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f THE KFVENING WONLY, MONDAY, Jvwe 15-5 ®BIUwe CONVENTION CROWDS HOPING FOR STAMPEDE THAT WOULD BREAK LETHARGY AT CHICAGO + NoEnthusiasm, No MarchingThrongs, Hughes Leaves It All to - All the Political Headquarters De- the Delegates in Chicago | serted and City Practically Asleep on Eve of National Gathering. wi the deliberations of the New York | delegates, He holds that these Gov, Hughes re- ‘or quotation ate the developments at the Natfonal Re-| delegates were sent to Chicago to rep- | publican Convention at He thelr constituents, and whatever ade it clear, however, g action they take they are responsible to (Continued from First Page.) hot request that The) Governorebélieves his position| to: ee j are’ m the Presi¢ wards the Vice-Presidency {s thorough- wil) not inte a ay yy understood wtheads close together framing up coups;to noon Tuesday to arrange their plan SL Le ce : err SS eas snd laying pipes. k on Taft, They have up to noon, words ne ariopine sy tu f org prin fiuW aa este Me con vatition: day fatdfpoastblyil eee is his words to th 4 r s 2 cera ce urt sul us Cs ows, of Michigan, an But the marching hosts have gone to| thelr fight on the plattorm, lalatdfai Torte bomeraetioal ete n In assuming the Boe igeaciert tat lobbies cai ease if : slators to take some action gavel during the temporary pertod of ri nion Labor's Demand. along the e of modifying the power the cony on's existence, Senator Baeronjaxeiweer nc) Sone) extelu aol compere la- | of Judges grant certain classes of Bur ill ma ani 1 HOt enough to hurt anybody. There ts], 000 ies pe grant ; rows W make an extended ‘© no secret conferences in remote hotel | 70° YO'e- cago to present to the, ‘Wenctlons 1 labor lead-| speech, designed to embody the key- pevpariors, because there 1s nothing to|C27Vention planks in the platform de- | &® Fep by pers have this note of the coming notable campaign | confer about. The work of the conven- |2°UMcing Federal Court injunctions | “Munition. and to proclat the principles and | © tlon js all mapped out, and at the |@s#lnst men on strike, and favoring uing back to the Committee on achievement of the Republican party | © present time tie party leaders mre | lection of Federal Court judges by pop-| Platform or the Committee on Resolu- durfng its many years of existence “bound hand and foot. roped and hog| ular vote instead of fy appointinent. He) tivns, when ets immediately after When his speech has been concluded {) tled by the lariat of the Rough Rider | has other planks which he will urge, but, the adj of the convention on tor Burrows will announce the im- & of the White House, he would be tickled to the scattered | Tuesday, Samuel Gompers and John portant committees, including that on & — It is well that there is some uncer- | roots of his hair if he could get the two) Mitchell and other prominent men will’ credentials, and the convention will the Vice-Presidency and | mentioned through. Jt of the tainty about be right on the job with their anti- CMa | until such time as the latter DOLLIVER OF CUMMINS FOR VICE-PRESIDENT Roosevelt Picks Them and Meets War of Opposition From lowa Leaders. WASHINGTON, June 15.—It was stat- ed at the White House to-day that the Administration prefers either Senator Doliiver or Goy. Cummins, of Iowa, for the nomination for the Vice-Presi- dency. CHICAGO, June 15.—A new turn was given to the Vice-Presidential speoula- tion whortly after noon to-day, when an intimation was received from Washing. ton that the President desired the nom: ination of either Senator Dolliver or Goy, Cummins. The Iowa friends of the Senator were greatly surprised by the announcement, but were unmoved by Chairman Perkins, of the lowa delegation, expressed the opinion that lowa would oppose Mr. Dolliyer's selection even in face of the President's preference for him “We cannot consent to his nomi tion,” he said, and he added decision was as much in liver's interest as in th the State and the party. © the platform. Otherwise many These planks are tn direct op it |injunction and other pro-labor union i ipereal veailsa pposition conimittee 1s ready to report. in lowe! % Celewates would undoubtedly feel bee to the wishes and beliefs of a powerful Dianka. There 1s considerable discussion as to ld ttt he ton j,.2pon to Ko home and eet some real inguence in the Hopublican party Then Will Come Fight. Cal lig ANG LALN HGH EY ERTISE RESIS TCt Tee Seen sf licen Gare “Craiting to. be {222 Fecommendations as Gompers de-| And