New-York tribune., 1908-10-04

put the doubtful list by the Democrats, He pre-
dicted that he would carry all of them. and felt
confident Of his election He received rousing
welcome in lincoln. Neb-. the home Of Bryan
Governor Hughes addressed big mass meeting at
South Bend, Ind, and replied to Bryan's criticism
Of his administration by detailing the reforms he
had brought about He compared Republican deeds
% Bryans words He aroused great enthusiasm
By speeches in Detroit and Cleveland IN which he
compared Bryan and Faft- He made six speeches
in New York City. outlining his policies and detail
ing the record OF his administration. Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge replied the defence OF
Bryan made recently by Richard Olney, ex-Secre-
tary OF State.
CHANLER REBUKES CoNNERS.
Lewis Stuyvesart Chanler, in accepting the
Democratic nomination for Governor Of New York.
rebuked State Chairman Corners TO his face for
making public an outline Of the partys policy be
fore Il had been revealed by the candidate. John
D. Archbold. vice-president Of the Standard OIL
Company, told how the letters made public by
William r Hearst were stolen from his files Dis
trict Attorney Jerome was asked 10 help ascertain
il the article supposedly written by Grover Cleve-
land tusI before his death. and in which he ad-
1-ised against the nomination Of Bryan. was
authentic The literary agent who sold the article
reiterated that it was genuine
Forest fires still burning?'
Rain although II stopped the onward march
of the Adirondack region forest fires, which had
got beyond control. did not entirely subjugate
them. but later storm completed the work
New York Il was announced, was the richest state
in the Union with ST 100000 in its treasury. Con-
troll OF the Provident Savings Life Assurance So
ciety. only recently bought by Arthur Langham, Of
Atlanta was sold to County Judge Nash lockwood,
Of Saratoga and James l. Scott vtce-presldent OF
the Adirondack Trust Company OF Saratoga The
International tuberculosis Congress with dele
gates from all over the world, met in Washington
- discuss new methods Of lighting the White
Plague Leslie Carter. the Chicago lawyer who
divorced his wife Mrs. Leslie Carter the actress
5tsfnhe-ited his son. who vent with his mother
when his parents separated.
STATE PRISON GRAFT.
&C. Y Collins. Superintendent Of Prisons Of
New York State stated that the resignation OF
Dr. Robert T Irvine. prison physician at Sing
Sing was the result Of an Investigation which
showed that he had been connected with a system
Of prison graft DR. Irvine denied these charges.
The report Of the Atchisou. Topeka & Santa re
FsfI-ozd for the year ended June 20 showed =
decrease OF s5pocG0 in net earnings President
NeIl7n cf the New York New Haven & Hartford
Railroad declared that the railroads must raise
freight rates 10 meet a falling of IN business
The savings bank section Of the American Bank
ers Association. which held its annual convention
81 Denver adopted resolutions Coudemning Bryan
r,lar, for federal guarantee Of bank deposits and
the postal savings bank bin introduced in Congress
las, winter.
Mrs. Charlotte II. Arnot. OF Elmira. sister Of
E--e5erick G Hewitt. contested the probating ot
left s. 500 go 10 the Metropolitan Museum Of Art
and 81 90 800 n the New York POSTGRADUATE school
and HOSPITAL Pi5tsburg began sesquiceniennial
celebration. which viii last week
a plan for carrying on all freight traffic Of rail-
roads fn New York by means Of suoWays to Ell
ci~~iA the waterfront. connect with railroad termi-
rals in New Jersey and eliminate trucking for the
larger factories and business houses was submitted
,, the Public Service Commission by the AusteC-
dam CORPORATION. Of No. 165 Broadly The pres-
.sant of this corporation IS ". J Wlgus. formerly
one Of the -ice-presidents Of the New York Central
- F7u6son River Railroad Company- The strike Of
the rlachinists Of the Canadian Pacific Railway.
which began On August :. declared Of
AND STILL NO TRANSFERS.
..Teoeirers of the Metropolitan Street Railway
ss.r- intir1ated mat more leased lines would be
t,.a, I'D II the Public Service Commission insisted
~ ,te restoration Of transfers at 5sth street. Fur
,ts- a--,deuce Of defects IA the new BlackweiIs
Tst.cd r3rldge vas discovered. new rate OF two
,e,ts an ounce for first class mail was established
b,ryae, the United States and the United King
so,, Industrial depression and the large number
- the ,,rernployed caused governmental alarm N
,,s T-ri-ed Kingdom Wilbur Wright established
ve,- record for an aeroplane flight with a pas
,se- remaining in the air II minutes IS 2-5 sec
,,4s A French hnancler and aeropiane promoter
~ss,as the construction Of hfty aeroplanes on the
Wright model
Frank e. Brown, chief OF the Electrical Bureau