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New-York tribune., 1908-09-16

the leader, voted against the Governor. They
voted for Speaker Wadsworth.
OF all the opposition leaders only William
Barnes jr, kept out In the open against Hughes.
He attacked him bitterly in the speech he made
seconding the nomination of Speaker Wads-
worth.
With the opposition forces in open rout, there
remained only one thing for them to do and that
was to decide on the rest of the ticket and this
was done at the morning conference. There was
no candidate discussed TO oppose Mayor Gaus
for Controller. Mr.. Barnes wanted the place,
and the organization thought he should have it.
The nomination for Lieutenant Governor was
offered to Speaker Wadsworth again, but he re-
piled that the leadership of the Assembly was
more desirable in his eyes, and politely declined
the profered place
ALL IN LINE FOR HUGHES NOW.
The sentiment Of the Republican leaders here
as expressed to Tribune representatives to-
night is one of hearty party loyalty and deter
mination to support the ticket in a winning
fight to bury old differences and TO present
harmonious and determined front 10 the Demo-
Gratis.
Elihu Root, chairman of the convention, said:
"The result is satisfactory. The convention did
the wise thing. 1t named a good ticket. and I
thing to have Republicans come to a state con-
vention with positive convictions about party
policy and fight things out on the floor of the
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
PRESIDENT PLEASED.
attempt Made to Haze HIM Name
q Second Choice.

Oyster Bay. Sept. 15.-The news of the nOnl-
ination of Governor Hughes received by the
Presidents secretary after the convention
When the word was received President Roose-
welt was out riding. and 1t not until he re-
turned that he was told that the delegates at
Saratoga had acted in accordance with the Opin-
ion which he had expressed time and again.
that Governor Hughes was the best man for the
place
1t Is known that the President greatly
in nominating Governor Hughes.
An attempt the part OF some of the Re-
publican leaders to induce President Roosevelt
TO name a second choice for the Governorshp
nomination made last night. II was learned
here to-day. The inquirers were informed that
the President had choice other than the
selection OF Governor Hughes. which he had
advocated.
THE President has turned another trick for
Mr. Hughes said Secretary Loeb to-day. in
telling of the late night telephone call The
last time ne did II for Mr.. Hughes ii was easy
but this time 1t was found TO be difficult
Last night the leaders at Saratoga called us up
on the telephone here. and inquired who was
the Presidents second choice for Governor They
were promptly informed that there was no sec
ond choice. The nomination Of Governor
Hughes now is certainty.
Mr. Loeb said to-day that President Roosevelt
was highly pleased with the result or the cleo
tion in Maine yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16

took issue with Chairman Woodruff and the
other makers of the platform on the ballot re-
form issue. He said that Mr.. Woodruff himself
had gone on record at meeting of the Kings
County Republican Committee in favor of direct
primary legislation
In his speech placing Speaker Wadsworth in
nomination. Frank X. Cook made veiled and
somewhat bitter attack on the Governor on the
ground of party loyalty charging that he was
not Republican, but his speech failed to effect
any stampede toward Mr. Waosworth.
Mr.. Barnes seconded the nomination of
Speaker Wadsworth. and in general the theme
OF his speech an attack on the Governor
and his measures. MIR. Barnes repeatedly
Interrupted. At the mention Of the Governors
name the Hughes men, especially a large dele
cation from the Hughes-Taft League of Albany
County who occupied seats in of the gal
leries cheered. Frequently, too. his attacks
Governor Hughes hissed.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16

. did the wise thing in needing the demand Of the
people. I do not believe that Republicans op-
posed to the Governor will knife him at the cleo
ton"
Assemblyman Jesse Phillips, of Alegany
County, said: II am pleased with the ticket.
It is a strong one, and, 1 think. will win We
are going back home with the determination of
turning out for the Governor the largest major
ity that any Republican has received from
AIlegany, Cattaraugus and Chautauqua coun-
ties"
Senator Page. of New York City, said: II am
satisfied with the result"
Ex-Assemblyman James X, Apgar, of West
chester. said: "The convention has needed the
will of the people in nominating the Governor
1t the wise thing TO do"
Edward r. OMalley. who was nominated for
Attorney General. said The convention was
satisfactory. The ticket will win, I hope"
Senator Cassidys attitude seems to be pre-
cisely that of the rest OF the anti Hughes men.
While they would have been glad to have de-
feated him for denomination. now that he is NOM
mated they will give him their hearty support.
1t is the opinion here that the chances for the
party's success very bright. Hughes is
counted to win the independent vote and
thousands of totes from those Democrats who
cannot fail to appreciate and heartily indorse
the policies the Governor stands for. The idea
'h"' i''puoIiodhS "io oppo7Su the Go'eIhoF III
his fight for ant-Gambling legislation, or any
OF his other measures. viii knife him at the
polls is secuted
The platform contains hearty Endorsement
of both President Roosevelt and the Governor.
but is against general ballot reform legisla
ton 1t expresses strong confidence in the
Presidents policies and has an expression OF
confidence in the future of the party. Job f.
Hedges and the members OF the SUBJ committee
resolutions have named It "a winning plat
form"
William A. Prendergast. OF Mr.. Woodruffs
lieutenants, in a speech before the convention
explaining the refusal Of Mr. Berri 10 permit his
name 10 be placed in nomination for Governor,
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AToRW RIGHT
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16

