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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
aests ebren iiir stnsa einbredsssrE.

SeRte Vuren TUT etHeH StuuteWeEs
Wlit poIlsn gbren, tpis lie Der Ritus
Der Ssilsarmss pori9reibt, tuurbt bieter
Sage Der ginbre4er 9lrGie, Der in Ga4-
ir.ii.n cine sstpiIis 9srhbmtbeit ssuob.
In aOnbon bssrabsn. arate. unter Tel.
men sbemaIissn 8erufsgenOiIen unter
BEN Vamen Stats" bsidnnt. mar feiu
a.tp6bnlider ginbre@er. Or bra&te
ieinsm 8eruft minbefsHs cine unge-
ip6bnlt9e Sinesbuna sntgesen. Saftir
ipri1t Der umiano, bds er 40 Sabre
ieines 2ebens i'm @sfdngnib subra4te.
an ieinen alten Sasen jos CT it& ms
pripotlebsn suriid. sins Sur Seils.
armee unb tpuroe elmer ibrer eifrigfen
unb srfolsrsidfen WifIiondre. Ssine
Wifiionstbdtistsit betrisb sr nit bem.
ielben gifsr, ben sr friiber ieinsn Gin.
brlten augsiuanot bate. Sic Seils.
armee puBts tpobl, bab lie nit Oieiem
.betebrten @erbre1erA einen uni6db.
barren propasanOifeu ertuorbeu bate
uno briifie Elm auee su, uenn er In
ieinen 9eiehrungsreoen man6mal bic
perusrie 9teisun9 Seiete. ii6 ieiner
friiberen 9riumpbs nit si1sm qetuiiien
9ebagtn 3u riibmen. lebri9ens be.
bauptsn bic Sffisiere Der 9eiIsarmee.
oab er iein Seudler mar unb duf feline
frIberen Sreunos einen bsilfamen gin-
flub ausiibt.. Sas 2sidsnbeedngn$
fanb unter getbeilisuns aablreider bel
febrter ginbre6er unb fonfli9er Mit-
slieoer Der Seilsarmee iiatt. Dor
einisen @oden CAB bic Seilsarmee bic
9ilonifIe BON iieben ibrer WliiIiondre
beraus. Die juiummen 210 Sabre i'm
@efdn9nib 9eieIien batten. Sieie iieben
.6onpratioren" paren beim Srauer.
eottssoisnf antueieno; ardie in ieinem
Sarge, iein ebenfalls beriibmter 9Ollege
Sad Smith auf Der Reonerbiibne uno
Die iibrieen in ben pOrberlisn 8dnten
Der sroBen 9onsrsBbaIle Der SeiIs-
armee, in Der Der 8ottesoierit pers
aniialtst nuroe. Sad Smith belt iei=
mem tobten 6rsunoe ben Nahruf unb
lisB in feline ReOe aud Elm paar biO9ras
ptiide Satsn einflieBen, bic BON ben
antueienoen Setettips, oeren in Der
Rebe NIT einem tleinsn Seitenbieb 9e=
badt murbe, anbGdti9 angebOrt nurs
ben. 2ommiTIdr Gaoman ipra9 bon
ben .8erbienfen oss SOOten fir bic
Sa& uno Gapitdn Robinion snttuarf
elm riibrenoes Bib bon Nrhies lebten
Ctunben. Die Seilstapelle Iiimmte elm
Srauerlieo an unb Gr4ie trut feline
lsbts Sabrt an. Der Sarg ruuroe in
,insn Offeusn, nit ben Sarben Der
6eilsarmse 9sidmhdtsn Waaen es-
trassn, benz bier weibe Roiie porse-
ipannt iparen. Gin LANCER 3u9 BON
Seilsiabetten idritt binter benz Wa9en
climber. SIM abbep Part Durbe ar9ies
herblide Sille Sur emi9en &ube be-
ftattet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
mpbouie Cr6efter CONCERT.

