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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
JUSTICE 'HiSE RENOuIN ,TED
Republican COM cntIso Turns sSown GON
ltnghe>'s Np,Soint~e.

AiPNNT. Oct The Republicans ~
the Third Judicial dist riot to-day unani
mou-ly renomInaied Supreme 'our'
Justice Emory A. Chase ~ CaiskIll Who
il now serving a. an Associate Justice
uf IN. Court ~ Appeals under de-i Enai ION
from the Governor
wear ago supreme Cour' JusiiO.
George II Fit's Il Albany county died
and GOV Hughes paid no attention 10 he
names -iibmtted nv the Albany count v
lawyers from whom Judge Fr'S's sue
Ces-or -hUIld be -elec'e1 hy he GovernoT.
Instead Gov. Hughes appuanted Randall
! IL BOe,If Of Albanv. - psrSonal friend.
The judicial convention which today
r.npmInaied Jrs-iCp chase Vnanifn o'I-iy
nominated William J.. Rudd q Albany
instead 81 Justice lie Boe'if. whose name
was not presented 10 The convention.
Mr. Rudd's name was one % those sub
mi,ted 30 Gov. Hughes for appoint ment
originally Mr. R'Idd has be~n praof lsng
Law in ALBANY since 1879 and ~ one ~ he
leading lawyers la the county The Third
Judicial distrlcf comprises the counties u
Albany. Rensselaer,. Columbia. SChohArie.
Gre-ns sullivan and Ulster.
Surpn-. Was manifested hy those who
had i.,.n watching the situation that
Justice I.e BO..,is name Wa not pre-
-ent..d 20 IN" convention. which lad
eleven delegates, three from Albany 'wo
each from Rensselaer, and Ulster and one
each from the four other counties. Justice
l.. Bueufs friends had claimed the two
ts!S<z:cs from Ulster and those from
Sullivan. SchohaTie and Greene. or one
less than u majority. and u Wa said hat
Col Koosevelt bo-- ~ the Republican
stat. machine tired To get hts right
hand man at Saratoga state SuI,er-
intend-nt Of PRISONS g '. Collins, tO
deliver one 81 the two Rensselaer, dele.
gates fo q B..ouf Collins said he could
not control either delegate. ~ both were
future candidates for Supreme Court
Justice AIfd desired TO stand by william
Barne-. Jr. now 30 they could have his
support later. when other justices are 10
Iri-iIcs 10 BOeufs friehcis retired from
the situation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
Hr HtrE cONVEVTIONS.
Dsms~Vsts aaa nspsbsaraas WIN Name
state TIrhses Ts-aAS.

BosToS. Oci She eve % the state
conventions 81 the Republican and DsEno-
cratic parties finda the latter In q turmoil
over the Guhernatorial nomination. while
everything looks rosy for q peaceful and
speedy ds-Tatch Of the busineN~ that calls
the Republican delegates together
For = time day u looked a. u there
was going 20 bs discord in the Republican
resolutions COMMITTEES because Of the
insisienc- Of speaker Walker 81 the HOUSE
upon the Incorporation of a progressive
plank relative to tho tariff rather than one
Whit.washing the Payne Aldrich hill.
The committee held a three hour session
late this afternoon and Mr., Walker gained
his point. He favored a plank calling
for u permanent independent tArin com
mission with all the powers Of the present
board. To report the facts Co Congress
from time TO time. with revision schedule
10y schedule
The standpa tiers did not zee the light
until Mr. Walker Threatened Ia throw the
matter into the convention Mr.. Walker
az midnight said a platform had been
drawn that he would sign and that the
interviewer could draw his. own cnnclu-
sion as To what had been done in regard
To his plank
The Democrats held their might b~-
fore gathering At the Quincy Hous.
and everywhere there was confidence
of sICce-s in November.
The Republicans met ~ the American
Hou~e and while Gov Draper and Sena-
tors lodK. and Crane were there 10
receive the handshAkes II was rather
gloomy occasion.
There ar, three regular and one com
promise candidate out for the Demo
cratic nomination. They are Congress
man Eugene y, foss Of Cohasset, Charles
Hamlln Of Boston, Assistant Secretary
~ the Treasury under Cleveland; James
II. Nahsy. twice before ne the head Of
the ticket. and District Attorney P~lle-
tier Of Boston, pushed forward 10y Mayor
Fitzgerald.
The present indications aro that Con
gr"ssman FoAs will be nominated. He
has money. which the Democrats hope
to spend. in addition TO his success al
the polls in the Fourteenth Congress
district last spring
Mayor Fitzgerald has been squelched
according tn all accounts. by Martin
l.omasney. and will not take an active
part IN the convention. Fitzgerald threw
over FoS- az the iehess. he said. Of labor
leaders who told him he would ruin his
own career II he aided Foss to get the
nomination.
The city COMMITTEES appears to be solid
FOR Foss aud that means the Boston dele-
gates will vote for his nominations
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
WLJOR BIGELOW rOR Congress.
Democrats Of th~ T~enIIeth District
Name HIm 60 succeed Tho-. ". BRADLEY.

