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New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
TAWNEY FACES DEFEAT
Apparently Falls Before Young
Attorney.
PRIMARY IN MINNESOTA
Probably the Only Change in
States Delegation to
Congress.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune


st. Paul. Sept. 2o.-Primaries for the NOM
ination of candidates for Congress, Legis-
lature and county offices were held through
out Minnesota to-day. Interest centres IN
the 1st District, and scattering returns indi-
cate the defeat of Congressman j. A Taw-
ney by Rodney Anderson, young attorney
of I.anesboro. This will probably be the
only change in the delegation to Congress.
although there is possibility Of the defeat
of r. C. Stevens in the 4th District by
Hugh T Halbert.
Sixty-nine out of 271 precincts give An
derson $500 and Tawney 800 Anderson
claims the nomination by 1000. Tawney
has gone TO bed.
The polls were open until O'CLOCK, ana
returns at midnight are far from complete
The fight on Taxney has been the warm
est in the state. Anderson was brought OUT
by the Progressive Lea que. and few thought
he had any show. But he made a better
campaign than was expected. and unless
later returns are different, he wins oy
small margin The winner will be opposed
by H l.. Buck, of Winona, who had a clear
field for the Democratic nomination
HaIbert did not get into the fight until
three weeks ago, but has made whiri-
wind campaign. The Stevens people dlu
not see any chance of defeat until coupe
of weeks ago. but since then stevens mas
made strong fight for denomination. Hal
bert has been in st. Paul politics for many
years. always fighting the crowd that was
in and always losing, but the sentiment
against Stevens and against regulars gen
orally has given him a big vote.
The winner will have only nominal op-
position unless an independent candidate
is brought out, which is likely
F. NJ. Nye of Minneapolis, had hard
fight from A p. Hall. but there was
reaction in the last couple of days which
resulted in Nyes denomination Elmer
Hoidale, who won the Democratic night,
WIZ give him a good race for election.
II. 8 Hammond the lone Democratic
member of the delegation from the I'd Dis
trict, is renominated.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
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New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
ERIE SOLID FOR ROOSEVELT
Greiner Will Lead Sixty one
Delegates to the Convention.
TBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune. I


Buffalo. Sept. 20.-Frank s. Subway.
chairman Of the Republican County
Committee of Erie County. said tonight
after the primary election results were
received:
A solid delegation of sixty-one votes
from Erie County will be behind Leader
Fred Greiner in the state convention.
There will be no break in the delega-
tion, which will be for Roosevelt and
direct primaries"
The Greiner organization was troubled
with only a few minor contests. They
lost one ward. being beaten three to one
where the issue was Greiner and anti
Greiner. Andrew b. Gilfllan. lawyer.
beat James Hudley, Attorney General
O'Malley's law partner, in that fight.
Although Gilfllan is anti-Greiner he is
for Roosevelt and against the "old
guard"
William z. Keoselburgh, of New York.
has been here in the interest of Barnes
and Woodruff. and has claimed that he
has taken two Assembly districts away
from Greiner leadership, but Greiner and
his friends say the delegation will be
intact.
The Democratic primary was Iu:et,
but terrific struggle is going on under
the surface between ex-State Chairman
William J. Conners and his former lieu
tenant. County Chairman William J.
Fitzpatrick, for the leadership of the
delegation 10 the state convention. In
less there is a compromise the result of
that contest will not he known until the
delegation organizes and selects a chair
man.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21

,o,.,as., Game to state Chairman Wood
ruff from Leslie Sutherland. in Yenkers
He reported that the three districts in
the Yonkers Assembly district the only
one in the county in which there was q
co,,ast had been carried easily. he
said he had absolute proof the contests
were inspired by Lloyd c. Griscom and
the Progressives.
Next came word that Tompkins Coun-
" had instructed its six delegates 10
vote for Roosevelt. There was no COM
nent on this. The old guard" hadn
expected 10 hold TomplSins.
Then came information about Orange
and Lewis. Chairman Woodruff smiling
se-e,elv as he heard that the "old
cusrd" was holding its own. The smile
cane off. though, when Wheeler OF
T-.ics. got on the wire with his news OF
,he loss of Mr.. Sherman's district
Gloom succeeded Il when the state chalr-
man learned that the ProgressiYes hao
carried the distric. and Shermans Own
ard by a big margin. The only item OF
comfort for them was that Merwin Il.
Hart. head Of the Republican League
which had been fighting the Nice-Presl-
dent. lost his ward, too.
Next came news that Representative
George w. Failchild had carried twenty
one out Of the twenty-four towns IN
otseeo County. against Judge Lynn }.
Arnold. rated a Progressive That was
taken 20 mean that otsego's eight dele
gates would he anti-RooseVelL Ihe
Prozressives have been counting on
these delegates in their estimates
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
ROOSEVELT HEADS DELEGATION
Elected by Nassau County Republicans.
Who Table Instructions.

