sp Is
offered free 10 the Government, but Mr.. Keller says
that many Of the soldiers arc now being sent 70
other Institutions where the Government is com
PEELED to pay for their treatment
The following list shows the number Of soldiers
number still in hospitals and the general con-
dition OF The patients:
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STRIKERS TAKE NINE OFFICERS.
PRESIDENT AND SUPERINTENDENT CARRIED
OFF AT PANA. III.-IINERS WANT NON
UNION MEN TO CEASE WORK

OFF AT PANA. ILI.-MINERs WANT NON
UNION MEN TO CEASE WORK.
ST. Louis Sept "A dispatch from Pana. H.
Gays that six hundred striking miners this after
noon seized David j. Overhot and Lewis over
hoh president and superintendent respectively. or
the Springslde Mines.
The two officials were taken out OF their buggy
ny the mob and carried In the direction OF the
in'nes. Nothing is known OF their fate
The Rev. DR. Ni.lard. minister Of Pana. made
q plea TO the miners 10 release the Overhols' ana
was knocked the head with a revolver for his
pains
The miners were overtaken by tho State officials
OF the Miners Union and halted. ID. J. ana Lewis
overholt gave The committee an order 10 send for
q committee Of the negro miners Sheriff Coburn
refused and replied demanding tho release or the
O've!hol:s; John Mitchell. National vlce-president
y! the union. sent back note saying the OVerhots
were not In his keeping.
Haesburg. ILL.,. Sept I.-Battery u. of the Illinois
national Guard, received orders tonight TO proceed
a. once for Pana. Sixty men. with Ave Calling
guns. under command of Lieutenant Frank Henry.
rrn start Immediately on special train IroupIe
vssween the striking coal miners and deputy sner-
ms IS feared. because OF the efforts OF the mine
~eIators to Import coored miners.
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FTSION FAILED ~ WISCONSIN,.

Full. DEMOCRATIC srATD TICKET NOMINATED
Milwaukee, Sept. The Democratic State Con-
vention nominated tho following ticket:
For G0vernor-IIIRAM ". SAWYER. Hartford
fIru,,nant Governor PETER V DEtSTER. MILWAUKEE,
SECRETARY o. State-P q. SrROMi\E. Madison
J milwaukee,
Attorney Generai- HARRY II. GRACE. superior 49,.
insur,nc. commits sioner-JOHN +. SCHNEIDER. NIL
vaHkec
Railroad CommlsslOner-C. @. WILCOX, puprce. .
Superintendent - Public instructon-W. H. SCHULZ
Spring Green
The ticket nominated AFTER one OF the
s,ormicst Democrats State Conventions ever held
An Wlsconein The nght was confined 10 the ques-
ton OF fuaton with the Populists on the state
,,ckc, II was "A battle between the delegation
from Milwaukee County against the rest OK the
state The outside delegates finally came out
Victorious when vote on their resolution 10
oiou, INC Pop,llists to name "A candidate for Sccre
tary Of State subject TO the approval OF the con,
yrnton was lost. the vote resulting =" lot anu
3Gl against fusion , ,
Notwithstanding that fusion was voted down. n
pan,n,s, Iohn y SCHNEIDER, of Milwaukee. sue
cerdcd i'm being nominated FOR Insurance Com
missioner However II was az Democrat mat ne
received the nomination. and not as fopullst.
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To ARRIVE HERE TO-DAY.
A SPECIAL. TRAIN OF FIVE CARS WILL TANE HIS
PARTY AND SECRETARY AIGER's
To NONTACK

