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The Florida star., 1902-11-14
New Paint For the British Nav,

New Paint For the HrItfsn N1"S'
Within short time all the ships or
the British navy will be painted
uniform gray. which will take the
place OF the black and yellow of the
home fleets and the white Of the ships
serving In tropical waters. After much
experiment the selected color was OBJ
tanned by the mixture of six pounds OF
white paint with eleven ounces or
black
The Florida star., 1902-11-14
Physicians Prescribe 1t.

Many brOad-minded physicians pre-
scribe Foley's Honey and Tar, as they
have never found SO safe and reliable q
remedy for throat and lung troubles as
this great medicine. For sale by Wilson
d Son.
The Florida star., 1902-11-14

The Columbian government has enter
ed protest against the action of the
United States in placing marines OH the
trains which cross the isthmus.
The Florida star., 1902-11-14

ton, O., while hunting on the Miramichi
shot and killed moose at the distance
of $50 yards, one shot from 80 call
ber Winchester rife.
The Florida star., 1902-11-14
:il strike,

thc coal
mp the chimney
l:lo~S my soul,
~~-. yet 50 familiar,
1rcr h,iitVr its true
-. --.:'rc. children: hold your hands
here:
Feel II comm up the fIue?
Gracious me. il makes one happy!
Bring your chairs and sit around
Feels just like IL did last winter:
Sounds just like ii used To sound;
Same old rosy. coy corner.
Same old warm and grisly rug.
Same old cradle over yOndcr:
Same dear baby just as snug.
Jane you sit there by the table;
Tom. come sit on mothers knee;
John go out and get the apples:
Hurry; see how long you'll be.
Rob, run down. bring up your daddy;
Tell him that his pipe Is filled:
Tell him that his chair Is ready
And that old Jack Frost is killed,
p. .. Lear in Philadelphia Record
The Florida star., 1902-11-14
COUNTY DIRECTORY,

COUNTY OFFICERS.-A ID. Penney. Titus
vile, county judge; Jas. Andrews Titus
Vile. prosecuting attorney; A. A. Stewart
Titusville, clerk circuit court; j. F. Woot-
On, Cocoa, tax assessor; E. w. Hall. Titus
vile, tax collector; F. II. Boye, Titusville,
treasurer;R E. Minis BOnaventure. superin-
tendent public instruction; J. o. Fries, Ti-
tusville, county surveyor; j. p. Brown, Ii
tusville, sheriff; T. J. Cockshutt. LaGrange,
registration officer.
The Florida star., 1902-11-14
\ Negro bishops Advice.

Bishop Il. W. ArnCtt of the PittSburg
\. NJ. T.. conference in his farewell ad-
dress 10 the EOun@ ministers advised
them To pay strict attention 10 their
own wives. SAYS Il dispatch from Viii
Transport. Pa. To the New York World.
when you marry" he continued. "and
you 20 10 church OH dark nights. have
but one lantern and let your wife en-
joy that light with You. DO not allow
aEnther mans wife To have the light
VI "a L" walk in the dark "r YOU
I'd Y Ivc trouble" The bishop
Ut ! VI : Il the yuun" men to learn
AZsL t,&&%8s'trive To- feed your
earning and cease
IN a two dollar hat
The Florida star., 1902-11-14

Folev's Honey and Tar always stops
the cough and heals the lungs. Refuse
substitutes. For sale by Wilson q Son.
The Florida star., 1902-11-14

sediment OF Lei
tling indicaieAl-l
unhealthy conc
ton of the hn
neys; If 1t siaii
your linen Il d
evidence Of kid,
ney trouble: tos
frequent desire q
pass II or pain
the back IS AID
The Florida star., 1902-11-14

convincing PROOF uiat tiic nioiSJs $3.50 - =
der are out Of order. 81
What to Do.
There is comfort in Il ~IIowledge "a
often expressed, that DR.. --..r Swamrc
Root. the great kidney remedy fulfills evee
wish in curing rheumatism. pain in IL
back. kidneys, liver. bladder and every pasl
Of the urinary passage. 1t conects inabihtc
to hold water and scalding pain IN passint
II, or bad effects following use Of hquofs'
wine or beer. and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
during the day. and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect Of Swamp-ROot Is soon
realized. II Stands the highest for its won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
II you need medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in SOC. and 81. sizes.
You may have sample bottle of this
sSS ~sGosT5ol bsok thsi dis90TsK ,sII. 60 g.
more about it. both sent g i. ...ss1
absolutely free by mail. 54l@szs ssa:.ssszzszss
address DR.. Kimer & Home Of swamp Root
Co., Binghamton. N. 7. When writing men
ton reading this generous offer in this paper.
The Florida star., 1902-11-14
rhousands Have Kidney Troubi<
and Don't Know It.

