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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
HA- UnT X

FLA-S CLoSE N
3. 50C-Cioss q CEUrCh En6 Market : god
Eats ELtL EiE1 bGseze-E- q sG1zE
s5e cf STREET c<ner uTes Il upper- liver
rezre1 f1- s. Pr Uo1I1i tzl s-z= la-.
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COUNTRY HOMES
o. easy terms ard n Al PARIS q t1s stare.
Iana tzEv Azv-0s-d a1d uzds- ezl-fEzrss1 -
the es4rr q rhe Santa cIa-. r4llsT- Bestd@s
z11 oeisr caSsrtrs q IA s-1rs CsI e. 1rI-s
=. star1z< 1ase whar kfa1 II place T01 wznr-
e n WOOSTER CO. 7sc Nzrkez 81. san
FEanezsco- Phone Kea-ny ssts-
A sU1[NER RESOET FOR SALE or TRADE
Sir serss. ineiallag w2-=r tu1r- vita elan
and sys..r oedss q E0cd 1odern : rocn hc1se.
s-ess7d q go f-1is t--~s. z-ss= s.s sssIs-.
hoatize. erc-- etc-. cne-9zzrrer Eils frr1 r8ll-
:ose ssss.o9: al = s7s 7- ss@s,.,e7- - & So;
Broadwsy. oakland
CALIFORNIA Lad 81 scre caza pay1-ar- osI-
szce p1rc14ss - eea-s Eesk sers- r-1se san
Frazciseo. - t1xsss 10 interest," sr-e r-srrs-
S@-5ess.I z.ss- sszss: su4e.sse ,ossessa:
Ee--c1l.rs- nap pAozcg-zpzs c-s=- SIEyI<-
NAPA STOCK FARM-
z1lss cru1 Sap1. s.srars1a 100 css,s = a.
lEarf1 Place f1- ne1lr4- ARqy % DA -
srAKz. l4lo ssa 3; oss,-2e-
FOR APPENDICITIS ASTHMA EdECEAIIsM
IREIGATED iaass fEo7 - % xoo pr a-r--
II lccktzE t1E hoDs- crze - Aerc>1 ccr11-T.
e. s1s5tssse s 49, - FS- sS--.-Ia-s ns'-. s.--.s
J. 8 MONTGOMERY. Se-rs1z-y Nsrert
cs1aU Cazaber x Caua=1r~- Nsrrs1 Ca
An IRRIGATED FARaf
= 100 aezss. besr l-r-<zrsd 40. q 1ata
dzsfnucs Z -srsr. rsrh sot-1n l11lts. sssr paF-
meats c Il WOOSTER CO. - Ms-ksr 81
20 ac-es nsa- one q CaEforzla's tazszs sz1.e-
retr-zcz- Rrsrs 50 pe- ac-s- laes a-e seill1<
$40 eaEh aEf1Ez-1E rrr1e-rT g 4ccg- SD
aere- Gail and 81 1srrlcll1rs- G. l. HEDE-
MARX EsFa A1el1ne Sd Sou-1 BerksleT-
MONEY nae 1aEEF and Call WEzx Ads kel1 -
E... = - r<ss .ss xs 60 Can ~ Rsus ~ A
Al Iurestze1r- 1cx exre1ze- FER IN pzz-
ftrnzsrs rad Cal Wax Afs czi1T-
I ACRES rscn leTsI land. zor ~ fruu Ok
ls1f- 0nlT 575- - go ard SO 11l-1lT.
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s., co czsh- balance O1 terms. buys cottage On
corner, l0r 5TxIo5. residence c0arztzs .
ruoUs znd bzrh- Just rec0yzte,i through
cut zEd al zeE pluubfr<- tosztss zc 2ist
and Nee SIS
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RICHNoND COTTAGE
&c.61c--1 Az near Gcl1el GG-e pax god co--
raes q rpoES Ard szth- Occupied oy
cEEer EE1 n ErsE clzsz c111---czs slz-y
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Beat III Beat 1T, BEAT T.sI
YcG Can't Beat Tits the
LOEWE TRACT
Bonded by Edta5ug5 and Munich sts. Russia
and France avs, ExceAztcr dlsrrsrr, san Fran
eisco
Los 25sio, ss75. 500. s42s: IS down. s. =
fine eorne-s $3.50. $3.50. 500. SO down. $40
4 uonth-
Ger buzr o1 these row. TheT uo1re last louz
Take Polk Lzrxfn- O1ond1Gz zv or San Ma
ts0. csaetsTtes or lEglestde car % Mission 81
and Russia OfEce corner Russia sv. ard
Tfsn1a 81 Come Sunday Dcnst fnrzer TT
T. T. A OBERMETER. Agent.
20 Van Ness = cor Grove 81 Tel Market S2e9
Call send postal for folder b =
Ew- SHELTON. z37 Mootz0nerv s.
S9.E9-2 f1e aars. Page 81 near Pfsrre: s and
rnnEnss hardwood tnfsh- hsz1Idfr< east
50 1G0- snap.
SIS. 010-. elegant Eats. Hafznr 81: lower
rooms upper ronE1<- VIII be choice b-1sf-
ness property
s. e1G-<er1hEes1 eD-zer Leg 25xS--S N 5i av
RtchRoad district street bErzrnlsufxsfI. re.
zeut sidewalks all IN. can build u-~rrv
apartment Eats every RON sz.1rv nj
dav: see plans: sr4p-
E-15G-L0- J0Ll0n. 1O-k 81 cfaSe % AraT.
ready 10 buE11 CO. street graded and
severed
81 401a-Catrzze q ruoz7s: 70 5e completed "a
50 days. 18th Az near q ST. 81 800 eash
balance easy
Z W. SKELTOy TT Mo1fzouerv St
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ALFALFA FARMS Co.
41S Mczzdznck Blk. San F-zzc.sra.
TelepAcce D0lglzs 3-S5
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FOE SALA
Oze - -ee Ecsr 5ez1rtc-- places e - acres n
B11zF D1c1- Santa Cr--z 60. MES c-u- Ocez1
S1ore rz-1-ue1 srzra0z- $50 cs@r a1cTe So
11eSc cl1zz-e sz1 wa-e-- r1ere a-s u wz-=--
-z--s- r. re1E1cd crops r-zce- E7e -arl1s
F1sEs zos- 1s1E-if1E s1zse-ss = Ec1l1 11xe -
17eS- z1zer -ssor- g rrlFa-s sUzze- 1cE1es
11E1ze q : fLr1zs1e1 rcczs- I 1OrSe. : e1-. I
51gzy ard cEfc<=zs- E1s c13cxsz hoEze. 10 9ss-
ru1- 5sE E1-3sz 5c1Se and 1EzzlT e-char1 81
place = cczl1 - IN win lite eX-c7se E-1 81
re Tacer power r-u1zc- ele----ic lxnE and zocl-
100 hocsspC<sr - IN z1s- 11T-1l1-- rrlcs
$500 c.s6- Also - aEres cloSe oE vim sce1-
. S7r1gs. sc1s t-zz zrr--gz. cd rlc1 111se
and oGr1- god 1eE f-cces- coUC - mad.
frog farm A11 1za Iaks via V=-y u-rl7 -1-xs
Pr1ce Sl-eoo- IlgZzre DR. 6 SPlESS- Bcl-y
Do0o- Santa Crzz c0-1r-T. DR. n = SPIES.
Ne 4151 z1xa ST.. San Frz1ctsc0-
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ALFALFA FARMS
PLANTED AID IRRIGATED
$50 Do-n. $40 Moa<A