not the slightest disposition on the part u y,
one to refuse to indorse the renoIniha'i
Judge Haight by the Republican state COI''
tiOn. -
1T is true that Judge Haight Is -
Iican' said one OF the leaders. "ouI We w
want to dispute public sentiment. VIM .,5
demands that Court of Appeals places .s.t
not be bone Of political contention a''- .,,s-
an able judge should be renominateos ~ - nv
what party he may have been n0lii'-..s l.s-..,o,s
originally and what his poiiucal HAO''-
may have been
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MR. TAFT SENDS THANKS
Expresses appreciation Of ConTen-
fiOn's Resolutions.
rBv Telegraph 70 The Tribune !

[Ey TeIegraph %
Saratoga. n. Y. Sept. 15.-The following tele-
gram, acknowledging receipt OF a dispatch out
lining the platform. read to the convention
lust before il adjourned:
Cincinnati, September Is, 1905
Hon Lafayette 3. Gleason, Secretary.
1 am greatly hOnored by the action of the
New York state Convention in adopting the
resolutions which you submit Please convey to
the members of the convention my grateful ap-
probation OF their kindly expressions and their
good wishes. WILLIAM ri. IAF1
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
FOR JUDGE H4IGHT.
Democratic Contention to IndOrse
His denomination by Republicans.
IBy Telegraph 20 Ths Tribune

Rochester. Sept. 15.-There seems no question
that the Democratic State Convention tomorrow
will nominate Judge Albert Haight to succeed
himself as associate judge of the Court of APP
peals. The Democrats have had so much trouble
over their own squabbles that there has been
little talk about the nomination for this place.
but all the leaders said tonight that there
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
WARD SENDS CONGRATULATIONS.

W. L. Ward. of the Republican Nau0,ss Is.,,sruor
mittee sent the following telegram 10
Hughes last night .,ri.
tender my congratulations upon +SVUIsv VIA west.
nation by the Saratoga Convenuon ~ herself On
chester will give satisfactory account Va So
Now enher s
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dent and Mr.. Taft called up Chairman Wood
riff early this morning and restated their views
concerning the advisability Of renominating the
Governor Mr.. Woodruff told both that Hughes
would be renominated. as the opposition had
failed to unite on formidable opponent After
that the Hill boom went to pieces Mr. Aldridse
admitted last night that premature publicify
killed it, but said that it was mighty prom
ising boom for a time, and would have worked
out all right If a showdown had not been
compelled at the midnight conference.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
SURPRISE TO DIR. HILL.

