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would flnd a ready response from Mr.
Slraus." _._
Thus nn iniercatlng situation entird,
aside from his platform pollcy wlll h0
pgfgggBtgd to Htato Phairman Banie*.
Many ugtBtatl RepublicanB are out
spokenly againM Ha* auch id?a.
Among UtfMB al JaBMi W. Wadawurth.
,,ne of taa leadlng candldata* for Go\ -
.rnor. He believe* the CfBlg InteMgmt
volicy for the Republieans this year M
? o makc a atralffhi light wK* a claan
candidav on 0 straightforward. ratn'ti
ally progresaive Republlcan platform.
?We can't hava any ehom battle.
said Mr Wadaworta. "Krw faMcrwa
are saying that Itt a year to put Ug
. candidate to get lKJaad. tt t?it Wg
nant a straight ngrtt and a hard one.
?nd we'll take the licking If wtahavc to.
but I don't believe t*0 Bhall."
The ex-Speak-r-r's platform 181 enun
atcd araaa b* made hla firat had for
the nomination. He stands by it now.
aad aayi hara going ta atlch ta the con
test.
"My namr. -will be presented. and J
know there will be othen." he Balfi
Wt-11 have ballotlng untll thore's a
-holce. Then. if I don't get the noml
imtlon. ITI go out and work just as
iiard ua 1 can for th* election of the
man who does. Bat this aron't be any
inock conteat. Ita genutn<\ and I huv,
reason to know this is a wide open. un
bossed conventlon."
Wadaworth'a Attitude.
Mr. Wadsworth made hls posltlon on
.iirect nominations plaln to-nlght.
?Tho laat ::epublican platform eon
taiaad a dircct and speclflc pledgo for
a direot nominations system." nald he.
I didn't believe ln tho system and
fought it in the Legislature and in the
conventlon. I waa beaten in the con
\entlon. I took my medicine and aup
pprted the candidate and tho platform.
? ti.. Deoocratlo platform alag con
iained B plcdge. When the DaaMcratl
got into olflce they carrled lt out by
.idoptlng a freak law whieh is a mere
vh.im of dlrect nominations. I believe
tlie paople ggjatct us. aa Republieans.
t . do our utmost to carry out our
; rtrdfe. 1 thlnk as a party we cannot
Bflord to take atqr backward step from
UM pledge of two yaaig ago. There
for* I wii *or the enactment of a law
|a uccordance wlth that pledge."
W.uisworH's idea is for a Bggtagg of
I rimuri is after tho Hughes plan. up
to but not including state offlcers.
Wadsworth headquarters were opened
to-day. aa were Bennet headquarters.
und ex-Representatlvo Bennot came
hlta to graci bia headquarters to
Edghl The Hedges boom went on
rjOOtulng resoundtngly, though Mr. l
Hedges was not here to add to the '
rcverberations. Ho will rnlngle wlth
tha merry throngti to-morrow.
Xo new names voro added to-day to
tho 11st of possibtlities. Everybociy
who by any etretch of imaginatlon
couM lay eialm to the title of leader
took partlcular o< casion three or four
times ln the courae of the day to deny
that anybody was gotng to try any
boggfeaaj or could get away wlth it in
thla free and unboasable gatherlng if
ho trled.
Mr. Root'a Mind Open.
Evan Senator Root added his assur
ancet. After he aad been here for sev
? ral hours and aad t.ilked to many of
ihe leaders he waa isked to ccmraent
on the Hituation.
"I haven't any candidate for Oov
v," Mr. Root replled. "My rnind is
I have BfMB talklng to my
fnend.e. BO Bl to gt-t la touuh with tlie
situatlon. Just now IvaryLhing is V*Tg
indefinite. and it will take a little
l"nger for sentiment to crystallizeprop
Iftjr. Anythir.g that might be eaid now
ns to what the conventlon is llkely to
do would be a poor guesa. Any one
can guess as well as I can "
aanator Root ftgurcd that much of
work ot the convention t:,ls y<-;;r
^ould be done on the .-onveMion floor.
Tht question of nominations f'.r tlie
Coort of Appaala is llkely to be trou
blesoim-. There la u strog BentlaMBl
against the usual bl-partisan nomina?
tion scheme. Chairman Barnes is
strongly ln favor of nominatlng two
Republieans this year and two nexL
although that would lnterfere wlth the
plar.s of Senator Brackett to land a
l.omlnation next year under a bl-partl
san arrangement.
It may be that the plan foilowed by
the Roosevelt convention two years ago
wlll bc adopted, and that a M-partisan
line-up wlll be nrranged. All Mr.
llarnes would ray fr.r publlcation on
this subject to-day was to recall the
appointment of a eommlttee two yoar*
ugo to paafM oi: the Republlcan ticket
the nomlnee of the Democrats. He dld
annou.ice ancw hla vlolent opposltion
to ditect nominationa.
'All tliis dlrect prlmary i ropoKition
i? a ItaBttatloa on the freedom of the
-oters.' eaiJ Mr. Barnes. "It in wrong
|n principle as well as in practlce.
Whfat ve wiiiit is more freedorn. not
laatlltlloii There ahould be no pri
uiaries. Lll us have all the l'reedom
?e oan gat, and let the best man win.
I'd aav- ;. | tem whereby any man
rmrnt he u catMMata by announclng
his candidacy and fillng a bond for a
certain sum of money to guarantco his
good faith?enough to cover tho cost of
prlnting his name on the election-day
bullots. Itftf dollars ought to do lt
ln a couniy."
