The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-03

listed with the crooks by toi. hopesTet
have unuss.i themselves by framing
sassy answers Ia the appeal Prentice scot
o,It They have written In ask 10 they viii
he regarded - good crooks u they come
~ With III. Atty and " the Colonel Will call
than square gamblers instead OF )tisf plain
gamblers Scores Of letters have in
formed Mr.. Prentice that the writers
would take pleasure In forwarding checks
for St,mson IL they hadn't already made up
their mind To scratch the Sergeant
The Republican county COMMITTEES has
completed arrangements for the Colonel, 3
final bombardment I'm this city The
Colonel viii gallop around Manhattan
n"E, Monday and then roar over to Queens
To- ralk Tor Congressman Cocks. who -
beng hard pressed by Martin ". Little
ton. In Manhattan the Colonel Will
speak at several noon meetings. two OF
which will he ia the First Assembly dis
'r,'1 and the Third Assembly district.
The places have not been selectsi. In
m. evening the Colonel Ill speak AZ
l-nox av-nI" and i3i'h street. In HamlI-
, ton Fish parS. IA the Union Ba ptist Church.
at Eighth avenue and Sixty third street .
at Jefferson Park. at First avenue and
iiirh srrest, IN Harlen's lait's italy
and IA MCKINLEY Square. The SrooS.
COT Roosevelt came hack to New York
Yesterday morning from Buffalo and
STAYED Just long enough Va make a train
connection for Baltimore. where no spoA"
last night
Serg, Stiinsons final appearance will
he made next Saturday night IN this
city. The Republican candidate will
appear at Lemon avenue and IS,'h street
Eighth avenue and Twenty second street.
the Union Baptist Church. Abingdon
square and probably IN Seward Park
From then ON until after election hs WILL
be quiet. except for q talk before his neigh
bors at Huntington. l.. l.. on Monday.
The Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor does not enjoy speechmak,ng. He
isn't an orator and nobody knows that
better than himself Rat HE friends
nav. been pleasantly aston-hed this
campaign by the Impression Mr. lax has
made at the few large meetings h@ has
addressed Mr.. DIX ssih yesterday that
he was looking forward ~tth pleasure
TO the visit he - 10 make 90 the East Side
Ia morrow night He has never talked
to an Fast side crowd and he ~ rather
anxious To nee shat he I p~risnrs - like
Even the Republican managers have
about quit talking on the labor issue
and Huppucb and the Democrats saw
that n IL too nonsensical TO devote waltz
able time to. Mr.. Dix has that view
Of the matter himself In answer to a
question he said Yesterday that he wall
paper factory employees ar. working
under a schedule they fixed themselves
They had a chance 10 work eight hour~
a dav.- said MIR Dix. -or four hourr or
any number Of hours they chose. b'lr
they decided they would rather work
under IN. two tour system than under
the three tnsir Dlan-
Marcus Braun. president 81 the Hun
garian Republican Club. which 10 Ia
entertain col. Roosevelt ON the night
Of November a. The Cafe boulevard.
got a letter from President Taft yester-
day declining an invitation To he. p""ssnt.
The President wrote
! understand that vour hungarian Re
publican Ihb - 10 give DINNER on the night
Of the 9Th Of November Ihi- will ne On
the eve 81 election I -,ncer.ly hope that
vOur club ~ a. active nos A. u has he~n
IN the past and viii rnll up among the Nun
garian- good majority for NJ Stimson a.
Governor and the rest 81 'h- ticket
Won will have with ,nu &c, Roosevelt.
" ho has been giving his best efforts 10 the
. lection Of the ticket efforts Which nope
-,ncsr~ly will ne -u"c--a'ui ! am aware
that I am under ohliSaiton to visit Won
and sniov v"Ir hospitality and paTiak-
Of a dinner rendered bv Won several years
ago. and you can count On my doing ~
with very warm regards to Yourself and TO
all tna members 81 Nour Hungarian club.
r..ii.N. rn. sincerely vour-.
WILtI.M u 1AFT
III. C.tII.r- Union :. sending "tr
circulars :" show people how casv IL -
for a democrat To vote for supreme Cour
Justice Edward Il Whitney Pat cross
IN the circle under the Democrat party
emblem and ano'hsT cross N ,h. square
before the name nf JusTIc. Whitney in The
tIii2eDs ui"u column Tn. U. cIrc,-
Lars compare the records ~ .Iiis' ice Whit
nsy and his 0ppon-nI. John j Delanv
saving that Mr. EeIanv has never h~~n an
lnhependent IN politics and tn. ne has
sought the supreme to'Ir' nominal ion
several times Ju-rIce Mhtnevs course
on vital matters has been independent
nom; a n i.an and for the public welfare
The sifra gi@I hs o been whisking heir
skirts in AL The import an, fights Con
RTe~s Sanai ami Assembly Mrs u. u D.
Belmont has been working for John q
SaN. candidate against Senator Aanew
in the Sevent cent, MRS Harriet stan
ton RlatCh - telling tho voters in the
Twenty fifth Assembly dIstri6f ha' Are
mas Ward. Jr. should b. rst,rad for SIX
cen reasons one II which is that he !
doesnt believe that women -ho'iId vote
Mrs Carrie Chapman Ca't and other well
known -urragists hay" heen making
speeches urging the elect ion 81 Repribli-
cans or Democrats ~ no ha - promised hat
I hev W hIst ls Tor "vot es FOR vumen
Nr DIX NAV make a speech in BROOKLYN
after ali a short on" ~. ~ IN be the .
guest a. luncheon % the Brooklyn Club /
to day and will shake hands with the !
members Of the Brooklyn Business Mems
Association. at is7 Montague stree, a, /,
i:p John " Mctooey lsadsr Of the |,
Kings Democrats. will he one Of the !
guests Nj DIX will he escorted 10 the !
Eeal Estate Exchange in Montague street.
where y - aIpecfed he will consent 10
talk he viii he the gsie~s of the Demo |
cratic 'iub Of staten Island. Al New
Rri ghton. from 10 ; O'Clock
Jacob Brsnner. who has been running
IN. Republican campaign since Tim
"a noAVIIHa elimination