The sun., 1902-10-17
P0LITyCAL THINGS you HEAR.
NORMAN MACK Bur1IRs HIS RE.

Leader Charles F. Murphy. Congressman
George B. Mcclellan. Nationsl Committee
man Norman +. Mack and John B. Stanch-
field ate lunch together AT the Hoffman
House yesterday. When they came out Of
the dining room Col. Mcclellan was asked,
What did your discussion disclose?'
..d Mr co aa't Mssn MsPIenss 'usF on hi.
/ Judge that he soaks his coal in oil and
expects tobacco in his cigars"
VOTE OF THE DEWEY THEATRE
George Kraus. who is Big Tim sullivan's
partner in the Dewey Theatre. thinks Coler
is going TO win. Last year. said Mr..
Kraus, Il saved Tim SO 900 by telling him
how the election was going as ! judged 1t
from the audiences He got wise in time
to hedge out that much on Low. But this
year it's different. had the low comedian
work up Jingle about Coler and Odell and
from the way II went Coler's going to be
elected"
RETURNS IN PROM cHAurAUouA.
Speaker s. Fred Nixon filed the returns
from Chautauqua county with the Repub-
liran State Con m ttee Yesterday They
show 5000 plurality for Odell he says
ABsHScy op ENTHUSIASM.
A Tarmany leader was brought up on
the carpet yesterday and asked about the
lack OF enthusiasm and attendance at
the meetings in his district.
"Enthusiasm;' he repeated. you might
as well Try "a work Mp riot for more coal
in hell"
OFT SOLID WITH CoNoREss.
A handsome ithoeraph of Timothy d.
Sullivan was distributed through the Eighth
Congress district yesterday
Saloonkeepers who fail 20 display It in
their windows may expect little considera-
ton from Congress.
MADISON COUNTY DEAD CENTRE.
Col. Lowell II. Jerome woke up on the
Amen sofa yesterday 10 announce that
years Of careful study had satisfied him
that Madison county sways the State and
is the clear and infalble forecaster OF
elections Get an honest canvass Of
Madison county and you've got the result "
said Col jerome. she's going Republic
can this year"
Everything not essentially masculine
is she" 10 Col. Jerome. because of his
long experience before the mast.
rRIcEs GOING DOWN. SAYS VOICE.
That Democratic demand Give us Coal
and Coler' will be only half satisfied" said
Voice in Col. Drnn's room yesterday.
But both will be very much cheaper before
election"
MURPHY GIVES COLIN ABOUT 1900 LEAD
To some upstate leaders Leader Muir
ply Of Tammany yesterday confded his
personal opinion that Mr.. Coler's plurality
In all Greater New York will be between
$1,000 and $4,000. His personal estimate o
II that the rest Of the State will show
90 600 TO 85 900 for Odell.
HE'S DEAR
Frank II Mott. Democratic nominee for
Secretary of State. hurried back to the
Arkwright Hills Yesterday The hills are
| blue, bu, Mr. Mott is not. II is not unfair
| TO the other candidates to say that Mr..
| Mott is beyond peradventure the hand
| soonest young man that ever ran on Stat .
| ticket. Up in the Chau,auqua grape belt
| he always carries away the town fair prizes
as the most desirable young man. He's
| only 20
DIDN'T DARE TELL srANCHFIELDf
THAT was an interesting statement from
Mr.. Stanchfeld in THE Sun. that he had
never been notified Of his nomination in
1900" said one Of the visitors at Republi-
| can headquarters yesterday. 1T showed
a depth Of consideration never before
exhibited by any party; We're the Demo
Gratis afraid Mr.. Stanchfeld would break
down under the news?"
KESNRDYs WARD SAFE FoR CoLFB.
| Erie county will give Coler 5000" said
state Committeeman John j. Kennedy
as he fed toward the Erie reservation
| Mr. Kennedy's control of his ward in Buff
falo is like Big Tim Sulivans home power
| One year his opponent for Alderman got
| per cent OF the vote cast.
| Republican colonization" said Kennedy