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New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
CoLER FACTION CROWS
HERKDrER STANDS By HILL-OTHEg
COUNTIES IN HIS FAVOR.

Little Falls y 7 sept Sat the H-rkf---
County Democratic Convention to-day Ernest RAJ
ter. % Mohawk, Robert Earl Of He-kimer and
Dennis Speluan. u Newport were elected 6sls-
gates 70 the state Convention Resolutions were
passed plsdgins support 70 Bryan and Stevenson
and indorsing the Kansas City platform con
taining the tue principles of the Democratic party
and sure guide 20 National prosperity and ths
National honor. The following resolutions were
also passed.
Resolved. That without dizparazfuz other car6i-
dates Bird : Coler is the c1oice q the Democrats
Governor. and tat Es 5Seys 3, o.5sr ca-,as5s
Wno hss oee1 narned VII arouse much eu-h1si-
asn ana secure as many votes as he. and We ear
nestly lock for and desire his nomination
hesoiVeo Ihat We recognize David ?. Eiil as TIRE
one OF The foremost leaders in the Nation3 taat
nss nt s2L.y as integrity and purity q character.
OF the Deuocratic fairh sndear hin 20 the Demo
Gratis Of Herkiuer County and thar we feel conf
cratic state Convection they VII verify the
victory a. the polls November next
Kingston y. Y Sept s-The. I'D District or
Ulster County to-day elected three Hi delegates
70 the Saratoga convention They Josiah J
Hashrouck Water : Cox and lawrence 2 Bar
non This morning antl-FIU delegates 2redouf-
mated, but when The convention vas called they
found themselves beaten and Withdrew Eldorus
Dayton and Henry E Mckenzie Two anrt-EfIu
delegates. spoke II the convention against ez-
Senator Hill No resolutions were passed
Monticello y ~ Sept Sinner Winner. VI
CalIigan and William O. Brand to-day elected
as delegates 70 the State Convention from Sullivan
County They were uninsrrucred. our ara under
stood 70 be Coler delegates
Mount Morris. y =. sept a-At ths Democrats
convention OF Livingston County. held n this VII
Iags to-day the following delegates were elected
20 The state Convention " =. Hamilton. Mur-
ray Gamble and Il J. Clarke The delegates &C
uupIedged bur are counted upon n favor % Hil
for organ antZarior-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
TWO NEGROES TO BE LYyCHED.
A PREACHER HEADS MOB TO REVENGE IN
JCRIEs UPON HIs BROTHER.


Alton IL, Sept. S-Two bloodhounds and a
posse OF fifty men. under the Rev owen W
Rose, Of Sabula- Iowa, are securing the country
in the neighborhood Of Godfrey H. just north
of this city in search Of two negroes, for the
purpose OF lynching them. Mr.. Rose has re-
ouested the authorities not 70 interfere in case
the men are taken as ne intends 70 string them
I'D by their legs. with their heads dangling
downward. and then TO shoot them 10 death
Ip 70 a late hour nothing had been heard from
the pursuers and II IS believed that the negroes
are still al large.
William Riggs, & brother-in-law OF the Rev.
Mr. Rose lives on a farm Two miles west or
Godfrey F7e was in the field cutting corn yes
rerday when two negroes approached him and
asked for work He told them he had no Work
70 offer them and they then demanded that he
give them all the money he had Riggs saw
that he had no show IN a physical encounter
with his two visitors. and he put MS hanc n
hts pocket 70 give them so cents, all the money
he had.
The instant he let go Of his corn knife. his
only weapon OF defence. the negroes knocked
him down and attacked him with razors. After
making several horrible gashes and cuts with
their weapons. rendering Riggs practically
helpless. the two negroes proceeded 70 draw
lines in circles around his legs and make Iancy
cuts and figures. When they had tired OF THIS
occ11ua1ion they left their victim in the field
Riggs lay there bleeding and helpless, for an
hour and a half before he was found by MS
F7r0rher-fn-iaW.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
A PLAN TO DEFEAT HILL

