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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-06-05
Democratic County Convention and Caucuses
For Marathon County.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the
call for Democratic State Platform Conven-
Wednesday, June %, 1906, democratic county
convention will be held in the court house in
the city of Wausau, Wis, Saturday, June %,
1906, at II O'Clock in the forenoon, for the pur-
pose of electing 10 delegates to said state con-
vention and in accordance with the purpose of
the calls for said state and county conventions,
caucuses will be held and are hereby called to
be held in the following townships, wards end
precincts in Marathon county for the purpose
OF electng delegates to said county convention.
Each township, ward and precinct will be
entitled to one delegate for every Is votes, o
major fraction thereof, cast for the democratic
nominee for governor in the election of 1904,
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-06-05
The children attending the schools of
Wausau and Marathon county will be

The children attending the schools of
WauSau and Marathon county will be
allowed the privilege of making small
donations TO funa to be used in re-
building the schools destroyed by earth
quake and fire in San Francisco. A
cicc1lar letter 10 that effect has been
sent out by State Supt. e. P Cary. MIR.
Cary recommends that the contrib .ion
received from each child be small-not
over ten cents-So as not to burden any
student and that the matter should not
be pressed upon them. In some cities
the rule is that no grade scholar viii be
allowed to give over five cents and high
school students are limited to ten cents.
1t is quite likely that this matter will be
taken up in every state and territory in
the union and will result in raising a
large fund. All contributions will be
forwarded to CALIFORNIA; state super
intendent.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-06-05
Do You Want 10 Let a
job on Cemenf Work 2

If so, you ought to get 1T well done.
make the aoo best ole, Of esment walks crrbs,
good work can be doHe. But if You
want a cheap job | lean make it as
cheap as anyone, and | will make as
good walk as they ,.gill average that
are now being made hifere, for Sc so. #.
CIV. Clark 1871 S. 7th Ave.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-06-05
Marshfield, st. Paul,
Minneapolis and west

Parlor car on day trains. Train leaving ii 10
p. IN. has sleeper for Milwaukee and Chicago.
Train leaving at / 80 a. m. has sleeper and re-
clining chair car for st. Paul and MINNEAPOLIS.
Tickets sold and baggage checked to all impor-
tant points in the United States Canada and
Mexico,
ID. MoNAUeHToN Agent.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-06-05
SEW Err BIDS.

Bids were opened yesterday at the
city hall on contracts for sewers to be
built the coming summer. 1t was found
that Carl Lutz was the lowest bidder on
the two first named streets given below
and Mueller q Krause on the balance.
The bids, length and size of sewer are
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-06-05

Bids were also opened for a contract
for building cement walk in front of
the west side engine house They were
as follows: Clark & Laut, SS7 80;
Phoenix, $10S; Anton Anderson, $l20.
There was only one bid for putting a
new roof on the city hall, the bidder
showing several materials with a separ-
ate bid for each. This will be left to
the council for disposal at tonight's
meeting.
LAST saturday was the time for clos
iG@ bids on the drive well matter, but
there were none. to close. Contractors
appear to be afraid of the job. This
also will be brought up at tonight's
meeting.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-06-05

The Wausau base ball team appears
to have been inspired with rejuvena-
ton of late for it has presented a fairly
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-06-05

Dated, Wausau. Wis. Nav Goth 1896
BY order of the democratic county conmi 9e.
JOIN +. LAMONT Secretarv.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-06-05

Amigo Rhinelsnder,
Hurley and Ashland,
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-06-05
oHIoAeo AND NoRTHwEsTERN nAILw

Oshkosh, Fond du Lac,
Milwaukee and Chicago
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
STORY OF MISSING HEIR.
Baby of Mrs. E. c. Clay Said to
Hare Been Spirited 4uau.

