New-York tribune., 1902-10-30
CAMPAIGN SIDELIGHTS.

N,I-IDN,7- SWAP DISTRICTS WITH HIM
At Tannany Hall yesterday Congressman Nc
CelIan read editorial in an evening paper SAYING
that not in the entire list Of Tammany ConsLesS
candidates. with the exception ot rahts % &C..
rlson there man qf respectaoe& & s,,S then
Mr. Mcclellan gazed a the paper d Hing among
as eh? Wen. maybe he Is, but "ouiHi s"aF ~
tricts- with him.
,3-HrRP DF,VERY'S GLAD HAND WOULD
PIT IIIM-"BiI" Devery reached out his left hano
when the platform railing broke at the meeChs III
Madison Square Garden Monday night. ana Oy
rraspng young man by the shou'u't - -...
him from being showed off the platform Tommy
smith Devery's political rival in the IHth ps,rlct
sat near Devery at the time and I'm @ ar5 ei
%h% ssks "P A2 smith II that had been you that pey
pened?" I'D be IN the cellar b. this time SAID
Tommy"
DEVERY AS SUPERINTENDENT OF ELEC-
TIONs-The most refreshing bit Of gossip at the
Wigwam in Fourteenth-st. yesterday was that II
Coler should be elected "Bll" Devery might sue
ceeed John McCuIagh as State Superintendent "f
Elections. ''McCullagh was an ex-Chief when ap-
pointed to mis- Job. said DeVery nan; an VIZ ~
best Chief New-York ever had. take his place?
WORKING FOR HER FATHER AND DRESS.
On the East Side there is one little dark eyed
girl who is watching the outcome Of the Senate
contest with than the usual feminine supply
of interest because her father is the candidate.
Irdorsed by the labor unions and supported by
James B. Reynolds Nathan Blur and dozens or
other Of more than district Importance. mayer
Shoenfeld. the father, is making a splendid hight
against Tim" Suivan's candidate But deeply as
she is interested in the fight for her fathers sake
this little girl has more absorbing interest mas
gerald her fathers opponent hearing Of the sturdy
support the little partisan was giving her latner,
promise il she succeeded in electing her father.
that he (''Jack" Fitzgerald would buy nsT the the
he
already planned the gown and as she sits IN tne
and stamping circulars. she IS looking forward to
victory and the fulhlment OF the promise
COLER's PICTURE ON A COFFIN.-in Third
ave. between Thirty-fourth and Thirty-htth sts.
there is a progressive and public spirited under
taFer of decided Democratic sympathies. whose
political faith has suffered shock recently NO
ticing that the baker, saloonkeeper and other
dealers had all put up pictures OF their 1avorite
candidate the undertaken took IL into HIS head 70
make a demonstration on his own part Inc oest
OF his window was given Up 20 nahos2ne I- f5Is
the terrihed Democrats beheld yesterday. suspend
settling on the lid OF the coffin, splendid likeness
of Bird $ Coler The Republicans OF the district
snc saye not IN qGse hs ah an5 IN his choice has so
refused yield 10 the enreateS or tne democrats
and remove the prophecy from his window
TO CONGRATULATE THE wINNER.-The
amenities of the campaign are not always as
brusque on the East Side as people are led 70 be-
Heye at times. Two men who are making strenu-
Gus efforts to defeat each other in Senate fight
in a district through which the Bowery passes met
In the street the other day.
Hello Mayer" said the Democrat
How dye do. John" the hearty reply.
mo hard feelings necessary. are there:' inquired
the Sullivanite
Not that know Of -,-,
wei then. ia ike TO tell you you're making
great fight .
'Oh. l hope not
well, I'll make deal with you: the one OF US
gratulate him
"That's go I guess ia better give you my ad-
dress now" Exchanging cards and bows Jack
Fitzgerald and Mayer Shoenfeld shook hands and
parted.