A IDIN- NIAA1A1.
Berlin. Sept 15.-Dr. David Jayne Hill. the
American Ambassador to Germany. expressed
surprise when his attention called to dis
patches in the Berlin newspapers saying that
some OF the delegates TO the New York Repub-
lican State Convention. desired TO nominate
him for Governor in opposition TO Governor
Hughes Dr. Hill declared that he had received
no communication from America this sub
feet and that he was not a candidate for
any Office.
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regarding his presidential candidacy
In several states meetings win be
held the la4cr part Of tho week, pro-
liminary TO tho state conventions for
thF F9logtlopt Of delegates TO the ma,
tiGd topyoi lions Of both parties.
kntoue he sporting events SEIZED,
I'd for tho week are tho Importers
Automobile salon IN New York, the
Western National Motor Boat show
Chicago, and tho battle bctwocr
Hugo Kelley and Bill Pako, to BE-
held undcTlthc ausotcs of mo Bad
gor Athletic club Of Milwaukee The
closing otJhc stakca for tho 1905
season OF tho New York tracks vii
attract attention among those inter
csted In tho turf
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unusually successful year and has
grown steadily In membership and
interest Tho Degree OF Honor Is a
part Of the work mat has hccn jlst
recently instituted here hut II has
already gained a footing that makes
It one Of tho most important partb
Of tho ladsc A. tho installation and
celebration next week, a special pro.
gram OF addresses and other nun
bors viii he siyen and an informa,
reception with refreshments will fol.
low tho program and installation
qhc Officers for Tho Workmen
Tor the coming year are;
\ w. Williams, p, m, W; c, C.
AndrcWo, M workman; Philip Lance,
foreman; c, C. TallcN oversccr; W,
S. Underwood financler; John Walsh
recorder G, NJ Eaklc, receiver; A.
NJ Hess, guide; Ed X, Rodgers /,
Waterman; Jessie j, Vance, o, watch
man, G, II, Reid, g, NJ, Ledford f.,
C. Floyd, trustees; Drs, W. d, Pat,
ton, r. l., McMcans, l., Il, Magncnat,
med cal examiners,
Officers for the degree OF honor
arc rs follows;
chief Of honor Mrs Katie Zook
past chief of honor, Mrs, Mary un-
dcrwood; lady Of honor, Mrs, Annie
Andrews; chief Of ceremonies, Mrs
Annie Mitchell; recorder, Mrs, An
mic Ledrord; flnancicr A. W. viii
rams; receiver, ophcla Tallcy; ush-
or lncz Hess; inntcr watch, Mrs, En-
alcna James; outer watch Nthcrb
Hess,
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WILKINS BOND
FIXED At $500

Frank A. wilkins, the man arrest
ed two weeks ago for the breaking
Of the plate glass window at The Da-
wilson store and stealing coat from
hte show window, was examined be-
fore Justice OF tho Peace Holman
this morning, He entered a plea of
not guilty But after hearing the oN-
dcnco tho Justice bound him over to
await the action OF the grand jury
and fixed the required bond at $500.
II is not thought likely that he can
make this bond,
wilkins, according 10 his own
story, bought the stolen coat from
one-lcggcd tramp .pcddler, Ac-
cordlns to tho testimony OF others,
however, he was out until after mid.
night on the night OF the robbery.
Next day In conversation with a man
on the Bowery, he spoke OF the coat
he had bought and exhibited the one
he had on under his outer coats,
Then in response to a suggestion
froq the other man. he produced the
brace and bit with which he had ov.
identity drilled the front door of the
store in his efforts to get inside
wilkins td6R"the brace and bit and
cold them 10 Griswold, the second
hand man on tho Bowery, and they
are, nowoin the possession Of the
states attorney. A silk muffer, the
only other article missed from the
show window, was found i'm wilkins
clothes whenhe was searched at the
Jail after his arrest.
Wilkins examining trial has been
held up until the present time on
account OF his threatened illness It
was at first thought 'ho was going
10 have an attack Of typhoid fever
but he is now recovering, Wilkins
stated that ne lived In Battle Creek,
Mich, before coming here.
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COT. S, T, HOWARD DEAD
We'll known Panhandle Land Owner
Passes Away.

Well known Panhandle Land Owner
Passes Away.
News reached here last night OF
tho death Of Col. S T. Howard yes.
terday evening ~ Medlord. Orc.
Col, Howard was ono OF the larg-
ost land owners of the Hereford
country and was we'll known all over
this part OF Texas. llc has boon in
falling health for several years and
II was partly in the hope of rcceIy-
Ing benefit that no went to Oregon,
His son II, =, u. Howard has
made Amarillo his home and head
quarters for tho past two years In
the real estate business hut at tho
present time Is in Missouri looking
after business Affairs Col. Howard
has other children living at Here.
ford. -.
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A Woman's Back

