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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17
RoosEVELT's CANDIDACY
ts LOOMING w ALREADY.

Mr Roosevelt hns crown 300 tail tant
his shadow is moro than two years
long. Il reaches Oui io the summer
OF 1908 and shuts ofi the sun from
the budding hopes oi more than one
ambitious statesman be- the presidents
own party whenever the next rc-
publican presidential nomination ~
mentioned, the name oi Roosevelt D.
bound 20 bee heard. o doesn't matter
that there have been emphatic dts
chalmers ON the part 0f tle presidents
friends. Il doesn't matter that ntien-
ton rs called and recalled 90 Mr.
Roosegclts statement issued on cleo
ton night. 1906. declaring thar under
no circumstances would he seek or ac
cept another nomination, u doesn't
matter that the men who ordinarily
control conventions are opposed 90
him almost 20 man; nothing in
truth. matters. but hc iHct ihai ms
shadow looms so large that 10 illla OFT
The political horizon
This talk % Roosevelt Tor the 1905
nomination rs nor nero idlo gossip
nor yet the yapOrlnEs uf over enihuaF
asiic friends 20 is engaged in hy
grnvp and reverend statesmen, who
would regard the event as calamity,
yci are fearful that "a may come io
pass.
Few % the Asplranta.
q b. INSERTED, bat not generally &c.
uevod. that there is an organized
movement "a inc part VI Mr. Roose.
velta friends to so keep him before
The public that bis nomination viii bo
the unly iosleal ih.ns uAen nest iho
republicans meet on National conFen-
tion. II such "a plot 30 workinr o. -
safe to believe that ST. Roosevelt
has no knowledge oi it % D. equally
certain tlut @ a. being lotiefed
hy The men who are in ihe closest
confidence of tho president 800 iaei.
n very ronslderahl number ui men
10 whom ST. Roosevelt looks for al
vice ON political qnfstlorH aa wen aH
analrs 90 state. Hre suspected of bar.
boring ambitions of their own First
ia me confidence 0f fhe president lH
Secretary Root and Mr. Root la gem
orally credited with regarding himself
o. the logical chuire fur i9ns ihf
same Is true Ol secretary TAT, aud,
though not ln sn pronounced RI de-
gree. OF Postmaster 00noral cnfie.Ylu
Senator Lodge. lu TACT. ls about ihe
only one of Mr Roosevelt Close
friends Boz public bIe who % ~.
charged with hnrh0rlng q presidential
bee. And Lodse q me mar wf' lf
pot forward on every possible occae'
ion 10 daelare lhat Che president mas
no With lO succeed himself
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

view that the demands must al be-
made within me same year, or nt
least ~ coexlsiing legislatures. a.
hat Wow be- The correct one. o. wlii re.
quife. Of course, a simultaneous can.
paisn IN en- The states to hrlng about
The rnlnrm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

Twenty 0de 81 che hesl amaleug bif
hardlats ln iho country have been a.
Fiied to iahe Harl ln ihe annfuer
tournament io le heid ~ ChicaFo un
March i1ih Al iurHaiiua Nli also
D. sent iQ iuriQn 0efoliU. amairur
champion ~ franrc though n "a not
Thought thai ho Wiil ae able 30 ~
eerf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-17

Mra A. Borders has returned from
her trip 10 Chicaeo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-24
Merchants & Miners'
'Rransp Co.'s
steamahlp Lines fol-, soston. i p II,

steanah'p LInes for Soston Pssak;
denee and Raltlinsrsi
Leave Newport News, TIA Norfciss.
for Boston every Tuesday. 4, q Wsdhs 3
day. Friday and Sunday. !. Leaves sEpsI
Providence every Monday, ThuradsSi
and Saturday. sailing from Norfolk satI
500 p. m. 8
Leave Newport Nc Es FOR Bslfinorat
daily, except Tuesday; and Wed eadsy.ss
at p. NJ, connecting for Washing
philadelphia and New, Y or K 1s55 5;'s
Fare to Baltimore one way, Gs.eSs5
round trip, $500, including statGroSra
Dorth. Accommodations aud enisiaa.
uneQralled. /;
Freight and passengers takon for Eli
points North aud aouth. gtSaYnSrr
leave Baltimore. foot Of ESNa DosA,
daily. promptly at 8 p. m. 9ls5 4 35s's
Only line running q aunday ateaEasas
between Newport News and Bsltmora
For further Informed lion apply. Ia y,
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General OGices. baltimore. Ma.
I-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-24
MAY sToP The DIVORCE.
Helen Gould Takes Hand In the Dc
n CasteIIane Scandal:

I -
casteilane Scandal:
PARIS. June go. Miss Helen Mil.
Ter Gould, who is staying here as
the guest of her sister Countess de
Castellane, may be the means of
settling the countess domestic diff
culties In satisfactory way. Miss
Helen Gould, 1t is reported, has
orously disapproyed of her sistasSi
suit for divorce. his
e Friends say that Miss Gould rst.
declared to the countess that has
will sanction the divorce progihile
only on the condition that countoitt,
will make formal pledge that gar
Will never marry.
Although the legal period allowely
for a reconciliation expired a forho
hight ago. the Countess Anna hts.
rot served her divorce papers on.
tie count. This has suggested to.
hei friends here that it Is not i'm
probable owing to the objection o..
the Goulds to an absolute divorc,t
Gu account of the children that there.
Vii l. .
VIII ultimately be a reconciliatio,
of the couple. !.
Under the French law. Count Bon,
would be entitled to the custody Z
The children, even though the cou,
tess gets her divorce This give
Cunt Boni a basis of reconciliatio
negotiations that is valuable to hin
Miss Helen Gould and the countesn
and The latter's children drive on TIL.
Bois de Boulogne daily. u
Count Boni's conduct since thu
countess fed from their palace ha.,
bbaen irreproachable. His friends dc
clare that he is sincerely repentan
anu would do anything to win tn
countess back
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-24
PENSION FOR BRAGG.
Supporter OF Cleveland and colner O,
Trlte Aphorisns In Need Of Relief.

Supporter OF Cleveland and colner o.
Trlte Aphorisms In Need of Relief.
Especial to the Daily Press.)
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 23.-
The bill passed by the Senate this
week granting a pension of $50 a
month to General Edward S. Bragg,
OF Wisconsin, was introduced by
Senator Spooner ut the request or
the general, who Is In feeble health
and without means of support ana
who came to Washington personally
to urge his claim upon Congress.
General Bragg was the author OF
the famous retort to the criticism OF
Grover Cleveland in the national
Democratic convention of 1884: 1--WE
love Grover Cleveland for the enc.
mics he has made"
In the convention of 1883 he again
came into prominence for another
saying. While addressing the con
yention, being of feeble voice, he
was interrupted by cries of Louder"
Finally, exasperated by the INTERRUPT.
tons, he piped out:
When Gabriel blows his trumpet
some jackass will call out Louder
General Bragg parted company with
the Democratic party in 1896 ami
supported Mckinley on the money
issue. He served as minister to
Mexico under President Cleveland
was counsel general to Havana ,ln
der President Mckinley and later
consul general to Hong Kong. He
was a delegate to every Democratic
national convention from 1872 TO and
including that of 1896.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-24
Trains From N orfoIk.

