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Do any of yoa Oklahomang. repHb-
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II a speech at Oklahoma City in An-
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"The Devil" is play without an
equal.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16

flag let out yah, yah, yah!" as he led the
Tammany delegation in cheers. One of the anti
McCarren men forgot himself SO far as to join
in the Murphy cheering, and when he was re-
buked for his lack of tact by one of his fellow
delegates he turned on him. fercely and called
him a coward
When the rollcau finished the usual reso-
luton for permanent organization was offered
AssembIyman r. F. Wagner, Of New York,
moved that the state Assembly rule be adopted
H P Burgard of Erie. moved that all resolu-
tions except those pertaining to the organization
of the convention be referred to the committee
resolutions without debate, a species of gag
rule calculated to prevent general fight over
the proposition of Senator McCarren for the
election Of a state committee.
". W. Farley OF Broome. offered the resolu-
ton for the appointment of the committee
contested seats. Thomas P. Carmody offered
the resolution providing for the committee on
resolutions. and NJ H. Kane, OF Orange the
resolution providing for the permanent organ
iZation Augustus Thomas, the playwright.
who is a delegate from westchester, offered a
resolution providing for honorary vice-presi-
dents and secretaries, and the convention ad-
jOurned at 1:45 o'clock.
w. w. Farley. of Broome County, chosen
chairman of the committee contested seats
and the committee met at $50 o'clock only TO
adjourn until tonight in the hope that the
various contests might satisfactorily be set
tied "out of court
The committee resolutions, PLATFORM
chose Thomas F. Cernody, of Yates, as chair
man. and also adjourned until tonight after an
afternoon session The committee delegated to
subcommittee Of FIVE the task of drawing up
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
WHY STEWART COULD NOT RIDE.

Tombstone Ariz, Sept 15.-The case OF Colonel
William F Stewart Of the Coast Artillery Services.
which has attracted wide attention. had another
chapter added 10 II yesterday at Fort Huachuca-
thirty miles from this city. where the colonel had
been ordered TO report and undergo the endurance
test prescribed for officers over certain age Ar
r,ving at Fort HuachUca Friday. Colonel Stew
art was examined by board Of medical survey.
who found him suffering from cardiac hypertrcphy
dilatation and mitral insuflciency. and forbade
him TO take the test, for the reason that his con-
dition would not permit him 10 undergo the
strain without great danger TO his health or the
probability of total collapse
He was ordered to return Fort Grant. and viii
START for that point Wednesday II a reversal
of the order is not obtained before then which is
tboIsht improbable. Colonel Stewart strenuously
objects to the findings of the board. but will obey
orders He declares that he is in good health. and
willing and anxious to undergo the tests prescribed
either riding or walking.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
SEEKS RECEIVER FOR BIG COMPANY
Former Manager for the E. McIlhenny Can
ming Corporation Says 1t Is 1nsolvent.

Chicago Sept. IA bill was filed IN the ou-
pArior Court in this city to-day asking thet re-
ceiver be appointed for property in illinois OF te
F. McIlhenny Canning and Manufacturing Com
panv. a s1OOOOOO CORPORATION, engaged IN the
manufacture Of tabasco sauce and In the oyster
trade The bill was brought by William e TIT
comb former Western manager for the company
He charges that the company Is insolvent and tha>
tt owes him $1,000 for salary and other accounts
The declaration In the sets forth tlat Ihe
companv has not for time paid ana is not
able TO pay the interest an Indebtedness OF
$500 coo which Is secured by 100000 per cent
bonds The complainant alleges that on july l.
1906 he signed a contract with the company 10
act as it's manager I'm the Central states for nVe
wears nj salary of $500 a month; that on July
a, 1908 Edward McIIhenny. president of the com
nanv asked him Ia sign a new contract. winch
he refused to do, whereupon he was discharseu'
that on June l. 1905 through George W. Young
or New York its fiscal agent. the company Dor
rowed s25OOO and that it's total Indebtedness
amounts 10 twice that Another claim or the
decla ration is that the company has not com
Ied with the Illinois statute governing toteisi'
corporations having filed its papers with
the Secretary Of State. Besides receiver TOT the
Droperty the company in this state, a restrain
ING order is asked prevent the removal or sopCs
said 10 be stored in Chicago The goods, aCCoIu-
ing 70 Titcomb. consist of oysters and tabasco
sauce in warehouses, valued at more than Slc'oOo.
The company is Incorporated under the laws oL
Maine and Louisiana. It's headquarters are IN New
York New Orleans and Chicago II is decIdIeu
in the bill for receiver that the real neaqquar-
ters until January 1. 1903. were on avery Islauu
in the Gulf of Mexico and that the Island Is one
OF the chief assets of the company.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16

