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New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

supreme court Justice J. lI Gilpatrick of the
Ist District I.eaveuworth. Kan occupied a seat
ou the bench with Justices MacLean, Freedman
aud Blanchard I'm the Appellate Term % the Su-
prsne Court yesterday.
The BAPTIST Minister'S Conference held a public
meeting yesterday IN Association Hall. Fourth
ave and Twenty third-st-. iH memory or General
Thoua. J Morgan H. u. tho corresponding sec
rstary % the American Baptist Home Mission So
ciety colonel - "A negro regiment In the Civil War
and Commissioner OF Indian Affairs. the speakers
being the Rev. A J. Row land. General j. J.
Eaton L. : A tretredi. the Rev Dr. Robert $.
Mac Arthur. the Rev. Dr. e. L. Thompson. the
Rev Or ". g. T. Rhoades. the Rev Dr. H. l.
Mo-rhouse and the Rev. Wallace MacMullen.
Mrs. Julia Krauss yesterday received from Jus
tIco Bischom I'm the supreme Court. counsel fee
yl51 and aIimouy ~ <s1 week. pending the trial
~ her suit for divorce against otto krauss. wine
and coffee merchant. president NJ the German
American Importing and Distilling Company and
head of the firm OF otto A. Krauss & Co OF No.
80 Park Place Mrs Krauss names Mrs. Grace II.
Decker. of Nos. aJ3 and 25 West one-hundred-
and -eigh feminist. as correspondent
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
ACTS on F4THER'S COMPLAINT.
CAPTAIN WALSH REscUre FIFTEEN-YEAR
OLD GIRL FROM DIsoRDERLY HOUSE.

CAPTAIN WALSH REscUEe FIFTEEN-YEAR-
Old GIRL FROM DIsoRDERLY HOUSE
Morris Levine. of 40. 3 Nonrpe-st called M
the Tenderloiu station last NIGHT and told CAPTAIN
Walsh. between Fltifui sob- that two weeks sg1
ms daughter, Sophie. ufte@u years old had run
away from home. Friends told him that -n, was
On ois"rderly hous, IN West FortietL-.t near
broad"ay- He begged the captain Co get her from
captain Walsh told Detectives O.N,m Paer.r
ahd 'urrau Q" 20 10 tho hous,. and If tr.v for.uj
tt' dauEhter there 10 make 81 raid pu tE. r....
WIN IA" patrol wagon following them r-. a,
tttNFfS went tn the UNc story nafnpu~. 90 .,, mn
N'-i f'Fu"th-st- ami went tu th. -,rlra ri,,r
Nh'i' " woman who said she va. Cora I,.r,rt-
"a oI'-7in" H"T- opened tine door They rl..f,,i
th'lr Way lu ana found sophie with a. man ,,-5.
salH No. Was Nathan NsvIr. of 80 ZI5 E.,.t ,..,tt-
uiih 81 Mr. Levine jumped an the Young r1an .yyJ
Nl"" 7" knock him down. EIt was ursy.rr.5 1,-
"l' on Inc detectives The detectiys- foJn5 49,
"u.I Women lu the fat and an were placed r,.i.r
arrest and taken 20 the station.
MIS- Roberts lr, ksd up. charged y.f,t D.. ..
ing ana maintaining disorderly hons. ~
We charged With abduction. ana th, irrus- - ~
Ih' h'usr were charged with va1rar.r S.,.l,.
was sent To ia" Chtdr'n'S society rooms ''..'
DERBY person '' '''- q -iSrr-
~ 'ht station house. when his dzusbt.-
I1aA-i way IN The patrol wagon. Mr. Tl,,r. 7 'l7
tS- ,',I.aiS"ti- ana had 10 be taken mn. ,--.
Nalsn = private 3fhCe- where q Stfrugf.-t
,@Hl9istrred mn te told the captain thar Tie 80, al
hed heen enriced away from hone b,. :, -ansi't~r
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
SPIRITED DEBATE ~ PLyUorru
BIG CROWD HEARS = DEBATE RF7ur-r-,-
". HINRICHs AND DR RAY,rnxD

