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New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
FRANK L. WARMER WITHDRAWS'

The andidacy Of Congressman i.enuel h Quisg
,r ,eelect,on In the XVIII District has been
,repe,bened by the sudden withdrawal OF Frank
7 Warner who was nominated by the Independents
,r that district In announcing his determination
90 decline the nomination Mr.. Warner has written:
In the Judgment Of many friends high IN the es-
.,,ra,,on Of Independent Republicans whose oph-
,n have always valued. my candidacy al this
o., 20 believed TO be a National menace AT this
n,or,ent doubts arise as 10 the permanency or our
&c ola,tons with Spain; and should the political
.,do,cv Of the next House OF Representatives DE
70 reflect dscredit upon the war record OF
- ,d,n,nisfra tion that fact would 90 Iar toWd ,u
Wy ti.eL1,raeinr any belligerent spirit Whlch SPAN
,b, 1dertake to bring TO her ald among ioislkh
mn ~ ~" tstlnr. Of our National pohcy "ouid De
~ International calamity, and no patriot wants
an ~s non sibty for such conditioh 10 resi- on hls
ad's @ @ssctorce | am unwilling TO be uiipattlotlc hnu
t.Urogore decline the nomination "hlch you nave
so freely rendered. . - VIVA, MT,
Tho large mass meetings held In the NiNth DIS
,rI,, on Thursday night at Duriands Academy
d Of the Central opera House, were evidence OIL
,ta strength OF the Republican organization IN
,ha, district The appeal Of President boVee OF
ho Us, Side Republican Club to AL Indepehoen1ss :
or d sound Money Democrats ior their support o or
g.. c,,,op and the earnest request Vi
~ .rnw that all Republicans get toeetheI aIls
M " ouigg back TO Congress with an ihcIeaseu
senu ser,, showed that all factional Ines hAu peen
n III, ersii.d and that complete harmoHy eA''''
al hin the organization
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
ROOSEVELT 4 SURE WINNER.
DAVID J. HILL. ASSISTANT SECRETARY
OF STATE. PREDICTS REPUBL1-
CAN VICTORY ARRIVAL OF

THE LCCANIA

The Cunard Line steamer Lucania arrived here
yesterday within three hours and eight minutes
OF her best record trip.
Among her passengers was David J. Hill. who
was appointed Assistant Secretary of State on
october 2 He has for the last eighteen months
been studying international law and the history OF
diplomacy in Paris. Previous 70 that time he was
the presden, OF the Rochester University at
Rochester y y.
When Mr.. Hill was seen At the Cunard Line pier
he said he believed that the negotiations Of the
Peace Commission at Paris were proceeding salts
| factory.
| "Of course" he said II feel as II 7 had been
! dropped from OF the planets. have bee" at
for five days. and a great many things can
happen IN that time OF the condition Of affairs in
! Paris ! cannot say much. ! suppose the Peace
Commissioners have received instructions. and all
that do is TO guess what these instructions
are. Just anybody else would"
What IS the feeling of the French people tow
ard us?
THE best French people not at enmity with
u.s. though will admit that there is strong senti-
ment in France for Spain"
When asked what he thought about the present
political situation in this State. Mr. Hin said: Il
viii he great victory for colonel Roosevelt. /
have not studied the situation closely. but | am
firm and enthusiastic in my belief. ! have been
abroad for nearly two % years al and hace Tace haG
there. The splendid naval and military victories
that have won during the brief time OF hoSti-
! itv increased standing among the ndtlpnS
on the other side of the ocean. The unity OF he
North and the South and the prompt way in which
the Nation responded 70 the call to arms have filled
the world with wonder
How do the nations view our colonies?
They look upon theT1 r the light OF expert
ments that only time prove the wisdom Of
Are YOU in favor OF expansion?
Il do not care express an opinion on the sub
tect" Mr.. I'M added earnestly: Please be sure
to report that answer correctly
Mr. Hill will leave here for Washington to-day
Among the other passengers on the Lucanid were
w r. Grace Commander c. F. Hawey. Claude
Arson Maior-General Luke OCOnnor. V. C.. Cap
tain r. D MacDonnen. Major RAYMOND Crawford'
United States Consul al Stockholm: Mrs. Brock
ho!st cutting s. Roper Curzon and F. c. Selous.
the South African traveller and hunter, who was
an intimate friend OF Cecil Rhodes.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
ALL NEWS ENCOURAGING.
CAMPAIGN BECOMING REDHOT AT RE-
PUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS

The campaign Is becoming redhot at the head
quarters of the Republican State Committee In the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. Letters and kilograms from
enthusiastic Republican leaders In every part OF
the State being received constantly and they
show that the campaign for the election OF Co.onel
Roosevelt is fairly booming everywhere. The let
ers give Information OF the extent OF the regstra-
tion in the country districts OF tho eagcrncss 10
attend Republican meetings. and OF the schemes of
desperate Democratic managers to cut down what
they have reason 10 believe are going TO he over
whelming Republican majorites in those districts.
All the Information latcy has been most encourag
ing TO the managers Of Colonel Roosevelts cam
paign
Chairman Odel Of the State Committee has In
formation that large sums of money have been
sent 10 some of the upstate counties 20 he used
by Democratic managers TO hire Republican voters
TO stay away from the polls on Election Day. To
one county 50 O'O sent The other day. Mr.. Ode
said yesterday that he also knew that los pool
rooms in this city had contributed $3.50 each to the
Democratic campaign fund and that in one As
ssembly district of the city Tanmany workers had
been colonzing Illegal voters in dsorGery houses
Steps would be taken Mr.. Ode said, 10 stop the
Democratic frauds and punish the perpetrators
Colonel Roosevelt at the hcadquarters much
i'm debating spondence. He left the city at G
p. m. gong TO Poughkeepsie 10 speak at an even
/ ing meeting and ne travelled on the same train
with ex-senator Hill, who was going TO Albany
He VIII speak at meeting gu, IN dtle aaS ,h,s
meetings IN Johnstown and Gloversville on Mon
he wescrn ee end Of nj the satc and back occupying
nearly the whole week. Ills companions on the
l.. .'' 'woodford. H"5 Judge w NJ X olcott James r.;
Sheffield District Attorney Youngs Of Queens ana
from tho trip is as follows
October e-rrohb'tion Park Staten Island, and at
Cooper Union this city evening.
AMI 5a ;f: Park and %
dred- and d-eighth
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
You have last chance to-day TO make sure
Of "a vote for Colonel Roosevelt Don't fa" Z"
COLONEL WIkOFFS RI NERiL.

poDY OF THE 22D INFANTRY's COMMANDER BUR
led AT EASTON.
Easton Penn oct II CSpecaD.-With the mill
tor,, honor ,lue 10 his rank, the body OF Colohei
charles A. WkoN OF the I'D Infantry VINO
,ras killed In the battle before santiago
rbiIe acting as Brevet BrigaGier-GeneraI IN
Kent's Division Second Army Corps was
buried this afternoon in the family po'
Z, the cemetery in this city, his natVe to"h
Flags were at half-mast all over the city ana ous'
meas was generally suspended. The funeral pas
cant was an imposing affair. the 30 Ne"-''lSeS
Regiment having the right OF the lire, WIN Nolo
mel Lee and staff in command. preceded oy 'ne
United States Military Band from Governor
Island
Simple but Impressive services were conducted Al
tho house and at the grave BY the Rev. pr. ~. VI
X iiefrer of This ,ity. who was drummer poS "
Inc 15nth Pennsvlvania Regiment the lannon's
'Puck,aIls" in the Civil War. Among ne. PIoInn
nent visitors were General Day. Colohtl o"utu
captain Ciarrity ard Captain Barrett
The Loval Legion Of New-I York. OF wn,cn NUonS ,S
Wikor was a member and Co'one Nc. lcrIlaH.i I.i.L
who was Assistant Adjutant-General OF .ne rl.n ~
Army CORPS at Santiago. and who gave tl- oIue.s us ,
which opened the battle The paHheaTerS VIZ
Colonel toe of the 18th Infantry Colon"' t.Iits,
the sth Infantry. Colonel McClernand hsslSt@hI'.i an
Adiufart-Cieneral Of the Second Army corps anu
Colonel Lee Of the ID New-Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
DIED.

