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New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
MORE COMPLEXITY N TROY.
NEWSPAPER EDITORIAL RESULTS IN SUSPENSION
OF A CITY OFFICIAL

Troy N Y. Oct 80 (SpeciaD-The complicated
local political situation rendered more COM
pIex when this afternoon Mayor Conway suspend
ed DR.. James r. McKenna. president of the School
Board. The suspension was made at the request
of DR. McKenna, who demands investigation of
certain charges made in an editorial in morning
paper The editorial in question attacks his private
character This is virtually the second withdrawal
of members OF the Conway administration since the
present campaign began the first to withdraw hav-
Ing been William NJ Closson, president of the
Common Council. Great interest is aroused locally
over the situation.
The Democratic nominee. Seymour Van SAINT
yoord has received the Endorsement Of Citizens
Union. a non-partsan organization. and his cleo
ton is predicted by uninterested persons An ee-
rnent of uncertainty is given TO the election from
the fact that is the first time the annexed
tions OF greater Troy. including Lansngburg. have
voted for Mayor since they were made a part or
the city. As the annexed portions were Repuonean.
the outcome of the election cannot be foretod as
easily formerly. 1t is conservative statement
of the situation to say that the election OF Van
Santvoord Is practically certain
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
MEETING AT DURLAND'S TOMORROW.
SENATOR DEPEw AND MESsRS. LOW.
CIRCUIT. JEROME AND OTHERS TO SPEAK.

Under the auspices of the West Side Republican
Club OF the largest meetings Of the campaign
will be held tomorrow evening at Durland's (new)
Riding Academy. West SiXty-sixth-st, between
Central Park West and Columbus-ave.. which will
accommodate 10000 people. The demand for tick
cts has been great, and a everything possible has
been done by the committee in charge, the meet
ing is certain to be a successful one Senator
Chauncey NJ. Depew is 10 speak-the first time in
the campaign in this city. Julius H. Seymour
president OF the West Side Republican Club. will
preside. and the speakers Will be Seth Low. Senator
Depew. L. NJ. Grout Jacob A. Cantor. c. v
Fornes and Justice jerome The doors VIII VII be
thrown open the general public at 1:3o CLOCK
after which tickets will not be required. Three
stands have been provided for outdoor overflow
meetings, where any too late 20 get into the
academy will have opportunity 20 hear the
speakers. John c. Coleman, vice president OF the
club, Will have charge of these overflow meetings
There viii be bands both inside and outside the
hall and fine display OF fireworks. Several Re
publican marching clubs in the city have signined
their intention TO be present in marching order.
Tickets and further information in regard to the
meeting may be obtained by applying TO Charles
s. Whitman chairman Of the committee on meet
ings Of this club, No. 35 Nassau-st, telephone
No. 33 Cortlandt.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
CHASE PRIZEFTGHTER OVER ROOFS.
MCULLAGH DEPUTIES FIRE AT HIM, BUT
LOCKED SCUTTLE DEFEATS
THEIR PURPOSE.

Robert J. Cromie McCullagh deputy. and an
other deputy named Mcdonald, went TO the Harlem
Hotel, at Northumberland and Third
ave, a a. yesterday to arrest David Tracy a
prizehghter, said to live there. whom they charge
with registering four time in different places.
Cromie says they answering the de-
scription of Tracy disappear 10 the roof through
the scuttle. They pursued him. and he over
roof after roof down the row. Cromie says he and
Mcdonald fired two shots the fleeing man, but
he not hit. He jumped through scuttle
closed and locked IL after him and escaped.
Going back Cromie says they met twelve ff-
at the entrance 10 the hotel who threat
ened them. He and Mcdonald drew their revolVers
and told the gang that If any tried TO inter
fere with them they would their weapons The
crowd parted and the deputies went out.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
VAN WYCK KISSED AND JEERED
HIS NAME SCORNED AND RIDICULED AT
A TAAfMANY MASS MEETING.

