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Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-21

rived from Pierre, S. D., where he died
November II. He was well known as a
butcher in South Omaha.
J.. o. Eastman announces the regular
meeting of Phil Kearney post, Grand Army
of the Republic, and the Woman's RELIEF
corps, Saturday evening.
George Hoffman, Sam Remer and Mike
Remer went hunting last week and just
returned with a killing Of rabbits and a
coon. A coon bake will be celebrated to-
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Blueball celebrated
their birthdays and also the wedding ami
versary of their parents Tuesday. A party
of friends and relatives, forty in number,
were present. Some of the guests came
from Kansas and others from Wisconsin.
Mems automobile overcoats, SIS; worth
SO; mems all wool blue serge suits, $40,
worth, S15; mems Ralston shoes reduced to
$3.50; $3.50 dress shirts, 500; up-to-date
brown overcoats as low as $3.50. These are
only a few of the many good things on
sale at the Nebraska Shoe and Clothing
House, corner 18th and N SITS, South
Omaha. Don't fail to see the display In our
new outside case.
II IL an EASY matter to do business
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-21

late Thursday and gave a bond for $500,
John L. Mulfinger being his surety. The
date OF his trial has not been ,set by the
county attorney, but 1t will be started
within the next week or two. The penalty
for contempt may be either a fine or i'm
pr1sonment, in the discretion of the court.
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BuiIdin9 Permits.

frame store. 81. 200; W. II. Timme, Fortieth
and Seward, frame dwelling, $3.50; j. s.
Y~ounsquist. Nineteenth and Clark. addition
Mrs. Antonio Chizum, Twenty-sixth and
Taylor, frame dwelling. $3.50; j. II. Masten
IWenG-eighth avenue and Davenport
frame dwelling, 1900; J. b. Whitley
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-21
Death from blood Poison

was prevented by G. w. Cloyd. PUNK,
No, who healed his dangerous wound with
Bucklen's Arnica salve. 25c. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-21
DIVORCE COURT COSTS LOW
LItIEants I'm GaIou Case Must a but
$50, Attorneys Fees
Being Extra.

The Guiou divorce case cost the litigants
Just $50 as far as the expenses incurred
by the court are concerned. This sum Tn
cludes everything Included under the head
OF court costs. but OF course does not cover
the attorney fees, which are said TO have
been large on both sides, or the alimony
amounting TO $4,000, The formal written
decree has been flea In the district clerks
office after the payment OF the costs.
The decree besides giving Mrs. 0ulou the
allmony in a lump sum confirms her title tc
her own separate property and provided
Mr.. ouiou shall have no interest OF any
kind in 4.
Bee want Ads are business boosters
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-21

board making staff details for the coming
staff detail period.
1t is expected that General Carter will
arrive shortly before the middle of Deem
Der, IL he comes at all, to take m OF
the Department Of Missouri.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-21

Thirty-sixth and Franklin. frame dwell
ing, 81, 200.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-21

It is an easy matter to do business
through The Bee Van Ad Columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-21

Bee wan Ad'' are On'inss' boosters
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-21

We have a wide range of the famous
Lewis" Union Suits. We recommended.
these garments to be perfect-fittehg
and full fashioned. You will alf5 note
that our prices on Lewis" Uefderwear
are a little less than Ftc1er stores
charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-21
Constable Mclean Stabbed.
Magic city Gossip.

d. Erion reports the birth of a son in his
home at Bellevue.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered to any
part of the city. Telephone No. s.
n. W. Ralston OF Lexington is visiting
his brother for a few days.
COAL! Try Howland's celebrated silver
Greek. Office. 4Ss N. 24th st. Tel. South Z.
w. Z. Chambers, Twenty-eighth and f
streets. Is erecting a neat cottage.
Della Hinchey has secured a building
permit for a 1850 machine shop.
Mary Cassidy Is erecting a 81, 500 resi-
dence at T~wenty-fourth and ID streets.
Georgia Beedle OF Keystone. s. D., Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. C. Walker.
Mrs. A. A. Jasmer will entertain the
Ladies' Afternoon club this afternoon.
Wanted-To buy vacant lot east OF railwA,
tracks, north OF q. Must be a bargain fOl
cash. N, Bee office. South Omaha.
John Albright was arrested last night FOL
being drunk and ~assaulting a man with :
beer bottle.
Holm Piusen was arrested YESTERDAY
morning on suspicion. q. 3. Allen was re,
tanned as a witness against him.
Thomas Mahon, Eighteenth and o, ant
Luther Tapps. 179 South rwenty-third, re
port the birth OF sons in their respective
/ homes.
The body Of MiehAsl C schsffmsyeF ar.
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Pheasant Leis