B
iTEAMER SINK8; 115 DROWNED.
ParaB, 8*Bi tl,? OM liundred and f.f
. cn peraona were drowned to-day in th*
N'orthern Dvltta Iliver. near Archangul, as
B reault of a colllsloti between f.vu
Bteamers, according t<> a dlagateh from Bt
j'etersburg to the "InfWmatlon" n?a*?
np'-ncy. One of the 1 cssels nank, only
thirty-flvp of tatMBl on boanl belng aave-l.
The Pure Product of
Nature'a Springa. You will
f ecl better and do better for aiing
Hunyiatdi
Janos
Water
NATURAL LAXATIVE
\ Glaa* on AiiatBO lor
CON8TIPATION
BARNES ON THE WATCH
-
State Chairman Means to Have
a Say About Platform.
HOLDS IT MOST IMPORTANT
Preparing for Contest with
Those Who Favor a Pro
greasive Declaration.
[?yaa a Staff r-f>rr?apnrv>rit a? Taa Trtaaaetl
flaratoga. X. T? Hept ~t.-State OO0?'
mltlBfiiaaa Barnes not r.nly batlfrV** th*
platform la golng- to ba a lot mofrl 1m
! portaat than th* tawidlflattra bt tha Karpah*
. Uoaa convi-ntton. bai i>- aetlaa on tha!
bf-lb'f. lt may be un "uab****d convm
tlon" ho far as nominations are OtMaOfBTned,
but it woa't ?et away fraai Baroe* and
a few of b:s tried nnd troaty oonipaalona
ii.., to platform proposals If he mn bHP
1 it-and ba ahould b* ln l poaltlOB ta
| help it.
Mr. Bajuraaa took taaaawal Btaana aarraral
Idaya ago tl aseertain tbe probuile B*f j
1 sonnel of th* ti*Ullldtt*li on rfkaOlOtlOBB
lli- wrote lettcrs to the county ehatrnien ,
BlBlng tlieni t* tlll hlm who WOOld Ttf '
resent thelr dibtrlct- on that commttt-"
gom* of thfHB ftfd not nply B*C0O** t'10 |
localltles had not arranK'"-! tha m*tt*T,
of ommitt.-.? rapraiaBtattaa. Othara dld,
ao thHt the Mnto rhairman BlUal hav* ,
now a very adoqitate ld^a of Uie raakl
up of that comniltteo and lts polltlcal
complexlon.
Th* importane* of this gdVBBC* la
fOitaattoe may be raallaad when thi fact
is cor.sMprefl thnr there will bt n tronK
aleaaaat n taa conventlon d*t*naln?d lo
have a pfogiaaalTa ptatfann, dbrtli aad
t-'.Kctftr on mattrra con^ernlng Wblek Btr.
riarnes holds pror.r>i:ne?d Vlewa ln th*
other dffactton. K*v<ral men ?r< now
threat^rlng U> mak.- n 8gB< in th* BfMaV
Blltte* on dlrect nominations aiM klndrad
refonns. and carry that flght ta Um floor
of the conventlon If nr-crsaary.
Tho atate chalrmans rbfrr.ee of ttMl
Conatltutlon 00*00*1 BggaBl to DUflBeffOtag j
good Republieans w_o can't aee that tha
Oaaaatltutlon t? tn haif ,is much daagir aa
the public ia from lmproper law* wrdi )i 11
Is the duty of the Republlcan pany t*
crrreet. Bl it ia their intention to advo
r-ate attention to Crylng evlls aa the lb st
duty, with a flrm abldlng faitii tn the
BfachgTound that Um CoBBtttoUon wlll
survive BV0B the formatlon of tba I'r
gTafNgva portv and the apecchef "f
C'olonel Rooaevclt.
Sevaral Peraona Buay.
While Bfraf]raa8y, from CtaUrraan Ban
down, de-'lures emphatlcally th. ra la rlOf
one line of "canned" stuff wrltteu for the
Republlcan platform, aevcral pftraona
were buay to-aay gettinn ir.t<? tentatlve
form PMKgeatlona they intend tn mak. to
the eommlttee on resolu'ions.
Hcnator Root, who arrlved te?nlgb1 81
oncc begna t" take nn actlvr- part ll I
lOB of platform tliirks. Ii la llkely
that he ui',1 be BbOBfM to present the plat?
form to the conventlon.
Among tho?e who have bfMfQ ir O0Bf*r<
enrft on the platform are '"halrnnn
Barne*. ax-^'ivrrnor Horuco WaltB, Klop
R I'rown, Hr-rhprt Parsone, WIlHaai Bt
Ivlns and 8?r.ator Braokett.
"This matta. ,,f platform will take
aome tlme," ^aid Mr. Ivlns to-nlght. II.?
Is tha man who will draw up 8..m^ >.?
the Puggestlons of f'balrtnan Barnes
"Of courne." added Mr Ivlns, "tt,.
iire two wayi Of pr?ti\K B platform
Vou can bfrtaag lt up ln pliBtad forrrf, po
throuith the fonaaltty of hrtvirig a eota?
mittee on r*soh;'!or.s i,,,-.^ t!.< ?)??
fotm handed to th?m. and BfBBd it Bloag
|0 the aponvention. l?r yaa ..,t,
oaght to bo done?perrnit any onr- who
hn<- a ^'ig>.'p?t!ori tO [>!???.' it ta tha
committee on re.solutlor.s', BBVg th<- eOi
approre or dlaapprove thn aag*
geatlon, aad If 11 ii? approved have a
l ib-committee draw up a plaafe BlfM |
tbf.s.- linee.
