The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-14
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notification ceremony, OF both himself
and MI. Davis as candidates. respective
il, for President and Vice. President, was
suggested to Judge Parker tonight, tho
Idea appeared 10 interest him, but no 10
eaid that no s,icl pla, had as Vet
Lcen brought, 30 far as he knew. 8a
Tomorrow Judge Parker has an X a -
continent With Senator Patrick ~, Nc
4assrreils sot Brooklyn Iii The evening cit
szcns Of Kingston and vicinity, irr e, s !.
tive of party, are to visit 1soseinont ana
,,ay5 their respects to the Democratic CAR
lidate for President. Judge Parker. is
l1tnself ayotcrin the Third District OF
tho Ninth Ward of the cityaof kingston.
being Registered from the resi- cnce OF 5llls
q tp,1g III. law, rev. Charles NJ. Hal. rha :
district Ii the only one In the ward re-
Earded as normally Democrat Tic.
Signs Of Coming Campaign.
Rosemont, the home. OF Judge Parker,
for the first time to-dAy began to show
outward signs OF the coming on Of. the
campaign. Tho lodge house ut the gate
its: being arranged for use as he cam
paign office. and 4lincnlcn to-day put UP
Tire special telegraph and telephone lines
wl,icrSnrc to be in LRc from now on
3Onr Of the large no oms Is being fitted UP
for the newspaper correspondents. &
More than 800 lottcrs went from Judge
Parker in the first outgoing mall, most
OF them replies TO letters and kilograms
sor congrntulatlon. More than 200 ar-
rived III the first incoming I11nil, and
every mail since has shown a marked
Increase over! the one before. a. force
or stcnograplnrs, under the direction 81 OF
the judge private SECRETARY. a thur p 3
Mscausland, will be installed within =
{ day or twofins the new' OF flee. ssS
III, 4 q.
( d:tS from Muskogee. Indian Territory:
s1n an election held here to-day, the
( first IN tic United States. after your.
5r0ininntion, Muskogee, claimed by Tie
Republicans. went Dem crati Lea THIS rs
the first gun Of the canlpaignl and Is
considered a fair test j. The Indian Terri y
III Dry IL on fire. withrangStinconqucra
Democrat ics zeal 3ss s. .5 s3.;
Cleveland May Speak
Judge Parker to-day received noti flea
ton from w. r. IIea rst that B he lis to
g11nvo the support of the Hear n evs- Z
papers He refused u to ray vile thers or
not he had any word from lillian j.
Bryan. Svhhthers former President Cleye.-si
land is to max an vi spec chcs In ~ udBcl
IS ;.arker's cause during the campaign
1 ~ not known but sit Is. understood that
Tho Judge has had an intinlatton from
,ieipate TO II limited OK ten, In nc ca M.
$3,atgn. Il Il 59s i5{
Judge Parkcr's daily routine has hardly
snown a sign OF tlle#new honor, and the
},inw outlook wh!lil$ have come to him
( Amid the. hurry and on thusiasm OF his
he Is the coolest md least
5rcrturbcd OF NIL. To-day he arose at 6
o'clock and went d own to the river for
8l.ts usual swim. ctlrning after about
thirty minutes 10 resss for brea kfast.
S,I;l,cn he read tho newspa pers. which ar
1Ivc hero about go a. NJ. md upon
which the Judge depends for his touch
with the outside world. for no evening
Y,:a pcrs. even from Kingston are received
AT Rosemont. Judge EI'a rkerSSis e ca re-
sfui md thorough news pm pc read der and
lie varies from the thoughtful study Of
editorial discussion o & The grave 4 ques Y
tfonss of the Scampaig to hearty laughter
at come Of the newspaper stories al bout
his ideas and doIng S. "a q good deal of
time today was devoted to his mail,
70 fter which he ven T : for; a horse ok ride
for. an hour or more .!5sAs x