Mineoa, Long Island. Sept. 20.-The Mas
sau County Republican Convention elected
Theodore Roosevelt to-day a delegate to
the state convention at Saratoga next week
He will head the delegation of eleven men
representing the towns of Oyster Bay
Hampstead and North Hampstead.
a resolution was offered iustructing the
delegates to support Mr.. Roosevelt for tenn
porary chairman of the Saratoga Conven-
ton Several speakers objected tn the
adoption of this resolution They took this
stand on the ground that the convention
ought to have enough confidence in the
delegates 10 be assured that they would
stand by the President TO the last with
out being instructed TO that effect. The
resolution was laid on the table.
The Oyster Bay delegates besides Mr.
Roosevelt are j. p. Coles Tappan and Rob
ert Seaman. Congressman William w
Cocks. a close friend of Mr. Roosevelt. lis
one of the delegates from North Hemp
stead
Delegates 10 the Congressional. Senatorial
and judicial conventions were also chosen.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
NO DIVISION IN BROOKLYN
Republicans Will Renominate
Justices-Demo Balk.

Both the Republicans and Democrats of
Brooklyn elected delegates to the local
judiciary conventions last night. Besides
the Democrats selected delegates to the
state convention. The Republicans had no
division to cause dissension. All the dele
gates will vote for the denomination of
Justices Maddox and Garretson, the Re
publican justices of the Supreme Court.
who go out of office at the end of the
year. and for the nomination of Justice
Putnam, the Independent Democrat. who
was appointed by Governor Hughes.
The Democrats gave no Instructions to
their delegates. Mayor Gaynor wants
them to support the same men for the Su-
preme Court as the Republicans have de-
cided to support. but the majority of Demo
Gratis believe that they can put three
Democrats on the bench. The subject was
taken up IN only one convention.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
BARNES CLAIMS MAJORITY
Saws Sherman Has That Lead,
hut Declines TO Give Figures.
rRv Telegraph to TIE II


Albany. Sept. 20-Although claiming
that vice President Sherman would have
majority Of fifty-five votes over
Colonel Roosevelt at the Republican
State Convention as a result of the up
state primaries to-day. William Barnes.
fr leader of the "old guard did not
give any figures 10 substantiate his
statement In this statement he in
duiged In reneralities. but did not give
anything specific. He continued his
abuse Of Colonel Roosevelt
Mr.. Barnes gave out this statement;
The result of to-dsy's primaries ends the
contest over the temporary chairmanship
OF the Republican State Convention and
gives Kice-Presi5ent Sherman clear ma
iority Of fifty-five votes over both the
RooSevelt-Csriscom-Cs Csrenier faction and the
doubtful delegates.
Interest naturally centres in the personal
element. but there are involved II thls
situation two principles Of great lmpor-
lance TO the Republican party The nrst
NAV be called orderly political manage
r1lent. Mr. Roosevelt was defeated in the
state committee by A vote OF &c 10 Ia, ano
chosen as the temporary presiding oflcer
of the state convention To question that
determination on the floor OF the conNen-
Ticn is equivalent TO boitlng nomination,
This is known as political welchins. ana
had Mr. Roosevelt defeated Mr. sherman
IN the state committee that Woula hsre
been the end Of that controversy. Mr.
Roosevelt has not acted as Mr. sherman
would have done in questioning the unani-
equal before the party. Mr. Roosevelt has
no superior rights as a man TO any other
man.
Secondly, the real contest at Saratoga
viii he in the committee resolutions.
There the party creed for two years viii
he proclaimed. There must be determined
Al sc IN hr
my policies borrowed from Bryan or 10
remain steadfast in the faith which has
given solidarity and victory in the pas.
] have done what I could IN the puohc
press to warn Republicans of the Roose-
Welt danger and at the primaries 10 secure
delegates who 1ill not rush madly 10 the
worship OF false gods. We have won.
Replying TO Colonel Roosevelt's denial
that he had gone TO New Haven to seek
President Taft's help. Mr.. Barnes said:
The fact that Mr.. Roosevelt went 20
New Haven covers the situation. His
speeches in the West would not indicate
that he would 90 to President Taft for
anything but help"
Mr.. Barnes's organization tonight as
serted that more than 80 per cent of the
Republican voters Of Albany went on
record in favor Of Sherman delegates
and against Roosevelt. There was no
opposition ticket. Barnes will head the
Albany County delegation Of twenty
eight to the state convention.
Democratic State Committeeman ?. 2.
McCshe had q lively time 10 retain con-
troll OF his organization. His leadership
vas contested in practically every dis
rrict in the county. Tho opposition,
headed by Robert & Whalen. a Young
lawyer. claims one Of the three Assembly
districts. with another doubtful. Nc
Csbe claimed all three districts. and
Seid that more money was used to-day
against him than two years ago. when
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
ToMPKINs FOR ROOSEVELT
Convention Also Indorsed the Taft
and Hughes Administrations.
TRv Telegraph 20 The Tribune.


