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New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
JUSTICESHIP FOR DOW LING
Murphy Has Place for His LeUten-
ant-NeScbwger SheIOed-
tBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. J

Saratoga, n. Y. Sept 22.-Charles F. Murphy.
the Tammany leader made it clear to his friends
here to-day that. barring unforeseen cireum-
stances, Senator Victor J. Dowling his most
trusted lieutenant. would be nominated for
Justice Of the Supreme Court TO succeed Justice
Freedman. at the county convention in Tam
many Hall on October 6. Justice Freedman re-
tires because OF the age limit clause in the con-
stitution. The nomination of Senator Dowling
win put Judge Newburger. of the Court of Gen
eral Sessions, on the shelf for at least another
year Mr.. Murphy's friends say that Judge
Newburger will have TO be careful or he won't
get his coveted promotion at all. The Tammany
leader does not like the editorial Endorsement
OF Newburger by certain anti-Tammany news
papers. as he suspects that Mr.. Newburger's
friends inspired the editorials.
The terms Of Justices Ingraham Gildersieeve
and Van Brunt expire at the end Of next year.
and their successors will be elected next au-
tumn. There may be four entirely new Supreme
Court justiceships next autumn. making seven
in all The Tammany leaders are greatly inter-
ested in the prospect There is nothing whlch
furnishes stronger motive for fairly good be-
havior on the part OF the heads OF departments
in the Tammany city administration than the
desire OF Charles r. Murphy to elect the county
as well as the city ticket next fall
A constitutional amendment will be voted on
this autumn which provides for an automatic
readjustment OF the judiciary. Under its provis-
ions there will be created four new places in the
First Department. AS each OF these places gives
the incumbent term of fourteen years win
salary Of ST.. 800, IL is only natural tnaI Mul %
nhv IS running things with more caution than
usual The desire Of the Tamnany leader 10
get things into shape for next year VIII oouDt-
less prompt vigorous bracing up OF ihe foilce
Department If Mayor Mcclellan is re-electe9
and the seven justices elected It Is plamngo
70 give the leaders in the work OF graz n'',c =.
more rome They are threatening already 10
knife the State ticket The district leaders nave
been instructed by Murphy 10 tell them tnat tne
perity is to support the State and Tannany
ticket this autumn. 81, r,t,,,
Charles F. Murphy. Senator DoWnhs; Z I,, lrr.,p
Donohue Borough President Cassidy Ihohas
r Smith Patrick II. Keahon and Alderman
c,,llin are to remain over until tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
TELLS OF TARIFF BENEFITS
Congressman Hill, Of Connecticut. and Others
Address Commercial Travellers.

CONGRESSMAN E. j. HII. OF Connections. delivsr.d
an address On the tariff yesterday at the MONDAY
meeting OF the Roosevelt and Fairbanks CON-
mereial Travellers League, at No. 5ol Broadway. To
a large audience.
BY way Of Introduction he compared the asyi-
cultural and finished products. the number Of Co.
plOyes and the bank deposits IN the Republican
States with those IN the Democratic common
wealths. all 70 the benefit of the Republicans. This
was due. he said. 20 the working OF the prossotfvs
policy. The Democrats wanted tariff for reyeuas
only, which really was free trade. and IN case OF
their success business disaster would follow Eysn
u the Democrats. should they obtain majority
In Congress, did not pass tari- bill. the uneer-
tai1ty and suspense would have bad effect in the
business world. The election OF Parker, he de-
elared would have fully as bad an effect on the
business world as the election ot Cleveland IN 1897
The Roosevelt and Fairbanks National Com
nercial League, Of No. 5sS Broadway. had It's usual
large attendance at the meeting yesterday. The
Saturday MONDAY meeting win be a Departure
from the regular custom. Persons IN the audience
win be permitted % express their views from ths
platform with the regular speakers.
The speakers to-day will be Wallace Bruce. Coso
mel T. H Roberts. John Vanderbilt and Franklin
A Mckenzie. The speakers for next Monday will
be Senator y. y. Scott, William Dudley FOuINs. OF
Indiana. and 7. j. Syme. Editor OF "Ths Share
Holder"
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
GOLD STANDARD NOT SAFE
A. II. Bro1Cn Declares Bryan VIII
Yet Assal 1t.

