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New-York tribune., 1903-10-07
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Troops Prepare for ReUiezc-Gov-
ernOr Beckhdm to Visit Camp.

Camp Young. West Point. KY, Oct A-Arer the
exhausting work Of the last two days. the troops
here received with satisfaction the announcement
that light drills would be all that was required OF
them to-day The soldiers spent much time IN
putting themselves and their acCoutremsnts N
order for the division review. in which ten tnou-
sand men will participate tomorrow governor
Beckhan and his STAFF will be present. and thou
sands OF other visitors expected
The field hospital corps has received orders 20
proceed to Fort Riley, Kansas. Sunday for the
rnauoeuvres there
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07


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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS

Washington Oct. 6-The following movements or
vessels have been reported 70 the Navy Depart
ment:
ARRIVED.
October s-The sar1oset. Philadelphia
October 5-The DahIsreu. the Plunger and ire For-
roise AZ Csreenport: the Amplitude. at Norfolk
oc4obA- e7-be Caesar al Lambert Point Nanshan at
Shanghai
ortobar the was1 from Pensacola for target prae-
Oc.ors- Truxtou- Whippie and the stewart
f-0-, N-a1vnort for Norfolk. the Alert. from san
Dego for cruise. the Hannibal from Nor1olA lOr
New-Iondon
October e-The Maine from Newport News FOR Barren
Island trial
The Minneapolis placed IN coHnrnlsslon yesterday
az navy yard League Island
co-,-,an,iant naval station. Key West reports de-
-arture OF German cruiser Gazeue. Tor hlnSslon-
Collier Ajax assigned 70 Astatfc Station
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07

Washington. Oct 6-The following army and
navy orders have been issued
ARMY
Transfers in Coast Artillery:
Second Lieutenant JOHN DAVIS from unassigned lis.
pES coRPUfa ffos sS16 comDsn@ to STA COM
pany: Second Lieutenant RALPH z. HERRING: froL,
CHARLES D. wINN. from unassigned list 70 4sth
Company.
Contract surgeon WILLIAM J. s STEWART. 20 WASH
ington. for annHlmsnt Of
Captain WALDO E AVER from 12ih 70 so1h IntaniTy 56
TO 18th Infantry. Company D.
Resignation First Lieutenant MILTON z LANDIp
assistant surgeon. accepted 70 take effect Fsoruals 4
First Lieutenant CHARLES GER assistant , surgeon
NAVY.
Rear Admiral 1. KEMPFF. placed on retired list
Lieutenant c. c FEwEI. detached Pensacola 70 Pesre
executive officer
Lieutenant W. H. srANDLEY and sndshiDman G P
BROWN detached Adams 70 Petrol
Ensign, I YATES HUTcI4ISs E;S:,, ! 7S5x P5XNES 8
zodBACM u. ] u. ENocLIs; J P JACKSON. y
FIE, 4 6EREETs 6fTqHE r J. Wi1TIaNs = EA1SH : E
sPAEToED c : L RE4EE E5N 3 5 n4HLcxt y cxtFERY M
u ALLEN A p P FAIREIE5D ,!4I WIN !, e SRE r
hoSp6 S66k iFj ! I. acEERsoN y K PERRY. u. 6
EIsa5E ad5k Z { KING 4 fVSM eo%A.:ion.d Mss N =
Pay Director p FRAZER. detached navy yard League
Island: to duty pay ofiee. Phiiaieipnia
Pay sdg:SeSy; 5a52scyoT continue M other dulles
Payuaster T J. ARMS. detached navy yard Norfoue
Southery-
and Accounts Navy Department. to Prairie
Pay Director r P. Isle detached navy pay once
Philadelphia home walt orders
Pavmaste- E F. HALL. detached Prairie to navy yard
Boston as assistant TO general storeheeper-
Payraaster W J. ILTTELL. navy yard Leasus lsano'
Pavmaster c. r OLEARY. detached Bureau OF supplies
and Accounts. Navy Department to navy SAi1'
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07
ROYAL WEDDING AT DARMsTADT

