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New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
PLATT PREDICTS VICTORY
SENATOR SAYS ODELL'S REELECTION
Is ASSURED.
THE RESULT OF REPORTS FROM ALL OVER
THE STATE-KINGS HE ADDS. WILL
NOT GIVE CoLER MORE THAN
1000 PLURALITY.

Senator PIatt after reviewing reports from
leaders from all around the State. announced
last night at the Fifth Avenue Hotel that Gov
ernor OdeIrs reelection is assured beyond any
doubt whatever. Senator Platt also predicted
that the Democratic plurality in Kings would
not exceed 10000
Governor Odell will be reelected by a splen-
did plurality" said the Senator to a Tribune re-
porter. The returns on Tuesday night will
demonstrate anew that New-York is a Republi-
can State David 3. Hills attacks on Governor
Odeu excited momentary interest. but after
being weighed by the thoughtful people of the
State they have fallen fiat The people recollect
that Hill is the same Hill who buried under
a Republican plurality of more than 10000 in
1891 The Republican organization is IN splen-
did hghting trim all over the State. and the
rank and hle are working they never worked
before The apathy noticeable a week or two
go has disappeared. and the voters are alive 10
the fact that this election is the forerunner OF
1901 and that business prosperity is at stake.
The news I received to-day from Brooklyn is
very ging- COler will not have plural
ity TO exceed 100Oo in Kings The predictions Of
the Tammany men TO majorites are not
worthy of serious consideration The attempts
of the Hill men to stampede the farmers not
panning out large results. The abolition OF the
State tax is a tangible argument with the asrl-
culturists. They are with the Republican party
this wear more strongly than ever The re-
ports now being received show that the Repuo-
licans all over the State are dhve 20 Ihe STU
alton. The plurality Tor GoVerhor Ouell viii Oe
a splendid one The people are with Odell De-
cause he has proven himself an admhaoie eA-
acutive T except excellent results from Kings
Lieutenant Governor Woodruff is splendid or
ganizer and he is his mettle in this cam
paign The Democrats are mistaken with re
gard 10 the alleged popularity or Mt Coler IN
Kings There is no doubt about the result on
Tuesday. Oden viii be reelected
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
W4NTREPUBLICANS ELECTED
APPEAL FROM THE RUMANIAN AO1ERI'
CAN. CITIZENS LEAGUE.

The Rumanian American Citizens League mas
issued an address TO its members, which is pub
Iished in to-day's Jewish World, in which
they urge support for the Republican ticket IN
appreciation of Mr. Hays action in the Ru-
manian matter. The appeal is signed by spe-
cial committee, and reads in part as follows
Brethren and Fellow Co-reugioni5ts.
You have all heard OF the outrases committee IN
Rumania against the helpless people of our faith;
Not satisfied with deprivtns US or our civil and
political liberty the audacioCS Rumanlan Govern
nent like the Haman o. old. has threatened our
very lives. In vain did look for help from
European powers. Our great Hebrews all over the
world have exerted all their energies toward ale
Waiting the condition OF our suffering people IN
Rumania but without avail When II looked as
though there was escape for the prosecuted
Jews in Rumania voice was heard which sound
ed like the trumpet ROsh-HOShanah. IL was
the voice of the most powerful nation on eartn
We refer 10 the famous note OF our beloved Presi-
dent Roosevelt through the Secretary OF state
Mr. Hay. 70 all the European powers. calling a matt
TO the inhunanities perpstrated against our oretn-
rem in Rumania; and while reply has Yet been
received the effect OF this remarkable state paper
Is ALREADY felt. II il accomplished anything tt
filled all the powers with shame that they had not
the COURAGE 10 raise their voices for humanity and
il Inundated Rumania before the entire world
Now. appeal 10 you all not only as Hebrews.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
MONEY! MONEY!" CRIES HILL
WANTS $50 FOR EACH UP STATE
ELECTION DISTRICT, But REPUB-
LICANS ARE READY FOR
HIS TRICKS.

