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New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

JOHN NJ KELLOGG. OF COURT OF CLAIMS.
TO SUCCEED JUSTICE RUSSELL
IRT TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE J

Albany. Oct 16.-Governor Odeu had a confer
ence to-day with some leading Republicans OF S.
Lawrence County about the appointment OF Su-
preue Court justice 10 Ill the vacancy caused BY
the resignation of Judge Leslie " Russell and
about some other appointments The Governor
finally announced late this afternoon that he had
appointed John ~ kellogg. OF OgdensbUrg. at
Eussels successor IN the Supreme Court. and then
had appointed County Judge Theodore II. Swift,
or PoJsdaU, st. Lawrence County, as Judge kel-
logss successor IN the Court OF Claims. Further.
the Governor announced that ne had appointed
Leonard p. Hale or Canton, as county Judge OF 81
Lawrence County. TO succeed Judge swift
The ST Lawrence County Republicans who Wis
ited Governor Odell and held conference with him
were Senator George r. Malby. Assembynan Ed
win !. Merritt jr-, Judge Kellogg. Judge Swift
and NJ Hale Messrs kellogg, Swift and Hale
were all candidates for appointment as Supreme
Court Justice. Judge kellogg several years age
was the candidate OF the St. Lawrence County Re
pubAcans for the Republican nomination for At
tOrnev General
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
NAMED N GENERAL KINGS PLACE
,,,rrs r WILLIAMSON NOMINATED FOR
CONGRESS- BY REPUBLICANS OF
TIE WITH DISTRICT

lanes T williamson, lawyer. Of No 22o Broad
NJ, Manhattan. who lives AT No 57 Scherner-
bor,-s- Brooklyn. has been nominated for Con
Gre. rv the Republicans in the With District IN
- -o-irry. The selection was made last night
- ---7irree of which John Hill Morgan vas
ob.tr-ran. which had been appointed by the nomi-
natins To-l-'VSIlS To-'..- takes the place Of General
49, r. E,ine who refused 70 accept the nomna-
ron after II had been given 70 MN ne candiasLe
t1;a115 ~ Michael J. Dady-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
xrw opELL CLUB FORMED.

r.-.,-,i- p Odeu club was formed Wednes-
a. a,-s-ira AZ No 17oo Second-ave. by Republi-
csIs ~ the XXNth Assembly District and was
+.I4a5 ~, over one hundred and fifty representa-
rive Republicans The following orheers were
elected. John c. Graham president, henIS @ IIo'n,
-. - --sei5ant. Lawrence F. Barrett, second
III 80 ,,rssi5ert: Charles Roth, recording secretary
- t,-.r5--g4st financial secretary; Joseph n:
J.. :. .eL- L1s,-Tsr The next meeting will be held
- CS-tt, .s5ay ar which prominent speakers and
local Candidates will be present
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
UNION CERTIFICATES THROWN OUT.

Harrisbu-g Penn. oct. 16-The Dauphin County
Court TODAY declared invalid the certificates Of the
stare nominees or the Pa-tison and Pennypacker
fartions OF the Union party This action d-sPoseS
Of a bitter contest growing our OF an enorl 20
-. ,ba T-rior rarrv fndorsernent for the can
didatss for Governor or the Denocratlo ana ana ne ne
T-TTIiesD tickets The convention was o-lSlndII
raiIa,l IN the interest OF Robert E PattlSon the
Democratic nominee. but II was captured. oE
sriards ~ Ax-TT4E- PecnvpacEer. he Repuoicah
caTdfTare and the dispute was orouSht 20 tAV
court in this city for settlement
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
NAY HAVE WITHDRAWN.
EXTRA SESSION IN DELAWARE THOUGHT
To MEAN THAT HE IS OUT OF THE
RUNNING FOR TWO YEARS
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE !

lBE TELEGRAPH IHl5lNE-i
Dover, Del Oct. Ex-Governor HUM refused TO-
day TO talk OF the call for special session OF the
legislature. Secretary OF State Layton. who IS
close To the Governor. and one OF the leaders or
the Union Republican party was equally silent
when approached on the subject OF special ses-
sion Numerous inquiries received at the state
House through the day remain unanswered The
general opinion here tonight is that the call Will
be made either tomorrow or SaturcaN n tle TOT
the members TO assemble here Monday.
The regular Republican leaders tDuponp declare
thar the seven men who held out TWO years ago
can under no circumstances be induced 70 vote for
Aidicks Without their assistance, as IS well known
N rba Union Republicans the election OF AddlckS
is frnposs. BILE one version OF the session IS Jnat
the regulars becoming alarmed lest tney lose
sor,a ~ their stronghOIds, have agreed 70 COM
promise on two Senators, neither OF Whonn shaIl
be Mr. Addicks. leaving Mr. Addicks IN tne nSht
two wears hence.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
DAVIES MUST DEFEND

Watertown. N Y. Oct 16.-Clarence Z. PITTS Of
OsWeso. chairman OF the Prohibition Judicial Com
nlIl1ee' mas oegun mandamus proceedings against
the Secretary OF State. John T McDonougb ~
show cause why the OF Watson N Rogers
should not be substituted the Prohibition tiSEat
IN place or AlOnZo NJ. LeffingwelI RESIGNED Tba
Application for the peremp-ory writ is returnabIe
before Justice Belts at Kingston to-morroV At
torney General Davies. Mr.. Rogerss opponant for
Suir
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
JUSTICES NOMINATIONS TEyDFPFn

Before thirty-fve Assembly district reDreser-a-
tives acting as a committee Of notification rs.ob
Marks, acting as chairman. formally rendered the
Democratic nominations for justices Of The sr
preme Court Of the Ist Judicial District 70 F5v-5
B Amend. Edward E. Mccall and Vernon n ne
last night At the Democratic Club
In his speech Nj Marks avoided refa-a-o. .,
rbe polltical situation and iwelt rrsfDI,- o. -
high character OF the justices of the sIIrars NJ
Court
In rendering the nominations Mr. Marie r,a,-5
rba candidates Tor their ability TO assume ~. I-
Tor which they were nominated, "a theV r.
osvriuF declared that they bound - a.
pledges
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
wooDpIrFF JUBILANT OVER OUTLOOK.

Lieutenant Governor Woodruff was jubilant yes
terday over the outlook for tne Nepu'ii'a" cam
paie- in Kings county ., - -
- -.,+rs,,eut OF the coal strike removes the
- - 81 the Democrats in this campaign ne
80 - - his county the Election Day hgurss
will the PsqRss9aO s qRsPaOas3 Ea2 1ss state T fekei vii
loca! VlcloiIt we viii elect our candidate tor
arrs tnv ID majority OF the Candidates lot con-
grass and the legiSldluIe-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
BRISK TRAFFIC on TIE CANALS.

Albany. Oct ls CspeciaD.-There were shipped on
ae states canals f. the second week Of October
@SsS tons OF freight, as against s5.l53 tons last
year This increase has occurred. although no
1.thracite coal was shipped. Superintendent Boyd
" NE Department o3 Public Works said to-day;
st ~ Tor the trouble in the anthracite mines re-
s-.Sng IN cutting OF entirely for nearly ve months
aslf scite shipments. the present season 50 Tar
ssSstolng 70 the figures. would have been the nest
s-e canals have seen for many years.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
oDELL PLEASED WITH THE OUTLOOK.

lBV TELEGRAPH TO THE Tribune
Albany. Oct 16--GovernOr OdeIl was busy at the
executive chamber to-day disposing OF some bust
ness which had accumulated while he was in New
York He said that he had chats with the Repub-
lican leaders and the chairmen OF upstate county
committees while in New York and that he was
gratihed by their reports OF political conditions in
their neiShborhoods- The Governor will remain
here the remainder OF the week but may 20 10
NeM-N0rk q MnnlaN
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
sTEcKLER.s BRIGHT PRosPEcrs.

