The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29

New York Herald Special Service.
/. New York, Oct. 28.-In a campaign
full Of surprises and changing with
kaleid oscopic quickness and variety
rammany, Men has si 50 surprised arp bot66
81 .,.s III. !, thearepublicans and
Guests democrats as TIL e
news that several
on Morgan S Yacht TIA m IAN office
holders among them
one head of a city department, had
spent a day on the steam-yach C0rSalr
as the guest of j. PieTp0nt Morgan.
Republicans, instantly recalled the ia
nous |" Belshazzar g feast OF thu. pres
idential campaign Of 1884, when James
g.. Blaine, the republican candidate,
came to New York and dined with Jay
Gould and several other financial mag
mates. That matter, which was car
TONED and widely commented upon,
was ip the opinion Of many one Of the
causes of Blaine's defeat. At repub-
licanf headquarters today it was SAID
that Mr. Morgan had placed the demo
Gratis in similar position and that the
Hearst forces would surely make capital
out Of the ttvoyage Of the sCorsair.''
William I. Wins, the republican can
didate for mayor, seized upon it in his
interview today, when he charged that
the Republicans who vote for Mcclellan
will do so because their financial in
terests lie in that direction. He called
such republicans towards, but said their
cowardice was Of dollars and not OF
the heart. &.>....
Ia mm any, realizing the Importance Of
the explanation that Nicholas r. O'Con-
MOI, rchief inspector of the public works,
is a personal friend Of the owner Of
the craft, j. Pierpont Morgan; that
every year Mr.. Morgan turns the craft
over to Mr.. O Conner for day $ cruise,
and that this year he invited several
Of his Tammany friends to &c. along
With. ham 5:. =. - - W ,,,set
Theleaders Of Tammany Hall decided
this afternoon to make no opposition
to the placing of the name Of: William
| 49, - Travers Jerome in
| Tammany Not to the republican col
-. -. 7,,,:s umn Of the official
80 800 Oppose ballot. The action
1 ~@z..--l%...~-. -. of the republican
Jerome In Courts convention last night
-. in nominating MI,
Jerome will pass unchallenged SO far
as Tammany Hall is concerned. = y" ;, b.
Tammany leaders see the strength OF
/ the Jerome movement and they have
determined that to so into the courts
and oppose anything that would tend
4 to give Jerome square deal at this
cratic ticket. But if the election bu-
reau puts Jerome's name onsthe ballot
and he is elected Tammany. will con-
test the election on the ground that
the nomination; by the republican party
was illegal. AS there was no sopposl-
ton to- Mr.. Jerome IS candidacy upon
the republican ticket, and the repub-
lican lawyers have advised that his
nomination was regular, the. board OF
nomination is expected to accept :, ms
name and order it placed on the ballot
! The certificate was filled out today, but
no action will be taken upon 1T by the
board until Monday. r.. '.:.. -...
d For a time today the Bowery was
stunned by~a report that Congressman
Timothy. B: Sullivan had bought
~ ~ 5'5S% -, '~ house on the up
Horrors! HORRORS! per West Side
4 2% "rH'Big TIM sleeping rooms, a
4 "a III z..,.s, -, circular dining
To Leave Bowery? room and library
90. -. - ~ -, wit h bookcases
built into t. the walls, but, the sulliyans
say the report that tHBig Tim ~ is stc
leave the rBowery is a campaign lie
, "What would Tim be doing with.
house on: Riverside drive9'' said Mike
Lyons. .sttHe d never get @home.' sThe
congressman could not be found arounc
his usual haunts on the Bowery, but
Alderman 'tLittle TIM Sullivan heat
eddy. denied the story that the biz
fellow - would desert the BoWery: "Ht
was born down here" said Little
Tim, with tears in his eyes, land hi
is going to die here-when his time
comes to die. You might as well think
he was going to move to jersey
In the election betting today on tn
Broad street curb the feature was tn
heavy offers Of even money on, J Jerome
, 49, ,t@,,ass% -; About SIC, 900 wa
Heavy Offers Of in sight continual
$50 p. ly during the day
:. Even Money offered on Jerom
" r. at even terms, an
\ in Bets on Jerome some wagers wer
9s1,5<5;:s .*5fz ts,/,. "A made at 10 to 0,
Jerome. About $4,000 was place
onseven terms. Offers of l to 4 9;
I Hearst were made, and some SINAI
on Mcclellan. w. Marko had $s5, 90
would not place bets in smaller lot
/ at even on the size Of the Hearst vot!
: more than 150, 900. W. Mako, actin
100000 to lay against Jerome at odd
i taken. by Lathrop & Smith, Bogey
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