Chicago Oct. 17-"The Chronicle" to-day says
that missing baby heir. connected with many Of
the Oldest families OF the South among them that
of Kentucky, who is supposed to have been spirited
away few hours after its birth. and to be now in
Chicago, ignorant of its parentage. is involved in
the disposition of a large Kentucky estate.
During the last few weeks all Chicago has been
secured IN effort to find a daughter of Mrs
Estelle Chenualt Clya, who died at the Post-Grad-
uate Hospital June % 1899, under an assumed
name. No trace of the child proof of it's birth
has been found but the mother of Mrs Clay Mrs
Lavania Estill Chenaut Cunningham, of Escon-
dida. KY. aunt of Ex-Governor Francis has
clubwoman and charitable worker, has knowledge
of the whereabouts of the missing child and is
secreting ii. Mrs. Theill denies this
Should Mrs. Cunningham find the child and es-
tablish will said to have been made by Mrs CLAW
leaving her property to her children. the bulk of q
large estate In Bourbon County, Ky will 90 to the
children instead OF TO the father
Lexington. KY, Oct 17.-Kentucky society was
much stirred the report that child said to
have been born Mrs. Estee c. Clay, has been
spirited away Mrs Clay the wife of Brutus ]
Clay, Of Bourbon County a relative of Brutus J.
The couple separated in 1898, the child Mamie
being given to the father. Mrs Clay went TO Chi
cago where she lived with Mrs. Theill, finally TAX
ing the latters name. She became i'll, and just
before she died Mrs. Cunningham. her mother de-
clares. a child born. Telephone messages to-
night from Clays all the state the story is
ridiculous and that no child born. Mrs Gun
ningham will go 10 Chicago TO search Tor the chlld
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEaueos
FOREIGN PORTS

Liverpool Oct 1S-Arriyed. steamers Caron,, m,
Barr, New York via Queenstown: I7,b SNe...a Ssr,,
cameron New York Via Queenstown aaNsS St,ip,
Ma1estic tBr), Hayes, New York Via steamer
Lone9n, Oet lo-Arrived. steamer Mesaba CTsrl Tn,,
Tanla tGer) Knuth. New York ,s d.. fennsyl-
Hamburs (and proceeded ''a riV'nouth for
Ah'Wea9 S2 SSI lcr-Arrived steamer ICELAND Osr, r
Montevideo. Oct l6-Arrived steap,.r an,
O"6. 19uIQue Via Punta Arenas FOR Ssrs ShrSs
OP'Iro: Oet aevArrived steamer Paula der,
'ehfa bar. oGS lsyALrived steamer louisiana 1tan
naples Oet lI-Arrived, steamers Nord Ana-, -.
3s p barplerl New York for Genoa. sssm lltaO.
Port Satd 90 New York for Trieste ana
Mia. i0f Fehshs Singapore, Ma
southham7pton. Oct II. noon-sanea s,.sr,.,
cberbot % tGer) Richter Grom BrenaenS New SoSp SnpTna
bI Oct II msaileh steamer Kroun-,,. VIZ,
Maw V5sr' Richter rorn Bremen ana so.ySaW WV
Fraser oSS Se w. yo yn0Snsaiied Bermud,an ORR
Barry. Oct lT-Sailed st.ar,r rr,.-.,.,. -
New York "o' i"NefcSue CfSr. newo. TO-
Genoa). New York 0' O'eNS 'D') keik eerorn
1arrcl Sv. ITS-passed steamer Athae CNSor, M,
80 Sa Oenia and Malaga for New Yort "a"ssn.
1.-fassed Crown ST.. -
,,iDss New Orleans for Antwerp; Iona ~ Ssfr,
New York for 1I 1I Tor London: Toronto ORR YoSss
soS Naroa lIfassed. searIsrs Darleyda. 1Rr, A.,
ti Mobile and Newport News So- 'pr1. Mac
Bremen and AZ lake Savannah NorfoIt ror
Tor Havre ana IN Mineola tBr Dickens CiaIv..,on
" New VI, assed steamers Erny (Aust, r,D.,,,.A
rEr, p-t 10. Mslto. Venice and Trie.,s. ,s.
' NA' AafssiAss tor New Yssh ~
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
TO AUCTION NEU STOCK.
Precedent Established in Thus Dis
posing of an additional Issue.