The Tammany men appear 10 be planning
their fight from the start with the intention OF
stripping Mr.. Hill in every possible way OF his
strength and reducing his power 70 make trou-
bic for them TO the lowest limit They are
counting confidently upon Perry Belmont and
all Of the other committeeman who voted
against Mr., Hiu at the meeting Of the State
Committee on August Is remaining with them
when the STATE Committee meets on Monday
night, and upon adding 20 these J J. Beau
drias, Of the Westchester District who did not
at the last meeting. This viii give them
twenty seven votes TO Mr.. HilPs twentv-three
enough 10 do anything that they see fl II
their information 10 their strength is cor-ac+
they will elect Senator McCarren for permanent
chairman with
The Tammany contingent may decide 10 c1,-
down Mr.. HilTs strength in the convention BY
having the State Committee as a body pass
upon the eligibility OF delegates from contested
districts in making I'D the temporary roll OF the
convention It is too early to tell whether they
VIII or not. It would be a revolutionary move
unent, as the custom for the last twenty-five
years has been for the committeeman from a
district in which there is contest TO decide
which delegates should 60 on the temporary roll.
Mr. Croker does not really need to do this bur as
he could deprive Mr. Hin Of eighteen temporary
delegates the temptation is a strong one There
are seven contests. which affect twenty
delegates IN ali except two OF the districts Hin
State Committeeman VIII pass upon the eligibu-
ity OF the delegates. and beyond a doubt would
seat eighteen Hill men. It is apparent that Mr.
Hill. however has decided not 10 contest the
possession Of the Democratic State Committee
with Mr.. Croker, for Mayor Mcclure OF syra-
cuse made the following statement tonight:
Referring TO the statement that the contest
De AZ
the meeting OF the Democratic State Committee
I desire to state that shall not allow my name
TO be presented by any section OF the Demo
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
SOUND MONEY MUST WIN.
STATEMENT FROM THE MONETARY CON
vENTIoN OF DDLANAPOLIa

c-A1EAENT FROM THE MONETARY CON-
vENTION OF INDIANAPOLIS
Indianapolis, Sept 8 Cspec.zD-The Executive
Committee Of the Indianapolis Monetary COuveu-
EoE, through Il. z Hanna, It's chairman, has sent
cut appeal to the business men OF the West,
urging them to give their support 70 the present
Administration II part the appeal says:
a great party is now committed considera-
well as the lenders OF money. This subject ts well
worthy the attention Of the laborer, the farmer,
OF al employers OF labor. The manufacturer is
never free from doubt to the future value OF
his planr The InanqfactlTer desires every pos
siOle assurance a. dividend earning capacty OF MS
property. The products OF American Ia a.
ready exceed home ConBuTupCi To employ our
people must overcome al obstacles 70 our lead
There is great danger of the Bry2nltes se-
curing control Of the lower house CT the next
they WI. gain three Representa- tves n North Caro-
Ina. and sertoUs risk OF their gaining one n Ken
rucky, Two n Indiana one II Missouri and one IN
Texas. There IS possibility Of loss IN many otAer
districts Z The Bryanites make these gains and
the friends OF sound money DO not make gains 70
Offset them. then they che B-ya-ires viii be a0le
10 orgartze ard control the next lower house.
7 VIII be difficult for the sound money peop 2
70 save the districts mentioned, and Il VIII De
difficult for them 70 gain districts now represented
by advocates OF free silver.
The outlook for the Congress elections IS IN
favorable tor sound money success II The silver
ties should gain control Iney VIII surrey pass 2
-ree silver bill II the House AZ expression OF
their resentment Of the gold standard law. The
Senate would lot connrTn u, DuE great Canlag5
would be cons. The fact that house Of
our Congress, soon after the passage OF the
gold standard law, should consent 70 such g step
rtrl.i-y OF purpose. and Il would undo in 4 great
measure present splendid financial rating and
rra-s business and throw thousands OF our people
Of employment
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
REPUBLICAN CLUB RECEPTION.

