The evening world. Newspaper, January 2, 1904, Page 3

| CITIZENS EAGER 10 | SERVE ON COMMITTEE: of Metropolis for National Convention. \All Declare They Are Heartily in Sym-| pathy with the Movement —Pledges Already Obtained Amount to $11,500, but More Than $75,000 Will Be Re-|; quired. That a representative delegation of New Yorkers will appear before tne ¢ Democratic National Committee on Jan. 12 to present the claims of New York for the National Convention is assured from the responses received | : to-day within a few hours after telegrams were sent by The Evening World : to prominent citizens, asking if they were willing to serve on such a com-| the city express the warmest interest in the movement inaugurated by The Eyening World. Very little time rem ains for the completion of arrangements, but, inas- much as the holiday ru World has already obtained pledg mounting to $11,500. It is not likely that more than $75,000 will be required. With an amount of money to offer the Committee equal to that of Chicago or St. Louis the convention i: assured to New York, because the natural advantages of this city are so far »s¢ of any of her competitors that no discussion on that point superior to the will be required. Sentiment among is uniformly favorable to New York. tee have committed themselves, virtually, to support of this city, if the financia! inducements are sufficiently liberal. Considering the monetary ; benefit that will result from the holding of the convention here the sum required is trifling. ONE BALLOT WILL SETTLE QU 2STION. Chicago has arranged to send a big delegation to Washington to talk | for the Convention, and another big delegation will go from St. Louis. ‘The New York delegation in numbers and influence will compare favorably | with that of either of her competitors and, if the members of the coin- | mittee from New York have a guarantee of the requisite sum of money back of them, one ballot will settle the question of where the convention wy! be held. That ballot will result in the selection of New York. Some of the early replies to The Evening World telegrams follow: 1 will do whatever possible to aid the movement. NICHOLAS J. HAYES. I think New York City the proper place to hold the National We have every facility necessary and I would be members of the Democratic National Committee The influential men on the commit-! Convention. pleased to act on any committee furthering New York City as the host. GEORGE F. SCANNELL, I will be pleased to act on committee for purposes indicated, W. F. SHEEHAN. Your telegram received in regard to the National Democratic 1 congratulate you on your good work regarding said convention. Am heartily in favor of your move and will do all T can to help you get the convention here. Be assured of my sym- pathy. WILLIAM F, GRELL, I cannot act on the committee to appear before the National Democratic Committee. I am in sympathy with the movement, but there are much stronger men than I to appear before that committee. H. H, BROCKWAY, ‘Am heartily in favor of holding Democratic Convention in this city and would willingly serve on committee. BARTOW 8. WEEKS. pleased to co-operate in any effort to bring the Nation- on to New York and to act on a committee ig entitled to the convention. SAMUEL UNTERMYRR, I will cheerfully act on the committee and appear before the National Committeo in an endeavor to bring the convention to New York. JAMES LINDSAY GORDON. 1 am willing to act on the committee and to appear before the National Committee. RANDOLPH GUGGENHEIMER. BIRD S. COLER WILL ACT. I am in favor of holding the National Democratic Convention in New York City and will be pleased to act on a committee to appear before the National Democratic Committee to accomplish this pur- pose. BIRD 8. COLER. 