"afaklng B platform of plank.i Uka that
!?< tbr> true way to do it, and tha: i? th<*
v ,i- wr. are golng to do it tall year. Of
rours.. it wlll take tln.e. T\ior? Ih Juaf
th?? dlff'-rr-r,.".- U-twaon the |vn aayi that
fharo '.?* ln gatttag :. rcady-niudr- nult
and K<-ttir.K n enatom-mada auli in
iiri^: eaaa 11 t.An* only timo a-uc-.trI, tO
put thf- Kiiit or. and p.iy for i* If yon
want a cuetaia?aiada r-uit you baisg eot
to be BMaaarad und bave B flttlng or
?'" aad parhapa have nom? chHn?,'aH
rnaua before lt maets with yooff ap
proval"
Prlmary Plank Important.
AU realize that t!;e treataner.t of? th?
dlrect i.rlmr.rj' matter Is one of the inoft
important that the conventlon has to
hanole. lt bl llkely to deve!op a confld
crable fia-lit. not only in th<? commltu-e
on rosol'itlons. but posslbly in th* ior
vei tlon.
Caairaaaa Barnes WfraM declare for t?;a
ragaal of tha rerri.s-uiauveit law. Wh&t
ba. wanta put in Ita plac?> he Is not attO*
gatbat etoar about. h<- baJlavai that di
reet primatlra nr^ wrong ln Bfinrlnlt,
but realix^s that ibere ln a con.clrlrrabie
aetitlmrnt for 80*8 B law. To oim of tl..
lead'TK this aftfrraooa he htiggestnd a law
whlcl. wauld permlt a refa-rendum b> dl^
trlct*, Congreas', H.-riati> or Aaj>emMy, on
th* dfKlrabllity of having a dlrect prl
maty ln that politlcal unit.
BenatOT Joslah T, Xr-wcoml., r.f N'ew
Ti.ik, who wlll probably l^e B n.cinber of
thr- platform committ'ie, is ln favor of
aide open prlmary ia?, arfcleh would <io
away with t.arty deatgaatlona and hava
all the nominations on the prlmary ballo*
. pattttoa,
Chalnaaa Baiaaa was not ^ming to
iilgl.t to go into much detail as to lila
vicv.s r,n the platform. To IngfXBifM ba
made th<- gr-neral reply:
"Thr- platform aliould s< t foith charly
Whal the Repiibll. an party htands for
and What it would do if plac?d In power."
It 1s known that UM xtate chalrmnn is
atrong for a poaltlvr afilrmatlon of the.
Rbehaatai alatfarn in it? aatlr>ti. in that
defrir* in* !;? llkely to buve ranildiraati
oppoeition.
Oppoaa Soma Rochaatar Planka.
A '.r-ader who will hava B gr-at dcal to
aay about tho platform aald to-rilfc-ht:
"1 bere are BMB8 tbUaga ln the Itoch- BtBf
platform upon Whleb I do not llilnk WB
aead tooch ut tata Han Vot laaaaaaa,
that platforni dfuioanoad tb* initlative
and r*f*a>nduai. i think wa <an afford to
?.. gflaerl <?n that tor.ic now. Wa hava not
glven enough Btady to tb.- proposltlon in
this state to niak?: a declaration OtM way
..I- fhc other."
This BBBM li iilcr Bald b< Wa* m favor
..r dfBMnaetag tha raaatl af tadtctal da
clalons.
Tb'-r.i Baaaaa t" ba i gaaMral gaaaaat.
tlon to taki- BBBBl eagaaaaa** of the pollc
| sltuatlon in N.-w Vork ?"itv in taa 000
Hiruf'tlye suggeatlona gf thf platform.
Botaa ara Baggoaftaag a dc-ciarution for u
h'at? cotistabulary. Otbafrl thlnk that
would o*- too mu.li a ^?lolatlun of tba
boma rub- prtndpta. They sub?;'-*-. th<- gp
pointment Of a Btatg conmils-luii, with
ppwer ii iBTurtaTBta potlce aapart*aiata of
ON THE TRAIL OF DELEGATES
What They Find to Do and Say and .See in Saratoga
While Waiting for the Real Work of
the State Convention. j
rprea. i 88 K C*trea8*nd*al el Th. Tniiune.i
Baratoga. K. v.. Beptaanbar g*.
PICKETJ THB wnCNH MAN. -A cn
Bdetvc. man from !f*w Ttwk waiked np
|te laewla m. Bwaaoy, tba Cnder Biieriff
! of Kit ga Oaunty, and trttb a "Hatto.
itranger!" offered to -hi tin- Braaklynlt*
..f Um toai of tha tnlneral aprlaga
af ahu^toga aol rei anbhlad hy lha
Btate."
? *?wber* i raur ?|.r!ng"' Infutrai
Bwaw] ?
Th* eonflclenoe arll I lOld bnn 11 araa
Jaet outsid" tb* slty. and BUggaated that
hr t.lkf an Riltoinohlle rtd* to B*. il
??Ye*." aald Brooklyn'i Uadar H'norifr.
??r.i llk. 4.-i r mu< h t" ? ti .. adnaral
spriiK?."