there will also be on the Job by the leaders holding to the original eas eens errata Pe UiGa Gi ge. ae: Called together in convention lke gw /1ures Will be considered in high Repub- | proxy the representatives of Interests tlmate of five days tn which to conclude | lection 3¢ Senator Dollfver, the Vicd- © garment-workers reporting for work in|je" cieles as a blow at the judtclary. | that are utterly and virulently opposed all of the work to come before the dele- | Preeidential cendigate, ational © The petition recently signed by many | to the Republican party nitting it- gates and others more optimistic de- © a sweatshop, the delegates would be| : | to P Greased in drinking thomeclves to]! t2@ most eminent lawyers and jurists self as in favor of in any way modl-|claring that three days should see the { death, individually and collectively. |!" New York, with Joseph Choate at the) tying the present Injunction statutes end of all deliberations and the depart- Hoping for a Stampede. Fenton bid gpitaillatsn Dey a com or attacking the method of chosing ure of the convention representative ‘The Republican brethren, however, | "on. asking for a resolution tn the) Federa: judges. for home. | bare largely occupants of the water | /*tform Indorsing the judiciary ts in) The opposition will be strong and an: | ij . Strong opposition to Gompers's desires, | gressive. There be certainly | 3 y dissipated to- ; oi E 1 | gowaeon. Many of tens = tee Sle and Gompers is in Chicago as the ac-| sufficient number of members of the * POLICE DESCEND j day to the extent of forming Parties /oreditey representative, he claims, of | Committee on Resolutions to oppose the | to walk out on the lake front and see |s,on000 voren, | Gompers mensures. Senator Frank O ON MILLIONAIRES | “the dredges and steam shovels at work building a park out into Lake Michigan. opposition to!) Briggs, i) Wednesday non What gives the the daministration un allied of New Jersey, who got in with tne Jersey t delegation 10 AT RACE TRACK. ; mitteeman Hart fo-day sent to the Sec- | retary the following telegram: ioago, June 15. ‘Hon, W. H. Taft, Washington, D. C: “Please discourage talk of Dolliver. It means practically anarchy in lowa and almost certainly a Demo: Legi#iature. You can’t afford to ups: a strong Republican State. (Signed) “ERNEST T. ‘The Allison-Dolliver delegates HART." from The Republican National Committee |to frame up further schemes and mix Gec!@res aCeN Greene |Jowa: do not: take any more kindly to : ~ ~ sey, New York and I froj dy to hicago war me e is th ro the com- the suggestion, said to emanate from has given a ole 1 is so that Sar m) alcia i the fact that th n- | shoulder to Ider against anything (Continued from First Page.) ithe nwhitepiousewat Washington, hat the convention will last four days. It| mittee on platform is to be named in| that may be construed as an attack — Goy. Cummins might be nominated for ought to be at the firing line with some ammunition by this time.” Former District-Attorney De Lancey n the judiciar The action question,” sald Senator Briggs aft ty z come the diametrically opposed demands | Senat G Gs Ut als ato the initial session beg Tuesday, Before th ning at noon on committee will 4s a question in the minds of quite a few here present how they are going Vice-President t. that Senator Dol- liver might be given that pl. but their reasons are different y_ do to the idea of confer- to stretch the proceedings into four | Come a auaeeers : Murray Crane, of Massachu- not take kindly ssions, unless they make three of |° te GO e ““upholders of the ‘Is the most important before the | Nicoll was found {n ring this honor upon him, and they say ere . Hi Judiciary.” tion. The issue 1s as vital for Dee en Gonaultation with trat if. nominated many members of them band concerts. Goinmnities ar: G the Republican party as the money M® Auerbach at the latter's town resi- this faction wo Everybody is hoping that the Roose- S avorss Gompers: question been {n previous cam- dence, No. 11 West Tenth street. Both fuse to support the nation pevelt boomers will succeed in breaking Jsesuresiy the comm. having been | Pal Nani sersey iow ian solld | lawyers are a part of the Jockey Club's Dolliver Emphatic. Fytnto the programme and making a real | (1 °0dy | ipa as Der orders from the | error upon the Republican party.” array Of legal talent, which in the past 4+ today’s meeting of the Iowa deie- convention out of it instead of an| ae ae be preponderatingly Uncle Joe Cannc ‘an be counted | ‘P° bile