Ex-senator Hill busy yesterday raising an
additional $4,000 among the friends or BIRD 3
CoIer for in the closing days of the campalsn-
His plan is TO send $50 to every election aserci III
the State above the Harlem. He spent the greater
part of the day yesterday in the downtown head-
quarters of Mr. Coer in the Mutual Life Bulidlns'
In Nassau-st-. and he had with him. besides MT
Coler William F. Sheehan. Charles NJ. Prestons
candidate for Controller; George r. Finch. eandi-
date for State Treasurer and John Cunneen. eandi-
date for Attorney General The fatfryns session
was not a shining success, according TO Democrats
who were approached yesterday. Mr. Hill told Mr..
CoIer and the others that il absolutely neces-
sary to have $50 to election district above the
Harlem and that the money must be in by tonight
10 be used advanta geOUsly-
A well known independent Democrat member
OF the Catholic Club. was asked TO take charge of
the collecting This man is millionaire. When tho
Hill men made known TO him their errand he rris~
idly informed them that while he might vote for
Coler he did not propose to collect money for the
State committee
The action taken by the Hill men yesterday
bears out The Tribune's story on Sunday last Not
since the Flower campaign have the Democrats
managers had $50 20 a district for up State work
This money will be largely used if Mr. Coler's
friends succeed in raising the desired sum- in hiring
Republican farmers to stay away from the polls
fssl II worked successfully then, but it will not
work this time, because the RepuoHcanS are susru
JcrinS last night mat OdeIIs victory was assured
The Republicans are ready for the gumshoe cam
paign and will OutWiu the Hill men
IL was said last night that one or the heaviest
contributors TO the Democratic campaign fund was
George r. Finch OF Glens Falls. candidate for
State Treasurer Mr.. Finch is understood TO De a
man of large means II was said last night that
Hill had persuaded Mr. Finch that the only rhinS
10 do now TO spend plenty Of money up the
State.
Senator Hill is still at the Hoffman House, out
refused last night talk for publication BIRD 3
Coler about during the evening Ny Coler
said:
why don't ycu ask Colonel Dunn why Governor
Odeu has kept his promise 70 appoint a practi-
cal railroad a. Railroad Commissioner .
When Colonel Dunn's attention was drawn to the
challenge from Mr.. Coler he said that Governor
Odeu had not made any such promise.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
URIBE-URIBE SURRENDERS
COLOMBIAN INSURGENT LEADER SUR
ROUNDED BY GOVERNMENT FORCES.
THE CASUALTIES ON BOTH SIDES SAID TO
BE HEAVY-REBELS NOW OCCUPY
ONLY THE ISTHMUS.

Panama, Oct 2S.-The revolutionary General
Cribe-UrIbe. with ten cannon. 800 rifles and
100000 rounds of ammunition. has surrendered
10 General Marjarres at Rio Fro. Santa
Marta. TO which point General be-Uribe re-
treated after being defeated October II at
La Cienaga General MaTjarres, with 1000
men. proceeded against the rebels from La Gle
naga, and engaged them two days ago. General
Marjarres surrounded the rebels forcing them
to surrender. General Castillo with Gen
eral Uribe-Uribe.
The news of the victory was received here by
General Perdomo and Governor Salazar this
morning in a telegram from General Marjarres-
Details OF the engagement are lacking. but
heavy casualties on both side reported. The
surrender OF Urbe-Uribe is said 10 finish the
pacification of the departments of Magdalena
and Bolivar The revoutionists now occupy the
isthmus only.
In the fight of October II at La Cienaga the
revolutionary force consisted Of 1900 men.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
CoLoMBIA's NOTE ANSWERED.
By The Associated Press)