q Sarah NJ daughter Q, tn. late wlilam and i Mary
er:. Msss.s g. sd.": ns,e ss and
FLoYD-on Thursday morning October o. 1905 a, her
" the th esr s s % S q & Sf.f Smith ss Isw ~ &
.,..o,. go Of Ste, ST. csors.'- @ Mnpo, Ions Island
Train leaves Long Island city at $40 a m. returning
VIII resch New-York at o'clock.
soy.s vi i JOIN feDS 20 sarah Ro'S"
g'sS' B'csn 1o on Monday day oc'Ssr q at =
in'erment private
MsstsT rsC,, rH".;ay Ycs October 20 1905 George
Relatives and friends. also member. Of Carroll Para
tend ,he funeral rom nj. late re'lde9ss 10 sa Mon
In'ermen, a, Greenwood Cemetery.
Members of Carroll Park Council No oso. Royal
Slou% gsqg'.ea to attend ,As fa'r, Of sr,,ssr
rO' = sH1S Gn SSasssay october 2 = p6Sor n...u
GRtNT-At No 100 Ea', nh-s'.. Windsor Terrace:
-, ard Mar Grant, aged 81 years
Interment Greenwood
GRAYPoN-At Painnes: NJ october 81. 1898 wH'-
Funeral .r.cs. his la,e residence No 81, we., sA
rra s' 'is.nt+d ss Con IN @ er,~ az, Whi,.bs at
ferry at 2:9o ..
HERRMANN-on Friday. October 81 rena. beloved
Fur,r raj from, her late residence No "a ST Sun
day. Ocioher 23. at y.
III ss. SeIy - oSse Msf Ss. 90 l as w - He
Funeral from mis- late residence No ~ Hsh-st' sun
day. October 23 at D.
MKENNEY-At Centre Moriches Long Island. william
J. Mckerney.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
PArTERsoN-on Thursday october 30. 1895. Jane. Il
= Patterson. IN The sth year = his age -, r.. r,.
an srrSe cas at 9s 9ls s % M % f'S f"e"
In'errnen, private.
ss n In eip" ss ooess ss.i p - Fanny ~
residence Of her sradiaushi'r Mrs. W. J. Hos'on. IN
ln,s1nr%t later n Albany. Ny.
t 6coSer 's e. His S Ns%on hea sre son "i II.
Funeral private.
Thursiay. october 30. susanna weynan. widow q
w% Tn;f.' s @ End SSsh % ns Of a late Lawrence
Funeral services her late home on Monday. October
Carriages viii in waiting arrival Of N. ioos a.
train from Grand Central Depot.
WASHBURN-At Omaha Neb October 81. ~ pneumonia.
Jane IVES wife Of John II. wasNburn. Of New-Yors
Notice of funeral hereafter
wHEELER-on October 81 Charles W. Wheeler. at his
home 81 ~ sonth-st. Newark y. J.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
wHIrF9Ep.A Nu,ley oc,oseT as "a % isos Will
Funeral services from his late residence. In hurley. n
leaving Chambers ST. at 3l5 p. m.
Friends are Invited 70 attend
wITHERBEE-on Thursday October %. 1895. Martha
Funeral services residence No 81 we., 18th
St. Saturday morning October % at 10 O'Clock.
The stephen Merritt Burial CO.. 2,i-2t3 wet
23i s. New nderaSers emSafneTS snS ,uneal ,s
directors prompt service day or night leiephohs ~
18th s..
A.-The Ken.ico Ccmetcry:-PTiya,e station, station,
Depot. Depot" oaee. ;fi,t' is Eas; .2i-s
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
WILLIAM BRADLEY DOUGLAS.

William Bradley Douglas died in Avon. y Y,
on Wednesday. Re was born in Troy. \. Y. ana
cary In life entered p bank. At twenty-five he
was cashier OF n bank in ithaca. and later re-
moved 10 this city and became connected with the
Mercantile Bank Of which he was president for
many wears About forty years ago he withdrew
from active business and devoted himself 10 the
care OF his fathers estate. and 10 that OF his
sister Mrs. Julia Merritt. After retiring from
business he lived for many years In Geneva; lie
gave largely TO the endowment OF Hobart 'ollese,
and built it's chapel He was trustee or me
college and also of the General Theolosical semi
nary OF this city. Removing 10 Rochester, ne
became Interested In mission In the southern
part Of that city. which has become 81; Andre"
Parish of which the Rev. Aleernon tropsey ~
rector Mr. Douglas built It's church. chapel ana
rectory and the building known as Douglas Hal.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
THE VOTES OF ARMY MEN.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Can officers and men Of the United States
Army vote when at their posts. or in any part
Of the United States. for all candidates.
New York. october IS. 1S9S. r.. c. A.
Officers and men Of the Army ard Navy
neither gain nor lose their residence by reason
of ahserce from home in the service Of the
United States II opportunity offers. they may
therefore register and vote at their own homes
II stationed at a post In State other than that
Of their original residence. they may. however,
elect 10 give up their old residence and acquire
a new one in accordance with the laws Of that
State For example. a soldier from Oregon may
vote in this State II he Is stationed at New
York post, has been registered and has con-
formed 10 all the election requirements in the
district where he may be stationed-(Ed.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
PostOmce Notice.

