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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
c. s. BOARDS IN SESSION.
State and Municipal Com missioners
Hold Second Conference.

ALBANY Oct L harIes F MiIliken. president
OF the State Civil Service Commission, addressing
the opening session Of the second conference OF
State and Municipal Civil Service Commissioners
to-day said that Civil Service commissioners were
really charged with one single but paramount
duty, that Of securing the highest degree OF e.
hciency possible IN the Iublic service.
The greatest problems" he said. with which
have 10 deal are these; The problem OF clas-
sihcation the problem Of examinations as means
for the filing Of public Offices and the problem
presented by the laws prohibition against the ex-
pIotation Of public office for partisan purposes
Mr.. MiIIiken declared that there was no longer
serious effort 10 exploit minor Offices in the ser
vice for the benefit Of political parties
The truth is he said, that the call to duty
sounded by Cleveland and Roosevelt by Hughes
and Folk and q score Of other leaders Of the
people latter day preachers Of civic righteousness
and civic responsibility. and the fact that not
few of the mayors Of our cities have been chosen
account Of proved business ability rather than
because they adopts at carrying ward caucuses
have imbued the public service with a spirit that
if recent disclosures be believed might be
wisely ernuIated in corporate and private business
circles
Roscoe c. E Brown. Of New York, State Civil
Service Commissioner. presided at to-nights ses-
sion. Thomas NJ Osborne, member OF the PUB
lie Service Commission in the % District, delivered
an address and papers prepared by Maynard N
Clement, State Commissioner Of Excise, and As
senblymsn John Lord O'Brian. Of Buffalo, were
read. Other speakers the programme with
their subjects were Commissioner George r
Skies. Of Buffalo. Scope OF the Power Of With
holding Certificates from Payrolls'; Charles D
Phillips secretary and chief examiner. OF Utica,
Merit and FTtness-How Best Determined; Com
missioner Arthur ". Kettle, OF jamestown The
Labor Registration Problem" and John c. Birds
eye, of Albany, secretary Of the State Commits
sion, Exemptions and Exceptions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
DARRIN At TRACK
Queens District attorney Says
Gambling Is Going On.

District Attorney Ira G. Darrin Of Queens county
went down to the Aqueduct racetrack yesterday 10
study the conditions AMI TO confirm the reports Oh
his detectives as 10 the observance OF the anti
gambling law After wandering about the lawn
whore the crowd was assembled and visiting the
clubhouse he told the newspape-nen tat he pur-
posed doing what his interpreted or The law
He said plainly that the law was being violated
but so far as he could it would be difhcut 70
secure a conviction. inasmuch as no money changed
hands and no records of bets were made. at least
openly He said further that the Interpretation or
the law by Justice Bisch0f and Justice Gaynor
was not in accordance with his views. and that ne
was being guided entirely in whatever action he
might take on his Interpretation, which pre-
cIuded the making Of & bet OF any kind he said
he had twenty detectives at the track, ana WonId
act II they got evidence that gambling was gong
on. Bets certainly being made, but not IN
way that could be proved He said he had IN
structed his detectives to inform the managers OF
the Queens County Jockey Club OF the men be-
lieved be violating the law, and would have the
managers indicted aiding and abettirg gaInDhns
If they failed to expel violetors
Sheriff Harvey. OF Queens, said he had been IN
able 10 make arrests because Of lack OF evidence
but If the District Attorney could show him any
evidence arrests would be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
BR4ZIL,S EXPOSITION.
Sho1cing of Nations Industries and
Manufactures at Rio de JdneirO.