CBy The Associated Press1
Washington Oct. 2S-It was learned to-day
that a prompt answer had been made by the
State Department TO the latest Colombian note
respecting the Panama Canal treaty, which was
transmitted 10 the department on Monday Its
nature was not divulged. but the presumption is
that il deals almost entirely with Colombias
representations regarding the sovereignty of the
isthmus, which the Colombians feel has been
seriously invaded by the acts of Commander Nc
Lean and Admiral Casey in preventing the
prompt movement of troops across the isthmus
This matter is now the subject of negotiations
between the Colombian Government and Min
lister Hart. at BogOta, and an early adjustment
is looked for. The State Department is anxious
that speedy settlement be reached in order to
facilitate the completion of the Panama Canal
treaty. Senor COncha. the Colombian Minister,
has received ample and specific instructions en-
powering him TO proceed in this matter, which
has been retarded by the controversy which has
arisen regarding transit across the isthmus.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
BRY4N'S TRAIN IN 4 CRASH.
THE sILvERITE LEADER is UNHURT. HOW
EvER-BAD LUCK ON HIS TOUR

Cripple Creek Col. Oct 2S-The Bryan spe-
cial train crashed into the caboose of freight
at Arena in Brown Canyon. fifteen miles above
LeadviIle. to-day. The special remained on the
track but the caboose was thrown from the
tracks and three people saved their lives by
jumping.
The freight train had stopped on a siding TO
let the special pass. The caooose had not
cleared the main line when the special swept
around sharp curve and crashed into II Inc
occupants of the caboose were warned OF their
danger in time 10 save their lives. Mr. Bryan
Uninjured.
The track was obstructed so that the speclal
train could not proceed. Mr. Bryan and his
nartv were nut into an empty refrigerator car
and drawn by a freight engine, were taken 10
Nathop, seven miles away There chalr Car
was attached to the engine and run TO Buena
Vista ana Leadville
At Durango Col, last night, while Mr., Bryan
was delivering a political speech, u was 1ound
that the building beneath the hall was in names
The meeting adjourned. and the audlehce leIt
the building without accident.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
HITCH OVER CANAL TREATY
STATE DEPARTMENTS PATIENCE WITH
COLOMBIA NEARLY EXHAUSTED.
ENERGETIC REPRESENTATIONS TO BE
MADE TO THE BOGoTA GOVERN
MENT-MINISTER CONCHA'S IR-
RITATING ATTITUDE
RITATING ATTITUDE.
GRY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE ]

Washington, oct 2S-Colombia's procrastina-
ton in the canal negotiations has about ex-
hausted the patience of the State Department
and in the course of day or two that govern
ment may be brought to terms through energetic
representations that the United States is very
much in earnest in it's determination to go TO
digging the canal. and now looks 10 Colombia TO
remove the only remaining obstacles to the
prompt prosecution Of the enterprise.
While the investigation of the French title
was being prosecuted last summer and in defer
ence to Colombias s embarrassment growing out
OF domestic disturbances. the State Department
exhibited considerable forbearance. although
aware that precious time was being deliberately
consumed by the Colombian authorities in
charge Of the matter. The apathy of Sehor Don
Jose Vicente Concha the minister from Bogota.
who came here last March for the Ostensible pur-
pose Of brushing away all obstacles and expe,,t-
ing the formalities, never escaped the attention
of administration officials. although variously
attributed TO lack Of ready means OF communi-
cation with Bogota leading TO absence OF in
structions. 10 his retiring disposition. for he
never came near the State Department and ap-
parently avoided association with his colleagues.
II is now known that Sehor Concha has been
nursing such resentment against the United
States. particularly on account OF the action Of
American naval officers the isthmus in carry
ing out treaty obligations 70 preserve freedom Of
transit that he has neglected TO carry out his
instructions from Bogota for the discussion with
the State Department of essential matters re-
latins to the control by the United States OF the
strip OF territory through which the canal route
passes. Much valuable time has already been
lost by this inexplicabe inertness Of the Colon
bian representative at Washington, which is in
such contrast 10 the activity displayed by Mr.
Hart. the United States Minister at BOgota Any
continuance these
TO lead TO a complaint to Colombia Of SenOr
Concha's attitude and such other representations
as may insure agreement in the next thirty days
on a treaty which shall meet the requirements
already prescribed by Congress.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
IRISH uEuBERs DROP CAMPAIGN.
NANyy LEAVE LONDON. WHILE THOSE WHO
STAY DO NOT ENTER HOUSE
OF COMMONS.