Eli a bottle or common glass Win y
vatsr and let it stand twenty-four nou
The Florida star., 1902-11-14

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS r. Walker,
Titusville, chairman; John r. Mot Indian
ola; r. A. Conkling Tillman; JnO. c. Jones'
WOodley; J. Frank Bell. White City. Reg
lar sessions are held first Monday in each
month.
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD.-J. NJ. Dixon.
Tltusville; r. n. Andrews Cocoa; c. Z.
Platts. Fort Pierce.
The Florida star., 1902-11-14

recently Drought out Il III
from the southwest MiranncI~- that
measures siXty-One and half inches,
AMI has sent il to New York to be
mounted AMI placed Oh exhibition. +.
W. Tnlles of Naugatuck. Conn, killed
few days ago OH Rocky brook. New
brunswick. moose whose antlcrS
spread sixty and three-fOurths inches,
with twenty points on the right side
and fourteen OH the left, the largest
blade having a width of seventeen and
half inches in the web. c. II. Butler
OF Pittsfield. Mass. who accompanied
Mr.. TOlleS. shot a moose with fifty
seven inch antlerS. II. ii. Mast of Mil
The Florida star., 1902-11-14

H''H HI"USHt - -.laI lIaCc as have
been brought in thus far this year by
visiting Sport~mau nor Il time when
the heads were So large H"A handsome.
OF thirty heads H. "cdcric-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-20

candidates for Assembly in the LIST and IId dis
tricts. respectively are considered to have sure
thing. nothing except general Democrauc ANU
slide being looked for to defeat them Ihelr DEM
ocratc opponents are Frank F. Jones and isaac M
Brickner.
Tbe state +,cxs+ ,s viewed with satisfaction by
the Republicans OdeII is personally popular
throughout Western New-York, while little Is
known OF Golfer. the vast majority or the voters
having never seen even his likeness on poster.
Judge William z. Werner is expected 70 run ahead
OF his ticket in the contest for the court OF Ap-
meals as he Is exceedingly we'll liked IN Western
New-York.
II has been said that the condition OF the Re
publican machine and the management OF the or
ganization forces in this county by Aidridse ana
his Teutenants have not aroused entire satisfac-
ton at State headquarters especlaly since tns
story of Aldrdges attitude regardinS Assls oad
chairmanship Of the Republican State Convention
AIdridee has made many enemies in the ranks OF
the RepubIicans az the unexpected strength Of
s he Hs has not been active in the
present campaign. and only the otner DAY ne re-
chief show OF enthusiasm so far has been notice
able in GARDENERS old district wne5e tnat eanGi
cradle entertainment has been afforded by this
method. which is new TO Rochester. and always at
The The Registration this year has been unusually
some worry among the leaders. Monroe
orally be depended upon to turn out Republican Sa0
countys vote for Roosevelt was a.T4S and for Van
WICK 1908 a plurality OF 1855. which
usually small. The vote that year for Lieutenant
Governor gave Woodruff plurality Of s.09l, and
for Court of Appeals gave Wallace a plurality Of
26l7. In 1900 the county gave Mckinley plurality
over Bryan of 1851. and OdeIl a plurality over
Stanchfeld OF 45s9. The total Republican vote on
the average is about 25Ooo. IL IS expected this
year that 10 will be somewhat less The average
Democratic vote IL about 1000.
In the Congress contest II is generally admitted
kins will win easily. His first term was salts
factory 10 his constituents. and his denomination
was received with general satisfaction. His Op-
ponent, William De Gran. is young attorney OF
considerable prominence AT the bar but widely
known even In Democratic politics His letter OF
acceptance frank declaration IN support OF
the government ownership plank IN the Hill plat
form Mr.. Perkins. on hts side. has pledged him
self either TO introduce a bill taking the duty of
coal Offering his hearty support TO such a
measure II introduced by some other Representa-
tive.
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Two years ago they got two. who carried in
by James X. MCGUIRE when he ran for Mayor.
As for the men who running for Congress.
Michael Driscon Gep) will have a walkover. as
usual. The Democrats were some time in finding
a man who would stand up TO be knocked down.
hut finally NJ. +. Dillon. Of skaneateles. nomi-
mated ana prevailed on to Dillon is personally
well liked. and viii probably make better run
than did the last Democrat that nominated
for Congress- but he has not the ghost of a show
OF being elected. Onondaga and Madison are
coupled in selecting Congressman.
The contest for state Senator is interesting on
account OF the great run that is being made by
c. A Richardson against Horace White. The lat
ter is member OF the House OF Lords al Al
bany. and has never had any trouble IN being
elected as often lie has run This year. how
ever. Richardson is doing his best TO poll large
vote, and his efforts being watched with great
interest He is a young man. and popular. and
Will probably make the best run of any man on
the Democratic ticket. Senator White Is Ill and is
is leaving the work 10 his trusted friends
The prettiest fight viii be for the position OF Su-
preme Court justice between Attorney General
John c. Davies of Madison County. and Watson NJ
both men are Republicans and that both were cam
didates for the nomination. Davies being success
nomination unanimous at the convention. Rogers 5
friends Were sore. and declared that Daviess nomi-
nation had been brought about by interference
from Governor odell and President Roosevelt. They
s5, f 1 10 run s on me Lndeienoeht 9cket
certificate filed. The Democrats then Endorsed
him
Mr. Rogers IS popular and able man. and that
he viii give the Attorney General hard run no
one doubts for an instant and there are plenty
10 prOphesy that he will be elected. He has a
large normal Republican majority 20 overcome, but
his friends say that he will poll all the Demo
cratic vote and enough of the Republican 10
elect HIM II is certain that he will well in
the northern part OF the State, and IL Is asserted
that he VIII poll 30 per cent OF the Republican
vote IN Jefferson County.
An interesting side issue is the assertion by
former Mayor James x Mcclure that Postmaster
Dwight II. Bruce and Surveyor OF the Port F. A
KuntEsch have been guilty Of ''perncious po-
ntical activity in making campaign speeches
He threatens TO report them 10 the authorities a,
Washington. These men not in the least
scared, and will speak much they want TO.
The coal strike will lose few votes TO the Re-
pubncans, but not enough to cut any figure. I;
may be said that the Democrats are sorry that the
strike was settled quite soon. They have opened
headquarters at the Vanderbilt Hotel. and have
posted big signs. the following OF which IS
speciment;
"As Il grows colder, vote for CoIer and Coal
The force of this diminished the strik,
settled.
David B. Hi and Governor Odell Will both speai
at the Alhambra. and several campaign meetin q
will be held. OF which Will be addressed 81
Lieutenant Governor woodruff.
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THE ROCHESTER, CAMPAIGN
MORE INTEREST IN COAL THAN IN POI,
ITICS-DEMOCRATS MORE UNITED
THAN USUAL.