"Lota ot mone\- ln it." vild tlie man,
abo ealled up a looal taragi
??you can iiav. thi aprlng far a\8BV'
s.'.hi th- man, wnefi th* twa ronrhrrt th.
Bprlng, arhlch ii- one of Ihoaa aaw awnod
by tla atata. "H iij th* very best of th*
i.?t. Coatalna aulpbur, BOdlum and min
H ef tb* inoal curatlre propertlm.'1
"\'T> t'me," aald tl li ?!.?: Shrr'tT
l.. t i ilnv. baek :o ihe hotel an.i irefll
?j* mattera " Tl ? car i pad l aeh to
th<- iK.tr!. Th* eonAdenoi maa pald kh*
fare, n matter ot IJ.
"Now," said Iwaaey, wha had falrtj
revelled ln tl ?? baantlea ol khe antame.
MI. nf]'. "1 don't thlnk 1.1 CBr* fev that
sprinjr Of V- Itffl, bttl I haV* B fl1*nd who
I- a real, Uva hun**i, wba atoo batta
from Brooklyn, and if jfoa eanld 8
i,im wtth it. wky, id eapael you to aplll
arlth d . in my arthhsg t hlm of tba
11 ite awrdng tl a apting. I'm Ui
Bheriff Bwaaay. of Klhgi < ?? nty, and mj
Innocenl frtend is fJMorge Vv'aahtngton
Qlbbona, Cangraae rnadbtata from ih
flftrlrt "
The ??cor) aitlst" glinnad r?nd I
shink a4v;.4.
MR. KHACKE "IN BAD. ' FraderlckJ
H. Kl.n .:e, N.o.il OfAoW Of tl.. Porl
x.'w v..rk. feeh thal he li ' la bad." He i
. otbaa from Watbuab, i mflT* i i
known --otio'i of Brooklyn, whlch boa
o( aerei I natlve aoi i ? bo an avowedlj |
;,- ? .a r ? He ?:? I ilktng with wm j
rarlo nd i er nf rei rvaJ of I
II ?? ahould Beem n.a- i
Kven thli li agalnal kh. ?
i.i. an of aame of the'leadera ti.-: ..rev:
that .-. laa provldlag l * khe na all of.
Ifayora abo api ': ' ?'1
bi a n i< better way of < orre th | Md
poUoa cond ?
Bamoel 1 Koenlg. i ant of l Sem
Vork i OUntO ' - i-.:..I't'" ? ' '''
.ii,y in favor of a pii.i.k tai tbe auB
mlaeton to t!.? peopli of a i nalli
Bjn*rtaaa*i 11 an auffraga Then
...-.? et ? -; Bl
thi aelegat** 1 i i ank
For Workm.n'a Comp.n&ation.
Tbera k aa aap ttttaa ta ? atrtaaj ptank
in fgvoi af a warkman'a oaapanrnttaa
aat
Another BUgg*8 -.?? I i ? '"'
on favorabrj 8 for th* catabfta 8
a pubhc aralaara miainlaaton, arlth powar
,...i rrif,.:-1 arttara ka ragau
tl ti Baay te raeaoaabty a*** ?
. ,. t t ? ... -..', ,,- .1 Bafeti ot
.. ir rarloua a< ipal
. ...' UM New V-.rk toadcfB favor-. B
iratlen f". a kaw whleh a ?
publle oflelala of Ih* riut.t i rei
? . . itlfy on tbe ( ? ?? ? '
. ,, ? . n ii ??- alae - fB**t< '
tmn ? .- . araU le pla ? *n I
r.i'-i. of luattfyh
... ?? .? .,n ti.c < oramunlt] th*
nece**ti ? tog thu 8 aata wreng.
_?? ? ? ?
PLANKS FOR SARATOGA
Republican Club Offers Sugges
tion* for Platform.
Tbe Bepul ? Bg I ? ib ot lha l ?' gf '-? v
Tork held a i pi ? tol m* Ung li'?,, '>'^r;' "'
wt.i'1. n adopti - ar ol Btonb ko
!?? reoommended for li ?? rtlon ln "- !?'''? .
form whlch wlll i. ? "??""' '" ,h< ' '
,,uM,, lonvention at Baratosa *n
VV ..I-.' ?
?n,H meettna waa attend.
nurober ol ? ?' tbi club 1 ?
minentUtloM aa to th* vartous planka
weri mad. ? ???* "''!'"',
ZlTch wai appotated b) J. Van V*
1):,(,tt, praaldenl of th* ?aub. oxOm a
r^lltA^vn^^ th* regularmee.au
on iaatamhar it.
Il Ztu raaorval that tha ahih *aai a
aeiegatloo to tha aamranthni ut ia**Aoga
to araa thar* tb* aiknrtlaa of tha tnUaw.
lag aaaaka ** a aarl of tb* ^rtv plat?
form:
Indorae Rochester Platform.
bc. raoal earnmUl i uniiiad lha |>lat
carry on an honeat, Juat and aUhia rtate
'T^e^StMt U.I ta* P88pki ti
i,,L ii u. point 44'ti. orlde to th* wort
r ti'.' Ileanh I).?i?nitnient wf ihe Btate
unde" law i : leaetj and adaahafcttoratl by
,Hv''bU.'iv.'.'Sit.' the further dlaaMracuttkM
of gnowledge amona th* I '"I'l- wncerri
hLi hyglenc and oth*r me**ur*fl fpi I ?
lridl%tlon Bnl prexvnUon of 1114*8
,,'.-1.. ularlv tub?rc ilo8a ..r.'t qthi i com
*,m ,"m!- dlae*iM* and th* rlgW enf*rc*
, ,..,t of all law? relatlna to i"'"' f""'1 ;" 'l
rJublk health to th? end thal ritdtneaa
,,,.! BtifferlnB may ?"? r*duc?| to a i.m.l
t.r.ini and .. ni.Kii llfe prolonKed.