1 am heariily in sympathy with the movement to have the con- vention in New York City. It will, however, be impossible for me to go to Washington. FRANCIS J, LANDRY. I am in sympathy with the movement to have the Democratic Convention held in this city. I have engagements, however, for Jan. 12 and any acceptance of a place on the committee you name mast be subject to my ability to have such engagements postponed. WILLIAM LINDSAY. In my opinion New York City has allowed itself to appear to be too much self-centred. It should enter into competition with in- terior cities, in showing its deep interest in everything that pertains to this country inside and outside of New York City. Iam heartily tn favor of the movement to bring the National Democratic Con- vention here. I will act on tae committee, and if my court engage- ments possibly permit, will go to Washington Jan, 12. HENRY WOLLMAN. ‘Am heartily n sympathy with the movement and will serve on the committee. CORD MEYER. I will serve on the committee and am In favor of the National Convention here. A, P. VREDPNBURGH. Iam favorable to the National Convention here and will act on the committee, ASA BIRD GARDINER, I heartily join you in your effort to secure the National Demo- _ eratic Convention for New York and will gladly serve on committee. GEORGE GORDON BATTLE. I hall be pleased to act as a member of the committee to ap- pear before the Democratic Natéotial Committee on the 12th inst. _ foe tha purpoage mentigned i your message, I am in hearty aym- Convention. I will be al Democratic Conventi for that purpose. New Yorl a ra vig : sands ai .Representative Delegation of New York-| ers Will Appear Before Democratic ; National Committee to Present Claims). thittee. Even those whose business interests will not allow them to leave ¢ ish is over, very little time is required. The Evening | ‘ ARTIST BARMONY’S IMPRESSION OF M’AVOY, FIRST DEPUTY OF M’ADOO, €9$4$4962O6-9H4 OODHD-LESG & "/ WILL WOT SPEAK. M:AD00 WILL 00 “LL THE TALKING’ ® 999.09-6-4.4.0% with the movement to procure the National pathy Democratic Convention for the city of New York. MAURICE B, BLUMENTHAL. “ SUPERB EFFORT,” SAYS JUDGE FOSTER. 1 am heartily in sympathy with your superb effort to bring to the greatest Democratic City on earth the Democratic Convention of the greatest country on earth. It 1s a pleasure and duty as well to serve on your committee and to ‘1d your good work in every possible way. WARREN W. FOSTDR. SENATOR FITZGERALD OFFERS SERVICES. You can depend on me to help the citizens of New York in their effort to get the convention here in June. I will act on any committee and do my utmost to bring about the desired result. JOHN J. FITZGERALD, THEATRICAL MANAGER FAVORS IDEA, We are most heartily in sympathy with the movement to bring the National Democratic Convention to New York. You can count on us to aid In every possible way to bring about that much de- nd, and one member of this firm will be glad to act on the committee to present New York's claims before the National Demo- cratic Committee if you so desire. SAM 8S. SHUBERT. New York has in former years, for political reasons, conced the convention to Western cities. It is recognized that such red- sons do not obtain this year and I am convinced that the conven- tion for our city is wise and even prphetic. I shuld feel honored from patriotic motives alone to act on a committee to wait upon the Natinal Committee to present the claims of the metropolis of the United States and the logical site for the Democratic conven- tion, JOHN QUINCY ADAMS. 1 favor of the movement to secure the National Demo- ¢ratic Convention for New York. Will serve wpon committee to help obtain the desired result. My assignment to the Trial Term of the City Court Jan. 12 will prevent my attendance before the National Committee. EDWARD F. O'DWYER, I will be giad to serve upon the committee. J. J. FRAWLEY. I am in sympathy with the movement to hold the National Democratic Convention in New York and will act as one of the committee to aid same if you deem it advisable, DANIEL E. FINN. I am in full sympathy with the movement, but It will be im- possible for me to act on the committee. WILLIAM G. ‘LELAND, TONY PASTOR APPROVES OF PLAN. It will be impossible for me to serve on committee, but Tam in sympathy with the movement. TONY PASTOR. Am in sympathy with the movement to get the National Demo- cratic Convention here in June and I will lez. all aid possible, but I am unable at this time to serve on committee, WASHINGTON L. JAQUES. I accept willingly the invitation to become a member of the committee and will appear before the National Democratic Com- mittee to urge New York’s just claim. ANTONIO ZUCCA, I think it would be a splendid thing to have the convention here. P, H, KEAHON. 