A. Y. Brown. walter ~ Chandler and T. H
Scott were the speakers at Camp Roosevelt In
west Oue-hundred-and-tEgenty-h last night
Mr. Brown who is Californian. traced the ex-
panson OF this country from the purchase %
Louisiana 70 the acquisition OF the Philippines he
said thar President Roosevelt and other leaoers
of the Republican party bad had the wisdom 10
fnresee the destiny OF the United States and TO eao
Cts people TO the realization OF tnat destiny he
ssked whether the American people PROPOSED 70
place in power the nominee Of a party former
President ot which had hauled down the flag.
He said fnat the Democratic party was unable
70 secure tbs confidence OF the people because II
dc not make clear what its policies and principles
really were To show that the financial question
was not yet settled. Mr.. Brown quoted dispatch
from The Tribune containing a declaration ma0s
by Bryan IN 2 speech delivered in Denver, that
BE hoped 70 see the silver plank in future Demo-
cratic platforms. He said that the present Demo-
cratic platform was Endorsement Of the Re
publican declaration Of principles. and that devoid
q an issue the party had fallen back to attacking
the President.
1gr. Browa said that the man who voted 20 elect
Parker would be voting 20 place in power men Ike
EtLl. Belmont and MCCarren instead OF men like
Hay. Taft and other able Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
GORMAN TAXES II SAIL
Leaues Taggart Clear Field for
Talk srith Judge Parker.

The subject most prolific Of discussion yesterday
at the Democratic national headquarters was the
makeup Of the Democratic State ticket. Chair
man Taggert said. TITS dandy" He evinced 90
disposition to be more analytic. apparently from
fear that he might be less convincing. The head
quarters job holders. who owe their places on
the pay roll TO the chairman. sneezs when he
takes snuff, and are accordingly generous In their
piaudits for Democratic wisdom as exhibited az
Saratoga They consider Judge Herrlck is an
invulnerable candidate for Governor. and that
David B. Hill is a most magnanimous leader
Senator Arthur Pue German did not visit head
quarters. though he in the city TO confer
with Judge Parker On the return OF William F.
Sheehan from a conference with Judge Parker.
he held conference with August Belmont, De
Laneey Nicoll Treasurer Peabody and the ma
tional chairman. II was significant, as on several
occasions recently. that soon as the head
quarters conference ended Mr.. Sheehan made
hurried Tip to the Waldorf for a meeting with
Thomas T. Ryan.
Congressman W. s Cowherd, Chairman of the
Democratic Congress Committee. visited head
quarters. lie expressed the belief that the Demo-
Gratis have an even chance better. In the
Congress contest.
d II. Peary member OF the national
mittee for Utah. gave out interview. painting
in hopeful colors the prospects OF Democratic sue
has been endeavoring 90 impress the committee
the propriety OF sending some money to make
one OF the visitors 70 headquarters yesterday,
to come another day was d. w. Lee. a cOlored
newspaper man from Baltimore. Mr.. Lee subse-
Quently disclosed the fact that he has been OpeEt
Ing in the interest OF the Democracy IN Dela-
ware. -
It was given out that Chairman TsSsart would
Join Senator German IN a conference with 1TGge
Parker, at the Hoffman House, at b;5O Ar. rag
gart went to the place OF rendezvous az the % usae
appointed but the Maryland Senator had gone
from the Fifth Avenue Hotel en- hour earlier ana
HIS objective as announced hy his secretary. was
''TTp the hudson" and that he would return IN
the morning by 1880. Speculation was INDUCED
that he had gone FOR a sail on a private yae3t:
and a rest for a night on the river. or tnst no
had gone 20 consult with Jurge Herrick az Aloany.
where the candidate Is holding court II was
NcIear that Judge Parker had clear neld Tor a
heart 10 heart talk with Chairman Iassaft.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
MANHATTAN CLUB NAMES COMMITTEE
Charles H. Truax to Lead in Its Work for
Democratic National Ticket.