PARTY AND SECRETARY AIGERs
TO MONTAUK
When President Mckinley arrives In the city
to-day II is expected that he will, as usual go 20
tho windsor Hotel Rooms there are being placed
In readiness for his coming. and the same suite ne
occrped when here on his last visit will be at his
disposal J. Addison Porter. the Presidents secre-
tary was in the city yesterday making arrange
rnents for the Presidents visit. but he did not
know Just what the Presidents plans were to be
after ne reached here.
Colonel Kmba Deputy Quarte7naster-GeneraA
received information at the Army Building yester-
dav afternoon that the Secretary OF War would
arrive to-cay at Jersey City on the Congressiona!
Limited whore ne would be met by the Government
steamer General Meigs. which Will convey MN 10
Long Island City. a..
tauk have be,n completed The President Will
each Jersey CITY TIM this afternoon or even
ing ana viii cross to Manhattan and take dinner
vi:n his party at the Hotel Manhattan. After din-
fourth-st. pier, where boat will be in waiting TO
take them 70 Long Island City. Either at Thirty
folsrth-st. IN Long Island City secretary Anger
and party will Join the President. The Long Isl
coaches N waiting, and these VII De inlnedattly
boarded. The time the party VIII reach Long ISL
and City Is certain. but there Will DC no hurry
nor any set time for the train TO get away. Inc
plan of the railroad is 20 make what It terms
"slow run 10 Montauk This will enable the party
70 get good nights rest on the cars ana the
schedule will be arranged that the train VIII
Tho return Will be made IN the evening. and VII
be fast run. and the train will have reached Long
;sland City in time for the President to go to Pat
main over Sunday and Monday as the guests OF
Vicc-Presldent and Mrs. Hobart. at Carroll Hall
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CONGRESSMAN BAKER RENOMINATED.

Baltimore, Sept / (speciaD Congressman WILL
lam H. Baker was renominated by the lid District
Republican Convention here to-day. This district
comprises several wards OF Baltimore City. all Of
baltimore County and Carroll. Cecil and Hartford
counties For two years bitter dissensons have
existed In the party In Baltimore County. John T.
Ensor for many years the party leader, broke
away from the regular organization. His son.
John s. Enror. n candidate for Congress-. In
the primaries he was defeated by close vote. To-
day father and son agreed 10 support the ticket
thus assuring It's success complimentary vote
was given TO Ensor by hs county. and then the
Ina lmCuS.
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PRESIDENT VISITS CANTON.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY WELCOMED BY HIS
FELLOW TOWNSNEN.
o,,, BRIEF STAY MADE-No CHANGE IN
PLANS ANNOT need.

pR,rF STAY MADE-NO CHANGE IN
PLANS ANNOUNCED.
u..or Ohio. Sept IA grand dcmorstration
-.,rr.d here at noon to-day in honor OF Presi-
80. Mckinley and Secretary Day. Out OF re-
-, ,or the Presidents expressed wish that
~ .-aeent visit be Informal, the anair was 10
." .onederc bic extent unorsanized. and was
o..,.oo,s nuthvrst Of enthusiasm The peo-
~ -, The community turned out. and from the
PIE u no BARBER house. where the McKin-
,o,.s are the guests OF Mrs MchinleFs sister,
ieES roo,s were bright with flags and other
S,s,,ovs Of the National colors' The ARRIVAL was
"'Sp'"! be noon hour that employees of many
s,,tor,os succeeded in securing early cios'ns
ldN' ,oa ,he :hrong about the station.
anu ,,-os,dant and Mrs. Mckinley were driven
Ia. tho Barber home. where their stay OF
tow hours was devoid OF al. 'or"ahy' pc
IL" and o'clock they took a special train
- The pennsylvania line ana prcceeceu east,
Oh ','' ,,o,or Webb c. Hayes and Colonel and
,,,on r Herrck were Of the party.
s Con, president Mckinley and
,s,, cleveland for Canton this morn
special train over the Cleveland Iermi-
n, ond Valley Railway. A small crowd or
',r.,ors and friends assembled to see the party
o. =, had bees supposed that the President
rrbt return to Ohio next week to attend inc
p reunion al Cincinnati pu' II was
saon,,ely announced that his oiiicia! duties IN
.o,,o, with the peace negotiations will pre-
w.. ,,,,,, from doing so. The members OF the
poocs commission are due in Paris to meet the
coan,sn commissioners October l. 1t Will be
o..sa-, for them to leave this country. there
tora about September II. and hence there 10
or,v short time for them to arrange their
affairs for their protracted absence ana 10 con
fer with the President regarding inc heEo''a-
lions and the many perplexing questions when
.ra exnec.ed 10 arise before the freely OF peace
is agreed 10 and signed
So far es could be learned to-day the Presi-
dent does not contemplate any change IN the
planse announced heretofore covering his move
ments for the remainder OF the week He ex-
meets Row 10 be at Montauk Point on Saturday
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In the city until the OF election. attending
strictly to business all the time.
John Wha.en. Corporation Counsel and Michael
T. DAILY were among the callers yesterday Inc
most interesting conference that Mr.. Croker held.
however. unexpected one apparently. On
his way 10 his office he met Perry Belmont In the
street. Mr.. Belmont walked TO Mr.. Crokers orice
with him. and they stopped to chat for monent
there before parting. Neither would say WORD
about the talk
Mr.. Croker gathered around him his usual follow.
ors last night NJ the Savoy and there was great
deal of talk 50 far as is known, however, the
safe is far from fixed the platform is still thing
uncertain
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on SPRUCE N SINTH-AVE. EXTENDED.

