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"
Of
in he mm
Assembly Overwhelmingly Re?
publican, but Senate Re?
mains Democratic.
FIGHT OVER SPEAKERSHIP
M^rritt and Parker Will be Can?
ri?'ates for the Office, but,
Younger Republicans
'.' i" May Have Man.
tlon of a Republican ?\eaamM**
the two branches of the T^plslature
tats controIlM bv opposing ;>o
; parties for the first time in twenty
Under Qortrnor DavM f.. HUI the
??".''" s is Etepul ll?can and the A?
erssl of th?* con?
dition? which win h"t;in on January i.
? ptefjed ?raturas bImw that ih?
? | Sembly will stand: H??pi]Mieons lui,
- 1<. Soda;!.?' 1. On loin!
mi w ill n':t,ih.?r 18, ?o I
Its 71
probable ?hat tiVre wii; be ? falriv I
* -'on? th? (tepobHcans over
? i ganlsation of the new- Asaernbly. i:i
|r ? Who wa? th" Mepn,,.
ander Speaker Wad's?
"? k tuest this yar, is
: ?? r the Bseakershtp In point ?f
*? - nd s?nioritv h? wanted to be
?rhen Wadaworth was chosen.
sn James P Parker, of Wash?
r.-? . dldat?
Merrttt's ability la unquestioned,
nt of view on thing? po?tie.ii ?4
i ? f mai r
? ? - ? |?nl "f (
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I ; ' ink- in I ? K pub? i
? rW?? ?tal itform, notably the dir".'
v- mtnoi ' ;? i I?
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Wei wai
richest of 1
ho i ? on of l ne
Hug ?, orked hand
1 lugbes ot thei
Parker ? mch of
ith? ? Old
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For Majority L??aH^r.
If Merrll ? ? hol r
for major!) ? ? ikl He !
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isaei ? work.
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and Intl
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, nja for ,
, ? . ?ni i'i'i' md f
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i tiffed E Smith. ;
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rnmany, and li proud of It. He
a force and u flour
instituted i .* si ?
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the i
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impaign
! I iomlnal
; gn for else?
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? ma- ;
I . thai tabora who
Hat
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-, ' ? 'luv ton I
it ?date In
by a
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>rri"i ' h< enl re ? ount!
. tick?* refus? to eon
j <??*? hli esterda:
j v g] luvelt, 1 i ? etfted In
, i ?_ ? mnoi . P?
th? ;.-' Die
? L H. T. Bans?
? | detested Edmund CCoa
nee Lesguer,
? a -,.-.-. [".?.. ( King
? ???d -X
? i r?i f>||
?Yllmott, Den*?o?crat carried
.. . Mathewaon,
itad Loula ?GrOl
? ?? r ...... with these
i ? ? Wished In ? eeter?
rreel
Hl>iMISSED BY EDGERTON
Porhoster Official Accused of
Misconduct in Officr
?. tan ,, ? MbsM .
, . , ? rton. a h->
for the third 1 ? ? ? I I
i. | Ro'-hest'-r. this afternx.n
? '"ploy ?'hester
? tant Corporation
?r | -ala m dttel In otB?
? i rnade
? . ... form? r l-.ino.-rMii,
,.,, Klehel ?s*as attoroey
?? Lake ' which
nd ?about the lake.
.? %t.r*xo
10 ': " ?'i'.'
I Mi Havens ware iised ?as
,i. but the Repnhll?
. tOOl 00 "ff>' IsJ a'l:..." "'
"Mil this morning. The tharg? |n.
?.??Mgsted in ?pite of Mr. K|Pnr,.s f]pvM
?nd the Investigation 9kOO?i It kt ?-aid
2l:h,l? 5*? ?*?? ^'Pioved on eon?
demnation proeeedlng? bv the ,-it- of
Roches?r. ho wa, ,,,,, work|
? an...Ik?? LoK?? ? orrpany.
Th?. matte,-- has be?? referred te Wstricl
Attorney Barrel for submission te the
arand Jury.
GOV. FC)S??7l^^
Remainder of State Ticket, and
Legislature Republican.
Boston. N'ov. | - Although Governor Ku
g*ne V roes will be .-hier rxe,?th" of
Isaaeachuaetts for another rmr, he wir.
a* in the la.?! ?ear. ba ?iurrouatled bv p>.
pubHcan?, for be was the only Demo
eratle candidat? on the Hat- ?jefe??? to pull
through at the eleetfeti yesterday Hli
Plurality, s.nns. |, ons of the sasaUaal msr?
srlns hv which a Governor v.,?. ???,.r ??lert-d
In thi? state, iiavid i, Walsh, the Demo?
pratle (candidate for Ueutenant doearnor,
failed of el?rotlon bj neerly 7.?k?o ?rotes The
total vote on the state ti??k*t si r?*vi??.i
ronowi
i;overnor--Eugene N. Pose 'Dem ?. 810,79;
??'?""; A Frothlnghsm n?.?t. .. "O?.73C?.
l-'oss - plurality, ? (tit
Lieutenant Governor?Robert l?uee <R?p.>.
'-?"?.Ti?.. David I Walsh (Dem.), 2M.951?.
Luce's plurallt). ?".T'a.
~ ' tarj of stiit, a p Leagtr) (Rep.),
3M.0M: Prank .1 Monahue ?peni?. ITS.'.??.
Langtry'i plurality, 27.41;'
State Treasurer Elmer a. Bteveni ?t.-i i
210.33?; A P. Th.,rnrlik<? (Dem. I, I7S,1?J7,
ns's plurality, .-.'7.'??.
S'ate Auditor John K White ? k*i> i
:,;4. Charles K Strecker iDem.), 174.048.
Whlte'a i lurallty, 9.?3A
attorney General James M Bwifl (Rep ?,
C? .ii?- \v Anderson |D?m ?. 175,990.