1 ,.?,"? ,i.n.? the bo-. .-iii.-i i^-.v dlrecl
.?-,,,,.,, v law, ena< t?d by the l?i.Tatlc
T^ulalatnr.' of 1811, a* u fn.U'l upon tho
will of the people and ..n Insolt t-> thelr
Intelllgencc Wii demand Ita repaal we
favor ?? gaBttdaa dlraat, prmmry law.
Initiativa and R?call.
\v, g*jBOunoe tha laltlatlve a* tendtna
i thi tong rni to BUpebod ami tnek]
iegislatlon.
w i- genounce thi.npotoory referon
iiuiii. meanlns hy ihat aci>mpul*ory app**l
? i, ih. people to voto ii|m?ii ii l?4v alreadj
enacte* by tl'..- Legtolature befota -a-t'1
law beeomei operatlve, ua h dlatlnct blow
at tbe mdependence of th? Leglatature,
IV* d*nounc? th>- reeall <>t pubtk offl
?iiiIh ;>??? t?i .JitiK to cowardlc* on tt.': parl
,>i adndnlBtraUv* offlcar* attd t>> Hma
?ervtna *n th* parl <.f fudgaa.
\\e denoum e u.<- pi opoaal to Kt\'' '?? kh*
Uovernor kbe right t" demand a referen
iiuiii from the people fn.m am aieaaun
propoa4*4>by iiim wtii.-li l? reJ*etod by kh*
I,4?g1atatur. .i- leadlnjl dlreci t" ;. dBO>
tatorahip.
We denounc, the n ..ll "i <l<-<'iHiotiM uh
il.sti.tr. ..f th. Indepeadence <>f the
In.llclni .:?:?] i . threatanlng kbe rliilits of
the l.i'lr ldii.il and rlglits >.t mlnorltl**.
whlch iin\'- b**n held moa1 aacred, slnce
th*. foundatlon of oui governtnent
LMati ial >.i r*pr**eatatlvi governmen! la
writt'ii .iii .r Bttota an* ot aoeh pro*
ik.s;ii^. and together tb*y *f kha \rtm
negatlon of r*pr*aentatlv* governm*nl
Ti.' pretenc that h.h-Ii propoaltknia can
b* aooept*d and n pr***ntatlv. k..\. m
iiu-iii b* nwlntalned la mtolmdlng and
rnlvchlevous.
No FranchiB*B in P*rp*tuity.
\v.- hold that tha pubttfl ahauld aavar
parl 41-iih the owncmhlp of h franchlae,
bul thal .-\.-ry franchlao, whether affictlnK
he ~t!,t.- or :niv Hi.tiiiivlHion wlthln the
atata. ahouk! be oaall \4ith *o th* prlndpli
of the ground toaae; that in to Bar, tha
Itle t.. the franchi*. ahould remaln al
\<;i\- in the pubtte. and Ihen ahould be
pertodlc opportttnlty for a raadiuatmaBt
inm Berrl, also of Brooklyn. wnen State
halrtnaa Baraag aatarad nnd greeted
Naval OfBaar Krarkc
Just then a newapaper photoirrupher
snapped the Kroup. After Mr. Barnes left
Mr. Kracke waa heard to say: "If that
plcture ever drculates among my Hat
busb constituents I'rn a rulned man."
BAcnr.i/.in mr. woman BUF
ntAOai?F. vT. ruiifnun. of oawigo, a
f'.rmer .-.tatc BMBM <"ommisslon.-r. ar
rivod ln Saratoga at 6 o'clock to-night. He
is slxty yeara old and a conflrmrd bach
eior. but he wore In his coat u "VOtfM for
wii'iH-n" battoa.
Mr. CaUtaaa, win. |g aiaied f"r a piaco
mi ih.- eommlttee on r.soliiti.uis BBld he
would ndvo.ate a plank favorlng; wi.man
auiTraga,
DnroCENT MR KOBJHG rSrall rocba,
one of the uriglnal Job Hadg*B bOOBfliM -.
walked ap t* BamBal 8 Koaalg, .ind, caii
Ing attnition to a Job Hedgea batton bi
won-. aakad tba l>faw Y.uk ooaaU ohalr*
BMB !f be "as a HfadgfM man
" W'hy. I dld BOt kr.ow tbat button was
or. ine." r. ;>!i.'d Mr Koeni*. bhisbing.
?Hi..rii.-b.>iv inu't hava aaaaad it 00 aa."
NOBOTJT WAA HU'.T.-shrriff Charlaa
K. Law. of Klnga, a tHlegatt from
. .- m Aaaaaably Dtatrtet, aad tbi
..riKin.ii Brooklya laaarajanti ua- baay
dodgrng Btat* Cbatraian Bauraaa ln Um
lo \- of tbi Uotted Btataa Motei. He had
heard tb.it Mr. Barn** wag lafiatrlna (,,r
hlm, and bavlng m ralad his Btataaienl of
1 fortnlghl aga, ir. whieh ba attaeked Mr.
ea, hi kept out of i?ig' '? IfBaallj tbi
two .Miin fa< '? '" faoe.
