New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-18


| latter noted that ne had been "caughr"
| ROUGH ON Mr.. QUIGG-John 5 Wise. % New
York is apparently having the best kind OF time.
/ He brought story 10 Philadelphia and turned
/ II loose In the corridors or the Walton
! Somebody" said M. Wise his eyes whining.
asked what was the matter with Quigg and
I9d him nothing in particular was the matter WITH
/ he always had a habit OF letting people SnoT he
I had down in Mississippi The dog given to
| w6ic5 Re Tagr,t = 49, aGSI7r II hs coV1ls "a
| well was TO sit IN the sun This dog would al
| ways Try 10 make strangers notice him He'd DO
strs1gsSs u rB r bf e. Ia an Min rsedy
/ He'd calmly walk down to the pond, get soaking
wet and hen proceed 70 snake himself Al oySF
kick the dog and say things that woSIdnt soSn9
was noticed. which all he wanted
! HAZY DREAM OF RED AND WHrTE-rwo
Brooklyn men who thought to get the better q the
Pennsylvania laws. which require bars 10 Be closed
| On Sunday. drank enough spirits Saturday night
| 70 last them over Sunday This part az what
| they said
HasrymsAay I'm dye know Esash I'm sota' TO
Jiu-'Crease her Iowance2
,d aasTyIS0 saffg S goa Z Faks ny Ets
| whysh marble s-eps-glorious whysh marble steps
| It may be necessary TO explain TO the man or
| woman who never visited Philadelphia that about
half OF the houses have white marble steps. vest
oules and window siLs.
FRED CHESS TROUsERs--Frsd- afbbs.
OF New-York. is reported to have brought thirteen
pairs OF trousers with bim 10 Philadelphia II Is
least once Nj Ci5bs will Vear at east three pairs
| in the parade Monday night
| THE PLANT OF E H r GREEN-EdvzTd
| n r Green son OF Hetty Green. and delegate
| from Texas saws he's learning THAI there Is a
eics You've not only got 10 watch yourself. bur
| you've got to watch all the other fellows and II
! tires you out" said NJ Green
MICHIGAN SENTIMENT FOR WOODRUFF
| George L MaItz, a Michigan delegate, is working
| in the interests OF Timothy L Woodruff for the
! vice-Presidential nomination. MI woodruff has
lot o. [Fign1s m, cur ss s sac 64 NJ s5ess s
mace Sooc lneg47s-s1 90 I've v-5-fs - eli
| get some OF votes"
woODRUFFs CHANGE OF QUAPTERs--AIr
| Woodruff discovered Saturday rnaJ ths best
| place for a candidate 10 be the National
| Committee headquarters al the Walton. He has
| suite OF rooms at the Bellevue, where Mrs Wood
run STAYING out on SATURDAY noon ne SoqE l s92s
| The WoodrU1 % ses a. e-aocrare- pendant Is
carrying a Inedalaon portal, q the Lisutsnant-
SNew-York"
| MRS. FAIRBANKsS PRUDENT REPLT-Mrs-
Fairbanks wife of the Indiana Senator Is with the
latter at the Lafayette L1 cle elevator yesterday
friend blandly asked ner whether she expected %
1
EaIr64R9 ks' Fn0 + + t4 - 7-4St p Nj AZ lsass
! until the convention = over
| WORKING FOB THE BROOKLYN MAN-wIIl-
lam Berri and Edward Candee OF Brooklyn. are
doing hard work for their tov-nsTaan5 WoodrGfl;
| Hanna isn't against Tim. said Nj Bern and
| The delegation from the state o. New-TOrk IS
greater factor IN the situation than any one man,
and Tim IS strong with the delegation
THE ONLY. CALL FOR ICE TRUsT-John G.
/ azfra Hts
| zusted with the climate IN Philadelphia He has
! lived IN juneau for seventeen years and likes f.
Why In thunder dant some or $ou Ns%.A o IA
might have improved uhs condition OF the atnOs-
| DhsTs-'
REPUBLICAN GAINS N TExAs--rws
going TO elect ClaremOnt c. Drake 70 Congress from
| the XIIth Texas District said Edward II. r
| Green Of the Republican National Committee rom
rha Lone Star State. The district Is a close one
| and was represented BY George H Noonan. = Re
publican, SIX years ago The Republicans arr n bet
| Mr.. Green. The floods ala great deal OF damage
i t - La-.5t4 lo--as maj are ns-irsIlv roc 5rV
rams Ia-l-llSs- - - =, -,-
tbs year VII 1reaS an n 49, s=- pS ll s.9
| bushels. The STATE never was more prosperous
| Mr. Drake is about thrty-aght years old. short
in stature and rather stout and JaSs yt,h diTsc5-
ar RtA. rs: Pr ;r - 5szs : bsS1sr sfov-ic-
SEQ ne ~ ~ '" -Ls 80 r,s-r5IfrS- Ps-,--
sentative from Texas present Is Congressman
I HawIey OF the Nth District
AN APPARENT LACK OF CHURCHES
| been hunting around for church for ths last
I hour" said John W Vroouan. me Woodruf-
/ headquarters or Sunday morning. and I've given
ID the lob. Down Broa1-sr- "A few rods from tho
I Walton is handsome church building but when
{ cor 10 IL 7 found a 'For sale sign the front
Then started t0r U-1dius In the direction or
IL a private house I'm going % quit hunting
I FOR churches tiI after luncheon. and then 20 10
Wanamaker's Sunday school begin 20 believe
( churches souaeWl hat scarce IN this town
SAD ACCIDENT To MR. ROOSFv ELT-''Gsn-
OF deep solernuity the WoodruT headquarters
Yesterday morning. I am charged wiki the solemn
resDousfbIliry OF announcing YOU that Governor
/ Roosevelt met with a misfortune
( well 20 on" said Charles A. Moore.
Some time between the hours OF ~ last night
sTIcl1-gyru- a sweIed tooth" And then NJ
Earrf found Il convenient 70 cough and walk our
OF The room The aching tooth Joke TO Ia.
T Governor. however Re Was Kept awake nearly al
bronco
sARTORIAL4 CRITICISM on TEDDY
Roosevelt is working the blue jeans racket
said a New-York delegate who accompanied TIE
Governor Philadelphia Saturday afternoon
The suit OF clothes he wore to-day would Be a
great vote-getter in the lumber and salararus beIt
coat had Dig wrinkles IN the back He wore y
regular blue Jeans vote winning outfit and III
bet he put IN the mornlnS before he started from
home digging clans at Oyster Bay"
TALLEST MAN AT TaE CONVENTION-~r--
SulloWay. the New-EIa n1ushi~e Cyons-ass~,a, a.,