MTDDIErovS. y V. 90 5 The Demo
Gratis 20 the Twentieth Congress district
comprising Orange sullivan and Rock
land counties. mes m Middletown this
afternoon and nominated Major John
Bige,low. Jr. of Highland Falls. Dram ~
county. for member II Congress 20 sue
coed Thomas " Bradley. ~" present
Republican incumbent
MaJUr BigeloW j. gradual. ~ the
West Point Military Academy. class 81
1877 lie served under ten Shaft-r IN
Cuba and vas wounded four times a, the
battle 81 San Juan Hin and was after
ward Collector Of Customs AZ SagUa Ia
Grands. Cuba Tie, ~ tn. author Of a
number 81 books. he was the first Cade,
thar ever cast a vote a. Highland Falls
Tor a Presidential candidate His father
IL John Bigalpw Minister to France undsr
President Lincoln and SECRETARY ~ state
Of New York Under Gov lIldan
notwithstanding thar the Tw"nti@t h
Congress district ~ heavily kspUbllCan
'neT,. Was warm contest for the NOM
nation. GEORGE A BlauVelt ~ Rock land
county beng the other candidate. The
first vote was tie h'r Mr. Bigelow was
nominated on the second ballot
The Republicans of the Twenty 9Th
S..ua'. district. Ia invention az Goshen
TINS afternoon Tenominaied senator .Iohn
u Ro-s for the Senate The nomina-
ton was made by reclamation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
CONGRESS NOMINEES ~ KINGS.
Republicans Hononiinate Law and Calder
T:N-shertn Hobiey on the Ticket.
The Republican Congress conventions
were held in Brooklyn last night and these
nominations were made

The Republican Congress conventions
were held in Brooklyn last night and these
nominations were made:
Second District I.adislans W. Schwenk
THIRD District Alfred 7 HobL.y
f"urth District charles - Law
fifth District Warren 1 Ice
sixth District william NJ Caldert
seventh District William u. \ kO.hI
'k-nOmina'eJ
Two wears ago the Republicans carried
four 81 the SIT districts the Second and
seventh as usual remaining in the Demo
cratic column. congressman Foelker and
Young. IN. representatives from the Third
and Fifth districts respectively. declined
denominations. Hoblsy. who has been
named for Foelker's place. IL an old Re
publican warhorS- and has held many
Official jobs. the last being that 81 sheriff
from which he retired at tn. beginning ~
the year NOV einent 70 block his nOmi
nation for tOugT,--S WAS started rt-'cntlV
aud u was said that Mr. Stimson, the
candidate Tor Governor. was not favor
able toward his candidacy MIR Hoblev
Il was reported saw MIR Stimson y.-ter.
day and slcCs,-6ied ia couv Incing him
that there was no foundation for the stories.
prsludiCial Ia him which had been put in
circulation by his fractional opponents
lie captured the Nomination handily ia a
friendly contest With L Grant Smith
Congressman Eoelkerz secretary
Mr. lee. who has l.A.4n named a. Con
gresham Youngs Successor IN the Fifth
district. is tn" representative. II the
Eight'.uih Assembly district A. Albany
he ~ a faithful Lieutenant ~ Naval Offi,ar
KraCks and - against Woodruff Th.
Fifth Congress district has norma |
Republican plurality - 6.,OD or more
but some SanK,nne Democrats think II
NAV IT, captured this wear
Mr. Schwenk who II "a ina ~ a hopeless
rae. against Congressman Lindsay in
IN" Second district ~ a Williamsburg
banker and Mr. Ko~hl. who has boan
named against Congressman Fitlg-ral d
IN III" seventh another Democratic
stronghold. ~ "a Young lawyer and one 81
col Michael J Dady's followers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
TAFT ON The SUPREME COURT
HEIEiLS SENTIWENTS ~ LET.
TER TO ~ STNg uOODI.
PRESIDENT Nrr~pts Justices neSlsnatIsa
and sNpse>.es neSrri mat tho Naiisa
Must I.s-s Iils s@rNtrcs sweets %
IslsliriaI Ilfe and " sFk On the Bsarh.