The national Industrial exhibition now open in
Rio de Janeiro Brazil. according TO mail advices
and passengers from the republic. is The greatest
OF its kind ever held in South America AL OF
BrsziTs manufactures and industries have sub
stantial exhibitions that mark the progress and
DEVELOPMENT CT the country. One OF the exhioi-
lions that the BraZillans particularly proud OF
is that OF the educational department showing the
advancement In the school and college systems,
wherein they have Incorporated many American
"a. as General F NJ. de Souza Aguiar. Mayor OF Rio
de JaneirC who designed the Monroe Palace, where
the last Pan-Anertcan Congress was held, snd also
tire Brazilian pavilion at the -. Louis exposition
is largely responsible for the development q the
educational system.
General Souza Aguiar." said a Brazilian ar
rival yesterday studied the American public
school system. and carried back many good ideas
obtained here. We also using all ths supplies
rom here. desks. books and all We proud
OF our schools
We import much Of large machinery bat
We have become great manufacturers OF small
machinery. and these productions appear 10 good
advantage Then there IL also cotton cloth ex-
hibit thar proves how Brazil Is progressing,
OF course the tropical products. such as coffee.
sugar and rubber well represented We have
also on exhibition many varieties % minerals.
Shoes. made in Brazilian factories from Brazilian
hides. also show
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
SUMMING UP IN COURT MARTIAL
Question of Criminal Intent in Case OF
Lieutenant Ballard

The court martial Of Lieutenant Ballard of the
coast artillery, reconvened in the Army Building
yesterday afternoon for the summing up. but frst
it heard the testimony Of two witnesses called by
the prosecution.
Colonel S. L. Allen, coTnmandant al Fort Wads-
worth testified that the defendant. a warning
from him had promised TO stop drinking for good
and had kept his pledge, far he knew, for
several months. Then ne noticed lapse and repri-
rnanded him. But ne said that in all his experience
with Ballard he never detected any inability to
comprehend him or realize the situation.
Island told the court Ballard had persuaded him
10 receipt a bill for supplies the defendants
pany before it had been paid that Ballard might
show il as 4 voucher to his superior officer The
defendant had promised to pay him the money on
two separate dates he said, but he had never re-
ceived il.
Edwin D. Webb, civilian counsel for Ballard. in
RUNNING up dwelt upon the evidence Of his client
mental incapacity testified 10 as result OF his
excessive drinking This. he said. dismissed the
deIInuuencies were concerned and he should there
fore be acquitted Of the charge Of embezzlemeut.
Captain Johnston, the judge advocate, reviewed the
evidence in a typewriter statement arguing that
the defendant showed mental responsibility in
his acts but deliberately stole his company funds
The result OF the court martial will be submitted
10 General. Grant and made known later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02

Brooklyn Uomdn Captures Burglar
in NeighbOr'S Flat.

Armed with a heavy wrench. Mrs Emma
Clarke, OF No. 443 1st street. Brooklyn. attacked
three burglars single handed yesterday noon
and captured one Of them, while her young
daughter summoned assistance The burglars
were rihng the apartment Of H E Greene
newspaper man. on the first floor, across The hall
from Mrs. Clarke's rooms.
Mrs. Clarke. who is small, slight woman
heard the thieves at work on the hall door. ana
peeked through a crack at them while they
were forcing an entrance. While her daughter
went to call the 1anltor she got heavy wrench
and started in after the burglars One Of the
men Just inside the door. she grabbed The
others dropped their plumber and ran for the
windows carrying with them only babys goid
ring.
The man whom Mrs. Clarke caught nnaliy
tore himself away from her and started for the
front door. but there the Janitor caught him
Before the police arrived Detective Meyer
smith Of the Brooklyn bureau, who happened
to be in the neighborhOod. entered and tried 10
get possession of the burglar He showed no
badge and the captors ignored him. Then the
police came and the detective refused 70 show
his badge to them also. They arrested him
after Z tussle in the hallway IN which revolvers
were drawn Negersmith was carted OF with
the burglar 70 the Bergen street police station
as a possible accomplice- There he explained
who he was and got free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