80 DoE1. 30 : No1tl
We oEer 5. -. - ard % are far-s planted
% Alfalfa Ezd cared fcE y IS, Procc>y1s q.
c-ors creclteE q ye1r ccc-rzcr q 1Zrc1ases :
E1cer ir-1Ezrto1- = Glen coC--T. zllss
fco1 ElloEs. - cCG--T SAT cz szsT rsr=s
cr q1TZe1r 80 arrs 1Gw1 ard 80
q. acre 1er EC1-1- Wrize - -sle1hc1s -
g cz1 n tks st1ce s1E e1-1lA-. g1Tt1g III
r4r-1cula-A
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R5eh1ezd District La.s
Sis cash and SO Per uo8th. interest AZ 5
- cent lots @ 18th az. 25x153. All
street Eo-E f11e- fEcIudIng gas. water and
sewer these lots have Ene E1obstrueteti
view e the Golden Gate and bay.
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Sunset District
$40 cEsA fa- lots q II - facing rke Golden
Gate PaTk and with Ellis - ears pasSf1g
the property; these lots zrs oa grade In
side q 18th Az. size .5x1osl- b1ESncs easy
terms. With Interest n pe- cezr
Sio0 cash for k1ts 81 9Th zr- between r ard
SIS. kaE block from Ellis ST cars lots
Z5xI20. balance $40 uonth. Interest At
per cent
s. 4ooAGrore St south side Is feet east q
Cole a.. ZzI57-6. car lines ou4 bgoek
either side and two blocks from c. g park
ss0o-eth az and < xa11a s r, corre- Iz5r
10o; VII co1=ider terms
tz5o-So-th az. = feet rcrtE q P0=katan
q feat frunr. depth Irregular. xaOrr dis
tz1ce t-o1 Mt<xs01 and 18Th SIS.
sTT5-vfe;oria s.. 459 feet nozth az Garrsld
lot 2SxI0o-
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BARGAIN NEAR SANTA Rosa
s. 9.5oo-S01o1z c1Cz-T. ID ac-ex. niles t-cc1
Santa Rosz- god SOL r--ec sr-tzg wa1er.
aoc1r leo c0r1s q Eoc1- fzzzsly rr~1s--f.
berries and Vtz=s. rocz hoGss. ba--- pcel--F
hOUses. s<0ck Ge6 i1plezezrs t1czz1e1- tR1S15
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SIS Per acre for irrigated And
Does that interest you,
ue~ eouatry and good ore.
R4ilroed. seaport, market for al products
Deep sOn. levsl land. plenty es water.
70 frust- Tonztoes grow an winter.
csntslorpes tvo weeks ahead Of Imperial
Jest right f0r Alfalfa cora. cattle ard hogs
Climate all you eould ask. Winters perfect.
We have fhe land We want good farmers.
SIC Is cur s2ening price Get IN early
First eo0e- first served- Dau't delay.
Pruphless free- can # you. czn- II Dot. write
CHAs- r o'BRTEy & CO. ifeT Pest st. n.
Pozk. san Fr4ncfscr-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-20

