Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-26
LODGES SPEECH
 AND TIE CHEERS

SFrom the New York AmerIcan1
 S:IO a m.-The hall is absolutely empty, although Senator Julius Cae- sar Burrows finished his speech yes terday
 9:lI-Crowds, consisting Of Senator Bourne, two ordinary persons and tif- ty second elective term" petitions, ar 9:15-soprano in north gallery sings Every Morn Bring Thee Mes | sages." Cheers.
 S:2O-Soprano sings My Old Ken lucky HOme-Gone Dry.' Cheers from Fairbanks crowd of two persons
 9:25-Chief of fire department calls on officers to clear aisles. Chairman points out that any conflagration can readily be extinguished by throwing icy New York delegates on it. Chief | departs chagrined at overlooking so obvious a fact.
 9.39-ohio delegates wave Taft flags. Band plays "R-doubIe o-s-e-v-e- It spells Taft" Demonstration eVokes no enthusiasm.
 1O:Ol-Temporary Chairman J. Cae- sar BUTTONS calls up Washington and 1 says All ready"
 i l0;O2-Theodore Roosevelt presses vention.
 0:30-Announcement that march. ing clubs will parade through the han
 11:00-Americus club of Pittehnre ,, parade through hall yelling aKnoyi Knox! Knox" Wild applause. inter. rupted by noise of a pin dropped bv careless delegate.
 1:15-National Federation of Dairy Lunch clubs carry banner of a fresh milk-blue color and shout "Fairbanks Buttermilk and Cream Puffs Forever g Laughter from man who just wan. dered into hall in evening clothes and asked where the bar was.
 | 1I:3O-The Nets, the New YorL,
 oookmakers' club, carrying high
 stools and betting sheets. march
 around the hall shouting "Hughesi =
 10 the disgust of the New York dele,
 gation, which has come to the conven,
 tion to boost him.
 1l:31-Nicholas -Longworth asks
 wife to remove Merry Widow hat
 11:S5-Undertaker among delegates
 says the amount of enthusiasm
 makes him feel quite honey.
 11:40-DanYille Commercial Club
 bearing flags 'Neighbors of Uncle
 Joe" arouse no enthusiasm. Delegate
 explains club has to do this because
 they are neighbors a-d if they didnr
 Uncle Joe would let his chickens roo
 up their gardens.
 1l:50-Taft glee club massed fl front of speakers stand. Hughes sor row club in opposition. Noon-On telegraph orders from Washington, the clock strikes twelve 12:Ol-Mrs. Nicholas Longworth | requested by her husband to remoy, Merry Widow hat
 12:02-New York delegation send telegram to Governor Hughes: "WhiI, we are doing our best to bring abou your nomination, and are heart an, soul in favor of 1t, we wish to good ness you would withdraw your name l2:3S-Temporary Chairman Juliu c. Burrows announces president ha ordered all dogs in Washington 10 b. muzzled. Cries of What are they de' egates to-"
 l2:40 Senator Lodge begins hi speech after obtaining permission from Washington.
 12.45-Senator Lodge says: .'No D, | litical party can show such a recor | as the republican party" Cries C | You bet!" from democrats and prt l hibitionists in gallery. | 1:5l-Nicholas Longworth ask | Mrs. Longworth if she wouldn't nk l to remove her hat.
 1:59-F. H. Hitchcock, the steaI , roller man, is on the Washington wir, e evidently obtaining more steam. nI 1:01-Reported message 10 Hitcl ii cock said: Smash 'em.p Loud treu lBles from so-called allies. el 1:30-Senator Lodge says a nun l. Der of words
 nI 1:50-Repiy from Hughes 10 S-el It York delegates: Thanks for cordis message. Am in race to stick" Mul