^ ft'i plurallt: ? ':-'--* '?
Lat.? returns on the L?gislature .?-how- the
probable figures to be; Senate- Republi?
cans, '.'.. Democrats 14. Mouse (two dis?
trlcts missing)?Republicans, 112; Demo?
crats :?'.; PJoctalli t, '
i.a-t year th? Senate waa d tided exaetl)
' . ??ame i this ye?*-, bul the Democrats
hid ,i better showing In the House, there
. "?-. Republl ana lo 111 iDem?oera1
dorisiist
DEMOCRATS WIN KENTUCKY
Sweep the State. After Four
Years of Republican Rule.
t?nilevtlle, v-'>' * ?after four year? of
bllcan rule, Kentucky's voters i*a\?
majorities yest?rdaj to practican* all 'iip,
Democratic rsndidates In I he state. The
idmlnlstratlon goes int., otflci ?aith a
? Indorsement than ha? been accord?1
r,j to snj sel of candidate! In years
James Bennet MeCri iry, Governor of
Kentm k? thlro two yea? ago, has been j
-.'\ hi the ac of ' venl ? ?thn
.,? ?i ?',.. ii'i'll ;. . ? ? 0,000 I ..;,,.on. nt
? I Judge lalw.n-'l ? . ? ?u ?ar. n a
- ,;?. i thai ?vei Di locratl nomlni e has
i?,n elected i" -i majoritj about as large
bb that -'?? reived h Mel i
- ? i.' ci dal un . in K>ln1 asa i
win hi ? mocratl? majority, probably. |
of ?? nsuring the ?lection ol Congressman
??lile James, l?enHKTgt, lo th? United I
s"i,,ii, ?as the ?-.'?'".-s..-- of Senator
? - ii. Payntei James is th? ???.TiiiTi?-*7* |
of th? -' "? i."rath- primar].
commission form of govcrnmenl two
, ,,, ,
TAGGARTS LEAD GROWB
Late Returns Increase Majority of
Kansas Congressman-Elect.
Kan as City, Mo., Sov. I Retunu fron.
?. , in? 's increased t" day the ma?
of Joaepl > Taggart, Democratic
? 'ongrrr ?aman-el? ? n 1 h? Id Kanal i ? -
tri'-t to I i ?".
Mr Taggart's election breaks the solid
Republican Cotigreasional delegation from
Kansas. He succeeds lb? late A. ' Mitch?
eil, Progressiv! Republiran
m
POTHTERS PLURALITY 7.120
Republican Government Overwhelming- ?
ly Indorsed in Rhode Island.
Providence, ?fov 1 Republican zoi<?rti '
,': , ;. i-.'.-",,j received m o i
fil, ng Indorsement <t - esterday' i state ?
election Even member of the Repub?!
Ilcan stair 'j<-ke' was Sl?9Cted, ?leaded by
?or Arar,. ' Po1 1er, Whose election I
for s fourl ?? ? th? Hrsl .."'ion of Its
kind ? ? ? . . 11?- received j
otes to 30,504) f'T Irwi.- A vl StSI
. plui Witt: It olllitlK !
General Assembl?. win be sven more j
lean than Issl ? ear.
? I? i- ii d after ? exl yeai s 111 hold i
: elections ss the proposition was'
accepted yesterday, Maasschusetts non
e onl reraslnlng late to hold annual I
ele? tloi
WILSONS BOOM AFFF.CTED
RepttMiCM ?Senator Would B? Governor
if He Resigned.
_--.-. to The Trlbrm? I
Trenton, N J. Sot I.? ihe election ol i
Republican Benati ?sflll In all probability
, ?.. ?,-,-j. hsndlcsp to ?Governor Wll
boom for thp Democratic nomlnaUon
. it Sen i'--.-- hai no Meuten
nor, th? President of th" Sen?".
? . ? ? ??. ? . itivi In 'h i< raps? It;
The next tromUtnn of the ?Senat
.ours?-, will b< a Republican, an'l should
the Oov? rnor bi
?Demo ratl? N ??-,.;. invent! .., \: ?? ou|?j
? if reslgred ss ? ?".? t nor hi -
p],,, would be taken bj ? Republican.
Among Governor Wilson's friends, howavejr,
that he 1 ronsldeied
this phase r,f the situation, and bad detei
I should hi be nominated foi Proal?
ngn as Governor until h<
had heard Ihs i ? ulti "f I
?>
SALARY GRAB BEATEN
Chicago Frowns on Proposition to In
crease Pay of Judge?.
..?-.. So * H I s1 became knos
uni'-ipai rouri "salary graiv ?-?ropoe!
luting the closing days ?.f th- .mdieiai
campaign niel artth overwlielinlng ?Jefeal
a? the hands of ths voters In ywnmt?my't
election. The ineavsuies ?vers beatea by a
ratio of a I'Host '.' bl I.
Had ti ' "little ballot'' ni'-asiirin been
,,,,ri.'l. the salan of the Chief Justice
vv.viid hsvi been raised from 0JO3 to : ? ?"?
and tr??*t of the aasodst? justloeg from
Bj^ofl to $!'.''"?
,#???
1
PHELPS S PERRY
r " GolUiJith. and Di.mond Merchant.
Cf?er a choice selection o?
Fnamel Watches with Diamond Ornamentation
Pear Id Diamond S^^?S
Rings, Pear! Necklaces, La VJIieres. brace els.
Cold and Platinum Hag, Pendant harrmgi
Watch and Jewery Repairing.
E.t.te. Appraised or Purcha.ed.
NOTE THE LOCATION
|? the heart of the whole?.le dutnct
StVmXW**?* NEW YORK
MARYLAND 11 Hl
Constitutional Amendment Dis?
franchising Negroes Defeated
by Decisive Majority.