9nou'd public opinion support me miners ,- a..
operators M fhe coal strike vas the s-,r,,-. ).
spirited debate last evening hef,~z .b. -
'i'lS nm. IN Plymouth Church Rr7oLl,r b.
tween Frederic rs Hinrichs and T,r s}esri,.- ~,
KAY nond n Tas expected - hold the 5eh.t ~
'h@ lecture room. but -o large va The ,,t.r5 " "
'ha' NE main auditorium MAS used
Mr Hinrichs started hy saving that b, ,h...-,.
'h3 present controversy would lend m an -
SION "f public opinion 10 national ,U.rsrslir. -
mines BE continued 'P ~
r-L,,..i l.'5~ in@ nnr'dy conditions ors ga -
-. 90 the other olots out cornuattiov -tls Is
-, iiiio' one combination through 49, iHit
l. 49, .'a. WIN the other" rre nine iJN-s-
tanned '' "l" 'heN should he sus-
Hr- RAYMOND A. 6rst declared ina, a. -,.-
amy "l'h the miners and with The r,hr,. -
~ nee' Tor coal and then denounced NJ ,t,,.sr
'IS terms for responsibility for the s,rr,s
'oha't'ns. He said that PennsvIvaDis ns4 ..
P1'SoiS arnitration Law tut thar M ,It,.,.r
stand BY q ""h ""Hid not
tilhrlehs made a reioinder IN which n. ,,r,s,
-, ernor of Pennsylvania should mn
enough men m the field 10 preserve or5sr .r5 -
=, * QUA not do 50, he should caU %, -. -
~ -l-7Q states Mr. Hinrtcbs decf,res ~. ~.
" Wv" son would 60 as lieutenant '"a'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

Liverp7o OCT Arrived Canova tBr). Russell
- New York for Manchester
Plymouth. oct g. a m-Saled. Pennsylvania
"ierl SPlisdt from Hamburg New-York
son. NeN-York London. Mnnetouka ,Br, Lay-
land London for New York standard tCieri SHUTTER.
NeW-AoYk f1r Bremen. 9Th. Rotterdam Dutch.
49, Stenger NeW-YOrk for Rotterdam
shleds oct 5-Sailed steamer Lyderhorn tNor Bondee
New York.
Hun oct Arrived steamer Toronto ,Br, Forth New
YORK. Ath. sailed. steamer Hindoo tBr. clark. New
I"nion. oct s-Arrt,@d steamer Mantou tRr Cannons.
Glasgow oct ARRIVED steamer Iaurenttan tBr, stir
rat New York sailed steamer Sardinia tRrl White
Stettn. oct Arrived steamers Ncomeda ,Ger, FAX
New-Hork via Havre and Copenhagen Nordando
hreHen. oct S-Arrivs steamer HohenzOllern Gen.
'uppers New York via southampton.
Antwerp oct 4-Sailed steamers British Empire tBri
g Hasen. New Nork 6th. n. arrived steamer
IA tiuayra. Oct Arrived steamer Maracsibo
EFT NeV-York for Curacao; 6h, sailed. steamer
Caracas. Woodrick, New-York via
Lisbon OCT sailed steamer Pennsular tPortl.
Gibraltar. oct 5-Passed. steamer Galia tFrl. Pavey
New York for Marselles and Naples p m. arrived
steamer Lain Ctierl Malchow NeW-York for Naples
and Genoa tand proceeded1. sailed. 10 D m steamer
York
Csdiz. sept s0-Saed steamer Leon Nil tspan). TN
bert tfrom Genoa). for NeW-York-
Gran. Oct 3Passed steamer Lahuan (Rrl Gardner Cal
Cutta for New-York
Denia Sept 2f-Sailed. steamer Aquilea (AusD. Gel
letich for Nsv-York.
Gibraltar. oct 5-Passed Patria Err, Coste
Marseilles for New-York; 9Th. Pontiac (Br) Scott.
Zanzibar. oct Arrived ship Lena (Bo. Nibbs. New
York
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
woN'T COST BELMONT A CENT.
BIC TIN" KEEPS HALF PROMISE N
WITH DISTRICT CONGRESS
CAMPAIGN

