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New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
HEARST TALKS At FONDA.
Escheacs Partisanship, but Raps
MayOr. Mcclellan.

Fonda. n. Y, Oct. S.-Willlam Randolph Hearst
made speech before large crowd at the Mont
gomery County Fair here this afternoon. Tho
gathering. which represented Montgomery. Fulton
and Schoharie counties. heard Mr.. Hearst with
close attention. He said In parts
will not make partisan speech at a non-par-
tisen assemblage of this kind I will merely try
TO have a plain talk with American citizens on two
or three ideas that all recognize fundamental
tbsnE @ ,aeaS G Without regard 70 PARTY n
ciples OF our system ertitle American citizens to
equality before the law. TO a free govsrnment and
propositions are the foundation stones Of any re-
public. upon which the whole structure is ereeted
we have complete equality before the law. or do
you not realize that il is the little thief that goes to
YOU not realize that a. result OF the election
frauds in New York seventeen paid repeaters were
Do You not realize that while those Seventeen
prison the big bribers who instigated those out
RACES and the little Mayor who prohted by the
Gsg? Gssrps'S all went to Europe together f0r h0i-
Do you know that all of u. here have not the
perhaps. Mr. Rockefeller or Mr. Morgan or Mr..
Ryan or Mr.. Belmont, or some powerful nnancler
largely the acts Of the 195V government?
Finally. have you an absolutely representative
years now. and meet in Congress corporation at
torneys. There are over twelve sniion farmers in
TINS country and 10 represent rhem there are S
legitimate business men. and to represent them
there are three or four business men in Congress
There are five or six million union laborers In this
country, and to represent them there Is just one
man in Congress with union card in his pocket.
lawyers largely and chiefly corporation lawyers:
they are attorneys for special interests.
served the corporations before he went into poll
tics. who is expected 10 serve them after he goes
out of politics, and ask you. what he Will do while
he is in politics?
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
DEADLOCK IN BRACKETS DISTRICT
Saratoga Delegates Firm for Senator
Schenectady Men Want WemnIe.

Saratoga, y. Y, Oct. 3.-The Republican Sanate
convention for the Slst District, which comprises
-4e oounues OF Saratoga and Schenectady, ad-
tourned IN deadlock tonight Afternoon and
evening sessions were held. the delegation of eight
from Saratoga County insisting on the renomna-
oon Of Senator Edgar T. Bracket while the eight
delegates from Schenectady held out for Assembly
man w. w. Wempie OF Schenectady Adjournment
vas taken until tomorrow or Friday. the exact
time TO be decided later.
Durins the organization to-day b. b. Griffen. OF
the Saratoga Senatorial Committee, took the chair
ana refused TO recognize W. II. Allen Of the Sara
toga delegation, when the latter asked that his
vote be cast for Dr. c. d. Wandenberge. OF soha
hectady. for permanent chairman. During the
discussion that followed substitute was named
and the chair, without a vote, adjourned tho ses-
slon untn later IN the day. No better progress
sion
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
FORD POUNDS LAWYER.
Hearst Man Resents Epithet by
Chastising Bench Candidate.

John Ford, the Hearst candidate for Attor-
ney General. before he retired TO make way for
a Democrat. and now a candidate for nomina-
ton for the Supreme Court bench. and Frank A
Acker. Brooklyn labor leader. also a candidate
for the Supreme Court bench In the I'd District
had a rough and tumble ghht IN the ONCE of
Mr.. Ford about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
Acker was badly used up. Mr. Acker called Mr.
Ford liar. Mr. Ford thought expression of
resentment called for and he administered
Il in the form of personal chastisement.
Mr.. Acker is a New York lawyer, and head
Of the Peoples Security Company. This COM
pany does a large business with trades union
people Acker and Ford were raised on ad1oin-
ing farms In Orleans County. and they know
each others strong and weak points. Mr.. Ford
saws he knows all about Mr.. Acker's weak ones.
and he says that the way he runs his security
company calls for adverse criticism. Mr.. Acker.
by working among his labor union friends. got
the backing Of 12O different organizations for a
labor party nomination for the Supreme Court
bench in the 11th District. Mr.. Ford heard of
the movement. He called Acker up on the tele-
phone yesterday and advised him to abandon his
canvass for the bench. There was an inter-
change of ideas over the wire. and finally Acker
asked II hs could come and see MI Ford. MI
Ford said, Come at 3 O'Clock" Mr.. Acker was
there
After a. brief conversation about the Peoples
Security Company, Mr.. Ford said
You are doing some grating. and you can't
run for the bench"
.you are Iiar!" said Aoker.
Then followed the melee. The mon are equally
matched in size and in less than five seconds
fragments OF furniture were bounding around
the boom. The disturbance attracted instant at
tention and mutual friends of the combatants
rushed IN and separated them.
Mr. Acker went away vowing that he would
run for Judge Mr.. Ford warned him that III he
did he woul go on the stump in Kings County
and attack him
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
DON'T W4NT DEMOCRATS.
Brooklyn Republicans Oppose Them
as Judiciary Candidates.

