The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-27
A SPRINGS SENSATION
Makes the Statement that the Trusts
and Combines Have Brought into
Indiana 100000 for Use in the Cam
paign.- The Story is Denied Taft
is Tired but Hopeful.

New York, Oct. 27-Today's polit-
ical program is one of intense activity
throughout New York City and state.
Both presidential candidates are here
hurrying from point to point in the
city and to nearby towns. Taft start
the day, going first to Yonkers and
then to a series of cities and towns
along the Hudson as far as Troy. Mr..
Bryan devoted himself to Greater
New York. Both gubernatoria1 candi-
dates devoted themselves to New
York City. Attorney General Bona
parte is among the notable speakers
scheduled to appear here tonight.
Mr.. Hearst also is expected to make
another address. Candidate Sherman
will arrive in New York city tonight
after addressing meetings at Amster-
dam and other upstate points during
the day.
Bryan Talks to Night Workers.
New York, Oct. 27.-For the first
time in their history at such an hour
the grey walls of the old City Hall
were lighted by red fire at three
o'clock this morning, when Mr.. Bry-
an, bareheaded and smiling, was in
troduced from the steps of the build
ing to a big crowd of night-workers
gathered to greet and hear him
speak. Before the cheers had ceased
the red fire died out, and Mr.. Bryan
spoke in the darkness. The crowd
was composed mostly of employees
Of the big newspaper offices on Park
row, men from the telegraph offices
and the general postoffice across the
park Mr.. Bryan was accompanied by
Chairman Mack and by Mrs. Bryan
and Mrs. Mack. He eulogized the
at some length on various issues of
the campaign.
Mr.. Bryan's program for the day
was one of the busiest of the cam
paign. A comparatively brief rest fol
lowed the early morning meeting at
City Hall Park, and then Mr.. Bryan
was engaged with his friends and po
litical advisers until ten O'Clock,
when he was the principal speaker
at a Broadway meeting. From that
time until after midnight the program
is one constant round of meetings.
first in Brooklyn, then Long Island
City; next jump to Jersey City for
three meetings before returning to
{1o roJ
Mems Democratic Club at the Hoff-
man house after dinner. A hurried
trip to Harlem before the candidate
goes to Brooklyn for the last three
series of efforts in a strenuous day,
the last being an address at Eckford
Hall beginning at 1918 tonight.
Judge Kern Springs Sensation.
Upton, Ind, Oct. 27.-'J am relia-
bly, informed, and make the specific
charge that 100000 of money largely
contributed by the trusts and com
bines, was brought into Indiana last
Sunday, and passed through the hands
of Hon. Fred Sims, Secretary of the
State Board of Commissioners"
Judge hern ndO0 tHe dDOFV state
ment before a good sized audience
here today. Continuing, he said he
thought every one could see the ne
cessity for publication of campaign
before election, and re-
viewed the action of the respective
national conventions of the parties
with reference to publicity. He said:
@If the people of Indiana knew the
names of, these donors Bryan would
carry the state by 100000"
Denied, of Course.
Chicago, Oct. 27.-Fred W. Upham,
assistant treasurer of the Republican
campaign fund. when shown Judge
Kernts charge, that 100000 collected