New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
CONTRIBUTIONS FLOW IN.
Many Democrats did Republican
Campaign Fund.

Contributions being received daily the Re
publican state headquarters show that there IS d
widespread desire for the defeat Of William
Randolph Hearst than had been imagined at first.
Not only many such offerings coming from
Democrats in this state. but from Democrats In
other states. One in Missouri. who described
himself ''red-hot Democrat sent 4 check fo-
a substantial amount yesterday. Chairman Wood
ruff il afraid that Republicans have so much
confidence that Mr.. Hughes will be elected that
they neglecting contribute as generously as
they might otherwise do.
Attorney General Mayer is to make speaking
tour through the state, and dates have already
been arranged for him at Malone on October L
and Saranac Lake on october 13. Some hfteen
meetings. in addition to those already announced.
being arranged up the state. Mr.. Hughes Will
speak at some OF them and Lieutenant Governor
Bruce, Attorney General Mayer and Colonel Archie
E Baxter some OF the others
The address to be made in this city by Secretary
Root of the State Department, announced in The
Tribune on Sunday, has been scheduled for Mon
day October q. He will speak under the auspices
Of the Congress Campaign Committee. and the
meeting will be held in Carnegie Hail.
Ex-Governor Black will speak with Mr.. Hughes
at Troy october ls but the speakers. in addition
10 the candidate for Governor. the meeting III
Eln,tra on October 23 have not been decided upon.
Mr. Hughes will be accompanied by Job E. Hedges
and party Of newspaper men when ne starts FOR
his first upstate this morning. Senator Mer-
ton E.. Lewis. candidate for Controller. will join
the party at Rochester on Wednesday and speak at
the other meetings of the tour. Colonel Archie
E Baxter will be one OF the speakers at Buffalo
The complete itinerary of the Hughes trip is as
follows:
Leave New York on the fast mail at S:40 o'clock
this morning: arrive Lyons at 40 p. m; speak al
Lyons in the evening; Wednesday, leave Lyons al
RuraIo In the evening; Thursday, leave Buffalo at
30 a. ul arrive at Rochester al lI-zo a. H. teas
Rochester at 40 a. arrive at Geneva I:Zo p m
speak at Geneva in the afternoon; leave there al
6I4 p. m; arrive at Canandaigua at go p M m,
speak at Canandaigua in the evening; ETluay edVe
Ssnandafgua at 755 q. m; arrive at Pern an at
S:35 a. m; speak at Penn Van shortly after noon
leave Penn Yam at 2:5S m; arrive at Cehaiutti-
sTrive at Seneca Falls at Cos p. speak at Sen
eca Falls IN the evening; Saturday, leave Seneca
EaIIs az 6O9 g. nn arrive at Syracuse at Io;ZV a. m
Leave syracuse probably for Fonda. at noon speak
sneak in Amsterdam in evening; leave AHSter9ani
al II IS o. m; arrive New York at a m on sun
day
District Attorney Jerome has decided that the
work OF his Office is so pressing that he VIII De un-
able 70 stump the for Mr. Hughes. as he had
intended. He says. however. that IN any other
way he Will do all he can for the success OF the
Republican candidate for Governor chairman
Woodruff of the state committee, said yesterday
that Ex-Governor Odeu had not communicated
with him In any way since the campaign opened.
so he could say whether or not MI. Ode!l
would make any campaign speeches
Mr.. Hughes spent the most of the morning at his
private room at headquarters yesterday, but
had nothing 10 say for publication; He had an
extended conference with President Parsons. Of the
county committee. over the judiciary ticket Among
Chairman Woodruff's callers were Senator Tully,
of Corning: Senator Cassidy. of Schuyler, and
n V. V Franchot. Superintendent of Public
Works