invitations fer the Republican Clubs reception
az NO. 45o F1tth-ave. tomorrow evening have been
.ssuea Ihey have been sent to many prominent
11eIuoA4cahs OF the State, who are expected 10 be
present The reception is in honor or me nominees
o. lle Republican State Convention ar Saratoga
@ -ost o- Whon viii be present Senator Depew. the
LLeSIoSIlt O. the club, in Youngstown. Ohio
yesterday but he Is expected be at the reception
1LI-otIoW evening 70 receive the guests officially
CoIlIllLtee N charge Of the reception consists
o. robert 9 Morris, William Leary William W
ErZan, John 5. Sheppard. Sinclair Tousey, John
= west, Martin SAKE and Henry Gleason
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
MRs. AtARY R sHANKs.

Mrs. AAgy r. shanks. wife of William F. O.
SnsnAA, PRESIDENT ot the National Press IntsIii-
sel-es Company and formerly city editor of The
sFIDur9, ols1 on Friday at hsr home, No. ~
S.bta-st-. after an illness OF only week Mrs
f-11kz was born IN Louisville, KY. and Wes a
S-1satsF of the late WErnOck Lynn, Of that city
- L11 she HsFFtsd 20 A1F ShGnkE. wien he
EaS correspondent Of The Aew-York Herald. y"
- family North IN lBS4 and settsd in Brook
=. Turing AF. Esschsf's ministry Hrs snznlts
S-S ails q tbs active comm unieaBtE Of Plymouth
-la1ehs a6f husband and LEren married sur
we hsF. The fgnsfal tomorrow vii be private.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
pREsrDE5CY OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC.

san Francisco. Sept s.-Third Vice-President
g,ubbs Of the Southern Pacific Company has
turned from Eew-York. Mr.. stubbs is OF opinion
,bnt n z Huntington Will bs elected president
OF the company.
IN ysW Of II. Tweed having been made chair
nan of the Board of Directors" said Mr.. stubhs
~ take II 20 be the intention 70 have president
VINO viii reside on this and who will have
serfya management OF the property leaving Chair
Fsau tweed IN charge OF financial and other affairs
II fha Haat, ] reason why the directors
sbai5d 20 outsids Of the company for president
ia gtsSy OF II r. Euutington's intimate knowledge
~ the oonlpany's Affairs and h.s ability
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
COLONEL DALTON OUT FOR MK1NLE1

Colonel Richard Dalton who vas Collector -
the Port OF St Louis under President CIsveIandss
last Administration reported yesterday to
have gone over 20 Mckinley Ex-Governor Stone
said he not surprised 20 hear IL and thar the
effect would be small He said Colonel Dalton
only haf-hsar-e5,y supported Cleveland Il 1872 and
in 1855 had boIted Bzya1 L was quite natural for
him 70 come our for VI Einlsy. and. anyhow. ~
had little OF no following said ex-C7over1o- Stone
AIr Richardson. CT Tennessee. vent 70 Washing
Ton on the 7 2 r. train yesterday Re VIII stay
there until Tuesday next
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
PERRY BELMONT AND TWO coLER MEN.
VOTE FOR ANY ONE WHO WILL
HELP BRYAN

Babylon Long Island, Sept s-The Ia Assembly
District Democratic Convention % Suffolk County
was held AZ Brentwood this afternoon Il pre-
sided over BY Rowland Miles. % Nor-hporr- Perry
Belmont. John : Edwards and Edwin 3 Dusen-
berry were elected delegates 20 The Srars ConVsu-
ton Edwards and Dusenherry are CoIsr men. 5ue
al the COler resolutions we're s-ro-hered- Mr. Bel
r1onts followers secured the adoption o a rssolJ-
ZION iustrucriug the delegates u vote S0r cal61
date from any part OF the STATE likely strengthen
Brvan's chances Cf 5aeee=E.
John T Ryan an zntf-Coer delegate was de-
feated BY vote OF . 70 e.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
cHEnrNG F4roRS SrArcHErrrn

EImira, n. Y Sept. 3 CSpeciaD.-The Cheu,unr
County Democracy held their convention AZ Horse
heads this afternoon Dennis P. Lynch was nornf-
mated for Member OF Assembly. The Delegates u
the State Convention at Saratoga on Tuesday are
R. P. Bush s s Taylor and James McGuigan
Stanchdeld for Governor II his name IL presented
Mr. Stanchneld was at the convention but took
active part IN II. not even speaking. He SIN
states that he Is not a candidate but II the nom
inatton Is offered 20 him he viii undoubtedly accept
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
VIEW s200.000 MEDICAL DIsPEYs4RT.