twentieth New York District-Thornas w brau-
lev. Republican. renominated.
,Tvvs-rv-sacond New York Observation-Disclosures Il
Draper Republican, Tenominated
FIFTH Massachusetts District-ButIeF Ahes' u
Lowell. Republican, renorntnated-
Second Connecticut Observation-Disclosures d, Sper-
~. Of New Haven. Republican trenoHinated)-
Eleventh New York District-Charles y Forres'
Democrat lreuominated}-
Eighth New York Distrct-Daniel J Riordan'
Democrat reroninared)-
Fifth New Jersey District-Dr- Isaac Barber
Democrat.
Sixteenth New York District-Francis Burton
Harrison Democrat (renomtnated)-
Thirtv-arst New York District-John A Curus'
Of Wayne Democrat.
Thirtfeth New York District-Murray r. F0ole'
Of Ithaca. independence party.
Eighth New Jersey Dfstricr-Colonel Lesage
Pratt Democrat lrenOminated)
air+h New Jersey District-George NJ Richheld'
Republican. ,.-..
Fourteenth New York Dlstrict-William Wlllett'
II. Democrat (renominated)
Eighteenth New York District-Joseph A tTou4-
den Democrat (renoninatedl.
Tenth New York DisJrict-Nilliarn sulzer, Demo
Graf lrenomnated).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
PAGE REFUSED NOMINATION.

In DENYING the story that Senator Alfred r
Page had been turned down by the Republicans Of
the 18Th Senate District ex-AssenblyTan Josiah
T. Newcorah. the candidate for the Senate. gave
our Z letter last night from Senator Page, which
said IN part
Before the last session I had determined not 70
le 2 -srdf7a-a for reelection 10 the Senate
feel that The duty owe 10 my family CoTIels
ne 70 decline To again be a candidate Tor the
Senate
I note Wiz apprec4a-son your coILIlleno2Jlon OF
The support I have given 10 The policies Of Gov
e--7or Hughes and your thought that might feel
81 Necessary 70 return 10 give further assistance
From conversations that yo- and have had II
The past know that zoe believe IN the policies
Of the Governor and can be. 10y reason ~ your
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
MISS LoNsDALE REGRETTED SUIT.
Letters Made Public in Statement Issued by
EIkins Attorney

u-1,i1s TT Va Oct State Senator Fred c.
Rive and William E. Baker, attorneys Tor Blaine
F1kins and his father. Senator stephen b Elkins
:, the breach of promise suit brought against
Blaine EIkfns by Miss Ada Louise Lonsoale OF
Vow YORK authorized a statement to-day, IN part
as follows:
Ta++ars from, the plaintiff to Judge Dayton and
+bs press snow conclusiveIy she did not want the
suit brought, and that the ahdaVit Wlt9out pFece-
ds7t in such & suit. widely published was pro
cured, according 70 her statement oy mlsTepre-
Sanitation. One Of the letters is as follows:
ITO Judge A @. Dayton. Philippi n. Va: l see
nv to-dav's papers that suit has been brought
against Pla3rs ElkinS by Jesse Epstein am
eTrfI1IIv sorry that this has up in court be
cause il was contrary to my wishes and don't
want ANYTHING done in the matter Please stop
the suit I hate this notoriety. and my LAWYERS
s,ould have consulted me- before th5y gave this
9Tt to the newspapers and started suit am
aTvfully cory, and II there is any more news
5aner talk wish TO be properly placed before
nv friends and the public in general and wish II
understood by every that II was not my IN
str1ction TO have anything like this occur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
BRYAN LOSING GROUND
Republican Prospects Brighter IN
Middle H7esf-Ohio Wants Hughes.

