New-York tribune., 1900-07-05

something over twenty years may be depended
Sation WRen hs rsp6rt that seaa5or caTk had
gwen SVEN oTy $1,000 ;,g 70 ne canPaign fund was
than that from his salary as Senator CiaTks as
SehaIf Sd5ah and Is "i"s TO Spe" 1t all IN Ai' 'hiers
MUST SPEAK OR DIE-An old man with long
beard stood front Of the Savoy Hotel this after
noon. making a speech II was "A general denun-
ciation OF all towards and kEayes who would think
Of om!ttiHg 10 20 / from The Democrat tc platform;
fashioned minister's TRADE aEains- sinners \
V-irb tbe bI,J lse -
strangers alike by walking up and saying politely.
My { brother this 5 Sunday, ana you mustn't make
piteously but 7 am so fuIl OF Democrats blood
Ihat Il will bubble out in spite Of me" But he
THE HAWAIIAN PRINCE.-One Of the delegates
10 the Convention is Prince Da via PawananakOa.
of Hawaii Prince David is one OF the six Ha-
waiian delegates. and he and John Wise, the Ha-
waian crater, are the only natives in the delega-
ton Prince David travels in state, and IS
garied with great Difference by his associates OF
the Hawaiian delegation. He has separate room
for himself and valet at the Washington Hotel.
and W 5 WitherS another member of the delega-
tion, acts somewhat in the capacity of a private
secretary for il Is his duty to intercept newspaper
men or any others VINO my seek conference with
Prince David tArlericsus not care 10 pronounce
Na.s mas othsr Gains 20 uiS .Il9n' ne
married Prirce David and hi- brother. Prince
mother. the Do,raSer Queen Kapio ami. wife OF
n W dSt LNlilS @ ol ilN ray ~ tt b -p.1
united their tmmt nse wealth in a corporate COM
their sole occupatfoa T. to nuss their 5ortane
Prince cupid is at present in Paris
To DEPORT CHINESE-Joseph Sqeyer. Editor
of Die Reform called on Ri.Asrd Croker and
suggested plank in the platform advocating the
d portation of all Chi1e-e in retaliation for the
Wful atrocities parpetTaJed the fore in
China by the Boxers.
II propose 70 begin campaign of the United
States as the Convention is over advo-
eating the plan Mr. Sp,yer said, 'and it viii win
all over the country
MR. PAINE'S Loss OF HEIRLOOM Robert
Treat Paine. Of Boston. lost a priceless heirloom
soon after he arrived in Kansas City on Monday
evening. as a pickpocket lifted from his pocket a
W%IR Va t .tJ na tiors He iast In IN The crowd fhar
surrounded the New England delegation, some
where near the Baltimore Hotel
HILLS sCHOOLMATE MEETS HIM-An old
schooImata OF David B HILL who had not seen him
for twenty years, shook hands with him at his
hotel The ex-senator recognized MS former chum
Instantly. We'll, well" he said. How are you.
Sheldon
First rate. Dave. how's yourself2'' was ths
reply.
The old acquaintance was Sheldon A Gillespie.
a real estate Of Kansas City An hours talk
of boyhood days followed the shaking Of hands.
and there was great deal of laughing AT the Incl
dents recalled.
When Mr. Gillespie left the hotel he carried
with him tickets admitting himself and family to
the National Convention
Hill and Gillespie attended the district school
| together at Havana, Schuyler County y Y They
were Of the same agc-about ten years-when
classes together until they were fifteen or sixteen
Hill a splendid student, said Mr.. Gillespie.
| after the meeting. He was quiet and reserved.
! head of the class As / remember IL We spent
/ most OF time arithmetic. and
| geography- Hill and I sat together and had those
double backed states with the red cord into
| the frames. We figured many a problem in
| arithmetic and algebra together. He was good in
/ No, / don't recoIlect that Hill ever got into a
4 fight He and l never fought I know. HE
/ When We finished school We separated. he going
Elmira 10 practise law and 10 Buffalo 20 so into
business had q9i ssseEn him before for twenty
Even at school Hill was a good speaker Both
! boys and girls attended the school though in sep
arate rooms connected by double doors. Every
/ Saturday the TWO rooms were thrown together by
| opening the doors and the pupils had speaking.
/ mennorized a part OF We5ster's Reply 20 Hayne
and delivered it before the school He GOT plenty OF
/ applause We often memorzed Henry Clay's short
| er orauons and spoke them Then. there was
! something beginning Education, companion which
that, that I remember Hill spoke once,
! Yes, he was Democrat then, and was his
| father"
! CHICAGO NOTABLES-A member Of the Cook
| County Marching Club was asked who OF the prin-
/ cipal Chicago men were in the party that came
/ with the club The reply was Mayor Harrison
| .Hinky Dink' Bath House joan and Marshal
/ Farrell He could not remember any other nOta-
| bes except himself
! DELEGATES BOTHER POLIcE-one Of thu
| results Of the presence in the city OF the Demo-
/ cratic statesmen is conspicUousIy displayed by a
local newspaper in the following headlines: Keep
| ing police busy-Many minor accidents and in
| juries in quarrels-Men nit over the head with
rocks CUT with beer glasses and otherwise lacer-
| Indeed policemen have not very high opinion
OF the visiting delegates from the East The Of
| than the countrymen who come TO town in Lh5
PETTIGREW ON KELLER AND VAN WICK,
Senator Pettigrew. Of South Dakota is not tn
pressed deeply with the action of Tammany n
springing Keller for Vice President and naming
Van Wyck for member of the Committee on ResO-
lutions.
Keller fs an old KuiCkerbOCker Republican, and
is rather in the DemoCra Cic faith said he
1t has not been very long since he ran news
paper in the interests OF the Tobacco Trust be-
before being picked up for Tice-Presidential tim
her And Van Wyck t0T t1e Resolutions Tom
in fact all trusts will be taken care Of in good
shape If Van Wyck runs the committee On. Tam
many is smooth
WOMAN DELEGATE AND ALTERNATE--The
wife OF one of the delegates from Utah treated
to a pleasant surprise yesterday morning. which
raised her from the rank OF visitor 70 that OF
alternate Mrs George Thatcher. whose husband
is member OF the banking firm OF Thatcher Bros.
& Co. of Logan a town a few miles north OF
Salt Lake City. went with her husband 10 attend
the caucus OF his delegation. which was held yes
Mrs John Cohen, who had come 10 Jne ConVentlon
5 alternate. II was found that the delegation
Mrs. Cohen made delegate and Mrs Thatcher
an alternate ,. -,