Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-14
NEW YORK NEWS LETTER.

make up TOT a part or the O0anCldl loss occasioned by the unusually cool summer this year by keeping their es- tablshments open through September will be greatly disappointed for since the cold spell of a few days ago the steamboats and trains have heen crowded to their utmost capacity with yacationists who fingered out of town for fear that the hot weather, which was due two months ago. should ar rive during this month. Despite the frightful conditions of the streets, however. New York is beginning to look like itself again. for the boarded doors have been taken down to show elegantly polished vestibuled entran- ces, and the drawn curtains aised to give evidence of the return of the in mates of the house situated in fashion able and well-to-dO quarters.
 
 Interest in the political campaign continues to grow in intensity. fierce contest is going on in Tammany for the control of the organization. which will be decided by the primaries this month and the struggle it is no ticed that in several of the districts, the Greater New York democracy is throwing the weight of its influence on the side of the anti-Croker faction. Every day reports are circulated that appeals are being sent to Croker for him to come back and take command before it is too late and one enthusi- astic admirer of the Squire of Want age" is quoted as having cabled to Croker that il is shameful for him to be a quitter under fire. Indeed, it would be no surprise to many to see the name of Richard Croker on the passenger list of one of the incoming steamers any day.
 Although it has been impossible so far to get a confirmation of the rumor, il is generally believed among Ameri- can yachtsmen that Sir Thomas Lip ton has already begun the construction of a third challenger for the Americas cup. The report gains here daily and is received with mingled surprise and pleasure: with the 'a-ter, because the news gives assurance Of great sport, with the former because the opinion seems to prevail that t is the inten- tion of the Englishmen. if possible. to catch the Americas cup defenders mapping If Lipton is building another challenger. the question of another defender becomes of vital importance. Members of the New York Yacht club who are in a position to discuss the matter refuse to do so. but il is safe to say that if a new defender is con structed. it will be built by syndicate composed of members of this famous club.
 From present evidences there will be no further delay in the trial Of Roland B lolineux, which is not like ly to begin before the middle of next month although the case is one of the calendar for the first Monday. The prosecutor is still in Europe and at this writing no justice has been de tailed to sit in the criminal bench Of the Supreme Court in October. As sistant District Attorney Osborne, who has charge of the case, hopes that Justice Barrett, who is noted Judge in criminal cases, though now very i'll. will preside at the trial. MT. Os- borne admits that there are many ob- stacles in the way of conviction at second trial. but he is. nevertheless, confident of success. The attorney for the prisoner is confident that he will be v.ndicated of the charge of poison ing Mrs Katherine J. Adams.
 The republican organization in Brooklyn is in such bad condition that two hundred and fifty Independ- ent republicans have set upon the task of reforming it. Of these men Lieutenant Governor Timothy wood ruff has a poor opinion. He declares that ex-Mayor Schieren in his absence in Europe and Mir Brooks. the chair
 .Ia hQinQ fnn16d and that the independent movement has fallen into the hands of men al ready repudiated by the republican party. Whether this is true or not, one thing is evident, the Brooklyn re- publicans are having a serious time of if and unless something is done to bring harmony into the organization somebody will undoubtedly suffer. and keenly, too.
 New York society is looking for ward to a visit from Miss Gladys Dea- con during the coming winter and many elaborate entertainments will be given in honor of this protege of the American Duchess of Marlborough who played such havoc with the peace of Emperor William, of Germany. al- though an American girl she has spent much of her time in Paris, but she will make her debut in society here under the auspices of Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont. the mother of the Duchess, who has been speaking to everyone in Newport in her behalf and is very fond of her. She is likely to have de lightful time and prove one of the belles of the winter.
 Much has been said and written of J. Pierpont Morgan and his steam