New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-02

Judge Of Probate. for the probate district includes
NevsrssIesS LOWS S ~ Nso NE s go ssoE
Years 1eT sAe o S only twice N twelve years. Ts
Fari E|ysrTC- N S,SS,ie, i $500 ~
Just attained his majority. and as popular in
Judge Edgerton is again the Republican nominee
Ts Ms year and Is agaia PlStsd agsinss Iudss Nc
date for the place, but the nominee. Alderman
eiaIists have in the Council Chamber says that Sc
= sSSanGinS merely TO MI out the ticket. and that
pace when the other parties have such excellent
For the NIayoralty the hardest sight win be made
Ior that office carries with IL a vast amount OF
lips. is Republican. and the choice OF his party
second time. His administration has strongly
give him another term Ands much favor he
HaS SHOWN his puolie spirit by acting as Street
Sonrnissloner himself and turnins the salary back
INTO the city treasury. The duties OF a Mayor
attempt TO make livelihood in other avenues OF
The Socialistic nominee for Mayor is Thomas
facISrv % sn TG T Tor DAY wages IN typewriter
time FOR mani, years 70 1Te Sod ~ oIi+ios1 49,
omy He is a persuasive and convincing speaker.
and has won many converts to Socialism. He is
also one OF the STRONGEST labor uniOnsts in the city
George P. Sullivan, Democratic nominee for
Is I %eptyseysn years old and is an en-
been an alderman for two years and has Cham
pionef the cause Of Union labor with much per
SsStence- He defeated AsSemblyman Charles j.
Donahue for the nomination DOnahue is the Con-
tional Association of Machinists. and a week ago
was elected president of the Connecticut branch or
Sullivan. of Hartford who was a candidate for re-
election as chief executive of Hartford was due 20
ms preceding election to the presidency OF the
man Donahues case the circumstance operated
against him, his labor friends contending that he
must not have the MayOraltv. the ground that
he would have three remunerative offices. and that
this would be antagonists to the union principle
Of position when he already has one
is James j. Sweeney, an enthusiastic labor union
nan I WHO siahos on ms own RSIIorIn Or Eleven
own, and entertains fear of the possible Election
His greatest hobby is home rule for cities and
tiiIj ne do 10y WIN aIen IerSor 59s IA,
and mines the collective ownership by the people OF
all means of production and distribution. and the
and electric light plants for public distribution OF
thusiastic supporter Of James 6. Blaine for Pres
Sweeney says that had the great statesman lived
until to-day he would have been Democrat. Be
sweeney's house was egged and stoned. and be
suffered other indignities Mr. Sweeney. together
earns his living by hard labor for daily wages
cation E Sheppard Gordy consented TO run again
he would have been elected with practical unanina
Mr.. Gordy for denomination. whereupOn the Re
RaSe and eeetsd % HE IS eenedey the bs
htted man FOR the position IN the city. but the
building OF new schoolhouse the last year has en-
crossed so much of his time that he has asked to
The Democratic nominee for State Senator In the
With Senate District which comprises Derby. r.
Thomas r. O'ConneI. of Hamden. who works in
the factory Of the Drigss-Seabury Gun and Ammu-
milton Company, in this city. and who goes back
and forth between his home and his work daily
Bob" he is Familiarity known. is hUStlinS
labor union and will be heard from II he goes
20 Hartford.
City Clerk John w. Larkin is Democrat who
has remained und:sturbed in his Office through sue
Cessive Democratic and Republican administrations
for six years His continuous tenure is due to his
efficiency coupled with his characteristic aability.
His appointment is in the gift Of the Mayor. and,
as the three candidates have announced that they
wi
outcome of the election.
OF the nine candidates for aldermen, seven are
wOrkingnnen and labor uniOniSts that, matter
which party triumphs, labor viii control the alder
manic board The same ratio Is borne out with
the candidates for members OF the Board OF Educa-
ton registrars, sheriffs and auditors. and more
than half the candidates are men under thirr
years old