I BEyERLY Mass oct 5 President
! Taft mailed to Justice william Moody
to-day a letter accepting h's resignaton
/ from the supreme Court
| The Presidents letter n striking
document II reflects the deep sentiment
| that h. feels IN regard IN the supreme
Court and contrasts sharply with some
Of Col Roo-.v-lt's recent utterances in
! regard 10 that tribunal
II Is well known that Pres dent Taft's
ambition l.d HIM toward the supreme
Court rather than the Presidency. and
the letter Ia Justice Moody when read
in the light Of that fact gains in interest
! Here - the letter.
-BkvERLY, Mass. oct I. 1910.
NY DEAR Mn. JUsrICE MoopT II IL
real sorrow Ia me Ia be compelled Ia
accept your resignation as Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court regret
n first because your retirement deprives
that high tribunal Of a member worthy
In every respect TO meet the heavy re-
sponsibilitie- Of the position and fully
able to discharge the onerots duties
The country has confidence IN you and
IN the high character ~ the work YOU
were doing when your illness came. and
would do. You had before you at least
fifteen years Of the greatest usefulness
To the country but for your present al
fiction. To lose tried servant in n
place - difficult to All is a heavy loss to
the nation.
Il regret your resignation. second /.
because know how intens ely disa ppoInted
you arr ia thus ending your career on
the benCh II was th" summit of your
ambition 20 beCume Justice Of tina
court. and there opened before YOU nearly
two decades Of hard work. IL - true. but
work of the highest good to the country.
II would all have b.su such "a labor Of
love one who has tasted the sweets
% Judicial life can sympathizs with you
deeply IN this. The approaching Of every
question for decision with Indifference
tn every consideration except 90 reach
right and just conclusion and To pre-
serve the fundamental structure OF our
Government as our fathers gave t to
us makes the functions Of III. Office most
precious Co one who feels In every hbre.
a. vou do their sacred Importance Hence
my heart go'-- out To- YOU, my d-sS friend
and old tam. associate IA the pAin that
th,. REIMBURSEMENT 10 such an Office and
such duties and such opportunity Ia
help your fellow man gives you. May
God spare YOU To enjoy many hours Of
leisure which you have So richly earned
10y your many years Of devotion To- the
public service
i would not appuInt your successor
until the meeting Of the senate On the
first Monday Ia Decrmber. There u
not the slightest reason therefore why
your resignation should take effect until
then. A. Won have hI.d the date NoVem.
h-r ~ ! hereby accept your resignation
10 take s'fieCt upon that dav sincerely
yours, WILLIAM h TAFT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06