The opposition to the adoption of the Judiciary
ticket Of the Committee Of One Hundred in the "a
judicial District IS growing among the Republicans
OF Kings County and elsewhere II Is reported that
twenty-one out of the twenty-three Assembly dis
trict leaders IN Kings in favor of the selection
OF a straight ticket. The three places occupied on
the ticket OF the committee by Democrats want
ed for deserving Republicans. The Republicans Of
Queens. Nassau and Suffolk are particularly op-
posed TO the Endorsement OF Townsend Scudder, OF
Nassau. and prefer to vote for Henry A. Monfort.
OF Queens. Scudder and @. b. Abbott. of Kings.
are on the straight Democratic ticket. as we'll as
bott's place should be filed by George D. Besttys
Charles E. Hughes. just before he sailed for Eu-
rope TO Major z. B. Hobbs. of tho Committee
OF One Hundred strongly indorsing Beattys for a
place the judiciary ticket.
Mr.. Beattys Assistant Corporation Coun-
sci under Albert O. Mcdonald while Charles A.
Schieren was Mayor of tho old city Of Brooklyn.
The place OF William B. Hurd- jr.. the third Demo-
the committees ticket, it Is hoped. will go
Joseph Aspinall county Judge In Kings at pres
ent.
State Chairman woodrur is still anxious to sec
that the committees ticket Is adopted by the Re-
publican convention next Friday. Ono OF the lead
ers who stands with Woodruff IN the controversy
said yesterday:
The situation Is extraordinary We are appsalins
to high minded Democrats to support the Rsp,b-
lcan judiciary ticket. and We expect To- get that
support. If We nominate ticket with the names
OF some high class Democrats upon IL the Demo-
cratic voters will feel more at home with and It
will induce many of them to vote the straight Re-
publican ticket
The Republican executive committee Will meet In
probably decide how the party will finally stand
regarding the ticket
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
R. I. DEMOCRATS NAME HIGGINS.
Pawtucket Man Heads the Ticket-Plat-
form Deals with State Issues.

Providence. Oct. 3.-At a harmonious con-
vention of delegates representing the Democrats
of Rhode Island the following state ticket was
nominated:
For Governor-James Fl. Higgins. Pawtucket
Lieutenant Governor-Charles SssOn, Provide nee
Secretary OF State-William Palmer. East Prov
idence.
Attorney General-Edward NJ. Sullivan, Cranston-
State Treasurer-John II. Archambauit' WARWICK
The platform adopted dealt almost entirely with
state questions calling constitutional revision
the overthrow OF so-caIled "bossism and the elec-
ton OF United States Senators by direct vote OF OF
the people. Contests for nomination for Attorney
General and Secretary OF State were setued De-
fore the convention met.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS,
Buffalo Republicans Indorse National and
State Administrations.

Bufralo. Oct. s.-Republican Assembly conven-
tons were held to-day In seven Of the nine dis
tricts OF Erie County. with the following results;
lst district. orson J. Weinert; I'd District. John
LORD oBgiani 80 District Charles F. Brooks; 4th
plstFlct Lambert ]. Suori 5th District, Robert C.
steaIeT; eth District Peter b. Snokowski; sth Dis
RESOLUTIONS We're adopted at each convention in
oorsng tae pauonal and state administrations and
requesting the assistance Of all good citizens in
the election OF Charles 4. Hughes, the Republican
candidate for Governor.
Albany Oct S-The Republicans OF the Ist As
sembly District to-day renomnated Charles w
Mead Tor member OF Assembly Mr.. Mead has
served four years as Asseinblyman.
Monticello. ". Y Oct. sLThe Sullivan County
Hepubhcan Convention to-day nominated George
W. Murphy, Of Liberty. for Assembyman
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
". j. WHITE WEDS AGAIN.
Marriage of Chercing Gum Trust
Head TzcO Days Behind Diuorce.