Elihu Root on constitutional gation the following letter from Senator yin favor of Gompers’s measures, with | upon ssist opposition to the | auestions. Dolliver was read 5 imitation of a meeting of the Society | ...0) amendments as have been suggest- | 2Mti-!nj fon plank. His resolutions Not 8. I “Fort Dodge, Iowa, June 13, 1908. of Sunis. ed or commanded by President: Hesse. (27e,rersonal and political, ‘He will have eeking Loopholes. “Hon. George D. Perkins, Ohairman Weseys iediag C ose- a representative >on the com “Al wi Towa Delegation 5 aries o eae ies are uelneiee A*| velt. There is no doubt the Prealdent tee on platform, which consists of tal weet arevnow demg ts to ascer-/ «near Sir: I desire to call your at- jast as they reach their hotels upon! ig in ¢avor of an anti-injunction la mber of the delegation from in What the law 4s as now amended |:ention to a political matter referred to thelr preferences as between Taft and! qnere is not a shadow of a dott t so that our clients, the Jockey Club, in your note of June i. I have taken Roosevelt, Thirty-six hi before the A ae a Dull Before the may conform to our vi if for granted that the t of nomi- Sonvention is/bilied’to! start plans ary hes seeces: Knows why Eamuel Gom-| i pattle: pressed, and perh ewe ap eX: nating me for the Vice-Presidency ws x art p pers 1s here, and that President 1 be a fight in the committee, |? » ind perhaps ag reinforced or tainly a newspaper recreation. I h under way to get enough votes recorded now, that Gompers knows what the there be a backdown. san rodified by some judicial decision,” faq some fe oxperience in these att [wil be carried to the floor ot said Mr. Auerbach, who sail for Vice-Presidential booms, and therefore © tor Roosevelt on the first ballot to spoil the nomination of Taft by acclamation. | ntion. The Committee on Reso- not ready to President wants in the way of such Europe Wednesday Ifttle attention to it. 1 as chairman of the I have given None of the rivals of Taft ts anxious | *)#¥: nae don wnat, “We are approaching-this question as ‘aire that you to see President Roosevelt nominated. | 1" his last special message to Con- | w; fod OBER Haul abahediawengieletice fouaaicemanecs LOGS analy “They realize that in bucking against |STe## the President devoted many! pase large |really vast property interests as well as f the Taft solid South—which has no Re- r {tt Wof’a recreation’ are) vitetly In the frst place this is an publican electoral votes—they are buck- i 1 he addod. "The desire on|omice which Ido not! J have no ing against a stone wall, but they Nave Wide Straddle on Court ® part of ourselves and of asaociate | tions are altogether in serving our peo: hopes that here and there in the wall co’ will not be to find mere techn{-| ple from my place in the Senate, and © there may proye to be a soft stone. onpholes in the law that would | L,(pula ROL enter AEN) of my. personel & They are boosting the proposition tha’ merely give some temporary advantage (nuinations and of my interests ax well, Bryan {s much stronger than he was an in e a orm” the people ffentified with racing. T do not underrate the dignity of eight years ago and that the only man desire of our clients and their tn-|the office, and of course this fonor of who can beat him is Roosevelt, (By Associated Press.) Aeeaee to us are to seek to arrive, Deine akwodaie’ | “to. be treated + Knowing full well that Roosevelt wil! at true con. tion of the atatutes | tign Notwit nding these consid- CHICAGO, June 15.—The anti-iajunction plank of the platform as ¢. take some steps before the convention = Laps F r their guidance + meets to inform the cot ion that passed upon in Washington is as follows: “When we shall > able to announce | he will under no circumstances be a “We Ala or such f i or a opinton to our clients we cannot Maraidatbuthenciliea’oncthcie fare: in We declare for such an amendment of the Statutes of procedure now definitely determine, and after we | ; the throes of getting together on some- in the Federal Courts with respect to the use of writ of injunction as ! fon it will be for} body to shift their votes to, Their |; a one hand. prevent the surr Ft Zeya rit to announce our | pranieneasyileeiinithelsiantingthen orcs tal once one hand, prevent the summary issue of such orders without views to the I should assume, Other as political possib T proper consideration, and, on the other, will preserve undiminished the however. th y reason of the great are united against Roosevelt, but Importance t to th