Denn man ben ftarien 8siu@ unb ben
berridenbsn gntbuiiasmuS in 8etradt
nimmt. tpeI@sr lid am Wioutae abenb
i'm 2peeum tunb CAB. 70 sribeint es un.
suelfelbaft, oab bic 8emdbuneen bon
Prof. 2beo. Ssmberser unb ieines ti6'
tisen Symphonic OrdeferS NIT @rfols
eefr6nt tperben unb bab bas 8eritdnb'
nib fir bic bette Snitrumsnial. uno 8o'
talmuiif INNER perbreiteter tpir6. @s
tpdre au4 ipabrbaft su uertpunbern, baB
iOldes ni&t Der Sal 1T. bsnn bic itinit.
lerifden @onserte bes Ordeiters, unter
Der 2eitune BON Brof. Semberser. ION.
men nibt perfsblen. bel isbem Wuiiflieb.
baber Anertennune su finoen unb bnS
idlummernbe Sntereiie an berurtiesn 8es
ftrebunsen aufSutpaben. DaS am WOn'
tas absuo 8esebene @onSsrt ssi6neie ii6
Our6 OOriasliGs 2eiitunssn aus uno es
pGrbs iebr f&pieris iein. au6 ben ss.
rin8hsn InlaB Sum Tobel su finben. See
Der 8Ortrus bes OrdeferS lisB sriennsn.
Oub bic ein3sInen Wiitslisber ben Self
bsRelben erfaBt batten uno untsr ber
SirettIon bes Serrn Semberser Sur boIlsn
@sItune Su brinsen tpublen; bic peridie'
Oenen IOni&uttirunssu, in beitem Taii
uno Der i6Dnitsn Sarmonie eeseben, lie'
Ben nltiS bu pdni6en iibrie uno errans
aen anbaltenoen uno beroienien 9eifaq
IS mar nur i&abe, baB Ssrr Ssmbsrssr
li6 nlht Su einem ooer mebteren Da
Gapos betpe9en lieb.
Or. @arl Duff. Der beriibmte SaFih,
Der OILS 8ofals SoIift bes Nbenbs eridlen,
madte NIT feiner prabtpoqen Stimme
sinen dubert sinitissn glnOrud uno
muBte mebrere Dtale binterelnanoer ers
fdeinen, ebe iib bas publitum sufrieoen
sub. Seine 8Ortrdss, bic idmmlli6
in en8liiher Spra6e ssSsben tpurben,
tparen 10 peri6ieoenartIe BON einanoer.
oaB ieoer 3ubbrer aufrleoen sefeai
purbe uno bate er babel audb bic 8ele'
senbeIi, ben poqen umfane isiner
Stimme sur beiten 9eItuus su brinssn.
Serr Supoe gpans, Bianlit. trus oaa
'WenbelsiObn @onssrto fur plano in 9
Wloa nit boiler Or6eferbesleitune boz
uno ssiste iib als Elm polenbetsr 8iint.
Ier auf neutrality-suspicious. 8sint
Drummer bes BrOsrams ssfel befsr aIi
tple bieie uno Der anbaltenbe Npplaua
bsseupte oies poaauf. 9uS @onssrt mai
in uuem eenommen pieLelbt oas bette
weI6sS bas Ordsitsr bls isst obsebuIter
bat
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
S6uls Seb6ree.

Nabbem @eiunbbsitsbsamtsr Gqer
am Wontas Abenb Dor Oisier 8Orper'
i6aft srfldrt bate, bob nab ieinsr Nn'
Ii6t nidt sinbalb Der S6uItinbsr be,
Stabt eeimpft feien uno barauf binipiss
lpis tpitiis bies bel elmer 9odsnspiosmi'
iei, purbs Elm SPECIAL @omite ernannt.
um nit Der @eiunebeiis Seb6roe uni
benz 8eb0roeanpalt su eonferlrsn, nit
am beften bOS biesbeSaeli6e @eisB boil.
fdbrt tpetben tonne oas @omite erbiell
8srehtisuhs, bic notbisen Stritts su
nebmen.
70 purbs bsi6IOhsn. bem 9Dm. See.
lsp, Der bintsr Der go. l6. SruIe eins
2ot beiist, fpessn Der er ber .p6roe nit
IrubsI orobts, $4,000 fur ons @rune.
itdd su eebsn. 3pei RsiOIutionsn. cine
in 8etrsff zines a6titdbi8en 8sbdubes
in Der |. @arb, bic anbere in Ssireff Der
Anfsrtieune bon pIdnsn fur elm stpei.
itbdiges 8ebduoe in Der 6. Waro, tpur.
ben rsfsrirt. Die AnsebOte fGr ben an'
bau sum Ro. 35 9ebdube tpurben Der.
morfen uno iOa su neuen aufssforbert
psrben. Den fdnf @issnibdmsrn bon
bic ais AnneGss esmietbst
purben, ndbrsnb man bic Ro. 2 S1uIe
srritbists. ioqsn ie $50 erbaltsn, um bic
@sbdube pieosr IN ben fribsren 3uitanb
isbsn su IaTsn. Die Sdulen iolen am
Sreitae, ben 81. Dsembsr esiHlpftn
uno ON WititpOd, ben 2. Sunuar pisOer
srSTnst psrosn. Ser Ssireidr bsri6tss
ts, oab iOpsit fur Oisiss Sabr 5sbIbs'
trdss bon ca. s6. 900 sTsirt tpOrbsn fnb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
GnaIauo6 Raubfriea.