William j. White president OF tho American
Chiele Company, commonly called tho Chewing Gum
Trust, and formerly Congressman from Ohio whose
wife secured a divorce from him last Monday In
the Ohio courts. married Miss Helen p Sheldon last
night at the Holland House. The ceremony was
psrformed by tho Rev. DIR. Henry Marsh Warren
the hotel chaplain. After the ceremony the couple
got into automobile and rode away
Miss Sheldon was the given the chap
Latin by the bride, but at the hotel shs was known.
II was said, as Mrs. Melony She Is said also to
or her history. Mr. White and she ara said TO
nave known each other for years. Mr.. White lives
az No. 22 West $50 street. and IL said that he
denied he there
Mrs White, who secured q divorce on Monday
charged Der husband with dssertiop, Mr. Whlss
- -. rsnSS q :HS ~ - 'ss. - 80 ~ w. hsss@A
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
NAY DEFEAT MORAN.
Opposition DeUelops on EUe of State
Contention.

Boston Oct. 8-For the first time IN many years
the gathering OF delegates the of the Demo-
cratic State Convention found arrangements for
to-morrow's meeting far from complete, with the
platform committee at odds certain reso-
futions and scarcely any of the convention Of
fcers selected.
Until within the last few days IL generally
believed that with a large majority of the dele
gates pledged TO. at least faVOrinG, the caudl-
dacy of Mr.. Moran. there would be scarcely a
breath of opposition TO him in the convention: But
this evening of a strenuous effort TO defeat
the Boston District Attorney were heard at the
Revere House. where. usual, the delegates met
to exchange their credentials for tickets TO the
convention.
At late hour tonight the opposition 10 Mr.
Moran was much IN evideace, and there was every
Indication Of a bitter fight in the convention
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
SENATOR GARDNER AGAIN CANDIDATE
Will Probably Be Renominated Tonight at
Convention.

Despite the apparent opposition Of Timothy l..
Woodruff. Frank ]. Gardner announced yesterday
that he was a candidate for denomination in the
9Th Senate District If Kings County. Mr. Wood
ruff lives in Mr.. Gardner's district. but it is said
he does not approve of the course pursued by the
Senator at Albany.
There is a strong feeling in favor Of his renomi-
nation, and Assemblyman c. f. Murphy. of the 10th
Assembly District whose name has been mem
toned as the opposition candidate. has refused to
oppose Nj. Gardner. f. NJ. Travis has also been
mentioned to oppose Gardner but opinion, il is
understood would he unfavOrabe TO him. After a
talk with Senator Gardner. on Tuesday, Mr.. Wood
ruff declared that he would leave the selection of
Senator TO the district convention. and would not
favor or oppose him. The Senate conventions will
be held I'm Kings tonight
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
DEMOCRATS NAME F. H. GATES.
Failed of Republican Nomination in 0swego
and Madison-In Other Districts.

Syracuse. Oct S.-The Democrats of the Oswego-
Madison Senate District at Oswego to-day nom-
mated Francis II. Gates for Senator. Mr. Gates Is
the present Republican Senator. Shd defeated
for denomination by Thomas ID. Lewis Of Fulton.
His friends declare Oswego broke an agreement to
rsnominate him He has been already nominated
by the Prohibitionists and is 10 be named by petit
tion by Independent Republicans.
Batavia y. Y. Oct 3.-Assemblyman S Percy
Hooker to-day unanimously nominated for tho
Senate by the Republicans OF the +ith District.
Buffalo. Oct S.-The Democrats OF the 4sth and
4sth Senate districts to-day nominated the follow
ing: Forty-eighth District. David Ruslander; 18th
District. Samuel Ramsperger.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
"No PASS" BAKER WILLING AS sARkls.

