The evening world. Newspaper, September 23, 1908, Page 2

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM ROOSEVELT 10 SIZZLE WIRES IN REPLY TO BRYAN President’s First Work After Vacation Is an Answer to Candidate’s Challenge. EXPECTED TO BE HOT. Telegram on Haskell Charges Studied and Retort Likely to Be Made To-Day. WASHINGTON, Sept. 23,—President Roosevelt 1s expected to reply to-day to William Jennings Bryan's open letter @emanding that the President produce “ proot of the charges that Gov, Charles N, Haskell, of Oklahoma, treasurer of the Democratic National Committee, ‘was connected with the Standard Ot) | i} BRYAN AWAITS ROOSEVELT REP Tal Ch TAFT ON ADE FAR HAS REAL ae | | Ct QAR PRS? RACH two-year olds; gelling: be addad five and a halt furlongs. 94 ? Post tle, 2.20 Won easily. Winner, ch, c., by Star Rewitcher Time—1.07 15 ai “Fin, Jockeys, cra ing, Hoar 1 Salling = = rze W, Lebolt, UGG bert -_=— i Marston 3S A I : r . | 4'MoCarehy 1 = Monnett Joins the Candidate Full Dinner Pails for Every-| oh iy tat Ma = A o f | Fi ; 5% ‘ L Eg on Ohio Trip and Gives body and Political Points 4 8 “ oer: Ses if . oF ie -_—-— = Him Points on Haskell, for the Farmers. Mu Yang. == Georg W. Tabat helt $800 added; ng Hour w Saxman ott po teeplachase handicap, “four-year olds and upwar War ever lev down, had _speed. on gamely | 944 § COLUMBUS, 0., Sept. 23—Anxlously | BROOK, Ind,, Sept. 23—Al{ forenoon, about (wo miles, awalting a reply to his telegram to| from miles around, buggies, family | Sent a Be Oa bagel Fingal late out, Winner, ch. f., by Water. President Roosevelt, requesting him to} carryalls and farm vehicles of every | index. Starcors, - Fin. 3 th furnish proof that Gov, C, N. Haskell, | description crowded the roads leading | {0S Saterspea! a Tunas eS ==> of Celsioine Treat of ue joenee to Hazelden, the country home of) ow, 3 ried Reva i S Sue cratic jonal Committee, ha en onohue Lint = = = employed by the star Olt Com. | G92 Ade, where Judge Taft was od Sate t aaatge pany to bribe certa jaw officials of | Scheduled to deliver an address this at.) eed Went to'the front eafly, and, forcing pace, won ridden out, Mark Ohio, Willlam J, Uryan nrrived here] ternoon, When the candidate, seated wed Improvement over his previous hoes, ty Creeker Just got up for shortly after noon to-day and was met . : da by ap members of the Iocal Demo-|'" ‘@ humorist» big automobile, ward; selling, $600 added; or cratic “Urganizations and by a great|Teached the farm, he was driven off, 3.25, Start good. Won easily, Winner, b. g., by Lont Ester crowd, which cheered the Democratic | through a veritable gauntlet of vehicles fe Owner J, ‘Powers. _Time—1.64, anne. ceneiateucudsendiong) hitched to telephone poles, fence posts, | “Gay During the day Mr. Bryan held con- 920 ferences with the State ieaders, and to- | tees of anything calculated to restrain) G2o0 cu, a night will deliver an elaborate address, | the horses. a Me a S 2s 22 Among the subjects discussed at one of | Not only were Ade's neighbors pres-| gz =---=--- the conferences was the Haskell matter, | ent 1n force, but there were delega- 2 SoSa ie tions from all over Indiana, and from) 453 and it is the inetntion to get from Frank | Company. Shortly after reaching his office to- day the President took up Mr. yan's | telegram, and after studying it care- fully televhoned to W. C, Haske Bealer of Welghts and Measures of the District of Colymbla, formerly United Btates Marshal for the Northem Dis trict of Ohio, and recently declared by Gov. C. N. Haskell, of Oklahoma, to be the person charged by Hearst with having offered a bribe to former At- | torney-General Monnett, of Ohio. | Mr. Haskell promptly went to the White House and assured the President that he was not the Haskell referred to, as he had alreag stated In the news- Papers, and that ho did