tertainment proved to be quite pleas
ing, nevertheless. In the new piece
not note will be sung, and yet Miss
Russell Is said to be far surprising
her former success in "The Butter
fly"
"Wildhre" Is a play with a racing
atmosphere. and "Wlldfre" IS the
name of a speedy horse. A more or
less sedate widow has derived from
the estate of her late husband moth
ing Of value except this horse with
a pedigree. and she sees no way OF
making a living except by continu-
ing, in secret. to enter Wildhre I'm
racing contests. As the lady moves
In circle which views racing with
disaPproval, she has to be very care
full not TO permit the facts of her
connection with the sport to be made
public. But IN tho management of
famous race there Is threat of
dishonesty by one OF her competi-
tors, and she Is placed in a trying
position. Upon this circumstance the
climax of the play is constructed.
Miss Russell will be assisted by How
ard Gould. Will Archie and other
well known players.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-20

THEATRICAL NOTES
Lillian Russell.

Lillian Russell, who comes to the
Kentucky, IS one of the most distin-
gu,shed women on the American
stage, and she is making still another
claim to distinction. now that she
has apparently brought one theatre
cal career to a close, only to begin
another one. Former prima donna,
singing comedian, and musical com
edy star, she is now being announced
simply as -comedienne, and the play
which she brings to The Kentucky
"Wildfre," is a comedy of the usual
type and is quite without music. The
public has enjoyed the vocal excel
lence of this lady so much in years
past that it has required no small
of effort on her part to con-
vince her old admirers that she ought
not to sing any more, but she is sue
ceeding in this purpose remarkably
well Last year she introduced
popular work called 1.-THE Butterfly"
in which, as a widow of somewhat
Irresponsible tendencies, she was per-
mitted to sing up and down the scale
lust once, in imitation of musician
who was plying his trade in an adj
joidng room. But the wonderful
singing voice was not to be heard in
any pretentious sense, and the en-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-20
TEST OF STRENGTH
CAUSED BY CAB
met CHANGE.
Radical Party in England Devoting
All Energies Toward Victory for
Winston Churchill.