The Rev David H. Greer. rector OF ST Bartholo-
news Church, AadiEon-ave and Forty-fourth-st.
ela6 mans Yesterday for q six story and basement
medical dspensary. be erected at estimated
cost OF $500 The building VIII occupy the
mot 5Sx92 Nos z15 and n East Forty-secOnd-st..
hfch ad1ofns the mission house built by the church
TEe first story Of the building viii be OF Indiana
1fmegtole and the superstructure OF brick. The
new building VIII take Up part OF the site recently
occtnied by stern's silk factory. NJ I. & Fl. 9.
Tr-1e-. the architects.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
NOMINATED FOR 4SSEHBLY.

Poughkeepsie. y Y, Sept. s-The Republicans
OF the I'D District OF Dutchess County to-day
nominated for Member Of the Assembly Francis
G. LandOn, New-Torker who lives az HYDE Park
This Is his hrst appearance IN politics The con-
venuion indorsed Mckinley and Roosevelt and
adopted a resolution opposing the expenditure OF
S62 900 600 on the canals OF the State.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
C0FTOy INDUSTRIES TO CoMBINE.
LARGE DvEs-lENrs OF SOUTHERN Asso-

LARGE NlvEsrHENTs OF SOUTHERN AssO-
CATIONS TO BE UNITED.
Charlotte, y c, Sept s.-A consolidation OF
the Southern Cotton Spirre-s' Association and
the Hosiery Yarn Spi,ners' Association was
practically concluded az & meeting here to-day.
4 resolution passed recommending z con-
solldattor under the name Of the Southern Cot
ton sPtuners' Association The special committee
of the Hosiery Yarn Spinners' Association Is
not vested with authority 70 bind its association
- TIE course mentioned but was instructed 70
report to the meeting OF the association IN Al
IazCa CT September T.
The consolidation VIII bring together under
one organization between 50 and s. per cent OF
the yarn makers OF the South. The Hosiery
Yarn Spirrers' Association represents z b1Ei-
ness Of $4,000, 600, and the Cotton Spinners' As
eOcia-ior q business of mora than 100000
annually.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
WILLIAM EoRsFIELp.

William Horsaed died yesterday at hts home.
80 70 Riverside Drive from general debility. Mr.
acrEnel6 was born CT Long Island sixty-four
'ea7s age. and passed the greater part OF his
-te mere. He belonged 20 old and pronni-
80 family. II early lie re was dentist. but
= fsllEeo from this profession about twenty years
Ssr E4e was once a member OF the I'd Regiment,
- =. =, 7. His vie. sister. Mary EiZapet1
S5rEaeld cI tkis city. anc daughter. Mrs. Robert
--aEson f3reene. also Of this CITY. survive rim.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
BOTH SIDES ELECT DELEGATES.

AIiddIetown N z. Sept Sat the Democratic
convention OF the I'D Assembly District held here
thfs afternoon there a clash between the Hill
and Croker factions. Two sets or delegates were
chosen FOR the State Convention. The Coer fac
ton selected John T. Bradley, OF Wawayanda;
Thomas Watts of Middetown, and s s Van saun.
~ warwick The Croker faction cnose James <.
PflrreII and 7 p GiIleu OF Deer Park, and Thomas
Gibson OF this city. Resolutions tndorsing the
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
cAPrAIh WILLIAM HEtasEas

asaseH, vel kHsWH Ez q yacht skipper died Al
~ L~iAs's HssBieai ~ thlz city to-day, Hs was
ssfA = sSfFaE - 1851. FsF RaHy years hs was
t-t7s q fa6 SaH69f7EF 9haBE AllileHsEeps ~ As54
- salad nla VlligHHt fSF E8a tLaFaRH-Iselin ESf-
-A4-s ff Eh6 International Cup Eao66.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