Ithaca. n. Y, Sept 2O.-John W Dwight.
the Republican whip OF the House of Rep
resentatives. had complete control of the
Tompkins County Republican Convention
to-day. and delegates 10 the Congressional
convention were Instructed for him. AS
semhlyman Fox Holden. Of Lansing. de-
c,ined a denomination and Myron n Tomp-
kins. dean of the county bar. was nomi-
mated
Resolutions were passed approving the
Taft and Hughes administrations, and in
styucting the delegates to the state. Con-
gressional and Senatorial conventions to
support a candidate who IS favorable TO
primary reform.
resolution was also passed commend
ing Representative Dwight for his vote
for Theodore Roosevelt for temporary
chairman Of the state convention. and the
delegates were instructed TO support Mr..
Roosevelt next week.
President Jacob G. Schurinan and Mr..
Dwight head the state delegation.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
ONoNDAGA FAVORS SHERMAN
It's Twenty-nine Delegates Will Vote
for the Vice president.

Syracuse, Sept. 20.-Onondaga County
twenty-nine delegates to the Republican
State Convention will vote for James S
Sherman for temporary chairman. Com
plete harmony marked the primaries held
in Syracuse and in the county. no opposl-
ton developing anywhere to the organiza-
ton ticket.
The Democratic primaries were marked by
contests in practically all of the districts
of the city and county. The indications are
that the organization forces. led by William
F. Rafferty,, state committeeman. have been
defeated in two of the three Assembly dis
tricts by the forces led by NJ. Z. Haven.
Mr. Haven favors the nomination of Mayor
Gaynor for Governor.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
MAY NOMINATE REPUBLICAN
Wyoming Democratic Convention Said
to Favor independent.

Sheridan. Wyo.. Sept. 0.-The Demo.
cratic state convention opened to-day. with
every county in the state represented.
Judge w. s. Metz. of Sheridan. an avowed
Carey follower. was elected Temporary
chairman. and n. l.. Rigdon. Prosecuting
Attorney at Cheyenne. temporary secre-
tary.
IL Is generally conceded that Joseph NJ.
Carey, independent Republican candidate
for Governor. will be chosen to head the
ticket Carbon County has a candidate I'm
Judge kuykendall Cinta County will stand
pat for Democratic nominee. and the
Johnson County delegation. headed by
Hayden NJ. White. OF Buffalo. the party's
last candidate for Congress. will make a
fight on the floor against the nomination OF
"A Republican by Democratic convention
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
INDORSES WAINWRIGHT
Mount Vernon Mass Meeting Starts
Movement for denomination.