Rochester. oct. 10 (speclaD.-The political cam
paign IN and about this city has been marked by
unusual calm and serenity. the approaching visit
of Governor Odel and his party next Thursday
being the first real excitement which the season
has yielded. One reason urged 10 account for this
state of affairs is that the attention Of the people
has been given 10 the problem OF securing fuel to
ward of the winters cold rather than TO sizing up
the pretensions Of opposing candidates II is ex-
pected however. by the managers of both parties
that from now to Election Day things will be-
gin to move. and much enthusiasm any on
year contest stimulate will be manifested
Monroe has long been known one OF the sure
Republican counties OF the State. and ndicat lions
are that this year II will be exception TO the
rule. = slightly different condition OF affairs ex-
lists this campaign. however. which makes the reek-
oninG not quite much the straightaway as
heretofore. For the first time in many years the
Republicans confronting a united Democratic
line Of battle. The Ratchet Of past feuds has
been buried by the warning factions. and leaders
who have had political dealings with one an
other for a decade have met, smiled and sworn
allegiance. The forces thus Joined are working
with might and main for their candidates The
result Of this sudden unified activity is feared IN
ono place especially by the Republican leaders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-20

and that is in the XLIVth Senate District, where
William w. Armstrong is running to succeed him.
self in opposition to George Z. Warner. The other
districts. both Senate and Assembly. are generally
conceded to the Republicans. Warner is probably
the strongest candidate the Democrats could nave
put In the field. He has been twice elected Mayor
on the Democratic ticket. Last year he was beaten
by seventy 1.-TWO votes A. J. Rodenbeck. George W.
Aldridge's candidate, being the successful oppo-
nent- 1t secret that Warner entered the
Senate fight this year against his will. as he was
anxious to run again next year for the Mayoralty.
The Hill element. that knitted him last year. rallied
20 his support this fall Armstrong two years ago
carried his district by a small margin against FRED
erick Smith, in campaign in which the Demo
Gratis were split in two factions. II was openly
stated that Aldridge hestated give the word Tor
Armstrong; candidacy this year. but at last re-
luctanty consented.
Armstrong weakness is affecting somewhat tne
chances of the two Assembly candidates IN the
lid and WITH districts-Eugene Dwyer ana Ioiih
Palace. Dryer is running against Joseph io1er'
and. IL is estimated. has about the same chance
or winning that Armstrong has I'm the Senate nshe'
Palaces outlook against A. C. Beebe Is much
better. Dryers fight is being made In forme.
Assemblyman Richard Gardeners old district ana
Gardiner Is running for County Purchasing AsenI
Merton f. Lewis. in the XLIIId Senate Dise'NI
Is considered safe against Everett Gibbs. the Den-
ocratic candidate, although the latters persona
popularity is considerably greater than L1~is >.
Aartin Davis and George II. Smith. Republican
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gates The name OF Edward Murphy. jr, Tor
the nrst time in years did not appear on inc
roll OF Democratic State Convention
GETTING EVEN WITH SMITH NJ. WEED
Then Smith NJ Weed, Of Plattsburg, had Of
Tended Mr. Hill Mr. Weed once thought he
