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New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
mo LET-UP IN THE WORK. :.
Ifr. OdeH Speaks of Danger of
OrercOnfdence.

Governor Odell said yesterday in commenting
on the speech made by Elihu Root at the Union
League Club in which Mr.. Root sounded a note
OF warning against Overconfdence, that he
thought Mr.. Roots speech was timely.
There always is danger in OvercOnldence."
said the Governor. Republicans have grown
accustomed TO winning victories. and no doubt
in some cases there is danger of a relaxation OF
effort The campaign managers are not taking
any chances There will be no let-up in the
work am not worrying about the outcome on
November & The campaign is going ahead
splendidly, and the reports from around the
State show that we are gaining ground right
along"
When The Governors attention called to
the statements made by certain candidates on
the Democratic State ticket about his having
designated Justice Miller, of Cortland, to serve
in this city, he said:
THE Appellate Division of this city designated
Justice Miller for service in this city. Under
the law the Governor has nothing to do with
such designation. The desgna ton was made
back in September. 1t is a waste of time to try
TO refute a wild statement of that character"
George B. Cortelyou and State Senator L'Hom-
medieu called on Governor Odel yesterday for
short time. The Governor said afterward that
Mr.. Cortelyou had merely called TO learn the
news on the State situation.
Assemhlyman Burnett. Of Ontario County,
chairman of the Cities Committee. said yester-
day al the Fifth Avenue Hotel that Higgins was
sure TO be elected Governor
There is no longer any question about the
election OF State ticket" said Mr.. Burnett.
Our vote viii reach the 1900 mark. No one out
our way is any longer questioning ROosevelt's
election. They take it for granted. il is
closed incident up the State"
Senator L'Hommedieu said that Erie County
would give 1000 RerFl lblican plurality for the
national and 900 TO H00O for the State ticket.
The Democrats in the western end of the
State act if they were just about ready TO
give UP the fight" said Mr.. LHOmmedieu.
i think il was a good thing that Mr.. Root, in
his Union League speech, sounded a note OF
warning said Congressman Nreeland Of Cat
taraugus County. yesterday. Candidates are
elected by votes put into the ballot boxes. and II
won't do for to go 10 sleep because feel
that we have a sure thing of It. The Democrats
are desperate and viii try 10 hire thousands of
people 10 stay away from the polls. The ef-
forts OF the Republicans out our way will not be
relaxed We expect TO put on more steam. The
disaffectiOn noticeable TWO weeks ago among
Republicans has worn away, and our advices
show that Ar Higgins viii run close to Roose-
Welt"
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
BOTI.ERM1KERS GIVE IN.
Last Strikers Haze to Surrender to
the Open Shop.

The remnant Of the bOiermakers who went on
disastrous general strlke in the shipyards on May
against the open shop captulated yesterday
They are the employees of the w. A. Fletcher
Company a member Of the NewYork Metal Trades
Association against which the strike was directed,
and though the strike admitted by the union
to be lost long ago. they waited until yesterday be-
fore surrendering.
A number of the strikers called at the office OF
the company and asked Vice-President Andrew
Fletcher jr., for a conference with their walking
delegate to settle the strike This refused, and
later in the day the strike declared off uncOn-
ditionally. They then applied for work. Only two
of them were taken back. They will have to work
beside DOn-uniOn men, and no walking delegates
will be allowed TO enter the premises The COM
pany may hire few more of the strikers later.
The Brotherhood of BOilermakers declared the
strike off in all the shops unconditionally at the
end of July. except the Fletcher shops. and went
to work IN these other shops under open shop con-
ditions. This Is the second unsuccessful fight OF
the labor unions against the Metal Trades Asso-
citation to enforce the closed shop Last year the
ma aChiniSts went strike against the open shop
and surrendered after five months
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22

Test Case of Lac against "Anto"
Fires on Boats.

Inspectors OF Collector stranahan have reported
to him alleged violation by the Brooklyn Ferry
Company Of the law which prohibits the carrying on
ferryboats OF automobiles with lighted fires and the
Collector has served notice OF a fine of $500.
Yesterday there conference between counsel
for the ferry company and the solicitor the Col
lector. at which the ferry companys representative
gave notice that he would test the law. II is be-
leved the company will contend that the gasOIene
engines automobiles do not carry fires within
meaning Of the law the explosive spark not being
fire Another possible ground for fighting the case
Is that the law is unconstitutional in that II does
not prohibit the carrying of self-Propeled vehicles,
but practically creates impoSsibility. the fmpoS
sibility Of getting such machine aboard without
fire being retained making the act an abb
surdity.
Collector Stranahan will call on the United States
District Attorney TO proceed against the ferry
pany.
on July 30 last. F. b. stoney. SUPERINTENDENT OF
the Brooklyn Ferry Company. gave notice that the
ferry company thereafter would not carry any au
tomObiles with the spark lighted. as the steam
boat inspectors were enforcing the United States
against II.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
DRUGGIST AND sToREHOusE.
Detectives Planned a Raid, but He Was
Warned. 7. Lewiss Statement