Kisses and jeers greeted the name of Robert
A Van Wyck at Tammany Hall mass meet
ing at Progress Hall. In Avenue A. in the Xth
Assembly District. last night. Judge Henry NJ.
Goldfogle was the speaker He said: Fitting
answer is given all the defamations and
caIumnieS of the enemies OF the people when
the administration of that fearless and match
less Democrat. Mayor Robert A Van Wyck. is
pointed to-
Then the storm of Kisses and Jeers broke
loose No other speaker afterward mentioned
the name of Van Wyck
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

was my good fortune to know little incident that
hrst made me love and respect Seth Low.
In the Hook section of the city at times the
suffering great among the deserving poor. Two
teachers in the Sunday school borrowed grocers
cart on Saturday afternoons and begged 1000
among those more prosperous and when they had
their wagon well flled fastened to distribute the
food in that section OF the city.
one day a coal cart drove to the door OF an
humble cottage, and after dumping the coal, de-
livered receipt the donee bearing the sole in
scription, From friend" An express wagon
bore package containing food and II, too, was
labelled From friend
This was true charity. done in such manly man.
ner by Seth Low that 1t reached the deserving ones
and for this reason. if no other (knowing as DO.
now often the helping hand was stretched out by
him to deserving ones) will vote for Seth Low.
VANDERBILT SPADER-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
LABOR MEN WORK HARD FOR w. ]
O'BRIEN

A determined effort is being made by the labor
men of Manhattan and The Bronx to elect Will
lam J. OBrien the fusion candidate for Sheriff
William J. O'Brien is the president of the Granite
Cutters Union and tomorrow night a meet
ing will be held Mannerchor Hall. Fffty-sixth-
st near Third-ave., under the auspices OF the
Trade Union Political League and the Seth Low
iabor League The chairman OF the meeting will
tse a prominent labor leader, and delegates from
an the trades unions in the city will be present.
1-pe speakers will be Seth Low. Justice Jerome
Jacob a Cantor and a number of labor men.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
CUTTING REPLIES TO SHEPARD
HE SHOWS HOW THE FUSION CANDIDATES
PLEASED THE CITIZENS UNION.


r Fulton Cutting gave out the following state
ment yesterday:
In his speech of last night Mr. Shepard challenged
me- to deny his statement THAT no one candidate
the fusion ticket from the Mayor down repre-
sents or represented when he Was nominated. the
wish or desire OF the Citizens Union. not one" In
reply 10 Mr. Shepard, 1 think IL proper 10 relate
Union committee OF one hundred by which Mr.. Low
was selected as one OF the unions candidates for
1t quite true that the Citizens Union endeavored
that office. and the meeting OF the committee OF
one hundred held September 3 it instructed sub
committee OF twelve TO present TO the conference
OF other organizations the names of three Demo-
CIdts' ltIVes, warner ana HeaDody. ana one Repuo-
Ncan, Low, any OF whom would be willing
committee sixty-six members were present among
whom the Republicans were in minority
remember distinctly at the Meeting that at
themselves as opposed TO Mr., Lows nomination.
GATE oy a committee IN which the republicans were
oGtnumberec. The opposition TO Mr. Low
based chiefly on the ground that the enemy would
certainly endeayor 10 eVade The real issue by rais-
ing the cry OF Republican VS., Democrat-an antici-
OF Messrs Grout and Fornes I may say. frankly,
they were not on the list of candidates for the
spectve Offices presented the conference by the
Citizens Union but l may add emphatcally that
the suggestion OF these names was met by the
qualified approval Of the unions conferrees.
Mr.. Cantor's name also was not the list of
names presented the conference by the commit
tee appointed by the Citizens Union county and
borough conventions but after thorough investiga-
tion his name was approved by the committee.
Judge Ieromes % name was presented 70 the con
other bodies associated with us objected upon the
ground that the opposition to his election the
part Of our enemies would be strenuous TO
make II almost impossible to elect him. The Cit-
Zens Union, however, insisted upon his nomina-
tion and its coadjutOrs yielded TO its urgency. OF
the other candidates, Messrs. Seabury. O'Bren and
GoldenkranZ were all three original selections OF
the Citizens Union. and accepted by the other
bodies of the conference.
The names Of the remaining candidates were
on the Citizens Union list. but after inVestiga-
tion they approved by its conferrees.
In Brooklyn IL the insistence of the Citizens
Union that led to the withdrawal of Mr.. Scott by
the Republicans and Brooklyn Democracy and the
substitution in his place Of Mr.. Swanstrom.
member OF the City Committee of the Citizens
Union.
Two OF the other candidates the ticket
Messrs. Flaherty and Ingersoll. originally
presented by the Citizens Union conference
mittee and accepted by the other bodies. The re-
naming candidates presented by others and
approved by the Citizens Union
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
ANsoN PHELPS STOKES FOR LOW

