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PARKER MAY GO TO INDIANA
or MARYLAND, ACCORDING TO
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS.
but II Il for Him to Decide He
WIN Speak Here-Both sides in This
state Preparing to WhOop Things Up
In tho Final Week OF the Battle.


state Preparing to Whoop Things Up
In tho Final Week OF tho Battle.
The meetings which have been arranged
by both sides will make this final week
Of the political struggle lively one The
Republicans will devote their efforts prin-
cipally to winning votes in the State out
side OF the greater city, while the Demo-
cratic managers will bring their guns to
bear mainly on the territory below the
Bronx.
Judge Parker will tonight speak at the
big meeting TO be held In Madison Square
Garden by the Business Mems Parker
and Davis Association. At this meeting
there will be delegations from the different
exchanges and from trade and commercial
organizations. Judge Parker will be es-
corted from the Hotel Seville to the Garden
by committee which will include over
hundred prominent Democrats OF the I'VE
boroughs. Isidor Straus will preside and
speeches will also be made by Hoke Smith,
Senator Isidor Rayner Of Maryland, w, II,
Hensel of Pennsylvania, B. F. Shively OF
Indiana and Attorney General Cunneen.
On Tuesday night Judge Parker will
speak first in Newark and afterward in
Jersey City For Wednesday night he
has three agements. He has promised
to speak at the meeting in Cooper Union
OF the German American Parker Union,
over which Carl Schurz will preside. From
there he will go to Carnegie Hall to re-
ception given by the West Side Parker
Independent Club. 1t has been announced
that District Attorney Jerome will take
the chair at this meeting, while those who
will speak will be Senator Rayner, Edward
NJ Shepard and Dr. Felix Adler. After the
meeting Judge Parker will attend recep-
ton at the Democratic Club, On Thurs
day night Judge Parker will speak In either
Bridgeport or New Haven, Conn.
1t was said last night at tho Democratic
national headquarters that Judge Parker
would probably travel from Connecticut
In a special train to speak in either Indian
apolis or Baltimore as he shall elect At
headquarters it was said that after his
Connecticut speech he could be landed in
indianapolis by p NJ. Friday.
Judge Herrick left this city early yester-
day morning for his home to take @ days
rest before beginning another tour Of the
State Between now and Friday he will
visit many parts Of the State, his itinerary
calling for two and three speeches day.
He will come back to this city next Friday
to address a meeting at the Manhattan
Casino, Eighth avenue and 155th street.
Francis Burton Harrison, the Democratic
candidate for Lieutenant-G Governor, will
give most OF his last weeks campaigning
efforts to this city. On Tuesday night he
will be the principal speaker at Tammany
Halls labor meeting in Cooper Union. On
Wednesday night he will deliver an ad-
dress in Carnegie Lyceum at a meeting to
be held by the United Colored Democracy
and on Friday night he will speak with Judge
Herrick at the Manhattan Casino.
Acknowledgement Cunneen has promised
to make an address on Tuesday at the noon
meeting OF the Commercial Travellers
League at 597 Broadway,
Two meetings to be held in this city
by the Republicans which promise to
be noteworthy are: one to be held in
Carnegie Hall on Tuesday night. when
Secretary Taft will be the important speaker
Of the evening; and meeting to be held on
Friday night at Durland's Academy by the
West Side Republican Club when speeches
will be made by Eihu Root, Clark H. Grif-
fifth OF Indiana and NJ. Linn Bruce. Out
side of the city the Republicans have ar
ranged to hold over 1000 meetings during
the week That the Repub ican State
managers are not likely to do much cam
psiening work in this city this week was
suggested last night by the fact that their
headquarters was not open and that Gov
ernor- Chairman Odell. Chairman Murray
of the county committee and Chairman
Halpin of the county executive committee