The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-12
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS
GATHERING IN BALTIMORE
Continued from Page H.

lal hotels. The Clark campaign COM
uittee has Offices in the Munsey
building, corner Calvert and Fayette
streets. Gov. HarmOn's managers
have a suite in the Equitable build
ing across the street, and the Wilson
committee has leased an entire small
building at No 0 East Lexington
street.
The Underwood forces are the only
ones that expect to have whole
hotel TO themselves. They have re-
served all the rooms and parlOrs in
the Eutaw House. one OF the older
obstetrics at the corner OF Eutaw and
Baltimore streets. This hotel was
badly damaged by fire few weeks
, asO, but ii is expected that repairs
Will BE- finished before the conyen-
ton opens.
The hotel headquarters of the Viii
son, Harmon and Clark workers are
in the Emerson, at the corner OF Call
vert and Charles streets, in the heart
G: the business districI and only a
half block from The Munsey and
Equitable buildings. The Wilson
committee has the banquet hall and
iarlor on the mczzanine floor and
fourteen bed rooms The Harmon
r.cn have fifteen sleeping rooms and
a parlOr on the mezzanine floor for
their meetings.
Two of the notable figures in Bal
timOrc during the convention will be
William J. Bryan and Alton Z. Park
q, the former thrice and the latter
once The choice OF a Democratic pres
iuential convention. col. Bryan
comes as a dclc"ate from Nebraska
e,d Judge Parker rs a dc.cgaio from
Ncw York The Nrblaskan and hi
llolh"r have Il suite IL 10 Bcly"-
d"gc adjoining The rooms Of III" ma
tonal committee. and the Nor h,e
g legation also has quarter M 'he
sam" hotel Judge Parker AIT, e'l,
u The Emerson, where Ia" NV
York state DELEGATION Will make is
headquarters, although not all III,
ninety delegates from that STAT"
lave been able TO obtain aecommo-
dations there.
Tammany Hall has taken twenty
five rooms at the Emerson. hatinG
abandoned the plan OF coming u
Baltimore on a biz steamer and using
the craft as hotel during the con-
\cntiOn. Other celebrities from the
Empire State who have suites al his
hotel are Coy Dix. L. :. senator
tGorman and Charles 4. Murphy.
the rammany Han leader. Col. Geo.
Harvey also has announced his inten.
ton of staying there The rooms Of
the New York leaders are expected to
become one of the important skir-
mish grounds of convention week,
since this State sends the largest del
csation and its representatives com,
uninstructcd. Until developments in
'h,. convention hall itself are concu-
>iNe the deliberations of the New
York leaders and conferences at III
headquarters of Mr.. Bryan are cy-
p,rt"d 10 attract the greatest alton
ton.
The most unique and ii thr
weather is very warm the most com
Portable quarters in Baltimore haks
rcrn engaged by William Il lloars;
For the use OF himself and his friend
the New York editor has taken tn.
hig roof garden on the Hotel t'm +
sen.
Orhcr State DELEGATIONS that aI-
ready have established quarters a.
located as follows: Hotel Rcnn,r
Rhode sland. Iowa. Mississippi Viz
rinia., part of West Virginia
Hotel Emerson Minnesota. Ncr-
rlcnt. North Carolina. Kentucky.
Missouri. part of West Virginia
The handling of the convention ar
engagements. separate from III, pure
ly political end. is in the hands If
a large number OF local committees.
which have their quarters on the FIRST
floor of the Equitable building. Here
a large suite Of Offices filled with IN
rloycs will hc devoted to III. work
Ct making the convention visitors
comfortable and n home