The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-10-06
INTERESTS
WITH NO CHANGE

lh NO
2lttsb1rs Bankers Learn That MeWs
YORK Men Of Money Are urn
ing From Parker
p r. y, Egan II pittsburg Dis
#patch.]
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-John Car
land president of the Industrial Ma
tional Bank OF Pittsburg,8#whileSat-9 at
tending the financial business hereto
day, made inquiry regarding
FWobable outcome of the election in$
New York State and was surprised to-
learn that the popularity of Roosevelt
and Fairbanks o~vershadows that@#of$
Parker and Davis. Mr. Garland is
the electoral votes of New York. From
4 high officials of the various banks Il
I trust companies and from banker
closely affiliated with the Rockefeller
Interests he received the tip tina the
President would win in a walk. not
only in his home State, but in West
Virginia and other doubtful terri
tory,
The aim OF all Pittsburgers upon
visiting New York is to Inquire into
the political situation. How is Walt
street, What are the :moneyed men
dong? Where are the Rockefel1ers?
are a few of the questions and they
arc generally answered in very pos
J;t,rx,r wee ~ ,r&f1 ,a ~ r,f n %,, nY%&tx,l@ $,,pSl
derstand the situation. For instance
H., Prentiss TaylorsSconnected with
bond house in Pittsburg,.8fo found out
since he has been staying New
York that the Democrats have de-
SPARED of all chances OF carrying
the State for Parker and Davis. They
are confident that the State Ticket
Will pull through, but nc possible
chan ce remains for complete Dem
ocatic victory .in#the State. Mr.#ATay.s
Tor Is acquainted with many large
fnoneyed men of this city and#he isN
sure that the financial interests are
all doing their utmost in behalf I
the President. While they may#have
been 1ukewarm at the carly stagess
orftlae fight, they now realize that
only the election Of the President
can insure a continuance good
times and they are goingsto worksfor
bis with a will.
Republicans fear the effectSofS RryssS
talks in West Yirginia4#and@are
planning now to overcome all the
.paliy in the State. senators#Scott
Iclkins are IN WashinEtonHsaras#ss
angling details for a campaign which
make John e. McGraRs8sand@hiss
allies vi ear1ysandS%S
late to overcome. #H#5Sss
The Democrats of MARYLAND
Virginia are making#extensive
lrran sements for the approaching
our OF the party OF Henry#G..EDavis
trough those States. The Davis
special train will start from BaItf
more Tuesday morninE,O ctoberE11th-s
The trip will last 10 ~days4#and Will MAJ
over practically all of WestYirginia
Ind much of Maryland. Thefrst
top in Maryland after leaving Ra1tf2s8sSs
more Will be at Rockville. where b q
pecial will arrive at $3.50 a. M:,ztoS
enain for half hour. b ext
will be at Brunswick, at11#A
l., and the5sstay there VIII also
NsANE ~ ELrEHRT
Or a half hour. The special rain.
ill enter WestVirginia at Harpers
cry at 11:4OsA. NJ. Observation-Disclosures
1cre will be a little 1ongerEstaysthan
the two Maryland towns before
roceeding to M~artinsburg W.Va
.hich viii be reached shortly after
!. M.
The stay at Cherry Run, Md.sWiII ~
e from 2:10 to 2:3O P.aM..;SatSSHan.sg
ock, from 2.:45 till 3 M.::@4atPaWs
w. Va, fom $3.50 tos4:15P4M;
/ Green Spring, from f.35 till F.@#
r; ut Cumberland, from 5 80 till
sc. P NJ. Passing once ore into
Test Virginia the special IS gchedsS5
.ed'to arrive at Keyser al s7::110#ands
Piedmont at @7:30 p M, thusScom-Sa
citing a days journey of 22t miles
ltirely over the Baltimore and Ohio 8G&
.ilroa d and coveringth sameterri
Fairbanks recently vent S8s
,er. The second day Of the jonrney
i'll begin at Piedmont ats8%A.sM.a,H#and s#
| hour later the party Will beat
akland, which will be the last stop
Maryland. The COMMUNICATIONS
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