GOLDSBOROUGH BY 2,500
Remainder of Stato Ticket and
Both Branches of Legislature
Democratic Republican
Judge Re-Elected.
Baltimore, Nov. ? ?With complets 'in?
official rttorns from Baltitiior*? snd prac?
tically all part?? of tilt State heard from,
ti.? Plertion of Phillips LSS Qol(lSl*-*r***ra**h,
Republican Candidate for Governor, ovrr
stai*? ?senator Arthur Pn? ?Gormen, r>?>m
ocrst, hsa been ef*tabllah?sd Mr Oolds?
borough's plurality, it Is ?asttmated, srlll
I..- l??i?A?=-*?ti l,f>S0 snd S.Stt Both housts
of id?? i.**?ri?*lRt?ir>? ?rill be Democratic by
??af<? ma'oritl*\s
ESdgai Allan Po? .n?d Rmerson C Hsr?
rington Democratic nomines? ftr Attor?
ney Oenersl '-nd ?'ontro'l*>r. were -*lr?.-i
???I bv rornfortable pluralities, slthough
<>:.[iti ? it- the da II looked as though Mr.
Goldsborough ?rould carry with Hm lili
iassoclstos 01 ' c 1st? ticket f<<r these
office?
Henry Bfockbridge, Republican, iras r**
I elected .ij.Ik*? <>r the State Court of Ap?
peal i Th? constitutional amendment dls
fran'~! lalng the negro ??sa decisive!) ?de?
?
in Baltlmors Iba !?? ??:?.. ?..i elect three
judge? ..f th? I i" Supreme Court, th?
Judge? of the Orphans' Court an*i the clerk
..f the Cltj Court, the Republicans raptur?
Ins il"? State'? Attorneyshlp, Sheriff snd
City Burvej 01
Mr. Goldaborough, who la collector of ln
temsl revenue for (l" Maryland district, i
- cond R? publl? an to be elected Oov?
arnor of thl? ?tate ?aine?, th? i Ivtl Wsr,
Lloyd Lowndea In 1*95 being Ihe flrtl tt
achieve that distinction.
Senator Gorman thli morning declined to
concede the election of Mr. Ooldsborougli
and declared hli r-onvlctlon that he had
been successful He Insisted Ihst when fun
returns or" In ft would be asen th-st he had
;* aufflctent major! t) In them to overcome
i ' . i ?oldsborougti ?rot?
In Baltlmor? ? bitter fight "h= i
a?iiiist i ?.>mocratlc rit) organisation lead
b) the Republicana and >< conalderabla
*>i?in??nt of thr? Independent Democrats.
Thoma >' McNulty, who ran ;.- an Inde?
pendent candidate for Bherlff, divided II ?
Democratl? vote with I la Democratic oppo?
nent ! ?Ibeii Hughes, enabling t?. k*oi
Wei . Republican, lo win by .. _,..?.i plural
Ity. McNulty ??tart*.! th? grand
Hoi into the recen! I marl? . n.
??ultiriK in ih* preaentmenl of nearly ihre?
hnudred election uffictsla foi alleged frauds
Mr. Goldsborough prlmsrlly owe I elec?
lion lo a lau which ??? i d atgn? I lo
th? i.. i."" " ra In ihr lowei .-.- ?
pro? Idei i hat ?< singla mista - ?
validates th ? mir* ballot It hs mt the
Republicans thousands of votas, il this
? tiros it has hit Ihe Democrats.
In R-Utlrooi - Clt) an indep? nd? i ? -
date for j'"1k* of the ? ?rpl ? ; ut? d
the ??arty deaignstlon of ''Prcgresalvi
Democrat." Throe were to h? elected. In
marking their ballot? about thru u
i ?. m... rat -, pai big no ai tentlon to
nam ?*. m?u*ked neat t>> "Democrat" ?n.i
made the mlatake of marking foi four.
n. R* j- il lies - had "l Is? i 1heir el? ctlon
(.flirtais to throw out all auch bail?la. Thai
knew from experlfm-a tha' mist.k?- would
I?* made. Th?? Damoeraffr officials pro
teated against throwing oui th? bellota
?mi ih>- ?upervl <: -? of el? ctloi . i tructed
th^ni to comply with the law, -ir?j out th?
-. ..i Th? v cost tha I ? m?i .?> eandldi te
? '? .-lion
??pat Interest ?.,,>- manifested In ihe Con?
troller's vote, a? '? and th? Governor con?
stitute the Board ol ?' ibll? Works.
Then 1-- some ' ilV ol the pr< lenl Go
erner calllns an extra aesslon ..f th? L*t>g!a
: ,? -, ... enabl? th? i '? mocrat - to put ?
through aom? ' ?? ?*hl< l
? .. -.. omlng ilovernor. It - aid t-. b ,
ge\ louil: ? o? rid ?red I th? pai I man !
ELDERITES ORGANIZE
14 Brooklyn Suffrage Leaders i
Will Open Headquarters.
i- ourteen Br? oklyn dl trlct l< id? r
numbei of member? of the Woman Sul
fragu? part;. at ? m? ?ting railed Isst Ighi
1.-. Mr Robert H Bid? i I;'-- boi
man. at jn-i hom? v" 10 p. iii-???
? r,r-\ ... . stabil hi h< *'; |uai 1er lo b
, (Hed the King ? 'ount ."r i*** 11? id |ti u
tor-. and ?.? worl hereafter Independent!:
??nd without Interfer?*nc4 from I \t Manhat
tan ni? <>f the part
This was their s newer to ?? of
unfelrnesa and Illegality brought agalnat
Mr- E?der bj Mis Ida Craft, Mn Grao
G U *.it*>rhooi< AVr] m.-. Prlscllla H
-?nd not yet ict?ad upon !>? th? ?? com
rc\n*f
??if v r don i evtabllsti hea piarte
Bome o\\r tlse v 111 rome o? ri her? and do
.. ? Mr: eider ild
? Mr- Han lot ? inton Blatch
i v.ant lo stat? raid Mrs BMei
i thoroughly Indoi ?? Mrs Blatcl rltl? Ism
*.f the party foi getting secret i
trom n**mln*?ea foi ti.? Legislattlrt."