A large assortment of Pheasant Leis
Just received. These leis will be worn
extensively during the stay OF the fleet.
Get one now. We also have all kinds
OF seed and shell leis.
Complete in detail
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So TEST

eAo4C14
Cable Address: "Armitage," Honolulu,
Lleber Code.
Postofice Box 6S3, Telephone Main 1O1.
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OPENING
THE LUMLEY COMPANY HEADED
BY RICHARD BUTLER BEGINt
SEASON MONDAY EVENING.

The season of Ricnard Butler, sup
ported by the incomparab Lumley
Company, a dramatic organization
which heads the list of stock compa-
MES playing on the Coast, will be op-
ened at the Orpheum Theater Monday
evening, June %, when that organiza-
ton presents the comedy drama The
Climbers" The bill will change Mon
day ana Thursday. Matinee Wednes-
day and Saturday.
The Climbers" is a society comedy
in four acts. 1t was originally present.
ed at Days Theater, N. Y, by Amelia
Bingham and had long and success
full run. The p ay has a pretty story
and abOunds in unusual tarcical situa-
lions and lively ciimaXes. The lines
sparkle with wit free from cOarseness.
The play tells the story in comedy of
people who are trying to climb the
different ladders of life. The full
! strength of the Lumley Company is
! required to interpret the comedy.
The following is list of the princi-
pal members of the organization which
is headed by Richard BUTLER: Mr.
frank E. Montgomery, Miss Mae
Keane, Miss Virginia Thornton, Miss
Louise Orendorf, Miss Harriet Joceyn
Miss Hope Mosiers, Miss Maybelle AL
berta, Miss Bell Brunden, Mr.. Thomas
Lowell, Mr.. Leo Linhard, Mr.. Chut
! Stevens, MIR. Elmer Ballard, Mr.. 1t
Clair Moore, Mr.. M. j. Hooley, Mr.
Harry Taylor, with Mr.. Harry Mar
| shall as scenic artist.
! Refined vaudeville numbers will De
! Introduced between acts, in keeping
with the plays presented. The
Climbers" will be continued Tuesday
anu Wednesday evenings and Wednes-
day matinee. me laJer halr of the
week, starting Thursday, June %
Rolph Stewards romantic costume
play, "By the Right of Sword" will be
given, to be followed with Browns
In Town." and the Love Rate" the
! following week Notwithstanding the
high class of this organization the reg.
ular Orpheum prices will e. Seats
on sale Friday, a. M, at the Orpheum
! Theater.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Benson, Smith & Co........Page \
..-.l,l do,tlng -.rNs...,...rage .
Regal ICES ..........,..,...fase .
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NEWS IN NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

