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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
Dreadful Massacre Of Snme PROM.
inent Mrxicans.
FIVE OF ONE FAMILY
Pas.Ing Through . Wild section Z
Party Is Fired .upen From I'm
bush by hand ~ Hood
thirsty faquis.

San Francisco. March 2i.-News has
been received In this city. says a dis-
patch from Los Angeles 10 the Chron-
icie. OF the murder Of hve members OF
the family OF Pedro Meza. president
OF Ladura. Sonora. Mexico. and broth
er-in-lsw OF Frederick Hartman. presi-
dent OK the william Hoege company OF
Los Angeles. who was massacred by
Indians within a few miles OF their
home and their bodies left In the road
way between Ortiz and Ladura until q
sufficient number OF Mexican troops
could be sent 10 overawe the raidlng
outlaws and bring in the victims. The
names Of those killed are: Senior
Pedro Meza. president OF Iadura. arch
mining contractor and one Of the most
prominent men in the district; Sonora
Elvira Meza. wife of the president:
SeEoritas Carmen. Eloisa and Pan
chetta Meza. eighteen. twenty and
twenty.three years Of age. their daugh-
ters. Mrs. Wenczlaus Hon. an old
friend OF the Mezas. and Mrs. Hart
man and Theodore Hon. twenty-four
years Of age. her only son. Three
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
LAWLESSNESS REIGNS
II Continues to Keep Pace With
Repressiye Measures.
DISTRACTION GOES ON
In One Russian Province Peasants
and Cossseks Have an Eneoun.
ter aad Former Leave the
Dead on Battlefield.

81. Petersburg. March 24.-Lawless.
ness and crime are keeping pace In
Russia with the repressive measures
OF the government. Columns OF the
newspapers are daily nlled with rec.
ords Of murders and robberies and side
BY side are brief chronicles OF con.
formations and military executions OF
political offenders. The majority OF
the robberies and assassinations are
OF political nature. and everywhere
the revolutionists are fighting their
oppressors with bombs and revolvers.
The record OF a single day shows the
distracted state OF the country.
AZ Tamboff. Riga. Warsaw. Batoum.
Mitap and Chita. military executions
took place while from a half dozen
ether cities comes reports OF death
sentences passed by military courts
on political prisoners.
From Siayrpol and Kuban provinces
In the Caucasus comes news OF the
pilage OF the churches and the theft
OF sacred jewels and relics.
Near Samaria robbers disguised as
rural guards. held up a mail coach and
carried on $4,000 In booty and at
Orenburg. province OF Orenburg. an
armed band plundered the state dis.
tiilery and several pharmacies.
An attempt was made at Klotlavsk
Poland. 10 assassinate the chief OF po-
lice and at Starjity. Poland. a large
factory was set on fire Cnd burned 10
the ground.
Armed men az Ekatrinoslav. South
Russia. entered the counting room OF
q merchant. ordered the clerks 20
throw up their hands. and got on with
81. 900.
At Smolensk. province OF Smolen.
skan. an Internal machine was thrown
through a window into an assembly OF
mobiles and In Sebastopol eight masked
men entere a store. bound and gagged
the proprietor and employees. and es.
capped with the contents OF the till.
The spirit OF lawlessness has also
penetrated the north. which part Of
the country is I'll snowbound
The peasants OF the northern Vol.
ogda province on the road 10 Arch.
angel are driving on the proprietors.
They fought battle near larensk
with a detachment OF $50 Cossacks.
were defeated and left a number OF
dead on the field. On the other hand
near Blosiek. in Novgorod province
the peasants were victorious in fight
with forest guards. causing the latter
10 retreat"
Al Lord. Poland. SEQ men are locked
out and In all the principal cities hun
dreds. II not thousands. OF men are
without work and are walking the
streets begging for food
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
EIGHT PERSONS SLAIN