The first move I'm tho fight to secure the
denomination of Senator J. Mayhem Vain
wright at the Republican County Conven-
tion, which will be held at White Plains
on October Z. was made last night at a
mass meeting in Mount Vernon. About
one hundred and fifty citizens were pres
ent. Frederick III. Denman. a Mount Yer
non lawyer. presided.
Among those who spoke in favor of Sen
ator Wainwright were Arthur W. Law
renee. OF BronxviIle: ex-Alderman w ID.
Howe. James p. Hayes and ex-Corporation
Counsel j. Mortimer Bell. Resolutions were
passed indorsing Senator Wainwright and
calling for his denomination.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
She Doesn't Fear Third Degree"

the appearance OF one who has reached
the lowest dregs Of life.
She Doesn't Fear Third Degree"
On her way to Headquarters the
woman told the detectives that Brooks
was very much in love with her, and
hated HurIburt in consequences she
denied any attempt at blachunaii, and
said that il Brooks had i'll treated Huri-
burt 1t was to frighten him away. While
she said she knew nothing of any signed
confession. she said that IL II was as
alleged it was a true statement In
conclusion she said:
81 have been through the third degree
before, and the police cannot Jar me-"
Florence Burns was arrested In 1902
in connection with the murder of Wal
ter s. Brooks. a young man OF good
family. who lived IN the Bedford section
of Brooklyn. Magistrate Mayer and
coroner's jury both discharged her, and
she was never brought to trial In Feb
ruary Of this year she caused the arrest
of her husband. Charles White .Wildrick.
for failure to pay her seven weeks ali
mony, at IS a week, as ordered by Jus
tice Crane when she brought suit against
her husband for divorce.
Late last night the woman's father.
Frederick Burns. went to the Elizabeth
street station and asked to see his
daughter. Lieutenant Won Diezelsky said
it was impossible for him to permit Mr..
Burns to see her, except on an order
from the Police Commissioner.
Mr. Burns requested that the name
Burns be eliminated from the record
Enough notoriety has already been
brought on the name. and I should like
10 be spared this additional disgrace"
the old man said
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
ULSTER AGAINST PRIMARIES
Votes Down Resolution Indcrsing the
State Administration.

Kingston. y. Y. Sept. 20.-The Ulster
County Republican organization went on
record this afternoon as being opposed TO
Endorsing Governor Hughes and his ideas
for primary reform. In the conven-
ton of the 1st Assembly District a reso-
luton indorsing the state administration
and instructing the delegation to support
a primary plank In the platform was voted
down. % 10 :. G. d. 3. Hasbrouck. for
mer Justice of the Supreme Court, heads
the delegation TO the state convention.
Frederick Stephan. former District At
forney. was nominated for the Assembly
in the 1st District and Samuel c. Waring
was nominated for the same office in the
ID District
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21

to the state convention are all In favor or
Vice-Presdent Sherman for temporary
chairman.
At the convention Francis u. bandon,
considered Progressive Republican, Of
fered resolution which indorsed the ad-
ministration of President Taft and advo-
Gated Mr. Taft's denomination IN lsl2. Inc
resolution was unanimously adopted. as
was another resolution offered by MI Ian
don. calling for direct primaries and in
dorsing the administration of Governor
Hughes
The 1st Assembly District Convention mas
not yet been held
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
SCHENECTADY UNRESTRICTED
It's Eleven Delegates Will Vote as
They Deem Best in Convention.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribun

TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Schenectady. n. Y, Sept 20.-The Repub-
lican organization won in the primaries
here tonight. but the question of Roose-
veItisn was kept out of the contests. In
none Of the wards was the issue raised,
and Republican County Chairman w w.
Wemple states that Schenectady's eleven
delegates to the state convention will go
,,uinstr,Icted. and will vote as they deem
the hest interests of the party demand.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
BROOME FOR HINMAN
Republicans Want Him for Governor
Democrats Favor Gaynor.
TBv Telegraph to The Tribune. J

Binghamton. \. Y. Sept. 20-The Re
publican primaries resulted in the defeat
of Assemblyman III. 6. Perkins, DR.. c. s.
Butler securing enough delegates 10 nori-
nate him on the first ballot at Saturdays
convention. The county committee will be
nominated by the organization. with SEN
ator Hinman at It's head.
1t is probable that the Broome County
delegates TO the state convention will be
instructed to vote for Hinman for Cow
ernor.
The Democratic County Convention will
send delegation instructed for Gaynor.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
INDoRsE DIRECT PRIMARIES
Second District of Dutchess Sends
Sherman Delegates 10 Convention.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ;

TFg
Poughkeepsie, n Y, Sept. 20.-As re-
suit of the primaries Of the "a Assembly
District Of Dutchess County the Assembly
convention was held here to-day and was
In complete control Of the ''old guard"
there being no opposition whatever Ever
cit IL. Travis. former Assemblyman, who
was defeated last year by Lewis s Chan
Ter. was nominated. The delegates sent
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
NAMED TO SUCCEED spERRy

