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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

ml way o. reaching the prcsen, a..
yorce evils
Mrs. Crane founded the People
church Of Kalamazoo. OF which she
was pastor Tor meny years She also
beans the distinction OF having hcan
the drst woman city editor of q daily
paper IN the United states She held
this position ON % Minneapolis ulpel
Mrs. Crane ~ tho wife Of DR.. A. w
Crane, a prominent physician OF shis
city and ia woman % marked social
gfaces as Ncll as unusual brgin DOW
er.
BY the Rev. Caroline Bartlett Cane.
This congress on uniform divorce
laws. which had its inception In she
good thought of Gov peunypacker
is go EFFORT 90 stem great atlonal
evil. which IN some states amounts
To an absolute scandal and disgrace
Tho congress has atartod q train of
thought which VIA help 10 remedy
the present condition: and inaamuch
as the women are ungunBilonahiy the
sufferers from the uncertainty and
instability of che marriage tio. what.
ever Of good realized or potontinl
arises from this congress may hn said
20 De an especial gnod 90 women.
Tho congress was certainly not con.
vened in the special interests ~ Wo-
manhood.
The women ala not have a fair rep.
rrscntntiOn. for the majority OF men
was Overwhelming ana they we're. 40.
most without exception. lawyers. lur-
iSis or ciergymcn Of denominations
that grudginely admit OF but one
cause for divorce. The cccioalnHtlc
influence was too prominent
With one exception I am pleased
with the code ami that ~ clause
that refuses 90 grant a divorce 10
person coming from any other state
unless the grounds wore recognized
a. valid la the state In which the Of.
fenae WIS committed ! favored an
exception for the wife allowing her
10 return 90 the state and home Of
her father This amendment was Of.
fered 10 Onset the fact that tho hus-
band determines tho place OF resi-.
donCe Of himself and wife n the
wife should fail 10 comply with this
stipulation grounds are provided for
divorce ON the terms Of desertlon.
The amendment which proposed
would have given the Injured wife
protection. Il was voted down ON
the ground TINT u would encourage
migratory divorce
Whefhfr the states viii adopt this
proposed code RENAME 10 be- seen
But J feel the greatest good which Will
come from this congress Is that Il has
created dlscuasloni and when public
sentiment is sufficiently aroused We
will have an attempt at a federal law
which ls the only successful way of
reaching this hideous and CROWNS
evil ul divorce on nlmsy and unwor
Thy grounds
Aud when that time hrflFea . feel
confident me code proposed By the
recent congress un uniform divorce
laws VIII be- accepted as a model on
which federal legislation will build
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
TRI-BULLION COMPANY
MEANS BUSINESS

W s Traylor. head Of the TrayloI
Engineering company uf New York
owning and operating the largest min.
ing machinery factory in America. d
registered az the AlyaradO. Mr.
rruylor arrived from the south this
morning and cxpcvt TO leave for the
east tonight
As chief engineer for the Trlnul
lion Mining company. owning large
mining property ia che Magdalonu
district. Nj TmylOr haB been invcs-
tigntong conditions 10 the southwest
with 6 view OF establishing n smolter.
AZ the company's largest producing
properly Us at Magdaleha, 6 ls more
than likely that Magdalena VIII got
the smelter
"rhe plans We anticipate building
viii b. no small affair" said MI
fraylor az the Alvando this morn
sng ~ win be- large enough 10 re.
duce q she real stun an the ore that
our mines lm the district viii produce.
and all the rest Of che mines IN the
district, too
We are now installing az Kelly, IN
our mine there. the largest ore hoist.
ing plaui 20 be found anywhere IN
the west Tho Mngdnlona district ia
one of the most wideawake camps In
she country. and an u needs to make
Il boom Is a smeiier.'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
pRepAvlNo iNrEResT ON
UNITED STATES n


Waehlnqson, Doc. i7--iu accordance
with notice given by the secretary
on December 8, 20 the holders OF The
Unted States bonds that the Inter
cot maturing in the several interest
bonds between and including January
and May. 1907. would be prepaid,
without rebate. on and after today
The diAhur1cmenis are now being
made. checks due fer interest On
January J. 1907 on registered bonds
will be- nailed 10 their owners this
afternoon The amount of interest
which will be thus prepaid "a nearly
si0a .000.0 900. Secretary shaw makes
this payment owing % hia being In
fiuenced by the fact that the treas.
urv collected surplus revenues
amounting 90 t10O0.000 In the month
Of November and that the current
month % also likely 20 bo a month
of SURPLUS receipts. The action there
fore taken releases for the use of
the business of thc country q sum
practically equal 90 the surplus W.
oelpis fof November and December.
Owing 90 the two quarterly payments
being made together holders of honda
VIII only be obliged 90 send them ga
the treasury once.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
TERRITORIAL BOARD
OF EDUCATION
CONTINUED DISCUSSION or The
SCHOOL LAW8-LlFE CEaTiFl
cArE GRANTED a SANTA re
TEACHER.