@ans 8robbriiannien ftsbt bsuts Itlu.
neno unb tarrsno Dor ben lmmenien SO,
fen beS 8urenirleses, lple oleislben aus
Der 8sr6ffentIidune bes Irmes. Budgets
fur pes am 81. DiarS uuSluufenbe Sabr
erbeuten, oils BEN Parlamsnt Der speite
Radtraes @reOit unisrbretst purbe.
9aut amiliden 3tffsrn tohst Der aries
iopslt ibon iibsr $4,000, 900 Bfb. 81.
(s400. .0000,00 mitber l8abritelnlldteii,
Oab er Dor ielner 8eenoIeune 100 lRil.
IiOnen Yfo. ueriblun8sn baben tpiro.
fur cieisn uno ben dmsiii1en SelOSus
fOtbert bic 8eslerun8 bis sum 81. Diars
n. j. einen Rndtrass'@rsolt pon 49,
900, 900 Pfo. BIS Oortbln perosn eann
ole @eiammttrieestOiteu 81, 800, 1853 Pfb.
st. ober S46l. 545. .765 errel6sn. (Der
ipanIi9e &rles tGitste ben Der. Siaa.
ten, bic &dmpfe auf ben BblIippinen
nltt mitesrebnet, $3.50, 900, 600. I'm. b.
" }. SOplel peri9ludte aiiO iener unse'
re1te. batbauibe Raubtries, Der I'M Ot.
iober 1899 be8ann unD ben man iib ole
cine Irt mllriaIIiben SpaNereans mad
pretorla ausmalte, mo Sen. Butler fem
Bebnatismabl elnnebmsn poIlts. Ser
milildrlibe Spasler8an8 1T nod INNER
ni6t porilber, unb tdeIlhe 8efebiSbe.
rlbte meloen neue 8erlulte Der @ngIdn'
Der. SIN Sabre Dor bem 2rlese toItste
8robbtltannIen feline Ntmee etipas iiber
20. 900. 900 Yfo. uno mabte bamuls
fiinf Ststenunosnanii8tel bes eansen
Reths' Suoeets aus, bel elner Steuerlait
uOn 10 Sbllnssn per aOpf; beute bobsn
it6 bteie 10 S1laln8e psrfGnffadt
tpabrsno bic arieBstOten eerabe 10 bod
tOmmen, oils Der seiummte rationale
9ausbaIt fur 1898 80, Su pelaer 3eii
lsBterer runo 95, ,000. 900 Bfo. stforberts.
Ausnabmslos bei6dftiet lib bic Brsfs
ndber NIT oleieu ipre1enoen 3ablen
Sammtll&e 8ldtter fraeen, pUbsr man
el8entli4 oaS @elo nebmen uno tpis Der
brltli6e SteueraabIsr cine Wsbrbslahuns
usrtrasen ioae. .,8ann tpirO Der &riee
enblid einmal enben9 Wann tpsroen
Die Stsuern aufb6rsn?" 10 lautsn al.
semein Die Glassn. Wlan perelsihe nur
pte beiben BOitsn: 9lationaIausgaben
fdr 1898 SO. 95. .953. 235 Bib !; 8rless.
tUttn nur fur 1900 1901, 80. 800, l53
Bio. 9tattrl6 ,it pOrhsbenbss Rs6en'
trsmpel Bafsr auf bic UiIble Der Op'
pOfinon unb sibt ibr eendseno 4nbaltS.
puntte, um >. .@bamberluin's 8ries" purb
ole Sedel su sisben. Benn BEN Bolt
Die Rotten oss 8ueses in BIutfdrift nibi
einIsubten, oann miro sS bieieben pisI'
Iel8t osfo bsiisr aus lunssn 9ublsnrsi.
ben bssreifen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
Die Mufif ais @emerbe.