Senator Big Tim sullivan has changed his
mind about declining that Congress nomination
in the With District in order 20 please Perry
Belmont. He viii make the race himself and in
= few dsys his headquarters. ~ No. 207 Broone-
ST. win he wide open. In pushing Mr.. Belmont
on the Congress hoard walk he keeps one-hslf
~ his promise 10 Mr.. Belmont Al Saratoga
said him.
There is nothing in the way ~ your nornina
ton. We all for you. ! don't propose that
you shall spend 2 cent in your campaign this
fall. Mr.. Belmont"
The latter part ~ the promise is likely 70 be
kept, as M Belmont will not he called on 10
Contribute 10 his Nselmont 50 Congress cam
saign
I'm make few speeches al the various head
quarters in this district said Senator Sullivan
Yesterday. THAT is all the camps igning I
shall do
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
r4LU4BLF PEcoRDS mar BE LOST.
NENBFR OF PRESBYTEFy THINKS IT WIN. voTE
FoF PROPOSED REVISION

MtNhfk OF FEE~kh1EFN THINKS IT Will VOTE
POP PROPOSED REVISION
The October meeting of the Presbvterv II New
York was held yesterday IN the assembly hall Of
the chapel Of the Old First Presbyterian Church
~ F1fth-ave ana Eleventh - The Rev Dr Daniel
Russell ~ the Harlem PRESBYTERIAN Church was
elected Moderator for the next six months He
appointed the Rev. Anthony II Evans II the West
Church Nice-Moderstor, and the Rev Drs Howard
Durfleld End Howard Agnew Johnston ana Elders
james Nereanoe and William Irwin h mod
orators council
The stated clerk reported that the records Of the
FORMER New School PresbVteTy. on the East Side
winch was merged IN the present New York Pres
yterN IN ls1o had not been found among the papeTs
~ nee over 10 him. II Is feared that unless some
one Who was not AZ the meeting yesterday knows
~ tlt place where these records have been de
luslted they are lost. Thev extended hack 70 lSss
slu feferTeo 20 the times and the labors of such
Wltm Tsim as lpr Howard Crosby, Thomas Hastings
William Alden ana the NasCns
he Following were elected 70 attend the SYNOD
~ - he nelo ~ Albany on October q Minister'S
INuSs stevenson John Lloyd Lee DaV q Wvlie.
IL falter c 2 Mallory. Frederick = Shearer
~ ~ J. Mcmillan. Elders-Robert Wallace Or = p
10y Is l. zimmerman, Alexander + Johnston
IT. tharles A kinCh. J. :. Bolton. John stewart
'eoIse Sterry. W n n Smith and n - Dickson
,~Ac1uoh on ne overtures for the revision of the
ol.issslon O. Faith and the DeClaratorv state
nsent "a as deferred until the Novernber rneetfnS
:. - tne EIespAtery. The opinion expressed hv a
1"oei mat the proposed revision would be adopf-
-. s as notNlthstanding the fact that the PTesbv-
~ once voted against revision q 10 Il now tbst
Ihe subject was brought 70 dehnite limits NAM,
Sno were opposed 10 revision IN general would
"eiev 10 the proposed changes
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
WANTS HIS Plan RECONSTRUCTED.
Mr. POI-rsoN ANSWERS COMMISSIONS RE
LECTION or HIS BRIDGE cox
GESTION REMEDY