The Members Of the Manhattan Club met last
night and elected a campaign committee TO work
in the interest OF the Democratic national ticket.
The committee is headed by Charles II. TFuax. as
president The vce-presidents are John G. Carlisle.
Daniel s. Lamont and John Hone. The other men,
beTs ara John Fox. ]. Hampden Robb. De Lancey
Ncoll jacob Rupert. jr.. Ia Lafiin Kellogg. Will
lam McAdoo. Randolph Guggenheimer Charles ~.
nan, Francis X. PendletOn and s. StanwOod Men
ken. finance committee. o. which James h
Parker Is chairman. named. On this commit
tee are o. H. p. Belmont. J. 3. Mcdonald. Harry
Macdona, Frederic r. COudert Anthony n. Brady.
Straus. Chauncey S. Truax. Walter 5. Logan and
j. Forbes HeunesSy.
In the absence OF Judge Truax John Hone pre-
sided and made address. Resolutions Nere
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
FRENCH CANADIANS FOR ROOSEVELT
Hold Enthusiastic Rally at Pawtucket. r. I.
Many Democratic Deserters

Pawtucket. r. L. Sept 22 (speciaD.-ons Of ,he
most significant gatherings ever held in Rhode
ls!end was the French Canadian Republican rally
here last nght under the auspices OF the Portsr-
French Club. The speaker OF the evening was
Thomas McI4ugh. for years a Democratic leader
and representative IN last years Assembly
elected by that party. Like hundreds OF other
Democrats, he opposes the policy Of the Belmont
Hill-Parker combination. and has come out fat
footed for President Roosevelt slxte.n othsr
Democratic deserters were on the platform
J. n. Martel chairman and Colonel C. e.
Borin, of Fau River A. E. Peloqu!n OF this CITY.
Edward Blodgell and J. D. s. Brazen Of Paw
tucket. spoke in French TO the hundreds OF me.
chanlcs present. % NV
French Canadian Roosevelt clubs are bsin~ ar
ganized IN this city; Woonsocket LincoIn Valley
fails. Manytile, Berkey. Warwick, Arctic CineS,.
Vile Anthony. Phenix. Natick and Providence
Ine vote OF that nationality at the coming election
VIII De about 1000 solid for the Republican tctr
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
FOUND STARVING IN KAmcHArKa.

Seattle. Wash. Sept. 22-on the verge Of stsrya-
tcn and threatened with scurvy at lonely tradin.
post in the Kamchatka Peninsula four whlte ps,-
sons-a woman. child and two nen-ana a Janan-
ese fisherman were found wh,n the schooner Emily
Claudina reached Uka on June 20. The survivors
we're conveyed TO Nome. and there transferred 70
the steamship Victoria, which reached port to-day
The party consists OF Cecil 1seares representing =
the London arm OF Compton & Sehwabe ana yaI-
entine hoceasld and his wife and child Meare,
nae oeen engaged 10 trading with The Siberian rr-
,lVcS tor rura and Whalebone FOR several wears
@ @hoSeasA S was his assistant. Last year the com
pdi!S chartered a japanese vessel at Yokohama
70 take the party 70 their destination After thelr
SaV fSaTlval mere war broke out between Russia and
Japan, ana the japanese merchantmen dii rof
eare TO venture into Siberian waters.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
"THE COMMITTEE, 1T IS T'-McARREN
Brooklyn Leader Not Discouraged by His
Chastising.

Senator McCarren at the Hoffman uous. L..
evening. said OF the results Of the SARATOGA con.
vention: II think the ticket is an excellent one in
every respect from top 20 bottom. and in nv onJn
ION mere is no question OF the election the whole
party In the State is harrnonized 10 a greater ds.
gree than It has been for ten years. which vii, IN.
sure the election OF national and State tiekNts =.
Being asked where the State Executive Committee
would meet the Sycamore from the horoiIgh acrSss
the bridge replied; THE State Executive ConSrSJ,
tee is meeting every minute. Every time Won aes
me you see the executive committee. and am i'm
session every minute" ~ 'A
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
CampafSr, Notes and Incidents.