Cshould read DAILY by all interested as changes may
Foreign mails the week ending October q isss vi"
close promptly in All cases a. se one s6ur eo,er ,hsn
c:csing time shown below:
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ar the Closing OF supplementary tran,ssne
malls named above additional Fns. arr Fr.nes
snl steamers and remain open un" ~"n'n
r,Trs FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES. ETC.
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ny mails arc forwarded 10 port OF sahhs eey
ss schedule OF c.osng Is arranged on the pre-
nr,,on OF their uninterrupted overland transit 'Heso
500 mail closes at ,. m. previous gay ....
'efeu "' CORNELIUS VAN COrT. PostnAss~
Postomcs Nsw-YOrk n. T.. Oct. Ia is'A
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
MP TiV DE WATER HONORED.

complimentary dinner was given last evening
20 the Rev George r. Van De Water, chaplain OF
the list Regiment. by his fellow members ot the
c, Nicholas Club. In honor Of mis- safe return from
Cuba The dinner served in the banquet nal
., the club No West Forty-fourth-st which
WAS decorated with a great profusion OF hags ana
bunting At the guests table with DR.. Van De
Water. who il the chaplain OF the club sat the
presiding officer Edward a. Quntard together
with Pay Inspector Burtis L. s. N General ItE-
on late Surgeon-Generai OF the army III De'a,a"
,,I.oaaood 8, clair NcKelway Justice Bookstayer
~ the Sunreme Court, TX Controller Fitch ana VIII
lam q Davies. In al about MY liirnoers ~ on % n,
the evening was the presentation of nagninSeTs
~ he club The presentation address was naue
by William O. Davies
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
OUR CHRISTIAN FRIEND HALL CAME

OUR CHRISTIAN FRIEND HALL CAME
To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: II lately pleased Mr.. Hall caine. writing In
your paper 10 defend his play Of The Christian
from an aspersion that had never been cast upon
It, ard. incidentally TO accuse me OF dishonesty
caumny and intentional fasehoo1. II also pleased
Mr. Caine while designating me as old. poor I'M
pecunious fossilzed. and stupid. TO recommend my
discharge from my present employment lie
ought to be disvoi ced." said Mr. Game ne Is not
honest man. and he knows it,"
This remark rather more than the Reproot
Valiant; in fact. 1t was the "Countercheck quar-
rclsome" But persons who consde: themselves
colestally commissioned 90 reform their neghborS
usually take a wide latitude as to their parts or
speech. and. in immediate response to Nj came 5
accusation. was content to make IT clear that ne
had written In excessive wrath, ana without any
ground whatever. aside from his mistaken fancy
on witch 10 base his grievance or Justify his in
solent language
Some time has passed since the publication Of Mr.
Gaines statement and uf my reply 10 il, but 90
not hear that Mr.. Cane has said "A word OF regret
for his uncouth ebulltion OF folly and abuse. ilav-
ing assumed the attitude OF an impudent wilmer
he IS apparently. willing to remain on exhibition
in that character Each to his choice. MI Caine
registers himself as blatherng rhapsodst. hatu-
lent with the wind OF doctrine and gddy with self
conceit II was long ago observed by 1aunceot
Gobbo that this making Of Christians will raise
the price Of hogs: Mr.. Gaines conduct shows
that It also raise the animal himself
WILLIAM WINTER.
For, Hill w-Brighton. Staten Island. Oct. q.
1898
THE TRIRI-NE'S FULL. CHESS REPORTS.
To tho Editor of The Tribune
Sir. ! am directed by the Executive Committee
Of the Washington Chess Club to express TO you
the thanks OF the club for the very full puhlica
ton Of the games from the Vienna and Cologne
tournaments of the last summer. which publica
tions have proven source OF interest and pleasure
IN chess circles generally. f.. 7. HANNA.
Washington Oct. l5 1895
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
The books for the coming
election will he closed mt 10 O'Clock t"-night
De sure your name IL on the books.
COLUMBIA STUDENT ARRESTED.

CHARGED WITH FORGERY BY OFFICIALS OF THE
CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK
Henry L. Cadmus twerty-one years old de-
scrIbing himself ns a student at Columbia tniver-
sity was locked up In the Churchst police station
last night. charged with forgery. He was arrested
AT the Astor House by Policeman O'Connor on a
warrant issued By Magistrate Pool on Tuesday last
The document which accuses the prisoner OF de-
fraud,nR the chatham National Bank OF s2f3. was
sworn out by ID. McLaren Quackenbush. August
q last il given the date when the offence was
committed 1t Is said that the young man has de-
frauded the bank Of over 500 and that he forged
his fathers name 10 get the money.
Cadmus was decoyed TO the Astor House last
night by some OF the bank officials who then sent
word TO OConnor. Upon the prisoners request the
policeman promised to inform the young mans
father but up late hour the latter had not ap-
peared Cadmus gave his address No. East
Ninety -fourth-st He had nothing else TO say be
fore being placed In cell
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
Register to-day! It's the last day Of regis
DAILY INCREASING IN POWER.
MANIFESTATIONS OF GREAT ENTHUSIASM FOR
ROOSEVELT -REP-B;ICAN LEADE9s
rGHT-r