msfnbers OF the Mexa family survive.
They are the baby son Pedro Meza.
and two young daughters. Mercedes
and ElTira.
The children had been left at home
In iAdura when the rest OF the family
went driving in carriages 10 Guayamas
Tor the purpose OF consulting a physi-
clan about Senorita EloIsa. who had
been ailing. and az the same time 20
enable other members OF the family
70 do some shopping and visit friends.
Returning from Guzyamas the party
stopped az Ortiz. and II ls supposed
they were Joined there by Mrs. Hon
and her son. Here II Is said they
learned OF the presence OF a band OF
raquls In the Los Otates mountains
near otates pass. through which they
had 10 travel 10 reach Ladura. and
mining camp, where r. A. Hartman
owns large interests OF silver aad cop
per properties. The worst gorge was
passed and they entered a wider val.
ley when from every ledge and noun.
tain debris came the crack OF rifles.
The men charged desperately the
slopea calling down upon their heads
a rain OF lead to divert the fre fror
those they would be bound 10 protect.
In this way they fell with their faces
10 the unseen foe. The last desperate
stand the survivors made was in the
shelter over the carriage. and they
fought back. dying. but still lighting
20 the last. knowing there was no
mercy for them.
The story OF the massacre was
brought 10 Ortiz by an Indian letter
carrier. who shortly afterward went
through the pass on trip with mail.
and who identified the bodies OF those
killed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
Fined and Apeloeized.

Savannah. March 24.-A feature Of
the Greene and Gaynor trial Friday
was the imposing OF a fne Of ten
dollars for contempt on p. Sanford
Ross OF Newark. y. ]. When his
testimony had been concluded. Mr.
Ross apologized. The fine was re-
mitted.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
Declared In Default.

New York. March 24.-Because OF
their failure to appear before Com-
missioner Sanborn In the hearing OF
the action brought by Attorney Gen
eral Hadley OF Missouri TO oust the
Standard oil company from that
state, Henry NJ. Tilford and j. c. Arm
old OF the Standard oil company were
declared in default.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25

night that twenty-five podres nave oeeu
received and that but one is In the
mine. A thorough canvass OF the dis
trict was made by representatives OF
the coal company and all employees
have been accounted for except one.
He Is thought TO be buried bereath
debris In the mine
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
EAGLE INDEX THIS MORNING.

Page l-General news matter.
Page Local news; Fosters
weather bulletin.
Page 3-General news matter.
Page Editorial and news mat
ter.
Page 5-Local.
Page 6-Advsrtisement.
Page Social and club matters.
Page s-Miscellany.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
TERRIBLE DEEDS.
Injuries Nine at a Funeral and Loses
Own Life.

Baltimore. March 2l.-Brooklyn.
Anne Arundel county. just across the
river from here. is Mortified over the
deeds and death OF Walter Poiee. an
insane man twenty-eight years old.
who, entering his brothers house Just
as friends were gathering TO attend
the funeral Of the brothers child
opened fire iwth a revolver. set IRE
TO the house and himself died from
Eunshot wounds. but whether self in
fiicted or otherwise Is not known. Nine
persons were injured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
waeo's Population.

Waco. March 24.-The new Waco
directory, Morrison q Fourmy pub
fishers. gives 1926 names. 26.1b2 pop
ulation. which Is an increase In names
OF 2.l4O. and an increase In population
OF 2,607 compared with the previous
year.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
Heavily Fined.

Shreveport. March 2i.-In the city
court Guy Colgate. owner Of a saloon,
was fined sS55 for selling a drink last
Sunday. and c. A. Dutherage was fined
1856 for violating the Sunday law.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
Powder Poison.

Kokomo. Ind. March 2i.-Mrs. John
Jefferson swallowed a supposed head.
ache powder that had been thrown on
her porch. she died In few minutes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
ONE STILL MISSING.