Ex-Congressnan Robert ("Ant-Pass'1 Baker is
growing practical and yet cynical He will take
any sort OF nomination from any sort of partv or
ershnizauon- he was nominated by the Demo-
Gratis OF ms district on Tuesday night for Congress-
but the cistr1et Is normally Republican. Hence Mr.
Bakers lberality OF view.
II would take & nomination from the devil him
self or from the Republicans If they were fools
enough TO nominate me, said Mr.. Baker lasr
night "A nomination cannot corrupt q man Oniy
the man himself can corrupt him" -'
II see They've nominated Baker for Congress- IN
Brooklyn" observed Controller Metz yesteTSav
what lot o lemons the Democrats are gettingi"
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
HEARST OFF ON CAMPAIGN TouA

William r. Hearst. exponent of JernsorfAa -
IincoInian simoliotty Democratic eandicats "
Governor left the Grand T9ntra! SIaSIoee SIS ess.sssn
He and his friends occupied two RyIInanA -. -
Hearst was accompanied by Mr5. hoa@7L
8. Chaner. Democratic can0idats TOT A.osx 80. rs--
Governor newspaper men aud one o. wv
sonal friends Alter campaigning ID W. 80
the party will return 20 New York on satuIeNy,
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
EXPLAINS CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTORS

Charles E. Teals. treasurer OF tho Sovu 'nosa
campaign COMMITTEES OF Kings County, ssusd
letter to ths enrolled Republicans OF his osus1
yesterday asking for contributions 20 tAs cAnoes>
fund. Regarding It hs saidi
The representative character oc our utissnsnIH
warrants the expectation that Kings County WI
give a substantial majority for our eau5s II VI Y
be necessary IN order 70 accomplish ths resIlss ~
printing and the distribution or circulars eub -
expenses must be met by voluntary conr1oun"oA
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
zx-srATE TREAsuagR roa HvoNss
rBy Telegraph to ina Trfsuna.l

IBy Tslegraph 20 ma 1rfsunal
Syracuse Oct S.-Lawrenos = ThxyeAs0 %
Cortland, formerly Treasurer Of Ssw Tors srsn
and a lifelong Democrat. to-day said he would voss
for Charles 2. Hughes
The party has left me temporarily and non
the party" said he. 'T DO not psisvs Eisert
sincere In anything. He seems 20 me- 70 ~ ~
very apostle OF denagogtsr1. who uses t1s D<sess
means to advance his personal intarests
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
PHYSICIAN FLUNG FROM AUTO.
DR.. William ]. Burns, of Sea Cliff, Long
Island. Has Marrow Escape.

Dr. William J. Burns. of Sea Clin avenue. Sea
Clin. Long Island, was bowling along hishiana
avenue Glen Cove IN his automopne al a. m
yesterday when his rear wheels suddenly skidded
and the was thrown violsntiy against seie-
phone pole. Dr. Burns thrown many feet
aIisht,nx arnonr ths thick weeds In Q ditch beside
shs road. ana esoassA with ssvsrs bruises and s0ns
outA
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
ANTI-HEARsT DEMOCRATS NAMED.
Congress and Senate Conventions at Water
town Nominate Organization Men.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribun..I

watertown. n. Y. Oct S-Ths Democratic con-
ventions OF the S5th Senate District and of the
ssth Congress District were held here to-day when
John H. oLeary. of Clayton. named for Ben
ator and Jay c. Bardo OF Lowville. for Congress
The few delsgitss present organization
Democrats. and William II. Hsarst's name was
mentioned only when the candidates were asked
II they were followers OF Hearst Their nomina-
tons were not made unanimous until Il was
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
SENATOR GRADY i'll AT eYRAousE
y TelegTaph % - Trttuna.l

iBy Telegraph 20 The Trbunel
Syracuse. Oct 8-Seaator Thomas f. Cranv
who was chairman Of the COMMITTEES on
Contested Seats At tho Buffalo Convention arrived
here from Buffalo AT midnight last night and wa !.
taken III. a physician and nurse had 20 be sent
for and Mr. Grady IS stil under their care
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
HOKE SMITH ELECTED.
Georgia Vote Lght-Socialists, Led
by Osborne, Only Opposition.