London. Oct 2s-Having gained their end IN
forcing the discussion OF coercion, the Nalioh-
slist members OF the House OF Commons appear
40 have abandoned any further parlanehlais
campaign pending the return OF Johh T. r'eu-
uoDa the irish leader in the House. from the
unitea states. A large number of Irish mem
bers left this city to-day for Ireland. Those re-
naming did not enter the legislative CHAMBER
but contented themselves with social intercoutss
In the Hobbies and smoking rooms. AN 1 nISm
questions and motions have ~ peen 81, - 40
as ii uleases without molestation- ,s
Mr. Wyndham. Chief Secretary LOT @ AeiSl.u - InS
been aS6es 10 the ministerial unemployed
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
Panama. October IS

Panama. October Is
Tribe Tribe and Castillo (another revolution
airy generaD surrendered at La Cienaga with
large quantity Of arms and ammunition.
The legation officials declare that with the
surrender Of Tribe Uribe the rebellion in the
interior of Colombia has received its death
blow. and that the complete pacihcation of that
portion Of the country must inevitably follow
He was. they say. the acknowledged leader Of
the rOvemen; against the government. and by
his energy and perseverance in raising and
eqUipping troops and securing assistance from
the outside has kept the revolution going for
some wears General Tribe Tribes movements
have taken him into various portions of the in
terror of Colombia. his early operations being in
the State Of Jolima. later in the State OF san
In Santander, at the head of an army of over
capital Bogota. until he was defeated by a
superior government force on Nav Dc 1900
when the casualties numbered about five thou
sand men in all. IL has been repeatedlv assert
ed by the officials here that General Tribe
Tribe received substantial aid from the gov
ernment of Venezuela, he having visited Caracas
and had frequent interviews with President
Castro. Last year he visited the United states
and for some tire was in correspondence with
the officials of the legation here with a view
10 reaching honorable terms Of capitulation but
efforts in that direction were without s1bstan-
tial result, and General Uribe-JTribe returned 10
Colombia and again took up arms against the
government
General Castillo. who surrendered with Tribe
Tribe is about fifty years old and before ioin-
ing forces with Uribe-Uribe was guerilla gen
eral who gave the government great deal of
trouble.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
LESS ALARM IN NEYICO.
FoRTY-FIVE EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS AT SAN
CHRIsToBAL-LOUD EXPLOSIONS FIRE
oUENTLY HEARD.

Mexico City, Oct. 2s-The latest news from the
southern part of the republic is that the people
less alarmed over shower Of ashes than at first
In some places rain has cleared the atmosphere
subterranean noises are heard at Tuxla, Gutierrez
and this phenomenon seems to be general in the
district where ashes fall There were up TO Satur-
dav forty-ive distinct shocks of earthquake San
Cristobal
Paenque advices are that change be OBJ
served from there in the shape OF San Juan Noun
tain but loud anG prolonged explosions are heard
fTeouenty. Ashes fell all day yesterday The Ind
ians say that Huistprec Mountain is IN eruption
buf this is not confirmed.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
KING OSCARS S4uo4N DECISION
PERSONAL ILL FEELING BELIEVED TO
HAVE INFLUENCED NJ CEDER-
KRANZ's ADVICE
by The Associated Press1

Washington. Oct. 2S-The officials here find
an ample explanation of the adverse decision of
Kire Oscar in the matter OF the Samoan claims
in the statement which comes from Stockholm
to the effect that the Kings decision was in
nuenced by three jurists. one of whom was
NJ Cederkranz. at one time Chief Justice of
Samoa II is stated that while AIine that I'M
pot aant post NJ. Cederkranz came into frequent
collision with Judge Chambers the American
Lana commissioner who afterward succeeded
that the personal Ill feeling which followed un-
doubtedly influenced the character OF the advice
given TO King Oscar.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
COURTNEY VIII NOT LEAVE copyr,1