Hels Poulson, the engineer whose plan for Teliev-
ing the bridge crush was almost accepted by the
BROOKLYN Bridge Commission. yesterday sent let
ter 10 William Barclay Parsons. chairman Of the
commission. in which ne answers the objections
made by the commission To his plan. and asks that
f. be reconsidersd. After stating the grounds
which hts plan was rejected. MIR. Poulson says
According TO this there seem 10 be three objec-
tions First the grade crossings and switches:
ond. the loop. third the ROADWAY In regard 70 the
does not eurroach on the space left for the road
way. n merely ufIIiZas m" space occupied by the
present trolley service 'CmWlSsl"9-r l;lndenthal
stated that he wanted more room Tor the trucks
than they have now two three or four feet can he
taken from the passaE'Vay aud added 10 the pres
ent driveway without making inc H'~~agsWaN TOO
narrow. and. better than that. he can rave the
whole space on both sides now occupied by the
trolley tracks without materially interfering with
the plan Then The whole trolley service would b.
in the building returIuE over the loop to a track
next tho NALL On tn. other side of the building
whole length ~ the building one side for unload
ing ~ incoming pIS~enE"rz and the other size Tor
cars viii ~ avenue The whole length NJ the
building, forty feet wide. trd 20 separate the IN
p placed the whole lfN-ih OF me tIlHIhS cas- ~HE
Eested by MI Grest-irEert. allowing say fifteen
feet Tor tho incoming ana i"tnty-HN' f'et f'r me
outgoing passenger and tr- p'ce~tritns using th'
promenade For the further accommriatiou of tho
people coming over me orids" during thS rush
hours In th- morning there can o. number "f
gates IN the railing hitch can b. thrown open $"
to let the people into tlf wider paS~asoWa}
with the inner track toward tho Park Row end and
in case ~ blockade % can p" used
With This arrangement they Will have twice -
car viii he empty when it comes 90 the siding FOR
loading. and il VIII NOT tak' Ions for the pas
The second point. ..ths loop being small of radius
it Is the same radius a9 fre present loops end the
direction II IL is desired 10 have larger radius
there Is nothing q" hinder making ~ Iars'r
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
CONNECTICUT TOWN ELECTIONS
ONLY SLIGHT CHANGES MADE OK LOCAL
ISSUES

F.
New Haven. Conn. oct 6.-"IIttle town elec-
tous were held to-day In To- ot the I5S towns of
the state. Interest particularly centred IN the
forecast of Tho November State electicu afforded
by the days Vot" The towns Vent overwhelrn-
ingy Republican. usual, the only exceptions be
ing IN NorWaIk and South Norwalk. where Demo
cratic Mayors were elected In the only CITY elec-
lions held. Norwich elected Mayor to-day. the
Republicans easily carrying tho minor offices. IN
Ne"-London three out os The five aldermanic cleo
lions went Democratic but without changing the
Republican majority In the aldermanic chamber.
In the license vote TorrinEtou saw the most In
tcrestng contest The city had gone for license for
years, hut last Christmas the salo0nkteuers refused
tht usual free gifts ana drinks and their patrons
Joined hands with the Prohibition party and showed
undef lhe saloon vote hy lSs ma ioTity- The Eco
nounr League figured in only a few towns seating
representatives m Manchester and East Hartford
he Republicans gained four towns and license
lEhl towns ttlS year over last Republican town
olceTs were elected in - out of the sz towns 10
the Democrats - Last year IN. Republicans
elected rs % Democratic - License Was votad
Tor IN - towns. while ~ voted against A. Last
year ~ voted for license and - against it The
Republicans sweep iu the State does not reveal the
Democratic strength forecasted 10y tho leadAs of
ihat party to-day There vas no marked change
~ political sentiment over last year.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
rAHDITT or alton LEASE ATTlcEED.