Wie bic .9erliner S6rienseitun9"
mittbsilt. brinst cine auffelluns Der
@enoiienidait oeutider aOmponiten
iiber oas anwa6ien oes Wuiiteeuerbes
in Esuti9lanO intereiiunte 3ablen.
Sisrnu9 pirten in 9eutidlano als
9irtuOien $50 Sdn9sr, 240 piuniiien,
130 9ioliniIien unb 10 9irtuoien
iOnfiser Sniirumsnte. Seruer sibt es
$50 Cr9aniiien, 10000 Srdeiiers
muiiier, oapon 5000 on Stoots uno
8beat.rtapsnen; 1900 &apsllmsiiier (;
5000 Wilitdrmuiiter nit 4l0 Wtilitdr-
muIitoirigenten, 1850 @eIan9pereinss
birissntsn, $500 SnfrumsntueWuiit-
lsbrer, 1856 @eianelsbrer unb 495
QonferpatOrisn. Inter ben Wuiit9eiell=
idaften betinbsn iib 420 9irdendore,
$40 Silettantsn-Cr4eFsr, $3.50 9e-
Ianepereins, 2700 8ereine, bic Elm be'
irnbtres Wuiitaebist pflesen; 200
9iebbabersS benteroereine. Ser Wluiit
oieneu als pfleseiidtis 270 Sbeater,
$50 0arietebibnen, 1880 6onaertbal-
len, 1900 Gaies concerts, $500 Gar
acknowledgements. Sm Sabre 1898 fans
ben 277, 100 Wuiiiauffiibrun9en fiatt,
In peI9en 2,70l, 300 Werie aufgsfiibrt
puroen. auberosm iinb nod 294 9On.
3ertaeenien, 273 9erlsesr, 1900 Wuii-
talienbdnOlsr, 33 ROtsnisdereien, 5000
Wuiitinfrumsntenfabriten uno $500
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gu sdblen.
Die @uiit bsiddftist in 9eutidlano
unaefGhr $50, 900 Weni1sn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13

Gore 8obets in Durban, Natal. cine
Reoe. in Der er feline 3ub6rsr aufforbsrts.
tbren ebsmalissn SsInDsn isst bic Sanb
IN Freunoi6aft au rsi6sn. ..g8snn Der
5rlsbe tpisosr smesfsbrt it," iaste ber
(Seneral, ,,oann iaetu Sic ben 2sutsn,
oaB mir ale elm Bolt in einem 2anbs
lino; baB mir aae eln esmsini1aftllhes
Sntersiie babsn uno mir iis sbren. Sic
paben fdr Elm fuli&es Priucip sstdmpfl.
lie itnb uber pon ibren ibleht bsratbsnsn
5dbrern oasu perleust Woroen. 1roSs
Dem abten mir iis, neil iie fur bic 5rels
belt fampften, on ber mir islbit 10 ldb
ittbalien. nnb iett," 10 ftloB sr ieins
Rsbe. lin Settle per 5relbsit. Dabr.
belt uno 8ere6listeit. iinp mir bsrsit,
oIe'e Brlullssien, Die gasIanosr tbsusr
Itnb. Oenienl8en ansuUlstsn, bic esssn
unS eeldmpft babsn."
Dle 8uren bdben 1900 S&afs bon
einem tIeinen Dsiatsment britii6sr
Gtuppsn in Der Ndbe BON Rrlssrsborp
tIbeutet.
Btertauieno 8uten aus bem Ranbs
OIitrlit peroen bortbIn ssitidt. um bic
ea8sr amber 8snnbubn su bss,sben. Dies
It baS srhe Rupiisl Der britutsn Rseon,
csntrnpo' Bolttii.
Soto HObsrtS tpirb, wis mon elaubi.
am 3 Sanudr in 2Onoon aus Sloafrlia
elntreffen. 9Im 8abnbofs nsrosn ibn
auBer onoeren Notabilltdttu aut bsr
Brlna unO ole punssfn BON Balss sm.
pfansen unO ibn uuf ieInsm 3rlumpbiuss:
ourb 2OnronS Strubsn bas @slsits se"
ben bis aur st. Baulstirts, mo banm
Elm DanfBottssoienit ftatifinoei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13

