New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-29
TEARS OVER YACHT TRIP
TROUBLE FOR TAMM4NY.
Heart Men Making Campaign
Issue of Officials Corsair Outing.

~.+%va,v .neaktnx TarmAny Hall was IL
tears yesterday OVER a colossal pfeak "~ue
nv ex-eherin Tom Dunn, Commissioner DaI'on'
- c.m.no fame another Tsmnlany distrlot
leader. and a party OF minor Tamnany ohciA'
~ wcnt ND the Hudson on Friday on J. PIER
pant Norxans yacht. the Corsair. ana mao
merry time.
The average Tanmany district isaos' Gu
stand criticism on account OF violating Civil
Service rules and soon gets over IL IL inc s11h0
Jury happens to ,ndict him. but he bates 70 nave
the laugh or himself The laugh II on all the
members OF the party pertakinE OF hospitality on
Mr. Morgan's yacht and. what Is moro serious.
the Hearst men have quickly turned tbs incl
dent into q campaign issue OF the first maxni-
tude.
1t looks like little thing. sailing up the
Hudson on the yacht OF a Wall Street broker o.
International reputation. but that's Just ehe
kind OF campaign thunder that the Hearst cart
tail orators are using these days and that -
why Tanlnsny is in tears
Nicholas R. O'Connor. chief inspector OF the
Department Of Public Works. has for years neen
\ personal friend Of Mr.. Morgan It 10 under
stood that Mr.. Morgan told Mr.. OConnor thae
II he wanted to take up the Hudson on the
Corsair with some of his personal and political
friends he would be glad TO give him the use Oh
the boat for day. Mr.. OfConnor is whole
souied man. and glad TO avail himself OF
Mr.. Morgan's hospitality. Mr.. OConnoTs guests
included the following: Commissioner William
Dalton of the Department Of Public Works.
Bernard German. deputy commissioner OF the
Bureau OF Buildings; Bernard Downing, secre-
tary to Borough President Ahearn; former
Sheriff Thomas J. Dunn, DR.. James d. Lamb.
superintendent of the City Hospital. on Black
wells Island; Dr. Louis W. Schultz, Of the De-
lit lie Hollis asl-
rotary OF the Department of Parks: DR.. Her
bert ]. Iaddle. J. Beaver Webb. designer of the
Corsair; William H. Fletcher. designer Of the
yachts engines; Charles N. English, ship
builder, and about others.
The cruise OF the Corsair, with the Tanmany
men board, was the engrossing topic OF con-
- versation yesterday at TaInmay Hall and at NC
NClsllan headquarters IN the Bartholdi Hotel
<3when Charles T. Murphy asked about 1t
II yesterday at Tammany Hall he said
II know nothing about the trip. Certainly
not invited to take trip on Mr.. MorganIs
yacht"
Mr. WINS has said that 1t was peculiar
think for Tanmany men to do" 1t YVES sus-
gested.
'Mr. Morgan didn't give his yacht away. sid
he?" replied Mr.. Murphy.
Sure. We had good time, said ex-Sherfn
Tom" Dunn at the headquarters Of Mayor Nc
Clean In the Bartholdi Hotel yesterday after
noon TITS deal to try to make political
capital out OF a thing like that, though. Nick
O'Connor has been Mr. Morgan's friend for
twenty years Morgan would let him unlock his
safe If Nick wanted to do it."
Does 1t mean that Mr.. Morgan is going to
help Tammany Hall?" Mr.. Dunn was asked.
Sure" said Tom. chucking: 'Morgan's going
70 buy the town l from IN Ireland and
move 1t TO New-Yorl It's a town where things
were so scrappy that man didn't feel easy in
his mind If he didn't kill an Orangeman before
breakfast"
Continuing mis- rafliery Mr.. Dunn said
IT was great on the yacht. though Flowers
In every room, and plenty of good things to eat.
Mr.. Morgan knows how to yacht. The
only thing found to kick about the flowers.
They had flowers in every room. Big yellow
chrysanthemums-big as your fist. I didn't dare
send any home without sticking lot CT green
ferns in the top of the blossoms