Harmony Lodge meets this evening.
The fleet is coming. Let US clean
up the city.
Try Lutted's Tabasco Sauce. For
sale at all grocers.
A motion for a new trial has been
made in the suit of Y. Ahin VS.. Opele.
Scotty wishes to announce that he
is still. doing business and Will con-
tinue serving the best 25c lunch in
town until further notice.
There will be an interesting joint
debate at Aala Park tonight in which
Representa- yes Kaniho and Kaleiopu
will fight out political issues.
The Consolidated Soda Water Works
Co., Ltd, makes the snappiest soda
water in the city. Ring for case on
Phone II.
The Fort Shafter bids have been re-
jected as a who e on account OF beng
too high. There were none rendered
in San Francisco.
Annual memorial services were held
by the local Knights of Pythias yester-
DAY. A eulogy on the late Paul Lemke
was pronounced by A. S. Webster.
Suit has been entered by Attorney
u. Lightfoot against J. F. Colburn for
$40, alleged TO be due on four notes
from Colburn to ]. W. Podmore, each
for 800 and all dated April 81, 1904.
Visitors from the Atlantic side pre-
fer Rainier Beer because it resembles
the Eastern Drew. You can get it at
any bar.
Maui has has not definitely decided
whether it will enter a polo team
for fleet week, but the matter Will be
decided in a day or so.
A solemn requiem high mass for the
repose of Prince Davids soul will be
sung at $50 tomorrow morning by
Bishop Libert at the Cathedral.
The deeds recording the final trans
fer of the Mahuka site to the Fed
eral Government were filed this morn
ing with the Registrar of Convey
ances
A meeting of the Oahu Polo Club
will be held at four o'clock today in
W. F. Dillingham's office, for the pur-
pose of arranging plans for the inter
island tournament during fleet week.
The Kauai polo team has decided
to enter The inter-island tournament
at Kapiolani Park during fleet week
and will send down a string of twelve
ponies in a few days. The Kauai
players will be Arthur and Charles
Rice, Maxine and Charles Dole.
Work was started at KapiOlani
park this morning on the bleachers
and fence for the Wild West Show,
which will be given during fleet week.
Fben Low, who is building the Arena
stated that he hoped to have the work
completed in less than ten days.
Do not hesitate if the baby is fret
| full. Get a bottle OF Benson's Soothing
Syrup from Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd
It acts promptly and has peasant eff
| feet
The opening of the Regal Shoe Store
in Honolulu is Second in importance
only to the coming of the fleet The
opening will take place Wednesda!
evening from 1880 till 1890, corner o
King and Bethel streets
Cushman Carter and Harold Giffart
defeated Arthur Ewart and ]. o. Youn
in the four ball foursome golf tournf
ment which was played all day yes
terday at the Country Club. A larg
crowd of golfers were on hand a
} day, as the course was in the hes
possible condition.
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Fine Job Printing, sThr once.
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only, but we hope to have this ruling
reversed which will be a great step
ahead for us.
Il found feeling in Washington to-
wards this Territory which was even
better than that expressed on uv last
trip. The trip of the Congressional
delegation to Hawaii certainly did us
a great deal of good as we have now so
many more friends to spread a good
feeling abroad concerning us. Then,
as they do not come from this Terri
tory and are disinterested, the feeling
has a greater effect even than If it
come directly from here. l hope there
will be another trip next year.
The cruiser st. Louis is coming here
to take Secretary Carte back, though
1 cannot say on just what date she will
arrive. Mr.. Garfield expects to return
on about June %, but the cruiser will
De subject to his orders in regard to
when she sails. l understand that a
couple of GOLFERS may be expected
here in few days, but can give you
no definite information in regard to
them.
GARFIELD'S OBJECTS.
Secretary Garfield will make many
Investigations while he is here, the
principal matters ~ be taken up being
in relation to land, immigration and
mi itary reservations. In regard to the
military reservation matter that will
of course be aiken up with the War De-
/ partment also.
81 did not see Secretary Taft while
in Washington for he did not return
till the day before I left. l called on
the acting secretary and had a long
conversation with him. No, l did not
mention fertilization matters, there
seemed to be no need of that. We
talked principally about military re-
seryations.
Second Assistant Secretary of the
Interior Wilson was of great assist
ance in obtaining the appropriation Of
S25 600 for our exhibit at the A aska
Yukon exposition. This is simply fol
the exhibit as the building is provid
ed for outside of this He is great!
Interested in the matter and is at worl
on it now.
PUBLIC RECEPTION
There will be a public reception civ
= en- to Secretary Garfield while he i
Z here and | was planning to give him
l dinner personally. but there lave beel
so many plans made by the committe
here, that it looks as If l might hav
to drop out He will stay at my hous
while I'm Honolulu. There will be
, meeting held today at which tentativ
plans for his trips around this islam
and to the other islands will be com
pleted, subject OF cosrse, to his ap
proval when he arrives.
lowing to the short time which h
will spend in this Territory there can
, not be very many affairs OF a socia
: nature The Secretary is not at al
averse to this but the lack of time will
prevent very many affairs which an
sure he would be glad to attend
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SHERMAN HELD AT PORTLAND

Gable to Marine Exchange received
yesterday afternoon announces that
the u. S. A. transport Sherman,
which sailed hence on June 6, arrived
at Portland yesterday and was in qua
rantine on account of smallpox She
was not allowed to enter here because
she had had a case Of smallpox aboard
and 1t is probable that she is held al
Portland on account Of the same case
1t does not follow that there has beer
a later case aboard.
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OFF PUULOA
WORKMAN ON PEARL HARBOR
DREDGER PERISHES THROUGH
sWAMPING OF BOAT.

William Mccall, employed aboard
the Pearl Harbor dredger, was drown
ed yesterday afternoon through the
swapping of a small sailboat in a
squat off Puuloa. His body was this
morning recovered by Mikalemi, who
is Waterman for the government works
on the Puuloa side.
Mccall and a companion had gone
out for a sail. The rudder broke, the
frail craft became unmanageable anC
was turned over, Mccall sinking al
most Immediately.
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TliE WEATHER.
Local Office, q. 5. Weather Bureau,
Young Quilting.
Honou.u, June Is, 1908.

Honou.u, June 10, 1905
Temperatures. C o., a. M: 10
a. M, ana morning minimum
20; "a; &c; Is; c..
barometer reoSuns absolute humid
10y lgrams per cubic tOUt; relauYe
uumml and dew pulut at a. m.:
sole; 1898; C5 GO.
Wind velocity and direction at a,
III, H. m; ~ a. IN; ana noon.
8, NE; 10, e.; 9, NE; 10, Ne.
ha,ulai ru;.rs - hUurs ending a.
m, .O1 inch.
iutu. Nlu,pmorc.ncuy turing "A hours
ended at noon, POI miles.
Nu STGCKMAN,
&eCti-n Director.
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STORY OF TRIP BY
Gov :RNOR FREAR
Continued from Page One.)

come down with the fleet, but am in
clined rather to doubt this, though of
course he may come. We are very
lucky to have Secretary Garfield come.
His original plan was to come here
and also to go to Alaska this season,
but he decided, on account of the lit
tie time which he will have, to come
here only while Judge Parker, his pri-
vate secretary, will make the trip to
the Northwestern territory.
GARFIELD LATE TUESDAY.
Secretary Garfield will probably ar
rive late tomorrow afternoon. We
passed very c,ose to the Maine and
the Alabama on the way down and
they are due to arrive at that time
from the speed at which they were
steaming. They will remain in port
here for six days, before going on to
the Orient.
There are several matters which
came up before Congress in relation to
Hawaii which have not yet been decid-
ed. The Coastwise Shipping act, which
will allow passengers from this Ter
ritory to travel to the Coast on for
eign shiDs, passed the House, but did
/ not get to a vote in the Senae. The
bill which provides for the raising OF
salaries of the judges of the Supreme
Court and others here, did not come
up before either body. l expect thai
both of the first mentioned bills will
pass the House and Senate early il
the coming sessions.
81 took up a number of matters will
Judge Parker, who is the private sec
,,+,,-,r Of +S,o CacpatorsV Of tho TptaFiOT
He worked for us very strongly in tn
matter of the agricultural college. Il
this matter we learned that the none
Of the $50 coo appropriated for the pres
emit fiscal year which is unexpende
need not be turned back, but may b
used next year in addition to the reg
uiar appropriation of $4,000 for tina
, period
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HnPEs FOR REVERSAL.

another matter which | took up
with Judge Parker on which a favor
able ruling is hoped, is in relation to
the application of general appropria-
tions for photographic, SOIL forest
and animal industry matters in
this Territory. Under a ruling from
the Comptroller of the Treasury, these
appropriations are for the mainland
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A Fifty Cent TIN OF glucose will
catch all tho mice, rats and coclroach-
es in your house. Honolulu Candy
Co,
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NEARING THE END.

The Koli trial should be ended this
afternoon or tomorrow morning The
morning session Of the court was
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chiefly taken up by the address of
Judge Stanley, who has been acting
as assistant prosecutor. The case
will probably go to the jury early in
the afternoon and a verdict may be
returned before night.
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BuENA VISTA.

Buena Vista, Texas. Oct 10
There has been a great deal OF sick
ness in this neighborhood lately
Mrs. Nora Odom is very sick with
typhoid fever but is slowly improv-
ing.
There was a good crowd at Buena
Vista Sunday evening and had good
singing.
The League meeting was very sue
Cessfully carried out Sunday night.
Mr.. j. b. Alexander and Miss Ma
bel Foster attended the wedding of
Mr. Herman Finley and Miss Rassie
Rotten last Thursday evening at We
nus. They received several nice pres
ents
The young couple and the brides
sister, Miss Euphy, We're the guests
of Mr.. ]. G. Alexander's family Sun
day.
Miss Haw of Lone Elm, visited
Miss Maye Odom Sunday.
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HoW's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. F. j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo
Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. j. Cheney for the last 10 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions and fin
ancially able to carry out any obli-
gationss made by his firm. Walding,
Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation. v
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The Deadly Finger Nail

Every time you scratch yourself you run
risk No, don't smile that superior smile
and say that you have never yet had any
trouble from it. What we say is true. Ask
any physician. To scratch your scalp, a
pimple or scab is particularly dangerous.
Your hnger nails carry germs of Eczema,
Tetanus (LockjAw) Erysipelas and all
manner of skin diseases. Let one little
germ get into the scratched place and trou-
Bile is sure to follow. Because you have
been lucky enough to escape SO far is no
guaranty that you will be SO lucky in the
future. Don't take chances. For any Itch
ing use Littell's Liquid Sulphur, stops Itch
ing instantly, and permanently relieves all
forms OF skin complaint, eczema, erysipelss,
pimples, running sores, letter, ring worm,
chaps, roughness. redness or skin blotches.
Gentlemen: November, 1902, ! con-
traeted facial erysipelas and my physicians
prescribed ichthyol ointment and retirement
from business. After one days use of the
ointment l concluded the erysipelas was
preferable, on account of the villainous odof
and color of the ointment, Having by me
q bottle of Littell's Liquid Sulphur with
which ! had cured, with one application,
an aggravated case of prickly heat the prev
ious summer, abandoned sn other rene
dies and applied that with most satisfactory
results, a. the disease was confined to its
original limits and in due time dis.ppe AIRED.
Respectfully, S. G. Warner,
General Passenger Agent, Kansas City
Southern Railway. .
Sample bottle sent post paid to any address
for Zoe. Rhuma-Sulphur Co. St. Louis. Is
Il. w. FEARIA-
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Eas.n Texas. oct. It.-TEa gutco
public -.Huu. has opened HIth good
Attendance considering fUe fact THAT
COMES from tha FARMS
The attendance is better tuHu last
year af This same time and good fro
tnrasf ifs manifested
The fields iu this section are still
white with cotton While there has
be'u great deal of cotton gathered
10 is thought that by Car the greater
part is yet TO pick
Rev L. s knight of snyder
preached very strong sermon on
missions at the Baptist church sun
day
Rev CorbiH who has been pastor
of the Baptist church at this place
+ for several years, rendered his resig-
nation sunday, so the church is with
out a pastor for the present.
Our music teacher. Miss Ethel
/ Banner. spent Saturday and Sunday
with her parents at Ennis
| Miss Texas Charles Of WaXahachio
is the guest Of Miss Myrtle Davis
I this week
I Dr. and Mrs l.. II. Graham spent
1 Sunday in CorsiCana with relatives.
! Miss Rosalee Malloy of Waxaha-
chic was the guest of Dr. G. VI. Cod
dard's family Sunday
Mrs. Meta Pate represented Boyce
| Chapter No 296, O. Z s., at the
Grand Chapter of Texas which con
yened at Beaumont last week.
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A Family Reunion.

There was family reunion at the
home of j. F. Chapman In East End
Sunday In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. A
Chapman, parents of Mr.. ]. F. Chap
man. who recently came to Waxaha-
chic from Tennessee to reside. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Chap
man, his brothers, John Chapman OF
Midlothian, Steve Chapman of Cedar
Hill, their daughter, Mrs. 0, H. Pet
ty Of Midlothian and sons, T. w.
Chapman of Waxahachie, G. w.
Chapman of Lancaster, J. H. Chap
man Of Red Oak and J. F. Chapman
OF Waxahachie. There were also
quite number of grand children,
making total OF fifty-eight persons
who partook of an elaborate dinner.
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ONILLA, TEXAS.

Oyilla, Texas, Oct. 19.-Health is
good at present. Everybody is busy
picking cotton.
The F. u. OF A. lodge at this place
had fruit supper Saturday night
and invited the Ovilla String Band
to play.
A good many are thinking OF go
ing to the fair this week
Mr.. b, A. Johnson's children have
had the diptheria but are better al
this writing.
Mr.. Bill Cox, the Enterprise man
was out with us last week.
Mr.. Barney JohnsoD's little child
got some carbolic acid in its eye and
he has taken it to Waxahachie for
treatment
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FINAL RALLY.
Democrats To Turn All Guns on the
State of New York,

Democrats To Turn All Guns on the
State of New York.
New York, Oct. 20.-In the mass
ing of all forces of the militant dem
ocrats in the final struggle of the
campaign to capture the Empire
state, Norman f. Mack, chairman of
the democratic committee, bearing
prophecies of victory, came from the
west yesterday to take personal
charge of what he declared to be the
hardest fought finish of any presi-
dental campaign In this state. Not
only Mr.. Bryan, but other democratic
speakers of note, including several
United States senators. will swing
through the state in an effort to cap
ture New York's electoral vote for
the democratic ticket.