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE raIBuSr,
Ithaca y. Y, Oct. 2s.-When Courtney ~ ,
left here yesterday morning he announces -. -
was of for a fishing trip but instead -" -
turned up in Boston 70 see the Harvard cran,. -,
II was al the request Of the Harvard rov-,r.. -
thorities, who were probably influences h+ -
Dean II :. White. of Cornell. that Mr. -.
went 10 Boston. He will assist the courtney
for three weeks and viii then return 10 Itbscs
he has no intention or leaving N Cornell for even
Cornell graduate who is thoroughly scogaintsd irt@
visit meant nothing further than that SI.tihey 5
lations between the two universities were cSrdf re-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29

Colon. Oct 2S-The government gunboat Cen
eral Pinzon arrived here this afternoon from
Savanilla. She was sent from that port by the
Governor OF the Department of Bolivar to bring
70 the isthmus news Of the defeat OF the revo-
lutionists under Generals Uribe-Uribe and Cas-
tillo at Rio Frio Both these generals were
made prisoners There Is much rejoicing in
Colon and Panama over the success of Gen
eral Marjarres. and especially over the capture
~ Tribe ITribe
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
COFFEE DISTRICT DAMAGED
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

san Francisco. Oct 2s--Castle Brothers. big cof-
Gee dealers here. received to-day a cable message
s.or, Guatemala City which said that the Costa
[-nca coffee district back OF Champerico has been
badly damaged by earthquakes. Those familiar
,,b the country say that this a part OF
eeLsamperico is wiped out. The earthquake is sup
Sosed 70 have been the result OF the volcanic ac-
Ps,jty that is causing terror near Palenque.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
THE GOLDEN STATE LIMITEp

Via the Rock Island commences Nov. ? Daily
from Chicago TO Los Angeles Santa barbara and
San Francisco Newest finest and most uxuri-
thing TO make you comfortable electric fights. cleo
tric fans. barber shop. bathrooms Booklovers' Ii
brary. compartment and Standard Sleepers. diner.
buffet, smoker, observation car Most southerly
route across the continent. For maps and particu-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
pRoPHEs1Es CENTURY OF PEACE.

London. Oct 2s.-In a speech tonight AZ West
BromUich. stafTordshire. Lord Charles Beresford
expressed the belief that Great Britain was enter
ing on a century Of peace. He advocated closer
union between Great Britain and the United States
and declared that the International Mercanule Ma
rive Covnnsnv was not a monopoly. and that ~
would prove more favorable 10 England man 10
Amerlca.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
NEARLY 100000, 900 RELEASED.
RESULT OF SECRETARY sHAw's EFFORTS
TO RELIEVE THE MONEY MARKET.
IRY rrLrGRAPH 10 THE TRIBCNE.l ]

IBI ---= = -
Washington Oct 2S-Nearly S1OO,00O.OOO in
government money and national bank reserves
has been released by Secretary Shaw and made
available for general circulation since he began
his efforts to relieve the monetary stringency
about six weeks ago, and that amount may be
reached and passed if the depositary banks avail
themselves further of the privilege granted by
the Secretary OF substituting other securities for
United States bonds deposited with the Treas
urer TO secure deposits of government funds on
condition that they Immediately take out addi-
tional circulation on the bonds. officials Of the
Treasury Department do not believe IL will be
necessary TO take any further steps to increase
the circulation beyond continuing the deposits
of internal revenue and encouraging the banks
10 increase their circulation. Treasurer Roberts
furnished the following statement to-day, show
ing the effect of the Secretary's action in detail
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
VOLCANIC ASHES ON STEAMER.