Trains From Norfolk.
$3.50 a. NJ. Daily Local for Sut-
folk, Franklin, Emporia. Clark.
vile, Eanville, Oxford, Durham, and
intermediate stations. Close con
Z nections '9at Dnnville with fast
through trains to all points South
and West. q
1880 p. m. Daily. East express train
for all points South and West, car.
2 rylng through Pullman sleeping car
to Ashepille.
Trains From Richmond. 81
700 a.. m. Daily. ocal for Char
lotto, Chase City. Clarkyile and
Buffalo Lithia Srrings.
1890 p. nj. Daily. Limited Buffet
Pullman to Atlanta and Birming-
ham, New Orleans. Memphis, Chat
tanooga and all tl.e South. Through
4 coach for Chase City, Oxford, Dur-
ham and Raleigh.
500 p; m. Excel,t Sunday. Keys
vile Local.
1870 ap.@fm. Daily. Limited Pull
man ready 9:3oip. M, for all the
South. s
York liver Line. Il
1870 p. m,-Exceptt Sunday. No. To-
Baltimore Limited.
2:I5 p. m. Except Sunday. No. 10
Local. to West Point.
4:45sa. M Except Sunday. No. "a
Local to West Point
II. 81. ,SPlGNCER GIN, s. H. HARD.
WICK, P n. M, w. II. ITAYLOE,E G.
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STANTON ANTON CURTIS, P. a.,
IA. iiss III g5,fi Norfolk. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-24
~ ss., fs gts7.A :;ssiis :
RUSSIAN { ]! GllANI RULED ! D
B By MS lI'II III ! NE 4
|Ju|sIt an Ordinary Sized Woman
Succseds ID MANAGING The
Biggest Han ID The World
MADE IN THE HOUSE
Two New York Congressman Wouk
| Open The Doors for The [
Oppressed Of Russia. I
HAVEN FOR WORLDS REFUGEE.
HAVEN FOR WORLDS REFUGEE
Naval Appropriation Bill Is AlmoI Z
Ready for the Presidents sigh.
ture-Rle eattleship, "The skeere,
o'NothIng." Will Surely Be Bull
by Uncle sam.
(By Associated Press ,

WASHINGTON. ID. c., June %
The revolution in Russia, resulti'o
IN The killing of many Jews and tha
murders at .Kishenef, came In fol
strong and vigorous speeches I'm thi
house today on the part of Mir. LII
tauer IN. " and Mr. Goitlfogle
IN. ". /.
to doubt, and then TO outspoken sus.
plcion. She had refused to go into
the Office when she arrived, but stood
out on the front steps, scowling
Gloomily.
"tThe President is not here" she
exclaimed IF the President was in
side this house you would sec sol
iiers, many, many soldiers. on guard.
They are fooling u.s."
But The President Of the United
States does not need guard Of sol
diers," explained the interpreter.
Woman Gets Angry.
This man in here" continued Mrs.
Machnow, with Increasing anger,
this man with tho eyeglasses, can
not be the President. for his picture
Is not on the money"
Mrs. Machnow had some pictures OF
the President on the way from New
York. Finally she was Induced to
enter Secretary I-oeb's office, where
her husband and the party had been
escorted TO wait for the President to
finish n conference he was holding
with Secretary Root. But she did
not linger there long. After few
whispered words to her husband she
stalked gloomily out of the office AMI
again took up her position on the
front steps.
Going Back to New York.
"Mrs. Machnow says she is going
back. to New York right away" said
the interpreter. "She says she does
not like Washington, and refuses. to
stay over to see Congress. She has
been In very bad humor all day
We'll, let her CO., suggested one
of the party. "We can get along
without the lady If she does not wish
to remain"
But if she goes the giant will go,
too. When she crooks her finger, he
follows. and don't you forget it," said
the interpreter.
When "Parson" Davis presented
the giant to the President he said
he had come to Introduce the big.
gest man in the world to the great.
est man in the world" II
The giant. his wife and the inter
prefer left Washington on an EARL
evening train for New York, in spitt
of all efforts made by the managers
of the show to detain them. 'tPar
son" Davis and his friends remained
for few hours longer, TO call at THO
newspaper Offices to get the item
in with its proper frills. Il
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-24
\ =, u g; N p e
NATURES WARNING. a
Newport News People Must Rec bsr,ize
and Heed II,