Sas pluitlidfs WitgIieb
bes Senatss oes Staates 9teu Yort
III Q. Wariin bon Rsn Oorf. bas un-
ptnitli6{ie Simptbp .. Sulliuan; ben
mOOernfen Gplinoer trdst Senator
Mun3i9st, Der aud bic feinhen Cigar.
rem raudt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
@auue @ouutp.

SunssbaIs. .-Dis StdspfsiIsr fdr bic
neue elierne Bride iibsr ben 2adaporsn
5lub an @nOe ber 3tpsiten St,abs iine
fsrne uno ss plrb ertpartet, bis gum 10.
Sanuor bic Bride felbit fettis su fsasn.
-uniere Stuot ioa in 3iirss tpieber stpsi
neue Snbuitrisen srbaltsn uno bic gissn'
tbdmsr cerielbsn bsfinOsn ii& esssnwdr'
tig in Der Staot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
Giue fuuftIerifAe ansftslune
in ben
Sfanirnitern bon @ebr. RrBnulos.

@ine bdbide Nusfeauns bon Ssisr
tags. glOpitdten uno Shrelbmatsrialen
pirb ssssiat in ben Sbuufsnhsrn bon
@sbrilOsr 8spnoIOs on 0pOmlns ape =,
SoteI Sermpn 9sbdube. Sdbids aas
lenber, 5intenfdiisr, ShrslbutsniiIisn,
soI6pIuttrte 8iIOerrubmen. @OIbfsbern,
etc. iinb baieltit in grocer 8eridisosn.
belt. Sine babitsre Auspabl berariieer
g3aarsn 1T ME suUOr in bieisr SiuOt &c.
Ssist porben. autbOIii6e 9ebsiba6er,
soIosne 8IeIItifibuItsr. asbsttui6sn. Der.
sisrte abrb6sn, Sibsln uno bunoert ans
oers AItifeI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13

- Dan Song. Elm iunssr Surbiser.
Der am DOnneritus 6ruu Robert Slide,
IN ibrsm Seim in Der gtdbs bon SpunbOe,
8ptbe 9ountp, 3D., peIeepaltisle.
tpurbe am Sumitue bon Oreibunbert ent'
rliteteu 9Irsern psrmittelft oes ibliten
apn6perfubrsns in bic @uiefsit before
bert, inOsm mon ibm on slnsm bcbsn
8aume auftuipfte. einem 8enonsn
Songs eeIuns es su sntlOmmsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-13
Soulpt 3u Uerfaufen,

sslsstu nabt btr Ssiutnfabrif tn bI 10. @art.
esinte AulabIuue, psHu 9fmaup bautH nia I;
bn Rti fam asptn bttbm. Ra&lufrassH IN
pisftr Sfist. ba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05
DISAGREE IN ACKRON CASE.
JURYMEN STAND TEN TO TWO IN FAVOR
OF CONNECTING FORMER TIVOLI
PROPRIETOR

