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For that tight feeling in
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The Arlington, European Plan.
Restaurant and supper rooms now open.
The sun., 1904-08-10
NAY UNITE WITH ADDHKS MEN.
Regular Republican Nominee for Gov
crnor, However. Says He VIII stick.

DOVER. Del, Aug 9.-The regular or
anti-Addicks Republicans started out TO-
day 10 overthrow Addicks and every one
of his followers. but passed resolution
before adjournment negatlving TINS puf-
nose In State convention here to-day
they nominated full State ticket, regard
less of the existence Of the Addcks Repnb-
licans. Every nomination was made with
enthusiasm.
DR.. Joseph II Chandler who was nomi-
mated for Governor, surprised the CON
vention and created a stir by taking the
platform and, after regretting the division
Of the Repu blican household Id in Delaware
against itself, saying
"In justice to myself say to this conveh-
ton I did not seek this high honor.
did not desire it when the matter was frst
presented to me. But when was solicited
and finally agreed to make this fight with
you. it was with the distinct consideration
that | should stay on the ticket until the
eighth dav Of November. Loud applause.
And, gentlemen of this convention,
say to YOU that would rather suffer honest
defeat than he pulled of the ticket that
somebody else might be substituted.
In contrast TO this. however, stands a
resolution presented to the convention. and
practically adopted, just as the delegates
we're all shuffling out of the hail. 10y VIM.
s Hilles, who declared that majority
OF the committee on resolutions favored
it. 1t opens the way for harmony with the
Addicks Republicans and division OF
the offices with the Addicks men. 1T says;
BE il resolved that the State central COM
mittee il hereby authorized 10 fill all va
cancies either by death or resignation. upon
the ticket nominated here to-day, and to
make such changes as they may deem 1t
necessary to secure the election of Repub-
icans to Office in this State,
Much Of the afternoon wa' consumed
by the convention IL complimentary
speeches. The contest for State Treas
urer was the only one taken to the floor
of the State convention. 1t resulted;
Thomas y. Rawlins Of Seaford. p5; Brad,
ford Murphy of Dover, IS. The platform
adopted applauds the Administration al
President Roosevelt,
This is the State ticket: Governor, Or
Joseph H. Chandler, Centreville; Lieu
tenant Governor, Samuel II. Derby, Wood
side; Congressman Horace Greedy, Knowles
Attorney General. Robert II Richards, VIII
| mington; Insurance Commissioner. Charles
| H. Maull, Lewes; Auditor Of Accounts,
| George H. Dick, Smyrna; State Treasurer
| Thomas N. Rawlins. Seaford; Presidential
electors, Thomas H. Savery, New Castle
| Manlove Hayes, Dover; DR.. William p. Orr
| Sussex.
The sun., 1904-08-10
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LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 9.--The indications
tonight are that there will be fusion be-
tween the Democrats and Populists at their
State conventions tomorrow. On the part
of the Popuists the demand was made tha'
the Democrats shall endorse the watson
and Tibbles electors and put up none OF
their own, otherwise the Populists will not
place u Democrat upon the State ticket
Coupled with this was a promise to give
four of the eight places on the State ticket
to the Democrats. This was rejected
The Democrats made counter propagation
to give Watson four of the eight electoral
places. The Populists refuse this on the
ground that they cannot get their voters
to support Parker electors
r. II. Tibbes, Populist nominee for Vice
President, has been uncompromising IN MS
opposition, declaring that there can he no
fusion with honor, with men who support
Wall Streets candidate for President.
Tom Watson, Populist nominee for Presl-
dent, arrived tonight and upon the result
of A conference with him now in progress
depend the terms of agreement He Is
being urged to consent to an electoral ticket
made up of six Watson and two Parker
men
Democratic leaders. who are fearful that
the fusion on the state ticket may iaii
through quarreling over the electoral ticket
have asked the Democratic national com
mittee for consent to have the Democratic
convention put up no Parker electors but
support the Populst electors. They say
that in 1892 the national committee urged
Democrats to vote for Weaver electors
because it was believed this would lose the
State to Harrison. Twenty thousand Dem
ocrats did so then.
BRYAN is opposed to this plan and insists
upon division of electors az well as OF State
officers
The sun., 1904-08-10
roBTELyOr T0LET ODELL RtNIT.
state Campaign in Charge of Governor.
fbairman-NOot's Name Went Down.