Anson Phelps Stokes. who voted for Bryan last
wear and who has been for some time identified
with the regular Democratic party in State and
national campaigns, came out yesterday for Low
In explaining his espousal OF the candidacy of Mr.
Low he said
Il am for Low because under present conditions
he can do more clean the Augean stable The
marty in power deserves to be rebuked for permit
ling the worst element TO control Then, If Low
prove subservient to party boss. he be re-
fired after Meanwhile, the citv
would benefit by extensive overhauling"
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
= GIVE Up OR GIT.'
THE 'SHAKE-DOWN' OF WORKINGMEN,"
A TELLING PAMPHLET ISSUED
BY THE ACORNS

The 'Shake-Down' of Workngmen'' is the
title Of tersely worded campaign document
issued yesterday by the Order of Acorns. The
document says that the doctrine Of the Shake
Down" is Give up. or git" The leafet says:
An architect can't get building plans passed
by the Building Department until the specifica-
uons compel the owners or contractors to buy
patented materials from partners of the bosses;
for the ''shake-down" says:
GIVE Up, OR GIT"
A plumber can't finish his contract on a new
building II building inspector fit to hold
MIN up. He can't open the street and connect
with the water mains. until the Water Depart
ment is entirely willing To do business with
his customers he must first do business with
the bosses; for the shake down says:
GIVE Up. OR GITr'
An engineer is bound to get arrested once
week or So for violating the smoke ordinance"
until he discovers that the only effective smoke
cure is S25 paid to an inspector of the Health
Department If an engineer doesn't give up
his employer is summoned into court and the
engineer gets bounced for letting his chimneys
smoke and getting his employer into trouble;
for the "shake-down" says
GIVE UP. OR GIT"
Last year il is said that twenty-three thou
sand police transfers We're made of the offend
ers among seven thousand policemen, which
shows that some of them were kept in active
circulation That was the punishment inflicted
because they wouldn't give up part of their
salaries for the benefit of the bosses, when
they were tipped off, that "shake-down''
Those who paid the boss stayed those who
didn't. paid the fines and went travelling. for
the 'shake-doWn' says:
GIVE Up, OR GIT"
You have tried Tammany. ii has given you:
An ice trust in the Mayors office and Dock
Department.
The Ramapo water contract in the Water De-
partment.
The Garbage contract swindle in the Health
Department
The hose contract swindle in the Fire Depart
ment
The building material backmail system in the
Building Department.
Land condemnation swindles in the Water
Department departments of Education and of
Street Openings
Blackmai OF prostitutes. protection OF pool
rooms, the sale of immunity for vice and crime
in the Police Department, 'shake-down'' and
tortion everywhere.
DO YOU "STAND FOR" THESE?
IF NOT.
End them. by voting for Seth Low and the
whole fusion ticket; ''shake-down" the black
mailing bosses. and serve this notice on Tam
many, "GTTE Up AND GTTp
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
HEROIC ACT OF A FIREMAN.