The Me,ropoltan Street Railway Company yes
,sraov resumed service IN Sixth-ave. from flety-
nInth-st to Fourteenth-st. The change from morse
% electrical power was accomplished IN thir,y-
seven DAYS on this section Ii was SAID yestefoh!
that the line would be completed from Ih'r.eeh'h-
-, south 70 Canal-st. within two weeks ana from
80 90 rho Vcsey.st terminus In an equally snort
time by September Is Mr. vresand says saSsy ,oT
,p srhat,tution OF electricity for the present horse
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
YESTERDAYS RECORD AND ro-pAy's FoRECAs

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY
Washington Sept. 1.-The heated term mas oon'""''
IN the Ohio and Middle Mississippi valleys the lake r.
oora rho Middle md North Atlantic states maximum
t.mpcrature has been report~l follows Philadelphia
and Parkersburg 20 Washington city Pit'shurs TOLEDO
perol, and St Louis "a Indianapolis Cincinnati ana 81
paui o. ThundersOrms anu rain have occurred IN the
south Atlantic and Gulf States and Upper Missout
,.i, The pressure is high on the South Atlantic and
,,1a p,c,nc coasts Extreme heat Will continue In the
Ohio Valley and the interior Of the Middle ana Nrtn A.
III e,atss iii saturday Rain be expected IN the
ch Atlantic and East Gulf states the Middle ana W
per Missouri and Upper MissHsippi 'aio'S
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PERRY BELMONT AVID Mr.. CROKER

Richard Cookers presence In the city has given
Tammany politics impetus. but so far he has
been exceptionally rcticen, about the plans OF the
organization. lie let II be known yesterday that he
would make daily visits 10 his office. at NO. Ill
Broadway and as a result number OF his follow
ers were on hand there yesterday morning. He
arrived Mt his Office bright and carly Mr.. Croker
said Yesterday that he not discussing candi-
dates or platforms yet and supplemented this
abatement with the Information that he would "
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A NEW NAME FOR A CLUB.

The Progressive Republican Club has been renamed
the Jacob E!lpern Association. in honor o. It's
president The club members feel that the good
work accomplished By the organization In the past
can be extended and to that end desire 10 have
their own cn6room. In order TO accomplish this
purpose an Increase In membership Is necessary 10
provide sufficient funds. and the club appeals 10 the
Penubican citizens Of the city TO lend their MD.
The Initiation fec Ia 25 cents and the dues 40 cents
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THOMAS DEWITT PENFIELD.

