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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
At Davis Birthplace.

tBS ASSOcidteQ fTeSS.I
LOUISVILLE. KY. June 3.-Coin
cident with the impressive cercmo
MES marking Confederate Decoration
Day the one hundredth anniversary
of the birth of jefferson DAVIS was ap,
propriateiy observed today. Colone!
Bennett H. Young. commanding the
Southern Division of United Confed'
crate Veterans was master OF cere-
monies and spoke briefly.
At Fairview. tha birthplace of JEFF
ferson Davis elaborate and largely at
tended eXj rcises Were held today in
celebration Of the on hmndredth an
niversary CT the birth OF the presi-
dent of the Southern Confed racy. A
dinner was served on the grounds and
in tn. church in sight of the log cabin
where Mr. Davis was born. Addresses
were d livered by Captain w. J. SiOnn,
Of Lincoln county; DR.. f. Stewart, OF
Todd county: Rev. DR.. Millard A.
Jenkins. of Hopkinsville. and other
repr2 sentatives of the Jefferson Davis
Memorial Association. wera present
perfecting plans for the purchase OF
the old Davis homestead to be con-
verted into a Conf; derate park SINH
lar to the Abraham Lincoln National
Park in I-arue county.
Davis memorial services were also
held in HopkinSville at the Latham
monument.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
Trusted Emp|oye Of Jew York b.
si'udon Blows His Brains Out.
GAO JUST BEin Promoted
While Occupy Position as Receiving
Teller He JuasIed the Accounts
and When He Was Made Paying
Teller the Shortage Was Discovered.
CBy Associated PreSs.)

NEW YORK, June 3. - On being
questioned by the banks Officials
today about an apparent discrepancy
in his accounts, Charles T. Muirs.
paying teller of the Forty second
street branch Of the Corn Exchange
Bank, asked to be excused until he
could obtain a deposit ticket TO ex-
plain the matter. went TO the base
ment. and after writing a brief cor
fession that his accounts were short.
shot himself in the head. He died
within an hour at the hospital.
V;ce-Presideut Frcw, OF the Corn
Exchange Bank said today that Muirs'
shortage was 5000.
Nuirs was enc Of tho banks most
trusted employees. and II was while
he was receiving teller that he con-
Quoted his populations.
In his confession he said that the
entertainments had been going on for
five years and that he succeeded in
covering his shortage by substituting
new deposits FOR old
Three days ago he was made pay
Ing teller Of the bank aDd an exam
nation Of his accounts was be-
gun. q suspicion having been aroused
tina, all was not right. In the capac-
ity of paying teller he was no longer
In a position 10 conceal his shortage
ana h. momentarily facet discovery
Of H.
Vice President Frcw said 'ha, ;hc
shsriage was fully covered by sarety
bond
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
Srienoio Observance in Richmond.
80 ssSOciate5 preSS.)

RICHMOND. VA, June 3.-The
joint observance Of Hollywood Me
mortal Day and the Jefferson Davis
centennial took place here this after
noon. There were m mortal services
in St. Paurs church, the address being
delivered by Rev. d. w. NJ. Dame, Of
Baltimore. followed by a parade OF
veterans to the Jefferson Davis monu-
ment which was formally turned over
TO tie city. The procession then
proceeded to Hollywood cemetery
where the graves of the Confederate
soldiers were decorated.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
PARIS TRYING TO SOLVE
STRANGE MURDER MYSTERY
No Arrests Have Been Made in the
Case Of Artist steinheh and
Madame Paoy.
(By Associated Press.l

PARIS. June 3. Although the po-
lice are securing the criminal quar-
tiers of Paris. cross examining artists
models and running down every clue
no arrests have yet been made In
the case Of Artist Steiheil. who, with
his mother in-Iaw. Madame Japy. was
murdered in his house early Sunday
morning.
Much attention has been directed
TO the widow of N. Steinhcil, a hand
some woman. and who was in the
house at The time Of the murder. Is
pecial emphasis is laid upon the fact
that she sent away the cook, large
and strong woman. the day before the
crime. and declined the offer Of a
watchdog made by some neishbors.
Attention is called also TO the cir
cumstance that the only traces OF ink
from the overturned ink well were
found upon the bed upon which
Madame Sieinheil was discovered
hound and gagged. II is alleged also
that Madame Japy's body was plac-
ed upon the bed after she had been
strangled.
Madame Steinheil is Frustrated and
hysierical and has been removed To
the residence Of friend. Count
Arion. for treatment.
An investigation If ciHs supposed
10 have been found last night
through a barber VINO had been visit
cd by two men who had their boards
cut established the fact that thee
suspects were in no way involved IN
the crime.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
AMERICAN HORSES Peea sAlMR
ReImont's Norn1an Third Was We'll
Up In the Running First Along. bat
Could Not Get Better Than the
Fifteenth Place - The Mnk.fed
Hcrss Was Seventeenth
(By Associated Press. }

LONDON. June 3. - A rank oua-
sider--S ignorietta-owned by j. Gin.
isi.elli, and quoted in the betting 9
100 TO / against. today defeated 81
the American, British and French
cracks and captured the derby stakes
valued at $3.50 sovereigns and tue
greatest prize Of the turf world. the
Italian horse simply cantered home
from the hot tavorites by two lengths.
A. neck only divided the second horse.
the Duke Of Portiand's premier. and
the third, Barcley Walkers Llangwn.
Marcutio leu to the mile post, when
August Belmont's Norman Ill drew
to the 'front.' The American horse
however, gong down the Hill. was
overhauied by Mountain Apple. rid.
den by Lyme, an American jockey.
Lyme held the lead with Signoristta,
Premier and Liangwm. ridden ~
Maher, another American jockey. -
close atteHdance nntii Tho quasteg
mile home, whsn Sisnpsgeta. IN p1lE
fllley 4 IT, = =: e g
Yusn ana feaEfS& A6S6S The
OF winners. Mountain Apple ~.
fourth. sisnorietta,s time was 1:ssst.
Result hsee'sea WIN oss"S os
Not since Jeddah. anoeher 100 %
outsider. won the derby In 1888. az
there been such an utter roat OF tse
favorites. Sisnorietta has been ssen
to advan'ase. cue cou.o "u'y
nIth pace In ms yI 80
STAKE. IL is propao'e uA. Nv" -
did not carry HOT ina" 70 " ~
pubiics money ahd NET sc'y
received WIN o'*ns a'sI
quoted price on he. ~" " ..,s
was pu'e'y nou'", lne ,Is ~.
nave gwen any p 49, -,....
o"'s "o'Se .-.r
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
LABOR FEDERATION
WRNTS ALL TO VOTE
Defeats Resolution Aimed at Secretary
Paee-Move to Condemn Pri-
mary Nominations.

ROANOKE. VA. June 3.-The
morning session Of the Federation OF
Labor was taken mp mainly with dis
cussions over the report Of the COM
mittec on resolutions.
Resolutions We're adopted calling on
the national conve ntions. the De no
cratic and Republican parties TO adopt
a plank favorable to labor legislation.
calling on labor organizations to make
every effort TO secure the printing of
religious publications at union ofiices
and protesting against state cons,i-
tuition which prevented people who
could not read or write from voting.
An amendment to the constitution
to the cTect that only duly accredited
delegates to the convention could
hold Office. which was aimed at Sec.
rotary Pace. was defeated fy q vote
II 30 TO q.
A resolution conforming the trim.
airy plan OF nominations In tn state
went back 10 the committee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
PIERCE SAID 10 bE n utW york
His Confidential Employees Wit Not
Make Any Statement AZ to His Flu
ture Plans Until the Full oecis on
Of the Texas Supreme Court 10
Received.
(Ry Associated Press.l

FORT WORTH. TEN, June 3. -
Sheriff Matthews. of this county, has
requested the st. Louis authorities to
notify him as soon as II. Clay pierce
has been taken into custody.
Sheriff Matthews urged upon the st.
Louis authorities that no delay be
allowed in taking Pierce into Gus
tody. Matthews is preparing 10 leave
for ST Louis when notified of Pierce's
arrival.
Pierce is Now In New York.
ST. LOUIS. MO-, June }. - II.
Clay Pierce is now In New York
and has been there for some time. ut
liberty on a bond OF $4,000 signed
by II. s. Priest. his chief counsel.
Attorney II. s. Priest. leading coun-
sci for Mr.. Price, said today that Mr..
Pierce would probably fight the ef-
forts Of the Texas authorities to
take him to that state for trial at This
time.
Attorney Priest said that notwith-
standing the decision OF. The : GRiieA
States Supreme Court denying Mr..
Prices application for writ Of ha-
beas corpus for n release Of custody
of the Texas sheriff. he can apply
10 the state courts OF Missouri or
any other state in which he happens
TO be until the Texas sheriff claims
him.
The personal inclination Of Mr..
Pierce and myself will be for Mr..
Pierce to go 10 Texas now said
Attorney Priest. Il am confident
there is nothing in the charge against
Mr.. Pierce and that he would be
speedily acquitted there. But friends
Of Mr. Pierce have an opinion that
there is a disposition In Texas to
convict there whether he Is innocent
or guilty"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
GERMAN WOMEN w0UlD;BUy
MAN FOR HER DAUGHTER
The Man is Willing and So 10 His
wife, but They Are eeino
Held Up.
Try Associated Press

BOSTON, MASS. June 2. - With
certified check for $3..oo0 in her
poke; Mrs. Julie Wackermann. a
rich Bava.ian widow. is in Hoston.
accompanied by her daughter. Louise.
At the pier they we're met ny An
thofy Van Ecrvcort. well known
Berlin pianist. and his wife. They
wanted to hurry away. but IEmigra-
ton Commissioner Fittings had heard
something about they and detained
all four
Then they revealed the most as
founding affinity" case with which
the government over officially hss
been connected. Mrs. WacS"fmahn
acted as spokesman. and toll the
commissioner tho s?a.o"o was 10 be
given 70 Mrs. Van Drryoo:i AZ once
as life payment ~ SO a month. and
that In turn Mrs. Van Dcryoort NJ
once was to divorce her husband. In
turn. within twenty four hours after
the divorce he was 10 marry the
daughter. Louise. Thr o'h": three
nonehaian,Iy admitted the truth OF
tho story.
Moro than that. Mr. Van fprVoori
puIled out n signed and sealed con
trac, between the four rariics. where
BY they bound themselves to carry
out the agreement. Mrs Van DR.
voott seemed willing 70 sell her has-
ssnd.
They love each other. whv should
at les them Marry she asked.
-Tlcy csuldss .; some, so se Gaze
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
Celebration at Beauvoir.
lBy Associated Press.l

JACKSON. MISS. June "A nOta.
bic celebration Of the one hundredth
anniversary CT the birthday Of Jeffer'
son Davis took place today at Oxford
Miss, where an address on the life,
character and public s. rvices Of the
Confederate chieftian was delivered
BY Bishop Charles B. Galloway.
Bishop Galloway asserted that JET
fersOn Davis was the most conserva,
tive man Of the Civil War era and that
actuated by a spirit Of the highest
patriotism he put forth every effort
to divert the clash between the states.
At Beavcir. the historic home of
Mr.. Davis. a celebration was held IN
der the joint auspicies Of The Gulf Con
federaie organization. Beauvoir is now
used as a home for ex-Conf drrate
veterans.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
HANGS HIMSELF BEFORE
Nus OWN DNORKAgeN
impTovised . CaIIows and Put Moose
Around His Neck while Others
were Near By.
tBy Associated Press.D

LINCOLN. NEB. June =. - c. y.
WIIbcr. a Ecatricr. Neb.. butcher. 10.
day improyiscd 4 Ga!Iows In the pres,
cnce of workman aud hanged himself
The decd vas done in the buii.;iag he
formerly occupied as store. He
parricd questions while attaching a
rope to a ceiling hook and when at
tsntion was diverted drew a moose
over his head. Icapcd from his lad.
der and was killed.. His neck was
brok n by fail 81 seven feet.
D. Is supposed he vas demcnted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
General Holiday at Birmingham
GBy Associated PressD

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. June 3.-The
one hundrcdth anniversary Of the
birth or Jefferson Davis was CT brat
ed in Birmingham today Ey a joint
meeting 81 Camp Hiardee. Pelham
Chapter United Daughters cf the Con
federacy. and the two camps Ct Sons
of Vtrans. Colonel q. G. Oxford.
commander Of Camp Hardre. presided
Addresses were delivered by promi
nent members OF each organization
All iba banks were closed ana holiday
hours were observed at the pcStof
nee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
Pfkhsal II ehss'pe,ts 4 Ono
10 b Hil!ss b Rebate Cases.
IeT u l|esnll9 JUST At Present
But Summons 10 ReturnbIe June S
and He Win Appear at That Time
Delays the Grand Jury's Report in
the cass.
Especial to The Daily Press

Especial to The Daily Press)
RICHMOND, VA. June ;. - George
w, Stevens, president Of the Chesa :
peake Ohio Railway Company. was
this morning summoned TO appear
before the grand jury In the United
States district Court, which is seek
Ing evidence against certain other
officials Of the company. charged with
violations Of the Interstate commerce
acts in giving rebates.
The subpoenas for the head Of the
railroad was issued a few minntea
after the grand jury retired to their
room TO continue their deliberations
begun on yesterday. Judge Wadiil'
openei court promptly at 1890
O'Clock. Clerk Brady reading the liS'
Of Jurors. all OF whom were pres
ent.
As on yesterday. District Attorney
Lewis entered the jury room to as
sis; In the examination Of Witnesses
and TO instruct the Jurors in the
method OF procedure There was ap-
parentIy no untoward exciiemenr. The
jurors retired quietly and tho hrsi
ness. 81 the court in other matters
proceeded.
The subpoena for President Stevens
was issued by Clerk Joseph ?. Brady
and was handed to Marshal Morgan
Treat for immediate execution.
Stevens No. la cay.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
No Statement from Pierce.

NEW YORK. June ;. - Inquiry at
the Office of II. Clay Pierce in this
city elected a statement that Mr..
Pierce was at his Office today. but
no statement of his intentions IN
view OF the decision OF the court could
he obtained. At the Office OF Rufus
Choate. one of Mr.. Picrcc's counsel. 1t
was said that no statement as 10
Mr.. Piercn's plans will be made until
the full decision Of the Supreme Court
has been received.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
Only Daughters Quiet Observance.
INV Associated Press,

COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO June
s.-The Heath anniversary of the i.rfh
IT Jefferson Davis vas celebrated
quietly today by Mrs. J. a. Hayes.
younres, daughter Of the Pr sident Of
tn Confedcracy. She " the only
mcmber Ct his family now surviving
No formal function marked the event.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
Memohis Double Celebration.
nv Associated prcss.p

MEMPHIS. TENN. June CON
federai. Memorial Day 10 conjunction
with the one hundred,h anniversary
of the birth Of Jensrson Davis. was
celebrated In Memphis today. In ad
di,ion TO the regular memorial scr
vice nj EImwcod cemetery tn Con
ted-raie Historical Association had a
celebration In the Goodwin Instiiuie
this evening and psblic buildings ~erc
closed IN honor Of the day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04

ary 1861 he was elected to the h 'ad
of the provisional government WAS
decorated with the cOlor5 of the lost
cause. The main f. ature Of III" day
was the presentation of pictures OF
Davis to the Carnegie library and the
ten schools by the patriotic organi'
cations of the city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
TWO BATTlESMIRS
WFAKER THAN OTIleRS
Maine and AIabsma - o. ADsoo6 q
the 0sssNee - tsso
rPy Associated Press.D

SAN FRANCISCO. June 3.-Nsgs
Monday morning he bsttiszAaps
Maine ard Alabama. csaxsed - .
special service sarsdrua. vtsl 80 ~
Hampton Roads. BY wsy q Tsoesss9a
and points beyond. Thsy ore tie 0Ea
vessels 10 he Detected frsa tAe ~
lsniic feet, and wiIl make a. 49,
cruise In advance q H. oaCB11o
Connecticut and the othsss. aFs1v5ug
nj Hampton Roads @ octsser -
The feet proper Vim ~ - - .
tha, place anti sext FesFaary n
dropping Of the Msjse no. ~ 49,
Is due 90 the fact thas ~ NoouluD
raAius Is limited 10 sbsu1 ~ UIlD'
without rscoasisg - - - .
stretch ~ sbosf s.eeB go ;
tis,e after she 49, pD1S11
and befcFe ~ ~
essse Ct ~ TO
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
Thaw Hearing Postponed.
(By Associated Press)

POUGHKEEPSIE n. Y, June a
The hearing on the motion TO have
Harry X. Thaw transit rrcd from the
Matteawan State Hospital 10 some
other Institution. which was 10 have
come before Supreme Court Justice
Merschauser in this city next Saiur,
day has been adjourned for one week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04

10 tails free Country. where they can
be merged into 0nc"
Commission nlings released Mrs.
Wackermann and her daughter under
nominal bail until h. could commu-
nieate with tn" WashInrto nauthori.
ties.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
Union LEAGUE N tad Way.

WASHINGTON. Juno 7. The
Union Leaeue Club o. this city passed
on, Of existence with tn. playing Of
,oday's games with Philadelphia. the
players took possession OF the box
aud the full amount taken in al the
gate was divided smong then.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
Two CENT POSTAGE WITH
ENGLAND AFTER OCT. I
One Ounce Letter VII be Sent Across
the Atlantic FOR less Than At
Present

WASHINGTON. June 2. Post.
master General Meyer announced TO
day that an agrcemcn had been
Tsashed with the British government
proviains for a letter poiage Of two
cents an ounce between the United
states AMI Great Britain ana ireland,
10 he operative October !. 1905.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
ortcpus' .-ri,I . Success.
ti,y Associated PressD

NEWPORT. u g.. June ,. - The
hoard of inspection which has bccr
here watching the trial OF the sub
marine torpedo boat oc;spus left for
Washington tonight with report
tina, the craft worked much brsscf
than they expccfcd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
We'll Observed in Texas.
(By Associated Press.)

EBy ASSUE1atFd fTess.J
WACO, TEXAS, June 3.-Banks
were closed here today and interesting
exercises were h Id tonight in honor
Of the one hundredth anniversary OF
the birth of Jefferson Davis. In all
the cities CT Texas the day was OBJ
D. rived.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
0eoraia's Primary Today.

ATLANTA, GA. June On the
eve OF the Democratic tate primary
both Governor Smith and his opponen,
Joseph NJ. Brown. claim victory. As
to the ether contests there is com
paratiyely little general interest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04
General Throughout Alabama.
tax Associated Prcss.D

MONTGOMERY. ALA June g.
Montgomery snd much 81 Alabama TO-
dav ce,ebrated tn one hunfredth an
adversary az the birth q Jefferson
Davis. The capitol, wscrc In Fehr1-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-04

THE DAILY PRESo 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news report OF the Asso-
eiated Press.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-11
A Break for Liberty

from stomach. liver and kidney trouble Is
made when a So box Of Dr.. Kings New
Life Pils Is bought For sale hg Rsaton
Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-11
HITCHCOCK iAUDS PRESIDENT
Democratic Congressman Says Roose-
Welt Acts for the People.
TALKS TO REAL ESTATE MEN
Says when Book of His Life Is Writ
ten Greatest Chapter VIII BE
on Conservation of Nat
uraI Resources.

Commending President Roosevelt in the
highest terms for starting the movement
for the conservation of natural resources,
day noon, said;
"rhe things President Roosevelt does in
defiance OF law or congressional order are
generally for the interests OF the people"
Congressman Hitchcock was speaking Of
the president r~eorganizing his commissions
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-11

and making new appointments without
congressional order and without having
the law on his side, when he paid President
Roosevelt the compliment of saying that
he did things for the interests of the peo-
pie regardless Of formalities.
Il believe hat when the final chapter in
the history Of Theodore Roosevelt is writ
ten" said the democratic representative,
that starting the movement for the con-
servation of our resources will be the most
important and lasting thing which will be
said about the man. All his other reforms
and accomplishments are not in the same
c~iass-other men had those ideas before
him, but the one thing OF awakening the
American people to the waste going on in
the country is due to the work OF President
Roosevelt"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-11
Growth of Cities.

Mr.. Hitchcock spoke almost an hour to
the real estate dealers, telling them of the
growt OF the cities Of the United States
because OF organizations OF business men
and dramatically describing the fight OF
Senator Robert NJ, La Toilette OF Wisconsin
against the Aldrich-Vreeland bill on the
floor of the senate.
1T was remarkable because the senator
from Wisconsin made his address and the
courageous fight in the face of the opposi
tion OF the men who have been there a life
time run the senate and think they own
IL, men like Hale and Allison"
Mr., Hitchcock told the real estate dealers
that undoubtedly Aldrich had an under
standing with Vice President Fairbanks
before the session hat he, Aldrich. was 70
walk TO the front Of the senate chamber
and Fairbanks was to recognize him just
at the o%pportune time 20 demand a roll
call and arbitrarily prevent any other sen
stors speaking after Senator Gore OF Okla
homR concluded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-19
BRYAN TO TRAVELLERS.
Peerless One" Addresses League at
Noon Meeting.

william Jennings Bryan addressed the CONNER
cial Travellers League yesterday in the hall at
No S57 Broadway He began speaking after
1880 O'Clock and kept it up for hour. This time
was chosen to give all the members of the league
chance 10 be present although might have
To- sacrifice their luncheon hear the Peerless
One"
The hall decorated with many flags guam
titles OF pictures OF Mr.. Bryan, with OF Mr.
Kern, and large supply of Democratic notices
and hackneyed arguments. The empty dinner pail
was exploited in black and white to the disad-
vantage Of the Republican party. Mr.. Bryans pet
arguments were pasted all the walls wherever
the eye could reach.
Hundreds gathered long before the scheduled
time in the effort TO obtain good seats Those who
did not arrive before 1870 o'clock got no seats and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-19
GUFFEY NOT TO COLLECT FOR BRYAN.
On Committee to Look After Pennsylvania
Campaign Finances.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune J

Pittsburg. Sept 1s.-CooHel James NJ. Gufrey is
not 10 become a collector for a Bryan campaign
fund. reported from Harrisburg. When the sub
jet brought 10 his attention he gave out 3
statement follows:
II am member Of the Democratic state finance
committee, composed entirely of organization pea-
pie This committee appointed BY the chair
man Ct the Democratic State Central COMMITTEES 10
look after the financial part OF the campaign within
the state, and has connection with the financing
of the national campaign"
Colonel eieffey also intimated that under no con-
sderation would ne lend his efforts as a collector
for the Democratic national campaign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-19
RousINe MEETING IN TIE 2sTa.

A rousing meeting OF voters Of the 2sth Asss1na5
District TO ratify the national and stare Rspuo-'
can tickets was held last night in Charles :
Hughes Hail. at Madison avenue and sSth strss-
The bodies represented included the Plaza-Csnss-
Park Republican Club. the Y0rkviiis Rspuols-
Club. the Lincoln Republican Club and the CAAil'
E. Hughes Republican Club.
Frank Hendrick announced that msstings So-A
be held at the hall every Friday night durins =,
campaign other speakers were Edward a.
Brown, Colonel Jacob Eenple. OF Utica. and lA-
Fluid. widely known as the drummer OratoI.