Goshen, n. Y, Oct. 80 tspeciaD.-Thomas Shane.
fireman of the Ontario and Western milk train,
performed act of great heroism to-day. Just
after the train had left Sidney, southbound, De-
Witt the engineer saw little Mildred Elliott upon
the track He applied the brakes. thinking that
her death was certain. but Shane had climbed
down 10 the pilot and, with mighty sweep Of his
arm gathered up the child as the train ruahsA
the spot.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
Lost Hair

It's risky, this losing of the
halr. You may not get it back
again. When the hair first be-
gins TO fall out use Ayers Hair
'lgor. 1t will stop the falling
and will make new hair come
IN. And it always restores
color TO gray hair.
vr., nay mar came out badly and was fast turning
sy' uied Ayers Hair vigor. IL stopped my
,hs non coming out and completely restored
-' o''of' Mrs. M. d. Gray, North Salem, Mass.
~ druggists. J. c. AVER CO.. Lowell Masx
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
AERIAL CANVASS FOR AYRES.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR MAGISTRATE
GIVES KITES TO BROOKLYN scHooLBoys

Donald F. Ayres. Democratic candidate for
magistrate IN the With District. Brooklyn, yester-
day distributed 5000 kites the schoolboys his
district. Each kite bears the name of the candi-
date in large letters, and his portrait Mr.. Ayres
says has ordered 1900 additional kites. and will
distribute them in packages of 500 each at the pub
lie schools II IL said that Ayres's determination
to swamp the district with this novel campaign
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

literature was occasioned by remark Of an un-
charitable opponent, who declared that the only
pictures of Ayres visible 10 the naked eye were
displayed in the windows of vacant houses. on
each kite, besides the picture and name OF the
candidate, is this unique appeal to the small boy
Tell your pop vote for Donald +. Ayres for
cjtv
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
SETH LOWS DEEDS OF CHARITY.

The following letter received yesterday by a
member of the Republican County Committee;
carried on at Red Hook Point On YD Christ
CHURCH Many a child Of devout parents wended
his way In that direction Sunday afternoons II
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
CANDIDATE DIES IN COLORADO.

Denver. Oct. 3o-Warren O. Willis. civil en-
gineer and candidate tho Republican ticket for
County Surveyor at the approaching election. died
from heart disease the street to-day, He
forty-eight years old. In 1883 he appointed re-
ceiver of the United States Land ONCE. and later
government agent 10 compile the mortgage and
loan Indebtedness census.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

sS4s'5U The appropriations in the other coun-
YES are about the same as those OF last year.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-06
Oiney.

Several from town attended the
Ice cream supper ut Prohibition
Saturday night.
Olncy Institute opcncs Tuesday,
Sept. 10, and bids fair To open
with n large attendance.
Rev. O. A. Gordon illlcd his reg
ular appointment ~ the Baptist
church Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Dock Parrish OF near Cor
so died very suddenly Saturday
morning early. She had not been
sick, but carly that morning she
called to some Of the family to
hand her the turpcntinc that she
suffered with n pain In the back Of
her head and before they could
hand IL to her she fell back and
was dead. After funeral services
conducted by Rev. Ecrrcs at ln-
dian Creek Sunday mt II a. m. the
remains were laid tn rest In the
Indian Creek cemetery.
John Spears and wife have
moved to Wcllsvillc where they
will make their future home.
DIR. Hart was In town practicinp
his profession dentistry last week.
Luke Parrish Of nca Truxtor
was In town Tuesday.
John Ingram of Stuttgart Ark
was the guest of relatives In town
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ingram wcr'
the guests Of friends near Marlinl
Thursday. RUBEN GLUE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-06

Mrs. Lou Ritter and children
have returned to st. Louis to
spend the winter.
Misses Belle and Jessie Stipp
spent last week here with their
uncle and aunt. Mrs. Jas. Dav-
idson.
Mrs. Brown gave the young
people a pie and pound party
Wednesday evening.
Jas. Davidson was in Montgom-
cry last week IN business.
The ice crcam and moonlight
social at Cort Stuurt's was a very
pleasant affair and quite a large
crowd present and the W. c. T. l..
realized about st5 for their treas
ury.
Miss Esia Spires is quite sick.
John Sturgeon bought several
head ofcattlc in this vicinity Mon
day.
Hardin Spires has the measles.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-06