After that date ne will make three or four speeches
weekly In New-York and adjoining States
Henry T. OSnard. who Is at the head OF tho beet
sugar industry OF the United States, and an infu-
ential California Republican. said yesterday: "The
conditions throughout the Pacific Coast portend
Republican victory beyond the question OF q doubt
I have large interests in Colorado and Nebraska
and the best information which / have leads me 70
believe that Nebraska can beyond any doubt be
put In the Republican column. 1t is the opinion
also of those who are we'll informed that Colorado
win give sweeping victory"
Edward p. Brown. OF this city. who has returned
from brief speaking tour in Alabama reports great
interest In the campaign in Alabama. and greater
enthusiasm at the meetings he addressed than In
Maine and Vermont, where he spoke before the
recent elections In Alabama. Mr.. Brown SAYS. he
assured BY leading Democrats that at least 50
per cent OF the voters Prctectionists.
Felix Agnus. publisher of 'The Baltimore Amer
ican," predicts that Maryland win 60 Republican
IN November. mot only viii the State go for
Roosevelt and Fairbanks" said he, but shall
also elect majority OF candidates for Con-
gresA
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
CIRCUIT TO GO ON STUMP.
Says He viii NeUer Again Be a
Candidate for Office.

Controller Edward NJ. Grout chatted pleasant
ly in his Office yesterday with friends. II there
vas any disappointment lurking about him. it
was not apparent in the expression Of hts face.
When asked what were his plans for the
future. Mr.. Grout said:
When my term Of Office is over / shall re-
sumo my law practice. and Will not enter the
political arena again. As for the selection made
at Saratoga will say that II is a good one.
shall certainly take the stump for the ticket. 7
don't know just when I will begin 20 speaIs
as the arrangements for this work have not vet
been made.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
coLoRApo oEMocRArIc TIcKEr.

Denver. Sept. 22.-The semOcFatic State Con-
veution to-day completed ts nominations. The fun
ticket follows:
Ciovernor-Alva Adams.
Lieutenant {, ,fovernor-E. IT. Ammous
Secretary OF State-Eorace W. Havens-
AuditcT-FTank +. Wheeler.
Treasurer-J. ~ Samrliner
Attorney General-Daniel b. Carey
superintendent OF SchOOls-Mrs. Helen L Grenfei.
Regents OF tho Un.versity-Dr. J. B. SchermeT-
horn and David NJ. Richards
Congressman-at-large-JOhn T. Shafroth-
Milton Smith was chosen chairman OF the state
Central Committee.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
PRESIDENT HIGHLY COMMENDED

Reading. Penn. Sept 22-The convention OF the
Republican state League OF Clubs adjourned to-
day after re-electing John r. Virgins. OF PhiIa-
delphla. president The platform adopted Indorses
Roosevelt and Fairbanks and commends the Presf-
dent for enforcing and maintaining the Monro.
Doctrine for his prompt and successful actiOn in
securing the canal route In Panama, his most
diers his favorable commercial treaty with China
his settlement Of the Alaskan dispute and his
vigorous and digned stand all matters reI9 ting
10 foreign relations. Senator's Penrose and ESnoes
are commended. The former receives high praise
FOR his political leadership. FN
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
PROMISES TO PAY oEPosIToRs.

Detroit. Sept 22-Frank c. Andrews. former
vtce-president OF the defunct City Savings Bank
OF this city. whose overdEafts caused the failure
OF the bank and who Is now IN New-Y0rk, where
ne went after his release from jackson prison on
parole by Governor Bliss. to-day inserted IN tha
local papers an advertisement announcing that he
will pay tho claims OF dep0sitors whose names
are given. Andrews says he will continue 20 pay
other depositOrs fast he and that yhs
money has been made since his release from
prison. IN a manner he VIII explain 20 any orr
who has legitimate right to ask.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
A HUNDRED NAvAJos IN FIRE DANCE