Darrrstadt. oct. 6-The civil marriage Of Prince
Andrew OF Greece and Princess Alice Of Battenoerg
was celebrated here at to-day The hinS OF
Greece and Prince Louis Of Battenberg. father OF
the bride acted as witnesses at the wedding.
The ceremony took place AZ the Ola PaIace In
the presence OF an assemblage OF two hundred
Sove-efrns princes diplomats and cabinet minis
ters Dr GlaessinC a State official performed the
ceremony The church services take place to
morrow in the castle chapel Arst according to
the Evangelical and then in accordance with the
Greek Church rites
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07
1Inrried.
Marriage notice, appearing In Ihe lhin
UNE will be repubIished In The
Tribune without extra charge.

ROyFsEN-BARCIAT-Ou "Wednesday. SePts1a0er - @ oy
- FSsv William Reid Blackie Adelaide Mott da1eIe
= lanes L. and Olivia NJ barclay % a
To1 Keen E,veseu Of the ate Professor AJall-A
FIjOrth Boyesen
CF4IID-MEAD-On Tuesday. october . 1S5, a. ~ ~ NJ
conn by Rev Joseph d seen, =.
Laura Davis. daughter Of Mrs HaFTieeI r. '-' -
Chester Pearson Child
---0,o--- NTasr,r-T- Tuesday October s 1908. at
piaf1Aeld \ J. by the Rev Dr William X
by E Wears stevenson +e-.--s
Mason daughter OF J. Howard wright OF -'eN -N
10 John 3. DuulOnt -
r-rTzGERkID-TITZ GERALD-On SeturdaJ' OcsOoe'
PhiIps-iu-ths-k tlzhl1nds tf-I..SO.
bv the Rev. Carroll Perry. tjisanor' 1a-s
Ce,eraI and Mr. Louis Fitzgerald. 70 hAIo-1 ri'@
Gerald
Notices of Marriages and Deaths nl1S' Oe III
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07

EsABCoCK-At home. Montclatr y J.. october
1893 suddenly Oc angina pectors "a! 5aD<OA. o.
yS-h Hfontcair y j. Friday october o. Sis
'ciock Carriages will be the station on the arriva
OF the 2-1O train from Ns"-4oTA. VA NAi--~
Railroad
rpzF.tsred irso res, 81 his residence. No. 527 MAJ
I've October 5th. y. E Clark. IN the !oth year
~ his age Funeral services viii be held al The
Fsntrhsuy Baptist Church. Sia1lson-Ase and Sky
11SITth-sf on wednesday. october tn. az , N
rr,vv.Rns-A. Northampton. Mass. october s. Caths-
-,ns WenteII wife ot Edwards Funeral Weins--
day. 3 .. rD Northampton
E,rIINwOoL-on Monday. Octoosr 5. at CORNWALL.
S1nn' A Ley r-SnE Field Elilnwood D D. F1nerai
services a. Cornwall. on THURSDAY Oct0oer 5 al
m
C;I-rTEAU-At Irvinston, y l. october D lss. Fred
s-trk " Cuiteau In the ssd year Of his FuneraI
.-yfr-s from his residence on Thursday October
81 ~ $50 D m carriages VIII meet the i:IO train
frorn <ew-YorE Friends VII kindly oraic towers.
11ts--,sut in Evergreen Cernstery Trenton. y. Z
r-p,rrv 4, Ta--vtovu. y Y on MorGay C-roh.- =
IsdS Ade.e widow Of Ell Kelley. and caushter oc the
49, II t,ozzsns Funeral at ST. Faiths Cnap-l
Tarrvtoun. Wednesday. ith inst. AZ halt-pasr 8
O'Clock ? NJ
observation-disclosures rest Monday. October sth
Rev Wu. 3. Musgrave. IN the 18th os hIs are
Funeral se.yiess sY1 a as ste sssa s1snSs Nc - West
- / 80 % n Friends kindly requested 70 sea- 10
flowers Philadelphia papers please copy.
RAND-At watertown Mass. October 5 faoa IN. R.x
Edward Augustus Rand rector o. The Church or Ire
Good Shepherd
October 1908 the Rev. Charles I shepart d 70 4,
his 18th year Notice q funeral later
sLATER-Cn October 5. AZ her residence No IS. West
4sth-st- Elvira K. wife ate Dr. Zooh.r Tnis-s
slater Services al u on Wednesday. Iatsrrent
Rev. stephen Merritt. the worldwide known
certaAer ony one pacs of business s5havs and 1911
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07
AIANSON q. TIFFT.

