The evening world., 1912-10-10
GOSSIP of the Campaign
and the Men Who Make
FIqht Worth Watching

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IN Hne' IL gong 10 De one Dig pa
rade and delegates OF college men arc
coming from all parts OF the country.
James witcomb Reilly was At the
Democratic National Committee rooms
this morning. Not James wtcomb
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sing racine pen ana an ample sir'n'
Mr.. Reilly was secretary to Norman
Mack while the latter was chairman
of the National Committee which
p.,,ed .vav n, Ra,.,mor. Many x.rs
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,he batimore convention anu MT
Reilly was the guardian OF the
comps" II was a Job that preyed on
the mind, bit Mr.. Reilly did not lose
any flesh. The second dav. of the con.
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PeArahce IN the not city Mr.. Reiiiy
wes the white-haircd boy In baltimore.
ne was the real admission ticket to the
convention and everybody took his hat
On 70 nun TOT Two Gays Judge Hud-
- po'n y. New SerSey nao s9"aas OF WI
Rsii,v Wi, I, No.. ~. s..n,a a.
and there was no use holding out tick.
ets for non performers any longer. 30
~ Judge got the leftover bunch. II
w. q proud day for the Judge a. he
dAstrabutsd the tickets TO the Jerseyites
sad they said one 10 the, other: "Oh,
my! hasn't our Judge got the pull"
Then hats ceased coming of to Reilly.
AAd more people than there were tick.
- we're jamminE into the conven ton
ball At every session. The States had
aeir own men appointed on the door
end then all was necessary was the
0ass word. II bothered Mr.. Reilly .
explain the crowded condition OF the
hall. He gave It up and II was not
dh two weeks after the convento on
that he heard that tho men without
ockets merely walked up to the door
Keepers and nodded and said: Hello.
Bill, how's Reilly7" They went In and
seok IN their friends.
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II. Murphy OF Tammany 10 back al
~ desk. He returned Yesterday from,
Q sojourn in Syracuse with his baggage
ehecksd fror, rrov Th,. 4. "a. d.,
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last SUNDAY week. lie feels much im'
proved from his rest and has nothing Il
cay regarding the campaign or about
politics. That Is, he has nothing to sa,
for publication. A long list OF calleri
waited upon him at Tammany Hall dur
ting the day. and what he had to sal
There were Senators and Assemblymen
and business men, some Of them fat ant
some Of them lean: some Of them ole
In the service and some of them Jus
starting into the game. There 10 q cam,
palgn on. and II was ono Of Mr.. Muir
Vhy's busy days.
John NJ. Parker is the Big Bull Mos,
b New Orleans, He says that I.ouisl
ana Ia going for the Colonel. lie Ia on,
big Bull Moose they can't throw scar,
into. When Mr. Parker was a youn,
man he went to school at st. stephens
Annandaie, n Y. Many OF the student,
were studying for the Clergy. Mr.
Parker wasn't. One OF the studonti
who had slipped cog one nigh, sale,
into the offing with two sheets IN IN,
wind and the other nutterlng. The boy
cared for him and tucked him safel!
away from the storm. One OF the bunci
"peached" and the offender was sus
pended A few nights later in the din