New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-16
THE PASSING THRONG.

G. H Hull. OF Scranton. Penn. is one business
of the anthracite coal district whose sym
pathies not with the miners
A TRUST who preparing to go on strike
AMONG He believes that the miners
MINERS IN the wrong just much he
believes they will fail in the coming
strike He at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday
afternoon. and said a Tribune reporter: II am
surprised that this miners trust is receiving
more attention and unfavoTab!e CRITICISM in these
days when one bears so mp9n OF the Dowa NTH me
harm which this vast combine of miners can &C
% mnRo aa6 yhe s a o mot that ANY
putting the matter in too strong a light when |
will be affected by this strike, either directly or
IF the miners were in the right in this matter,
If they were really underpaid misreaed and suffer
come II they must but Justice at any cost Miners S
car ea d more d oI T an t hour 0 tSer Class Of
Of them net "a a day for six seven hours work.
the tr rs fHe aS mafe4 how hS W9g IS
allowed him, he will never work longer than Is
family. He cannot bear the necessary super
vision of the mine and fire bosses"
Franklin Murphy chairman OF the State Central
Committee OF New-Jersey. and member Of the Ex-
ecutive Committee of the Republi-
ENTHUSIASM National Committee. when seen
IN NEW No. 1 Madison-ave. yesterday,
JERSEY. said: Until recently have had
some little apprehension as to the
interest rather lack Of interest which our peo-
Pile seemed to be taking in the campaign This
has been removed, however and have come to the
conclusion that the apathy that it has been charged
to the recent hot spell The heat was SO sustained
thaf PeopS |GI quo no. G{d f hae fo and thew let
politics severely alone. The convention held at
Trenton week ago TO choose electors was looked
forward to with apprehension It was feared that
T1ga 3e xaety the opposite SECURED the
attendance was overwhelming and the greatest en-
was formally opened in New-Jersey last Thursday
a nR wfh y mesms F n Of Ohio AhoTg5
It was not evening me mum noe 0eTS g 1b e
The people most enthusiastic. and in spite Of
up. BODY until Il O'CLOCK ~Hsn the meeting broke
THE campaign in Union County" continued Mr..
Murphy, was opened at Elizabeth. with meet
ing which was addressed by Victor
GOLD DEMO NJ. Dolliver. brother OF Senator
oCRATs FOR Deliver. of Iowa. II was the same
| MKINLEY. sort Of meeting and the people
showed the enthusiasm that
| they did at the Foraker meeting Many OF the
| Gold Democrats noted among those present
] at the Elizabeth meeting, and We think that a
! large number of the gold standard men VIII vote
WIN US N ilS cke in 1895 viii return to their
first love, but believe majority OF them VII
TO expect that New-Jersey IN 1900 will repeat her
Phea9menaI InaJ3IlE 81 20 yy al It's electoral
Vote for MCKINLEY and Roosevelt by substantial
P marY N fFo@ ca nT% 9n vii hH This
paiEn starts OF as well as any TPhf in Sew
Jersey and I can no harm in saying So"
There is one feature OF European travel that at
! once strikes you" said Charles Hiborn, OF st.
! Louis at the Waldorf-Astoria yes
! LOTS OF terday and that is the enormous
| HAND amount of hand baggage that the
| BAGGAGE average traveller carries. Men and
| women IN Europe carry an assort-
| To str a
nary trunk store The reason for doing so lies In the
| fact that the charges for extra baggage on the
/ European railways is enormously high and the
| fy hand in order 10 avoid this extra charge. 1t
isn't mHen no1e9s are in waiting TO help people
| on and of the trains with their hand luggage.
a eh on PORTER 6na ead Th 9nS he
| handles OF the baggage and then pulls the tail OF
| the strap through the ring He gathers together
in this way easily and effectively all the hand bag
gage
| A prominent Republican who for certain personal
reasons did not wish his name mentioned. IN speak
ing of one phase OF the State cam
| UPSTATE paign az the Fifth Avenue Hotel
| HATRED yesterday. said:
| OF CROKER The feeling about Croker among
the Democrats is extremely bitter,
and will cost the New-York Democratic ticket dear
| " at the polls in November. Up the State the
Democrats are outspoken in their denunciations OF
the Tammany boss and many or them WIN nov EotS
because Croker is in control Of the State Democ
racy Yesterday inside of an hour | met three
63 rdag 10 hs state this
The hrst. former Judge, told me that he had in
| tended voting for Mckinley, but on the state ana
! local tickets he going to return 70 the parry
fold. But said he after Crokers performance IN
Saratoga I'm through. and my vote goes under the
fountain e. for prohibition The second. prom
| iuent merchant took identiCally the same stand
hut declared that his would go under the eagle
! / Republican The third. a large manufacturer
took similar stand. and made an Identical declaIa-
ton with No. o He further said that he DID this
because ne considered Croker corrupt IN all MS
work There are lots and lots OF Democrats who
both feel and will act in the same way.