Encouraged by the success Of George 3. HAYES.
attorney for a large German drug manufacturing
house. in running down dealers in adulterated and
counterfeited drugs in this city the New-York
State Medical Association has ordered its attorney
James Taylor Lewis, to give what aid he can in
the good work. Dir. Lewis said yesterday:
No: long age friend OF mine A LAWYER entered
one of the large drug stores and asked for some
qInine as ne was suffering from a severe cold.
with the usual accompaniment Of a bad head
acne i can give you something better than
Inediately cure the headache said the clerk He
tnen gave TO my friend certain tablets telling him
TO take one Immediately and another within a very
short space OF tlme II he continued 10 suffer from
the purely incidental headache
The iirsf dose was taken then and there. and the
lawyer walked a little distance to the once of a
brother attorney where not feeling any better he
took a second tablet. The result was that within
ten minutes ne was writhns on the floor I'm a con-
yuison, roaming al the mouth, and with his heart
barely luttering. \ doctor who was hastily sum-
moned told me that ne found the man actually in
extremis, ana only saved his life by using extreme
remedies win great prOmptness In this case.
am glad 10 say. the druggist sued and was
Tor several days detectives Of the Central once
who are working under the orders Of George B.
Hayes nave been keeping IA watch on a storehouse
Ia which are large number OF packages Of
adnltSrated odnEs. ana also keeping watch the
piopItl9i % a laIge drug in the city. who Is
warned ~' '-S 49,
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool Oct 21-saled. steamer George tBH Clark
York.
Lizard oct 81 10 a rn-Passed. steamer Rotterdam
Dutch. RoggeveeE, SewY York FOR Rotterdam
London 2O-SaIIed steamer Mnnehaha tI{rl. Robin
York
T)unnet Head Oct 21-Passed. steamer oscar dam,
Glasgow. 2O-Sailed steamer Oakburn tHr) for New
York.
Queenstown Oct 2I 100 ul-Arrived steamer Cynaric
(3rl Kerr. Nev-Yor5 Liverpool tand proceeded.
Cork oct 2l-Arrived, steamer Queensland tSr, Gray
New York VIA Havre.
Brow Head. 21-Passel. steamer Bowie (B-) Hart
New-NOrS Liverpool
21-Salei. Astoria tBrl. Wa1SvCTth
Grom Glasgow. Ne~-YorH
Copenhagen 19Sa!Ied, steamer United States DAM
Wulff. New-YOrk.
St MichaeTs. oct 2O-Passed steamer LOmharIia GtaD
Conzoneri. New-York for Naples and Genoa 2lst
uassed HoheEzoilern ttfer} Peach. New
York for Naples and Genoa
Genoa. l9Sailed steamer Fert utap. Parodi. New
Naples oct 81 5 a ra-Arrived Princess Irene
Ger Dannenaun, Nev-York (and sailed fer
pae5mo gso1 oc. 1e-sailed steamer ce;y uso Desco
vich Cfron Trieste, etcl. New-YorE.
Venice l7-Arrtvei. steamer HayOn tIerl. Won
Hugo. New-York sailed. steamer Powhatan tBr'.
Barnden. New YORK.
Port 21Arrivei steamer ka4oia ttirl NalIer
New for Shanghai
Malta oct 2I-Arrivei, steamer Focasse- tBrl. owen
New Y for Trieste
Suez oct 2IArriyed steamer Atnoli tbTt Watt AoAo
hama ETC. NeW-Gork
Snauore OCT 2i-Arrived previously. steamer Erezlzei
,FIrl t'odat New York via Algiers for shanghai
" = Ai-laite Melbourne sydney. etc
.ncE1a7d oct 19-Arrived steamer BirgernetSter
Fachuann tGer, Aim New-IorA va 81 Vincent
,,ads Oct 2o-saiied steamer Terence (Br). Byrne
tTron santos etc), New-York
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
A RECORD DAY IN STOCKS.
Heaviest Business of the Year
1883 .9O4 Shares Sold.