Nashville Tenn sept 5 JSpeciaD--John z Nc
car. Republican nominee for Governor. has ap-
pointed J. c P Mccall chairman o. the State
Cauua5En Committee and established hea51uzrrsrs
IN this CRY to-day 1Ir NcCau vii make a vizor-
oJss canvass.
" P. Chamberlain. o. Knoxville. rhe NOMINEES
FOR Railroad Commissioner. having declined the
nomination the Republican State ExaCuriva Con-
ulirree called to-day meet here next Wednss-
day 20 select q candidate
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
CoLER's NAME NOT MENTIONED.

WESTCHESTER CONVENTION
The Democrats Assembly district convention o.
the Ist District OF Westchester County held IN
Hibernia Hall. TCnke-s. Ias- night Acting Mayor
VI : Walsh - Youkerz called the convention 70
order Thomas 2 Cur-aa and James 7. Lennon. %
Yo1kers. and Mayor Edwin " Fts&e q Aouns
Vernon were chosen delegates 70 The state Con
ventt0n They are all machine men motion -
i1do-se SrauchdeId FOR Governor was not put
Resolutions tndorsinz Bryan and Stevenson were
adopted. The delegates were instructed act
a unit, but We're not instructed for any PARTICULAR
candidate This means that they VII cast their
votes for Tannauy's candidate The uan1s of Con
trollsr Coler not mentioned
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
DONT THINK CAFFERY WILL DECLTNE

\ report was published yesterday that Senator
CaHery. or Louisiana. was unwilling 70 accept the
nomination FOR President OF the United States upon
the National party ticket Inquiry az the head
quarters o1 that party. No 1z1 Broadway resulted
IN an assurance from Isaac H Klein that nothing
had been heard from Senator Canery which would
AFFORD any base az all for the report
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
FERRrB04T PL4NFIELD Burned.

The fegryboat Plainned. or the Central Railroad
OF New-Jersey caught IRE the docks OF the
railroad IN Communipaw. shortly after Il O'Clock
last night. and burned the waters edz.
The boat was undergoing repairs and had beerr
out OF commission for some time. When the aar,ez
were discovered TWO tugouats quickly towsd the,
Flatnneld into the stream and beached her 49,
Liberty Island. The flames did not reach the 8or<.
buildings IN the yard
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
UNITED STATES TRANSPORTS.

Singapore, Sept S-The United States trans
porr Cesar has arrived here.
Port SAID, Sept s-The United States trans
po-r Saturn has arrived al this port
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
EIGHT CONGRESS- CONNEXIONS.
NCNTNATIONS y ~ Dl- HOS FElA-LL-AL--
" DECIDED UPON

Congress district conventions 20 uoutuars Re-
pubItcar candidates for Congress VIII BE held n
rhe eight districts iu Nev-y0rk County on Tues
6av evening The Republican leaders have nearly
made ID their minds 90 candidates IN al sxcsrC
two OF the districts TIE leaders may have din
Guilty in Au6irE Republican candidates Il the Xth
and XIrh districts which have overwhelming
Democratic r-asort-ses ar all times. The uouina-
lions which are believed 20 have seen virtually de-
cided upon by the Republican leaders n the other
districts are the f0liowius
VIIIth-WIIlism RhlneIanser Stewart
IXrh-Chares A. Adler
XTT-He~berr Parsons
XTTIrh-VVLliaun r WILCOX
NIVth-A 4 Steele or " r. DouElas-
ENtl-Elias Goodman
samuel MCMILLAN tEe former Park Commissioners
Is TIE candidate ot the Republicans OF the
xXXTVth and NXXVth Assembly districts Or
Nev-York County FOR Tire nomination for CorEress
IN rhe XVIII Congress District but the nomination
Is controlled by the Republicans IN Wesrchester
County and Norton =. orls. % Tonkers and " J..
Ward OF Port Chester are said 20 be candidates
f0r the nomination T1es convention 20 nominate
the candidate for Congress meets on Tuesday
evening az .he Crawaupun Hotel. IN White Plains
The calendar OF coming Republican conventions
II New-York County IS the following
Congress onvenJiOrs-Sep-ecacer T.
state Senate district convent nriOus-Sepreulh II
Republican County Convention % nominate ear
di6ates for Justices % the supreme Court FOR rh.
Ist Judicial District 70 succeed Edward Patterson
and P Henry DuEro. and candidate for Justice
OF the Laws OF IsdE-NUrray Hin Lyceurn Sepreu-
Der l9.
Assembly district couve uven-ious-Septernber =
All the conventions are called 70 ueet a $50 p r
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
Z 3 HENRY NomTNArEn