The managers OF Justice Alfred Steckler's cam
paign report Unprecedented demand for the
judges portraits The greatest demand comes
from the Tammany strOnghOlds. Indications now
are that Justice Steckler will carry every Demo-
cratic Assembly district, with the exception OF
seven Two presidents of powerful labor unions
called at the headquarters. in Twentythrd-st last
nl-ht, and told the managers that their unions
would on Sunday next formally indorse the Judge.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
BDoRSEs TIE ADMINISTRATIONS

IBy TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
weldon, n. c, Oct l6.-EN-R Representa- tive Cheat
nan Haaoe strong speech here to-day al the Re-
s-eAean convention. iudorsing the administration
" " declining e nomination FOR Congress. ;. Fl
'i0A postmaster an Wilson, nominated
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
IBy TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

rssNEERs SAY POWER CAN BE SUCCESSFULLY
DEVELOPED By sUsoCEHANNA RIVER
lBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Baltimore. Oct 16.-The engineers who. in the in
tsrsst Of the Continental Trust Company OF Balti-
more, have been investigating the utility Of the
sasgushznna River for the DEVELOPMENT Of great
sscr-cl power on the Niagara plan. have report
&c fsTorahly Plans for the work have been IN
Sksd. with the exception OF certain details as 10
hydraulic engineering II Is proposed 10 furnish
light and power 10 Baltimore and many towns in
the northern part Of the State. between this city
and the rver, and also ElkIQn, Wilmington. Del.
and other points east Of the river.
The Continental Trust Company. which has an
option on the purchase OF the United Electric and
Power COMPANY % Baltimore, until November Is
Will Il Is reported, soon close the deal. involving
nearly sAOUyJv. A new company Will likely De
formed 70 take In this and other lighting and
power companies as part Of the Susquehanna power
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
ssrEEHAN MEN say IT'S RARNEs.s- -E-c--.

The Sheehan men last night asserted thar v-fu
lam Barnes jr-. chairman of the executive c,-,
rrittee OF the Republican State Comn1f-+s. -
hack OF W Jay Forrest. OF Albany. who has ~,
objections 70 the independent certificates sla4 -,
the Secretary OF State, upon which the c.
Nevy-York Democracy bases its hope Of -l,,t
ticket this fall William Hepburn Russell ,t,
man Of the executive committee. before L."
this city for Albany last night. said that ne -
been informed that Mr.. Barnes was responsible -.
Forests action.
''Mr Barnes OF New-York and Albany 10 81,
gentleman who takes the responsibility of -,
q fight against US" said Mr.. Russell He s7
n - Iaboring under the dsusion that bsoa,e eells
McDonough. the Secretary Of State is a SIr
offcial he McDonough viii be Influenced ~, ILlean an
san considerations ia dealing with a rnatter 80 u
Nh McDonough's reputation an honest 0s55a,N,
Is enough 70 discourage Mr.. Baruess assIn7r+t- -lal
don't mind saying that Ne shall immediateiT ral -
10 the courts If certificates thrown On,
have secured the names necessary 10 g1ve We
nlace on the State ticket after the expeD5,t,-s = a
considerable money and a vast amount 80 oI
work II would be a scandal thar would riDs lard
one end OF the State the other II partiss 4IOil
alterations should have the least weight vitb e,
oficials IN determining the validity of our ce-,is
Gates.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

citizens in affairs OF registration and voting a
eelegation OF these lawyers will be at the club
mouse No so Fifth ave. each evening until Elec
oa LAY ready TO give advice and assistance 20 any
-O.srs s VINO need II and who call there for that
t;f-IpOss any Republican voter desiring informa-
Soh 10 -ggsn communicate with the Republican Club
y teIephone. No. S07 Thirty -eighth-st The
1s,-oLInItIee Is arranging 70 have representative
- EES4s ana oondSnnen az the Supreme Court and
O. O-t0 olHersnr police courts Election Day
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
Low TO PRESIDE AT oDELL MEETING.

