New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
THIS is INTENDED ESPECIALLY FOR THE BUSY MAN
Constant Reader Tells Him What He Missed
in Last Weeks Papers.

7Uf course" laid Busy Man. as he met
Constant Resder last evening". i have read
more or less about tho result of last Tues
days election, but I wish you would give
me "a concise review OF the principal items. %
~. =. Gsyuor," came -le response. was
elected Mayor of New York by a plurality
of more than 7000o he pclied. roughly
Speaking. about 20 ooo votes. Mr.. Barnard
was second. with about 1s5o.u. and Mr.
Hearst last. with about 10000"
When il came 10 picking = winning can
didste." said Busy Nan, THE Katzen3aun-
mcr editor proved 10 be wiser than his EN-
pioyer."
All the fusion candidates" continued
Constant Reader. 'on the ueket below Mr
Baunard's name were elected, with the eN-
oeption of the county ticket IN kings. II
vas an overwhelming defeat for Tammany
HaI. and Gaynor owes IL nothing
-"Tammany-s solicitude FOR tho unsm-
uIoyed" chuckled BUsy Man. may reach
on acute stage IN the next four years and
Dor of jov riders who have been abusing
city automobiles for their own pastime VIII
have 70 walk
The Board of Estimate continued Con
staut Reader. will muster thirteen anti
Tammany votes against MI Gaynof
three. but. in spite of his prediction threat
o. resign u this board proved hostile. Mr.
Gssno- decided 10 repudiate that statement
and assume once al che expiration Of the
present Mayors term
II he carries out one-haf - his ante
s.tct. on promises" said Busy Nan. "he VIII
Go well"
.-'Tanraany," added Constant Reader, Is
a.aarniug over inc minute share Il VIII
now get of The one million dollars a year II
salaries which tire city pays 10 its employes
ana plans 70 Gust Murphy from ms ieSoef-
,hip are being discussed
7 hone Nurphv VII stick" said Busy
sIzr lie is 5ust the kind of leader for
Tamu.auy Hal that al weli-Nls'ers "i
Hcu York shocl5 hope FOR.
- The state continued Constal'' I.e0U-
s- Justice ". Z. Scripture. kepanieah'
~ lie 5th District. against whose oai'o'-
cscy the STATE Bar Associanoh N"''i-i.a-
til.s Conlnittee protested. WAS oeieateo 4!
about 1880 plurality. The sueSessI-. -
cldzte . Edgar :. K Merrell' 81 i~1N,9
County. Democratic and inoepeio'i''
nee
The rnavoraifv eleciiOns up tn slale
Esse no Indications OF q radical 'ha'ss u
po.ucsl sentiment Buffalo. Einlir1'
ton lrloVersIllle. JofnftpNlt ---~@-~
Oneida oswego. schenectady, LGca anu
Einrhauton elected Democratic M"so'''
ths last four changing over trom the IKE
Eutlcan column. Albany. Auburn A'nst'I-
can. Port Jervis. OgdsnsburE, hoehesL1i'
SYRACUSE. Troy and KyatertoIu elected he-
puhncon Mayors. Port Jeryts, Ainsiero.'ii4
ard nEdensburg changing over 20 the fse-
Dg6llcan column and Rochester recofoils
large Republican gains.
After eignt years continuous reign "'.i
tls Cleveland city government, ON l.
Johnsan. three-cent streetcar fare cham
pi0u. Vas defeated By Hermnn q. baehf
Republican mayoralty nominee. Ia fhila-
aelphia the old city party, headed hy NC
Sichol. won a signal victory by re-eieciihs
Rotan and defeating GibDoney for Dlsiflet
ATTORNEY. IA San Francisco lieneg' t4e
Prosecutor of Scamitz and huei' ana lhe
antl-sraft ticket were routed. IN Cincln-
nsa, Cox whom Mr. Taft several years ago
iE public speech repuciated as q hepab-
loan. rsasserted his control OF the city
fsoVeIumeut In Indianapolis the heppo'i-
canE carried the day over Tom 4agsar
sno hls Democratic machine. who we're a.
apez alliance with ne saloons and hre~ins
Asusnis