Has many aches and pains caused by
weaknesses and falling, or other displace-
nent, Of the pelvic organs. Other symp-
toms Of female weakness are frequent
headache, dizziness, imaginary speckS or
dark spots floating before the eyes, gnaw-
ing sensation In stomach, dragging or
bearing down In lower abdomna or pelvic
region, disagreeabe drains from pelvic
organs, amt spells with general weakness.
liany considerable number Of the above
symptoms are present there is no remedy
that WIN, give quicker relief or q more per-
ms4snJ cNye than Or. Pierce's Favorte
PreScptht9oRS VI has record of over forty
years Of cuFeA LIS tbs. most potent
inYigoratlng tonic and strenGthsnIng- pel;
yina.k no@n TO medical science. It's made
Of The glycerlc extracts OF native medici'
ma, roots found in our forests and con-
taiEsnot a drop Of alcohol or harmful. or
habitiorming drugs Its ingredients are
allprinted on the bottlc.wrapper and at
tested under oath as correct.
Every ingredient entering into "Fa-
vorite Prescription has the written en-
dorsement Of the most eminent medical
writer's of air the several schools OF prac-
tice-more valuable than any amount Of
non.professional stimonials-though the
latter are not lacking, having been con-
trbuted voluntarily by grateful patients
IN numbers TO exceed the endorsements
given to any other medicine extant for
the cure Of woman's ills.
You cannot afford to accept any medicine
Of unknown composition as substitute
for this we'll proven remedy OF KNOWN
COMPOSITION, even though the dealer may
make little more profit thereby Your
Interest in regalning health is paramount
10 any selfish interest Of his and ii Is an
insult TO your intelligence for him TO try
TO palm of upon you substitute, You
know what you want and It Is his bust
ness to supply the article called for.
DR.. Pierce Pleasant Pellets are the
original Little Liver Pills" first put up
by old Or. fierce over forty years ago,
much initiated but never equaled. Little
sugar-costed grsnulss--easy to take as
sandy.
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SEAY.WIGGlNS.
Morrow.ThomaS House Manager Mar.
ried In Roswell.

li'u WI hNboN'b'
Explanations are duo today from
y, r. Seay house manager OF the
Morrow Thomas company, and con-
gratulatons for him are perfectly in
order from all his friends Mr.. Scay
returned yesterday evening from a
holiday "Trip TO Roswell but instead
Of coming alone as he wont be
-rontht Mrs. D. p. soay," WIZ. 4 nov
10 Be lat home in Amarillo 4 few
on Nj stsy's colleagues, ~ the store
Know MS plans but to qsr,1ot them
the new arrival gave as much OF a
surprise as to the rest Of ME .sesyIs
friends here. d.
Thursday evening Mr., i, r, Seay
and Miss Gertrude Virgins were
married at the home OF the brides
sister, Mrs, j. r. Bishop, in RosweI
The Wedding was strictly home az
fair and few besides the immediate
members of the family we're present.
The bride has grown up in the
valley city and is one Of Roswel's
most popular pretty girls. D. r. Seay
is native Texan hut he lived In
Roswell for u number of years be-
fore coming to Amarillo and as re-
cent developments show left great
interests in the Pecos valley when he
removed to Amarillo last year to
take responsible part in building
up the big business of the Morrow
Thomas company. He is a Knight
Templar Mason, Shrncr and an
Elk. and personally and as abusihess
man has an enviable place in the
life Of Amarillo,
Mr.. and Mrs. seay are 10 be at
home for the present at Mrs Har-
relrs on Buchanan street .ofr.N.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following warranty deeds were
filed for record yesterday in the Of
flee OF the county clerk;
Theo f. Bentley to Il. A. johnson,
lot 10, Charles l., Green's subdivi
sion Of block 319, Holland and Mir
ror, SL417.
NJ, j. Pipes ana ina Pearl .Pipei
to j. f. Tarter, lot g. block 1S7, G,
q s., S2,2OO
Mrs Eta White to Paul II. viaille,
lot 2, block 1856, G: g. S. 81 and
other considerations.
Marriage License.
The county clerk yesterday ISSUED
marriage license to the following
couple: 7h'
Charlie Wilson to Miss Berdie Ivy.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02
Chambcrlain's Cough Remedy Acts on
Nntmrc's PIans

The most successful medicines are
those that add nature. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy acts on this
plan. Take 1t when YOU have a cold
and it will alay the cough, relieve
the lungs MISREPRESENTATION, open the
secretions and aid nature in restoring
to a healthy condition, II is famous
for its cures over a large part OF the
civilized world. Thousands have
testified to its superior excellence II
counteracts any tendency Of a cold
to result in pneumonia. For sale
by Coding Drug Company
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02
Croup Quickly Cured.

A few doses of ChamberIain's
Cough Remedy brings surprising re-
suits when child shows symptoms
OF Group. There Is no cause for
alarm when this medicine is in the
house, as It rarely takes more than
three or four doses to bring about a
complete cure. II has never failed
even in tho most severe and danger
Gus cases, and no home where there
are small children can afford to be
without H. For sale by iGolding
Drug Company. u~1
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q OfIntcrcst to Mothers.

