New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-06
DEPEW COMING HOME
TO HELP IN CAMPAIGN
SAYS Republicans Must Realize
Every Vote for Roosevelt Is
One for Wilson.
PLAYERS ON THE ADRIATIC
Joseph Brooks Brings Two
Companies, Aggregating 43
George Egerton'
Also a Passenger.
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~ tADie 70 IN AIihNH'si
London. Sept. 5-EI- Senator Chaun-
cev NJ Depew. who is returning home
to-day on the Adriatic with Mrs De-
pew. thinks the result in Vermont
makes the outlook bad for the Repub-
lican marty. He said this morning:
III il had been any other state than
Vermont IL would not have been 80
bad but Vermont is rock-ribbed Re-
publican and has never had the habit
Of chasing political jack o. lanterns. like
the Western States. When Vermont
turns against the party it is hard to
say what will happen IN the West and
Middle West
ION the face Of the returns II looks
like contest between TAFT and Wilson.
with Wilson running strong, but Tart
with a good chance. Unfortunately,
however. an analysis OF the figures
shows that Roosevelt drew practically
his entire vote from the Republicans.
which means that n Roosevelt can hold
MS convention majority in New
Jersey. Pennsylvania. Illinois. Cali
fornia and other Western states. the
fight h. between Roosevelt and Wilson.
with Wilson a sure winner and Taft a
bad third
I'm any event. the Vermont result
forcshadows s. Wilson victory and
am going home. 10 do what can for
Mt Taft hope between now and the
election that Republicans can be made
20 see that rho only chance % defeat
Wilson is Ia forget Roosevelt and unite
on Taft. Every vote for Roosevelt "a
= vote for Wilson. and this is what the
Republicans must understand II they
are going 70 win. hope % will be
possible ,o make them see this.
Theatrical people made up q consld-
cradle part ~ tho AZ saloon pas
sengers sailing OF the Adriatic
Among them were forty-threo mem
bcre OF the Two 'Mrestones" com
ranics being taken over ~ Joseph
Brooks and Klaw & Erlanger. Mr
Brooks is with them and in the party
arc Leslie Fsbcr and Miss ora Lee
who viii take the leading parts in the
Sew York COMPANY. and Malcolm
Cherrr and Miss GVendohn Floyd. who
VIII pisv the leads in Chicago.
Frederick Pcnlev son ~ " S Pen
ley. tho wci known actor and creator
Of "Charleys Aunt who has been
seriously ill goes IT, stage manager 81
the New York 'MilcEr ones company.
while Reginald Walter for twenty
wears vith Sir Charles Wyndhsm as
Stage manager S1cs in similar eapsc-
ity 10 Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Terris were also
passengers and Mrs Mary G.. q Bright.
better known ns George Escrton."
.s going 90 sec at the Century The
atre. the production Of The Daughter
OF Heaven" OF which she Is one ~ the
adapters from the French Of Pierre
Lott and Judith Gautier.
Among other passengers are Mr. and
Mrs Richard NJ Colgate and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles d Dickey and
family Mr. and Mrs James Dunsmulr
and family. Judge and Mrs. Charles II.
Beckett. Miss Marion II. Beckett Ru-
dolph Ellis. General and Airs. Warren.
NJ. Besly and family. Mr. and Mrs
Reginald he koven. Golene4 :. a. John
son Lieutenant Commander T. n. Jn-
scphthai Captain n Matheson. Mr.
and Mrs Walter r. pcet William r.
Pmkcrton. Archbishop Prendcrgast. 81
Philadelphia Sir William and Lady
priestly. Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Salton-
stall Lieutenant and Mrs. Spanord.
L. &. N Sir Thomas and Lady Robin
son and Bishop Alpheus " Wilson