,un shnnH hands uith che Olp'ir~-t~T
county cumfnttts~ Oit-id- two hand
discour--d music The one aCTu-.s tho
-ir--t plsy~si classical m,i-ic and tho
On" ~ front 20 IN. newton Hn'i-~ r~n.
d.tsd pFufan. s.isgtion- The pppiila
tion Was therefore divtdie-i into tao camp-
MeanWhile the Republicans got the be-t
seats In the Green Opera Ho,ise. which.
In ring IT, Eatldy stag would be mis-
taken Tor an old fashioned church.
Dr Wilson speaks briefly to-moTrnw
morning a. Nsn0nah To the boys uf the
military school there. Th~nC. he gos~ tu
Mount Holly 10 $50 the county fair. HIS
Opponent Vivian NJ LEWIS. will prdi,ahly
l.e there too Al night Dr. Wilson speaks
IN Burlington
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
arPL MD CH,RLES ". rOING.
Every bOdy Who writes To Itim Tells IGIm
SIC md " 81 To Reslgn.

charles u Young he former pre-i .
dent - the Republican Cub who ~.
signed from the club "a few dAvs ago
because he cant stand Roosevelt ism.
, said Yesterday that hs has vet Ia receive
: a letter condemning his act ION. though he
las been Inundated with correspondence
un this subject
He -.Ibtniis the four following notes
minus 'he signatures. A. a barometer Tor
the coming political veal her Ihs-e are
all from l,epubiCans
personally consider Mr. Foosevelt the
worst anarchi~' travelling under The hesl
I white and Blaze instead ct he rel nag that
over existed Wa brought ~ aud edu-
,at"i IA a free school - love honor aud
T-~u"c' "uf country. and from The action
uf this Tar" dictator. Who ha~ dishOhor"d
the orir- Of Prr-tden' OF 'ts I ni'ed States
Nv getting on the level 81 a ward h~eler
aud even more hi- position should 10
instead ~ nit-d states representative
ADVERTISING agent for an Amusement show.
circus or fake mining scheme For
I0d'- sak" -st'l. even " charlie Murphy
should 10" benefited Murphv only wants
few dollar-. which amounts to- nAuEht
'oupa red % an instinct love Of country
al hoaor
hay" iu-r read vi'h an mHniuI. ~
satisfaction your cH' Ts1s dU' rGiiss
the vrrv echo thai .hal applaud agsin
Npu ha," done 'ha' witch many desired
bu' dtd no. dare 10 DO ami. a. PsHrA
al ,t,-i many Near, Agu Ia -g"aking Of
reform IN The lnglt~h navy. Won haV"
succeeded IN shooting some one above the
rams OF Lieutenant ! have never thought
muon n you ~ 81" nov. and Won are
AL riEh' NON ~ AMI ~hak" som" other
OaE. A. "a" Romans used 20 sav
In TODAY So read ct vour ,iev.
concerning ~" coming S'tf" campaign
The only r"Rf"' have ia ~" matter = that
y " did not la," himself nominated IN
lien ~ >'.m-pn. for f-a- iha' 10 hl~ IN.
fA'hom1n'- .ou'eit b." WY TAT 20 under.
stand hat IA" defeat Of >'imsou means
AMI vii a-,ripa i' - The national Admins.
'ruti"n alleged unpopulari'V
~ those VII" se.' IN Inn danger 10 'iI-
nation viii base th"ir oppu-i'iun 30 the
'ics"' A. much a. po-slhl" On "a" fact that
he - ~ fat ~" candidate y may u"SsibV
da0n On MIN that 81 all undesirable clti-
Ien- he - kIugpIn
While Z ,suno' swallow the " ho'a Demo
cratic ticket shall a. al -, "nis vote for -
head
Let mo 'hant Won Tor the courageous
stand Won have takes
Your press agent has sounded Nnc blast
IN IHT SrS hts morning. Witch 10 nae has
the true rin< 10 n and hope u may hav-
- Ike "A ."t win the announcement from The
puIpii bv the Pre-hvt.Tian divine a. the
end 90 long s~rmon 81 the hvmn. strike
the Resembling Iyr". anu most every man
In the congregation woke ~ With iump
~ YOU get up q new Anit-iIaNI tlub call
" the I n Nj lub. enter me member
and put nae GA III. I-t Of applicants Tor
BG' BIY 20 u
have cancelled my -ub-cfiI,'iun 20 the
Oafipok icTt~u Of -Bully. and true 10y
Ii-orge' from east by horthl AMI 10 other
-ub-criheT- aud readers Of that magazine
who think a. { do would refuse 10 real ~
FOR . few weeks " wOuld b- A. useful a.
~tra~ vote II-' before election
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
m..su.nrd Lacquer Goe. 20 law.