Alanson H Tiff died at midnight on Monday at
his home. No. sos Prospect Place Brooklyn at the
age of sixty He was head Of the firm of Tiff &
Howard wholesale dealers in house furnishing
goods in Nurray-st and for the last ten years had
been the agent of several prominent box manuIac-
turing concerns. He was q member OF the New
work Press Club and the Oxford and Lincoln clubs,
oF TlroOkIyn. and one OF the strongest sup
Torters OF the Memorial Hospital of which his
7arr
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07
THE REV. EDWARD A. RAND.

Boston Oct. (SpeciaD.-The Rev Edward a
Rand rector of the Church Of the Good Shepherd.
Episcopal and we'll known author Of boys books
died at his home to-day, aged sixty-six. He was a
native OF Portsmouth. y. H. and graduate OF
Bowdoin College in 1857, the Union TheologlcaI
Seminary and the Bangor Theological School IN
fSS2 He built the Church of the Good Shepherd
seventeen years ago. and had been its rector ever
since Among his popular works were school and
Camp Series Up the Ladder Series and LOOK
Sarias
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07
J. l. KERNocHAN's FUNERAL.

Hampstead. y. Y. Oct (speciaD.-T'he funeral
of James LoriIlard Kernochan, who died yesterday.
viii be held on Thursday at his country home. The
Meadows East Hampstead The services will be
held at 1870 a m and will be conducted by the
t,e, Frank Melville Kerr pastor Of the Hemp
go PRESBYTERIAN Church The burial Will be in
tbe Kernochan plot in Greenwood Brooklyn where
Nr Kernochan's father. who died as the result OF
an accident some years ago IN Manhattan, IS
-fsS The funeral Il IS expected. VIII be partlcu-
.~1v Targ
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC EXCEPT
TRASsPACTFIC

cT-RA-via Florida. closes at this o,cs daily exc~,.
TNur-day IS 30 a (the connecting malls closs
80 -, WEDNESDAYS ard Saturdays Tampa .os a,
Mondays via Nsnl.
MITCO CrTY-Cv.rs-d. unless specially aff--sz~f
nv closes this once -xcs,s
sunday az f.3O p and II 30 p N Sundays az i
FvFOTTNDIAND-By rafl 20 North Sydney. and thsnc.
Nv steamer closes this o-rcs csiiy $50 D m
Cconnecnz close here every Monday. Wednesday
Saturday,
cIo-.z a. this a 6-3O :. every Tuesday ~
and thence BY cion~>
rHss ofrce az II ?. Wednesday.
MTOTFT ON-By rail 70 Boston. and thence steams-
rIoss. az iris ofrce daily az $50 n.
BELIZE PUERTO COEfEZ a1d GCATENALA-By r.sI
20 and thence oy steamer. .ns
ofrcs daily except sunday at f1s30 D. m and I'll al
> n Sundays az II and III 80 ,. (connecrfns
mail closes here Mondays az III 30 p nj
COSTA RICA-By rail 70 Nev-Oriea1s and tnerc, ~
.-eauer closes this Office day. except Sunday a.
III 80 D ard vi 30 p Sundays II D. n suId
tII.3O , connecting mail close, rasssAyS -
1.30 p. M
frezstsred Mail closes a. o-oo p m previous Gay.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07
PoStomcc Notice.