Secretary George r Manchester Of the Repub-
can County Committee. said last night that he had
Just received word from Mayor Low that the
Mayor would preside, October 20. at the Cooper
Union meeting. where Governor Odell is TO be one
OF the Speakers. Richard T. Greene will preside
al the DUrland Academy meeting
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

According 70 Abraham Gru5er. in his opening re-
marks at the ratification meeting held in the XEIst
Assembly District a. Colonial Hail last evening
NJ Hi is so enthusiastically in favor os his can
d.Gate that one can almost hear him sing the fore
going song NJ Gruder followed this by SAYING
As individual I Will say this-where mo-
nopoly. whether II be m ice beet or coal exists
II an Industry where products are needed for the
food and shelter Of the I1ocring man and his fam
tly. l in favor Of driving u out OF existence
But should be careful thar We are not in the
case OF the colored preacher who 70 prove that ne
could raise the dead. killed his best friend and be-
i1g unable revive him. received the verdict from
the coroner that it was test case and the expert
ruent a failure We cont want that kind OF
experiments"
Nr- Gruber was followed by William H Bennet
who introduced the other sneakers Andrew +
BLrleIgh, az orator OF The EHIsr Assembly, Dis
trtct. and the local nOruIlees-VNIiarn ~ smith
candidate for The Senate from the XIXth Disr~i-t.
William Il. Douglas and Harvey T AnrreVs "a n
G-Gares for Congress from the XI-rr s~= WIN
districts, and Frederick I. Wood candidara for he
legislature from the AHIst Assembly D5srr',r An
the speakers, except NJ Wood discrsss5 80
national and State issues Of the rsunsigv ~
brought down the house by his opening sentence
i not going 10 talk 10 YOU alo-r rsfICrst
issues any other old lssues-I am going ~ ~
elected 70 the Assembly from the ENIs+ TjTs-~iot =
There large and enthusiasts crows --es
enr ndOrse the State ticket and greet ne focal
candidates Before the meeting there V-aE /. a.
ulay OF fireworks and brass band rl3va9 ~o,,-I,-
airs between the speeches
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
mo c,,-r ASSISTANCE To VOTERS

The campaign committee Of the RsPpIm9an s-os o'Io III,
of the city Of New-York mas ,or, Of which
49,. z Haviland is chairman, corps OF iaw
.ad 10 look after the legal interests OF
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

II you do not know where you should reg
isfer, go 10 the nearest registration booth
ana examine the map showing the Location
the polling places.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

All registration places open TODAY -
tween the hours OF a. m. and 10 n. m II a.
the third day of registration. next 10 ,h
Iast.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
HILL TO SPEAK IN THE wIGwAAI
PEARED THERE

PEARED THERE.
Ex-senator Hill is 20 be the star speaker a the
big mass meeting be held in and rear Tammauy
Hail next Wednesday evening n connection with
this Secretary Thomas +. Smith yesterday issued
the following statement:
This is Nr. Hilrs first appearance in Tammany
Hail for many years Lewis Nixon VIII preside,
ana the other speakers viii be Charles y. Buleer.
OF Oswego. Democratic candidate for Lieutenant
Governor. John = StalchCela. OF Elm-ra. Martin
W LyrtletOn, OF Kings County William A Barber.
Attorney General of Georgia and
dent OF the TiIden Club. Senator Thomas T. Grady.
John J. Delauy. Randolph Guggenheimer, antonio
yucca. William F Cirel-, Colonel Joseph A CioIl-
den. Assistant District Attorney James ". Ds-
borne John A. Hawkins. Congressman William
sulZer and Thomas q T. Crane
There VIII b. I'VE outdoor stands n the street,
three OF them II front OF Tammany Han near
Fourth-ave.. which will be known the German
stand. and one stand Irving Place. 10 be known
8 the Italian stand. There VIII b. several bands
OF music and plenty Of fireworks.
Il is eleven years since Mr. Hill last spoke in
Tanmauy Hail.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