The $4,000 shares of Manhattan Railway
stock recently authorized by the State Rail
road Commission will be sold at public auction.
it was announced yesterday, by the INTERIOR
ough Rapid Transit Company, lessee of the
Manhattan October "a The stock is to be
sold in parcels of five hundred shares with
privilege TO the purchaser to take any addi-
uonal amount at the same price.
Under the leese of the Manhattan to the
Interborough Company it was provided that the
stock Of the former cooperation might after
three years from the making of the lease, in
1908, be increased from $54. 100000, the amount
at which it then stood. to S600OOOOO. the pro-
ceeds of the additional 4,SO0,OOO to be used
in reimbursing the Interborough for advances
made TO the Manhattan and for additional
equipment.
The issue of this stock adds only slightly to
the fixed charges of the Interborough Rapid
Transit Company. it is said. the Manhattan
Railway Company aIpeady owes the Inter
borough Company approximately 81, 10000, ad-
vanced for the completion of the equipment of
the elevated system. the payment of franchise
taxes and other expenses.
AS far as could be learned yesterday. the put
ting up at auction of this big block of stock
establishes Wall Street precedent The
usual course has been TO offer new stock to the
shareholders at price which would give them
rights of some value, Sometimes stock has
been sold to a syndicate, and, again, the method
has been to dispose of it in the stock market
The lease Of the Manhattan to the Inter borough
however, provides that the additional stock
which may be issued shall BE sold at public or
private sale for the best price obtainable." This
would shut out recourse to stockholders, and the
management apparently believes that it will
obtain better prices by offering the stock at pub
lie auction than 1t could hope to get from any
syndicate or by trying TO work off the shares in
the stock market.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
ORGANIZING ALCOHOL COMPANY.
Distillers' Securities Corporation to Own
New Concern

The Industrial Alcohol Company, with probably
SS,N0.ooo capital stock, of which majority is to
be held by the Dstillers Securities Corporation,
which controls most Of the whiskey and SPIRITS
ulsterleS or the United States is being organized
TO engage In the manufacture OF denatured alcohol
several weeks ago. il may be remembered the law
flrm OF Dtttenhoefer, Gerber e. James announced
mat they had information that plans forma-
uon OF such a company were being made, and that
they would, acting for certain clients take legal
Steps Steps to prevent the carrying into effect of those
plallS, on the ground that the manufacture of de-
natured alcohol by a subsidiary concern Of the
w Wh5key Trust instead of by the trust itself would
latter. " "
II is said that the Distillers Securities Corpora
tion Will have an option on the minority STOCK of
6ne ndHstraI th d Alcohol Company in addition
70 become II deemed desirable, the sole owner OF
tle STOCK or the new concern. Flower e. Co are
9noerStood 10 be among the houses interested In
nnanclng the alcohol company. which is expected
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
MARYLAND PROSPECTS.
Republicans Erpect to Elect Three.
If Not -Four, Comgressmen.

Baltimore Oct. II (SpeciaD. D.-Secretary Bonaparte
Chairman Hanna and other leaders of the Repub-
hcan party in Maryland expect three and possibly
four of the Republican nominees for the national
House of Representatives to be elected. Here is
the ticket:
1st Distrct-w H (Rep). Salisbury; Thomas
A. Smith (Dem). Denton
I'd pstrict-Robert Garrett (Rep), Baltimore County;
J F. c. Talbot COern-). Lutherville
Sd District-W W. Johnson (RepD. Baltimore City:
H. B. Wolf (Dem), Baltimore City.
4th Dstrict-John V. L Finday jr. CRep). Baltimore
City John Gill Dem) Baltimore City
9Th Dstrict-Sydney E. Mudd (Rep). Upper Marlboro;
George NJ Smith Dem.), Prince Georges County.
9Th District-George a Pearre Rep). Cumberland;
Harvey r. Spessard Dem.), Washington County.
OF the Democratic candidates. Smith in the 1st.
Talbot in the I'd and Gill in 4th are renomina-
tions. and of the Republican Congressman, Mudd
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Oct. II, 1906
ARRIVED.