London. April 2O.-The recent
reconstruction of the cabinet which
came about as a result of the retire
ment of Sir Henry Campbell-Banner-
man and the assumption of the Office
of premier by Herbert II. Asquith,
has plunged the country into a min
iature election. Not less than seven
by-eleetions have been made neces-
.sary to fill the vacancies created by
the cabinet changes. Four OF these
will be decided in the coming week.
BY far the most interesting will
be held to return a member from the
northwest division of Manchester,
where the fate of Winston Churchill
who is seeking reelection on his ele,
walton to the presidency of the board
of trade, win be surer index of the
Icountry's estimate of the past two
years of Radical rule than are the
verdicts of the smaller constitutions
which have gone against the govern
ment. This contest will be fought
hard and the political fighters in both
the dominant parties are preparing
for the fray. Mr.. Churchill will
again be opposed by w. l.. Joynson-
Hykes. who contested this seat in the
unionist interests at the last general
election. There is also a socialist
candidate in the field, but he does not
cut much figure.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-20
WHY

have a torid liver when HerbiDe, the
Only liver regulator will help you?
There Is no reason why you should
suffer from Dyspepsia, Constipation,
Ch!lls and Fever or any liver com
plants, when Herbine viii cure you.
F. C. Waite, Westville, Fla. writes:
II was sick for a month with chlls
and fever and after taking two bot
ties OF herblne am well and
healthy" Sold by J. II. Oehlschlao
ger, Lang Bros, and c. o. Ripley.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-20

Mr.. Churchill is showing his Gus
tomary dashing energy in as ilercely
a waged contest as has been seen in
this country in years. After briei
Good Friday truce. he addressed not
less than half dozen meetings. -four
of which were in the open air in diff
ferent parts of the constituency. Mr.
Churchill's mother, Mrs. CORVALLIS
West, is repeating her tactics of the
last election. She accompanies her
son to the platform and is untirinG
in her work among the doubtful
groups of electors.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-20

terry hy Messrs. Il. Il. Thurman aud
II r. Lindsay. president Of the board
O; cOuncilmen. Glcnwood becomes
larger. and promises 10 become the
most attractive part of the city. The
land was purchased from Mr.. H.
Abraham, Of New orleans, and prob
ably in year will be plated and Of
fcrod for sale. Glenwood has been a
successful addition to the city, and
with the addition Of the - acres will
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-20
Suffering and Dollars Saved.

f. S. Lopez. of Marilla, n. Y, says:
81 am a carpenter and have had many
severe cuts healed by Bucklen's Ar
Mica Salve. 1t has saved me suffering
and dollars. 1t is by far the hes.
healing salve / have ever found "
Heals burns, sores, ulcers, fever sores,
eczema and piles. 25c at all drug
gists.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-20
Only One "BRoMo ouININr"

That is LAXATIVE BRoMo our
NINE Look for the signature OF Il.
w. GROVE. NUsed the World over
to Cure Cold In one Day. 25c.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-20

be much larger. The consideration
for the land was private.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-20

Idleness covers a man WITH rags.
German.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-20