One OF his friends said Conners was claiming
for Chanler the delegates from fifty upstate
counties and that he thought he might get them
all except New York and Kings counties.
When Lieutenant Governor Chanler returned
to his headquarters from Syracuse. where he
had been to attend the State Fair. he was fair
" rnobbed by crowd of enthusiastic admirers.
He at once began TO receive delegations from
various parts OF the state
At midnight Chairman Conners and Charles
F. Murphy were in conference. hearing claims
of various delegations It said that the
name of Lewis Nixon was being urged in con-
nection with the nomination for Governor.
Francis Burton Harrison, of New York, was
suggested as the candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor Chairman Conners came out with the
statement that Erie County would vote for
Chanler the first ballot A poll taken OF all
the delegates showed little no unanimity on
the Governcrship situation, Chanler, Herrick,
Conway, Nixon and Adam being among those
put forward Those interested in Chanler's can
didacy said they had forty-eght out OF the
sixty-one counties pledged to the support OF
the Lieutenant Governor.
At 12:4O a. m Chairman Conners emerged
from the room where he had been in conference
announced that no decision had been reached
ernOr
National Chairman Mack came out Of the con-
ference room at 1885 O'Clock and said:
Although candidate for Governor has not
yet been selected It looks like Chanler"
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
BOOM FOR THOMAS F. CONWAY.

Rochester Sept 15-Delegates from a number of
the northern counties met late this afternoon to
discuss the candidacy OF Thomas F. Conway. of
Plattsburr for Governor There were present
representatives from ST. Lawrence. Saratoga. Full
ton hamilton, Essex washington, Clinton, Frank
lin and Lewis counties. il was announced. and
there was an enthusiastic. Endorsement OF the Con-
way candidacy.
Representatives of the conference later called on
Charles F. Murphy and State Chairman COnners.
and urged the claims of Mr.. Conway. who twice
has been candidate for Attorney General the
Democratic state ticket. Both Murphy and Con-
ners said they glad to know OF the backing
Mr. Conway had. and promised to give his eandi-
dscx considerations
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
MAY RETIRE COLONEL STEWART.
From The Tribune Bureau.I


Washington. Sept. 15.-Ths impression prevails IN
the War Department that Colonel ". T. Stewart.
the artillery officer who is IN "eIile' at Fort
Grant. Arizona. will be retired The under
standing in Washington IL that Colonel Stewart has
been examined by the army surzscns preliminary
to the ride II intended he should take IN com
mon with other line officers It is also surr1ised
that this examination may have disclosed some
physical defect which viii lead TO ths recommends
ton from the medical officers IN favor OF Colonel
Stewards retirement on account Of disability. This
would give him three-auarters pay and allowances
of his grade and dispose Of problem which has
given the military authorities much trouble.
Colonel Stewards relatives and friends havs taken
the occasion to make his predicament a political
issue The best obtainable information Is to the
effect that he is comfortably situated. all things
considered. The obstinacy displayed BY him in re-
fusng to apply for retirement is recognized BY the
War Department officials a further illustration
Of the characteristics of mind which have mads
Colonel Stewart impossible 10 get along with
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
U1NT W4LLER TO RUN
Connecticut Democrats Ask Him to
Take Nomination.