MINoRITY STOCKHOLDERS SAWS HE WAS VICTIM
or a SQEEzE
Chicago. oct "a bin alta ckinE tho validity %
tho lease entered into between tho Chicago and
Alton Railroad Company and the Chicago and
Alton Railway Company in April. 1917. by which
an of the property owned by the former was
transferred 10 the latter for period ~ nnetv-
nine years. filed I'm the Circuit Court to-day
by Henry n Laughlin. minority stockhoIder i'm
The Chicago and Alton Railroad Company. Laugh
I'm declares that p H. Hartman and his asso-
Ciates. including George J Gould. n r Schin
James Suilman and others secured a controlling
interest I'm th- Chicago and Alton Railroad COM
pany, and. after executing the lease. c4usei a
fictitious and increase Of corporation stocks
and bonds by u hich the holders of the majority
- The stock 81 the Chicago and Alton Railroad
Company greatly ITofted and The minority stock
holders spondingly lost This process
La uEhhn declares. IS 'TugarN known
Nlnee2r
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
sHEEHANITEs TO HAVE owN TICKET
BIT THEY MAY N0MlAAIE u Is sIt' +
LER. HALL AND KEENER

J-ndismayed by tho recent defeat the primaries.
the Greater NeW-Nork Democracy determined
through its executive committee last night 10 nom-
nate complete independent county ticket and TO
run their candidate for Assembly in each dis
trict The only county officers 60 Do elected are
three Supreme Court justices II has been believed
by many thar tho Greater NeW-York Democracy
would indorss 70. Republican nominees Justices
Stecbl.r Hau ana keeucT and ~ Is sim poss itle
that they may nominate them as their ticket
At the same time the committee decided fo r0ri-
nate a complete State ticket placing its emblem of
the rooster on the ballot. and thereby lnEuriug
their authority nominate iu convention al sh-
next MavoraltN camps Ign The entire STATE ticket
nominated = Saratoga last week Was iudOr~ed
and will appear the Greater New York column
In the matter ~ Senate and Congress nominees
the question - a separate ticket Ras left 10 The
A6visorN Committee TO decide
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALREMARLE-Ca Ward Jackson. Of Eng
land pr r G. Cook. T. 5. y Henry 7. Oxnard.
General a r. Bates T.. : \ CAMBRIDGE Frank
Buttervorth Of Orange y. J.. Baron Hen
.elrurar Austro- Hungarian Minister 70 the United
States. captain Philip Brown, Y. HOFF-
Man Hamilton. Of Albany HCLIAND-Ouver
.ues ~ Boston IMPERIATl-Capt Charles
Boone T. s y; Harrison Wagner. Of New
Haven. captain w p DunuinE I- : y. MAN
HIATT N-F.x Governor John Gary Evans. of South
carolina. General William ~. Seward, of Auburn
san Diego Cal MURRAY H1LI-Colouel NJ $.
Pope ~ Boston Major F. y. French, L.. 5
%F-TTfFRT.AND- Captain r.. r. Spofford. T.. s
PARK ANENT-E-Dr. : = Johnson. ~ Philadel-
phla STTETEEANT Titus SheaTd Or Little Fals
: y VICTORIA. Goldman. ~ Boston VAL
DORF- Marvin HuEhitt. ~ chicago, president OF
tho chicago and %orthVestPrn Railway. John Skel-
ton Williams OF Richmond. president ~ the sea
board Air Line Railway. r. r. Ioakum. ot 81
o,,is president ~ tho 81 Louis and San Francisco
RAILWAY. + o.. Stuhhs of chicago. vice-president or
tHe southern Pacific Railway, General j. NJ Scho-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
TRANSFERS TITLE To CARROLL uorsr

DaNe n Morris transferred title YESTERDAY, 70 ~.
:. a~eIhhs house IN Fifty-seventh-st. Just east
southeast corner Of FIft,-sa,er,h-s a l,s. .n7
Carroll Is Mrs a Lar carroll II is said that Teresa
10 bsr V-o-5 Sohn r. Carroll. and the transfer
ttb 49, o ~ ne Tribune that John r Carroll vas
-, 49, ol the property and that he would o.
ys5S. 80 'ny mouse when completed According 10 a
not much less than 500 O00 ~ '''''0'i'Hss ~
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
FOTR GOLDEN WEDDINGS.
PARENTS. UNcLEs AND AUNTs OF \ coUN-
CT. BLUFFS COUPLE To CELEBRATE.