A. II. Drunert was In Warren
ton Thursday morning on BUSH
ness.
Arly Young was In High Hill
Thursday of last week attending
the funeral of Mrs. Russell.
Jacob Fishbackcr and wife we're
in warrcnton last Thursday on
business.
j. b. Wells was In Warrcnton
last Thursday attending business.
+. j. Bochmcr returned from
Chillicothc Friday, where he at
tended the Sunday School Associ-
alton.
Rob't Horton and lobe Suede
kcr G In Warrenton Friday on
business.
Mrs. Birdie HUTCHINSON Of LOUIS
Vile, KY. was here last week Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. u. n. Stephens.
Mrs. Emma Kribbcn, who has
been spending the summer with
her son Dolph, returned to her
home in Illinois Saturday.
Miss Anna Cannon of st. Louis
Is here visiting old friends.
w. L. Reynolds OF Kansas City
is here visiting his brother Reed.
L. Harrell of Troy, Is here visit
ing his sister, Mrs. q. l.. Wilson.
+. G.. Druncrt of Morscy, was
here Monday on business.
The festival given on the Rcctory
Lawn Monday night under the
auspices of the ladies aid, was well
attended and n succcss was their
labor.
Our school opened Monday with
a full enrolment, with j. w. Ham
cock. Principal and Miss Nellie
Miller and Rex Hancock assistants
Matt Warner OF Hickory Wood
will attend school here this winter.
Mason Bros, shipped three car
loads Of cattle to st. Louis Mon
day night. ORPHAN.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-06

The Ice crcam supper mt Prohi-
bition was a both socially
aud financially, the receipts were
S2t.55 In behalf Of the W. G. T. Y.
We extend hearty thanks to the
ncighbors and friends for their lib
cral patronage.
Miss Myrtle Whitcsidcs anu
sister Bculah of st. Louis are vi
sitting nj Prohibition this week.
The annual colt show Of the
Prohibition stock farm will take
place Friday Sep. 18th rain or no
rain bc on hand with your colts
the money will be ready, every
body invited to come and have n
good time, there will bc three and
perhaps more mule buyers pre-
sent.
Corn cutting IL the order of the
day now, n good many pieces of
corn are changing hands the last
few days nj various prices accord
ing to quality from $500 to $3.50
per acre.
This dry weather when feed II
scarce aud high every farmer
should see to II that he In we'll in-
surcd In some good company aud
az the company mutual IL In bet
ter shape than ever before. would
recommend II to all farmers, II
you would like to try II drop n
card To the agent, Cort Stcuart, Mt
Prohibition and he will call ON
you and write you up.
Geo. Hcnton has the most x
stcnsiuc and cheapest corn har-
vcstcrs We have seen, II takes IL
rows at u round and all II costs tn
run II Ii n little corr bread nHd
molasscs.
All persons having chiidr"h 10
let for the winter OH easy terms
will do well to apply to Roy Beck
Mt Rodgers schoIl
Frisbcc and Cline Estis
each have some very fine nSel
bottom corn to sell, Melvin ha'
three ears aud Cline has two.
The OLD CRANK.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-06
Peytonia

Rev. Joseph b. Conley preached
ut Loutrc church last Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Lulu Gentry has been om-
ploycd to teach the school again,
Mrs. Robert Bcntly and baby Of
Galloway County visited relatives
Mt Pcytonia, on the 3rd.
John q. Crews is In poor health
John w. Goodman Is sick with
an attack Of Pneumonia.
Rev. w. Hunlcy was at Pcyto-
nin on business last Tuesday.
James Dodd was I'm Danvillc
aud Montgomery last Monday on
business.
The dry hot days Of summer
have passed and We will have cool
nights and warm days in Autumn.
}. A. ID.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-06
West Prairie,