.tSN'SYWt'ois NEWS reople Nlukt recognize
and Heed II. 4
Kidney Ills come quietly
;teriously. l
But nature always warns you
through the urine.
Notice the kidney secretions.
See If the color Is unhealthy
II there are settings and sediment.
Passages too frequent. scanty,
painful,
It's time then to use Doan's Kid
ney Pills,
To ward off Bright's Disease or dia-
betes. H
Doan's have done great work in
Newport News.
j. w. Chandler day clerk in Hotel
Lexington. says: When man is
ANNOYED with pain in tho small of
the back and the kidney secretions
contain sediment like brick dust,
he may be certain that his Kidneys
require attention. To know this is
one thing, but what to do under the
circumstances is often Il mystery.
My advice to anyone aware of these
complications is to go TO Aliens
drug store for Doan's Kidney pills
and take course or tile treatment.
Two boxes SO strengthened my kid
neys that when their action became
normal tile bachache ceased
For sale by all dealers Price 40
cents. Foster-Alilburn Co, Buffalo
n. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's--a
TIE no other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-24
RAllDEp FoR sELLlNa IEEArHERs

Rochester Stores to Furnish Test OF
constitutionaIity OF Game Law.
ROCHESTER, Jnnes23.-Under in
structions from the State Forest, Fish
and Game Commission Constables
Daniel Scholl and Clarence w. Lime,
Of this city, have visited four OF; the
largest drygoods stores here and seia-
ed wings and feathers offered for
sale in the millinery deartments.
The largest firms in this city were
visited. They are Burke, Fitzsim.
mons, Horne & Co, In Main street,
East; Z. u W. Edwards e Sons, the
sibley, Lindsay & Curr Company
and the McCurdy g. ;Norwell Com
pany Samples were taken at each
place.
The seizures were made under Sec
ton 80 OF the Forest, Fish and Game
laws of 1900, An appeal will be taken
to the Court of Appeals as test Of
the constitutionality of the law.
The game protectors say that ad,
Vices from Albany authorities are
that raids will be made in every city
In the state where violations OF the
law are found.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-24

New Record From Seattle to Japan.
CHICAGO, Jnne 2s.sLocal agents
Of the Great Northern Steamship
COMPANY announced today that nil
records between Seattle and Japan
had had 4 been broken by the steamer 5Da-
kota.s Tho boat arrived at Yokohoma
On "Wednesday morning, 11'days, 20
hours and ,s3 minutes after leaving
Seattle. The schedule time to Japan
Is fifteen days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-24
DISCRIMINATING LADIES. z
Enjoy Using Hernicide on Account
Its nlattn cfivenera

The ladies' who have used NeWd
Herpicide speak OF Ii in the hirl'.l
terms. for, its quick effect in clea |
the scalp Of dandruff and also for; I'll
cellence as q general hair-dressiniaSI
makes the scalp feel fresh and 1t a
that itching which dandrufr will Sc| Il
Newbro's Herpicide effectively
dandruff, as 1t destroys the germ Is
causessit. The same germ cnuses fails
Herpicide stops falling hair Rnd prevent
badness. Itiis also an IDEAL hair dress
Ing, for st lends an arIstocrati scharmbt
THE hair that Ia; quite distinctive. Sol
bys leading druggists. Send ioc. In stamp
for sample to The Herpieide Cos, De
troit. Mieh. II "a q: tils, Il
ALIENS DRUG STORE, HANGER &
GULICK. sPECIAI, AGENTH.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-24
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat C0laDa|I1llvv

Il r j II
Tbs new and powerful Iron spaiaea
steamers. Newport News. ,WnHhjnefSs
and Norfolk will leave daily saf !. Sah
lowRa n - ~ r -
,a. NoRTHBouND. slIsfI
Leave Portsmouth,, foot o. s
North street a: III d ~
Leave Norfolk, foot OF, Wa 'ss gITi
ter street y h . aia I, III
Leave Old Point Comfort. 9.a3 Z "a
Arrive in WaBhington. H:6hn Az
Arrive IN Philadelphia. 4sSS 957Ts5
Penn. r. r. psfa ia a i,
Arrive in Philadelphia. q. 81, W. q.
& O. r. r. ", ps1 .SBs q 81 q,
Arrive In New York, Penn. 1t
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GoUTHBoUNn. aj
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Nv. Phila. b. & o. r. Il, 80 ,1I 4 i08 Is n
Ar. Washington, Penn, r II. Id d q "a "a
Ar. Warrington, BE ORR. os6 % s SriS
liy. Washington =. ........ % 30 ysIrrs
Ar. Norfolk sS.iIfj : a.
- :. - -, t otn ou.a ,-,ss,.e.sS saUE "a
DAILY. " Daily except Sunday.
The trip down the historic Potamas
RIVER and Chesapeake Bay on tina eIass
giant steamers o. thia company Id siifssY
SURPASSED. The steamers are com 3 ara
lively nov, having been built In 1901
and are lifted npin the most IuIririspa
Y with electric lights, sallS SaiI
and steam, heat In each room. yTha Ia
biea are supplied with every aelichnN
OF tho season from the nlafksSs III
Washing ton and Norfolk. Eari ticketa.
reservation OF staterooma and furthes
Information apply to d. J. 4 CALIIAaS
HAN FL Agent. Norfolk. Va, "!
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-24