Havana. Oct. 2s.-The Ward Line steamer vigt-
,ia entered this port to-day covered with volcanic
asbes which fell on her on Sunday between Vera
SrIz and Progreso off the isthmus OF Tehuantepec.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
BIG srEAmERs FOR H4RRIuAys LINES
VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN FOR INCREASED ORIENTAL
TRAFFIC BEGUN

Chicago. Oct 2s.-''The Record-Herald" to-
morrow viii say
The management Of the Hartman rnas is
preparing 10 make vigorous camuaipn for in
creased Oriental traffic through Portland with
this end in view, orders will be givsn g. +ha
construction OF four mammoth ocean cong
steamers 10 ply between Portland and Asiatis
ports The cost OF the steamers will he hatI,aan
mage will probably be as large as that ~ ,hose
which are being constructed for the nm iines
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
CRUISER FOR Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN.

King Edward Secretary Chamberlain is 70 go 10
South Africa on e naval vessel. The Admiralty has
assigned the new cruiser Good Hope 10 this duty
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
SrF.vFR SUNK. PASSENGERS SAVED

Tacoma Wash. Oct. 2s.-The steamer Capitai
Civ was sunk of Browns Point. AT the en-
trance 20 Tacoma aarbor. tonight. The pas
sengers were saved
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29

PstT. MALL LONDON CIGARETTES.
s,,o,s,,,, r.oornn,ended 20 gentlemen who are ac-
cSsforaeso 20 smoking the fnest blends OF choice
Turkish tobacco-Advf
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
rAnrNf- THE WHEEIls OF PROGREss

The Pennsylvania Special is a pacenaker and a
80 saver Leaves New-York daily 15S p. NJ, ar
lives Chicago s.55 A M--Advt.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29

ALONG THE HISTORIC HUDSON pr,,rr,
run the tracks % the New-York Central " HfN
enjoy the beauties OF the American Rhipsi ioa can
travel by the CentFal-Advt you
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29

Never let a little childs cold run on There is
danger and perhaps death at the end OF r.
The infantile organs are always helped by DR.. ID.
Jayue's Expectorant. and the little ones like IT,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29

LADIES MAIDS ON PENNSYLVANIA sFS - ~
An attractive feature for LADY passeis s,ao oi
Fennsylvania Railroads @-hour tram 10 Nhie"s
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29

NEw-YORK TO CHICAGO OVER NIGHT.
Closing the day in New-York the business man
on the Pennsylvania Special opens the next day in
Chicago.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
SPECIAL TRAIN TO PRINCETON,

Account Cornell VS.. Princeton Football Game No
vember l. via Pennsylvania Railroad Leave West
2Srd ST. 1928 p. NJ. Returning after game.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
TRYING TO STIR UP STRIFE.
Dr,foRs OF TROUBLE BETWEEN MR..
CHAMBERLAIN AND LORD MILNER.
vrpKEs's STRATEGY MAY PROVE A BOOM
rRANG-NEw DEAN OF WESTMINSTER
ABBEY INSTALLED.

tspscal 20 The New-Tork Tribune by French cahleD
EcOpyrsght; 1902 BY The Tribune Assooiationl
London, Oct. %. ] a. m-Rumor mongers are
seeking 10 stir up strife between Mr.. Chamber
lain and Lord Miner. Many stories are current
respecting disagreements between the two men
and there are emphatic assertions that Lord
Miner viii submit with bad grace to the official
visit OF the Secretary to the colonies. All gossip
OF this kind is unfounded and malicious Mr.
chamberlain and Lord Milner have disagreed
over the conditions Of peace. the suspension of
the constitution OF Cape Colony. political rela-
tons with leaders. and many other questions,
but their divergence of view on matters Of prin-
ciple and policy has not affected their personal
friendship; each is loyal to the other. and there
is no jealousy. South Africans here are con-
hdent that circumlocution and red tape will be
dispensed with, and the settlement of countless
matters OF detail viii be facilitated by the Colo
NAL secretary's presence IN Africa, and that
Lord Miners work, which now passes without
observation, viii command general appreciation
when his Official chief is in a position to direct
attention 10 IT.