Gil Bill FPS COT lI.t- TED q it-i.f-l'ttA r.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. *. Hesse. of council B.uas
Iowa. think th,E hold the record fHr golden we'd
ding anniversaries iu the family Yesterday they
yy.r. I'm this cty t. celebrate. m. nft-th anuycr-
sary 81 tho weddings OF Mr=. He-ss.s parents aud
fathers sister. and October 20 viii D., the aftsth
anniversary ot the wstdlus oi Nj lIes-e's parents
and mothers sister
The celebration Yesterday Was ~ tho home ~
MT. and Mrs Emory ElrILauI. or 80. - West
one hundred and -fYgrfsrrtl--t. Mr.. and Mr.
Euruham and Mr. and Mr. Harrison Niets. 81
Dundee. Mich. Who came her, for this occasion.
were married lfty years aEo AT Adrian. Mich.
Yesterday The anniversary of these Wtidlues
celebrated hl reception and family dinner. "a
which many of the ..larty,s ot Tho two couples
were present. Mr and Mrs Euruuam have three
children and tive Eraudchildreu. Mr. and Mr.
AiefS. two children and five ETau1chii1rsu Mr..
and MT-- Rurulam ar. the parents ~ Mrs. Hrsse.
and Mrs Ni,ts is Nr. BIrrham'S sister.
The other double golden wedding anniversary
IS that ~ Mr Iie-~e's parents. Mr and Mrs.
Christian HD~S'. ~ HDm.Syllie. N'h. and Mr.. and
Mr. Israel Smith. Of Mulberry. Ind. Mrs. FTeS-a
and Mrs smith are sisters As iu these cases the
health ~ neither couple viii permit "a long jour
ue1. they viii celebrate Iu their towns
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
SLATER MAY RE CANDIDATE.
TAMMANY HALL. WOULD TNDORSF HIN As
CITIZENS UNION NOMINEE

TammanN mer al tho HOFFMAN House last night
said that Senator slater. Republican. who was de-
feated for denomination. would run for the sen
ate on Citizens Union nomination. indor7ed hy
Tammsny Hall. and assisted bs the Republicans n
the ANlst District. who were disErGntlsd because
Slater vas turned down IN the Ssuat, district. and
because William : Bennet Vas defeated f0r the
Congress nomination EN-Assistant pi5trirT At
torney Daniel oReilly said that he understood that
Hopper, ponohue and NcAvoy. the Tamuauy dis
trict leaders Nfre an in favor ~ indorsing Slater
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
CORNELIUS VANDERRILT 4 DELEGATE.
JOHN A WEEKEs wITHDRAws FROM As
sEMBLE CONTEST on ACCOUNT
OF ILLNESS

The Republicans ~ NcV-York County last night
held their Assembly District conventions In no
case was there any contest. al preIiminares hav-
inS been presrranEed. and tho candidates being
nominated by acclsmstion.
In the ANNth District owing 70 the serious i'll
ness OF Assemhlymsn John A Neekes. his name
vas withdrawn. and Howard Conkling. a nephew
~ Roscoe Conkling, and real estate dealer vas
named.
Cornelius Vanderbilt sat as delegate in the con
vention IN the NANIIth District and helped nom-
nate George r AgneW, who is member of the
National Guard Of ten years standing and holds
a heutenant's commission IN Squadron A.
Professor Charles + Rostwick. lawyer and a
lecturer m the NeW-Gork University Law school
who was nominated IN the NINth. ran asainst
Senator Plunktt two wears ago
The candidates nominated many conventions
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
RATIFICATIoN MASS MFFrTNG

The Republican County Committee yesterday sert
letter signed by President Morris an NJ the
district leaders informing them of hiE ratification
meeting 10 be held al Carnegie Hall tomorrow
evening. General stewart l. Woodford Will pre-
side. and the speakers viii no J. Soat Fas~eft.
Congressman George y. SouthVick Of Albany. Job
r Hedges and state Controller Nathan r Miller
of
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

the lower courts and the Court % Appeals which
legalizeo many acts of the unions thereby pro-
tecting the rights Of their members and exempt
ing them from persecution. The resolutions adopt-
I'd BY forty regularly constituted labor and trades
unions OF the city In praise Of Justice Steckler.
and Uledging the members 10 Work and vote for
him hear The Official seal and stamp 81 the re-
eIecuEe unions Other trades unions that nave
not heio recent meetings meet within a Few
DAYS 20 indorse Justice Steckler.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
DErFRY Would 90 TO ALBANY.
he Is CONSIDERING THE TAKING OF
NOMINATION FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