Mrs. Rider declared thai the Manhat
tai'l??^- m ho ran ? hs I the
Brboklynltes Ilk? school children." snd
had uhje?*t?*d them lo endlesa humllia
tlom She urged lier hesrars to have an
organlsatlo rlt th? Stat? Bi Ht ig
?i'.ii
"Wf i-an gel auffrage onli through the
?.?H?. ? pite declei ? ?! v aw fork i II
not ia Import int si t thli h It
RURNFD UNCOUNTED BALLOTS
Cote Brilliant. Ky., Obligor! to H*-l?i
Another VillaRr Election.
D? rel? -? ip i to '. ? riibuae.]
' i.'. Brilliant, Ky . No? I Protptetlv?
offlceholders w? r? not und?*r th? i ollsr
and saying all aorts of mean things
thr lntelUg< in a of the i k ctlon offi? ??
Cote Brilliant, Ky.
i?u t? ad of countlni th< ballots al
da*r"i etetHlon, tin (*le?*tlon officiais bj
|gj-fl burned them all up, and no trace n -
mains a.?; t'? the dfJClslon of tin ?
lankily for tha tat? tick. t. th? . |> ctlon
officials *?..-iro\.<i only the ?.iiiai*. bellota
Ti-*-r.- were If* bellota egal foi rlllag. ot
hrlab .it lh? election, and ?ni ware burned
up
a- ,, ??onssqueno the present officebold?
? i \mii remain In offif-? until another elec?
tion H baldJ, ts there I? m - to del
m?o, y ),., -?. i- riected ? est? ? -
CONQUER STANDARD OIL FIRE.
Afi*?r buriii"-; continuous!) Inc? I o'clock
Monday night the Art In ii ? Standard < I I
Company'? P""*? s( Con table Hook ?a
drowned out yesterday. Two mor? tanks
fxplodod, bul the riv? Ihou ?ii?! . n p
ni,., had iX '? kf"> ' '??' 'ill at lurl ?in? ?
th?? fire broke put managr-d to i.
ih* n.inni apreadlng In all about twenty
tank.- and their contei ti wen dei ti.I
?,,,! the oil ronaum? ?1 wsa . |..-,- ,,, ? mn
lion gallon? This and the tank! ?.r- aald
to bav? m pn ? "'? '' ? '"
a-_
HARRISBURG WON BY FUSION.
HtJTatburg. ?'? "" N?B* ? ! i . ;,,,,.,,
katS. t-WipeStd "1 l""io-?,u ?;r^ IM)?
pondent n? i""" ?"" ' '"?' ? ? l?rct?*d
John K Roysl l"'"" ; " M iy? ol u,
ii-imrg. Tin* unofficial count, .,.,,,,.|..,,,i
Yo-?ay. save hlrn a ;??? ?*.??.? ,.f ,,, ?n?
rualonl l ??l*" ''" '"' ' hr' '"dldatea In
h? city an?."">
SAY M?PH? IS DO?
? nntlnu'd from flr?i prut?.
is understood thst he will go to Mt.
?"lernen?.. Mich.. to-morrow- f?-r hi? an?
nual p05t-electlon vai'ation.
N'lrman V. Mack, ?linirn*3ii of the
rirroo. rati National and the J>eino<ratl?*
Stat? committee?, ?-.ill ??,, t<-> Mount
' 'emeus ??n the SUM .In?. There h?
and UM Tammany "iV?f? ' will .?.tudy over
th? flxnres and see how jt all happened
and probuhlv plan norno line of a? tlofl
to control the d?l?gation t" the Del! na?
tional ?otnfntlon
Chairman Barnes of ih- Republican |
-???? t'onimitte? smillnul? ao?eept?sd ?ill j
? rtigiatnlations on his smashing: A?n?etn
My victory, but he ?aid It was not Urn?;
. ei tot bin to tfOOjk of the possihl? ao.
ti'.n Of that body In ih? select!? O? a.
Speaker or th" b^fflnnirsr of any investi
nat?o., .,f Murphv and his friends in the
N".-"?, Tort City government
FUSION FIRMLY INTRENCHED
Loss of Tammany Board of Al?
dermen a Blow to Mayor.
Nothing thai happened Tuesday wti1 have
so much bearing on the city government
as the election of a fusion Board of U?
dermen to replao Ihe presen! board oon?
trolled by Tammany. The new board win!
i." <?: tnatertal assurtsnee to the fusion
f."..r?i of ?Satimste i?. carrying oui its
policies. Converaely, the loss of ?he Tarn*
many board will be ? blow t<. ttayorl
Oaynor, who might have used It as a
? ?i the rusten majortt) In Ihe B?mrd
Ol I'slilnate.
presenl board baa .? Tammany ma?
jority ? t hv out of met ? ntj ?nine. The
ti?"w board win have s fuatori msjoriti
of seven, ?"?r the rl?*-stsd members Tarn?
mai ?? has thirl) ?!,* to the fusloi tt
thirti ?"u'hi Te th? latter must be added
th? voles of I'r. -idem Mitel ? i and Bor?
ough Presidents McAneny, Steers, Miller
and Cromwell it maj be conaldered that
Borouirh l*t?sldenl Connolly win vote with
Tammany on strictly organlaatfon matl n
This mskes i total vots of thlrt? --?? f?
