New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-04
ARMY OF SHOUTERS GOES.
TammQny Uhoops for CleCeI0nd-
+ Car Full of Refreshments.

The Taumauy shoLters moved on St Louis YES
terdav Twelve hundred strong, they started ro-
the National Convention in SIX special trains All
tho big chiefs had started earlts-, buzz there
fair sprtnkllrg OF commissioners ard district lead
e~s il, the crow. that went Yesterday, Ir went
shouting for Cleveland and derourcinE the cam
dldorv ~ Judge Parker Taking the tip from
Charles r Murphy fl declared that Parke-'s rcrnl
nation was an .mpossibility and that Cleveland 3
nomination was a certainty Quietly. however the
members expressed the hope that Mayor Mcclellan
would SO. the nomination.
Three trains left the Grand Central Station short
IL after go a. m. Two trains started on the Penn
sylvania about 1870 and there one train on the
baltimore and Ohio starting at 10 Senator George
W PIuukitr had general charge OF the arrang~-
1nents and associated with him on the committee
on transportation were Philip T. Douohus and
Senator Frawley-
TIE three trains which went over the New-York
Central and Hudson River Railroad carried more
than % men each. one srair was IN charge OF
T E. Rush. another in charge OF Senator Frawley.
while Senator Plunkitt was personally In charge 81
the thirL. These trains carried the delegations
from the Assembly districts in the upper part Of
Manhattan Island and The Bronx The two Penn
svlvania trains III charge OF Senators DoohnE
and Martin They carried the delegations from
the lower part Of Manhattan Island, with the eS-
cepon OF the first four districts. which went over
the Baltimore and Ohio. The train on the latter
road was IN charge of Justice Daniel p Finn. and
also carried the delegation from Richmond The
EXXNrh District nd Queens Borough people got
IN one Of the Pennsylvania trains
All OF the trains We're IavishIy provided with
certain comforts for the inner man. Arrangements
had also been made TO stop FOR meals al various
convenient points.
IN Il special train run IN two sections. the dele
gates from Kings County to the Democrats Ma
tional Convention and other Democrats from BROOK
lvn 10 the rumDe- OF hundred left yesterday
for st Louis one of the features of the t-ain
= special car which had been stocked with "ASht''
refreshnlent5 by G0dfred Vssternacher former
Deputy Commissioner of Bridges who is the keeper
II q wine stube in the Eastern District A large
stock of fireworks was also board with which
the delega les will celebrate the Fourth or July
in the party were eight of the twelve delegates
TO the convention They We're Assistant corpora
tiou Counsel James D Bell Louis l. H2pp. Dennis
Winter. Controller Edward NJ Grout Andrew l.
Sullivan. Register Matthew T. DOO.eY James knne
aud Luke D. StaplutOn. Senator AcCar-en started
for St. Louis Friday ana Borough President
IiutletOn went Saturday. CongTe5srn&tn Ind
wife James Shevlin detained. on account OF
the illness Of Mrs. Shevlin.
The first section of the special train was II charge
Of Magistrate Frank T. o. Reilly and 'Chrls Dat
ton and the second section was in the care or
David Hogan and George Young
The ti-McCarrenites. including Fire Commits
sioner Doyle ana Thomas r. Farrell. occupied cars
by themselves in the second section Every man
in the delegation wore 81 straw hat and carried an
umbrella o. uniform design.
The trains expected 10 arrive n St Louis late
this afternoon. The Kings County men VIII be
met the station by the City Democratic League,
headed by SeymOuTs Band They VIA parade
through the principal streets of the city 10 tho
Planters and Southern hotels. Prominent In the
parade viii be banner inscribed. Fer President
Judge Alton 3 Parker"