A,,orr the souvenirs that Big BIN" Devery
hroupbt hack from Saratoga was a desire a. repre-
sent his district I'm the Assembly. Ills friends "ho
were not satisfied with the glory attained AZ sara
tors and the victory AZ tho primaries, declared
that he ought 10 50 20 tho Assembly az a complete
aindication Being modest man. the 'thief
promptly declined 10 accent the nomination. ano
then held conference on the subject
Last night ne would not answer the question as
10 his candidacy. lie Woul3 not even declare that
De vas out Of n. But his followers. one and all
declared that at the convention tonight DeNery
would he nominated
The Chief pleased with the reception
that he got from the deecat les from up the state
said a member ~ the -Four Corners Club. THAT
ne wants meet OF them. That Is good
for his going 70 Albany in fact H. Is seri-
ously considering taking special train and going
through the state talking 40 the people General
accepta nee ~ the Chiefs" candidacy stamped the
night
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
FELL DEAD IN RAILRoAD STATION

washington. oct S-Alfred " Bew said 10 be
Wen 70 90 resident OF Philsdelphia dropped dead
! - .ne chesapeake and Ohio Railroad station here
.'-oas- Mrs. bew was across the street and saw
ner husband fan. but he expired before she coyls
reoh nm he was seventy-one wears old They
Ieacheo the city yesterday from FYors6a uvh.-.s
uhey mad been visiting their daug ghter
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
Sol tnRON 1 POLO.

The polo committes OF squadron announces that
the game in the open fall tournament scheduled
for tomorrow between the Westrhester and Rock
avav teams will be played Thursday at 4 p. m
Tomorrow there viii be the regular squadron
practice. ON Saturday 3 40 m will be played
ne finals the open tournament Ihe squadron
coach viii be run for all games leaving the
Plaza az 30
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07

Iitte or no Coler money has yet heeu placed at
the disposal Of the Mall street brokers. who are
usually prominent in the election betting and the
odds oieu from . 10 I 10 20 . Rets
were reported Yesterday of Sll2 ~ by r. u. CLIFFORD
Odel against So by !. l.. Mccormick roler
and $50 by " ". Bagley on odell against So
by NJ NaSsaT Coer.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
DEvOcRiTIC CANDIDATES VAHED.

Buffalo oct 6-The Democrats OF the NNXVIth
Congress District nominated j. y Adam. and the
Democrats Of the NI.VIIth Senate District noni-
mated William F. Mackey.
The Democratic Asse mbly Convention Tor the
With District to-day nominated William 'onooy,
Of Grand Island , -
The With Assembly District Democratic con,
v-ution held AT Hamburg. to-day nominated
Michael T. curry. Of West Seneca
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
CLEVELAND NOT TO AID KEW WORKERS
IBy TELEGRAPH TO rHE TRIRuNFN

Princeton. n J., oct. 6-EN President Grover
Cleveland. when asked tonight n he would take
any pait IN the NewN ork State campaign this fsll
said, 4 have intention OF doing
New-York tribune., 1902-10-07
SHEPARD To SPEAK IN MASSACHUSETTS,

Edward NJ. Shepard and Assistant District At
torney Martin " Lttleton. OF Kings County. are
going 20 lend the power of their oratory toward
stirring up the Democrats IN Massachusetts this
fall on next Saturday the Democratic leaders of
the RaY State are 10 hold conference on the po-
litical situation. which Is &c be followed hy A
dinner al the Boston Democratic Club. Mr. Shen-
ard and Mr. Littleton have accepted invitations 10
speak a. that time.