The sun., 1900-10-02
HEAR THEBRYAN PROPHETS
CHORUS or VICTORY WITH NILS
VOICE INAUDIBLE.
nGuire wants Only 10000 Plurality From
Greater New York-'Take It," Says Croker
He's Carried California, Too-yoice OF
Cheer From schoharie-S stone Oyerworks.

GUS bed IN the Holman House yesteTuay InOTn-
ing. he felt rather feyerish. Late on Sunday
evening he had got hungry again. He went
into the cafe and partook sparinRly OF lobster
h la NewburR. While he was eating this, Gum
Shoe remarked TO some friends that there was
no doubt that his capacity to represent the
state Of Missouri in the United States Senate
was greater than that Of the Hon. George Graham
Vest, who ia a very aged gentleman, While
Mr.. Stone was explaining this a panied look
overspread his face He disagreed with tho
lobster He had not recovered entirely from
this unpleasant experience when he arose.
Therefore he was not anxious for heavy break
fast. and. after induleing in n moderate re-
viver Of Wynand Fockinks Schiedam, which
comes in stone jugs and costs only n quarter
a sip, he called the Hon. Phil Thompson of
Kentucky and the Hon Joe Hickey Of St Louis
20 him and the three went TO breakfast. Their
modest fare was
Frdfses 0 Ia creme
Hominy vita cream.
FIetdH grNiS MdiRt1oh
OSurs TurbI0n
GOES de rrOWOn, BJuehera
Pommss grIifn.
COnc0pl6rs Slidfs.
Cd'e Tu-qus
Between bites the three plutocrat hunters
aSsuaged their thirst with Schloss Johannis-
berger. which Is only a little bit more expensive
than the better brands of champagne. This
repast made MIR. Stone feel considerably better
and he asked particularly after the health OF
the Hon. George Graham Vest on being in
formed that no news in regard to Mr.. Vests
health had been received Mr., Stone remarked.
wiping his eyeglasses:
-Ah, tLsy used to say that no news was good
news"
Then he went 20 the luxurious apartments on
the first floor Of the Hoffman House which he
occupied a. a headquarters from which to pur-
sue the plutocrat-. Here the Hon. Joseph Is
Handy of SChOharle, the Democratic candidate
for Congress In the lwenty-hrst district, gave
Gov Stone his word of honor that II the EepUb-
hCans were defeated IL ms State Bryan would
wood of Buffalo and eX-C CuugTe~>uen Dunn and
Goldman of New Jersey all cOncurr"d on this
sentiment. Congressman Henry Francis MAJ
han II Massachusetts remark ed that the pros
peCts were bright IN the old Bay state EX-
Congressman Perry Belmont lad "A little talk
with the plutocrat hunters lie has been sus-
sself. but ii was said that he assured Mr.. Stone
that he had reformed. Ia tue meantime Mr.
stone was preparing Tor hi, stamping trip with
the Hon. John b Ntdu'hicl and last night he
went over to bro"kiyh 20 pracuse
The Hon. Frank Campbell. chairman of the
Democratic State Committee aud one of David
b Hnls right-hand mon, held forth in the 81.
James headquarters Yesterday. Hitherto Mr..
ldlnIpNll uilS lAttu ht~h lN'4Al ~ I-AffullNt
chairman McGuire,s Office. but Yesterday
he moved across the hall into III t large apart
meHt. Mr., Campbell was not In taIkatve
mood but he SAID that he understood some OF
the friends OF Mr.. Croker had accused him Of
being n Hill man.
Il do not deny the charge. said Mr. Campbell.
"and when | want political inspiration | look
10 Mr., Hin for it, The outlook up the state
is very encouraging. | have heard Of Demo
cratic gains Of % per cent; love over iNo9 ne
upon this city. If Rrvan gets plurality Of
So GOOO In Greater New lork he will have ~ GOOD
a chance Of CARRYING this state as Mcklulcy,
Then Mr. CAM boil Wont ONT into the other
room and ordered that ever, bod''s nav be nut
NJ ~ per cent, and that the order should take
awav. leaving ali the c'orks and attendants
Srniiing broadly soon after no went avaF Mr.
Croker entered headluar,er- with the del, of
looking round to -cc what was doing. Mr..
Croker kenrs a very close eve on tho state
headquarters those da's. When what Mr.
Camrbell had, said was repeated 70 him, Mr.
The cty viii do its rart, he said. let the
folks M the State do, thc'rS, Why zMr
fornia. Delaware and New York. Ile's going
10 carry California. by 2ooro vote man from
California ig.t tod TO 20, n I-a! IT, going TO be
Mr. Croker said that hehadn't read the speech
NJ Comptroller Coler delivered at Buffalo on
In which Mr.. Colcr attacked "boSssm" and
"commercalism in politics were read to him.
!" That's all right. There is nothing wrong
Tile Then Nr. Crokcr went away. and Mr. Camp
bell came back in fey f,T, minutes Along in
vav 10 Brooklyn.
"Evcryhody neHpcCts a., man to make
was asked NJ to tho Democratic prospects in
this State $50 what Is tho use Of mv saying
anythinC, I haycp't got anyythi,nGG ,IG, 70 say
To take dinner with ex-Gov. Stone. the Hon
Joe Hickey and the Hon. Phil Thompson. ES-
Coy Stoge Gin9a S6Trnndsd oT stn6S the or
10 bear on this meal tho knowledge derived in
years Of plutocrat hunting, Here IS his order:
Gor1bo de ralIHs -das
Astrakan Caviar
Anchors sur to!R
QutnsileS Dc ofbfsy. Perigourdine.
Crdbss d'hUHrsa
Boss RGpss b)uHL saucr Aoussene
Trdnehs d'd0usuU de ldH pure fe r7drrona
Gol5g.9' 6 aigdc dgi ,is ,rure'
Tomatoes fdreis'. Pomme' Sarah Auberginr. trf.
grille
Plum poufing 'iucs du COgnGe
Plniers cur fr1Ets rdna'sS
B.rIs- Dgc Oro''ale tTdi,es
oranS, %'HFi' a X zahn.
The Hon. Joo Hickey, whose name il known
waters are found, took uyon himself the ORDER
ing Of the wines. Mr. Rickcy caught inspIra-
tion in a York cocktail, and thop there was 4
Is regarded by Mr.. Stonc as as good hook as
he has become familiarwith This was followed
by a mouthul Of Noutrachct MARQUIS de Ia
Guiche, iss6, and this in turn hy some of tho
famous Chateau Latte Grand Yin 1877, which
+ pretty EXPENSIVE, but very nouriehinR and
sustaining For champagne Mr.. Rickey Sc
lected GicSler 4 Co. e Brt. 1850 and this lasted
for tho rest Of the dinner For cordial no
selected Eau de Vie dc Dant2iCk, and SO tho
meal was pleasantly completed Mr Stone
remarked while II was IN progress that he feared
that Tho health Of the Hon George Graham
Vest Of Missouri might give way under the strain
Of his llhOrs in the senate