CShoud Be read DAILY By all interested. changes
may any - -.
Foreign mails for week ending October 20. 1875
will promptly all casesl al the General Posrofncs
hour earlier taan
rIosirx time =hovg7 Parcels
close p n Monday. Wednesday and E'riday.
REGULAR Supplementary Mails close For-g1 sta
ton half closing time snowo below tex
cent that slDplenenary Europe and Cs1tral
America Colon hour later a. Forsagn Sta
tionl
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07

wEDNSDAT-At $40 a m tor Europe. per = a S NsT.
York vi Southampton. 30 a. for Neraeria1cs
direct. per Rotterdam (raN must be directed pSr
Rotterdan'Ds $50 n tsupple5nentaLy ~
M for 9. GsrnanIc- via l1eensoNn
TFIURSDAY-At $50 a. m FOR E1rope. Per > = 49,,
Cherbcurx and Har1ouru
for France directed per 8 t1-se 5.s-
marck''). at for France SSttzeriand Isv-
spain. Portugal Turkey. Egypt Greece 5ri,lsn lnas
and Marcuez. a o. ~.
Tayr. aafl for other parts muse - 6suood
per Q Ts1rzne,D.
rom Boston
SATURDAY-At +3o a FOR Europe per
Va Queenstown: a. for Belgium direct per =
Finland tnal Be directed per = Finla1I u
Italy direct. honenzoiL-fh t1s
ha 8 =. Hchen1oAern , a. 80
m (sFrDu a. - for Europe pr >
Eslssrfn Maria Theresa Plymouth. Cheroo1rs ~
GA Scotland direct. pr
Anchora (mail De directed per > . Ane1orla
MATTER. ESTC--This steamer taxes
Matter Commercial Papers and Samples tor Serl,ai-
ouly The same OF mail matter Tor otner 2-Ss
Europe will rot BY this ship unless 1peoiaiS
directed her -
closing OF the Supplernent
MAILS named above additional Supplementary Aas are
onared on the piers American. Enzisn Ere1cn
ana German steamers and remain until within Ten
Minutes q the OF sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07
DEMETRIO IGLESIAS.

Advices received here yesterday from San jose
Costa Rica announce the death Of Demetrio
Telesias ex-Vice-President OF Costa Rica, on
sen+enuber 2S He acted as President when his son.
states on a friendly visit the late President
NIX {7re
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07
LIEUTENANT DRUM TO MARRY.

Denver. Oct CSpeciaD-Lieutenant n a ~ 80 80
"a .. -. ++s youngest army Office in the country
+,--ad last night for Indianapolis. where ne next
Monday will marry Miss Adele Rheaun.er icy dssy
will live here Lieutenant Drum oeins Oh ue-o
BaIdwtn's staff.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07
Special Notices.


THE TRIBUNE VIII Be mail 20 sder~D IA
this country abroad and address changed orssa
desired Subscriptions may given regular
dealer before leaving convenient hand
IN THE TRIBUNE one
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07

Highest temperature yesterday. - degrees lowest %
average 67 corresponding date last year ei
average corresponding last twenty-five years O.
Local forecast: Partly cloudy to-day; rain THURSDAY
followed by clearing and cooler: Increasing s'u'h'~~
winds
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07
uArrs FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA WEST
ETC.

urDSrsDAY-At f1.3O a m c0r Guadsioupe Mar
tniqIe Barbados Trinidad and Cudad Bolivar per > 8
Fs-r,f-ia a. I2.3O D. complementary 1 p rnl Tor
Tur<s Island and Dominican Republic. per = - New
TTITRsDAY-At a m for Cuba. per 3 Vizilsrcis
Cmau for Mexico. via Progreso. Caulpecne snd s-se
C~1Z r1us- be directed per 8 NiStlsncta)s al
m 1supoIsmentary Il: D for Bahamas
Ss,scs 5r,afI sor Mexico Ta-n1ico directed
aper ; Seneca''l. ,. m. f0r Newfoundland. per
Corean. from PhiladelDhta
FRrDAY-At 10 g. for Grenada Irfnifaf ana Crudsd
r7oIvsr MGracass az Il for Guantanamo ard
Sa-tfzxo = Cieuruegos mail must be directed
"eer Cienfuezos''}s at 1870 p supplementary
m for IN 81. Crofx- Lesvart and
yvindard Islands British Dutch and French Guiana.
Manoa-
sATUPDAY-At a FOR northern Brazil per q
poIvca-r via and Manaoss n for eer
Pretoria: 80 supplementary
e.30 a N FOR Curacao and Venezuela. q Mara
caIbo CrafT SavanfIIa and Cartazsna Be 81
rected per MaracaIbo'l: at a for Porto Rico.
Ponce. san Juan: at $50 a m fsCr-ie-
rnenfary 1870 NJ for Forums Island. Jarsca. ss
Mia and Cir@yro~n. . vasrcia
cafI r,r costa Rica directed per vslsr-
rfa's1. al 10 for Cuba 8 Mexico. Hs-
vans. a. 10 m Argentine. Uruguay Pa-ae-aav
Merchant Prince 10 30 a (sup2iernentary
m for and Haiti. a .
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated The Trounes self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the te2ea
ture recorded BY the local Weather Bureau
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07
auruetts Vanilla


