New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-25
MINOR EVENTS REVEALED
UNDER THE FLASHLIGHTS

Clark forces nave hlred rest room
for similar accommodation of their friends.
This hall is across Baltimore street, and
visitors are attracted to IL principally by
big electric "houn' dawg" that blinks It's
eyes and wags its tail at friendly dele
gates They have another 'houn' dawg' III
town that barks. This one was sent to the
Clark headquarters by Richard Mckind-
less. chief clerk of the Criminal Court OF
Baltimore.
The Marshall boomers. with keen appre-
citation for hot weather, rented hotel rooL
garden for admirers Of the Indiana man.
The Harmon leaders had d reception room
lust opposite the Wilson room.
HE DO NOT."-Soon after the litho-
graph contest, consisting OF attempts to
plaster the hotel from cellar to roof with
Presidential pictures, started. the Clark
friends placed in the hotel lobby large
! likeness of the Speaker and nailed on me
frame the question: Don't he look like a
PRESIDENT" This morning some one tas-
| tened TO II a sheet of paper bearing the
! renIv. He do not" The cutting thing
! about it was that the sheet was tackled on
with a Wilson button.
WOMEN TO THE FORE.--The rivalry
Of the Presidential candidates promises to
he forgotten for the moment tomorrow
night when the woman suffragists viii
make 4 big demonstration. Women on SIX
floats. representing the six states where
women have the right to vote, viii veal
IsureI wreaths Behind them will trudge
members Of the Just Government League
! If MARYLAND I'm shackles Probably from
700 TO .ogO persons will take part in The
parade.
YOUNGEST DELEGATE. Attention IS
being paid to Johnstono Vance. who VIII
! attend the convention a. the alternate Tor
Joseph NJ Hanoran. Of Connecticut. 1t is
said Vance will be the Youngest delegate IN
! the convention lie is twenty-one years ola.
UNDERWOOD MASCOT \ BANTAM
When the Birmingham tAlaD contingent
composed mostly of members Of the Under
wood Marching club, arrived they carried
as A. mascot = bantam rooster known 3s
Punch. Punch was the hero Of the occd-
sion when the delegation stopped at WasN-
lngton TO greet Nj. Underwood The march
ing club members formed ring, and threw
broke from his custodian, few about ten
feet in the dir and came down ON the pile
Of hats Then he crowed Till perfectly sat
isted
The Understood campaign hats. originally
white. arrived the darker for railroad wear.
The band around them Is supposed I" mi.
tate wood the significance being that 'hs
uearcr Is under wood.
LEADERS OF FASHION When the
Cook County Democratic Marching Clue
arrived from Chicago their ssrtorial equip
ment was equal 70 the high standard al
many previous campsigns-silF hats frock
coats, canes and houtonnieres
SUICIDE SAYS FOLK E Governor
Folk Of Missouri. who AZ one time vas the
possessor Of 4 boom himself was busy
shaking hands in the hotel corridor
IT would he suicide for The Democratic
party 70 select as temporary chairman any
man Of reactonsry tendency no s7l'.
"on straight Progressive proposition We
can win next November
MINSTREL DIsTURRs RRYAN-Con.
ferences between William T. Bryan snd
Democratic leaders We're somewhat dis
turhed to-day by an enthusiastic minstrel
who insisted on serenadng the three-tmes
candidate for President The minstrel Vas
3D. n. Nerng. trea surer Of the Bryan
League OF Pennsylvania, and he lifted his
voice in song IN the hall just outside Mr..
Bryan's room. The chorus of the caHpai On
dittv ran.