GIcnwood Made Attractive.
By the purchase of q acres OF
land in the rear of Oak Grove ceme-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

ed. are only TOO eager 10 preserve them
/ Once born. the good old. unfaIing ma
ternal Instinct denes all the laws Of race
/ destruction that even Napoleon could
graft upon the body social
But It is not enough. Although the
whole 5000 babies be saved that can be
saved, according TO recent estimates. the
cure for the French decsdence must op-
crate with parenthOoo, not with infancy
Deputy Messimy has just risen in the
Chamber Of Deputies 10 propose that the
French people may not die out" these
measures:
L Freedom from all direct taxation for
families having more than three children.
? State aid IN every possible way in
the prevention Of infant mortality wher-
ever the mortality is due to ths poverty
OF the ignorance Of parents
3. Imitation of the United States in
making IL easy for foreigners 70 acquire
the fUI advantage OF citizenship.
But there is no word OF abolishing the
laws OF testamentary division Of prop
erty: and II there were. who shall say
tEat q nation already legalized- peuaIized
and devitalized into abdication OF the
highest privilege and the highest duty Of
humanity possesses the powers 10 regen-
crate itself2
comparable to those observable in the
United States. Thus. in Pennsvlvanfa
where vital statistics have Just been COL
lected. race suicide Glone Is not the cause
OF the 6iminution Of the birth rate. Il is
the large factor: but the entrance Of
women into business caI-ings tends 10
make them independent Of marriage and
10 delay many Unions. with consequent
loss TO the growth OF population
Ihe average age at which Pennsylvania
women marry IS nov twenty-four and a
hair years. remarkably late time Of
life The result IS that one-third Of first
born children IN Pennsyivanis come of
mothers who are more than twenty-five
years old This condition OF affairs is
markedly IN evidence in France. where
marriages Of reason MARRIAGES where
the contracting parties are Of an age TO
nave no hope Of progeny-1gure largely
IN the number OF fortunes that are ioine5
In matrimony. From such unions the us-
ton reaps no gain in citizenry whatever.
The parties are occupied with their own
comfort exclusively.
The difference is that in the United
states the average marriage age is being
set so near 20 the age Of the marriage
OF reason that the universal hope Of chill
cren Is growing smaller; IN Franco a
large percentage contract the marriage
OF reason" at the ages when the hops II /
offspring cannot exist at all
In England. the other great nation now
most poignantiy anxious over the cradles |
that DO not hold their accustomed bur
dens, the growth OF Germany. adding
millions unto millions. is regarded with !
an uneasiness only a little less lcute /
than that Of France. Great Brieain's new
found friend and ally.
For months recently a parliamentary |
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

committee sat In london. taking testI-
mony on the subject OF infant insurance,
while the registrar general reported for
London what has been characterized as
"an appalling list OF child mortality for
infants under twelve months during fhs
past year"
PrivatiOB in England.
London cOroners and many persons
holding no oBcial position found in the
widely practiced plan OF insuring babies
an Incentive 10 neglect worse than cruel
ty and an fnstigation to infauticide too
tempting for many poor parents to with
stand
The testimony before the Parliamentary
committee has not borne out the charges
Of deliberate infanticide; but It did dem
onstrate afresh the shocking conditions
Of privation under which q large proper
ton Of the infant population is brought
into the world and allowed 10 struggle on
ward toward q sickly maturity. And the
registrar generals figures for 1s07 showed
that weakness in propagation. character
istic Of France. is showing itself 70 an
alarming extent in England There and
in Wales the birth rate is the lowest that
IDS htGI AElDALEl-- At1c AlldAA
three-quarters Of the rate maintained
Il IS greatest IN the cities. but Il exists
IN the country districts 10 an extent sufi-
GENTLY notable 20 be alarming
The estimated population OF England
and Wales Is q i945, So The births nun
bered sIL635. OF 253 thousand, which is
o-s a thousand below the rate OF 1896 and
the lowest rate OF any year on record
Births in London were Z5.S a thousand for
the year. the lowest rate since civil regis
tratiOn was established Calculated on
the total population, the fail "a the Lon
don birth rate during the last thirry-seven
years amounts 10 q per cent.
Agriculture. witherinE like a blighted
field Of grain. has dWindlsd until the stout
yeomanry OF England, with their rising
families OF rosy, muscular children. have
passed away. In the country. instead OF
the yeomsn's fertile acres. stretch the
great hunting parks OF the landlords In
the city lounge the starving descendants
Of the farmers who had TO fee their fields
to escape starvation in their day
They saved themselves IN some half
hungry fashion. But their children's chill
dren-puny. Dallid. anemic. and vicious
o1 morals and manners-are starving IN
their miserable turn
Already the children OF these children
are ''refraining from being born OF. con-
senting 70 the harsh misfortune paw the
penalty Of their imprudence in early. use
less death
What, the French statesmen ask them
selves. IS TO become Of France with none
10 defend herr
What, the English ask themselves, IS to
become Of the empire with none 10 hold Il?
And Germany looks, smiling, at her
overlooking cradles.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