Remainder Of tire Century Mine Dead
Accounted For.
Philippi. w. Va. March 2i.-The
death IFS. OF the Century mine dis
aster has now reached twenty-three.
while twenty or more are injured. Of
tlclals Of che company reported Friday
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
AdIourned WIthout AetIon.

indianapolis. March -. - The Joint
Iessi0n OF miners anu operators OF the
Southwestern district adjourned with.
out action.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-03-25
pa.,,. cnmfnrtahl, nInh,.

Columbus. o.. March 2t.-Goyernor
PAttison rested easy Saturday morn.
Tag.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-31
AN EVENING IN JAPAN.
A Fine Musical and Literary Treat at
the Opera House.

Tb. Wnr,.y'. G,ild ~ UoIv T,in;tx
Epi.roral Church Las ur-par.d "A fin.
p,op,sm g., the pp,.,tainment a, m,
or.,a house Tbuv.dav evening Feb.
ruary l.t. and all who d-sire AL even
ing u, whol-.ome pleasure should
attend E..id.. m. rXc-llen, local
,sI.r, -, n. n,oc,su Mr.. pa,ton
s,d children will civ. Scene. from
Hmm. II. in I,pan" and Rev Dr
W,u.r uill favor III. suti.n,. with
choice violin selections. Following il.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-31
The Original.

Foley II Company Chicago. original.
III honey and tar n n throat and lung
remedy aud on account OF the great
merit ana popularity Of toley's Honey
anu Tar many limitations are offered
for the genuine. these worthlpss inn
liations have similar sounjing names.
beware Il them. The genuine Folry's
Honey aud Tar Is ina yellow packag"
A. for II aud r.iu.- any uhsiitni-. L.
- -" best remedy cor coughs and
colds. J ". NcCoiium Il Co
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-31
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

SD Thoma. ot Wiud.o- j. in the
city on Wet To hi. brother 4 4 W
Thomas
Attorney W. r. Baker lr', yesterday
the abstract business
Nice. clean. ehu'a seed for sal.
800 per Vrck-rssh with order
Frank Pearson. Archer, Fla.
Tie II. j. lisnzr Co.. PARTY Of xix
demonstrators. have been introducing
their pickles, etc, IN the city this
week. Tney 90 to Lake C,y today.
{. II DrunI-. An industrious cOlOred
farmer 81 the JonrsvIll" district. called
~ The sun flee yesterday and had hi-
name enrolled Upon the subscription
list
Lost-On the street tuesday a small
pocketbook containing a silver dollar
several nickel. and some receipts. Re-
turn TO Mrs Il. n. Browne and get rr-
ward
Attorney Chri-toph-r Nathe.oE has
moved his office from the Endel block
90 the Hill building East Liberty
street. where he - now comfortably
located.
Col Il K Pound, who now rr-,d"s
IN Jacksonville. but il wei. known IN
Gainesville where h. resided for many
years. Wa in the city yesterday greet
ing his Old friends and made The sun
Olive a PHEASANT call.
L. ". Hubbrll and wife 81 >srIng.
Held Mo are guests ~ the hrown
House for N short soJourn. fIr. huO-
tell was IN GaintsyI,l- about -iI year,
ago to remain short time, AMI no.
ticed marked improvements ~ the
city since that time.
The ;. J Ihoma, Company received
yesterday solid carload 80 prvo"
paint. which wa the fret sphd rar OF
this line II guoi- ever shipped here
The shipment comprl-rG 81" gallons
or i5.pr rounds. and rrirr-' h'rH
quite a me" sum 81 money
Ih- following lanes ar those a.! the
pup. NJ N-. I-trag- select ~'h"Ol
that appear uu tie ri. IF E'.Hr i'f
thc c.rr"ut SESSION. Nunir iiy.
MAJ Ciyat, iIgt,l rulruclU |"h. Id
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-31