Tammany to forty?thre? for the fusl??n
1st Although in the pasl Tammany has
: i,ri-... d">! in winning over some fusion
members so ss to <*ont?xol lh< board, it is
i,-.' believed possible for 11 to "ind ? i
deserters to overcome the indicated ma?
even.
The vote required to psas an ordinance
or resolution Is fori . o thai Ih? fusion
. will be able t-> da buslm-ss wlthoul
th? aid of a Magie Tammany rote. The
vote on sppropriatloru <>f -t.. <???i mvn'i?
, toad n -? be i?'?' les than sixty.
By winning the Hoard ?.r ?aldermen the
| fusion! ?? - alt ?> gain ? ontrol ol Ih? SI
i 'Oltimi.'sl'?n. Which i ' ompo , ,| of
the Mayor, i ," i rmtroller, th? City Cham?
lb rlain. the Pieatdenl .-r the p3oard ? ? I
1 ?", and the rhaltt.ian of th- ltn.it, ?t
committee of thai hoard i he rwmni
"ith Prank Dowltng, cltalrinaa of the
llnance rommltte. tandi ?? Tammanj t.? ?.'
?o -"ti T ' domlnanl party In the i oard
alwaj takes the chairmanship of the
? ' "inin'?t. u t?. cui torn i" Ing thai
? i' ?."." ? to the nun selected SI !? "1er by
tin ?majority.
'. .,, \?;,v srnne talk resterdsj as to the
choice of the fusion maJoriU for leader.
Alderman Wlllard Bryant, of the ?Tlst Dis?
trict, ' Ihe presenl rnlnorit) leader, but
not Bhosrn any great amounl of sctlv?
Ity in Ihe i"b. Hi has ha-i I ? ? .?? ieiwe,
however, which will unquestionably count i
In hi- favor. Alesander i:.~?? ? t?? ?<>k. of
B.kl n, ?in probably i" s Mndklate for j
tj leafier, and, railing In that, ?sill
bfl a candidat? for v|.'"*-"hairtTiaii of the!
beaxd AMtasseea Bent, a ?TJaassarat, ami
th? preaent vlce-chslnnan, a*, defeated
foi ra-el ? tlon.
Mdenaaa Downing, of the Helghti dis
trict, ii Brooklyn, on sccount ol his king
term of ervtca, will probaM) bt a ? ind
',,. the '. Ice?? bslrrnanshlp, but II Is
.bought Ihal ,li>! chances ar-* ??-'lO'i
. ? ?rdel '? ? '. Kline, ?> Republic in and
,i former member of the board, who returns I
vas ipok? n of : < iterday a ?
I . |t for thai "th' ??
'I'll.- election "i ? ''.'"..i hojr'l aill
I m I h? tal us of City
Clerk ?Scully, ai he ws sleeted two 'car?,
ago fer b term "f sis yesri Th? H
.-? it-si (In number, si i si the j
i ' oard, ??'I ? numbei of!
good Tsmmsi men sro going to lose 1
Ti ev are nine In all, headed bj j
Hem i' Oxford, thi chief, who get? a
,,i ?:.''"?>" i yes 'i ?? ol ??'
, yeer.
Under I irter Ihe Ai I i "-"ne of
tl i board In each sai muel be held on
[ot 'l ? . TI ippens to .-orne
? . . ?'., -r'.. i i ?? Prior to thai the
-, ?rit " ill ha? e caucuesed and d
d he will tsk? ? hsrge froi
irp fir-' \ 'lommlttM "ii Rule ?? 111 be
elected on resolution, end I al roramlttee
will hsvi th? make-up of 'ii the other
? .?.- i ? fu on members got
little considers!. I ? i ,: i ? ? I I i
committees In the present 1 ird i nd l i
i mm' m men.? innol ,-1 p? et mu
? .? ? h s vi i"-? the '"? ird
Th?? Bosrd of U?th ' m? n ttndei
lei hsi the widest p?>ssible poweri In lb*
UgsUon of all ? i' ? dep iri
- ? : .,- -, used, bul
? .? dt? fus "' its ' "I no?
overlook their opport'int'i??- ?/long thnt
lit - PraSld? D1 Mi" hel.if?
? - ? 1 will be able to 1 01 h In hai
? . 1,.?.. be .1,; t.. - ,. ?.'.in-j.bi''
effect \\r is entlrel oui of symi I
? Ith the ,??'??? enl bo 11 1 ind has do)
i ble '.ri " i' ? to .")? sntags
II i- generally conceded thel there Ii
? ?ie?>d fo?- 1 sea Building Code. Th*
Tarpn inj board tried to put through s
in?.? rode last spring, bul It ass ? '-arg"!
1 It disci in lasted 'C ilni ? tmcrete
tructlon, and II was droiiped sfter tl 1
Mayor stated thai he would nol sign s
cod? thai ?;?? an] undue advantag. I 1 ?
ol .struetkm.
The presenl h?...rd may now ?>-? t0 ?????
igh a new- code befen tl 1 rirai ? ? ?
?'i!, ss the fti.-iio'i board would otherwise
.: 1 ode m which there ??? ould i" no
favoritism Bbown to Interests tl si sresald
t., i- , |o ' to Timm It
HARMON SEES LANDSLIDE
1 Ohio Governor Predicts Demo
cratic Sweep in 1912.
? olumbos, ??. .No',- | Basing his opinion
the results hi Massachusetts, Ken?
tucky, ? ?hlo and other points where fiemo
? rati? ?un<ii'iiite}i srere elected "-tenia?.
Governor Judsen Harmon predicted to-day
a national Democratic landslld? nest ? n.
H. ?AM
Th. iitsults of those election I i -
;i?*HS'?i m? verj much and i consider them
i feftwaal <?f what ,- to oome n \< ytmt
M I?- th. strongest Indoraemeni of Demo
iH.y that has been tendered by roter In
recen) 'ear?