than worried She is despairing, says the
Philadelphia North American
There were only TACO births last year.
There were T9s.eoo deaths. For seven
years the French birth rate has decreased
at the rate Of 12.0el e year.
In 1907 IT decreased s5.OO0 nearly three
times as many.
Within a century the births in the
French nation have fallen from LcgT.0oo a
year 70 less than three-fourths the rate
that let her conquer Europe.
Proud of Her Position.
France gazes at her Paris. with its fash
ions that dominate the world, It's art
which gives the tone 10 ali judgments Of
the beautiful. its saturnaIia Of iaisons
and Of wit; France gazes at her prov
inoes. with their shrewdly TILED acreage
and their comfortable wealth, France
gazes abroad at her possessions: and
France winoes IN apprehension amid every
glance OF pride.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

he was in 1856. came TO this city once in
a while; but there was 10 Democratic
national headquarters here Richard
Croker had a private headquarters al the
Hoffman House. and James X MCGUIRE
directed the State campaign for Bryan
and the state ticket in the 81 James
Building Croker talked every day 10
the reporters. and each talk injured
Bryan Mr.. MCGUIRE made an earnest
night. but he knew AT the beginning that
Mckinley would be elected, and the only
question with him was the size Of Nc
kinney s majority. and the possibility Of
saving The Democratic state ticket
Mcguire Dropped out.
One day. the newspapers published re-
port that the late Frederick s. Gibbs.
who was then one OF Hanna's chief lieu
tenants at Republican headquarters. had
offered 20 bet 1900 10 $50 that Mckinley
would have more than 10000 majority
above she Bronx Mcclure covered the
bet, in the name Of one OF his clerks.
Gibbs won At that time. Mcclure was
great favOrite among the workingmeu-
He had been a nevsb0y in Syracuse. and
had been elected mayor OF that city sew
eral times. After the campaign OF 800.
he dropped out Of politics. and 10 the
great astonishment OF his labor friends.
he entered the employ OF one Of the great
trusts. and has since Travelled through
the country as its agent Like many 9th
er conspicuous opponents Of the so-caued
trusts. Mr- MCGUIRE dropped his cpposi-
ton 70 the mOnopolies when he set out
to make money
The Republican campaign OF 1900 was
conducted by Senator Hanna along near
" the same lines as in 1886 Re had
found that the sOund-money. issue was 4
good thing. and he stuck 70 IL KS can
paign orators were instructed 10 avoid
the imperialism OF tariff issues Ef-
forts were made 70 induce him 10 send
out some literature promising at least
a mid reduction OF the tariff. but he did
not consider the matter for a minute
Mckinley carried New York By an over
Wheiming majority. and 3. 3 OdsI. r.
hepuDlican candidate for governor. was
elected by above IL COO plurality.
The events Of the campaign Of rea4 are
familiar TO al who take an interest in
politics President Roosevelt placed at
the head OF the Republican National Com
rnittee, George B. COrtelyOu. who selected
the regular Republican headquarters in
the Metropolitan Life Building. Tom
IaSSart OF Indiana, was made chairman
OF the Democratic National Connittee-
ana the Democratic headquarters was in
L AZ rty-Iourlh street. New York Every
thing went along smoothly at Republican
headquarters, but there was continuous
trouble IN Thirty-fourth street Tazgart
was chairman OF the national committee
ana was popular personally. but he was
supervised by August Belmont. Delaney
Nicon- and other New York men who
distrUsted him The result vas what
politicians call a grand nix-up- Nobody
seemed 20 be responsible for anything at
the headquarters. and to this fact nav
have been due in great measure Judge
Parker's defeat