, Steamer B0yic r Kerr Liverpool October g. to
t the Wnite sIar Line with passenger md-e Ar
bsT Steamer a Verona &S9r) oxh9H Port Antonio oco-
ana fruit Arrived at the Bar at @ ii9 'To passengers
Steamer Zulia, Bennett, Maracabo October and Gu
sengers, mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar az Ssp
steamer Auchendale CBr), Mcclure Newcastle SEN
tember % St John October Il 10 simpson speSSe
steamer senator N61 Saro5 az I9e Bar Ear a, m
Der O. the Atlantic Fruit Co. with passengers s1S
Steamer N c Holm Dan5 Aas Gnanaco oeto,Ar !,
to Barber & Co. with asphalt Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Princpessa LaetItia qtaD Montanari. Genoa
sante Malaga q and AerIa October T. to + frAa AL
Feitmann Co with mdse Arrived az the Bar at 8
Steamer UIer Nor> Boe Port Antonio October 10.
To- the Cuneo importing Co with fruit Arrived al the
Steamer Princess Anne. Tapley Norfolk and Newpor,
DoinoG ss co ft 6aaTang6s aP an sse TO the Old
Steamer Mexico stevens Havana October I3 to Jane.
Arrived at the Bar at $40 a m mans ana mdse-
Steamer Gorstan ,Br. saunders. Bussorah September
Co with dates 11s,.,a Arrived ed at the Bar
5 m. ''''eu al the Bar at
steamer Lampasas. Johnson Brunswick Ga. October
IS to G H Mallory Co with passengers nldse Gefs
Steamer Huron chichester Jacksonville ootoner 70 an,
Charleston S to the CLYDE S. Co with passengers and
steamer Carolina (Aust Bartoiich Trieste s.ot.rrn
lS Corfu H. Calaneta 10 CatacoIa o. Patras 2s ana
Ameria October O. TO Phelps Bros Co with mdse AZ
Sandy Hook, n ] Oct IL. s4s m-w,nd nortb....
strong: cloudy
Steamers Madonna CFr). for MarseiIles ana Nan,. -,
NGrfos Ne@ Marsosp spiSs aaJss Jss
(Br Naples and Marseles; salamanca eT9 gIe Gnanrs
Via Newport News; Mamma Hata Baltimora 1snd 0uas @
Moneydeo aad La Plata Barton (BTl Key West Isr,. @
Prcteus New Orleans '' "inoSeF n 81
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
West Twenty-th t hird Stree t

up the practice Of law. He is a member of the
firm of Findlay Mackenzie & Findlay.
Mr.. Firdlay and his wife, formerly Miss Court
naye .ODonnell, are prominent in society. Re
Gently they purchased Oakland Manor, fine
tate near Ellicott City, in Howard County. which
they make their summer horne. Mrs. Fin6ay
one of the bellies of the winter she came cut. IN
1904. She was married to Mr.. F1pdlay before the
close of her season a debutante.
Democratic leaders in Baltimore are somewhat
stirred up the increase of the Negro vote in
certain quarters. Since Congressman John Gill
last for Congress there has been increase
of than thousand in the Negro vote OF
his district. while the increase In the white vote
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
PARK AVENUE HOTEL LIS PENDENs.

A supplemental complaint has been filed in an
action begun by Lawrence Smith Butler against
yoseph Merillon. Horace Russell. Cornela Stewart
Butler and others, trustees and executors, for a
nar,ition and sale of property the west side of
Fourth avenue. whole front between go and $50
streets park Avenue HoteD. and other property IN
Westchester Saratoga and Nassau counties
lis pendens has been filed against the Park Ave
nue. Hotel plot.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.
pestination and Steamer.

Des,lnation ana steamer Close in n. Y.
New Zealand Australia
New Caledonia. Samoa, Hawaii and
Fill Islands (via San Fraociscol-Ven-
t9ra Oct 2I. 80 a m
If the Cunard steamer carrying British mail
New Zealand does not time 10 connect uit,
this dispatch extra mails, closing 1890 a. M 5:30
e.. $50 and p m. laws m
80 a. a m and D. m. will be made IN snS
hrwarded until the arrival OF the Cunard stsamsr ~
japan Except parcels post mails). Corea-
China and Philippine Islands
eouver and Victoria, B. C.)-Empress
Hawaii Japan Corea China and PbiI,n ~ 3D. o''o p m
pine Islands (via San Francisco)-
Japan. Corea, China Philippine ~ - " "
Islands (va Tacoma)-Beerthon+. Oc, 2S a-oo =, -.
Hawaii Cvia San Francsco)-Alameda Oct 80 12:30 m
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
ROBERT GARRETT.
is nothing like so large,

is nothing like large Within tho last two
years. It Is said, large number Of Negroes have
come to Baltimore from the South.
The police census figures show an increase In
the whole city OF only 1,0S+ Negroes and 2, 45
whites. Even this would show that the Negroes
are increasing at much more rapid rate than
the whites. but the ward executives who keep
close tab say that in certain quarters the growth
OF the Negro vote has been much larger.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
WIRELESS REPORT