Dr Joseph u Byrn.. who was defeated
for IndeI ,sndrnce League header e the
Eleventh Assembly district by Frank
! johnston by y"S" uf ., To- ~ Un the
ia,. 70 The TO iirns dSked NIpreHi,. Court
Justice NeWhIrger Yesterday TO DO, N r.
tts.. Bard of be, sIun- certificate Of John
-ton'- election invalid 40 that Johnston
couldn't participate IN the state CON
y..nfIpn last nizn' - 10" executive tnen-
l..f IA the El., ..u'h
Or Bvrne .tlleg~i that ballot boxes
Wsr. stuffed iu IA" INTEREST ~ Johnston
The Tour T,--erl 81 decision.
The convention STATED lByrne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06

Tho WsD street eduoa ~ Tvs EvESTNa srs
cor 'ains al tEr HraE-sal nr-a and ire stock and
homo quotations 20 the "io.- - N market The
losing quotauons ine udinG the hid ana asksd
rrIss1 vim hddiuorai news nAstr~ are COZ
tained Also In the niEai "a uon Of THE EVESIN
suE .-Ada.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06

him He Will stump the State for the
senator ~ far as he l. able The main
speech viii be made at indianapolis on
Thursday Thore Will b. -ho-; stops AT
Muncie and AZ Richmond III. nartv
- due back IN New York on FRIDAY. OCtn-
TIER ~
Mr.. Roosevelt has prepared ~ speeches
~ advance Tor this trip. a. b" did Tor hrs
Western Jaun' In good many re-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
,.ndla.,c lr~,.,. Oprr.as RsII, ru, or

TEENroS. y D.. Oct a change has
l@~n made in the itinerary 81 Vivian ~
Lewis. the Republican candidate for
Governor. who will formally open hia
campaign with . meeting In HobOken on
Saturday evening instead Of Tomorrow
A. had pre viously leon arranged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
Democratic senate Nominee. In Brooklyn

The Democratic senate conventiOns
we're held Ia Brooklyn last night and these.
candidates nominated
Third pistfIc' Thomas cullen
Fourth Dis'riC Adjourned
Firh District Bar'h tTonin
SiAfh Di-iric' John y Hartman
seventh District Thomas e Harden
Eighth Di-iriCt Adjourned
smith pI-Iris' adjourned
Tenth District James ! OBrien
sieuomtuafsd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06

speCts IL will he like the other one for 10
will talk from the rear platform NJ the cS
and state his position Ia the south and no
Southwest Politics will bs the topic
most cvervW here
Last night RI" Colonel stayed a. ne
nome ~ Douglas Robinson. his brother
In-la~ He will he at the outlook ofce
ths morning 10 meet many friends ana
constituents A great rnanN. =" h" sald
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-06
John 4. MH stop. In AIhasS,

ALBANY. Oct S John 4 DiN stopped
over IN Albany tonight m his way 60
Ne~ Work. ~ attend ih~ m~~iing 81 the
Democrltlr STATE CpmmHi~e to-morrou
Mr. DIX came down frum the Adirondacks
m he automobis. hH will reach New
lork BY train a. 700 N he m0rntnG,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-15

G. F. SMITH, Auetioneer, with the D.
A. Perry Real Estate Agency, Barre, VI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-15
HORSES