Hartford Conn. Sept. ia great call TO that
war horse OF Connecticut Democracy, Ex-Governor
Thomas NJ Waller OF New London. To lead the
marty TO battle more, was sent by the dele
gates to the Democratic State Convention tonight
That the call is in vain is evident, for Ex-Governor
" aler has his closest friends 70 this city 70
forestaU any action OF the convention to-morro"
vvbich would seek TO make him the standard bearer.
Ex- Governor Waller is willing 70 aid in the cam
paiEn TO the extent OF his ability. but he has posi-
lively refused TO give any encouragement 10 thoSe
who want him to stand for Governor.
with Governor Waller out OF the question the
delegates groped about for available candidate.
About II O'Clock General Henry A. Bishops name
came 10 the fore and he left the hail TO go 10 ms
Yacht and see II Mrs. Bishop would release MN
from, th, ironclad promise he had given that he
would not be a candidate.
Earlier in the evening many OF the prominent
party men thought Judge A Heaton hooer'soh OF
New Haven would be the man. Then a boom start
cd for Homer G Cummings and Senator Archibald
McNeil's name came up again
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
BRYAN RETURNS ATTACK.
Gets Personal and Wants Mr. Taft to Ex-
plain His Record.

Pbiadelnbia Sent 15-wfIIiarn J. Bryan in an
interview to-day the Journey from Baltimore to
this city another challenge to Mr. Taft. his
Republican opponent He read Mr. Taft's utter
ances printed this morning, and dictated retort
which is I'm part as follows
MIR Taft is dodging Instead Of defining his
position public questions he Is inquirtng about
my record. and in his inquiry he shows that he
knows as little about my record as he does about
the public questions which he has attempted to dis
cuss He accuses of being changeable and OF
abandoning issues"
Mr. Bryan said he has been a tariff reformer for
twenty-eight years has advocated the election Of
Senators by the people for twelve years and has
been favoring an income tax for fourteen years.
and Mr. Taft is only coming around 10 his
position these questions.
William ] Bryan arrived at the Path and Chestnut
streets station of the Baltimore Ohio Railroad at
1920 o'clock from Baltimore There was a crowd
nj the station to greet him. He went TO Dooner's
Hotel the headquarters Of the Bryan League of
Pennsylvania. Among those who accompanied him
were National Committeeman Kerr. of Pennsyl-
vania and Jere Black. of York After re
ception at the hotel Mr.. Bryan went to a news
paper office where he spoke 20 a large crowd while
standing on a small platform in front of base
ball score board
He referred TO his invasion OF the East and to
the fact that the Democrats there were not so well
equipped they ought TO be TO present their cause
Some one in the crowd asked, How about
Malne7" and Mr.. Bryan replied:
Maine has returned the lowest Republican ma
ority in twenty-seven years. and. to be conserva-
tive l have to concede this showing few
states TO the Republicans"
He said that Mr.. Taft promised prosperity and
President Roosevelt indorsed the promise. but he
asked how Mr.. Taft going to give prosperity
when his godfather Mr.. Roosevelt. had had panic
on his hands.
At the Bellevue-Stratford Mr.. Bryan was the
guest at a luncheon given by a committee OF New
Jersey men who have charge OF his engagements
In New Jersey this afternoon and this evening.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
WANT sLAvoNIC SOCIETY RECEIVER
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Pittsburg. Sept. 15-In the courts at Pttsburg to
day receiver was asked for the National Slavonic
Society. which has membership of eighty thou
sand in different parts of the country The St
Michaers Archangel Association, No 45s. Of New
York CITY, makes the application. alleging that the
business of the organization is being conducted
wrongly and that instead of there being sSo0ooo In
the treasury there is only s27,0oo
Anthony Ambrose of New York national presi-
dent is named In the BILL and 1t is asserted that
pfttsburg firm which has been doing most of the
society's business and which has ready access to
the treasury. has been loaning the monev out here
on moor security The resignation of the Supreme
Council of Five in Chicago some days ago and the
annointrnent of a new council there to consider all
disnutes arising within the order are said TO have
nrecipitated to-days action.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
THE SLATE FIXED UP?
ChdnJer and Harrison SAID To BE
Result of Bosses Meeting.