vould have Mr. HnPs support for United States
Senator Mr. HIN took the Senatorship himself
Then Mr. Weed. in the early part OF 1892 made
a tour n the South and West, and the delega-
lions OF various States OF the South and West
opposed the nomination OF Mr.. Hin for President
az the Democratic National Convention OF ls92
In this year. 1902. Smith NJ. Weeds friends had
a majority IN the convention in Clinton County
which elected delegates 10 the Democratic State
Convention. To their anazernent there was a
bolt instigated as Of Mr. Weeds heuten-
ants believed. by Mr. Hiil. The boiling delega-
ton, by direction Of jeremiah Finch the Demo-
cratic State Committeeman Of the Senate dis
trict and a lieutenant Of Mr.. HIM, was admitted
10 the Democratic State Convention and the
friends OF Smith NJ. Weed were excluded. More
over, the committee contested seats, which
controlled by Mr.. Hill. refused % admit
the Weed delegation. The delegation was
headed by Thomas +. Conway, the Democratic
candidate for Attorney General in lSBS and In
1900. Mr. Weeds friends returned home 10
Plattsburg TO ponder over this matter I'LL cleo
ton Day.
Mr. HW plainly intended by nominating
George r.. Finch, Of Glens Falls for State Treas
Nrer TO gain votes for the Democratic party in
Northeastern New York. and yet jeremiah
Finch. a brother of George r. Finch, takes part
IN this exclusion OF the friends Of Smith M
Weed, the chief Democrat Of Clinton County,
from the Democratic State Convention. It will
thus be observed that Mr.. Coler has reason 10
think that Mr.. Hin by his proceedings at the
Democratic State Convention drove away sup
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days he VIII start things humn,,ng IN his us,,.,
manner. III MS usual
o. -, ant FACTOR in this campaign IN this
I.It WIN ne the Young Mems Republican Cl,,b
M,ion Is getting well organized Committees tror,
e-ro were appointed in every ward of the c,t,,
~ III getting Republicans out 10 rag,s,ar
on sIactJo heinoers will assist In the sauna rnon
ss,-ersI gay In getting voters ont -
their auspices 'eS VIII also be held under
, me democrats always take tbis a,s.-,o.
SoHCi uSlon- They - slS "a
Pennbncors NSr or ganzed and active yorE OF ~ ~
vork ~ as 80 rar they have done N as . tue
their dificrI, .u; except at their conventIons g.
the different norn,ntosI persuadng men to accent
. LES nave been scheduled nv tS no Pnass meet
b91 ~ Is probable that one or tv @ al,
;sfrc mas been the custom in the s,xtb
doTse5 tb oi many years the Democrstt Juulciai
me Republican nominee in USldls nave In
election of 10y Ieaying Opposition 70 sh ou1t
now on ~ 800 " alter LLOYD Smith 90 E|is.,e
The ~ , tie appellate Division Bennb vi Einira
DRYDEN tbs p sl-s are that John w Dvv,,b, -,
pired term IN So1 oIlcah nominee TO MI the uneS
and sIso 20 - congress- OF Judge George W Ps
81 49, - represent the new S>Sxehs w. ray
III Lex congress. will be siecfaS IN bistrict In
sssn e tisyoIty that the old XXVftb n sD9u. the
for the past asca 20 give Mr. Ray every two wears
=. angIS Is no doubt Of the election ., nm,
onaSfion ss aIul9ates In this district I',s onI
snSicafior 40 OF maiorities And thera a. avar
these rna.ori,,e Igil vote is polled that ali ~
years. State sen mld De up TO those OF former
sues 4 rogers and Fred ID Allen viii men
iase .rger majorites in proportior r. ~ ,s1
Fo- 49, S S1an TWO years and one wear ago
state ueket 1t is again a question only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-20