Those members of the Republican ma
tional committee who will I've in charge
Of the Eastern headquarters held meet
ing Yesterday at the committee rooms,
Madison avenue. 1t was attended by
Chairman Cortnlyou, Treasurer Bliss,
William J.. Ward of Weschester Senator
SCOTT of West Virginia and Gov. Murphy
of New Jersey.
The statement was authorized that the
national committee would not interfere
in the purely state campaigns Governor
Chairman Odell, IL was stated, will have
entire charge Of the campaign in this
Stnte. MIR. Cortelyou has decided that the
work of the national Executive COM
,nittee shall lie done as far rs possible
through the chairnen of the various State
committees. Stephen B. Elkins, son-in-
law of the Democratic candidate for Vice.
President, waa visitor at the committee
rooms Yesterday. The rooms were thronged
by office seekers all day.
The State committee will meet in the
Fifth Avenue Hotel Tomorrow morning
at II O'Clock to issue the call for the State
convention, which is to be held in Sara
topa on Sept. IA. 1t was said last night at
the hotel that 1t was expected that some
organized movement would be begun at
the meeting to bring about the nomination
Of Elihu Root for Governor. The univer-
sal demand which g being made, especially
by upstate Republicans, for the selection
of Mr.. Root has led even Mr.. Odel' friends
to saw that the Governor-Chairman will be
compelled to cease his opposition.
The sun., 1904-08-10
"TRY ME-" SAYS WOODRUFF.
Not Likely 10 Refuse Nomination for
Governor.

Timothy l., Woodruff, who arrived yester-
day by the North German Lloyd steam
ship Kaiser wilhelm der Crosse from Bremen.
said to the group OF reporters who gathered
about him at the liners pier:
while l have been away l have paid
very little attention to State politics. but
| have kept in pretty close touch with ma
tional affairs. l believe there is not the
slightest doubt of Roosevelt's election
| shall take an active part in the Presi-
dental campaign. ! fail to see on what
grounds the Democrats are classifying New
York az a doubtful State. To me 1t looks
az if New York were safe for the Republican
ticket, presidential and gubernatorial.
will you accept the Republican nomina-
ton for Governor
mfr. Root was asked once II he would ac-
cept the nomination for Governor and he
answered that Mr.. Lamont also had been
asked by the Democrats II he would ac-
cept similar nomination, and that Mr..
Lamont had replied. Gentlemen. do you
tender it TO me? o..
The sun., 1904-08-10
FORM OF NOTIFICATION.
Democratic Committee All to Sign the
Document Given Herewith.

The committee which will go to-day to
Esoyus to notify Judge Parker of his nomi-
nation met last night at the Holman House
II was decided to present to Judge Parker
an official notification signed by all the
members Of the committee and unani-
mouslv approved by the whole body last
night. After Champ Clark finishes his
address. he will, on behalf Of the commit
tee. read this message to the Democratic
nominee:
credi,ed committee OF the national con-
vention Of the Democratic party held at the
snS ,SY S,n at HI DAYS l"J of july 1907. 100 we the Under
signed have the honor. and II s our lensurei
TO convey to you, rs we do now. the oh,cial
tion bv that great and historic party OF the
prople as its candidate for the exalted Office
Of President Of the Initfd states at the ,,' etec
manlfestly wise and appropriate thnt aiready
the country has ndlchtcd approval OF It..
,ncreaslng Of its formal endorsement by
the American people at the polls, RcHnes' =
ins your ner,nnSe s Of 'eS or hrh@s Snd @
sincerest good wishes, yours respectfully,
II Was decided Yesterday 10y the COM
mittee that samuel S. Wrigh, Of Iowa was
the properly accredited representative Of
that State on the committee, At the st.
ma aiority of his fellow delegates by second
ing the nomination Ct Judge Parker when
the delegation had been Instructed for
Hearst. As the result OF this action TIE
Iowa delegation put Mr.. Wright OF the
committees and substituted delegate
named Reinhardt, Mr.. Wright came, t"
New York Yesterday. and after he had
shown the Notification ooInmitte", that
he had once been the regularly selected
representative on the ccmmi,'cc fro n
Iowa il was resolved that Mr.. Nrght's
name should bc signed to the notii1st tim.
The committee will leave the Hohih;,i
House at 7 O'clock this morning aid will
go to the foot Of West twenty second street
tn the stes,nboat Sycamore, She will
ron oh Escpus about ! o'clock. About 3Ot
guests viii accompany the committee.
The sun., 1904-08-10
QUAkERS ARE FOR ROOSEVELT.
Leader Of the sect In Indiana says Tassart
Is Telling stories.

RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 9.-The Quakers
Of this region take exception TO the state
ment by Thomas Taggart, national Demo-
cratic chairman, that they are opposed TO
Roosevelt for President because OF certain
utterances in reference to them in one oil
his books. Interviews to-day with leading
Quakers Of this city. which is the head OF
the Indiana Yearly Meeting, the most
influential body of Friends in the West,
show that they are not against Roosevelt
Timothy Nicholson. the best known
member of the sect in Indiana. said;
The story that the Quakers are against
Roosevelt is one of the first OF Tom Tag
CARTS crop of campaign stories. Nineteen
twentieths of the Quakers in Indiana, in
my opinion will vote for the Republican
nominee. The remaining twentieth will
vote the Prohibition ticket don't believe
that | have ever seen more than half
dozen Quaker Democrats in my life.
The sun., 1904-08-10
SCHOLER LOSES HIS DOG.
Rex. for which He Paid a., Returns TO His
OriEInal Owner.

Acabman spotted Coroner Scholer passing
Sixth avenue and Thirtieth street about
six weeks ago and offered to sell him
fine looking dog.
ITS a fine dawg," said the cabman
I'D almost rather part with him than with
nv life. But I've got to give him up or
part myself. wife and family.
ITS this way. went down 10 Long
was nothing doing. though; The people
down there wouldn't ride. They all walked.
so | busted Now my wife and children
are starving. Gimme S. for the dawg.
Coroner Scholer bought the hound,
named him Rex, and since then has taken
the dog with him whenever he went on his
cases. .
Yesterday afternoon the Coroner hela
to 90 to lis West 1wenty-eighth street.
The Coroner left Rex in the buggy outside.
When he came out the buggy was there.
but Rex was missing.
The Coroner drove hurriedly to the Ten
derlon station and a dozen policemen wers
sent to make house to honse canvass III
Twenty-eiRhth street. The Coroner waited
for some time and then drove home. In
few minutes he got telephone message
from the Tenderloin station.
Come down here said Sergt wilson
"We've got your dog"
The Coroner drove lickety-split to the
Tenderloin. Sergt. Wilson told him to 60
to l45 West ty-eighth street. There he
found Policeman Reilly guarding George
Casternas, who makes plaster casts The
lost dog, Rex, was at the feet Of Casternas
and seemed o feel at home.
"My dog, Rex, said the Coroner. Where
did you get him2"
MY dog Bob" said the maker of plaster
casts II lost him four months ago He
came back to me to-day
Casternas then produced licenses to con-
vince the Coroner that he owned the dog
He even called in the neighbors. who test-
fed that the hound belonged to Casternas.
He belongs to you. said Coroner Scho-
ler. -but ] love him 40 much I'll give you
500 for him: ~,
Il love him. too, said Casternas. 4
must keep him"
The sun., 1904-08-10
SUTHERLAND JOINS M(ARREN.
Leaves Doyle, Saying He Is for Autonomy
in Brooklyn.

DEPUTY Fire Commissioner Doyle, Sen
ator McCarren IS chief opponent in Brook
lyn, got bad jolt yesterday in the
detection of Kenneth +. Sutherland. the
political boss of Gravesend, which Is In
cluded in the Seventh Assembly district,
Mr. Doyle's home bailiwick.
Sutherland has been firm supporter OF
Doyle. He rallied the hosts Of Coney
Island to his support at the primaries.
His announcement yesterday that he would
in future line up with McCarren caused
much comment and considerable surprise
among the Democratic politicians in each
of the rival camps Mr. Sutherland said:
Kings county gave a majority to the
Democratic ticket last year. 1t contributed
to the party victory and it was entitled
to recognition. The Deputy Commissioners
appointed are, OF course, Kings county
men-but they are commissioners only in
name Aside from the Borough President
there is no government of Brooklyn. in
Rrooklyn. or by Brooklyn. All the exer-
cise of power is from across the river.
That's the sort OF recognition Kings county
received and that's the sort of recognition
il is now getting am for Brooklyn.
Senator McCarren is the head of the Brook
lyD Democratic OTRdi'i"d'ioh "i''" -
no other leader In am in favor OF his
stand for Brook lyn."
Senator Mct'arren and his lieutenants
heard OF Sutherland's action with gratit-
cation, as they believe that without the
support OF Sutherland Doyle will not be
able to retain his supremacy in the Sew
enth district.
Sutherland was Police Justice In the old
town of Gravesend during the closing years
Of the reign of John Y. Mckane. He was
one of the latters chief henchinen, and was
indicted for participation in his Fl alds, Is
and eight months in the Crow Hill Prison
and sing Sing: Although his civil right,
have not been estored to him, it : conceded
that he is easily the most poteh' poI'iciah
, in the Gravesend territory.
There we're rumors in circulation last
night that some Of Doyle's other powerful
supporters, in the Gowanus ana =, Ne" W
McCarren, and that in a few days Doyle him.
, self might give up the contest
The sun., 1904-08-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.
There Is nothing so refreshing as
MURRAY h LASMANs FLORIDA WATER
When suffering from the heat.
DIED..

GAWTRY Harriet Miranda Cavity. at SaratneA
on Sunday, Aug. 7. 1904,
Funeral from the residence OF her brother. Fl.
Cavity s3 East 57th ST.. on Wednesday. Aug
10. at II O'Clock
BASBRouCK At his residence, q West ssth a.,
on Sunday, Aug. 7. DR.. Ferdinand Hasbroucs'
Funeral at Monticello. N. Y, Wednesday Aug.
10. upon arrival Of train leaving foot OF West
I2d 81. at els A. NJ. via Ontario and Western
Railroad.
HILDEBRANDT.-On Aug. .. 1904. At Munich
Germany Frederick Hudebrandt OF For
Wadswurth, Staten Island, aged IS years
HILToN-At Ridgeneld. Conn, OF acute tuper-
culosis Edward Butler Hilton Of Jersey City
N. j.. aged 81 years, son Of Walter j. and
Jennie Butler Hilton.
Funeral Thursday. Aug. II, 1904. from the red-
dence of Mr.. W. Andrew Benedict. upon the
arrival Of ~ O'Clock noon train from Grand
Central station New York city. lntermen'
In Ridgeneld
SULZER.-On Monday. Aug. o. 1904, Clara J., be-
loved daughter OF Catherine and the late Henry
Sulzer.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from her late residence
i27th st. and I'd av. on Thursday. Aug. II. AZ
1850 p. NJ. thence TO 81. Andrews Church
i27th st. and 5th av- where services VII ~
held at =. NJ. Intcrment Woodlawu.
THoMPSoN.-Dr. Charles Newton. at Nan,ucie'.
Mass, on Sunday. Aug. 7, 1901.
Funeral services az j. O'CLOCK. inursohy, AUS
II, at the Bloomngdsle Reformed Churcn
esth st. and broadway. Relatives and friends
invited. Burial private. Provide nee. r. j..
Portsmouth and Somcrsworth N. H.. papers
please copy.
TowNSEND.-on Sunday, Aug. T. 1904. Riehsrd
II. l.. Townsend.
Funeral from his late residence, 2S7 Madison sv"
New York city, on Wednesday. Aug TO-
10 A, NJ Intcrment al Woodlswn st con
venience OF family.
VERONlCA.--Rcv. Mother NJ. Veronica, Ao'h@
Superior OF the Sisters OF the Divine COM
passion, at White Plains. n. Y. on Aug. o.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
The sun., 1904-08-10
WOODRUFF CHOICE or KINGS.
County Committee Urges His Nomination
for G Overnor.

The Republican county committee In
Brooklyn met last night in the johnston
Building and with much enthusiasm pre-
sented the Hon. Timothy l.. Woodruh, VINO
returned from Europe yesterday IN the
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. as its farorlte
for the Gubernatorial nomination.
The meeting started with ratification
Of the platform and an Endorsement OF the
ticket OF the Chicago convention: but the
cheers for Roosevelt and Fairbanks were
far from being as long and as loud as those
for Woodruff In fact, the demonstration
for the candidates for President and Vice
President was the tamest and most spiritless
ever Witnessed in Brooklyn on like oc-
casion. During its progress many OF
the delegates sat as if at a funeral.
Chairman L. l.. Fa wcett was the only
orator OF the night He delivered two set
speeches, the first in laud alton of Roose
Welt and Fairbanks and the second in ex-
plotting the superior qualifications Of Mr..
Woodruff for the Governorship He spoke
of Roosevelt as the best love" and best
hated man In America and the predeter-
mined candidate of the people. OF Wood
ruff he said;
He would make by far the best candi-
date He ia independent, he is free from
factionalism he has the confidence of
the people His strength as vote gatherer
may be gathered from the fact that he
ran ahead of both Gov Black and Gov.
Od,n, not only in this county but in the
State
The Woodruff resolution was presented
by Alderman Wirth and seconded by
Naval Officer Robert A. Sharkey. II was
as follows:
Whereof we, the members OF the King
County Republican organization. represent :
ing 100. 900 Republicans in Kings county.
believing that In the nomination OF officers
to be placed on the State ticket to be voted
the example set by our representatives sent
to the last Republican convention At Chicago,
naming as candidates of our party the highest
type nf American citizenship. worthy of the
aspirations and traditions. OF the party, and,
Whereas we believe. that In our fsll"w
We have a man Of sterling integrity. strength
and unexcelled ability. possessing in the
highest degree every qualification essential
to eminently filling the office OF Governor
Of the Empire State. therefore. be 1t
Resolred, That we recommend to the dele
Use every effort to obtain the nomination
Of the Hon. T; J.. Woodruff for Governor
and pledge to that end our loyal support.
Mr. Woodruff did not attend the meet
ing, nor had he any conference with the
local Republican leaders during the even
ing. He will have a talk with some OF them
this morning before he starts for Syracuse
where he is to remain few days on busl-
/ ness