New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-19

said that Governor Haskell was capable OF aliS"e
ing any charges made against him
Jobn Redmond leader OF the Irish Home Rule
partv in Ireland talked with Mr. Bryan Tor twen'
minutes but when he came out he said ne dlo no'
want to discuss American politics he caleu O7
Mr. BRYAN as a personal friend 1t was on MS re-
turn from the MONDAY meeting or the CollIie la
Travellers League that Mr. Bryan sa" Seh@toI
McCarren When the Senator came out ne SAID ne
had talked with Mr.. Bryan about the outlook IN the
+ats He told him he would carry the state will
he also carry Kings County, the Senator was
asked without doubt" replied the senator
Later In the afternoon Mr.. Bryan peeled on his
coat and waistcoat and collar, and. with suspend
ers Tapping around his legs, talked with his VS.
tors in truly democratic manner Viee-Chair-
mar. Hudspeth Of the national committee miro
duced several New Jersey politicians. and there
were a number OF the leaders from Connecticut and
Rhode Island making arrangements for his trip
to-day.
THOSE AT BRYAN DINNER.
Those who dined with Mr.. Bryan at the home OF
Mr. Cary were Norman E. Mack. Robert s. Hud-
speth John ". Cox. p. z. Curtis, son-in-law OF Mr.
Cary; Nathan Straus. z. I. Goltra, Of St Louis
Senator c. II. CuI5erson, Colonel R. y. Johnston,
of Texas; ". F. Burns. a friend OF Mr. Mack; D.
T. Campau. of Detroit; Governor ". c. Jennings
OF Florida, Melbert 3. Cary and John W. Cary, jr.
Mr.. Bryan leaves the city this morning at
O'Clock He is 20 stop Off in New Haven to see
Mrs. Alexander Troup. the widow Of Colonel
Troup, who died recently He leaves there 10
o'clock for Providence. making a brief address
from the rear of the train in New London. He
speaks at RiverpOint at o'clock and WOonsocket
at 415 in the afternoon. both places being
Providence. His address there will be az 80
D. m. He leaves Providence at $50 tomorrow
morning. reaching here about O'Clock and going
TO Esopus at s:G5 a. m. where he is TO spend the
day as the guest Of ex-Judge Alton B. Parker
In the evening he will go WoIfert's Roost and
remain there overnight the guest of ex-senator
David B. Hill. The following morning he goes
a meeting being arranged by Chairman Corners.
NOTHING FROM STANDARD OIL.
When Chairman Mack seen. after spending
the day with Mr. Bryan. he was asked regarding
the story that the Standard Oil Company had
contributed $4,000 10 the Democratic campaign
fund through Governor Haskell. treasurer OF the
committee 1T is absurd" he replied. Our money
is coming in IN small amounts. and is being turned
over to the committee every week for the current
expenses OF the campaign
Mr.. Mack denied rumor that Virgil P. Kline.
of Cleveland, attorney for the Standard Oil Com
pany, who was in town. had seen Mr.. Bryan
Neither had the candidate been visited by Will
lam r Sheehan. said Mr.. Mack Mr.. Mack said
that Mr. Bryan had not sent for Senator McCar-
rem TO nofy the Brooklyn leader. 1t just hap
pened that he to about a meeting IN
Brooklyn said Mr.. Mack. and expressed de-
sire TO go up and Mr.. Bryan. The candidate
will speak in Brooklyn some time after October 90
when he viii make a speech at Madison Square
Garden"