| The Jury disagreed yesterday in the case Of
Charles E. Ackron, former proprietor Of TivoH
a resort in West Thirty-ffth-st. Ackron was on
trial before Judge Cowing in Part Ill General Ses-
slons. charged with the larceny of fifteen dozen
chairs from the Brooklyn Chair Company. The
prisoner in his testimony Tuesday said that
on September Is. 1895, he convicted of grand
larceny in the second degree before Recorder Con
and sentenced to three years, but pardoned
by the Governor after serving sixteen months In
view of Ackron's testimony that Recorder GoH
recommended his discharge from State Prison, the
following extract from a letter written by the AS
sstant Prosecuting Attorney Vernon NJ. Davis to
Governor Morton December I, 1896, is of inter
report to this case Recorder Com before
sentenced has stated that he did not think would
meet the ends of justice to grant pardon; but
family. which have been brought to the Recorders
r be pT da6 Tech INN to
should feel SO disposed Communication of his n
eoinctse win this eonclqsstGn reached By he
proper.
When the case was called yesterday morning
Juror O'Brien was absent. He lives IN the Borough
Of The Bronx, and his house burned on Wednes-
the tardv juror hurried into the court
fixtures to somers for the Tvoli before the resort
o'Hare attorney for the defence. in summing up
the case described Ackron's connection with the
TivoH. and declared it had been both before and
after Somerss departure that of employee. In
concluding his address Mr.. O'Hare made an appeal
to the jury not to be guided by public camor, but
by the dictates Of justice and humanity. While the
lawyer was speaking Ackron bit his thumbs con-
vQlsively and his eyes were filled with tears
In summing up for the prosecution Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Walsh denounced Ackron and said
that his crying the witness stand and acting in
that manner sham.
Judge Cowing began his charge TO the jury at
l245 o'clock speaking for half hour. The jury
men returned to court at o'clock, the foreman
porting a disagreement. They stood from the out
set ten two for conviction. The jury dis
missed, and Ackrons bond of $1,000
tinued
The case of James Brown against Ackron. whom
he charges with assault, was adjourned yesterday
in Jefferson Market court until October IL because
the defendant trial in General Sessions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05
MKINLEY WINS on STRAW VOTE.
OF A D MATTHEWS & SONS EMPLOYEES
IS VOTE FOR PRESIDENT AND
A. FOR BRYAN

straw vote for Presidential candidates has
recently been taken at the store Of A D Matthews
& Sons. drygoods merchants, No 3sS Fulton
St, Brooklyn Only those persons who will vote
IN the coming election allowed to use the
ballots. As this store has taken a poll OF this
kind just before the close Of every campaign for
several years. and the result OF its vote has
always been the same the outcome at the polls
the result is looked upon a good indication OF
What is likely to happen Election Day
There were 15s votes cast Mckinley received
ninety-hve, Bryan forty-seven and the Prohibition
candidate six. There were ten votes for personal
friends
G. D. Matthews OF the firm. said that the voters
represented about all parts Of the Nation and
many Municipalities. Among them were Southern
ers. Westerners New-Englanders, Germans. Ital-
ians Englishmen and members of many denomi-
nations.
He feels sure that the straw vote indicates Re-
publican victory. Mckinley gains ten votes and
Bryan nineteen the straw election OF four
years ago. This means slight gain for Bryan.
but Mr.. Matthews says that three Republicans
were away when the vote taken, and since
then two or three men who had been in doubt
have decided that Mckinley is their candidate
Four years ago the was: Mckinley 81
Bryan, IS; Prohibition candidate l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05
mcARREN TALKS CORRUPTION AGAIN.
INQUIRE WILL PREACH ABOUT ROOSEVELT
AND VICTOR IN SYRACUSE

Richard Croker, Mayor MCGUIRE. State Chairman
Frank Campbell and Senator MCarren had a long
powwow at State headquarters in the St James
Building yesterday. After the conference Senator
McCarren the only one that would talk It
was learned that Mr. MCGUIRE spent the day yes
terday sending letters and kilograms to county
chairmen over the State urging that they send in
at once estimate of the vote in their respective
counties Mr.. Campbell also seemed to be busy
with some mysterious undertaking, but he would
the Victor riot the brain. and he was busy yes
terday preparing a speech which he will deliver
IN Syracuse Saturday night attacking the Gov
ernor. He had lot of letters and kilograms from
Colorado in front OF him. and he will ex-
tracts from these letters and kilograms in making
his speech. When Mr.. Mcclure was asked IL he
had made poll Of the State he said that he had
not.
Il never give out figures" he added Il may
make poll, but make public announcement
Let others do that" Mr.. Croker and Senator Nc
Carren nodded wisely when this said. They
would not comment upon the estimate given out
by the National Committee in Chicago. 1t was
evident that they quite bewildered by the
glitter of this glorious rainbow painted by Mr..
Johnston. calculator of the Democratic National
Committee Senator McCarren spoke of conditions
in Kings County and the State. saying:
am not good at figures but you can put it down
sure that BROOKLYN will go Democratic by from
10000 to 10000. The Republicans admit this on the
working people, who have determined to rebuke
the Republican party for its attempt to buy the
realize it. They know. that all over, the State a
huge corruption fund is being distributed to buy
votes on Election Day The people realize that if
this plan is successful there will soon be no use
for elections but simply when election time comes
around an enormous fund will be raised to fix
The Democrats. on the other hand. have little or
money. All they want is enough to keep head
quarters open. send out literature and speakers.
fail us.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05
GUM SHOE" COMMITTEE TO MEET.
STONE. GoRMAN, RICHARDSON AND GUFFEY
TRYING TO STIR THINGS UP.