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo- Quinins Tablets This .ixna-
sors ArX = on every boz. 26c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-20
BROOME COUNTY CONDITIONS
LIGHT REGISTRATION ON THE FIRST
TWO DAYS IN BINGHAArTON-
QUESTION OF MAJORITY.

Binghamton. ". Y. Oct. 10 (SpeciaD.-Now that
the coal strike s settled voters this district may
settle down TO politics But FAR. aside from the
multiplicity OF conventions little has been done in
this district 20 indicate that important cam
paign is on
The first active campaign gun" viii be fired by
the Republicans in this city next Tuesday night
when a meeting will be held in the Stone
Opera House under the auspices OF the Broome
County Young Mems Republican Club. The speak
ers Will be State Controller Nathan L. Miller OF
gortlandt. and JOB Hedges. Of New-York. On Octo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-20

can by 2ooo. Governor oden win undoubtedly
ceive the fun Republican vote allowing for the
fact that the registration is smaller than It was
last year There is no municipal election this fall.
which accounts for the decreased registration.
The four members Of the Assembly Messrs. Tam
m0nd. Traub. Williams and Cabin. who represented
Onondaga County in the Assembly last year, were
renominated without opposition. and will be re-
elected by substantial majorities The Democrats
rarely get member OF Assembly from this county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-20

~ the majority which the Republican nominees
will receive Had Coler been nominated two years
ago he would have received from 900 to 1900 more
Votes in Broome County than he will this fan.
Covernor OdelI by his work Governor has gained
nnch In popularity in BroOme County during
the mast two years. While II is doubtful If the vote
is nearly large as two years ago, IT is believed
that OdeI's majority will be nearly large as
in 1900 when he received $3.50 more votes in Broome
Tounty than did Stanchdeld. The placing of
Marian L. Miller the ticket for State Controller
and Senator Higgins for Lieutenant Governor will
help 10 keep up the full Republican vote In this
lIzt-i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-20

this respect the Republican workers. better organ
tied than the Democrats. have done more work
and II is believed that the registration Is favorable
from a Republican standpoint.
Senator George + Green is again chairman OF
the Republican County Committee and has that
committee well organized Mr. Green himself has
been compelled TO be out OF the city most OF the
time for the last month. and on that account, per-
haps, less has been done than otherwise would
have been in opening the active work OF the cam
paign. Mr. Green Will be az home moro from now
until election. and # is expected that within a few
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-20

her 2s Governor OdeU will speak in Binghamton on
his itinerary around the State.
Up TO the present time the most important and
discouraging thing. from political standpoint. was
the light registration for the first two days in this
cty Because of the strong Republican majority
in this district a light registration is always taken
by the Republicans a bad omen for their side.
They have accordingly worked hard the last two
days, and for the final days of registration have
largely overcome the deficiency OF last week In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-20
SITUATION IN SYRACUSE.
HARDLY ENOUGH UNCERTAINTY TO
MAKE CAMPAIGN INTERESTING
THE SUPREME COURT CONTEST.

Syracuse, Oct. ~ (Speciall.-There is hardly
enough uncertainty about the result OF the election
In Syracuse and Onondaga County TO make the
campaign this year interesting Onondaga County
is normally Republican county by several thou
sand majority. and Syracuse is normally Repubn-
The colored American., 1902-03-22
The Pen and Pencil Club.

The last meeting of the Pen aud Pen
Gil Cub, held at the residence Of Mr..
S E Lacy, 1872 10Th street. was very
entertaining Prof. Kelly Miller read
an original story, Consciousness Of
Color" sociological Judy which drew
OF much discussion. It dealt with
the marriage.of Negro with s white
girl the latter knowing nothing OF
race pre- judice-and the disastrous re
suits following her becoming conscious
of her color. The husband dies and en-
bsrrassments are providentislly dis
posed of. The story was q vehicle to
bring forth logical argument showing
the inconsistency af drawing lines
against natural sffinities because of
racial differancies. The next meeting
will he held on the first Thursday even
ing in April, when Mr.. r w. Thomp-
son will talk on ''The Central Idea Of
Newspaper Work."