,d Ihe baine & Which @ reported to Sasconse at m yes
Whsn 1oo miles Nantucket south Shoals
Ash'ship Is expected 10 dock to-day about p 80 o m
Inc Amerlk1 reported to Cape Race yesterday at 2so
p m when $50 miles southeast OF thai station abs
Will probably dock about a m Satnrin,. V' "4I7
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
rTREAsJJRY DEPARrMENT OFFTcE or

NNREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
Superytsing Architect Washington. D. C, October
8. 1SOb.-Sealed proposals will bc received this
Office until o'clock p NJ SOth day of October
1906 and then opened for installation OF an cleo
trio passenger elevator and approaches to replace
freight elevator Broadway side of the u Post
ONCE and Court House New York. y Y. in accord
anee with the specification. copies of which may be
obtained at this Office. discretion of the Super-
vising Architect JAMES KNOX TAYLOR Supervis-
ing Architect
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE RECEIVED BY
, the Commissioner Of immigration Island New
York Harbor. to 230 p M Monday October % 1eGss
and opened Immediately thereafter machine repairs
docking, scaling and painting ferry steamer Ellis
Island Ellis Island Immigration station Particulars
regarding Limitations and conditions governing bidders
may be obtained upon application Robert Watchorn
Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
Proposals.

5bFtOPoSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY sTrP-
- ples--')ihce OF Assistant Purchasing Agent Pansns
Eail Road Company. "A State Street New York "
seated proposals VIII be received this until
t,a M October 2ih 1906 for furnishing men
upon application ALFRED ANDERSON Assistant PIr-
chasing Agent. -
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18

WEST POINT. y Y. OCTOBER IL 1gos-sEIFD
~ HroPosals In triplcate. Will be received until
- CLOCK noon. November l. 1906. the CONSTRUCT
ton or Bachelor Otcers' per draw ngs and
speclfcations file in this The : Reserves
the right to accept reject al proposals or
any part thereof Forms specihcations f1rnisbsd
v Y ~--'NN'' ''0St Ao4Ht-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sunrise 6lS Sunset 5:1T Moon GIL Moons age !
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook 7:32 Gov Island 75o Hen r.o.a o..a
PM-Sandy Hook 155 Island SOC Hell iate S.sS
New-York tribune., 1906-10-18

FIRST RACE. P. NJ ,s.sa
Trains leave East saith street II go ClSoe % 10
l22o 1890 (parlor train(. u 10 ts x,ra o,N ~
l;3o. u:SOl 200 Trains IN orAeAs" :.
october $. Is and ~. ,o-na l2iA IT,
Leave Flatnush avenue. BrookSh A-9"Ss M
l2:i5 100. l.IA. 1850 ,b. 80 81
parlor car on the li,3o and four On cid clao se
De reserved Cor members OF the IuIt - ~.
annual suoserthera BoSss on $40 -
And Filth Aysnuo Hotel
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-28
PLANOVERTHROW OF
PRESIDENT CASTRO
FIVE MEN ARE INDICTED BY FED
ERAL GRAND JURY FOR HAVING
DIES TO MAKE VENEZUELAN
SILVER DOLLARS.