There will be meeting of the Executive Com
mittee in charge of the Eastern headquarters OF
the Democratic National Committee to-day. Elk
Governor Stone of Missouri chairman, will be in
the city Congressman Richardson, Colonel
Guffey and ex-senator German will also be on
hand The progress made far in the campaign
will be reviewed and plans will be laid for con-
tnuing the work. Gum Shoe Bill Stone is up the
State a sleuthing expedition after Bryan votes,
but is expected back to-day.
Colonel Guffey and ex-senator German, both of
whom were in the city yesterday. did take
rooms at the Hoffman House. They left the six
sumptuous with three fine bathtubs to Mr.
Richardson. They went to the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
In the of the day they dropped in at head
quarters and had talk with Mr. Richardson Mr.
German declared that Maryland would give Bryan
10000 majority but made prediction as to New
York or other States.
Mr.. German will remain here until Saturday
when he will return to Baltimore. He will make
speech there on Monday night, will Ex-Governor
Stone. From until the end of the campaign
ex-senator German will be in the city about two
days week in consultation with the other
bers of the committee
Despite this spasmodic effort at stirring things
up, the campaign drags at Stones headquarters.
So far be seen there is organization and no
systematic effort is being made Mr.. Stone and Mr.
Richardson, the two faithful members. spend their
time in the city slowing away expensive meals and
enjoying the soft cushions and sofas IN the silk
German and Colonel Guffey apparently take only
langud interest in what is going on. They say
little and appear seldom, making their visits as
brief as possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05
BAR ASSOCIATION AND wHALEx.

Albert Stickney a member OF the Executive Com
mittee Of the Bar Association. when asked yester-
day about the possibility of the association taking
action the proposed retirement Of Justice Pat
terson by Richard Croker and Tammany Hall saidI
The Bar Association will avoid mosquito tactics.
The most pestiferous thing with wings Is the mos
quito. and il is largely because OF his nerve dis
turbng buzzing that his life is sought by even the
positive stand; and made its weight felt in the
Cardoza and Maynard cases think there Il a
disposition on the part Of the association to 20
very slow in any matter attacking the reputation
of a responsible lawyer.
George L Rives. member OF the Rapid transit
Commission with reference TO the proposed dis
placement Of Justice Patterson by Corporation
Counsel whalen. quoted last night as sayings
Mr. Whalen has had judicial experiences what
ever. and far as know. never appeared IN court
TO plead a case. Before he was elected 70 the
place Of Corporation Counsel cannot ind that. al
a lawyer he ever had case IN any court
SENATOR J. L. RAVENS RENOMINATED
Senator John L. Havens OF suffolk County. was
renominated at the Democratic Convention IN the
Ist Senate District composed OF Suffolk and
Richmond counties. yesterday afternoon The con-
vention held at New-Brighton' staten Isiano-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-05
MIR. ODELL's PREDICTION.

No official forecast of the Republican vote IN this
State is likely to be made until after the last day
Of registration but the Republican leaders already
have fairly accurate line on the way things ara
likely to go. Chairman Oden of the State Com
mittee yesterday, in answer to request for pre-
dicton as to what the vote would be said:
Il have received about fifteen hundred reports
on the political condition in the State and say
that will be elected"
This is as far as Mr.. Odell will go at this time.
He laughed at the estimate OF the electoral vote
given out in Chicago by the Democratic Executive
Committee.
It's very kind of them TO give Mckinley eighty
eight votes. said he DO they cOncede Pennsyt-
vania and Maine 70 u.s.