'II01 ?i" .-."i d*T" aald Mi Bai bi i
?||,-, d< ? 1 duV ' r.-pll.-.l Sberirr l-.iv
"I III- ? .
? V-:.. it 1".' BBM Sh'-rlff I.a'<- OOlj It'l
ralnlng"
n:i;i.s at HOMB. Andraw B H ihv
phrey, leeratarj tha 1 -N"
lloaal !?? agu*. i" la B?or* al 1 on* ln
Barai ?a tb* u athor gbl?gata Thlr
? ara ago Mr llari br?y waa edli
?| , 1,,,.:? Pi ipk ;? Btlll axtaUag :i- "The
laral
of the 1 ...
.
u . f( ? n ?.aii.it.
g/e favor a I
I indldnti indi r thi *1
wltli
.,(.-.-.... ? nami
, 1. ... -.? 1. ??
lated
Public Sarvica Comminions.
....- t. aad ? ai trol ol p
? 1 ? ? ? gh
rj -j i
... - ? . lal -r. Tn- hlghcat
of
, ? ..f all pollfl -: ?
:. UI pollll lei ta to 1
i< na; t1 .'Ir |urladlctl< t> al
tlllty i-Q
I ; . ?-''.!? IBll
powi ? pend | ? . ?? l
j ? ...
? . -? ibllahed We di noun< ?? the
...... f,,r
avlng -.??'?-! ?> m< asun t thla ? tfect.
? ... :.. -i fr an !..-?? -
kl ba rapaaled r>r forfelted t" the
t .11 - - Ad< tl 1 !"?
? t.. r.,.-. t tbe atati ,-??'? ? \
. f ? ,! natlng grade ? r..*ai- .
mUltll I'le of BM
? | 1 . ? 1 bf>
. t be
tt ? ? rn* d 1 ' ra, ao
ild 1 onfi 1
?-ll . meni ti,_'
,-,,ini ?:...:? irter If thi
WorUmorr't Compemation
leatgned
?-.....??? ? ;
;. and ? ? ?
I latc l boi ? v !-.. gi
.... 1 ? . . ?
. ? 1 ;,.?.,? I ? ? : I .'?',! 1
ay for
?-..,i, en and ' ? ung p< ra ?na ln ? Jua1 >l
nnd commerclal oecupatlona, and, 11 ???
? ii.ic. fuller reporta ia ??? induatrlal ac
? ?i. rit?- .11 .1 ...? ? i-- -
Wa fave I ronatltul
Bim ndmem to nei mil the 1 ntu tmei I
lawa ;.i ,:irrv Into . ? ? 1 ? foregoing
?('-.-? ? ! ? ? ?? I. ?? ' ?'!. I '
', 11'. ? . . ' ? ? | ? ? : thi ?:.!?.
j{.- ? ? I'he Ilepu ild .ii
: ? . ?..../? tl mportai
. f 1 . ? UbHni 11 -i p ? II ? ;
V .itf>- ? u I.. 1 -. ..ii.i : . ?
to ? ? .-?'?'? thla polli }
ARMY OF FAVORITE SONS
For Nearly Evcry Offlce There
Are Many Candidates.
(Krim m H'a.'f r'orraa; B0iBBl of Ttia Trlb iaa 1
Baratoga, K. v., Bapt s, Thaaa is got
a cominunliy ln thla state that has not
ajriad aab rad a fgvorlt* *on us a can
flldate for one "i BJaOTl Of UM ta-vera! of
gaa* ..a Um ti-k'-t below that of Qav
arnor. tn bobm eaaaa the favorlte ^.m 1^
fore.-d into the runalBg, and la aoaaa in
BBaaeaa ba >,-i>i-h wllllngly h?>for.- ti ?? aaii -
i'.tt... wha have alraady gathered here,
|>a. blg Bg and down |0 BhftW BM good
poltus.
l'.r ai Um BfBcaa, aith th* aaoaptlon
ni Htat*1 Tiaaiuiii aad tk ? rotai r of Ktat",
UMTI are niarn who WOOld BCCapf UM
noiiiination, bul for thua two thera have
ri.it bi .>n many MMBera AdfUaOB II. <".->l
vin. of oieiis Palla wh* aenred t^,, tartag
as Btat* Tiaaatrrir, is btdag paahad by
hiH frMada for Co0troller,
Tboae who wouM like to aa* the tick..<t
raad* up "f BghUog eampalgmr bav*
tiie.i lo pravaJI on Bamufri i KtMglg, tin
Maw \"ik Coaatj chalrmaa, to rua Mataiu
for Baeretary ol Btat*, bai Mr Koenig
baa refuaed. hh> iru; ihal bhi ararb n'l
aoaaty ohalraiaa aroald tak<- up nii bla
tlme.
Tbero aie .1 dozeri eaiMaaatag or BMT1
f..r tbe Atton..y H'-rietal iioinlnatioii.
KlBga lounty bads with four of ber fa
rorlta m.ui" in th* pataoaa of Bfraffcarlah B
Norria. M<1, r Htelnbrliick, Almet It. Lat
t,on and .lohu 11111 bforgaa.
i:\-.\ttorii. v Oaaaril Bdarard Bj, <>'Mni
ley, <>f Muffiin. u ui-'i a randldat* f>>r
tbe paaea, .1 wniiani ChaajdagtMaaj "f
risti-r Oounty, nn ex- Vnneiiiblyiiian, la an
otber Wha Is talknl of fOC 18* pla?e.