The heaviest days business Of the year was
transacted yesterday on the Stock Exchange,
the sales aggregating 1.SSS.904 shares. The larg-
est transactions were in OntarO and Western.
which reached the new high level OF 441z. and
high records for the year were made by several
stocks, among them Peoples Gas. Union Pacific.
Rock Island and Erie. The strength and activ-
ity of Ontario and Western were. OF course. ac-
counted for by the well authenticated reports
Of the transfer of control of the property. Simi-
larly. the local traction issues were strong and
advancing on a continuance OF the merger ru-
mOrs, although It was reported that the ad-
vance in metropolitan was chiefly due to en-
forced short covering, Metropolitan touched
1905, and closed 234 points above Thursday at
1891 Metropolitan Securities made net gain
of l point and Manhattan 21E points On the
curb Interborough Rapid Transit after wide
fluctuations, closed with net gain for the day
of . points.
Noteworthy advances i'll the railway list were
. points in Reading pa in Rock Island and Ia
in Erie Pennsylvania. in which the trading was
very heavy, ended the day with net gain OF
x per cent The United States Steel issues were
neglected and closed with net
price changes of only u per cent each. The re-
newed advance in Union Pacific, after perlod
of hesitation, had as a basis the consideration
of the details OF the annual report. which was
regarded as testifying TO the extraordinary pros
perity and strength of that system
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22

MORGAN STANDS FIRM,
Continued from nrst page.

is alleged. followed Bloosnberg into the registry
booth, challenged his vote. and ala every IN 8
but actually assault him. Rosalsky asked TOT
extra policemen, and declares that ne mas eVl-
deuce 10 support a number or assault cases
which ne Will bring on Monday.
Later I'm the day 'Florrie" Sullivan charged
Republican leader with Illegal elecuoheeIlhg
practices. Sullivan said that this leader had
told Pop" Reynolds a brother-in-law Of
Monk Eastman, that he would secure
Monks" pardon IL Reynolds would gather the
gang together and vote them as many times as
possible.
At the office OF the Superintendent Of Elections
Il was said last night that they had no way or
knowing how many challenges had been made
during the day. The officials said that they were
very well satisfied with the work of the day.
and that there had been less trouble than was
expected.
Commissioner AfcAdoo again declared yester-
day that the police must be neutral In election
disputes He said:
The function of the police is only preserve or
der. We have nothing to do with regulating meth
DDS at the registry places. not going 10 decide
whether the police shall permit or refuse permit
registration in certain cases That is matter for
the registry officials and the superintendent OF
Elections TO decide. and the police viii cooperate
with them.
Several curious incidents arose from the
strictness OF registration yesterday. In one in
stance it became necessary FOR a son TO question
his father as to his past life. and ask him
whether or not he had ever been convicted Of
felony This was at a Bleecker-st polling place,
where some one challenged the vote Of Samuel
Deane. sr His son was chairman of the board
Of INSPECTORS
In the Nineteenth Election District of the
XXth Assembly District full registry board is
sitting the fsIr legal days Of registration for
the benefit of one lonely voter, q watchman on
an East River pier This used to be populous
district until big block of tenement houses
torn out, TO make way for St Carriers
Park. The farce viii cost the State something
like $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22

Speaking at the MONDAY meeting yesterday of
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Commercial Travellers
League. No. 3l Broadway. William II. Stonemaa.
OF Albany. said in part
Let me take YOU back 10 lSg2 when the clarnor
Tor a change became chronic. and many who earned
fhelr bread by the sweat Of their brow we're led
70 believe that some kind q change in the polices
- the country had become necessary.
The same methods are being used to-day. These
conditions so unsettled the mind Of The voter who
could not see for himself that the people vyere
prosperous and happy that Grover Cleveland was
again MADE Chief Magistrate Of tlls nation Per
maps some or sou may recall how you eniovs6 the
change II came IN 1873, when the new policies
Nere started. and The mechanic the laborer the
hradt-sfnan ana Inc banker hlt the dust and manic
iiad want sir0Ge all over this land
Ny lrleHds. ] am not trained speaker nor an,
2 oesHols oi holding public Office. but as a Tner-
,tihHtl a bLsliess man. have interests that
Know are 70 Ice seriously affected should our on
I0neHts succeed at the polls this FAN. am
thoroughly convinced that we are in an ora ~
- make marked change ia the policy OF our
national government al this time wolId DaTalSze
or land '
The speakers scheduled 10 appear at No 5e1
broadway to-day are ex-senator Tlurstou John
FRANCIS Burte. expresident Of the Republican Col
-ege League. and the uuniaee for Congress from
me Allegheny district OF Pittsburg, and the Rev
william Francis Ireland on Monday the eakers
VII - SPEAKER Cannon ~ the House OF Reure-
ati4-'-t4ses ana Lieutenant Governor Higgins
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
ERIE CANAL CONTRACTS OFFERED.
Colonel symons Tells of Plans for the Work
lFRoM THE TRIBUNE BUREAU.I