Taylor r"POr,. thar Manager John "
Et'"l - the Hamilton j. .iiuy Il, fu.
-ntc"s,. AID c nt-npatr. H., addition
OF twenty rooms Ia that hp.t.lry in Of
DER IN accommodate III, crowds
See announcement Of the Gaines.
VILE supply Company in another coll
nmn ~ This Issue. Thi- firm Nj, open
FOR bu-ihes. tomorrow aud will carry a
large and varied stock Of good. The
store will b. loca'ed a, he corner Of
University and East Union streets.
W VI Mose!y. representing the
Hampton Amusement Co. ha. been in
the city few days making arrange.
m1nts for n weeks stand here He en-.
poets to pot the company in this city
next week He has elk shows, besides
the usual number of free attractions.
including balloon ascension and par
achu'r drop. Thi. company has never
appeared IN Florida until recently and
Mr.. Mrseley asserts that he IA. an az.
grega,ion ~ clean and high.grade
shows that will stand the most critical
-pPutiIX
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-31

Vegetable Compound hal saved other women
fTu, ~, i.,u> ,t-.Taika., l isCttst 70 Try e,
anil in less than four months I was entirely
cured; ami words fail 10 express my thank
fuln.-s"
Miss Margret Merkley. Of 27s ID
Street. Milwaukee, Wis. writes:
lbear Mrs trnkham:--
"Lss of strength. extrpme ucrvounsas,
severe shooting pains through the pelvtc
organs, CRAMPS, bearing down pains. and an
irritable disposition co%p.llsd me 70 ssss
an examination. xaid that had q sertos1
female trouble and ulceratson, and adviaed IN
OPERATION as my only hope. To this strongly
obSected-and decided a iAss resort 90 Try
Lydia r. Ptnkhams Vegetable Compound
ITO my snrpriss the uIcerasion hsalsd, an
tho bad symptoms dizappsareti, and amosce
more stroag. vigorous and well; and cam
noe expcs my thanlu Cor what 10 has doas
for me-"
Serious feminine troubles are steadi.
" on the increase among wonderland
before submitting 20 IN operation
every woman should cry Lydia X.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
write Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass.
for advice.
For thirty years Lydia z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has been curing
the worst forms Of female complaints,
all f"~'i"nsl tr"wb'~s. inflammation.
liberation, falling and displacement.
weakness. irregularities, indigestioa
and nervous prostratioo. Any woman
who could read the many grateful
letters on file In Mrs. Pinkham's Once
would be convinced Of the efficiency Of
her advice and Lydia T. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
nm Reaa elnAnfaenRha M WemnN'a ma
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-31

Supported by Harry Playmoni Vim.
II Leml.. Albert + Robln-on. Nat J.
Firld- James Young, Natalie Perry
Helen T Clarke. Madg- Adams, Heir-
ia Fl-kr aud other-
SPECIAL VAUDEVILLE IA
TUEE> INCIbkNTAL TO PLAY b.
TWEEN ACTS
Popular Prlc-- 20. &c and -.
SEATS on sale AT s. Is Ayrra-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-31

When physician tells woman. suf-
ering from female tr"uh,e, that IN
operation il Necessary it, of course.
rightens her.
The very thought OF the operating
able and the knife strikes terror Ia
Ter heart As one woman expressed
I, when told by her ply stefan that she
must undergo an operation, she fcit
hat her death kncll had sounded.
Our hospitals are full of women
who are there for just such operations:
IL is quite true thai these troubles
nav reach n stage where nh operation
y the only rrs0irce, but such cases are
much rarer than is generally supposed.
because great many women have
been cured by Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound after the doctors
had said an operation must be- per-
formed. In fact up Ia the point where
the knife must be used To secure instant
relief. this medicine is CERTAIN to help.
The strongest and most grateful
statements possible tai make come from
women who, by taking Lydia L. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, have
escaped serious operations.
Margrits Ryan. Treasurer Of 81.
Andrews Society. indianapolis. Ind.
writes CT her cure a. follows:
Dear Mrs Pinkham:-
- cannot tint WORKS On express my thanks
for the gpsl Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound dill ire Tie doctor said could
not get well unless I bad an oirration fog
the truuble from which suffered. ] knew
could not stand the strain of an OPERATION and
made up my mini would he an invalid for
life. Hearing how Lydia Pinkham's
Ash Mrs. piRkham's Advlce-A Wen
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-31
tine G. W. HYDE co.
WILL INCORPORATE
Gainesville Promised a Large and
UY-;o-D}:e Store
CAPITAL WILL BE $4,000