Borna gaiaajatag la Waw v.>ru Cggnty
ap'oal: of ? x-Henator Martlfl Baai gajd
Haiuurl gUaabOUlgll BB ' alldidates foi"
Attoraay OaaaraX
Prlenda <.i M*Baaator Joba KaaaaL of
KIhk>.. aod Mertoa B. Lawta, af Itoebea
ter. 1 halnnaii of the state executlw <oin
niittee. hava put forward Unlr Baana la*
state Coatraltar,
Tw.. up |;i|. BB*0 liient|i'll?.l Bg ??0.l
Umb*r for Um Bgaaaal ajgai aa tha ItiBat
ar* Btepben ?'iark. af Aibauy. gnd
Tiii'inaa 11. 0 Nein. Mayor gl Aabant
Ti.e lattfBT has tln- ba.'klllg of e\-Slat.'
Ti- isui-.-r JaackfH, of rayiiga.
Krank Wlllliuns. who dld exct-llent work
arbaai bi wag Btata Bnglaiar, has baaa
111e11tl1in.1l aa ono of UM BtfBfJt avallable
m-n for th* 08000
NOMINATED FOR C0NGRES8.
? "onneotjeiit, M Plstrict-Bryan I". Ma
baa, Demoerat,
Viritlnln. :,th DlStrlel A B llammer.
Bcoubiicau.
bavtttf Iieard shota fired. but dld not
turn to see wiiat waa taklng plaoc.
After drlvlntr alonir Ninth avenue, he
tnrned into 1'.th street. drlving BJotBJ
that thorotighfare to Sixth avenuo,
wh<>re ba turned aouth. At 4th streM
tha robbara left th. car, and noke said
ba raturni -i t.. Mrookiyn.
Tha tip'iros on the llrense ta* at
the ri?ar of the car had been ohisellcd
ao an to render them partly Ulegfble.
Tho hol.l-ui. occurred In broid day
nght in the prananc* af aoaraa of people.
? i bad Jn^t left my ofBoe, a aeanl
bnndred faaf araai of Mlnth avenue."
Mr. Popper, tha vteUaa, wboe* boana i*
in Newark, aaM yeHtor.iuy. "int.mdintf
to ko to lha Mew Tork Conntf N'il
tJonal Bank, at Blghtb avaBua aad
Uth Btraat I make th" trip every
Ifoflday knornlng to depoalt tha eoUae
tiuiis of tbe prevloua Baturday, and
thlB morning I had mOff* tliiui 5; 1.>*<M?
with me, Th8 money was in a ymall
leather aatcbel whlch I earrlad m my
band. 8)
"i uaually po to tho bank In a rig.''
he conUnued, "bul this mornmg l ,,?*
cldod to walk. Mlaa Prnncai Bbbbbb*
lucb, the caahler of the Brm, had made
up ?he depoalt and put it m ih" Bgtcbni
wh.'ti leaa than Bfty fcat from tha onr
tn't ,f Ninih avenue and 17th atraet '
paaaod two men t.. whom i gav* no at?
tentlon. Th* next khlng i know thay
bad crept vv behind me und one
gra*| .-.1 kh* I ? -
Crowda Watch th. Ilugging.
"There waa a tuaale. durlng whifh
ono or tha mea atind* aa attempt to
- me * ;tn .. blackjaeh i warded
off tha i.i..".. bul an Inatanl latar ha
awung tha Inatrumen! agjaln. I i I m?
blttlng me oa tbe Bld* of tha hi ad The
other thiof * aa ir: Ing lo a real I
from to BTaap, and as i waa atruck
nandle broke ..t..i he gol tbe
? ...1. Then thay ran."
: Bona m the netgi
the attack, and aa th* bandtta ?
Popper ataggcrtng abo il Ibay burrled
to h'u aaalata. Patrolmart Tbi i
j, Hartln, of th* VTeat lTth ?tn at
tlon, waa not ' from the
laatead ol glvlng rbaaa Martla to
to have hun k d lo Poppi r*a atde. Tbt
rohl era took of tba on* or?
tunltj to entei -. red tourlng car and
Popper lltlon
when afartin reai bed bhn, and mtotak
Ittg tha offlcei for one ol bla aaaallanta,
threw hla arma around bhn. iti tba
meantbaa tbi red ai atind down
Ntntii aven w Wbefl 11 paaaod tha cor?
:? al lTth atreel tho rnnn who tt la
aii. ged atruck Popper lenned ovar tha
rear "f thi i *r nnd calmly took thi
Hh"ts .it m irtlB wttli .i reiolvar,
The imll. |g wanl arld* ?>f tliHr mark.
altl iKh "ii- of them BTBB8d th.? . he,k
af Henry Becher, a barbar, of No MM
\v. it Um, Btraat
Pot S?-ota at Polic.man
m irtln th< n tdoa ip tba '? ?-?? ?'ltl
Po| |.. r pantlng behind hlm. Tha ban
,htH Bhowed thelr raaantmani bj *and
btg tu.. rnor* bulk ta wbtotlli |
tbe poll ? ira. Whon tbi
raai bad I5tb I I dr ar drovi
? toward Bigbth ai enui i'.. . oul
..f' Uta tr.itti' thi ? .4i pi' k?-<i up i|.i
and bj lha tbna Ibe polkcemau and tha
vlctba "f 11.?. bold-up reacbed tbe cor.