"egisser to-day. any time before 10 o'clock
'o-hisht The registration books are closed
et mat hour Tomorrow night
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17

REPoRT on PLAN FOR ELECTRIC PLANT.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-17
CoLER IN SONG N xxIsT.

Birdie IS 50 good
Birdie IS so fair,
With our little Birdie
No one can compare.
BRIDES very lips.
Brides blight blue eyes
Oh. 10 gaze II Birdie e fsre-
That Is paradise.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-03-14
DYSPEPSIA Cure

average annual loss ratio has never
exceeded IS per cent. and for the seven
years the average ratio was only stA
Per cent. and less than 50 per cent. OF
our business In preferred business. We
therefore. have no need OF an advance
In rates and cannot admit any obliEa-
o on our part 10 exact 10 merely be-
cause other COMPANIES are doing IL. IL
we could stand Il % per cent. reduction
on preferred ris ks. the association
ought TO be able 10 get along without
n % per cent. advance on ion-pre-
ferred risks.
In conclusion. We desire to pay our
respects to the wisdom. the sagaclty.
n foresight OF those who are respon-
sible for this most untimely disturb
ance OF most wholesome conditions in
North Carolina. Just north OF US aud
Just south OF US the insurance com
panies in their organized capacity have
been driven out. The hand Of the
people and Of the lawmakers has been
raised against them. hated. suspected
and outlawed. But they have Jared
well at the hands OF the people OF
North Carolina. The legislature OF
1899 enacted one OF the fairest. most
liberal. and most progressive insurance
laws that "a be found on the statute
books OF the country. The last legisla-
ture endeavored TO still further perfect
"a" = pASASNtCSOlS iAao oAAt pg L
tending the duties and powers OF the
insurance commissioner and other Of
hcials, looking TO the prevention OF &C
cidental fires. ard TO the punishment
OF those that are fraudulent NJ, and re-
pealed the Craig law largely because
1t had been found to work q hardship
to the foreign insurance companies.
And more than this, IL these same
beneficiaries OF our present state laws
maintain a degree OF sanity In their
dealings with the people OF the state.
1t is a most reasonable presumption
that the next legislature will still fur
ther improve its system OF fire proven
ton which the Insurance commissioner
is surely and patiently evolving. a sys-
tenn that means more TO the perma-
nent betterment of underwriting In
North Carolina than all the rate adj
vances that can be piled on. But III
this advance in rates stands. all that
has been accomplished for the general
good of the business in the last three
years. and much that the future prom
ises. has been swept away: for IL is
without excuse. Il is unrighteous. 1t Is
a fragrant folly. and being these things
invites retaliation from the people,
that is as sure to come as the judS-
ment.
The step we are taking Is, perhaps.
a grave one: but we believe that the
future OF the insurance business q
North Carolina Is at stake. we believe
that what we need in North Carolina
for the permanent good OF the business,
is not high rates, imposed without con-
sideration. and breeding irritation and
retaliation. but the thing we need above
all things. is TO still further reduce the
loss by fire by fostering the protection
We already ave under the law. and by
winning from the people through fair
dealings and appreciative reciprocity
even far better things. we nave n
faith that there is no informed, unbias-
ed underwater who will not endorse
his position"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-03-14

Rss-s tho a The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature q &WNzZM
The Boer Wars Great Cost.
From the Philadelphia Ledger