Albuquerque ~ NJ. Sept 22-one OF the attrac-
tons at the Territorial Fair 10 begin here October
10 VIII be the Navajo sacred fire dance. It will
occupy the stage twelve nights. the climax being
reached on the last night IN a shower Of flaming
brands. handled and tossed among the participants
whose bodies made safe from burning by the
use OF peculiar unguent. The dance will be led
by Chief Bear Face. and one hundred Navajo In
dians will take part. The dance has~never been
given outside the Navajo reservation. The Santa
Fe road is arranging TO handle the large thTong
expected 70 witness the dance.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
BANNER RAISING IN THE xxMsr.

The Mount Morris Republican Club. OF the
XXSIst Assembly District. threw open It's new
clubhouse az No. West e-hundred-and-thir-
teenth-st. last night with a banner raising and
reception to Samuel Strasbourger. the Republican
leader OF the district. Seabury Mastick the presl-
dent Of the club. and ex-Assemblyman Harvey T
Andrews the hosts OF the evening. They
voters of the district
Among those present were Assembiyman Ernest
II. Wallace. Aldermen Elias Goodman and James
c. Meyers and ex-senator Samuel s Slater
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
COLD SNAP MAY RAISE COAL PRICES.

Pottsville. Penn. Sept, 2a-The temperature
elOpPee pe4ow ths freezing point here to-day.
Operators at the anthracite colIl.re- s.v fhst N
the present weather conditions continue and an un-
usually early fan sets In. all calculations as to the
production OF coal necessary 10 keep the market
supplied VIII be upset, as premature cold weather
VIII VII, cause an additional consumption OF half a.
million tons weekly and dangerotlsly lower ths
present. surplus OF coal on hand Most OF the coll
Aeries IN this section were idlc fo-iax y ~
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
STRANDED AGAIN WHEN ALMOST SAVED

Cape Henry. va Sept. 22.-The ship Henry B.
Hyde. before reported afloat near Dan Neck Lie
saving Station. about five miles below Cape Henry.
broke her hawseE and again came ashore during
the heavy blow early this morning. Her crew OF
eight men were taken of by the lifesavers The
Hyde was originally bound from New-York for
Baltimore, but stranded several weeks ago. She
was recently hoated and was being towed to Nor-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC PLANK.

Saratoga. n. =. Sept. 22.-The following plank
favoring the extension Of the Adirondack and Cats-
kill parks. was adopted by the Democratic State
Convention yesterday:
I'VE favor the traditional Democratic policy Of
the acquisition by the State OF lands in the Adron-
dack and Catskiil parks for the sole benefit OF
the people OF the State"
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
ACQUITTED OF LYNcnlNo CHARGE

p., aaoia. MISE sept Z-The trial Of @. @.
Eastland for the murder OF I,uthsr rJolhsrt and
MS wife by causing them 10 be burned az the
stake has been suddenly ended After r., evil
dence was all in. Senator McIaurln made motion
.os perenptory nlstruc''ons to ths Jury FOR the
evidence tending to prove that Eastland haa bean
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
GRAY TO SUCCEED MARK HANNA.

PittsburC. Sent 2--Francis I. Robbins who Is a
member OF special committee OF the Nations
..vc Federation. appointed TO choose a chairna
succeed the late Senator Marcus A. Hanna saiS
to-day that the committee, composed or Bishon
Henry c. Potter, John Mitchell and himself had
decided on Judge George Gray, OF Delaware on
whose name action will be taken at a dinner 20
,- gwen In New-YOrS next Monday. ~
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23

~ n ahy "5y party to the IYnchInz or h.a .f6.t
or aoelleu tne burning had h~en irfros,,~ss ms.
-, Neili said that IN view of the railur.
a. "rs1sesss 20 connect Eastiand with ire lvrch-
We ne YOU'D ask the court to grant Senator
MeLeuTiqs ls-sa5 motion The Judge thcreupon dts
-s 49, 80 E1seAana and storm OF applause broke
~ the judge. Eastfsnd was almost carried bodily
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
G.. H. MACKAY AT FLAG RAISING.
Takes Active Part in Work of Roslyn Repub-
lican Club.