Not only local < lectitms <i ? i cot
??-gnlticant, but also the elections In Ken
Itueky, MsssSchusetts and othei point?
i hi el. t*tloni In ?Ohio si"..', unquei tlonabl/
thai the public Ii pieai d with the present
H'ltrli.i-tratioii. the tax reform II at havi
be? n mads ind the manag, mem of ?-t.ite
on? ? ? und? ? Democratic i wa]
A", h-?i naked r-vni?ni. the Cir??sinnati n
Mr. Hunimn ssM
PciSOnallr, liothlllK Co,lid hav flr-aiaed
um better, i iniv.- roushi f"i tweaty-flve
? ? , i,..,., i -i,,, innatl fi om lb? m ..? ...
Re ou hll? .m'.-m and I am ? ? rtslnly iu
Itgl ?? ,| to thid that thi voter bs i ? ???.,"
toed and broken the ctaaas that bound
h? r
Blgni o( I tor? forth' PemcKTatlr pirl
,-,i, evident every*'hST* Next year I nrr
dl. t thai nil? pari t ??ill ? hi i:" national
"(h' ?- in? luding the Pr< ltd? n? v. It in an
i mil..--en,, ni ,f Demorrstlc idmlnlstrattve
pott, i, .,,, i th? lab..11 Hit- sdy i" t f ?' m. i
bj thai i'jit' ?
M'COOEY NEAR M [NO
Republican Triumph in Kings
Marks New Era for Democrats.
NEW LEADER TALKED OF
Judiciary Scandal and Tammany
Bliffht Elements for Which
Chairman Is Blamed.
Th? Republican triumph in Kings County
?OUO Ih? leadership ?.f .Toht. I i Mc4 w
among th** Democrat... Ha Will not be for
rlMjr rf^t-t-tod, but at the reorganization or
th? county and cxe*-utive rx**-*jnltt*N*t in De?
cember !* 11 -aptCttd ?g-? Wj|| retir?*, a.1
thfrogh iloubtJess he ?rlU cling to the .-hie'
clerkship of ti,r ?Alntffatt'i ?'onit at $?.'?<v>
a .?rar-f-r th? posent, at l*?;)st. Henry
Heeterberg win ratntme the isailershlp of
the i??h Asttmbly Dlttilet, which he laid
d??Aii at th*- re*|*iesl of tha Monty .-rcan
Isatlon, and a new era f?.r KtegS lour t
Democra*-?' -will begin
Democrats made no se*-re* of the reasons
that underlay their revolt ? ,\.- ?rot d the
Republican ticket," ih??- were ?-tyingabout
the boro'u-h ail day yesterday, ' (??cause
We refuse to he subl.'.-t t.) Tammany."
Then th.? \Y?!|e;t . | |?od had Its effect In
! alienating ?ot*?-.-? ..t' ever? class By i>*?n.
ocrata ami ?Republicana alike, Mr. McCooe)
su held rtsponslble f-?r the Injection <>*
these two fu t.-. i elementa Into the campaign.
Then- has been nothing apectacular in
I In- rltS and fall of Jofifl H. M*"Cooey. 1I<*
began ?s lesder of th*. eastern p?art of th*?
ist h Assembly Distiirt. Henry H?eeterb?arg
??as ihe leader ?>f th?? more Influential por?
tion, and was the member of the execu?
tive ??omrolttee from the district.
After ih?- death of Senator c tjf, Me'ar
ren, leader of Ihe county organisation, in
hiss, rival faet?n? in ti.e Democratic part)
j were reunited, s victory resulted, and aotn ?
i ?in*- had to apportion th? patronage Mr.
1 McCooe) kss the only Importent man on
hii ticket to be defeated, ha?.mg i
candidate for Borough President against
Magistrate Alfred K Bteei Mi m i ???
: wav ?popular and not strong enough to be
dangerous, the part chtefa bettered, and
be seemed to atand well with Tammai
Hall.
Henry Hesterberg resigned in>m th? ?
ecutlve committee, so Mr. McCooe) couM
join thai hod?.. Then he eras made chair?
man. Nobody, however, took him serious?
ly. Th*- rank and Rle objected to hi-? Tam?
many affiliations snd ?jome ?if the leaders
said h was trying to make himself
in his Assembly district to the detriment
| of Henry Hesterberg When he became
chief i-ierk In Ihe Surrogate's office the
lasryere of the count) protested unanlmoue
ly that he was not qualified for such an
; ..ni .. ii.. atood with Tammany In the
i nlted Btatea Benatorshlp fight and In the
charter fight until h? ? ? called a ? reatare
of ?'. i'. Murphy.
jus| befoi a th? D? moci atic county eon?
1 ventjon Mr. McCooey refused i" silos
.. p i;-iid?-r to be ci<onsldered for Sheriff.
i Mr. Guider had me auppori of Thome? l'.
B) rn? -. lead?1 of th? lltti A? tetnbl) i ?is
? let, who ras eng? -? d b? this action.
Then Mr. McCoo i ?unced that only
i ? ?. i lead? i. would be - ected for the
county ticket. This caused ? sensation
. ? ? ?
leaders Howetfer, Mr McCooey refused
to permit the renomlnatlon of Henry P.
Molloy, v- ho waa m al id? r ? ounty
Clerk, although he ??-.i- backed by the
old McLaughlin faction, bow beaded b)
Jame? She* In He next gained new ene?
mies h .?-. rtlni .lohn F, < larks for
District Attorney, although he had been
r. office Iwtlve years, bad lost strength
through the dtsclos**rea In the Union Ban)
Investigation, and wai not ?? district leader.
In permitting the three ludlclsn candi?
