New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-20
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fBya Stsh Core sp5nGent OF TIE rrIbune.l
Chicago, June p.
WYNNE SEES THE COLONEL-One CT
the many acguaintances OF Colonel Roose-
welt who succeeded In penetrating the Gou-
bic lines OF policemen who stood guard over
the corridor and door which command the
approach 10 his presence was Robert 7.
Wynne, whom he made Postmaster General
and who was afterward consul general 2t
London. His visit was brief but when no
emerged he said: The colonel evidently In
tends TO aght Il out to the hnish." The cS-
Postmaster General was only one OK the
many who made an attempt TO zee Colonel
Roosevelt and one Of the very few VINO
dld. The Gordon OF policemen who guarded
the corridor and the doorway 10 the pres
ence OF The third-term candidate had hard
work to keep away the multitude or friends
who had met him during various har
hunts and campaign trips. The Vlgllan'
! bodyguard which stands at the door TO the
Presidential suite which he occupies OK
pressed the opinion that II he had be'n
! "bar" hunting all his life he could not pos
slbly have had time to meet all the peo-
pie who present themselves to shake hands
| with him on the strength Of such acqualnt-
Anceship.
BRYAN's NAIL HBAVY.-James -.
Preston. who looks after the needs ana
| comforts OF the newspaper men at the con
| yentlon, laborsd strenuously to-day WIN
large bundles OF mail which he carried from
the convention postofflce to the press stand
ona stage lower than the chairmans pat
form. THE Coliseum postmaster Wah'eu
me 70 help him with the newspaper men
mail" said Preston. ITS all Tor one re-
norter-Wiuiam Jennings Bryan.
r,c1,ET FRAUDS COMMON - Chief
| r,oorkeener John J. Hansen removed
| several OF his aides to-day, AFTER tskihs
,na,r badges from them and caused Two
! ,orr,Ar aldermen TO be elected from inc
anraX In each case Hansen said the men
go ba.n found accepting entrance ices.
-rhA tickets accepted, but which were saiu
| a. ha counterfeit, were the same az 'he
r.ou,sr tickets only they did not Indicate
the entrance, section. row ana seat MN
~ The tickets are said to have been o's-
| ,rthr,Ad in national committee envelopes
| caring the words Admission only
Men ,oke tickets we're also presenter
rrbss. entitled the holder to pass ny '"o
| Coliseum any day during the "eeh
MILLION WORDS BY WIRE'-Fisures
complied by the telegraph companies " &c.
chow that all records for Outgoing u
matches were broken yesterday the opo"
tne dav of the Republican National con
,,an+ion II was said that approNirna'e'S
one million words were handled
-,pD pp1NGs TAFT "HUNCH. State
senator Patrick Sullivan, OF the WEomins
Allegation, told his associates tnat
ne brown sparrow had indicated 10 MN
that William n. Taft was the man WIN
was going 10 carry off the nomination.
| II don't believe In onens, ts'd senslo'
Sullivan. but to-day little sparro" new
! into the Taft headquarters and percheu
on a large picture Of the President ai'er
nvins about in q circle for several minutes
That tells me that Taft is the man.
nHI.EGATEs USE STAGE coACH.-The
tan delegates from South Dakota DIRE"
| cheers when they appeared at the Coliseum
IN the Overland Limited" stage coach'
they reached the convention hall early
the driver swinging his coach and four to
the main entrance in Western fashion. Inc
/ delegates gave COWOOy yen o"~ f
peared into the building.
SEVERAL DOUBLES ON HAND.-This
| convention is developing several interesting
cases or doubles. In one instance the
resemblance between two persons threat
ened 10 produce rather serious results
There is q striking likeness between Henry
w. Taft, the Presidents brother and ex-
Representative J. Van Vechten Olcott' OF
| New York City. An acquaintance of Mr.
olcott's rushed up to Mr.. Taft to-day and
engaged him in conversation Presently he
! inouired about the health of Mrs. Ocott.
shes very we'll" replied Mr.. Taft; at
least. she was the last time ! saw her
don't Supposed see her once in couple OF
months"
HIS companion gasped. and few mo-
nents later was telling another man that
| there must be trouble between Jake" Oh
colt and his wife. for they saw each other
only once IN two months. Fortunately the
| person 10 whom he conveyed this interest
ing Information was close friend OF Mr.