Hartford, Conn., Sept S-The Republicans OF the
Ist Congress District to-day unanimously renOmi-
mated E. Stevens Henry. OF Rockville. as repre-
sentative from that district.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
N COLLISION WITH THE IOWA

LARGE SEATTLE SAILING VESSEL SINKS
AFTER STRIKING WARSEIP.
san Francisco. Sept s CspeciaD.-The big
American vessel May Flint loaded with coal
from Seattle, ran into The prov q the United
States steamship Iowa. this evening, as she was
coming Up the Bay, and sank. As far as could
be learned, 10 lives were lost The shock Of the
collision sprang several plates n the FIinrs
boz, and water poured il before her water
light compartments could be secured The
Flint dr-ered down upon the lumber bark VI
detts, and sank II z few minutes The May
t11g wzs the third largest ship IN the world.
sae vas four E1asIed. and rebuilt from the old
steamer Persian Monarch She was converted
% sailing vessel FIVE years ago. and in Febru-
a. had e sensational voyage from Houg-Koug
% Tacoma Wash which lasted 107 days.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
~ PRESIDENT oF NOrNr MoRRIs RArr

At a meeting OF the directors or the MouDs
Morris Bank held on Wednesday Louis NJ schvv,n
was elected president 90 al the vacancy caused b
the resignation OF Thomas L Watt NJ Vr1f-
VIII remain menbsr OF the Beard 0f DIrectarz
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09

owing 20 the split the nomination OF candidate
Tor Member OF Assembly deferred for one
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
MACKEY SURE OF NOMINATION.

Saratoga, y. Y, Sept S-wTlian T. Mscksy
arrived here al 10 O'Clock tonight. and was
with Senator Grady for over an hour. Aftsr the
conference he said
feel that the present situation IS II ny favor
have the controlling vote IN The convention
New-York tribune., 1900-09-09
DEPARTURE OF DELEGATES.

The Tammany Hall delegation TO Saratoga
will leave the Grand Central Station tomorrow
morning on special train IN three sections.
The first section will start at O'Clock, and will
be in charge of Senator Plunkitty the second
section at 9 30 o'clock in charge Of Conmis-
sioner Keating, and the third section half an
hour after the second. in charge Of Frank J.
Goodwin.
There viii be one car for each Assembly dis
trtct, but the XXXIVth and XXXVth Assembly
districts viii have two cars each Each Assem-
bly, district viii carry its own COnmissary, and
there Will be band OF music each train
The Kings County delegation TO the sara
toga convention viii be q large one. Aside from
the stxty-three delegates. 25O enthusiastic fol-
lowers will compose the party. They VIII go on
g special train over the New-YOrk Central Rail
road at LOO tomorrow Afternoon. Each As
sembly district has been asked 70 muster ten
persons in its party. 10 accompany the dele
gates. The party will be in charge Of Colonel
Michael J. Kelley, clerk Of the Democratic Cen
eral Committee, and George Young, his as
sisUant- Hugh Mclaughlin told some OF his
friends yesterday that he had determined not
TO attend the convention. zssr