VITA Republican prospects constantly pTlei' .---as
in the middle Western states where By a1llsii ~
-,.-fhs ago was Supposed 10 BE- rampant lle n
puaIioan Hatio.aaI COMMITTEES IS giving nor
10 New YORK Ohio Indiana and Maryland
Chairman Hitchcock said yesterday tiial n
publican victory IL Ohio was assured o1' d
known tlzat TIE detection Of Senator Fo'aA0'' :,
1oztnc me STANDARD OH agitation ana the CAM
.so- ~ The Senator's speaking dates. hss %
an ugly feeling among the Foraker men an =
national committee is alert 10 repair al ol1-e
tAfs sort Chairman Hitchcock SAID Ees'e'- "a -
The Ohio people had requested maj 00
Hughes speak ;here twc days =.
The desire 10 have Governor Hughes spe~A -
,-nf, * re-sa-al as well SIS political. sSio NJ
Hitchcock II dates be arranged 50 as NO
: on-.fc- with TIE tine already allotted 10 GOV
s-no- Hughes he probably viii go 10 o.'' ~
nine during the next or three weeks
81 st.o-7- ff- rglrra-s started by the Demo
cratic campaign managers concerning iFlc'i'N x
tween the national and The Congress eallps'-e-
-nittees and thar TIRE President was - =
,--ssp.i7en -A{rgs out N Hitchcock said mere
zss nothing In The stories 10 his knoWleoes' a. '-
-, committees were working n harmony
Chairman hitchcock and Herbert Parsons pres
tdent q the county committee were me EI7s7
chairman Woodruff q the Republican STATE Com
rrittee 81 dinner Al the Union League oiup %
1E-asnesssv night They talked over the national
s-a-e and 1ocsl SIT .st3ons fer several hours d'1
were Joined late IN the evening bE senator w
Murray Crane o Nassacil'lsetisi f---.le'
c-earre r sheldon. treasurer OF me i'Si'--'i-1-
National Committee and Congressman Dawes o
Ohio. .,-.
A. Hitchcock sad last night that. while there
,r.s nothing 10 announce as coming from me
Wednesday night conference, the occasion SER Gu
n -,errrt III. Republican campaign manages 10
- ,-s- matters without being disturbed 1y VS.
s,o-s Senator Crane after seeing M Hitchcock
arain YESTERDAY morning al breakfast al me fio'e-
Manhattan. returned home
Chairman Hitchcock said last night lha' u -. w.
-,e-.az -i-f, -s-a--s received regarding conditions
a. T-ssa-a The chairman said lie expected q oel-
ersrion oe Maryland Republicans today 10 IaiA
s,v-e- -r4 situation IL thar state
Next week ar TINS time. Chairman Hitchcock s'-,
- F2ar-arf-a- party would have more speakers
-. ~ -ta r7s-fr-a, F-l- -haa al any other time
"a tn history Of party politics in this country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
FRENCH COUNTESS LOST IN AFRICA
Had Hunted Wild Game in California and
Intended Trip to Mexico.

Los Angeles, Oct Some months the
Countess G. de Mehrenc de 81. Pierre. OF St Bri-
enne France deposited with Charles A. Montgom-
cry Of this city. former government scout and
friend Of President Roosevelt, 81 so which was TO
be used TO defray the expenses OF hunting trip N
Mexico The money placed in bank IN Los
Angeles After months Of delay, IN which no word
OF the countess was received, the young woman :
father was comm unicated with, and the answer
received last night by Montgomery furnished the
information that the countess is lost somewh' IN
the wilds Of Africa.
Countess de St. Pierre is known Tor her t&plvt's
IN the field and forest last visit 10 Califoru Il,
n wear ago she passed in shooting wild bears IN
the delta Of the Colorado River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
T4HEY HEADS TICKET.
Nominated by Bay State Democrats
for Governor.

Boston. Oct. with scarcely jar in the har-
Tnony Of fts proceedings the Democratic State Con-
vention to-day nominated state ticket for the
November election, chose sixteen Pres Dental cleo
tors and adopted g of resolutions the main
plank Of which advocated tariff, labor and state
administration reforms The state ticket chosen was
follows:
Governor-JAMES Il. vAHEY. OF Waterfowl
Lieutenant Covernor-CHARLEs J. BARTON. Of Merose
Secretary Of state-JAMBs F. AWKWARD. Of Cam
bridge
Treasurer and Receiver-General ERWIN H. KEN
NEEDY, Of Pfttsheld
Au6I,or-sIdEON Y. SHAW, Of Lawrence
Attorney CIene-aI-JOEN 4. THAYER OF Worcester
The Presidential electors-at-arge chosen Wers
Richard Olney, OF Boston, and James E. Cotter' OF
Hyde Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02

Sheriff Lane Ordered to IgHors
Pittsburg Courts Summons.

A writ commanding Sheriff Charlss NJ Lane. p
WestchesteT County, TO produce Thaw in Pif'so1s
forthwith was served the Sheriff BY a Lh''-
States deputy marshal yesterday The s1eriA -
that he viii refuse TO obey the wrir on the 49,
OF Attorney General jackson. Who has tod u
not TO Thaw OF the jurisdiction OF ire -
York Supreme Court least FOR the present - -
writ which Is 20 take Thaw Pittssurg 70 iss'--
n the bankruptcy proceedings there. was 80
by r W Archibald. justice % the Federal Iis-'''
Court.
II he does not appear he probably vii oe
judged IN contempt sheriff Lane says tAAi - =
entirely within his legal rights n refusing 70 90
the writ. and ths next move IS IN doubt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
WARRANT AGAINST DEWITT WITHDRAWN

Buffalo. Oct. 1T was announced this Silsi-s-
that the warrant for the arrest OF Clarence - -.
the New York member OF the firm o. Ae~- .,v
Williams 4 Co brokers. who suspended reessIS.
had been withdrawn The warrant vas - So
connection with the suit OF " x s-lVe'--..sa
against Harold q. Meadows 20 recover -.O,x
moneys said 10 have been paid TIE arfn I0-
which was delivered . In
Dewitt arrived here to-day and eorfsrrea Al
Nr s,lys-rhorpe ana showed hirn and His We.
that the trading % Meadows. Williams . -
rot done through him As n result '-'
.hich had not been served, Withdraw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
DISCUSS GAMBLING WITH JEROME.

in the Tenderlon that is being conducted by As
sstant District Attorney Murphy was marked yes
terday by visits 10 the District Attorneys office
Of Lou Ludlum Inspectors Titus and Stein
brIck and Acting Captain Thomas Il. Murphy Of
the sd Precinct
Mr.. Ludlurn said that he had dropped in be-
cause his name had been mentioned in recent news
paper stories OF gambling, and he wished TO
straighten out matters Ludlum and his counsel
time.
II was understood that the police officers were
called TO explain the records OF some Of the 'sus-
pected' gambling houses which were recently sent
by Commissioner Bingham to the District At
rOrney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
W R. RAYNER ILL III NORFOLK.
Attempts to Board Train for New York, but
Is Detained Until Father Arrives.
fBy Telegraph to The tribune

Norfolk Va Oct. 1.-Senator Isadore Rayner, Of
MARYLAND arrived here to-day from Baltimore 10
look after his son ". r. Rayner, who is I'll in a
hospital
w r Rayner who gained much n0toriety
through his elopenent with & Baltimore woman
some months ago, found in Norfolk after his
mysterious isappearance. and Senator Rayner
trsn came for him and carried him back home.
The son came back to Old Point Comfort, and
yesterday came to Norfolk lie sought to take a
train for New York last night. but his condition
was such that he was detained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
RAIN CHECKS REVTvING FLAMES.
saranac Lake Fire Succumbing-Mauy Still
Fighting in Adirondacks.

Saranac Lake y. Y, oct. IA fine drizzling rain.
beginning late to-day, has put timely check on
the forest fires reviving in this locality
The Mount Baker fire. which early in the day
caused some alarm. is now slowly yielding 10 the
moisture
DR. Trudeau's large cottage sanatorium is safe.
A small fire was burning in rs neighborhood, but
to-nights rain IS extinguishing it.
Chief Fire Warden EmmOns who was at Dame
mora fighting fire to-day arrived here tonight lie
estimates that there are still about thousand
men fighting fire in all parts Of the Adirondacks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
NEGRO TROOPER CARRIES CASE UP.

Washington Oct. 1.-The case OF Oscar ". Reid
one OF the negro members OF the 18th Infantry
who were discharged by the President account
FRAY was docketed in the Supreme Court Of the
United States to-day. Reid seeks 10 compel the
pavment Of his salary from his discharge until the
termination of his enlistment. The comes
from a New York court, where the decision was
a6y o Reid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
Mr.. BRYAN MARRIED "a YEARS.

Lincoln. Neb- oct William J Bryan arrived
in Lincoln al O'clock this morning As me -
80 1,47,, home r.s--5 mo The station the Taft
srerfal vas CA d sfGerrack ready 70 continue rs
Journey couple of hours later.
NJ Bryan spent the DAY al home, II being me
rvrenrv-faur-h anniversary q MS marriage Al me
members 81 the family are here and joined WIN
rim in receiving the congratulations q ne-gh5ors
I'D frtonEs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
MAsoNs BAR ILLICIT DRUGGISTS.

by Telegraph The Tribune
St Louis Oct. 1.-The Masonic Grand Lodge, %
Missouri formally amended It's constitution to-day
BY excluding from membership al druggists Who
cell intoxicants without prescriptions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
ASK RECEIVER FOR NEWPORT ROAD.

rBy Telegraph The Trthunel
Newport r l.. Oct. George Gordon King and
Hugh d Auchincloss to-day filed a petition in the
Superior Court Of Rhode Island asking that a re-
celver be appointed for the Newport s. Wexford
Railroad q Steamboat Company. whose lines are
used 10 a large extent hy the members Of the New
port summer COLONY hearing has been SET for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02

Washington oct. 1.-At the White House to-day
it was stated that the message from Premier Dea-
kin did reach ttae President until last Tuesday
when II delivered by Counsellor Esme ,5oyra ard.
Of the British Embassy. The Presidents secretary
that the President replied 10 the message
verbally through the counsellor thanking Premier
Deaktn for the invitation and saying il would be
impossible for him 10 accept IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02

Pogghkeepsie. y Y oct. John f sehlosser,
LAWYER. Of FYshkiIl-on-Huds was nominated
today by Republicans for State Senator TOT Tn, lns
oath Senate District. Sanford W smith OF ma
ham. declined denomination on the GROUND 'L@'
duties Of Office interfered with ms IA" pfa0'''e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
ASSEMBLY NOMINEES.
Republicans Name Candidates IN
Ne5o York County.

Assembly district conventions were he4o ey 'ne
Republicans in New York County last hshI IN
a few instances adjournments were taken 1I' ~
ton OF the conventions follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
THE PRESIDENT CAN'T ACCEPT.

Melbourne. oct ALFRED Deakin. The Premier Of
Australia. sent g cable message TO President
Roosevelt fortnight ago thanking him for max
ing possible the visit of the American battleship
feet 10 Australian waters and urging him TO visit
Australia mis- way 10 Africa. The fact that no
answer has been received from the President has
given rise considerable speculation in Australia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02

>--f.,, - Y Or+ Truman E Case. Of Nor
,-cr has been nominated by the Prohibition party
for state senator from the Chenango-M adison-o'
seco district The Democrats have made no nom
nation as Yet in opposition to Senator Aids Repu0
lfoan and may indOTse Case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02

Geneva y y oct. Gavin ! Huson' Oh ia'eS
vas nominated to-day for State Senator 81 me
r,r,,,-,+f- convention in the IA District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02
Upstate ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

Amsterdam. y Y oct IA j. 1u1-IS'' %
- -ss nominated for the Assembly to-day by
ne Democrats q Montgomery County.
Buffalo, oct arthur Z. Hammond has oe
clre5 the Democratic nomination Ior Member Oh
Assembly in the eth Assembly DISTRICT Of hIIe
- -, account Of business reasons. and the
o,-,i-+ea m vacancies substituted for him on the
rt~let to-day Charles A Rose Of Eden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-02

training and experience, Of great assistance e
him in the Senate.