The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-24
EXPECTS WOODRUFF TO GO
6RisraH PREDIGTS I NEW NJ AZ
OF STITE COWHITTEE.
gnxsestisn At Once Made That q. v.
IsIlm. va, Re the Successor rhe
1aIonrI Goes tn Saratoga Mon
daN NdNanrr Guard OH To-day.

I.rlrrtval nf the Cont rihuting Editor
into t.s IOWA Office yesterday brought
Dozens of politicians and curious folk
~ro wanted TO find ont from Mr. Rooee-
,.,t rtms.lf Just how things stand. lie
Aid ;n~m 80 far ~ he knows Tie said
a., h. thinks he rs reasonably safe IN
u-pii,tinE that the progresSVes will
have an even greater majority than
,.s iun Delegates than he announced az
=. .,rnore Hin on thursday II look I'd tn
c.as,. observers as though u was all over
bat tn counting
Practically all of MIR Roos.velt's scouts
t.rrrtrt progress IN the right tn him
Yesterday. Nj GrisCom was particularly
u.rlnnt ~" told the Colonel and the
rav.uNrrr men hat the returns from
tl - u- indicate that the nrogr''-sives
~ cpnG 20 clean mp the convention
among the various discussions that
Zoo. plac" m IN. Contributing Editors
o4'r. Yesterday was one concerning
IT, cnairIunn-hIp of IA" Republican
Srat- ,nrnmlttsr Mr.. Roosevelt would
MT Comment upon u. hht the county
crlirrau predicted the fall 81 Timothy
Ncour,in and announced that he him
eli would not be- a candidate Tor the job.
Ne doesn't want Il IN IN" leas'
PORTUGAL sharps in town were inter-
s-rt 90 the report that Cornelius '
+, Inns, VINO - To be ROos.vrits right
hand mnu at Saratoga. had h..sn men
tplued ~ possihl" Successor of Mr.
" noiraf The Colonel places a great
d.al vt confidence in MIR. collins. and
vril. he does not saw 80 II - safe To
speculate that collins will hav" his sup
t1-, for the State Craftsmanship in case
h. cares To- rim.
VII Gr,scom made several trips over
L. 10 DH'iook once Yesterday to see the ,
,pn'uuutng Editor and 10 tell hun the
latest news from the front. On one e |
ta-.. ,ups he was asked whether he i
vrg.i nav" anything to do with the /
Gs'Erruement ~ Woodruff
i nave enough 20 keep ne busy
r.ru-t tho county chairman in the /
county 4 New York would not accept 1
to STATE Chairm1nship should IL he
cHarai 90 me. When ! retired as Am-ri-
can ambassador to Rome | had never
hat any experience in politics. Some 81
a.. newspapers ia New York have derived
considerable satisfaction in chasing Te
O.. an amateur. The preliminary fight -
practically AZ an end. am satisfied with /
II result
Neither Mr. Roosevelt, nor his polit cal
{. .."r- hat any NOR" news to uher re-
gar,ilrg the selection ot a candidate.
l.tr ~le'ch-r and Congressman Cocks
q S,.i over the platform with The Colonel
o. general way. They discussed some
81 'te blanks that will he put into y. bat
they nd not 20 into details because MIR.
Roswell prefers to wait until he reaches
saratoga ana confer- with more upstate
men before he consents to a final drait
l'"ro III probably ~ declarai .ons for
direct primaries. an Endorsement 81 IN.
4 .|Hr4 .afssH f..F Of
o. .atT
lr was something of mixed crowd
- t-'"ped IN 20 ss- Mr. Roosevelt
yr-'"rfay. Ge"rgy W Dunn, former
u.Iftee. put m about half ar hour with
the colonel and Sent away without even
y'-S the slightest hint Of what had
t[anspiTed. 10 al. IL inquiries n"
0r.o RarntrF Fr"d Gr.iu"r Il I}ucal".
l"a'sr 4 f'.a .ourtv william u Daniels
sta" Committeeman from BuNe.u stat"
ESci-a turnruls.tp'.. - MAYNARD y clement
srf Pau! Mort. also irpIIrt 90 tor rrIt-
Mr. Roosevelt -tli that ~" visit ( Mr.
Norton d. not ha'" any earring up"u
fundN. "" was angry ~ story that had
got about to that OBJECT W" SaId that
and 20 express his satisfaction pp"n
hearing that The progressive wpr" ahead
" IN" fght That was m" cas-" Uf good
nv pth"rs who visited IN" ; inctum.
a-..a.i not o. - to saratoga on SUNDAY !
." had expected - ~ fh" morning ,
~" has switched hI- plans about 80 that
b.. H. nup due 20 leave New York Monday .
rHrgiuE and to arrive ~ IN" battle-ground ,
70 'u.- Eft.rnOoT Ihi- new arrangement. ,
?. 'Ur r., will 1Tord plenty = time - de- q
f.- -pufeT-lug and scouting that 10
, S-ary. Hls friends vii hurry - g. ,
81. r'rg1 to-day
bod Greiner. & Y Collins con gross
van J S!oat Fasset', Congressman
lDu.E ht. George " Dunn. Naval Offic"r ,
! t.re. MIR Griscom. Herbert Parsons
Frt otto Barnard will con-tI'ut" IA" ,
FI..'r,. guard that viii he on ~" scene ,
nj t.'Ipu hy tonight When MIR ROo~s- :
N".f rr'vs- ne hOT - To find things I'i~t
arr.' ready for the fray
.-sn his arrival in the Outlook Office
'..r"-dav morning the Colonel was
. a...d bv promoters Of the Boy Scout
H.-.rn"ut of America. Gen BADEN ,
~" the British fighter: Ernest Thomp-
seton and Dan Beard. the a-tI-'.
cam" 20 invite Mr. Roosevelt To attend
D.. Tuner Al the Waldorf last night. but =
.-'"ai n accepting he wrote letter =
ending the work When they left
Hreperrnann Of the Thirty-third AS
'"-r. district. who IL said 10 he an
IT.. E.r. 'Or ~ direct primary schemes. /
cam" he didn't stay long
H.-.u Hsng"lmuler. IN" Austrian
4t--a7or. paid his respects TO the :
too Tho Baron nearly missed ,
'E there. however. for MS taxi got
-."i between couple ~ Fourth :
s .. Oh" Dar- and caused quite a bit Of ron- 4
-.. Tho Baron was not hurt. hut his
q %, dropped 20 the foor Of the taxi /,
not a breach ~ conhdenoe 10 state
'... .~ Hamilton Msbie. n reporter for
.. .unE magazine. has returned To the
rr Nab. has been away for 1uit"
a tud Yesterday IL was like old times
.t him pass quietly through the v
..- heading toward the Contrihut- "
.. s.r- pa'ce The OsfiOpk stan .
.. ina; Br Mable hFi returned o
.... 10. 'h.y were
I...ss'ver returned to Oyster Ray
4" 'H.. evening lie was alone He
.4NIaffE no gtgItDTa to-day, y