One pair black horses, weight 1900
pounds, eleven years old, sound and kind.
good 10 work or drive single OF double
also woyear-old colt, good size and
color
Farming Tools.-l new Walter A.
Wood mower, ! Buckeye mower in good
repair, 2 horse rakes, / tedder, / new
disc harrow, ! spring tooth harrow on
wheels, ] horse hoe used very little. l
eultivator, ! grindstone, ! new buggy
wagon, ! mud wagon, ! blackboard. l
two-horse humber wagon with box BODY
and hay rack ! cart for oxen OF horses.
two-horse sled with body l light sled
with pole pair work harness, / single
work harness, ! driving harness, / pair
light driving harness, milk cans. milk
pals. ! No. L. s. cream separator.
] sheep power, quantity corn on the
cob and about so bu. potatoes, a guam
tity corn fodder, millet, green barley,
and about 30 tons Of nice early-cut hav.
about 40 hens and chickens. about 20
cords dry wood in shed and a lot Of
chunks. and all the small tools, such a.
chains, forks, hoes and various things
not herein mentioned
Sale positive Free lunch at noon.
Terms. all sales under ten dollars. cash
ten dollars and over. good bankahle pa
per for reasonable length Of time
HARVEY BULLOCK, Owner.
c. n. BARBER, Auctioneer.
S. E. DWINELL, Bookkeeper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-15
Rochester,s Big Boom.

The White River railroad in the last
three years has spent over 100000 on
its property. 1t employs between 40
and so men, most Of whom own their
own homes. The Standard Tale com
pany, with mines and mill at Rochester,
have an investment Of $4,000, employ
in the neighborhood of so men and have
a weekly payroll Of over $1,000.
Rochester has experienced q big boom
in recent years, its grand list having
increased $4,000 in year, tremend-
GUS boom for a town of its size. Accord
ing to the last census, it was the fifth
town in growth in Windsor county.
There is not vacant tenement in town.
During the last two years there have
heen eight houses built, not one of which
cost less than $1,000 to construct, also
with cutting sheds and quarry at Emer-
two new mills and one business block.
The Liberty Hill Granite company,
son, have in the last Is months In
vested in that business over $4,000.
The stone they produce compares favor
ably with the highest grade Of monu-
mental stone. This company furnished
the granite for the new Dartmouth gym
nasium at Hanover.
The Bayonne Lumber company of
Bayonee n. j., has lumber mill at
Pittsfeld, with capacity of 10000 feet
per day. During the past year it has
built standard gauge railroad from
Pittsfeld to Stockbridge for transpor
tation Of its output It has spent over
and employs 35 men.
Over two-thirds of the employees of all
these companies are married and many
OF them own their own homes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-15
Soma Fine Houses In MuntpeIIer

Do you want nice, cosy home or gilt edge
investment in Montpelier? Prices are very low
now. Have already been notified that they will
be higher very soon, Pay small amount down
and secure one Of these bargains. Call and
examine for yourself right away. IL you can
not call, write.
fine paying three tenement, Cedar street.
Large house barn and land fremont street,
Fine residence extra lot, Guernsey street.
Neatest Of bungalows Ridge street
New house, corner Tracy and Ridge streets.
House, ell, barn and land, Kent street.
Nice twO-teuement house. Sabin street.
Neat house and iSsge lot, Foster street.
Excellent double tenement, Barre street.
Fine residence with four acres, Fare read
Several moderate priced houses River street.
Three tenement house, Berlin stree {.
Three tenement houses, extra lot heriin St.
Two cheap tenement houses, Mortified street.
Two large two tenement houses, Northfeld ST.
Neat, attractive residence, Mortified street.
Desirable double tenement, Downing street.
Peach Of a cottage, Cliff street.
Three slightly tenements, AaveTly Place.
Extra hne residence, Hubbard street.
Most desirable attractive cottage, Liberty Sc.
Large two OF four tenement house, Liberty st.
Neat double tenement, Elm street.
Neat low -pTiced home. Cross street.
fine new residence, North street.
three medium priced cottages, n. Franklin st.
Three paying tenements Berlin street.
Land, nice cottage and barn, Main street.
, inc double tenement house, Fullerton Ave
Large lot and barn. irEt avenue.
1he finest estate In the city.
Blacksmith shop and lot.
Berlin building lots galore.
Do not fail 10 ask a6uut.these and others