New-York tribune., 1905-11-19
.tant Reader Tells What ne
Missed in Last Weeks
Paper.

..fa in our last talk. said the bas! u1 +ha.''
Hearst declared he was rigntnIy erect
!S@ - he proved It YET
'o. t4sarst has been gaining ground al Week
~ constant Reader. but he's not YET
aeIiea -. -, means Mr. Mcclellan has stepped
fee'e'' - longer does lie object 10 a recount OF
aaeK a'- .oa5 baI,ots Hearst lawyers obtained Or
taf - che courts TO compel a comparison Oh A''a
'sls 'slss and the tally sheets The conipai .so'-
Fe'- tovrea wide discrepancies IN ti'e IS'
s7ee y,,str5ct Of Manhattan. for example the
ssnes = s,ovred 100 more Hearst votes than the
talg $50. a,-,7ad In Brooklyn and Queens ne also
reiHfHs I,stice Giegerich, or the supreme
ps's rs been designated TO sit IN speclai term
lP- -. +l,e void and protested oalloIs' because
arc rross Irregularities showed thus Ia. &
o. y. Ss rlanned TO demand that the naIlot
HeNi' o,enes 10 determine how much crooked
bo2e ,se been done there. The friends OF ths
pasn., ovrnership candidate are much eiateo-
h1a-s & saelare that he will finally be seated
~ A,.,u,biie alleged Tammany repeateIs 'i"Ne
crested One, by the name OF hIuP' "1
pesl with voting illegally in Boss Murphy
ss.,.iet and on being aTres'eo pe
n ~ the man higher up -.
'sL -. :. Murphy behind Krup?" interrupted the
nsv Man excitedly. ,s
hos2 -, vas held for 5000 cash ball. cohuhued
co,stent Reader unmindful OF the auesuoh'
' - ba Jumped his bail. As hrup was Iast
anu - The company Of his counsel. Charles Z
% sss- ,iose friend of Murphy. Mr. Onion was
DrYL -1, hsfore the grand jury, and James j. "an
- renresentative OF Murphy's distrlct III 'he
- - or Aldermen. whose wife is the partner %
,b,,sz brother in the contracting business "NS
a.5 AR Mayer the Attorney General says
= tos ,,nearthed deep laid Tarn1nany conspiracy
M ne --T -. vent on record as having spent more
& -. -, other candidate n any campaign ever
. .la. =, .his state. His bill CT expenses amounted
- snss All the constitutional amendments "et'
cagled." &, +o,,-, .xcent
.gyeI WELL Isn't there any news In town eAceP'
-. rsy-s7'' interrupted the Busy Man again
s II HYDE gave Us a considerable sensation
- ,rerrance investigation" was the reply ny
sr,ng that he had been forced by b. b. ooe!i' 't''
v-ben the latter was Governor, TO cause "''OO' "
tno,s to Mr. odeI. He said Mr.. Odeu had sueo tno
STor,.rtie Trust Company for that sum. and that
r u Hartman had told him that Mr. odeh "ou!a
80 hill passed taking away the company
- ,,n1seg fl was paid. AS the charter was g
,s1u.te asset Of the Equitable. Mr. Hyde SAID ne
scnsented 10 q settlement Mr.. Hyde calleu the
rrck ranort which so severely CRITICISED hl1h' Z
so..7,rarv 10 take the control OF the company
30, iron, him Mr. OdeIl and Mr.. Hartman denied
Mr. Hydes charge that threats had been nsee- Inc
committee decided TO let the controversy rest on
the n1est3on Of the Veracity OF Mr.. Hyde on Ihe
one hand and Mr. Odell and Mr.. Hartman on inc
other. Mr. Mccall and Mr.. McCurdy mean"hlle
have both felt twnges OF conscience. Ihe lorliier
un1T NAN-
the unaccounted New-York Life yellow oog iuhd
Of sgs5 900. within month he himself would settle
for II Mr. McCurdy OF his own VIII cut his salary
Of sl50OJo in halves. But wait. Other things nave
bappeued here. Prince Louis of Battenberg mas
kent society on the qui vive, his presence addlng
new lustre 10 the Horse Show. MI Platt mas askeo
for q reorganization of the NeW-fork county re
publican Committee and has chosen Congressman
Cicott to succeed Mr. Ralpin as chairman
Russia is so uncertain have given up trying to
guess the latest turn of events there said the
Busy Man. to change the subject
The Russians do not themselves know oaTe
say which way they're going" was the response
Another strike was declared against the Car. 1t
was called because the government had con
dsrnned the Cronstadt mutineers 10 death, had
delayed in carrying out the reforms In the I'M
psral rnanifestoes had proclaimed martial law
IN Poland and had taken other repressive meas
ures n. Witte, Russia's first Premier. made an
appeal 10 the workmeu to give the government
chance but they paid no heed to him The Car
held the first Cabinet meeting in the history of
marching toward his capital with an army or
50eOo peasants, he decided he would have age,s TO
he announced he would give up part or the
imperial domain to the % ao that Iba neas 9
will save 100000 600 year Yet unrest pervades
Vis6Tosfo and a5 alarming nnutny was reported
TO have broken out in the ManchuTfan armies
Have any Jews been massacred?' asked
Not in such wholesale fashion as l told you
OF last week" replied the Constant Reader
These outrages have stirred UP the Hebrews
everywhere. A relief fund of more than $4,000 in
this city has been raised. A plan was started also
10 establish ia Canada a settlement for Russian
Jews As the result of great conference in
London a Jewish commission has been sent to
Russia to probe the assacres."
How is Japan these days? Any uprtsings there!'
asked the Busy Man.
Japan has settled down to hard work to recoup
the expenses of the war. She has just decided TO
issue new loan of $3.50 600 to pay off old
debts. Under Japanese influence China has per-
suaded Germany TO give up Klao-Chau and kaonn,
where the Teutous were getting footholds Tur
KEY, however, is causing the Western powers the
most trouble. They have presented the Sultan with
ultimatum, demanding that he permit them to
assume financial control of Macedonia They will
uon. Norway has voted a salary of 100000 for her
new King. who viii be known Carl v"
Some saying that bishop was dead"
sad the Busy Man
You mean Bishop Stephen Mason Merrill, OF the
Piled the Constant Reader. Others who died last
Of Belgium; the Grand Duke Of Luxembourg. Steph-
"a salisbury. the philanthropist of Worcester,
Mass, who left so 100000 for Harvard, Clark Uni
PeTsty, the Worcester Polytechnic Institute and
some hospitals; Albert ]. Pitldn president Of the
american Locomotive Company, and eidagnan
John DoUgherty'