1 will act on a committee aud appear before the National Demo- cratic Committee on Jan, 12 to present New York's just claim for this convention. I am in sympathy with this movement JACOB RUPPERT, JR. ANDREW FREEDMAN ACCEPTS. I shall be plensed'to accept your invitation to act on commit- ‘Am heartily in favor of convention in New York. ANDREW FREEDMAN. I am fully in sympathy with the movement inaugurated by The Evening World to bring the National Democratic Convention to this city and will gladly assist in any way to accomplish that end. with, the combination being broken off SEIS AIBED SES sired ¢ Tam tr tee. small one set in a cabinet frame under the tleket counter Cnly the smaller safe was tampered tween 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon and joe this morning. The robbery by Riche, a driver ratir , Who was the the place to-day. mn oin the place son nouced a number of loose checks lying about the floor near the tafe. Phen he saw that the door of the mand the combination and n the ticket office of the New York Central Ratiroad at No, 388 Fulton strest, Brooklyn, was opened to-day the discovery was made that burglars had entered the offices during the night and rifled a safe of $700 In ensh and a quan tity of tickets and checks. The burglars entered a rear dc which they pried open with a jimmy ‘There are two safes in the offices, ————=——_ DOWIE GOES AROUND WORLD. CHICAGO, Jan John Alexander Dowle, accompanted by four of the leaders in Zion City, has started on his trip ground the world. Every resident a large one in the rear of the main room, which contained $2600 in qeah, ang & | Brooklyn, of Zion City turned ayt to ageania al, fap THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY % Youa, M'ADOO PICKS HIS [NEW MAYOR WALKS SECOND DEPUTY, IN SNOW STORM Senator MeCa installed ax 8 . Monday street at 10.90 o'clock, He Chief Clerk Kipp and attended routine business, after which he held Me- at head- is chief of the & consultation with First Deputy Avoy Mr. McAvoy had been rs for an hour before doand had made a tour building ere are only a few of the old-tim- ft,” was his only comment after he had finished looking ardund Commissioner McAdoo wis about the Second Depy He gaid that 1 Monday Insp ghlin, of Broo! ve charge of poll Dugh asked be “Are you to Deputy MoAy the departmen “L muat re Mr. M k that ques= st looked Into nor had we- transfers, endeavor k safe for 5 * pedes trians, ‘TROLLEY CAR AFIRE RUNS FULL SPEED Dashes Along Eighth Avenue, Leaving Trail of Fire for Sev- eral Blocks, and Flames Burst Through the Floor. Not knowing his oar was on fire, Motorman John J. Rooney, on a south- bound Eighth Avenue car to-day kept full power on for several! blocks on Central Park West, until stopped by the shouts of a policeman. For blocks the stream of fire had deen trailing from the trucks under the car, There were twelve men passengers inside, and none knew of their danger until the flames suddenly burst through the floor, ‘The burning fuses made a suffocating noke which filled the car, The men ade a rush for the door and scramiled over the rear dashboard. All jum, and felf, rolling over and over. The motorman had locked the front doors of the car and the nolse made by the wheels drowned the shoute of the conductor to him to stop. Rounswman Ashley, of the West One Hundredth Street Station, was at Sixty- eighth street. Far up the avenue he had seen the flames and as they came rand nearer he realised that a biasing car Ws approaching. Ashley ran Into the middle of the avenue aid waved his arms frantically at the motor- man, shouting all the time. Rooney put on the brak car passed Ashley and slid a block, When the car si fiames inside leaped to the root. An alarm was turned in, and the firemen threw bugs of sand on the flames, ‘The floor of the car was almost burned out, but it was found that the motor on the trucks had not been harmed. and sar waa able to proceed to the sta- es, but the for almost tO} the Most of the passengers that jumped had been slightly bruised, but none was injured severely. DESTROYER IS HIT. WESHINGTON, Jan. 2.—Rear-Admiral Sands, commanding the training squad- ron, telegraphs the Navy Department from Key West, Fla, under date of yesterday am follows: “Tawrence at anchor rammed by Oll- vette, Report follows.” ‘The Lawrence la a torpedo-boat de- stroyer. The Ol between DOCTORS GIVING FREE SERVICES DURING JANUARY. British Doctors Performing Wonderful Cures. These emueul specialists ure giv- ing thelr services entirely free of charge to all invalids who call upon them for relief before January first. 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