ts n11re Don't le- your grocer work on a SneaO a.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07

Mail subscribers Nee-Yo-k City ths DATLr
TESI-W E.EsKLT win be charzed a skrs
postage In addition to the named above
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY.
For New-England. partly cloudy to-day: tonight
and Thursday: cooler Thursday increasing southeast
winds
For Pennsylvania partly cloudy to-day, with
rain IN north and portions Thursday. rain and
cooler: increasing southeast winds
For District cf Columbia Dea~are and Maryland
rsr,ly cloudy to-day rain and cooler tonight and
1r,ursiav: Increasing southeast south winds.
For Eastern NsW-Yorz partly cloudy today. with
f in the Interior: Thursday. followed by clearing
~ colder. clearing. southeast winds
%ew-Jersey. partly cloudy To-Day. rain and cooler
THURSDAY, increasing southeast winds
- Western Pennsylvania Western New-York and
west virginia rain to-day. clearing and cooler Thurs
fav- high south winds and squalls
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07
Domestic Rates.

BT EARLY MAIL. TRAIN
FOR all points the United States and Msxca
toutsfde of borouzhs titan re B-onx)-
Also TO Cuba Porto Rico. Hawaii and -as Pai.ipplnss
without extra expense for foreisa
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-days Forecast.

Washington Oct IA barometric depression OF
marked intensity central the valley OF the Red
River OF the North This disturbance VIII east
ward during Wednesday attended by and dangerous
squalls over the region and the Ohio Valley. and
vyu be followed Dy clearing weather and e decided
fau temperature in Missouri and the upper Misss-
siDu VALLEY Wednesday uiEht the VIII
reach Middle North Atlantic states
T-5a terurerature the average gen
over the districts and fallen
six 10 ten degrees below normal in the Ms
northern Rocky Mountain districts
storm warnings displayed on the Great Lakes
on the England and Middle --Ianuc coast the
Increase southeast and become hgh
bv "Wednesday the south Atlantic fresh
ssst fo southeast winds viii prevail. On the GuIS
coast the viii be fresh south. shifting TO south
yves+ on the upper high southerly winds will
gales and the lower lakes
tEe wind viii high from the SOUTH with dangerous
srds shifting northwest in the afternoon.
S-sarers departing Wednesday for European ports
have southeast winds and partly
c,C,,4v weather the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07
Foreign Rates

For Europe and all Z, tns Unfvsrsso
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07

To a Cold In Une DHs
-ata Laxative Rromo Quinine Tablets AL dT1szs.s
-efI1r5 rEe money II Il fails 70 cure Z '" 1rVse'
sizn $ n each box DC
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07
Died.

heath notices appearing in THE Thibe NE
., ~, uhIt.hed In The Trf-weekly Trib-
un. without extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07

King Edward has just referred 10 the ronillitees
OF Privileges of the House Of Lords peuuoh PR
seuted to him by Count Edmund James ue ID
Poer OF Gurteen le Poer County water -
-. -. - -s,ivs the Irish barony OF Corogh-
- % reersea which has been in allegiance since
the battIe OF the Boyne. when 1t was a''aiiileu
owing 10 the fact that its holder. John Fo~o,' -
r,,t,a to,sI 70 the Stuart King. James H. ana hao
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07

SUNDAY scents WEEKLY REVIEW opneD
DAILY. cents TRf-W E<EKLT. 3cents
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07

RlRrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07
ORDERS ISSUED.