. to bring a'ti'ni for crtmliial libel
? William Berrt, of "Th? Standard
rut?n," Mr. McCooey made hia gravest
blunder. One leader aid i *:-1 night: "M
i the! Surrogate Ketcham ?
in spi?" ?if his obJ?ectiona In the matter.
ii*. iHouM hav4 had hit nomine? i In i el
1er control. Who pa; ? any attention to
ar - tutorial at au? h ? lime? It w* b id
?judgment to ?'??n?- such up in
the heat of a ca
Aft i th? complaint had been ? Ithdrawn
with apologie? the Brooklyn bade;- threw
ni? tn.?ir bands ?"Not one of them was with
Mr. Mc? '<.? I ?? ? ? idquart
Tuead ly night Hi bad be? n -i- ? d
The primarle? brought two tie ??? enemies
to Mr. McCoeey into the exenitlv? tO*n
mittee, D. J. Carroll, the new leader of
?h- lath Assembly Dlatrl'-.. and ,1. A. M'
?jnade, the lew- leader of the i;,th. l'nd- r
ill the eirnimataii. n,, Mr. M.-i'ooov's lea 1
ershlp I?. of nsosSSlty, at an . nd, ttOO 'f
he .?hould decide not to retire.
There Is tnlk already of rescinding ine
bv-la-v of the eonnty organization, panned
through the Influen?-* of Senator MeCsT?
ren. whl-'h provided that only a district
leader might head the eSSeuttv*?! .omnnt
tep. The Republican arrangement, which
permits Influential party men who are iot
leaders to assume the part-, leadership, ?s
e"nsi(lered bettor Buch a man would not
be under suspicion of working continua By
for his own r-e<-f|?-iri It? wo-iid be bitte I "
and fairer
Anmng the l?.ider>? now taadsf dlgruFsloi
for UM ehairtii!.n?hli. Is Thomas V Bvrn?*s.
loader of the IHh Pl.-tri'" Mr DjIUSB
has the reputation of batttg a plain, blunt I
man. and the leader.? do not like to In?
''kidded.** Michael K. ?Biitler, Tea<?>: or the !
12th Asaernbly District, one of the w-aitn
b-st of the load-r i. , ? favorably min-j
tion"d herr-uso he j.? ?hove the suspicion I
of job-hunting for hknself, at Igaal
-.
?TO RESUME WILLETT PROBE
?Inquiry to Cover Charge That I.
L. Indorsement Was Sold.
The Investigation of the i,,',nocrat|c jtj. ;
dietary scandal In Qt/e??n??, befare Jnstiet.,
Toamasnd Bcudd?er, win be sstended to in
elude an Inqulr-j Into the charges that j
money was paid for the lndors?Mnent by th?:l
j Independent ?L-sague .?r WUttam Wlllett, j
. the defeated randMeta for tho Supre???? '
Court bench in ??u.? n.? C?otinty. Mr. De |
Kord, Assistant District Attorney of New
York, said SUbfKSnSS would be sent out for 1
witnesses and th? Investigation of thSOe
m w elmrges started as boon as the press?t
Investigation of Bltntlar .-harnes against
Wlllett and the ii-nio.-rat:'* leaders was
rompteted.
The Investigation of the wniett case win
he resumed to-day JuM as if 00 ele.tion
: i.ad occurred, Mr. DeFord said, some
forty new Buhpoenas arara sent ???it y es ter
day afternoon from the I'i.trict Utorne\'s
Oilloe here, and th"re Is .-noiitrii work ahead
t,, occups t'1" suthortttes nrith thi ssam
Ination of witnesses for several days, it
was said. laOtdfl T. Walter. Jr. a CSSStdy
i!. uti nant st ?Tar l*to?ckaway, is expected to
r?ssume his testimony si to-.iaVs latartag
"i'iirlv lot" CaaaMy, the Iiemoeratlc
; loader ,.f Queens, and Wlllett will bave sa
: opportunity to testify to day if they ?si?*
! t.. do . ??>. Wlllett has been pieaent in court
: continually ?with his counsel. ?Colonel Alex?
? ?Inder S. Baron, through whom he Informed
i .Insihe ft udder that. he would be on Land
I at each session and ase the Investigation
I through to the end, whether he was elected
or not.
"There ai? many Interesting matters to
be ?lev? lope?! a? the hearings yet," j.iid Mr.
DeFord ?/est<Brday, "snd ^e are srolng to
follow the Investigation through with the
' ime rigid inqulrv. We Will welcome ?also
? Information from any ?rasjp?onalble pe?steis
! which msy assist In any way In settlat,' at
: all th. ta?cts "
?GETS ATTACHMENT FOR BUSCH
Dressmaker Seeks to Collect for Dresses
Made for Brewer's Daughter.
i
Sheriff Sh?\i ?rao?ad?rad an atl I'htnent ?/sa
terday from the Supreme Court to serve
on Adoiphu- Busch, the St. i.ouis brewer,
I When hg BIhMIM arrive In this dty from
? Kurop" The nttae-ament *\as issued In the
(-;)?o ,,f Mi!'?. Blanche Yovln, a dressmaker,
against Mrs. Helen B. UtOb, ? daughtar
Of Air Buecb, for IM for dresses, being
tim remainder of a bill for tas* Counsel
for the plaintiff obtained ihr attaehment
for Mr. Busch, hoping that he would have
l ??..m?? valuables belonging to Mrs. iv.eb.
j Mine. Yovln S8*d ?Sha shipped th? gowns
to ?Chicago, C. 0. d.. but Mrs. Loeb offered
! the exprcs.i company a chedi In peyussnl
; of the hill, which was refused. Since then
? R h..s been unable to eollaet the
? bill.
ASSISTANT FIRE CHIEF DEAD.
! William Penton, Assistant l?*ire ? Met of
\ Hoboken, died yesterday In Bt Mary's
Hospital In th U dty He bad und.- - ?
operation for an Intestins! trouble. He
"?rn In Hoboken forty-thrae ?/ears aco.