rho territorial bOmd of education
racunyened Saturday morning ln quar-
irrly session Prof imiher Foster of
iaH crucCs, pres ding as chairman
Pro tom. Ohor members present
were Prof III j Vert. of EAST las
VEGAS PROT g. ~ Clark, Of Alhu-
QWrQue. ana Prof O. 81 Light of
ahyor CITY superintendent oi Pub.
iic Instruction Hiram ilpdley acted az
secretary
The Discussion of changes favored
n the school luw was resumed ai
Saturdays session Sections of the
law were taken np relating tn The
territorial board OF edpcution. the
Qihco uf superintendent Of public in.
siulcil0n and tbo ONCE 0f county su.
poriutendent of schools IL appeared
io 3 ihc opinion of tho members thar
the office of county superintendent oi
schools should he removed from polf
tief.
Mrs. Dora G. FLETCHER of SANTA be.
"a teacher in iho public Schools ni shat
cliy was granted a lie certificate aa
teacher iu New Mexico
A. D. Smith w Alam0gord0. Who
was gruntod "a hYoyeaFs certificate
gag the last quarterly mooiing. was re-
fused "a llfo certificate on tho ground
ihai he hos mot yoi taught school
iouE enough in the territory to on.
iiile him % one
PROF p d Vert. president nf the
New Mexico Normal university 80
knN ina Nesas was present nj Sat.
ufday'a session iic was unable f1
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
holy CITY" ACTORS
WERE POISONED
At GALLUP. WHERE THEY HAD
EATEN HEARTILY or HAM.
bURoER STEAK.

Three Of tho troupe oi the Gordon.
Bennett 'Iiolv City" company anf.
icrrd an attack Of plomaino poisoning
az Gallup on Monday evening. says
tho Republican 70 seems The three
ate supper together and hamburger
steak was q feature OF the blll OF
fare and each Of the three was vury
sick, az the steak was impure The
three we're sick during che action of
the play but ala their paris 40 we'll
that no one would suspect that they
were suffering acuicly. After the
play one Of the leading men went into
commissions and DE- Cuudcrl vac call.
90 and administered THREE hypodor
mics before the patient receicd any
relief The other two were not 40
badly poisoned They wore able 20
proceed on their way 10 Albuquerque
although thoy were IN poor condition
for travel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
RESULTS TELL.
Thtye Can DC No Doubt About ths
Results IN Al,uqusrqus.

Result tell the tale
AN doubt Do removed
The Testimony of an Albuquerque
clil1en
Can be easily Investigated.
What better proof can ho had9
Mr. .. Hall ol 1l9 South First
street. Albuquerque says. zone Of
my daughters suffered hackacho Cor
about olght months or a year Some
times % was ~ bad that she was
completely Frustrated foF n day or 30
at q time. ] read about Doan'g kid
nCy Pills iu our Albuquerque news
papers and thought 70 they only por.
formed half what they promised they
might help my daughter. and we pro-
cured a hos On q remarkably short
time the medicine look effect and n
continuation OF tho treatment q little
longer stopped the hachscho. We are
pleased 70 recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills"
FOR sale By an dealers. Price 90
cents. Foster. Milhuru Co.. Buffalo,
n ~ sole agents for the United
States.
Rcmtmbor the -Doans-and
take no other -
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
Local Happenings

O'Mnllcy. Of Chicago. The mission
WIN ias two weeks. the nrat week
boing devoted % women and the sec
nn0 20 men
b. w. Jones was Installed Thursday
as ioint station agent AZ Torrance Tor
the no paE0 & Southwestern r3ilroad
and the Santa De Central railway. fic
wac appointed as successor 90 81 T.
stafford. who has been transferred 90
Osogga, on the I'D Peso a Southwest.
orn railroad.
Chinese Inspector 0Ieafy arrived
hero last night from Buffalo, N "
after an absence from che Duke cts
Of Eve weeks. Mr O1eary was call.
GA 70 Buffalo from Ash Fofk. AriE by
a Telegram announcing chs serious ili.
ness OF his son, who suffered an a..
tack OF typhoid fever Mr. OIcary
remained with him until be was oct
Of danFcr Ho departs this evening
Tor Rlncun and other points and Will
probably be- absent indefinitely Nv
OLCary said there was truth in Che
rumoF that hC win be- stationed 40 Az
huQuCrnur However. be- asa NOT
know how coon ho would take up h:a
residence here.
Mrs. G. u. Pope. formerly q resi-.
dent of this city but now residing ai
Sag Jose Call has sent 90 tlua ONCE
n small pin OF wood taken from the
FIRST wood house built IN Monterey.
Cali the lumber heing brought around
the Horn during the gold excitement
uf isi9. Mrs. Pope says the piece Of
wood was given lo her by a member
of the Allen family. WHO owned the
houee. and she sent g 10 this ONCE
as a souvenir uf thos early Caliiur.
Mia days. Although houses ne8r the
old house tumhiod down from tho
earthquake ~ April. 1906. the is49
shnnty wiihsinod the shOcks. showing
L was more substantially constructed
than modern houses
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