New York. September 27-The attempts
of a revolutionary body to overthrow
President Castro of Venezuela, is said to
be the indirect cause today of the in
dieting of five men by the federal grand
jury on the charge of having dies in their
possession for the making of Venezuelan
silver dollars The indicted men are Capt.
George r. Boynton and Louis M. Thomp-
son, the alleged agents of the revolu-
tionary movement, Theodore Wilcox, Sid
ney P. Keller and Joseph F. Keller The
Kellers, who are engaged in the die-mak-
ing business in this city, as well as
Thompson and Wilcox, pleaded not guilty
when arraigned.
Boynton could not be located. Captain
Boynton and Thompson were arraigned
before Commissioner Ridgeway Tuesday
on the same complaint, but were dis
charged on the ground the crime, If any
was was not committed or intended to
be committed in the United States but
in an island in the mouth of the Orinoco
river, which is in South American ter
ritory, Chief Finn of the United States
secret service, was not satisfied with the
discharge of the men and brought the
case before the grand jury. All save Will
cox were held in $1,000 bail. The Wilcox
bonds were fixed at $1,000.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-28
LAND OWNERS SELL
At Big SACRIFICE
AGRARIAN DISORDERS IN RUSSIA
APPEAR TO BE ENTERING ON
MORE SERIOUS PHASE THAN
LAST AUTUMN.

st. Petersburg, September 27.-Further
disquieting information regarding the
agraran situation. which in spite of the
prompt and widespread publication of
the administration agrarian concessions.
appears to be entering on a graver phase
than last autumn, comes from the prov
inces of Saratov and Tambov and the
lower Volga region, where serious disor-
ders are anticipated when the recruit
ing season opens in October.
The viborg manifesto has been widely
circulated, and the political and revoiu-
tionary ferment is yer Increasing. The
populations of many communes have
adopted formal resolutions discarding the
authority of the police and clergy; the
rural police are resigning In great num-
bers; land owners are disposing of their
estates at any sacrifice, and land values
have dropped from $50 to s1s per acre.
Details of the uprising at Malmuish.
viatka province are difficult to obtain,
tremity OF the province the peasantry
of the village of Knagorodsk have dis
armed the police and proclaimed auto
nomy.
In Kutals province in the Caucasus, the
home Of the turbulent Imeretians, Min
grelians and Georgians, punitive detach
ments have resumed operations under
the direction of General Alikhanoff, gov
ernor general of Kutais and General Baur
and are energetically searching for NJ.
Ramishwlli, a member of the outlawed
parliament who is the leader of the agi-
tation.
NJ Levroff, author of an ant-Jewish
pamphlet entitled Measures for Roofing
Out the Evil In Russia" published In
March last. and calling for the exter-
mination of the Jews and who has been
described as an official of the ministry
of the Interior has escaped with fine
of $50 1t was established at his trial that
the pamphlet was printed In typograph-
ieal establishment of the ministry of the
interior, attached to the prefecture of
police. The pamphlet besides urging on
the population that 1t is their sacred
duty to kill Jews on sight, assailed Count
witte who was premier when it was
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-28
Pensacola Suffers Loss of
So, 900, 900 by n Terrific
Wind and Rain Storm
JEROME WILL WORK
TO ELECT HUGHES
NEW YORK PARTY LEADERS ARE
ALREADY AT WORK STRAIGTEN-
ING OUT LINES OF BATTLE FOR
THE COMING CAMPAIGN.

New York, September 27.-The day after
the close of the two state conventions was
not marked by any degree of activity in
the working ranks of republicans or DEM
oerats, but was given up to discussion
and a preliminary Strengthening out of
the ranks into the lines of battle for the
campaign.
Most of the delegates to the democratic
convention at Buffalo returned tonight
District Attorney jerome came in on one
of the Tammany specials. In reply to
request for an expression on the situa-
tion, he said:
After watching carefully and being in
a position to know what happened at the
alleged democratic convention at Buffalo,
l don't believe that any man who is
real man. is bound by his allegiance to the
democratic party to abide by the action
of such a fake convention.
II shall work all l can in every way,
and in any way l can, to serve the demo-
cratic party by securing the election of
Charles E. Hughes as the governor of
the state of New York.
William R. Hearst, the democratic nomi-
nee, returned tonight from Poughkeepsie.
where he spoke to a large assemblage,
but only Indirectly referred to the action
of the convention at Buffalo yesterday.
Up to the present Mr.. Hearst has given
out no statement of acceptance and at his
headquarters tonight it was stated that
Mr.. Hearst had not as yet received Of
fetal notification of his nomination by the
convention.