tFROM TRIBUNE BUREAU.l
Washington, Oct. 21.-ColoneI Thomas ". Symons
engineer in chief OF the Erie Canal and former
Superintendent of Public Buildings and Grounds In
Washington. called at the White House this morn
ing
we will advertise for 100000 $SoOO0 00O worth
of work within very few days" he said land
expect that the digging will begin IN earnest early
in the spring A little may be started before snow
flies but as a great deal OF preliminary work will
have be done by the contractors in the way OF
putting up plants and getting machinery in place
II is not probable that much be accomplished
in the way of digging before winter sets IN. The
contracts that are preparing to let first will
be really sample JOBS. We want to know how near
the actual cost Of the work will tally with the esti-
mates we have made. The only Wav We can de-
termine that question Is to let pieces of differ
ent kinds ana al different places. Then If We fnd
that estimates all right. can go ahead
with the rest of the S10l GOOOO0 worth of contracts
We have already done amount of work IN
the way OF preparing plans estimates and designs
and will be busy on that line all winter When We
get started hope TO push the project with all
possible speed. The eXcavatng will be prosecuted
a great many points simutaneOusly-in fact AZ
many places as 1t can be done without inter-
fTenCe with each other
Colonel SymOnS has just returned from n trim Ia
Northern New-YOrk and viii visit the State as
often his duties the canal commission require
The people or New-YOrk State seem to think
that the Republican national ticket will be elected
easily" he said. and will pull the State Candi-
dates in with it."
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
CONTROL or o. g ". PASSES
Nezc-HaUen Road the Purchaser, 1t
Is Understood

Control OF the New York, Ontario and Western
Railroad has passed to the NewYork, New-Haven
and Hartford it is understood from excellent
sources although complete reticence on the subject
was preserved yesterday by the directors and Off
GERS of both companies and by the banking firm
which has held the largest block of Ontario and
Western stock. The heavy purchases Of that stock
yesterday and on Thursday, both here and in Lon
DON are said to have been principally for tho
count of the banking firm and their friends. who
already held control OF a majority Of the stock.
Ontario and Western the most active stock
dealt in yesterday and sales OF more than
265 600 shares advanced Az. closing at 49, net
gain of 27s points. Details of the deal are not
likely to be announced officially for several days.
ana the exact terms IT present largely a mat
ter of conjecture 1t is said in well informed quar-
ters that the New-Haven is to take the on
tario and Western stock A. all the shareholders
to he treated alike, or else viii lease the prop
erty on guarantee or 2a per cent yearly divi-
dend.
1t is understood that the New-York Central and
the Pennsylvania some time ago opposed 10
the New-Haven's acquiring the Ontario and West
ern but withdrew their opposition learning that
the Wabash actively negotiating 10 secure tho
road
A special dispatch from Boston. published by
Wall Street news bureau quotes director Of the
New-Haven as saying:
I cannot yet give details. but the NewHaven
be delivered by the New York, Ontario and West
ern. The New-Haven road is well beyond
the Hudson River II has been caught mapping in
railroad negotiations previously but II is not now
asleep.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
FAIRBANKS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Makes a Speech at HOllidaysburg and Goes
to Wheeling, ". Va

Altoona. Penn, Oct. 21.-Senator Charles W. Fair
banks. Republican candidate for Vice President
arrived here from the East at ; o'clock this even
ing, several thousand people greeting him the
station. most OF whom attended a reception given
10 the candidate at the Logan House. After dinner
and brief rest, Senator Fairbanks accompanied
by the Altoona Roosevelt ana Fairbanks Club and
trainload OF enthusiastic party workers, went to
HodaysbuTg. this county.
After parade through the streets Of that town
mass meeting held IN the courthouse Mr.
Fairbankss speech contained most of the argI-
ments he has put forth elsewhere He appealed
for support Of the Republican party because Of its
record ana the policies announced in its last politi
cal convention, and paid glowing tribute to Presl-
dent Roosevelt.
x. Va. 9'
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
TO PAY 6 PER CENT, SAYS LAWSON.
The BOstOnian Issues Statement in Regard
to Amalgamated Copper.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE ]

Boston, Oct 2l.-Thomas w. Lawson issued
a statement tonight in which he says that the
dividend of 30 cents share declared yesterday
by the Amalgamated Copper Company Is the
last the company will declare at that rate. and
that the next dividend viii be at the rate of
per cent annually. He says:
The amount OF Amalgamated stock purchased
in the open market for the company is close on
to GOO,OOO shares, costing about S26O00O0O II
the stock advances too rapidly ii will be sold
and probably net the company 100 per cent
profit. If 1t is not sold II viii receive two-ffths
of the declared dividends"
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
DECIDES AGAINST KEHOE.
McCarreH Senate Candidate Loses
Republicans Man Gain District.