w. ID. Glare and family visited
at Thomas Chapman's Sunday.
X. l.. West went to Ladonia ON
business last Saturday.
Prof. Charles Young began his
school nj Pine Knot Monday.
We predict that Mr.. Young will
make us n OF the best teachers
that has ever taught in our lis
trict.
Mrs. Sarah Moore OF High Hill
IL visiting her ncphews j. Il. and
j A. Ingram.
j.. A. Ingram attended Prcsby-
terry ut Grassy Creek church
In Pike County last week.
Emmett Pew If home from
school at Columbia.
Mrs. Thompson began heI
school ut the Dillon School House
last Monday.
Rev. Lovclacc has been chosen
to be the pastor OF G.. p. church n,
Horeb again. The Lord has
blessed his work here in the past
and we hope such may be thu
case the coming year.
Mrs. Uptegrove, living cast o
Corso, will have a sale this weel
after which she and her famil,
will move to Colorado for the ben
eft of their health. In the las
few years seven OF the famil.
have died OF consumption, and
Is to be hoped the change OF eli
mate may be the means of keep
} ing the remaining members OF tn
family from that dreadful disease
They leave n host of friends VIII
all Join in giving them their be-
wishes, rs they r n good famil,
who will be missed In the neigh
borhood.
/. Jack Whitesides and Green Pan
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-06

they were the acccssions of his
churcc during his recent revival
meetings at Mt. Pleasant.
VIM. Streif of st. Louis Is
spending the week with his moth
or and sisters.
The Band under the leadership
j. W. Gill were in st. Louis par
ticipating In the Labor Day xer-
ciscs last Monday, they crc the
second band in line Of parade of
the Building Trade Council to: the
Fair Grounds, and all report a
good time.
Herman Nichcus and family of
Joncsburg spent Sunday the guest
of A. w. Gcrdcman and family.
Mrs. J.. T.. Reeds Is happy over
the arrival of n fine baby boy last
Monday. DIR. j. A. Evans the at
tending physician reports mother
and child doing fine.
Mrs. II. c. Reeds Of Mexico
came down Tuesday to visit her
son.
We have been crcditably in
formed that n our fellow towns
men, Is tn become u bcncdic. In
the near future, but at this writing
arc not permitted to disclose the
facts.
Mrs. John Brown Of Montgom-
cry City was the guests vi her
sons Martin and Peter lasi Sunday
"W'
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-09-06
New Hope.

Our school commenced Monday
morning, with Miss Rcssie Elgin
rs teacher, with IL scholars cn-
rolled.
VIM. Appling made II business
trip to Galloway Monday.
Mrs. Nellie johnson visited T.
NJ. johnson of cast OF Montgomery
last week.
John Scott of Audrain county
visited Gibson Dickcy last Satur-
day and Sunday.
Add Bishop was visiting Miss
Lottic McCord last Sunday.
Andrew Jackson polcston aud
wife visited their son Jimmie in
Warren county last week.
Mrs. Della Oliver visited ut Mrs.
Kate divers last Sunday.
Rev. 1. NJ. Oliver and wife visit
ed David Fipps and wife last Sum
day evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Kcllar and daughtcrs
we're in the city Tuesday morning.
Rev, T.. d. Brown preached for
US here last Sunday ut II o'clock.
The Misses Sailor of Montgom-
cry, attended preaching here last
Sunday.
Pete Oliver and wife visited Cole
man Oliver mt Farbcr, Mo-, last
Sunday.
John Cox has been laid up for q
few days, the result of n COW
throwing him down n hill ant
hurting his hip.
Gibson Dickcy received from
California last week n fine cane
The cane Is made out Of Mountain
Mahogany, "a very scarce an'
highly priced wood. II is polish
ed very highly and has his mono
gram on II. The cain was n gif
from his daughter, Miss Emma, o
San Francisco, Cal.
Ed Poindcxtcr has found livinI
water on his place, sufficient ia
all his needs.
Mrs. Willie Bishop and Mrs. Mag
gle DUNCAN visited their mother
Mrs. &. V. Wormington last Sun
day evening. o. Y. GUESS.