Fred Low. who was at one time
the editor of the Gallup Republican,
WAS Allad in Texas last week re
WAS getting 0n q train. 10 SOME way
Slipped and ION under the wheels
which passed over him causing Ga
aiani death lle was nn BIS way io
psi naao az the haggaso carried had
iho ticket showed thar city fo or his
destination Mr Low spent uum.
ocr oi years ln Arlsona principally as
foreman nf ihe Tombstone pr0spooior.
one ui ihN oldest papora ln the tofd.
tories ilN was q member ui ihe 40.
rcnci l. .. %. n lodge. being one uf
the founders of ihai lodge Iu6i De-.
fore going lo Gallup Mr. Tow aud
the present editor oi lhe Gallup re-.
publican h1a charge of paper ln
Mn9euci
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22


scrauton. Pa. Dec i1.--iano Hal.
pin. who died in the House Of Good
Shepherd here few days ago WIS
born ln ireland and had d distinct
recollection. OF the battle of Waterloo.
and the great excitement prevailing
In Ireland et that time When Daniel
O'Conneli. the great Irish patriot was
10 the zenith Of his career. over
eighty years ago. Mrs. Halpln was q
young woman OF twenty and not only
heard Otonnoli addressing meetings
of the Irish poasantry but spoke 20
him herself She was IN Ireland dur
lng The great famine year OF as and
- and used 90 giYo narrowing pic.
lures OF terrible sanerngs OF the peo-
pie. She was described BY the nuns
as q sweet old dear ana was a
most devOut woman.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
LoADoN's NEWEST

London. Dec l7.-The new tube
railway known as the Great Northern
Piccadilly and nrOmpton, waa opened
for trahlc today u " the longest
and most expensive tube line railway
Ia the world Il goes from Finshury
Park % Hammersmlth. Holloway 10
kingscroas. 60 Russell Square and
holborn. where a spur line runs down
20 the strand and Fleet street, H0i.
born 10 Leicester square aud Picca.
filly; Dover street, Down street lfor
the dubal. Hyde Park Corner.
knightshridge nrOmpion Earls Court.
Raruna Court and Hamm rsmlih ny
means OF the uoW line q VIII bo pos
siblc 60 get from Waterloo and Char.
Ing Croas to kingscfnss. under cover.
thus saving the tedious omnibus Jour.
ney shat has hitherto been a grovl
ancc with cross London travellers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

New York. dec iI-For the pas,
three days the llners leaving here fol
Europe carried considerably over g..
000.o 10 money orders Most Ol
this money goes % Great Britain. and
ireland, especially the latter. Ger.
many coming next such q generous
contribution was never known before
The mails are the largest on record
hundreds OF extra hands having heeu
engaged 10 deal with them The
Christmas mail for Australia and the
FAR east has already gone through
this city According 60 the posioi-
Zee authorities q Is 30 per cent larg
er than on any other occasion
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
WILL PROTECT AUS.
TRAN IMMIGRANTS.

New York Dee. 1.-THE Austrian
Immigrant Protective society opener
Ia ohlcea here today Thoy are stu.
ated al 80 Broadway. The aim OF
the society Is 10 AFFORD protection
and assistance 81 every kind 10 the
numerous immigrants from Austria.
he'ng convinced That most Of the
problems Of immigration arise from
the congestion around some few een-
endnayor 10 iudlci0ualy distribute the
immigrants in the south aud west.
The most Influential Auslrians "a The
city are conaecled with the society
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
Sin ALFRED MosELEY
PLEASED WITH AMERICA

southampton. EnHn Doc. w. Sic
Alfred MosoIey, the distinguished phil.
anirnphisi The author OF the plan Tor
sending over nYe hundred school
leachers io America and Canada, Co
study the method ~ teaching In those
countries arrived hore today from
New York lle expressed himself
highly pleased with The cordial 90.
cepiiou accorded him in every city
in the states which be- visited and
spoke pi the Americans al gonlai
ana hoapitable people
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