Rochester, Sept. 16.-At early hour this
morning as the result of extended confer
ence participated in by Charles F. Murphy and
Daniel F Cohalan, of Tammany Hall; state
Chairman William J. Conners and National
Chairman Norman E. Mack, there seemed ample
authority for the statement that the slate as
prepared for ratification by the Democratic
State Convention at it's session to-day was as
follows:
tiovernor-LEw1s sTUYvEsANT CHANLER of Dut-
CHEESE.
Lieutenant Governor-FRANC1s BURTON HARRISON,
Of New York
secretary Of State-JOHN S wHALEN, Of Monroe
Attorney Ceneral-FRANK KELLOGG of Giens FaIls'
or GEORGE NJ PALMER, OF schoharie-
C'ontroiler-MARTIN H. GLYNN of Albany.
State Engineer surveyor-GEoRGE KICKER. o.
Erie
-rAnsurer-II.IIT-s HArSER. Of suffolk.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
FLEET PRoLoNGs STAY IN PORT.
Will Leave Albany on Thursday Evening
A Dinner on the Flagship

Albany West Australia. Sept 15-The golfers
Taurus and EPSON arrived here to-day bringing
coal for the American battIeship feet. The
ships Will supplement their supplies from these
sells. and consequently ii has been decided TO post
pone the departure for Manila from Thursday morn
ing to Thursday evening. On its way up the west
ern coast Of Australia the feet probably will pass
within thirty miles Of FremantIe.
The garden party he given by the Premier OF
Western Australia. y. J. Moore. IN honor of the
American officers had be given up because Of the
incIement weather. Instead. the Premier held a
ception- Admiral sperry slightly tndisposed.
and was represented by Rear Admiral William H
Emory. There many cordial exchanges be-
tween the visitors and their hosts
Admiral Sperry this evening gave dinner
board the flagship. The guests included the Gov
ernor of Western Australia the Premier. a number
of prominent citizens OF Albany and delegation
of officers from the British cruiser Gibraltar.
Annoy. China. Sept 15.-E- z Moran, Of Hart
ford Conn. has arrived here deputed by Sir Rob-
ert Bredon director Of the Chinese maritime Gus
toms 10 be a member Of the reception committee
which will welcome the American feet OF battleshps
here Mr. Moran will represent the imperial Chi
nese customs He graduated from Yale Unt-
versity in 1904
Captain J. H Reeves, military attache at Pekins,
will represent the American Legation at Annoy dur
ing the fleets visit.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
NEW NIcARAeUAN MINISTER

A private message from Nicaragua announces
the resignation of Senor Corea. the N1caraguan
Minister to Washington. and the appointments as
his successor OF DR.. ROdOlfo Espinoza. who Is
the Nicsraguan Minister Of Affairs. Pho Bolanos.
who has been for number OF years the Ntca-
raguan Consul in New York. is advanced TO the
post Of first secretary of the legation at Wash
ington without surrsuderins the oncs es senasa q
Asw ycyk
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
CRUISER THEORETICALLY SUNK.

IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Newport r l.. Sept 15.-The cruiser Yankees
parent ship Of the submarine fotilas was twice
theoretically blown 10 pieces last week by the sub
marines according to report here to-day. on the
arrival Of the feet from Buzzard's Bay. The at
tack on the cruiser by the Octopus. the CUttehsn,
the Viper the Tarantula and the Plunger. which
part of the regular manosuvres. was made In
bros daylight, and by the men the submarines
Az was considered successful. The boats were sub
merged twenty miles from the cruiser. The Cutts-
fish. the Wiper and the Tarantula are here for q
twenty four-hour test. beginning Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
TRUCE ONLY TEMPORARY.

Rochester Sept i5.-It was regarded at head
quarters tonight that the settlement of the Nc
Carrer cases means that. pending the election in
November neither Mr. Murphy nor Senator Nc
Carren will seek to pursue their warfare end
that each will lend his aid TO bring about the
success of the state and national tickets
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16
MRS. ISABELLE &. LEE ON STAGE.

one OF the audience at the Empire Theatre last
night recognized Mrs. Isabelle Erhardt Lee. daugh-
Ter of Colonel Joel Benedict Erhardt, In silent
mart" in John Drews Jack Straw" company
Mrs Lee has been prominent socially In New York
since her debut. and her appearance In the Broad
p,av production caused much comment among her
s-ie,as saeD at her fathers horne. in the St
tInberf No 100 West 57th street, last night. she
admitted that she had thought part IN MI.
Drews piecs.