New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-16
FAIRB4NKS HERE TO-DAY.
Speaks to -Four Meetings Governor
Stuart also IN TO1Cn.

Vice-Presdent Charles W. Fairbanks will be in
town to-day and will make a flying trip this even
ing speaking at four widely separated places in
the city. He is also expected at the noon meeting
of the Commercial Travellers Sound Money League
of the United States, but is not certain that he
will be there.
The following is his schedule: Grand Music Hall.
No. 3l4 Grand street, o'clock; Turn Hall, S5th
street and Lexington avenue S:45; Empire Hail.
No go West 10th street. 10; 10th Hail. l50th street
and Amsterdam avenue, 1880.
At Grand Music Hall the other speakers will be
the Rev DR.. Madison c. Peters Representative
William S Bennett Samuel S. Koeng, ex-senator
Elsberg, Charles s. Adler, Joseph S. Rosalsky.
Louis l. Cherey, Jacob Cebulsky and Joseph 7.
Segal Among the speakers at Turn Hall will be eX-
Senator EIsberg, Mr.. Koenig, Representative Her
bert Parsons, Senator Agnew and LindOn Bates, jr.
At Empire Hall there will be Representative Ben
net the Rev. DR.. Peters. Mr.. Koenig, Charles w.
Anderson, Alexander Brough and Andrew F. Muir
ray At 10th Hall J. H. Moore. L. A. Mqree and
Wilson Lee Canno Will also speak.
Governor Edwin S. Stuart, Lieutenant Governor
r. S. Murphy, Senator Boies Penrose and j. Hamp-
ton Moore. all of Pennsylvania, VIII the speak
ers at the meeting OF the Commercial
Travellers Sound Money League Of the United
States, at No. 81 Union Square. Governor Stuart
will be the guest of honor. and some of New Yorks
leading merchants have been appointed members
of the reception committee. General Joseph w.
Congdon, president of the Silk Association of
the Governor at the Waldorf at II 80 o'clock, and
will escort him to the headquarters of the league.
Other meetings scheduled for to-day
IN THE EVENING.
Camp Taft. 18th street-Speakers. Governor E. s
Stuart of Pennsylvania; Hal Bell and f. A Moree.
Camp Hughes, l2Jth street-Speakers, J. Hampton
Moore Alfred r. Conklng and J. Parker Nevin
Camp Hughes, 159th street-Speakers, Governor Z
S. Stuart of Pennsylvania, and Abraham
Headquarters 18th Assembly District Republican
Club. No. 237 East 49th street-Speakers Samuel s
Koenis. Lee Fairchild, William Cannon Martin
Schenck. Eiwood Hendrick Victor II. Duras and Ben
jamn Marcus
Patriotic Republican Club. No 1873 10th street
Local speakers; Benjamin Oppenh elmer preside
Thirty-hfth Assembly District-Seven open air meet
ings addressed by George Payne and local
speakers from automobile.
Eleventh Assembly District. No. 75s Eighth avenue
Representative J. Van Vechten Olcott. Tawrence
w. briggs, William J. Pepper and AssembIyman Frank
Johnson. ~
Twenty-frst Assembly District 136th street and
neutrality-suspicious.. c. f. Foote and F. La C5uarda
First Assembly District No 2sO Hudson street
Speakers, ". H Michaeis Frederick Ware
Thrty-second Assembly District. 141st street and ST
Ann avenue-Speakers. w c. Trewin Thomas Roman
and d. ]. Morrison. ' -'--'
Thirty-second Assembly District 1881 street and
Willis avenue-Speakers. c. G. McGrath Robert Levin
and V. W. Steele, jr. ''i
Lexington Hall. No. 100 East 1leth street ostb "A.
sembly Dstrlct-Speakers, Norman johnson 7 n
Jones and Eugene Blumenthai - - -
Olympia Hall. No 1877 Madison avenue-Speakers
Gherardi Davis. William r. Chadbourue and i a
Reynolds. - = q