CFroln the Philadelphia Ledger.)
When the first call for money and
men was made IN England with which
20 prosecute the Boer war in 1859 the
sum OF $40, 900. 900 was osked for. and it
believed by the blind jingoes that
the Dutch republics could be extingu-
ished in four months by an army OF A.
coo men. The last demand for money
in the past year was for che sum of
1913. AS. 600. and Parliament has appro
priated altogether. Sl04. GAS, 500 for the
conquest Of the Beers. BY the end OF
the present month. which il The end Of
the British fiscal year. the total cost
Of the war will reach at least sS44, OOA.-
600. The wal is in its fourth year, and.
instead of a, 600 men the British force
IN South Africa at the last report num-
Oered 2S7. 900 men. h average during
active operations has been in the neigh
borhood of 200, 900. and the British have
lost by death or permanent disabilities
over $4,000 men, while the total Of Brit
ish casualties. including tie surviving
wounded, numbers 00.I01 men and 5.2io
officers. This is a tremendous sacrlnce
to make in blood and treasure. n the
contest is not ended.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-03-14

Closed by n Visit to Philadelphia
and Cramps Shipyard.

Philadelphia, March 10. Prince
Henry of Prussia finished his Ameri-
can o in this city today and for the
brief space OF five hours was the guest
of this municipality. His reception was
most cordial and his welcome heart
felt. From the ome when the spe-
cial train bearing h imperial visitor
steamed into the Pennsylvania station
the popular demonstration was hearty
and spontaneous.
Prince Henry and party visited
Cramps shipyard and were received
by Charles H. Cramp. who introduced
the royal visitor to the directors of the
company. Prince Henry was thorough
at home in the yard, and, instead of
taking only the forty-five minutes al
lowed by the programme to inspect the
plant, he consumed an hour and forty
minutes in going through the place. In
taking his leave Of Mr.. Cramp, who
escorted him through the yard, the
Prince said: II could stay here all
night"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-03-14
DEATH OF A
At the Confederate Soldiers Home.
Colder Wedding Celebrated-Ex-
perts for Raising Sumatra To-
bRccO.
Messenger bureau,
Raleigh, X. c., March 10.

1IdlelSu, N. S., NhdiSi ~
James Pickett, of Statesville. who
was in Company B Second North Caro-
lima cavalry, died Saturday at the SOL
diers' home and was buried yesterday
afternoon at the confederate cemetery.
which is very near and in SIGHT Of the
home.
The examinations at the Agricultural
and Mechanical college here are in pro-
gress. They began Friday and will
continue all this week.
College base ball games begin April
1st. The selection of teams has begun.
That for the Agricultural and Mechani-
cal college will be chosen tomorrow by
the trainer. king Kelley.
1t is found that the loss by the fire
at the Oneida cotton mill at Graham, is
only IS, 900, instead of $50 as at first
reported.
Several Raleigh people went to Whit
aker's to attend the golden wedding OF
Colonel and Mrs. Kinchin Taylor. There
was a very large assemblage n a
handsome banquet was served.
William r. Crawford, Of Raleigh. to-
day celebrated his list birthday. There
was a reunion of all the members OF his
family, Mr.. Edward Crawford coming
all the way from Tallahassee. Fla
Mr.. Crawford has been In business
longer than.any man in Raleigh-nfty
years. His Oldest son, Mr.. w. j. Craw-
ford. Jr., has for about twelve years
been the steward OF the hospital for the
insane here. /.
The supreme court Gives this week
to the hearing of appeals from the
Sixth district.
Commissioner Of Agriculture Patter-
son, who has been TO Washington to
endeavor to secure the service or ex.
perts in this state for the OWL ano
curing Of Sumatra tobacco, has return
ed and says he feels much encouraged
Connecticut got for ahead of North
Carolina in this matter. Senator SIM
mons and Congressman Moody are CIV
ing special attention to the matter for
this stale.
The county Of Camden has never been
heard from in regard to its needs OF
funds for public schools. Its officials
utterly ignore all letters. circulars and
kilograms. and the officials here do not
know what are its needs.