The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-24
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leasies Inc lion Jimmie Masch, he'd worked
down ihe HyWsfy ~ taf "a Tony and Johns
IAdies and tents' i~teataUtaHt, Oue I'm.
fdFtant M ~ news that wna apfead alma
tho roweSy Yesterday q that NJ hloe-
haSt's ara initial, a., stands Tor Chamea
With This laa, Item ~ Information IN HE
roaaep~ltr, fHH sUa reporter made . eecund
attcfnp, lasl night 10 dc up = Hepnbilcaa
IN ma Tins bAlllwieh who, without giving
offence, could give some Information about
= n e. hinehaft'a fight for the leadership.
The htst one aahsd about NJ James Brice
Gordon Rlnehaft'a ohances was MI, Easy
irlah Pat tufk, who h the business paftnef
u Mr. Eat FIN Tip Jack McManus. When,
however. n was explained 10 M, BuSh thai
lnfOrmatio n wea wanted concerning q Res
publican he offered the suggestion that
perhaps the reporter he'd 20, him confused
with Mr, lazy Plnoua Berk, who 10 q Repub-
lioan, and consequently not q relative 81
Mr.. =, I. p. Burk.
The news that Mr. or -Settlenent Worker
James Bronson Reynolds had just run up
to New York and would make his young
friend, Mr.. ,. O. b. !Rinohart, leader betory
hopping away again reached Tony y
Johns restaurant last evening. when Mr..
Dash Me Shoes McCarty and Mr.. Trailing
Arbutua Biggie wandered Into
the restaurant for dinner.
Sure, theiRepublicans have q leader
Tony and John, both OF. whom had ex-
pressed doubts. Amt that right, Dash
Me shoes1. Big Tim amt ~stingy-see-
whatImeanf Every yea Big Tim, picks
out one Of the boys an says You be Re,
publican leader Of de Sixt-de Thoid, l
Jimmie March's toin, but ! amt sure
seewhatImean2 II,
"But along comes this guy an up an
says he's runnin' fer Republican leader OF
de Thoid an never trike Big Tim about
IL foist. Noivep A few. He lives on the
Bryant Park South. His name is Chames
Brioe Gording Rinehert an he's
That's jus one guy. Chamos Brice Cord
ing Rinehart JUS like Soft Soap Reilly
or Dash Me Shoes McCarty here. Wen,
years ago, some says from a place called
Harvard and others says from Green oQun-
ty, Pennsylvania. I think Harvards q
college, but l don't know. / aint never
been to a college myself
Me Shoes Mocarty'' playfully. Sure, yuh
"No, no, no, mol Homes to God l amt
protested Mr.. Trailing Arbutus Biggie
Donovan. ve~hemently. Il amt
BEEN
sO-oh, Rlnehartl o oh, Rineharti' suds
denly bawled Tony as a great light struck
him, and he gave the old Harvard yell he
had heard 80 often between acts OF the
burlesque in the days that Tony had served
beer to the .rah 'rah boys from Cambridge
lessly Tony told his attentive listeners
how the present candidate wa the ,inno-
cent origin of the Harvard yell that keeps
his name green around the yard to this
day. ..o. AM. u,., ,,u,.
hart roomed on the fourth or top floor
Of Thayer while at college, and as the climb
was too much for the numerous youths
that Rinehart tutored they used to stand
neal the pump-especially on the morn
ings after-and burst INTO song Ooh
The cry came to be heard 50 much around
the yard" that others O 1t up when
they could think Of no other way. OF making
q noise, and at last no member Of the Hasty
Pudding Club felt that he could 90 to sleep
Brice Gordon Rinehart's window while
cutting through the yard. from Massa:
chusetts avenue to Cambridge street and
calling out at least a part Of his name Tony
said that the night yelling was done by
members OF the Quick Lunch Club, but It
has been learned that it was the Hasty
Pudding.
The probable absence Of Harvard men
in Bowery politics explains why Mr.. j., B.
G. Rhinehart has not been identified be.
fore this with the yell: Ooh Rinehartl.
-Oh, ginger!' or "0h, shuoks. " and Is alrnost
as well known there as the riot call. -,
Mr.. James Brioe Gordon Rinehart said
last night, while on his way to dinner at
the Republican Club in Fortieth street, that
ne intended to make another e~lectioneering
trip to the Bowery later in the evening
and would be at his town residence, the
Capitol, Bowery and Houston street, at
8 or $50 o'clock. AS mentioned In
THE SUN yesterday. it was By making
these nightly strolls among the voters
person named Smith and several other
voters and he intends to keep pegging
right at it till the news Of his candidacy
becomes prevalent in de Thoid.
The Hon. Jimmie March ordered q few
the news reached him that MIR. ex-Settle-
ment Worker James Bronson Reynolds
was back OF Mr.. James Brice Gordon Rine-
hart and the Hon. Jimmie asked anxiously
IL it were true that Mr.. Little Puck Kenny
Wiedemann, the Houston street barber and
the only Republican on the block, waeshout-
ing Mr.. j.. B. G. Rinehart's name till he was
black in the face. The news was also given
the present leader that the campaign
slogan is to be "Rinehart, Reynolds, Roose-
welt and Reform" IL has been learned,
however, that the reform" will be dropped
and that the Rinehart party win stick simply
to the three RS.
Says he's only working for the good Of
the party, eh?" repeated the Hon. Jimmie
Yesterday. well, last election day when
he was a watcher down here he come up to
me the first thing in the morning and asked,
Who's going to pay me?
ri pay YOU l said, n / gave him IS.
Was that working-have a cigar-for the
party or for IS? I think that a man that
looks for favors-oh, take a couple and stick
EN- in your p~ooket-ouRht to be willing to
do a little work like that, ehP@' concluded
the Hon. Jimmie March in a tone Of deep
pain.
Mr.. Mister Dooley Patrick Waters, who
has kept a place Of biznees at Elizabeth
and Prince streets, around the corner
from Mr.. James Brice Gordon Rim chart q
voting residence, for thirty years and who
ia the last word in things political In de
Thoid, said yesterday that II there was
a voter named Rinehart In the district
he must have just moved In over night