Atlanta. Oct. S-Returns from to-dsy's cleo
tion Indicate that light vote has been poled
the state. The Democratic ticket. headed by Hoks
Smith for Governor, has been elected by the usual
ma iority. there being opposition except ths
Socialists, headed by ]. B. Osborne.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
DEMOCRATS HOOT BRYAN.
Refuse to Consider Resolution In
dorang His Candidacy.
rBy Telegraph TO Tho tribune.

Morristown, N. j.. Oct. s-The 5th District Demo
cratic Congress Convention met in the Lyceum
Theatre here to-day and nominated James D. Mar
tine. of Plainheld known the farmer orator..
for Congress.
An attempt was made 10 trlng resolutions before
the convention indOrsing William jennings Bryan
the convention would not even consent to vote
on them.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-04

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New-York tribune., 1906-10-04
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-18
CUMBERLAND pRsEBYrERs.
Question Of Church Union for the
Courts Decision.

The seventy-sixth annual meeting of the
Cumberland Presby terian General Assembly
was called to order at Decatur, H.. yester-
day by the stated clerk. Rev. J. N. Hub
bert OF Marshall. Mo-, who presided because
OF the absence OF the moderator.
The anti-church unionists called a secret
meeting Wednesday and another yesterday.
They discussed proposition to withdraw
their Injunction suit. but Rev. A. N. Esh-
man. Rev T. Ashburn. Judge RUSSELL and
w. e. Drunnaway opposed such move
ment. It was unanimously decided that
they owed It to their constituents to press
the suit
Attorneys Cor church ur1onists ana anti
unionists yesterday signed an agrssmsna
as to what points should be brought before
the Judge. and argument began this morn-
ing. Lawyers Cor the union1sts sgreed
that no action should be taken on the report
of the connznftkes On union until the case
In court had been decided
The uu3ouists he1d . caucus and d1ter-
mined 70 uom1uate Dg. Era Iandrtth OF
NashylI5e. yeuns Tor m0dexator. This -
eouiyaSou< 10 an etectfou. but no one
knows wian tie eJecftoa WIN take place,
Tor tho an6onnhfy Decided 20 wait until cer-
tain contests Should 10 decided. The right
OF fourteen commissioners to take seats h
contested. DR.. landrdth was formerly editor
OF the Cumberland Presbyterian and secre-
tary OF the Religious Education Association.
He fs now reGeu< o& Belmont College. Nash
vile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-18
CARL scHuRz,s FUNERAL
Services at the House and at Sleepy
Hollow Cemetery.

Hollow Cemetery.
Two funeral services for Carl Schurz were
neio yesterday afternoon in New York city.
The first ceremony was for the family and
intimate friends The brutal, which took
place later in the afternoon at Sleepy Itol-
low cemetery. Tarrytown, N. Y, was for
the public.
AT the early service were gathered the
famiy-Carl Lincoln Schurz, a son, and
wife; Miss Agatha Schurz and Miss Mari
anne Schurz, daughters Among the friends
present were Felix Adler, DIR. Abraham
Jacob. Mrs. Jacob. Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Aneny, Mrs. b. Tiedemann, Carl Tiede-
mann, Mrs. Vincent Howeils, w. Dean
Howeils, DR.. and Mrs Kinnicutt, DR.. J..
Rudtsch. Carl Jussen and w. L. Pretorfus
The pallbearers were G. r. Adams, Jos.
II. Choate. DE-. A. jacob. Horace White
Carl Buenz consul general Of Germany;
John c. Henderson. John Bigelow, Charles
Stewart Smith, Col Silas w. Burt, Herbert
ellis. Gustav Lillienthal Richard Watson
Glider, e. M. Shepard, Max Wesendonck,
Andrew Carnegie, Hans KudIich. Gustav
Schwab, Julius Stahel. Edward Pretorius,
Isaac Seiigman, lido Brachvogel and Fl. e.
Deming.
Felix Adler made an address in which he
characterized Mr.. Schurz as q practical
idealfst. DR.. A. Jacobi, lifelong friend.
spoke In German and In a more personal
vein. The Arton Quartet sang. After the
to the Harlem station and met a special
train which left the Grand Central at 3:40
The party then proceeded to Sleepy Hollow
cemetery.
DR.. Frissell. president of Hampton Insti-
tute, delivered an address at the grave.
the negro and the Indian and paid a tribute
to his services in behalf of these races.