81 course, when that eleYen.min.
ute workday which a French social.
list leader foresees Is established, we
shall have 60:day instead Of ten.day
vacations. Buffalo Express.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-24

that they granted relief. {. to Il q, per
son whose family earned 2ss a Week,
declared that 4s1 dlergymen in the
Church Of England earned less than
;28s a week london Express.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-24
Chesapeake s.
Ohio Railway
HOURS THE QUICKEST LINE \

See II. W. Robinson, Agent q. q o. nv,
Before Arranging for your trip.
through Trains Vestibuled, Electric
Lighted. 8team Heated, Dining,
Cars La Carte through tho
grandest ncenery East ,oa Fl
tho Rocky Mountai..s. .Ssi,i
ror R'ehmand. Cincinnati, Indians.
po a,i,,. at. Louis, chleaao, louis.
j vile, Nashville, MsmphIss
West and Southwest B ,5fa
1870 A. M, and % P. M. daily. y s.
Local Cor Richmond and James RIyss;
Points: h5s ssjE. y 65St
8.l 7:4o a. M, Daily. 4. II sjs
i.ecal for. RIchmonds !. Hziss
GAO r. M, Daily
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-24

ABSOLUTELY I. p 2! REWHisKEY.
Phyaicians and Others desiring an
/ excellent article re respectfully re-
] aNsSa'ttaar ria, rtTfe bTrhosea- Of tti6etl
change from common carriers, TOP
railroads" had been to act ont tile
Standard Oil Company, so that 1t
could continue to both produce and |
transport oil" IInanr fi,a amend
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-24
ANCHOR LINE
uLkS6Ov " and LONDONDERRY

OF the agitation in the supposed in
terest of the independent companies
had been insigated by the Standard
Oil Company.
/ Senator Bailey took the position
TINT the change made by the confer /
ence committee in the commodity |
provision would nnllify the pipe line
1t was equivalent to max !
Ing the Standard Oil Company the
one exception to the requirement thai
producers shall not transport their |
own articles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-24

Lv. Newport News
Q. & Q. R'y. ..l7:40 a. m, 6: 35 p. m.
ar ar. norfolk. $3.50 a. M. G:26 p. IN.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-24

/ N. B...Following figures published
only as information, and are not
guaranteed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-24

Tbs new and powerful Iron t,paiaea
steamers. Newport News, .Wushlnatoa
and Norfolk will leave daily Gu 6aN
Iowa.: b - d - Y 80 - - 80.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
HEARST LET RYAN ESCAPE
E. B. Whitney Says He Was In
actiUe an Opposing Local Merger.