Washington. Oct 6-The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
New-York tribune., 1903-10-07

Rev. stephen Merritt. the sorld-wife-kno~n IN
certaSer: only one place Of business and 18Th
ct: largest In the world Tel Is-Isth-sr
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-06-13

What can young man do with more
millions than he can spend? Not many
young men need bother their heads
with that question. But there Is one
Alexander Smith Cochrane, 20, of YOn.
kers. N. Y.-whO Is up against 1t.
Young Cochrane's development of the
mOneymaking instinct Ia abnormal. His
tendency and ability for accumulation
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-06-13

The milliners are Joining In the cru,
SADIE against the decorating OF women's
hats with stuffed song birds. 1t is evil
dent that the milliners have found out
how to make ribbons just as expen.
sive.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-06-13
I'VE JUNE COSMOPOLITAN.

The lover Of fictiOn-especially In the
form of short stOries-will turn with
pleasure to the latest issue of the Cos.
mopolitan. Here appear charming
love story by Francis Willing Whar.
ten. beautifully illustrated by Thomas
Mitchell PIERCE: dramatic railroad
story by II. II. Farnham; romance
Of the business world by Trumbull
White. and contributions by II. L..
Martin ana Henry Seton Merriman. In
the same number, which Is remarkable
for the great variety Of topics that are
discussed, Edward Everett Hale writes
on "Old Age Pensions;" DR.. Albert
Shaw. editor of the Review of Re.
views. discusses Journalism" as u
profession: II. q. Wells advances some
more Of his IDEAS on "Love and the
Cultivation of the Imagination" and
Mary T.. Thornton gives some practi-
cal advice on How to Care for the
Sick In the Home An essay on THE
Rose Of Yesterday and To-day" IL s,i.
p rbly illustrated with photographs;
some fine Illustrations being also a
feature Of an article on "Gateways;
Artistic and Characteristic;;' a contri.
button on "F'loral Head.dresses," and
an Interesting account Of "An English
Garden City The personal articles
Include character sketches of George
Gilbert Williams. the great banker;
william Barclay Parsons, chief en-.
ginecr Of the New York Rapid Transit
Commissions; and Baron StrathcOna
and Mount Royal, High Commissioner
for Canada. There IRE also contribu.
tlons by William X. Leighton, Antoin.
cite Van Hoesen, John Brisben Walk.
cr. and Julian Hawthorne. In all, there
are twtnty.onc stories and articles Ia
the June Cosmopolitan.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-06-13

out after the governorship nomination
he would he a formidable competitor.
no matter who might he In the race.
He Is powerful In the southern section
of the state and could no doubt go
into the state convention with a strong
following. lie might have some oppo-
sitiou in Egypt" as there will he
several candidates for other offices
from that section. among them Daniel
Hogan. who wants to he Secretary of
state. and W. Il. Tmutman. of East
ST. Louis. and Cicero J. Indy. of
Greenvillc. both of whom are under
stood to he candidates for State Treas
urer.
Another possible candidate for Gov
ernor is George w. Brown. of Wheat
on. II is said that Judge Brown Is
seriously considering the announce
ment of his candidacy. One effect of
Judge Browns candidacy might he to
cmbirrass senator Hopkins TO some
extent If he were inclined to take sides
In the gubernatorial proposition. and
IuT luIS ItuSVI He II eucOUTugtu ny
the Shermanites. Judge Brown lives
In Mr.. Hopkins old congressional dis.
irict and Congressman Snaps home
senatorial district. Judge Brown would
probably receive the support of the
anti-organizatlOn element in this dis
trict.
SO II will be seen that the governor
ship situation In the Republican party
Is complicated at present. 1t will nc
doubt be simplified before the time fol
the primaries next year comes on
William Iorlmcr. who will have a few
hundred friends among the delegates
to the next state convention. has not
indicated whom he favors. At the
present writing II would seem that the
man on whom the friends of Senator
\. J. Hopkins. Congressman j. q. Can
non and william Lorimcr can agree
will he the Republican nominee.
JOHN j. LANE.