New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-22
JEROME OUT FOR PARKER.
e FORu4L DECLARATION.
In albany in Interest Of Gambling
BHl-Fauorablg Reported.
nv -r1rsraru 70 TIE rBIBus'E.l


.rs,--- March 2l-Dis,ricf Attorney Jerome
.,-,trtt announced that he would support cher
Judge Parker FOR President. THAI he favored AZ
instructed Delegation end that be regarded me
oersi6scv OF ex-P-esident Cleveland as ehtlrel'
unlikely
Mr. Jerome. despite the fact that he has had
several conferences with ex-senator HllL aLa
Las told ais friends he was for Chief Juos-
rarSer. has 40: until tonight formally declared
sie .5sit.on. said lac this evening;
Yes s for Parker; he IS ;he only man JnaJ 20
,,lF MIND does not size up a. summer co -
Tro- tV-anty years Dc has served me Hla.e 80
o-ably 3d. judicial caIacliy " no ~ ,,oil5 Ir.n
-r-lre Il no man VINO admLrcs the o4o ilal -.
-t.- -. ssvir,q what he means. with CleVela,nl
eIi-nina tec Parker seems 10 me tho most aN'-''
Yes Ta Tor nrtruc,ions DON'T believe thst me
great State % NcVy- YORK hiiou.G Iteo,I5 90 in-
Found believe that the delegates snOua sfI he
t~ootes % vote FOR Psrker-not OF course. GilS g
end % doom bat az long a. SsI Is arf5rtnate
5of nj hs,-e am agreement I'm this state ! ~ 49,
ne ~ fore i- fhe ram and I believe Il should
stand IN the position oi agreeIle55T az, cor him.
s.Do VOL believe Charles +. Murphy Is SIN
oere IN has championing OF CleVeiaho' '''0
trict Attorney was asked
.,,Covr. I'm not uuarre,Hng With anyoooy JUST
now vns his laughing answer. I want you 20
understood tie Republicans have no monopoly
on harmony. We've a good supply in the Dem
ocratio circles"
mr.. Jerome Is here 10 listen TO the discussion
ri, he gambling bnl. The Codes Committee OF
-. senate to-nieht reported the bill without
amendment. thus significantly emphasizing tne
,--+orv won by the District Attorney In ms pea
90 enc hUl IN SITS unnmended form last Li ls5
6ev The report Of The Bill proNoheu = -
aury- Senators Elsbere, McOaIFth' D'o', 80
C-afv IRA clcetr and Bowling an SPOKE. ~
es.nafore AfcCarrer and j.. X. Brown oeio'ls %
20 g-esit Tor opposing the only impeachment 10
,be r,roc7-ess Of the measure.
e5,,ato- Downing asked for unanimous con-
sent TO have the blu olscus-su ~ mn --i,,
.oo-rfrp Senator NIcCarren objected Ihen
s.-a.o,. brown objected. and suggested a post
,,ore-aent FOR tea days. This was put 10 a
,-o+a md every member OF the SeIale N''y-
se-airet Senator Browns proposition. W llh .i-ls
SoDesor 1, r Browns vote IN me neeaNNV'
sbe bUl was then made "a fpeciai oIutl lOi ''
morrow morning. -~-. -
Senators Bracket. ElsberE McO'EIeh -, -,
.ra5,- cave notice that they would speak on ne
.oas,,re As senators Raines and Malby have
etenocranhic reports Of the argument lIlll1e -E
71etrict Attorney jerome at The heaIlNe, anu
rave already attacked those who soushI 70
amend the measure, KARIN oeoate Is eNi'
to-mOrroW. ...---- r--..,,,
u IS reported that District Attorney Jerome
nil see Governor OdeIl tomorrow ana discuss
r,lans for the shipbuilding prosecution As -
Governor was not AZ the Oalllo- lo-ii'5-' ~
Jerome did not see him. -, $3.50
District Attorney Jerome attended me Sos-
sion Of the senate I'm company with All'in's
General Cunueen. The latter after"aTd uFilleu
that there had been any conference on lne Snip
building investigation