There 'is ono subject that always
interests the mothers of young chill
dren and that is how to treat their
coughs and colds, or to ward off a
threatened attack Of Group, For this
purpose we can recommend Chamber
iain's Cough Remedy II always
proves beneficial In case Of Group
It should he given as soon as the
croupy cough appears so as 10 pre-
vent the attack. Keep It at hand
ready for instant use. Many mothers
do so, and It saves them much nm
easiness. For sale by Goldlng Drug
Company
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loads and to endure all the strains
that can be put upon them. Speed
in construction has not been the
prime object of tho builders and ov-
cry bit Of the material that has en-
tered into the construction has had
to satisfy the requirements of the
builders after rigi4 and ezactIns In
spection. .. .,o,i
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UNITED WORKMEN
WILL CELEBRATE

Next Friday night Jan. g. ANA
rillo lodge OF the Ancient Order Of
United Workmen will join the De-
gree Of Honor, the ladies' auxiliary
Of the order, in big public install
lation of the Officers for the" p@T
year, The lodge has enjoyed an
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-02
MARRIED At CROSBY HOTEL,
Justice Holman Unitcs Charles vii.
son and Miss Bcrdic Ivy.

At the Crosby hotel on Tyler
street yesterday evening at sac Jus
tice Of the Peace Holman united In
the holy bonds OF wedlock, Mr..
Charles Wilson and Miss Bcrdie Ivy,
4 number OF young people, friends
OF tho contracting parties, were pres
ent and made up the wedding party,
The Young couple were the rccipl-
ents OF many congratulations.
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STORES TAKING STOCK.
Christmas Rush Replaced hy Work
of Another Kind.

Christmas Rush Replaced hy Work
of Another Sind
The Christmas Egsp lin Amarillo
stores has been FeplaGed by work Of
another Kind hardy icss trying. and
proprletors apd clerks arc delying in
piles .of MERCHANDISE and decipher-
ing cost labels, and stock numbers
in the annual task of taking stock,
one or two Of the stores have closed
entirely to The public while this pro-
cess Is going on but most Of the es-
adjustments arc open to tho retail
trade,
Financial" ureasihesS" over the
countryhas CAUSED Wholesalers in all
lines to make close Inspection Of all
outstanding accounts With their re-
tail trade. Amarillo merchants as a
whole are abi6 10 cond,ict their bus
lnessos with less strictly credit bus
mess than iStho tule in older sec
lions OF the country and this fact
makes It much easier for them at the
present timciio Careful reckoning Of
the stock on hand Is made more i'm
portant this year but the balances
found with the result Of this week $
work by the Amarillo merchants
should corroborate tho good opinion
the Wholesale trade GENERALLY has Of
business conditions In this section,
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BRAINS TAXED IN FLORIDA.
St. Augustine Charges Correspond
cnts So n Year to send News.

cnlS NO 1cdf 10 1enO News
Hereafter news from St. Angus
tine, Fla, will be costlier If not more
valuable The aldermen have passed
anordiusnce fixing tax OF s. a year
on newspaper correspondents who
send out specials or letters. Arrest
follows failure to take out license;
the city court has the option efstin-
ing the Criminal correspondent $40
and the court oosts or of 'imprison-
ing him. p.F% 7f
1ylc New York, World correspond
ent and tbs. only other correspondent
in ST. Augustine we're arrested for
not taking out license. The World
correspondent !ptt the bud& of
proof on the city, was acquitted and
then took OUT a license Thee dther
literateur pleaded f;guilty of J1smins
written nice things about the city"
and was found guilty. He p$h the
court costs; sentence was SUSPENDED
until he took out a, license. lgJ
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COMPLETING BUILDING.
Roofing Being Laid on Retail Build
ing.


Workmen are rapidly completing
the tar and gravel roof on the Polk
street building Of the big Morrow.
Thomas plant Withpthc owrK which
Is now being done the building will
be closed in from the weather and
workmen can 20 on with the interior
finish regardless OF the weather on
the outside.
The same degree of stability and
permanence which has marked every
stage OF the construction ia kept up
In the work that is now helms done
about the building No other build
ing ever erected in the Panhandle
will compare with the buildings Of
this plant in ability To carry big
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LITTkE CHILD BURNED.
overturncd-Coffce Pot EndanGcring
Life OF Infant.
Phone AZ.

Through the oyerturning of n
coffee pot which happened to he
within its reach, the thirteen months
old son of J, King, who lives east Of
the Pecos valley tracks was serious
" scalded yesterday afternoon. The
boiling liquid from the pot poured
out over the side Of the baby's face
and donw over the right side OF its
neck and chest About the neck and
throat the burns are especially
severe. The child has suffered i'm
tense pain from the wounds, but Drs.
johnson and Wolford who attended
The case hope that the injuries can
Se overcome without fatal results