Utica. n. Y. Sept. 'speciaD.--Ihomas De"i't
,o.,, d,.d q, camden to-nigh: aged eighty-lvc
yoars lie served IN the Assembly In 1861. 1861
and 1919 lie was Democrat. md on one occasion
ves the only Democrats member OF the L"sis-
,otnre who voted In favor Of resolution 10 amend
IN constitution prohibiting slavery inc bllI was
anollv Dasscd in April 1865, eleven Democrats vot
Ing Tor IT, Mr.. Penhcld was great adIn !rr OF
mnnt.s war policy. He was elected sheriff OF
Gneida County In isS2 TIC always IIvcd In Chmdeh
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nrra1.rD FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

". Nsvrneland generally fair I'll Saturday. con-
,,,u.a h,xh temperature In the Interior southwesery
winds.
For Eastern New-York. fair til Saturday: contnueu
high temperature westerly winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania. New-Jerssy ana Deh"aie
a,r I'm saturday: continued high temperature; south
westerly winds. ,,.- -. ,..-,,,o,, ,.,, an,
continued hgh peature I'll Saturday southerly winds
IT, Weatcrn New md Western Pennsy lvania, gen
.anv ,air continued high temperature light south
westerly winds
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AMBASSADOR CAMBOy N QUEBEC.

Quebec. Sept, IN Cambon. the FRENCH A'"-
hossodor 10 the United states. arrived IN 0ueoe0
last night. and was driven quietly 10 the COUNT!
home of Lieutenant- Governor Jettc, at SPENCE
,,ood To-day he has been visiting st: Anne ana
49, ,laccs Of interest. His stay in quebec Will
be short He declines to talk for pubhcauoh'
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MISS BARTOy COMING HOME.

TAMPA. Fla Sept. (5peciaD.-Coone BellinSer'
ouortcrmastcr received a cable dispatch late this
evening from Miss Clara Barton at Havana. say
I'M, she would sail AT on the hospital ship
CLINTON for New Orleans. The Clinton Is loaded
Win Rcd Cross supplies and will put In nj Mullett
~ for coal Miss Barton asks that seventy-nve
;ons he sent there for her. The transport Fanita
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DELAWARE COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

Delhi ~ Y. Sept 1.-The Republican Convention
NJ Delaware County met to-day and decided TO
support Delos II. Mackcy. OF Meredith ior the
Senate nomination. Dcos Axtell. OF Deposit was
r.ror,,potod for the Assembly The delegates 10
the Congress Convention were instructed FOR
George ". Ray. The State Delegates were I'M
instr
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OBITUARY..
DR.. J. o. NELSON.

Boston. Sect l.-Dr. J. o. Nelson. medical In
spector az the Charlcstown Navy YARD died to-day
Dr Nelson's death sudden. heart disease
being assigned the cause He was In his hfty-
fourth wear and had been twenty-nine years In the
e.r,.ce widow daughter and a son. who Ia
c,rcnon ~ the repair ship Vulcan survive him.
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MARRIED..

PUTDY-FAIIE--On Thursda!. september ]. By 0s
Venerable Archdeacon Kirkby. Antonette Iivingstcn
Fnile. Of White Plains. sylvanus Purdy. NJ d.. OF
New-York.
REISS-ALEXANDER-O Thursday September l. 1893.
BY the Rev. Raphael Benjamin W. A.. Jennie Alexander
20 Meyer Reiss
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be -
dorsed with full name and address.
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Tota! number Number now
treated in hospital.

A number Of soldiers have been treated at th
New-YOrk Hospital but Information concernin
their number or condition was refused last night.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

in pressure Indicated by The Trbunes self
rscordng barometer The dotted line shows the tempers
ture as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy
Tribune Office. Sept 2 a. m.-Tho weather yes'er
dav was fair and The temperature ranged between
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responding day OF last year.
The weather Will continue fair and hot to-day
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