New Haven. Sept 20.-colonel Andrew N
Shepard, Of Portland. was nominated by
the Republicans Of the I'd Congress Con-
vention here to-day for Representative i'm
Congress TO succeed Congressman ~ ID.
Sperry. beating former Senator Frank s.
Butterworth. Of New Haven. by only four
votes. Resolutions were adopted indorsing
the administration of President Taft and
praising the services of Congressman
SpeFrY,
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
LEWIS INDoRSEs TAFT
Also Commends Hughes Administration
Delegates Uuinstructed,

Lowville, r. y, Sept. 2o.-Resolutions in
dorsing the administrations of Governor
Hughes and President Taft were adopted
by the Lewis County Republican COnven-
ton. which to-day elected delegates TO the
state convention. No instructions were
given the delegates.
{. Frederick Boshart was renominated
for the Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
ORANGE INDORSES TAFT
Organization Delegates Elected, but
Not Instructed.

Goshen, n. Y. Sept. Determination
delegates TO the Republican State Ccnven-
ton were elected from Orange County
in the convention here to-day
Resolutions were adopted indorsing the
administrations of Governor Hughes and
President Taft. but the delegates we're not
instructed
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
MARTIN TO OPPOSE M'KINIEY.

Champaign. ILL.,. Sept. aO.-IvoTy j. Mar
tin. Instead of r G, Grady. ~ the Demo
cratic nominee for Congress in the 18th Dis
trict, To oppose William r. Mckinley,
chairman of the Republican COngressI IOnal
Campaign Committee. The first announce
ment that Grady had won was based on
unofficial returns. Martins majority is SIS.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
IDAHO INDoRSES TAFT.
Republican Convention Also Urges
State Wide Prohibition.

Boise, Idaho. Sept. 20.-The Republican
State Convention held to-day adopted a
platform indorsing President Taft's admin
istration. favoriug bipartisan railway
commission and the submission Of consti-
tUtional amendment for statewide prohi-
bitiOn
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
FRANKLIN DEMOCRATS FREE.

Malone. y Y. Sept. 20.-John Harding
was nominated, for the Assembly by the
Democrats of Franklin County to-day,
Delegates 10 the Democratic state conyen-
tion were not instructed.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
INSTRUCTED FOR GAYNOR
Orange County Democrats Favor
Mayor for Governor.

Middletown. y Y. Sept 2O.-Instructions
TO vote for Mayor Gaynor for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Governor were given
the delegates 10 the state convention Sc
lected by the 2d Assembly District Conven-
to-day
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
SENATOR COBB RENoMINATEo.

Watertown, n. Y, Sept 20.-Senator
George H. Cobb was unanimously renom-
mated for state Senator from the 35th Sen
atorlaI District in the Republican conven-
ton here to-day
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21

Corners tried to take the control of the
Albany County Democratic organization
from him.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
FLORENCE BURNS HELD
Continued from first page.

added. was in keeping with her abode
Though heavily rouged. he said, she had
the appearance OF one who has reached
the lowest dregs of life.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-21
$3.50 TO $500

Ask about Detroit Electric" Service.
Phone 1920 Schuyler.
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riOn do not onend public dec-ncy IN tbs
sense in which those words arc used n
sect ion iOja and section a. Of the penal law
above mentioned.
" - also my opinion that they do not
constitute an immoral exhibition or show
which would tend to the corruption OF the
morals 81 youth or Others Ia those words
are used IN sect ION iI1oa NJ the penal Law.
II. however. such eNh ihiiions a. matter
Of fact tended 10 arouz~ race pre- iudce or
to nS'iRate any cons siderable number 81
persons 20 deeds Of violeAc' they would Of
course b~com" public nnssnces a. en-
danRsfinV the comfort. Trpo-e and safei v
OF he community and vould he violations
OF sect ION 1870 Of the penal Law.
have not overlooked the public policy
Of this state A. declared n sect ION i7Io 20
the penal Law. prohihi'in ing tho holding 81
prizeNRhts within the, state. nor ihoss
dscisions In several other States In which
Il - held that the giving Of pri1ehght
could be enJolned IN the ground that II -
n public nuisance Hu' in INV opinion there
IL n 4 Inference n N" eject upon spectators
Of an actual priz, hight and 'of the mere
visual representation 81 such contest.