The general manifestations Of irresistible enthus-
esu that marked Colonel Roosevelts appearance
AZ the four meetings addressed by him Thursday
night and the hearty approval with which his re-
marks were greeted. had its immediate enect on
+he noltical situation. II convinced the RepubE-
an, leaders that Colonel Roosevelts canvass Is
daily Increasing In power and popularity. and that
the tide Of Indignation that started when Croker
refused TO renominate Justice DAILY for the Supreme
Court because he declined to annex his court TO
Tammany Hail. was bound to gather force ana
,n,n,ue until Election Day. Republicans generally
throughout the city and the State were vastly
encouraged and inspired to prosecute more vigor-
ousy the work that remains 10 be done before Eec-
,ion nav Among the Democrats leaders corre-
snonding gloom observed They contented
,f.mse YES with reiteratng their chiefs assertion
- iae, nieht's tremendous demonstration az Car
1ie 10 Hall had been organized by the Republicans
tho vision OF the voters.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
MARRIED.

ENO-LABOUIsSE-O Wednesday. octotHr 49, ls.s p, "a, AZ
The rr.dence ~ The brides aunt, MIS- william fnoIs
Emo saugatuck Conn. by the Rev. Dr. Nbbert Ed'th
Marie Iabousse. daughter OF Peter laoousse esq o'
New orleans. 10 Henry Lane Emo
rt,VS SANDERS "Wednesday October ~. lsos. at
,,e Madison Baptist Church by the Rev Henry
sanders assisted by the Rev w. II T. Fahnce
sierv Noxon daughter of DR.. Charles Walton sanders
- Nr William Henry Hays. OF this city
LAKE -ZiEGIER-On october 10, at the church of the
or,foira Paris Henry Steers Lake % Marie Iesler
sruoNs -NEILSON-At Christ Church. New Brunswick
by tte Rev. T.. V Joyce. Wednesday October 49,
Helena Neilson Hartman y. smons
WAIKER-DODD-O THURSDAY. October ~. at the rest
lanre = the brides parents in East Orange, y J.. by
the Rev James +. Riggs. y. D.. Jennie Van Name
daughter u Mr and Nrs. Marvin Doii. ana 'harIes
Frederick Walker. OF New York
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
TELLER FEELS LOSS OF PARTY EMBLEM.
SILVER LEADER CONFIDENT IN THE SUCCESS OF
FUSION TICKET.

Denver oct. 2l.-Regardins the decision OF the
Supreme Court awarding the name and emblem OF
the Silver Republican party TO the Broad. anti
Teller faction Of that party. Senator Teller says:
Il am disappointed at the ruling of the Court
which ! consider ndefensible. 1t makes the emblem
an agency OF fraud on the voter instead OF pro-
lection as intended by the statute. The silver
Republicans will vote the fusion ticket. which will
be filed BY petition IT will take more than
decision OF a bare majority Of the Court to dis
courage the true friends Of silver. Our enemies
may have the emblem. but We viii have the votes
and tho fusion ,icket will be elected by great
ma jority." ~ ,
Republican ticket Will meet tonight, and II Is
understood that a fusion will be effected with the
Penublicans Henry X. WolcOtt. brother Of Sena-
Tor Wolcot; being made the candidate OF both
Darties for Governor.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-22
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO DAYS fp'h0A'i
WASHINGTON oct. 2l.--The storm which appeared over
-.xos War-csiev has moved n0r'heastward over "e
-, ,,uo,s o,a this evening extends in trough from
-, l,ka regions q, the South Atlantic Coast puFins 'he
las, twenty four hours rain has fallen IN all states cas-.
n, the Mississippi and fair nrd cool weather has pre'a
e., = the Mississippi During Saturday the storm ara
will move eastward attended ny rain N Ne" F''@ ANU
az, tr rain followed by clearing and mucA c'"'eF
o.ho- f., the Middle and South Atlantic states Sou;h
cas,erly gales vii prevail from Hattcras northNara Dur
,,1 SATURDAY morning the winds will shit 20 n?rtn%
.i, "iorg tho coast between Hatteras ana Ne" o,k
CYt, storm signals displayed from Hatteras 70 East
nor