Hampstead. Long Island. Sept g CSpecaD.--
Clarence H. Sfackay. the president OF the RosIyn
Republican Club. took active para sn the ban
ner raising OF the club this evening Mr.. Mackay
occupied the platform with William w Cox. the
candidate for Congress. and Edward p. Brown. OF
Manhattan: Mrs. mckay and several friends vis-
tied the rally for few minutes before the Roose-
Velt and Fairbanks banner was unfurled The
crowd at the banner raising the largest in
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
FAILED TO MEET PARKER AT EsoPUs
Interparliamentary Union Going from Nj
agara 70 Washington.

Rochester. Sept. 22-when the special trains
bearing the members OF the Interp TiisnleleA.S -
Union reached this city to-day on the way 70
washington. CONGRESSMAN James L. slaydsn- Oh
Texas. sent the following telegram;
Hon. Alton b. Parker. Esopus, y. Two nun
dred members OF foreign parliaments pass EsopsSs -
about 6.sO Not time 20 visit Rosemount. Dup =
aSFeeable and convenient would like 70 ptS, g
spect az station VIII phone exact uhs N'NA
Albany.
Judge Parker's presence In this city prevented
his receiving the members OF the InteFpsrtanen-
tary Union at EsOpus. Word has been sent 70 INC
party expressing his regrets.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
FISH COMMISSION MEN DROWNED.

Port Arthur. Ont. Sept, s..-Robert Smith.
Thomas Williams and Harry Shelly. engaged by
the United States Fish Commission in securing
trout spawn. were drowned On MOffat's Straits by
the overturning OF their sail boat IN squali to-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
LEWIS S. FAwcETT BETTER.

Lewis S. Fawcett chairman OF the Kings County
Republican General Committee, who was taken
with hemorrhages Of the lungs in his Manhattan
Office on Wednesday afternoon had rallied so much
yesterday that he strong enough TO be removed
from his Brooklyn home at No. IS HancOck-st., to
a quiet place In Sullivan County.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
NETWORK TO ROOSEVELT, 500 TO SIS

Jesse Wasserman yesterday made bet OF 800
to SIS that Roosevelt would carry this State ana
said he had more money TO bet az this same rate
H. F. Haines offered TO bet 5000 against $500 thar
Roosevelt would be elected President, and 5000
even that this State would elect Democratic
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23
TO RUN AGAINST CANNON.

Paris. Ill. Sept. 22.-The Democrats OF th.
XvIITth Illinois District to-day nominated colson
". McClenathan, of Danville. Tor Congress. to OPP
pose Speaker Cannon.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23

The Republican Club OF the xIxth Assembly
District will hold regular meeting next Monday
at p. m. at the Broadway Arcade. Sixty -hfth-st
and Broadway. Frank b. Vrooman. OF San Fran
CISCO and Walter z. Chandler will speak.
The Roosevelt National League will have meet
ing In new Henry Hall, No. ~ Henry-st.. tonight
Arthur Won Bresen. James s. Whpple Carl
Hauser. Thomas Roonan. William Z. Russell and
others will speak,
The tlIowing speakers announced for the
MONDAY meeting of the Roosevelt and Fairbanks
National Commercial League at No SOS Broadway
to-day: Wallace Bruce. Colonel T. H. Robsrts
John Vanderbilt and Franklin A. Mckenzie. The
speakers for Monday will be Senator n. b. Scott
the Hon William Dudley Foulke. OF Inclara, and
I. j. Synie.
Senator Dillingham;. OF Vermont who has SUD-
plemented his campaign work In that State with
series OF speeches in Delaware and Maryland Was
IN the city yesterday. He is suffering from hoarxc
ness the result Of his outdoor speaking and viii
nor appear on the stump again until next Thurs
day, when ne xill speak at Bridgeport Conn
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23

fur Chicago. At Chicago he win take special
train and start for the Pacific Coast on speeSH-
making tour.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-23

After that date ne will make three four speeches
weekly In New-York and adjoining States