New-York tribune., 1900-07-03

and that Mr. BRYAN will be asked TO stay n hs
Of having RIm '' running about over the coaHtr1
speaking from me rear platform 3I q special train
declare n will be a hard matter 70 hardle him n
chssrj1s ilis po4Iace gathsrins about hs charot
waving their hats and sholtns for silver and
paign because he was not so wei known that Re9-
PIE w2gld fl 1s9a ars nS s nat almost ver 6. 1 as
heard him. and that he should oe content % stay
on him IL Is said that an agreement 70 this 81
feet will be made before the campaign s. formally
jaw which may be said to be fatal
REFORM IN ATTIRE.-The Chief OF Police os
Kansas City has issued order directing the
members OF the force to wear clean shirts during
the Convention. As a result these duty
appeared this morning "spIck and span" They a.
most took the breath away from the oldest inha6i-
were probably not half as much surprised as were
the policemen themselyes upon seeing ,Lnernseyes
In some quarters looked upon With suspicion as
being eliminate.
A KANSAS DEMOCRAT-Anoug the Western
Democrats attracted to Kansas City this week bY
the Convention IS George " CLICK, Of Kansas Al
though now seveuty-three years old. Dir. Click l.
a leader q his party and this year Is leading
forlorn hope for Congress IN the LIST District %
his State the only district OF the State that
has broken it's Republican line OF succession. Mr.
Click is the only Democrat who has been Governor
Of Kansas In 1852 he defeated John p g. John
for the Office. and today the TWO are together
in the support OF William J. Bryan for President.
Mr Ghck Tas the DeIegcral4f I.ll-i-s 80 50f e'2,-
ernor OF Kansas In 1ooa, ana mas served IN ~
Legislature many times. although MS constituency
man Of the judiciary COMMITTEES of a REPUBLICAN
House and once was Speaker pro TEN lF. Glcka
birthday viii occur on July l. tne cav me ConFsn-
tion assenbles-
PERRY BELMONT or HAND.-Perry BeImoa,
arrived this morning ard IS registered az The Md
land. He was accompanIed by many cur!ous7
shaped boxes o. sore,s9 19 maEs gToq9 o; ay &
statesman from Ne7y-York and after LOOKING IN.
over mournfuly turned away
A HANDLER" OF DELEGATE you ors
Of the delegates?'' was asked this morning q an
important but not too clean looking individual
NO. sir" ne replied. contemptuously. no, sir;
I am a handler-a handler. sir Well what 90
sTS1ai9red tbA g-ss, man handle? V-av dee
gates OF course" The word was new one 90
most OF those present
COLUMBUs-s APPEAL TO DEMOCRATs.-Tas
people OF Columbus. Ohio. have sent delegation
Of thirty people 70 Kansas City 70 ask the Demo
Gratis to make their city the headquarters for the
campaign this fall The delegation is head4d By
Samuel c. Mcclure. manager OF The Ohio state
Journal; George ". Dunn. manager OF The Co
Iurnbus Citizen, L H Gibson, the Washington
correspondent OF The Columbus Pos" and Harry
Blair, Editor OF The Columbus Dispatch T-s
delegation has badge showlng that The battle
ground this fall must be in Indiana kelcUcl-y,
West Virginia and Maryland, and that Se7v-Yo-E,
though less likely 70 be Democratic. Is more in
portant 10 the Democratic party than -he West
The four States hrst named have generally g315
Democratic, though Mckinley carried them in 1ssi
The tement is made that Columbus is the Lnos-
central point for reaching these four States and
much more convenient to New-TOrk cha- Chicago
has been. They also urge that IL is not impossible
for Bryan 70 carry Ohio. These indIceuears and
the free use Of commodious headquarters cOnscJuJs
their offers
POSSIBLE CHANCE FOR HILL--''If Hiu VIII
address the Convention said one OF the unterriSed
at the Coates this morning to a group OF interest
ed New-Y Workers, and simply declare. 7
Democrat he viii sweep II as Roosevelt sVeDE
the Republican Convention Ten days ago
VAIL FROM "GUs'-s'.Brother Gus" had Just
arrived, travel-stained and tired out, at the Md
land. YEARLY he pressed the electric button IN
his room, ignoring the sign: