The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-10-01
PARKER OFF; BACK MONDAY.
LIKES 1T HERE AND FEELS THAT
HE'S DOING GOOD TO COME.
VI alks the Ayenue-Gets o Speechmaklng
Promise From McCellan-views Clark
western Rainbows - Headquarters
Broke, With Capital All About.

Judge Parker Went home last night after
New York game 40 well that he will return
on Monday for stay Of about four days.
The candidate feels that his method OF
getting in close touch with the manage
ment of the campaign Is doing some good.
One OF his friends said yesterday that
Parker's presence had done away with
a lot Of pickering among the bosses at
national headquarters. These managers
are pleased to have the candidate with them
so much. They are able to tell their troubles
to him promptly. What's more, if Parker
is beaten they can say that he was the
general in command and he can't blame
his lieutenants.
Judge Parker rose at q. 80 A. NJ. and walked
before breakfast from the Hotel Seville to
Washington Square and back. He had
breakfast with William s. Rode, head Of
the bureau of organization. One OF the first
callers was Mayor Mcclellan, who was
invited. Judge Parker wants the Mayor
to make s<sss. speeches, and the Mayor, il
is understood, will oblige, although his
Official duties at this busy time Of year may
prevent him from stumping as much as
Judge Parker would like. Tom Taggart
and other Western leaders would like to
have the Mayor speak in Chicago and Indian
apolis.
Senator William A. Clark of Montana
cheered the Judge with prediction that
his State will go Democratic and that
Colorado and Nevada also are possible
Parker States.
William F. Sheehan, chairman OF the
national executive committee, didn't look
as cheerful as Senator Clark talked. All
day there was campaign poverty talk
around the Seville.
Dead broke said one of those in con-
slant attendance at headquarters.
Absurd said another There's plenty
Of money in sight. Doesn't Senator Clark
call every day? And here comes August
Belmont now"
John Sharp Williams called and brought
his brother, who is the Democratic ma
tional committeeman for Mississippi Col
Honey, the Democratic leader in Rhode
Island; Gov. McMillin Of Tennessee and
Senator German of Maryland dropped in
for brief chats with the candidate.
Judge Parker lunched with Edgar NJ.
Cullen, his successor as Chief Judge of
the Court of Appeals. They sat in the main
restaurant OF the hotel and attracted lot
Of attention. The Judge left the Seville
at Sis P. NJ He dined in the West Shore
station at Weehawken.
EsoPUs, Sept. 3O.-Judge Parker reached
home safely tonight from his New York
trip, and was shocked to learn that the
Parker and Davis banner which hangs
across the street in plain view OF every
passing train came near being destroyed
by wind storm to-day. Citizens volun-
TERED to the rescue and the banner was
saved by Mr.. Hail. the candidates son-in-
law, after George Pullman had fallen from
house and broken his leg and Supervisor
Long had fallen into the pickerel pond.
Judge Parker will go to the wedding Of
Miss Kathryn Martin and Robert Living
ston. which will be solemnized tomorrow
at the little Episcopal church at West Park
The bride is the Judges ward, and he will
give her away,