New-York tribune., 1906-09-16
N FOR THE BUSY MAN. Al

hrevs were killed and one thousand wounded in
a massacre. Refugees said that Governor En-
-aIhe was taken sick fortnight ago, and that
control OF affairs passed into the hands OF
Colonel TuchanOwski. an anu-Semite. Others
cites in Poland have been the scenes OF riots
erS butchery In Transcaucasia revolutionists
obtained control OF three provinces
In China and India there IS unrest Boxers
captured Chinese city. but were driven out by
soldiers Because OF the increasing hatred OF
the Chinese toward all foreigners IN China ex-
cept the japanese many Caucasian missionaries
are leaving their posts. In Bengal mobs go
about crying. india for the HindoOs. Throw
out the English. France brought the Hum
berts 10 notice again, having liberated the
famous swindlers. In Austria women suffra-
gists met with e setback. for the right 20 vote
az parliamentary elections has been taken away
from their sex"
an election said the Busy Mar. Who won -
The Republicans" replied the Constant
Reader. but by a smaller majority than usual
The labor people say their fight against Con-
gressmau IItIlefield cut down the Republican
vote But Littefeld was reelected, and was
Governor William 7. Cobb. In Ohio Senators
Dick and Foraker got control OF the Republican
state Convention and retained their leadership.
routing the insurgents headed by Congressman n
Burton. Ex-Governor Herrtck and Harry NJ.
DOugherty. The Senators forced the nomination
OF their candidates for state Offices and the in
oorsement Of themselves and their records at
Washington. The Republican campaign text
book IL out 1t says the tariff should stand as IL
Is. Mr. Bryan continues 20 slide backward
Connecticut Democrats II state convention re-
fused 70 tndOrse his candidacy for President
In New York Mr.. Hearst has made the most
political noise. The Independence League, a
Hearst organization. nominated him for Cover
nor. Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler, Of Dutchess.
Lieutenant Governor: John s Whalen. OF Mon
roe Secretary Of State: ex-senator John Ford.
OF New York Attorney General; DR.. c. H. W.
AueI. 0f Erie, Controller. and George A Fuller
q Jefferson. Treasurer. Men close 10 Mr.. Hearst
assert. however. that he is still working for an
alliance with Tammany, when the tail or a part
Of the tail OF the ticket Will be dropped FOR Tam
many substitutes. Meantime Mr.. jerome has
obtained the support OF Thomas T. Rush, a
Tammany district leader. and former law
partner OF the Mayor.
In spite Of all this political disturbance. the
Pennsylvania Railroad completed one tube
under the North River, and a party OF engi-
neers passed through the tunnel from New Jer-
sey 10 New York
4 didn't get a chance 20 look al the ob;tu-
s-y column OF The Tribune last week" said the
Busy Man.
Among those who died last week" replied
the Constant Reader. were Daniel O'Dsy, a
high official n the Standard OIL Company
Henry Keene. brother Of James r. Keene the
fnancier: Colonel Theodore B. Mills. real es-
tate operator: Henry NJ Nell, OF New Orleans
a cotton expert well known in the South James
A. Garland formerly Editor OF The New Eng
land Magazine: Count Ludwig A Won Arnirn.
purchasing agent for the Waldorf-Astoria, and
Prince Albrecht. OF Prussia. regent OF the Duchy
~ Brunswick. and the richest prince in Ger
many"