Al the end OF an executive session lasting five
hours yesterday, the Board of Elections sus-
fained the protest against the nomination Of
James J. Kehoe, the Democratic candidate for
the Senate from the With Senate District Brook
lyn.
The protest was made by Harry H. Hanbury.
the Republican leader Of the Nth Assembly Dis
trict which, with the With and I&th. comprises
the Vth Senate District. The board held that
Rehoe had not been regularly nominated by the
delegates duly elected. but had been named in
stead through the rules Of the general commit
tee Of the Kings County Democracy.
Kehoe was supporter Of Doyle but Topped
and became an ardent supporter Of Senator Nc
Sarren' and was named through McCarren in
fuence, il was said.
Mccarren men say Kehoe viii seek a manda-
mus TO compel the placing of his name on the
AcheL II the courts sustain the Election
Boards decision, Senator McCarreu viii lose a
Senator and the Republicans viii gain one
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
NO P. o. INVESTIGATION HERE.
Postmaster Van COtt Not Likely To Be Re-
appOinted

Washington. oct. 2l.-At the close OF the Cabinet
meeting to-day Postmaster General Wynne an
nOunced by direction Of the President that no in
Vesugauon OF the New-YOrk Postoffice was con-
teTnplated b." the department Postmaster Van
Cotts term viii expire early next year. and II is
understood that ne probably viii not be req D.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
AN APPEAL IN MEReER CASE.

Trenton. " J., oct. 21.-JuIus G. Ikelhemer and
others to-day filed IN the Court of Errors and Ap-
peals an appeal from Vice-Chanceor Ptney's de
cision in which he refused 10 enjoln the merger OF
the American Tobacco Company, the Consolidated
Tobacco Company and the Continental Tobacco
Company. The injunction was denied on Wednes-
day, and on Thursday the articles OF merger were
fled with the Secretary Of State.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
TO UNITE FOR Big MEETING.

ne German American League has united with
me First Presidential Voters Club 10 hold a Re
publican mass meeting tonight IN Columbia Han
Ahon-sl ana Fifth-aVe., Brooklyn There win be
music by the German rnerfcaa Rand "a reraso
.li'o ~" orks Among the Speakers viii be Colonel
=. r. Stegman, Senator Henry Marshall and g5aia
Ioka5i, president Of the league
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
LAWYERS ASKED ABOUT $4,000.
Mrs. Sully Chief Partner in Firm Which Is
One of Husbands Creditors.

John W Boothby, of the law firm of Boothby
& Baldwin. counsel for d. II. Miller receiver for
D. ]. Sully & Co, asked yesterday by counsel
for some OF the creditors at the continuation of
the Sully bankruptcy hearing about the firms bill
for $4,000 for services.
II was brought out that the F. w Reynolds Com
pany one Of the largest creditors. is compOsed of
Mrs d. J. Sully her father and few others
Mrs Suly owns $2l80G) of the $3.50 600 stock of
the company. Boothhy & Baldwin. in addition TO
the $4,000 bin have two others for $3.50 and 81 25O
respectiyelv
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
TO BE TAKEN BY PERE MARQUETTE.
Chicago Dispatches Say Road Named Is to
Secure Glover Leaf.

The Toledo ST. Louis and Western Che Glover
Leaf road. according to dispatches from Chicago.
is about be taken by the PeTe Marquette.
one dispatch quoted President Shouts as saying:
'"The Glover Leaf will soon be taken up by one
of the large Eastern systems The price named
was for cash and il was sufficient to make our in
vestment In Glover Leaf satisfactory 10 us"
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
700 MEN 70 COPY ROLLS

Va liam Halpin, chairman Of the executive com.
nittee OF the Republican County Committee. said
last might that as as the registration is nm,
1shcd The county committee viii ser s.,,, b,,,,
Nish al "ofk copying and comparing the rolls.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 6l6 Sunset J:li Noon 1882 Moons axe Is
HIGH WATER.
a N-sandy Hook G:oo Island 6:2s He'll Gate So1
P.M-Sandy Hook G:17 Gov. Island 6:44 He'll Gate sS7