New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
NV a stan Correspondent Of The tribune )

pyss,s1 CORRESPONDENT Of The Tribune
Chicago, June II.
ro LEAVE UooDRUFF's ROOMS
When John W. Hutchinson. jr.' hearp ."a.
Tim" Woodruff had deserted tne ia''
cause. he exclaimed
81 guess I had better telegraph risht u
New York and have the effects OF the r"'
ern branch of the national bureau taNe" Wv
Of Tins Offices. That is no ione''
Mace for us. although Mr.. Woodrun "as
one Of the organizers Of the branch
The bureau of which Mr.. Hutchinson was
the director occupies rooms In the ONCE
Of the James estate in the Camoriose Du'i'
ing Mr. Woodruff is president OF the ,o',
panv. but the bureau is not indebted "
him in any way. as It Is understood 'he'
paid 500 a month for the rooms
GLEASON WARNS WOODRUFF'-La-
favette r. Gleason. Of the New YORK state
committee was somewhat bored on Satur
nav listening to the Roosevelt talk oS
Woodruff. That was before the Kings
County man had actually accomplished Ms
flop"
you'd better be careful about jumping
on that bandwogan." said "Lafc. III may
seem fine for a time, but before the ride Is
over I am afraid that the colonel VIII be
sick man. and we will have to turn III
and be nurses for him"
PAYN IN GAY CLOTHEs-"Lou' Payn'
the grizzled veteran of many conventions
is attracting attention because ot the youth
fuI character OF his dress, which Is III
strange contrast with his gray beard. lie
wearing a mouse colored suit with tan
shoes, a low cut waistcoat with Dig pear
studs. and a white string tie with purple
stripes on his hands he Is careful TO KEEP
light gray silk gloves. Representative D.
Van yechten OIcott remarked to him to-
dav: Say. Lou just heard oeautlfu
lady say that you were the best dresser
man In Chicago
Mr. Pawn playfully slapped Mr.. Olcott on
the back as II to deprecate the compliment
but beamed with pleasure.
PTNCHOT ALMOST FLOPS-Amos n. F.
Pinchot who Is no less Roosevelt en-
thusiast than his brother Clifford, Wandere"
into the corridor of the personal headquar'
ters Of William Barnes, IT., this mornihs
thinking Il was the state headquarters
'Jim" Wadsworth. formerly Speaker tooF
him by the arm and dragged him In wher'
L. found himself surrounded by Tar
Gordon They proceeded 10 pump him ful
Of Taft enthusiasm and almost succeeded II
getting his Roosevelt badge.
Wards WAYS DISTURBING.-Ther'
is much complaint about the way william
T.. Ward has been giving out the cohNeh'
ton tickets 70 the delegates. As stat" com
mitteeman he has charge OF the tickets TOT
the New York men. on Saturday IL Wa
announced the tickets would be dlstrlpute'
AT Mr. Wards room at O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon. Otto T Barnard and other deI''
gates went TO the room and waited AROUND
I'm the corridor for nearly two hours ~
the end OF that time there was no MT
Ward but a clerk appeared with has' j"
which were the badges and tickets ior 'h'
individual seats Of the delegates but ther'
were no visitors seats for the galleries
To-day Mr.. Ward announced that nc mac
only ninety visitors seats. which means
one each FOR the delegates and none FOR the
aIternates Som. delegates think the
Roosevelt forces have some OF the ucket'
that should have gone 10 them
ANY NOISE STTRRlNG.-one NJ inc
walters In the Congress Hotel this morning
dropped trayful OF crockery with srea'
crash. simultaneously half dozen people
in various parts OF the room sprang 10
their feet CRYING. There's Teddy
BRYAN PRAISES BARNES-WlllaH
Jennings Bryan. one-time Democratic Pres
identiaI candidate and = possibility for THIS
wear at Baltimore. who Is interviewing Re
rubIican leaders here for a newspaper syn