Geo. W. hyde. Joseph Horner and j.
g. Horner Are Incorporators-ex.
tsnswe improvements Beng Made
in the Hyde Store.
Geo. W, Hyde AMI JOSEPH Homer u
THE city and J. r. Horhcr Of J4,k.on.
vile, give notice that they Will arnly
10 Governor BruwArd on IN. twenty.
seventh day Of February fpr letter.
patent Incorporating tAr &. ". Hyde
Company,
The capita stock 81 the Proposed
company viii br $500. divided into
25U shares OF the par Va'ur - slbI
each The purpose ot a." company
will be u conduct = general m-rcan.
tile business and the place Il -aii hu..
ines. Will b- IN the city 81 GIlnc.vl.I.
For many years NIr. iIyt has been
engaged IN the mercantile husinr..
here. owning one OF the largest and
haLdsomes; stores an the county Th.
new concern. which will br under the
management, ~ Messr- Hyde and 10.
seph Horner. will be located IN the
building Away. "csuvlri by Mr. Hyde
corner West Liberty and West Man
streets. While the natu'e NJ the hu..
iness will be to carry the same line a.
has always b--n Kept thereby
goods. millinery. notions. rtc.-it is the
purpose OF the concern to materially
increase the stock. which will be one
Of the most extensive Of the kind in
che State. Extensive alterations and
Improvements are being made in the
interior OF the store, the shelf room
being considerably enlarged.
lis the intention Of the &. W.
Hyde Company to kive the eople II
chs section a store OF which thy will
feel proud.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-31
HAVE REACHED TYLER.
East Florida Telephone Company Rap
idly Extending System

The East florida Telephone Conn
lany - rapidly extending u. service
W"s, The company IA. reached Tyler.
where ;u"V in>irumrnls nav. been In
stalled for the Tyler L1mbrr Com
pany A force ia now employed in
pushing the linz westward from Is Ter.
and Manager Noyl- states that he ex.
pec's tn reach Trenton during the
present week
This service is proving q great con-
venience 90 the public asst has con-
nectrd many Of the impovtsni towns
~ the county With Gainesville.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-31

Nv anl foiia >Prc.i leaves Jacksonville l. - daily
vet lnia m,"d "ave. Jacksonville -j5 daily
NcR urh Tx l-ay " = N
ru!aI IN -Ae-I ack.olyi Tile IN.
IT, ger jacA-uuyi p
NrH ant l,i
nsca 10
BOYL
>TON, District Passenger Agent, Jacksonville, Fla.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-31

NHp.NOLA is guaranteed ARD mon,
10 nuat7 II IT tails to remove fr,,.l,>.
frHFI''' tan Nillo"nss>. livsr.spo,,, collar
e'S<oiorl'ionS. black hsAis dnfsar,rc ,ruc.
hons' cts, IN twenty days. L<Ayts IN,
ssn clear, soft, heAl'hy, ana restores H..
%@u'y q Youth. En5orssd ~ tho,,lrts.
f'':t y cents and >l.OO at all kasrn,
afuG stores, or - mail. Prepared :,
NatiorN'Tci'.. Co. Paris. Tenn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-30
ARRESTED on moor.
boy watch THIEF WIN wire Cutters saved
From Angry Mob.