b- | SEERA EE ae “ power of the courts to enforce their process, to the end that justice may itc, they should do this as soon aw pone | % Uncle Joe Ci n projected himself be done at all times and to all pa v t with the interests they repre- | into Chicago last by an under- his t aes mai sent.” | ver this plank there is a very sharp co b Pinte) itty CHRP EAA va this plank there is a very sharp contest. The labor leaders!" Tres “costs” Volunteer: to bring the campaign of the a are urging its Siar ars 4 Only a preliminary report on the best eppaal ion to . focus. H means of facing the music will be made «)Primarily to fight the a to the Jockey Club to-day by Mr. “plank in the platform and oppo aril Auerd It will be some days before | wbthat respect his enemy, Samuel the final opinion of its counsel on the pera, who went into the Dar new racing law will be made to the! friet of Iilnols Inst fati accept the pronouncement | stewards. ugeahe against Cannoal in che| odm sald, “with alignt al- |, MF Auerbach does not Interpret the gn for Congress Hoy ne make no protest. 1|/!#¥ 98 does Police Commiastoner The insistent demands of the pe S uy tect has Bingham and the Sheriff and District- eloment as represen 1G ORES - ; ‘taion | Attorney of Kings County. He contend Weare fir ees nd in the work a onan Tove thatthe jaw atarpatott Coke petting, “ts more than likely committees of the two serene MUBleees but that there 1s a grave question concentration of the an PEDO . ‘ whether private bets cannot be made on the question of thi ane erert - 1 dectined to say what |UPOn ® credit basis. To the ation, “The allied True Protection Principle Havwaulalihaatocom mone ie most deeirlous to Rot & proper in- m terpretation of the law, report wi ‘In all tart legislation the true Missile taal het) Thrasaiaeny beabaciene Hel Wanted princ of protection in best ™- | teered to sacrifice themselves by openly p maintat by the imposition of pared gefying the law at the track thig after- h dutier as will equal the dif- janguage of | noon, To-Day ! betwe the of prow turb the | phe men who are said to have been at home Iple® selected for this st e@ well known} with also DOC akers, is said Sol cht Ws advertised for in The Morning rie ie bells sant walteralandk williaanodeseaters p . bemeflty that n ata ehthaivockesic goats.” World's Want Directory. red by the establishment r on the | ‘ol? act a Sack) cara Bettors Are Set Free. y duty Hes in the an render the party yn the stump as erat fee! ptier direction. T fist as eood 11 were on the BURROWS'S LOVG TALK A SCARE. 15.—Alarm has been aroused by the announcement that Tem- porary Chalrman Burrows has prepared a keynote sperch of 18.000 words prac- jt ignoring President Roosevelt Senator Burrows, who arrived here to- day, will be asked by the friends of Taft to modify his speech so as to in- troduce a complimentary reference to the President at an early point in his address, CHICAGO, June —- -—>—____ PATRICK DENIED A WRIT BY U. S. CIRCUIT COURT. ' Plea for Haheas Corpus by Lawyer Who Killed Millionaire Fails With Justice Lacombe. Judge Lacombe, in the United Btates Cireult Court “his afternoon denied the application of Albert T. Patrick, a life prisoner in Sing Sing, convicted of the murder of Millionaire William Marsh | Rice, for a writ of habeas corpus. Patrick set up the claim that his con- viction and sentence to death, which has been commuted to ilfe !mprison- ment, was a result of @ conspiracy to your friends will know you are in the Up to noon to-day 113 clude nave | entered the contest, the votes ranging all the way from one S46 for the club the lead—Duane Field Club. DUANE FELD CLUB TES THE LEAD AMONG ANAT Votes in Evening World Con- test for Popular Clubs Pile in Rapidly. | 1b. ‘That ts the one Duane Field you amateurs have to look out for. ‘They are out in front in the bvening World's voting contest to determine | to-day | the most popular amateur team in|Uled to be on the grounds had arrived, Greater New York, and intend to re-]with the exception of the Second New main there unless the other teams get busy. Don't hold up your ballots. Send a in as fast as you can and then Sight and hustling. Forty-three five votes or m Ust follows: Field Club... new have twenty- R Saginaw Dufty Hil A Rival a. ¢. ion Field Club Avontan Field Club Reo Flelt Club F Jerome, Jee Winns AC Veritas Field chub Yotne’ Spertemen Jeffersons eae ss] Josigh Strong Robes A «| arfield Ae : ‘ ken Fleld Club : FY nore. 3 th Brookisn | Field Club 1 Central Newsbove ing Defenders Augustine A. ( A CONFEDERATE FLAG DOWN Ossining Printer Displayed Barner Because “It Looked Pretty.” OSSINING. N ¥., June 15.