n> r tba r.'.l gut4880hlla 88J BOt Ifl
abjbt '
Durlng tba BJghl Popper aald he araa
abk to make oul fo u ol th* Bve dlglU
,.i thi I enaa aumbi r. Th< ->? wen r?
ported io tha polb ? - Tb* d> ? i Iptl
obtalned from .. doxen or more a II
neeet ? of ba bo!d*up do nol throw any
HKht oa khe Identlty of kbe bandlta
?\ i.-.n aa i 888 abla lo ??? ." Pni
,..-, said. 'one Of UM men was abOUt u
,..., ?.i incbaa Ib balght and of a rather
1,111,, buUd. Ba ama draaaad m a dark
PUII and ?or.' B Ugbl ^p. DUllad down
avar bto ayaa. Ha waa amootli ahavan
and had llgbl bair. Hi ama Um ona
who bli ma aad latar Orad tbi abota
ir.'i.i lha :iun.ti,oUie. m* compaoloa
ama kBBartat and beavler aet Ma had
on a liifht ault and a brown fall bnl
i ahould jmiK*- hlm to have boan aboul
5 ., ,.| r, ir haa tall Bi araa atoo of
lib'hi compleakm.'
DEPEW TO SPEAK TO NIGHT
Tba epenlng ?"" ,,f "", N,w v"lk BUP I
, anrnalgn for Tafl I kobeflred byCJUaun- j
eey m Depaw thla avanlng, whea ba wlll;
, ;,, .. ? maaa maetlng al Brlarcllff
Munor. Thaf*place is In th* Id Aaaambly
pigtrlct of ireatcheatar, from whleh die
trli't Mr l?.|..-\v \\c< -:...-l.'.l to tlio Ah
aambly ln IM1
llAltmatt&CHfl.
HAVE NOW IN STOCK THE ALTUMN MODLLS OF
THE FASSO CORSET
MADE EXCLLSIVELY FOR THEM IN PARIS ON UNES DE.
SIGNED TO CONFORM WITH THE PREVAILINC FASHIONS
AND TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF EVERY TYPE OF
FIGURE. THIS CORSET MAY BE OBTAINED IN A VARIETY
OF MATERiALS, FOR FRACTICAL OR DRESS WEAR, AT
$10.50, $12.50 TO $17.50 AND LPWARD.
THE ESNAH CORSET, another exclusive model,
MADE IN B. ALTMAN & CO.S OWN WORKROOMS FROM
DESIGNS IMPORTED FROM PARIS. IS ALSO BEING SHOWN
IN THE NEW STYLES FOR SLENDER, MED1UM OR LARGE
MGURES. AT $8.50. $10.50. $15.00 AND LPWARD.
CORSETS MADE TO ORDER FROM MEASLREMENrS
AT SHORT NOTICE.
Jiflh ktinm* Mtb attfc ^5th Mmfe Nfin fork.
FOUNDED 1856!
BROKAWBROTHERS
MENS & BOYS'CLOTHINGHATS&FURNISHINGS
Some SttttJ that are called stxlish have little
or no character.
A Suit to have character should be in a
Style becoming to the man who wcars it.
We htve a style to fit every man's personalitv
as well as his perstHL
The Suit vou wear awav trom this store will
contorm to your individuality.
Fall Sack Suits $18 to $50.
Fall Overcoats $16 to $42.
Astor Place &l Fourth Avenue
SUBWAY AT THE DOOR-ONE BL.OCK FROM BROADWAY
WHAT IS VlZ OF
i
You know the anawer, Hl! it in?and credit the
am"unt to profit and loaa every time you go to
Philadelphia and uae the one hour and fifty
minute flierg of the
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL
Another laving you don't have to hunt time tablei.
Your watch >? your time tabia, fta irairta
Icave Ltberty Street every hour on
the hour. 1 en eninutea of the hour
rom Weat 23d Street
T \. M. TO lO V. U. AND AT MIUNIOHT
WITH aLKKPKRB.
Sple-did Service HardCoal Ni Smokr
MORAL UseNew Jersey Central
Andrew Alexander
Boys' Fall School Shoes
Medium weights for muderato weather,
X but amply heavT for fall tfames.
*^ Tan or Black Rutlia, welted soles,
1*06
*" $3 and $4
Sixth Avenue
al Nineteenth Streel
Fifth Avenue
above Korty-fifth St.
STANDARD
NEARLY every article
sold today is sold by its
trade name. It has become
standard. Few articles have to
be inspected and tested by the
would-be purchaser. He buys
because ot the known excel
lence of the article. He buys by name.
Dealers in recognizing this fact increase the scope of
their business and the convenience of their customers
when they urge their patrons to buy by telephone.
AdvertiBtag form* for the VYfct** *****
of tb* N*w York City T.Upbon* DkrecHwy
doa* October 10th.
NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO.
"mmotmk a*j* B, TAti*-*-~
Deaan't tbta aoggeat to you on* raeaoa
wby tha Naw York City T*Uphon* Di
rectory Ib valoabl* aa an adrertiaing
med.ura? Many hev* found it se aad ar*
building up their Ulaphoa* ord*r buti
n*aa by ita uaa.
rVly aa* aa* gj (Way hn hrtktt tm/ormmttim ?