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Melville q rnlliaer said that Mr. Ictomo
hid nu' even l"rn diarugcd Mf Shcarn
l. Mr. Iioatsta personal and ncwapatrr
counsel
There VIVA no fcclIns whn'aoeyer for
Mr. jerome said Mr. ralliscr. "and no
vote had TO be taken
While nothing concerning tho dclhora-
tions of tho Hearst nomnators was given
out, according to another report there was
decided feeling for Mr.. Jerome earlier
in tho game and even M the convontion last
night. In fact, II was said that at ono
time Mr.. Hearst, who had to o X the
ticket, thought favorablv of him. II was
said that some Of the Central Federated
Union element, which was strongly repre-
sented, kicked hardest against him and
talked about the labor vote" being against
him. For that reason his name wasn't
brought up when the final selections were
made.
The reason why only one candidate for
the Supreme Court Justiceships was named.
according to Mr.. Palliser, was because
the committee felt that only one place was
a matter Of contest. Justice Ingraham
and Judge Newburgor being on both the
Republican and the Democratic tickets.
The office Of Coroner seemed to be most
coveted. 1t was said that almost half
the names which the committee had to
discuss we're Of candidates for this office.
A lot Of the delegates to the convention
turned out to be NJ. rs. When the con-
vention had to adjourn without ticket
the names of their candidates on slips OF
paper most of the M. DIS handed in their
their own names for Coroner.
The two committees sat up with the
names until o'clock yesterday morning.
Mr.. Hearst was present, too. Then they
caught few hours sleep and went at it
again yesterday afternoon.
Last night the committee met again for
C., - a. y,
When they got through. the
baskets were filled with lists
of names and the committeeman had |
haggard look.
A number Of the candidates on the Hearst |
ticket are former members of the Citizens
Union, point which Mr.. Hearst's employees
made great point of last night. Thomas
Gileran, the nominee for Borough Presi-
dent, Is lawyer and resides in the Twenty
ninth district. He is member of the Man.
haitian Club and prominent in the Catholic
Tub. He hasn't been conspicuous as q
ownership man before this.
Joseph W. Cody, the nominee for Sheriff,
3 contractor Michael Brayer, who is
,amed for Register, is the delegate OF the
10th Examiners and Spongers' Union
o the Central Federated Union and is an
of that body. j. Fairfax
lcLaughlin is a son Of the'ol Tammany
nan Of that name, who was once County
Ter X, and wrote a life of John Kelly
he son was an assistant corporation
ounsel under John Whalen.
Samuel Seabury Is now a Justice of the
'ty Court. elected on the fusion ticket.
Ie Is chairman of the Hearst executive
ommittee. John Palmieri has been stolen
pparently from the Republican organiza-
ion. Odell appointed him a City Court
Justice to fill a vacancy, and he was de-
eated badly when he ran for the office.
Ie is supposed to have hold on the Italian
ote. AS to the candidates for Coroner,
lax Stern is a cigarmaker on the East
ide, DR.. Riedel is head of the Northwestern
'ispensary, Arthur Hagan is a member Of
le Knights Of Columbus and Simon Levy
described as just former member of the {
itizens' Union.
Mr.. Hearst and all the other candidates {
re to meet at 8 o'clock at the Hoffman e,
ouse to-day to get up campaign COM (
ittee of a thousand. A lot OF CONVEX {
ions were announced yesterday. Ernest I
/. Crosby, it was said, had Offered his /
,rvices as n speaker, but he wasn't an /
,unced as convert, as Mr.. Crosby was t
inverted to everything long ago. The Il
~ mayor Of Hamilton Fish p ark has
fered to take the stump. t
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