—The fag overlapping printing on Main so angered the citizens the mem- R., that of the it of a Confedera the Stare and Stripes office of WIE Physi. street to-da: of this place, and especially bers of Morell Post, G. A Commander mner A. Smith, post, to-day pulled down the flag an carried {t away with him to his home, Now Physioc !s asked to appear be fore the G. A. R. Post and explain his action in flaunting the Confederate flag in the of the people of this village, espectally giving it preference over the Stars and Stripes Phystoc is a printer. His father was | a Confederate soldier in the civil war, and the son says the flag belonged to him. | | Physioe himself was born In Virginia, | but at the outbreak of the Spantsh- | American war he joined Roosevelt's | Rough Riders. Yesterday Physiac deoorated his office with American flags, and, placed the Confederate flag above them, so that it overlapped one or two of the others. Persons passing along Main street yesterday noticed this and became tn- dignant.. There Were threats made thet ‘it would be torn down, but its owner |ureated the matter lightly. am J faces To-day Commander Smith, of the G. A. post, went to Physioc's office, put the printer was out. Then the old put tne Enmediately proceeded. to take the tiag down himself. Smith declares the flag will not float In this village in if he can help it. ‘eehysioc says he !8 as good a oltizen of MONDAY, JUNE 15, 1905 ma in rates to plat : es are aainetnicalanlilt Addressers is oi dministered by ident concerner, An- Assistant District-Attorney Elder, ot mrretenotive ineuaeaertal was to pred tesa nenga ten andy ee prosabzie Agents Harness: Makers Ger! lnittations/fixed Inthe!law| nex shor n Sonaioe Brooklyn, haw maintained ‘nnce Gov. | vont” pam. from entorcing. Mew, wins /oe Merespert ie fine it, bute toneed Artiste Hipsework me Hughes put bis name to the antl Ra ee ee eee eee of the Rice for, (#0. pretty to him that he thought it| Barbers ‘ g villa that any man who placed a | @@V/7® ne cree tet De) e Rice for- | would add beauty to the decorations | * Bartenders 3 bet was as guilty as the bookmaker who | ‘une to him. lonuthen building: Blacks . accepted the wager. Magistrate Tighe, moREsapie ©. easure of efore wh the men who have | Boys . ome; t A and een arrested have bi > arraigned, dif- | } |Brickiavers fered Mr. Elder n othis point of | ushelmen : F 2 aw and has dise harged the turf snecu- Butoncrs : thautiexsaualy itoru, hiding only than sho. ware, ar A Hint to a Stenographer Carpenters. 2 ‘ *y er : Oia for making book . REDUSED 5 and sa 1 a - 4 ut Mr Elder claims further that men | Take White Rose Ceylon Mbanvvecrnaloe 5 Dar aueilencatand Pr atlat i z, ho make oral bets --s as culpable as | Tea for your breakfast. In- co : oat Ay : y ' ue tea “+50 who pass real money, ‘he turt : Compoaltors “ , A I pe Sn dlhe ritles do not agree with the Aa- | fuse it for not more than Groks (Maley 2 Se * er, | sistant Diatrict-Attorney's interpreta: four and a half or five min- ea sees 3 eh a cag. ton of the law and claim @ bet is not ups more H Dishwas? “ite Caltnagatales ; ASS Brel al a bet until the money ie passed, | utes. Make two cup Drivers ‘ mS the re ualieveliniys ! " +"yontinest It te sala the men interested In the than you need. Put these iors such as to sugar and — preakas beven vests it coneultalon two cups in a glass covered a Supreme Court Justice and have . Hategceo! ay wit veld intury to ATL TES MAY FORCE endeavoring to tring him to their with a saucer. Varmivhers te ( SESS - way of thinking. j i : ‘ » . 1. oD ( TON OF It ts satd plan of the racing men Then sit * THE CONVENTION ‘8 t0 GR B mae Iatelongss in seen ‘At night, when you come home, Mise r , = a way that a Justice will enjoin om- : ‘ fe is ; F a N wa from entorcing the law pending « | add a little piece of ice and you an : fntlon TO qeciaton as to ‘te validity, enacted | have a delicious, cooling, refresh- yy ear RAN through vote of @ Senator olected ing, stimulating, harmless drink. rcaihaniilt S nee ¥ es rs at sp election, whose right to @ . re than all t 4 sd tyres Banat seat and vote tn the special session is Nice York papers combined, hee Be bn @ Republican N a attacked. Mr. Elder, however, will not Get 0 ton-eget package Wom roar grocer. on Ways and Means andg who Will introduce Senator | agree to any eush proposition, i PINE CAMP, N. 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