The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-20
ElSAADE SEES The COLONEL
tr01uID TOR OHIO RiIE "
,f>I IRFIILD ~ NRtTI HED.
ucaarr Washington Joins as Con, rIbat Ing
iduur ~. Isnt o. I.oNelN : SaN,
u Of the narrinE Of the out.
lnuh =" PriIrnght EIIIlan In kansas.

.- rrr'ciiu may blow into IN. but
'I.,.aui blow "ui again befnrs any
.. ..- g rhducc To- find out what he :
,g- Rev DR. lyman Abbott
....''v seen somewhere IN the
.., NAV PISS through silent as
....lN delegations may come and
.... ..0u~ may g.. The Colonel rema ms
busy and unruff'ed
,.. was nothing particularly star
.. .. ''" string ~ rapid events yester-
.p' POSSIBLY he appearance early
r, morning Of CIrCuIb Judge Reynolds
g. 4 Toledo. OHIO The Judge
.....l Pos dent Taft at Beverly On sun
..I .rur - New York To- see Mr.
-...' whom he had never met ip..fore
t.. & o. have brought a letter from
o. 20 ,.-r.!"n' 20 the Colonel
..r, k.uNadr. who progressed Igno-
r... It th" lruhtIcgl situation m Ohio
.~ n" II personally concerned
.....i ..WpA 'Icallv that h. - seeking
... ,... I.ir,. n nuinIng tIun for Governor.
3D.. cen mon" or lass connected With
... .... cr''~sIV" wing of the party out
r.... ut shows James Rudolph GIr'sld
..,ul - ~" of the we'll known Ohio
t.... figures ~ We 10 the noVeriRg re-
-.-- Yesterday tins ~ teTent about
OIL. Zee Mus. It,.
%. ,Iuk tis .. ~irong. able progress
= r... -" ra- made q goot frhi IN
20 af. .rrr- 10 Toledo with hun a.
...t.it.. ''- Go'"ru"r on proper plat
... .." ..urr"~~INc~ NIll have gained
..'.r'H' VICTORY
..r -..,',ou IN OHIO grows more IN
t,.s~,.. p .'Nrrv day
Nu.a 4""ratc- are da,Iarln.: for a rro-
....-.,. ..'iurm. With Mr.. Gar field - Gov.
49,. No. VI. Garfield cannot ha nom
f...I '.t-" kInkai" would ma ke salts
'. .. SHTIlddt" % the progressive wing
o. OF. rHr'F
A. attempt = ~" ing made bv stand
rF.,-- fp udIcat" an alliance between
r..- '"r' Taft aud senator DIX THIS
...a0 . .'""- not eNi~t. hut the rumor of II
....r... 'au-iug much unea~ine~~ IN
t.. |." aiitud" ot ihe Gin 'innati
10 .a."-. owned ~ Cha~lcs Taft.
... Nrr..'.u'. hroih"r hls also not con
'-' % Ntru'n'
Co.,, it"-anr". which was und1Ih, Adlv
Ir-H-"i vas taken - Indicate tina;
|.iss klukld" will y" Considered as
C.r-.uA'r.ul timber only in case Mr.
itr.".l 4 - not land the nomination
t.| Roosevelt refused to discuss his CON
'.'anU" Nth "a" Judge tie remarked
'h.. b" - 'Hr progressive platform"
49, frn' D." = going to support no candi.
.I'. O.. . domination. except as any
,'n'0. - state would d.. Judge
N.a,ad" '"'' 'h' Ou'onE orc" 10y tho
.r" q ,n- Another phIoan who he's
,.. "-Ua. rrtII asuIratIOn. will us here
r...". Hlr Roosevelt ta~mI Thomp.
on ~r.r'ttrv 4 state - the man n" -
...u .,.. ,rgl>rr. Ch~tCs
h..' 20 IN' g. utrI.'ItIng EDITOR ~sttlad
e. E. % 20" real work 4 tho dAy h"
E..H o zig DELEGATION r.i. -es"ntiu-
... -.'.rt." S.u~ e - E1'rI"S The
."I o. un' MY an honorary pl"'n a..
.. 90 r.t.'- r1"Uha" / he .nc..'v
.." o.. .-'N" him a gold medal which gl'
.0 ..-, '''r-' VA n -,a'' OCCASIONS
10 f. ,'r-Ir3us headed me list and
o.. a." .tuars wo-" Patrick NJ
,r1 formerly Pr"-,d"nt y The Brard Il
linen Dan Coha!an and Michael J.
rmond
.. Crl-nm,u. read ~roc-h that mad
,... 49,. written Ne 'oUd -na CnlanaI
-..' '. N;s Ease ;na' h-s ne fellow
h.haN - N" o'gs'dra'Ipu gra.
.... . g., him no medal with 'a"d M.ila
..... Ate. 7. Il had yarrF.lly tied
~ 20 h,s coat ho 'NauN"d the
.... beg = ~ and "a 81 Uic. 'hinzs :"
&c. a Thorn that he sn.ut last
~ .f Say IN Eha. I'm. wE"r' y"
....f . hI' If shamrpck from soma
v'. Hrdered him 20 wear ~ lie
r The Friendly Sons shook hands
'.a. /, n"l and went away all smiles
.f...- ~. ca'l"rs psrd INTO tn. 70.
,.... .,pIn on" oD-s'rv,d Pres den.
~.t"r Jordan q Leland stanford.
.,." ,ua.d Nv several young ladies
.... extremely easy n look a.
..." R--" Representa- FOalker 90
N~..- go ~lemp Of Virginia. Cocks and
Young .' \'W York and Senor EnriqI"
,-"'. Mex An Ambassador 10 the nit-d
States '.rru-r senator Elsherg Com
p -.I.r"r n: immigration Williams and
D.. 90 Aar,horn. whom Williams sue
g."!'t l." Colonel's old friend Jacob
N.> o. %" 10 say good-by He sails
t.-iav i'r denmark
'ir Rr"-"rs.r didn't have much to saw
- H~ IrNs pausT mon he commented
'-' -uT. Ia.ItIngs he had seen a. an
a-' -',r- % 't., morning He was simply
90. 4. '"C NI'u IN" pictures by Marcus
-r-.f- and Frederic Remington. de-
bal N. "A
j" summons vas second only 10 Turner
az fa' m many respects he was one ~
W." greatest American painters He had
'r- .nN"d R"mIng tons work he said
'l"' 'h- Colonel came back from
l.-r'eYr. NtIch b" ate with Albert Fox
= '"'a-v ~ he Engineers and Firernsn
49,. ..'.au - England and G. 4 Wilson,
'..'"- len - the American Brother
= Locomotive Frerpen and I'm gine
.-. Old. Na~ ua.sd a. he stepped out 81
o.. s'or Somebody handed him
- from Tar ENFSISG SUS that
T.' .- 49,
-.- 'r. i.'r r. 80, aIse ~ an
'.,.tur" Roosevelt tho las'
's'..k Ia. been barred from
1-nr han
emily was nass"t h1-.
'.'.r"-. Newspaper con
a. q '...r"Hrh f- mi M "a. no.
...''- ,un'atuIny -,lsh matter
..s. eminent rr Nr Roosevelt
..,. g.."t-t' the Ori'aak was
.." ,"ad IN" clipping slowly
..'s -0s'
a. Ir'a.s.- he exclaimed
.,. .r,..
n. -, i'b,r. th,ns. - ash ed a
r... ,n,r replied 'h" Colonel
~" 'pntlnu"d to gil
. .... y tI- of''. slammed
..' .''"rru,u u L"cdI" known
'..... ne. on ga.,nt another con