Charles Roseberg. 10 years old, of ~ Jack
son street, was arrested yesterday by De-
tective Wuchner Of the Madison street sta
ton house on the roof Of a six story build
ing at 50 Madison street. Incidentally the
detective saved Roseberg from being
pushed of the roof by a GROVE Of men
who had followed him up through the
scuttle.
The arrest was made on the complaint Of
julius Zelitsky Of 81 Orchard street. Zelit-
sky says he was standing on Rutgers street,
between Madison and Henry streets, watch
ing some worKmen. when Roseberg ran up,
grabbed his watch from his pocket and
clipped the chain with a pair Of wire cut
ters. Roseberg ran to the corner and then
along Madison street. Herman kaplan
of LAG Madison street tried to stop him and
says that Rosenberg pointed the wire cut
ters at him and threatened to shoot him.
Kaplan faded away and joined the gather
ing crowd at ~Roseberg's heels. .
The fugitive entered the house at 81 and
gained the roof, with Zelitsky a good second.
Wuchner got to the front in time to see
the boy %sprinting around the edge Of the
roof looking for o soft place to land on the
roof OF the three story building next door.
Zelitsky had already caught him once. but
watch in his hand timing Roseberg's round
of the roof. He said that he had taken 1t
from the boy when he caught him..
Wuchner caught Roseberg, who still
clutched his wire cutters, and took him over
to Essex Market police court. Magistrate
Whitman held the boy in 50 500 bail for
trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-30
PAINTERS STRIKE INDORSED.
Building Trades Alliance Pledges the Men
Its SUPPORT,

The painters who are on strike in this city
against the Master Painters Association
and the Interior Decorators and Cabinet
Makers Association received a telegram
yesterday from the National Structural
Building Trades Alliance, now in conven-
ton at st. Louis, announcing that the con-
vention had indorsed the strike and pledg-
ing the support OF its affiliated unions.
The alliance is made up Of national
unions in the building trades, including
some whose locals are under the art itra-
ton agreement. Among the organizations
in the alliance are those Of sheet meta
workers, elevator constructors and stea m
engineers, the Brotherhood of Carpenters,
the lnter1stioc7l ASS o~oiation of Bridge
and Structural iron Workers, the Brother
Association of Journeymen Plumbers and
Gas and Steam Fitters.
Thomas McMurray, secretary Of the
New York district council Of the Brother
hood OF Painters, said yesterday that the
alliance had also notified him that the
convention had passed resolutions declaring
that the decision of Charles Stewart Smith
In the case OF the painters was not in oon-
formity with the rules OF the arbitrator
agreement. The painters, he said, were
authorized by the action Of the alliance
TO call on the locals OF is affiliated unions
10 strike in sympathy, but the strike would
be won, he said, without calling out the
other trades. The p~ossibilityof the painters
being ruled out of the arbitrati on plan was
not worrying the painters, he said. Most
OF the men who went on strike are now
working for independent master painters,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-30
ODELL WON'T TALK OF HIGGINS
But Odell Men Predict Governors Defeat
Not So. Say Higgins Men.

Chairman Odell Of the Republican State
committee was at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
yesterday and learned that Gov. Higgins.
wit hin a few days, is to leave Albany 70 r
a months trip In the West, giving most of
his time to Michigan. Mr.. Odell did not care
to speak OF Gov. Higgins's chances for a re-
nomination. but Mr.. Odell's friends said
that Gov. Higgins, up to this moment is
200 votes short Of enough to renominate
him in the Republican State convention,
which will be held in September. and that
before tho convention is held Gov. Higgins
will be Shorter near 500 votes in q conven-
ton of 900 delegates.
Some of the Republicans who talked with
Mr.. Odell were Senator's Malby, Cassidy
and Stevens. A good deal of talk was
heard about Senator Stevens ns a candidate
for Governor and also about Senator
Bracket in the same role, and then there was
the usual talk about Charles E. Hughes.
Gov. Higgins's friends at the Hotel MANI
haitian said that the Governor had the situa-
ton we'll in hand and that he could easily
beat all opposed to his denomination. There
was q suggestion made hat President
Roosevelt might appoint Lieut.-Gov. NJ.
Linn Bruce to be the third Judge Of the
Federal Court for the Southern District Of
New York.