Edward B. Whitney, candidate for the bench on
the Republican ticket, who was retained by Will
ian p Hearst to fight the gas companies. said
yesterday that Mr.. Hearst strangely lukewarrn
IN opposing the Ryan Belmont merger Of the local
traction interests, although his papers were full
OF tie alleged iniquities Of the merger Mr. Whit
neg told Mr.. Hearst that the only practica bic
method os preventing the merger was the passage
o. tie Shanahan bill
Ar. Whitney said yesterday:
1ad expected the Hearst newspapers and Hearst
himself 10 back the biH actively because it was so
Ion 10 Ryan and Belmont I was IN the habit
- 90 -Coh-lg & over Yer one or the other Of the Hearst
whole history Of the bill they gave no active sup
morning after il was favoTaby reported from the
S-1lc-aTE GoIa1littee one Of TIE papers had siz-
procured the report but this was substatially The
oLly item OF support that they gave unless some
On the contrary. Hearst and his papers made
bo e. tempt 70 nave re scheme nipped in the
mSte merely agitatlns Tor az inyestlgation by a
sss-s-ativc committee; In my opinion il was time
w2s important, becaiee within or three months
ne merger would be accomplished, and ii could
Ire. be unGOne only by such unusual and
.0Taton on The lines Of the oid BroaffwaV Rail
.oac act of 1855. There was nothing particular 10
investigate about It The scheme was only
Facts we're sgfticlently Anown TO everybody.
suppose that / should not have expected a man
W-o W&s n lis own person q holding company and
th.eo subsidiary corporations claiming 10 be public
OF exactly these lines even though il was the only
Practical remedy that anybody had suggested. But
at ne called 20 urge IL seemed evidence TO me that
I4z aEa-Eyanisrn WIS OF quite moderate and
soosT cEG1.ty.
Doustless Mr.. Ryan likes Mr.. Hearst but little.
Frooaoly he likes Mr.. Hughes still less. Which
ever IS elected, re expects cold reception for two
years IN the Executive Mansion at Albany His
nL-y comfort VIII be IN the legislative nominees
"l-ese erection ne can secure His interest is 10
support the ticket which viii carry with IL tho
legislative candidates most favorable 10 him
see no reason 10 suppose that he is not still
,spTesefted IN this county by his former political
agent contractor and truckman, Murphy Some
confirmation of this view IS afforded by the fact
G-t one of the Murphy-Hearst candidates for the
zue senate IS tie very whose bill 70 prevent
- enforcement II the free transfer right was the
Nisl tang |e had 20 fight when the transit reform
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
FL4GLER CASE REVERSED.
Hearsts Counsel Says There Was
No Third Trial.

The judgment for sS5669 7S obtained against
Mr.. Hearst in the second trial of the case of
Flagler against Hearst, in February. 1908, a
portion OF the court record OF which was pub
ished in The Tribune yesterday, was reversed
year later by the Appellate Division of the Su-
preme Court and sent back for retrial on the
ground that an improper rule had been applied
as 10 the measure Of damages. The rule OF dam
age, as applied In actions for conversion is that
the plaintiff is entitled to recover the highest
value of the article converted. from tbs time of
the conversion TO the time of the trial and he is
also entitled to recover as damages interest
upon such value. The court declared, at this
last appeal, that the defendant was entitled 10
nave onset against this amount the value of the
yacht al the time she was returned and accepted
by the plaintiff, with interest thereon the time
Of the trial.
Clarence j. Shearn. counsel for Mr.. Hearst.
said yesterday that there had never been a third
trial OF the case, and that he believed he could
nave the case dismissed for lack OF prosecution.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-30
CIRCULARS WERE FORGED.
fttempt to Injure Democratic
Ofceholders IN Brooklun.

Enemies OF the supporters Of Senator Patrick
II. McCarren. leader OF the Democrats in Kings
County, have sent printed circulars to employees
@ various city departments requesting contri-
buttons to the Democratic campaign fund. The
circulars bear the names of members of the
county executive committee including those who
hold city positions. According to the leaders
themselves, the names forged and were
placed on the circulars simply TO get them into
trouble.
-Eil:ot H. Goodwin, secretary of the Civil Ser
vice Reform Association. called OF Controller
Metz yesterday and showed him circular bear
ing the name of Patrick H. Quinn a member of
the Democratic Executive Committee from the
list Assembly District. He is also chief auditor
In the Department of Finance. Mr.. Quinn denied
having signed any such circular. The name of
Ihomas f. Byrnes, leader Of the 10th Assembly
District, also appeared on a circular. He also
denied having anything TO do with its presence
there.