New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-14
FOR THE BUSY MAN.
Constant Reader Tells What He
Missed an Last Week's PaDers.

We'll sir, I haven't had chance to hear TINS
man Hughes speak yet said the Busy Man
He was campaigning upstate last week re-
sponded the Constant Reader. He went as rar as
Buffalo and aroused tremendous enthusiasm he
delivered several blows at Hearst which struck
home He accused the Democratic candidate OF
using the most up-to-date corporation methods TO
avoid payment Of taxes and the bringing OF damage
suits against him. At Buffalo he promised that, II
he were elected Governor. he would make an inves-
tigation Of the Banking Department In spite OF
big snowstorrn 900 people crowded into Convention
Han To hear him Meantime Democrats are de-
ssrting Hearst by the shiDfuL John B. Mcdonald
the subway builder, and Andy Freedman, CrokeTs
close friend. who Just returned from Europe. have
both declared against him The Brooklyn Demo
cratic Club refused 10 indorse him and The Tam
many Times stanch Democratic organ, has
come out for Hughes"
But what has Mr.. Hearst been doing with HIM
self ell this tirleP'' asked the Busy Man
The head OF the Democratic ticket has also been
on an upstate tour" replied the Constant Reader
And by the way. Mr. Hearst has planned TO
sneak In thousands OF different places at the
same time"
'~vhatr' exclaimed the Busy Man rs he as
elastic as all that"'
The Hearst voice is TO be recorded with the
monograph, so that It rattle OF antitrust
doctrines in every out-of-the-way hamlet in the
State" said the Constant Reader. THE Demo
cratic candidate IS already on the defensive One
OF the blows he is trying 10 ward of is the charge
that the Hearst estate IN California employs
Chinese labor. This he denounces as false Both
the Democrats and the Republicans have nOni-
mated their Judiciary candidates. In the Tammany
convention Murphy squeezed Hearst so hard that
the latter only landed three out OF ten places,
namely John Ford, Samuel Seabury and John W.
Golf, all for the Supreme Court The complete
slate is as follows: Supreme Court. Leonard A.
Gieserieh, John W. Golf. Samuel seabury. Charles
W Dayton John Ford. NJ Marley >I'latzek, Peter
A Heudrlck, John J. Brady, Mitchell L. Erlangsr
and Charles L. Guy; General Sessions. Francis S.
McAvoy and Thomas c. 7. Grain; and for Surro-
gate Frank T. Fitzgerald"
Il understand that the Republicans threw down
the ticket OF the Judiciary Nominators and the
Bar Association" said the Busy Man.
They threw down only the ticket"
responded the Constant Reader 'All the others
tndOrsed
and who was the unlucky MANI" asked the
Busy Man
William T wyatt who a candidate for
General Sessions responded the Constant Reader.
On his place Otto 4. Rosalsky was named. The
entire ticket includes FOR Supreme Court, Edward
S CHnch Theodore Connoy. Lewis L Delaheld.
John Franken he;nler. Leonard A. Ciegerich. Arthur
H Masten Samuel II. Ordway. Charles E Rush
more. Lawrence z. Sexton and Edward B. Whit
ney: for General Sessions. Otto A Rosalsky and
Rufus B. Cowing; for Surrogate. Frank T. Fttz-
gerald The Independent League. by the way. Is
much Disguised with the Murphy nan on the DEM
oeratic judiciary ticket and has demanded OF MIR.
Hearst that he repudiate them.
Meantime several departments OF the city gov
eminent have experienced changes. J. J. Delany
resigned as Corporation Counsel. being succeeded
nv William 3. Ellison Water Commissioner. whose
successor was John II. o. Brie1. Fire Commissioner
The latter's place filed by F. J. Lantry. Com
missioner Of Corrections. Mr.. Lantrys old job went
70 John V. Coggey. TarnmanY leader OF the 18th
District.
And does the town talk OF nothing but politiosf
said the Busy Man I'm beginning TO think So :"
'The precipitate failure Of the big Inflammation
firm, Of J NJ CebalIos & Co. caused considerab BILE
stir IN the financial district" said the Constant
header Manuel SIveira. the Havana agent OF
the Arm Is said to be the OF the crash. hav-
ing skipped with about N.OOo coo board OF the
company's ships. Eight rebate indictments have
been handed down by the Federal Grand jury,
involving the Lackawanna Railroad, the Northern
Steamship Company. the Sugar Trust the New
York Central. and the Brooklyn COopsrase Com
pany. The second tube OF the Pennsylvania Rail
road under the North River wss completed And
the Mutual Life accused by Calvin Toupkins
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