Portsmouth,. Eng Dfc fit has
iranspifcd that the nrw haiileshin
the keel 81 which was laid q few days
ago hy Admiral Sir Archibald Doug
las. commander Do chief as Ports
mouth VIII be- larger than the Dread
uauEhi both aa regards length and
boom and draft Fer armament wlu
be- much heavier, her armour nlnie
thicker nad her speed faster The
construction wili De- proceeded with
rapidly and ihe utmost secrecy iH be-
lng observed as regards her lines
None bar officials ore allowed ie enter
The dock
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
We MAY cone AND TRY
TO AGATE THEIR DAMAGES.

Washington. Dec 1.-THE Mexican
government has assenied 10 the prop.
usltlon OF he state department that
United States engineer others shall
enter Mexico iog the purpose at clos
Ing the breach ln the walls 90 The TIM
perlal canal. which ia che cause Of the
formation of The Salton sea
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
PURCHASED Lor AND
WILL DUllD MOTEL

John g Ward. Of Estnucla. Invested
lu q Mfo1l cDrner Dos on The inam
street ai willard thlH week. ana Will
construct @ nnc hotel building there
says ih0 News The two hotels af
WILLARD nfe entirely Inadequate Tor
ihe town. and priiaet resldonoea there
are frequently oNlid upon % house
those who are unable 40 secure accom-,
modal lpDa at tho hotela AZ Ward
wiz probably construct a brick hotel
Wilhri people are endeaYoriDg lO 81.
cure enc MOST substantial structures
possible in every new hul'dlne
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
col. GREENE SECURED
GREAT LAM CON

What ls the lafgcai known land
concession ever sranted to any ono
man was by one stroke of iho pen
Granted % Col w g. Greene. az
Cananoa. Mexico last "wednesday.
The concession iucludeB g2 1000 per
iencnclaH aud gives Col Greene "a.
elusive exploration rights 20 all the
land within iis boundaries.
The concession will run Tor pe.
Rod az ninety wears, during which
time the exploration party of col
Greene will thoroughly prOspoot the
ground ana all oihor prospecl0rs viii
he excluded. The land thus couead.
40 Col Greene completely surrounds
CanaHoa and since last wednesday
there has NOT been "a foot az ground
upeu Tor location except that ON
which Announcements had previously
been made
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
CHINESE co INTO

NNHNNNHHHN"NN
New York, Dec l7.--0roat activity
prevails at the headquarters OF tbs
Chinese Reform association. durlul
the past few weeks. AZ a largely
attended meeting OF Chinese On the
association rooms last nlEht Ten Luen
announced that The associations or
gan the Chinese Reform News, b
was q great success and d was decld
od 90 extend its operations and pro.
duc2 editions Of q in an tha prlncl
pal cities in the states n was also
announced that the construction Of
The Chinese bank IN Mexleo was be-
ing rapidly proceeded with aud that
steps we're being taken 10 open
branches IN an parts OF the United
States aud Canada The capital stock
~ ti500000 but over halt OF Il has
already been subscribed by Chinese
merchants
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

Dealers say than those who
have used ChamAafiain's stomach
and Liver Tabluta are quite loyal 60
ihum and can not DO persuaded TO
take any substitute Get a free sam.
pie % ~ drug store, give tnom a
trial and you. TOO. viii want them In
preference % any other. They cure
stomach troubles. biliousnoss and con.
stipation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

Of Ctorec W. persina Most 0f her
limo "a devoted io her horses. she
has a large stable and has me fopuia-
ton Of being the most expert eQuua.
trionao On New York. Almost every
morning che o. 20 be- seen driving q
tandem ur Roman team alunr tho
speedway
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22
SEES BENEFIT TO HER
SEX m UNIFORM
DIVORCE LAWS
WE'LL KNOWN WOMAN PREACH.
~ WHO ATTENDED, PHiLADEl.
PHiA CONGRESS BELIEVES
NEW MOVEMENT WILL IN.
PROVE CONDITIONS.