,\t >,>i<* time he was an ?Mgtaeer on th.
i Laekawanna Railroad, frior to Joining the
Hoboken irire Department, eleven years
Euro, be represented the Fourth Ward In
th?* Hoboken Common ?Council, iVfterwsrd
?ecami s Bra ?commissioner, and hi
?,. , ... id. . del in! fir? chief
TWO THINGS
WHEN you buy a home you
want your title guaran
terd by a company that under?
stands the business and that Is
strong financially.
We have had experience In
half a million real estate trans?
actions and our surplus-laid
away to protect our poJcy hold?
ers grows larger every year.
TiTlE GUARANTEE
i AND TRUST CO
Capital . . $ 4,375,000
Surplustall earned, 10,625,000
17? B'way. N. Y. 175 ?emicn St., B'klyn.
350 Fulton St., Jamaica.
S in mm
St. Paul Railroad's Exhibit At?
tracts Many Visitors.
PANORAMA OF FRUIT VALLEY
Devices Create Perfect Illusion
of m Ride Through Rich
1 Western Country.
I How far the Interest and enthusiasm ol
?oni.? of the Western states and their rep?
?JtssntetaVes have Ltnled them in the con?
tes" for aatlonaJ honors at the hone fiho>*
a' Mtdltot |gejg|tj ('ardi-n baa bad on?
of lis b..-?t illustrations iorfSg the last few
days In a foliation of photonraphs wh|*?*i
have ?'ontinually drawn crowd?? of admirrrg
to the sttt and of the Part?an
These illuminated photographs, fifty ti
number, mverad three, hundred aunare fj*a*a*
of the ont-i'l.. \\j]\ of till ?"ThlcaaTO. Mil?
WtUkta ? rit. Paul Railroad's biff booth In
the east contre of the ('arden. They *s**sjsj
niade far the Lead Show by t st hoi curtL*,
the man whom .1. Plerpont Morgan so><?ted
to take Um photograph?- for the remark?
able history .if the Ameri^an Indian, whisk
sJrtady ?Kprattafa twenty -rears of won]
and will take ten years more to complet?*.
Tbets ptefoits, at*s*t?et, ~**"*e~t***att hut a
?mall part of the enterprise that made
|io?slh!e th? St. Paul exhibit. The booth
whleb holds the exhibit, is .? feet long and
'.'. feel ?side, and in the Interior the actuat
dimensions are exaggerated by ope of the
prize curiosities of UM show. Thta 1? a
landaeapt, Indudlag onoo^auyotA mo'in?
tain??, the foothills, and a ptlMHTSinlO view
of the Klttitts Valley in the ?rascade Moun?
taina, through srMeh the St. Paul's line
rusa By the nHp of sltstrtc motors, con?
c-ealed In ths bai h of Um booth, a rtf***ad***M
tion has been made r,t the railroad Itself,
running through the valley, and on the
doubl? tracks that extend from end to ep*i
of th? panorama lltUo train?, perfect 1n
every detail, run btck and forth, disappear?
ing in tunnels at ca.-h * nd. Freight train?,
electric-lighted limlte.N, and even at, ele.
trie Uteh ?-'gnal BjrittSBi Klve the la?t
tOUCk of realism to the scene
The Chicago. Milwaukee & Ft. p-,.11 XOOA
htS made a. featur? of this parucular val?
ley on their lit"? for the reason thai II ?
.. .< of th?- most ta*ttOUS ft-uii-pr-viu-ing
te**rtt*-***ts In lbs whole u-at, and i .
alr*-adv rarritd off many honors for tlv?
State Of Washington St 'he show
The ?rallay shown In the ti -.-?? ?
on? of ?M three prize.^Inning -tectk**
th*> West at the show. The J':
and the (?allatan 'Valle:/ are ?h
two. They are altnost bl****etsd b
railroad's line
What looks a' ftrtt Hin two big tel
I tables it'sid* the railroad ?*om| ?
booth are a**tu**Jty croa? aectlon
f,lr ?re--- i-.-i.-h one 1s nine fe*?t |
They ?ere cut from trees whi- I
estimate were eight h?indr.?I
These nee.- belong to the san
the Mariposa? in California. Tl -? I ?
people aay that these giant 1rs
the hundrr-. IJ-ousand In the Csscaia
Mountains to-d ?
The ?'hicago. Milwaukee and ?? Paul
matwgara at the show re*-eive f
every day by arrangement ?rlth the trow
trs In Montan i This celer?- ? r B StTt**
to rtsUors r\,r-- day.
I'?- -nient A. .1. Bsrtlng. of the road, ga?.?*
the $1.<"?Oi prise Silver cop for the heat o???
hundred pounds ol oats raised In the
i United states
<NE.WYORK^
?-'^I?ES.'^
un I"' -w-?**!
The Best Service
To ST. LOUIS
?enabling you to do a full day's business in New York,
get a perfect night's rest, and keep a business engagement
in St. Louis the next afternoon?is offered by the
western
Lv. NEW YORK
4.00 p.m.
A.M.
Ar. Da,i?? 7.22
Ar. Ciacifuati 8.50
Ar. IfiduaapolU 9.10
Ar. ST. LOUIS
3.00 p.m.
Limited
This lusul*fc>USry appointed 24-ho.tr train, all-steel,
electric lighted, mahogany interior finish, travels
over the
"Water Level Route"
of the
Thro ugh SUepiniCarto
LOUISVILLE
Arrive 2.45 p.m.
AMD
NASHVILLE
Arrive 8.35 p.m.
New York Central Lines
Railroad and Pullman tickets delivered by .-?ppcial Messengerwithoutextracha-t-r.
For further information address General Eastern
Passenger Ageut, 121?! Rroadway, New York City
N-w York 'Phone. 6310 Maditoa -:??.H,n'PU?. 167 Mnia
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