AtINNAHA ANiA|af iNNNNNNIl
Kalamazoo, Mich, Dee. f5--Rey.
Carunile barileoti Crane. who attend.
81 the congress on uniform divorce
laws hs a delegate from the state OF
hiChiean, beilerss that the movement
VIII result IN q bcticfmont 81 present
conditions, that 6 win be Of especial
benefit 90 women and that the anal
outcome Of the Philadelphia CONVEX.
tion viii be a federal divorce law.
which she considers the only success.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

reach tnl cltY On limo % participate
ai The session Friday afternoon.
The meeting adltufnd Saturday
afternoon in time to permit lh6 visit.
ing mnmhcfn to catch their trains Cor
home.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-22

J p. Waterman 3f WATERFOWL. q.
r''ral flee delivery. writes "Aly
daughter. afflicted ior years with epl-
Iepsy, was cured ~ nf Kings New
Llfe Pills She has not had an al.
tack for over two years Best body
cieansers and ilfp Riying ,0nlc pills ON
earth 2ic at nll druggists
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-01
a. of the Most Famous Terror
~ ITS and Head Of Fighting
Organization.
,o.cEALED IN A WATER cASk.
W., Condemned to Perpetual I'M
,,i,onmsnt in Siberia for Com
,reIty in sipiguine's Murder.
n,..,nearancc Regarded ms Ser
~ .,,oce TO Those Whose Lives
The Tcrrorists Seek.

Nav 1-Gersoh,lnln,
g. Pe,efspu's' ,sa,,s ,error,sts and
A the most famous ,erio'is'' A
"' ,,ho,r fighting organization dur
isaa VI ~. .,,,o and Plehye regimes.
w ihe spas ~ e,,a,,a concealed Mn
\. escaped troni S'ps''a' '.'.,s. =, Y
..,r cask. His disappearance ~ d
w. onacc TO personages whose
ssrleas '''' .,.,. are NOW seeking. az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-01
FINGER PRINTS.
Their Adoption In Army Leads TO De-
lection OF an English Murderer.

Washington, Nov. IA curious re-
suit of the recent adoption by the Unit
ed States army of the system OF identi-
fcation by finger-prints, just reported
TO the war department was the dis
covery in the person OF soldier at Fort
Leavenworth of a British murderer for
whom the Scotland Yard authorities
have been looking fur years. The man
was prisoner In the United States
penitentiary serving a five-year SEN
tence for a military crime. IN prison
he was well behaved and well liked, and
when the warden. following the general
order 10 take the tinger-print records OF
all soldiers, attempted to secure an i'm
preston OF this mans digits, he met
with violent resistance, and the assist
ant who tried to make the record was
knocked down and roughly handled
Suspecting that this resistance was
based upon the mans previous know-
edge Of the use TO which the finger
prints might he put and that his record
was bad. the warden sent copies Of the
prints to the police authorities In
number of cities. Within a short time
Scotland Yard reported that the man
had committed an atrocious murder In
Morta that he had been sentenced TO
life imprisonment and had escaped TO
America.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-01
TO REscIND ADVANCE IN RATES.

New York. Nov. LAT the meeting
at the rooms OF the national board OF
underwriters between the executive
committee of the West Virginia Fire
Underwriters association and COM
mittees of the western and eastern
unions to consider the percentage ad-
vance In rates that had been undertake
en- In part In that state. a unanimous
decision was reached In favor OF re,
scindlng the advance so far as II had
thus far been made to apply
In such cases where the assured had
paid the advance upon existing policies
ii was decided that the advance so paid
should be returned or rebated, this
action being considered by the commit
tee wise and justiflable n view Of tho
fact that general application OF the
ANALYTICAL schedule Is being made IN
West Virginia, the result Of which VIII
be an advance in rates In such direc-
tions and upon such risks where an
advance is more than justifiable and
needed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-01
MURPHY D0BTS GENUlNESS
OF CROKER CABLE.

New York, Nov. 1.-The principal top
ic OF conversation In political circles to
day was the cablegram OF coDgratua-
lions from Richard Croker. former lead
er Of Tammany Hall given out by Sena-
tor McCorren Democratic leader Of
Brooklyn, yesterday.
Charles 4. Murphy, the leader OF Tam
many Hall, said today that he doubts
tho genuineness or the cablegram In
which Mr. Croker commended Senator
McCarren's course az manly.
at 10 a great question In my mind AZ
60 the genuneness Of that cablegram.r
said MIR Murphy rIt Is entirely contrary
TO the teachings and attitude OF Mr..
Croker all his life Mir. Croker as leader
OF Tammany Hall taught me regularity,
and always preached Il. Tammany has
always followed that instruction.
"Tammany Hall went TO that convention
as followers. The people upstate want
ed Mr. Hearst and we fell in line. Now
that Mr.. Hearst Is nominated we are
supporting him Loyalty, He is the regu-
lar nominee OF the party and ~ such
should be supported by the party"
Mr.. Hearst from now until election
Jay will do all his campaigning In or
near New York This evening he will adj
dress IS meetings IN Manhattan and the
Bronx.
Mr.. Hughes will close his canvass OF
the upstate counties tomorrow,