not know what | Haskell Mr, Hearst had reference to, President Roosevelt had not received Mr. Bryan's telegram when he reached | Washington last evening, but later It was given out at the White House that no reply to the Bryan challenge would be issued last night, but that possibly notice would be taken of it to-d: The manner in which W. R. Hearst has muddled the water for both Re- publicans and Democrats has furnished the first real excitement felt here in some time. While the President had not recelved Mr, Bryan's message on his arrival, A is certain he Knew its wwulonts, a feplied to Postmaster-Genera! slayer compliment by suggesting that “‘some- body” had been “hard hit,” supple-| menting this with the sly suggestion that the campaign had been “too quiet,” and that politics needed a “little ginger,” Fear Roosevelt's Action, ‘There is considerable comment on the President's action in denouncing Fora-| ker in anticipation of any statement the Senator might issue in his own defense, especially after the declaration of Mr. Taft that he would not hit a man when he was down. Those administration of- ficials who had been praising Mr. Taft's attitude were left in rather an embar- Tassing predicament by the President's unexpected onslaught, and are busy re- vising their opinions to use in case of necessity, Many Republicans in Washington fear the President's statement was less pol- | {tle than 18 utterances usually are, | and that at this juncture Mr, Taft woul® never have approved It. They fear many voters who admire Mr, Taft but do not approve pf the President will resent the President's subordination of the candidate's interests to his own ideas of propriety, So far as the Haskell end of ft Is concerned, things seem to be coming the President's way, Following the New York revelations yesterday concerning Haskell’s career as a Wall street opera- tor, in which he fs said to have been closely associated with a crowd of Ohio politiclans and speculators, Secretary Straus, of the Department of Commerce and Labor, addressed a letter to the editor of The World, of New York, in- tended to corroborate the Hearst al- legation that Goy. Haskell recently in- terposed to protect the Standard Oi Company from prosecution, Was Oil Trust Brand, It Is under date of Se In your editorial to: In the Matter of Mr, Haske’ you state; “Thus far Mr. Haskell'’s defense or Help Wanted To-Day! We Advertised for in The Morning World's Want Directory. Addressers Agents Alteration Apprentices ; ls Handi Artists inkers Barbers enders lacks th Pookbinders , Bookkeopers Boys Brassworkers Bush Butchers Buttonhole Makers 1 Cabinet 2 Mak The World printed Help Ads., 801 me \ t S. Monvett first hand all the facts in| Cinelnnath and Chicago , “3 Spina man i e Toune! Som 0 the pare to the stretch, when nd wor this case, Mr, Monnett boarded the] Combining political symbolism with) |... So rh A ine oo Canteen the ena train at Prospect, O., and at onve con-| practical hospitality, Mr, Ade furnished | j; hance at the start lunches for all in “full dinner pails.” | f recovered! Judge Taft addressed the throng trom | 16 | ) of his labors last week! a grand stand erected to give a sweep fet: h and strong.| ing view of Ade's corn crop, his blooded cattle and his aristocratic dogs, which Br ferred with Mr, The cand! from the sua and to-day appeared fr From Toledo here he was accompanied | 1 000) Won eaally, Winner, b. f., 1.03.15, 1 2 MoeCarthy Shilling .. by Judson Harmon Democratic candl-| faq the run of the lawn! Fitz Herbert "| = =, date fer Governor; W. L, Finlay, State] qn beginning hls address, Judge Taft | a == Chairman, and C. C. Anderson, Mayor] ayuded to bs hoat as the “Indiana Sul- |~“asanca ciptapd her fi of Fostoria, O., who is the Democratle| tan of Sulu,” and decttred that the |of tt in the early ae ee cc metgaman in the Thir-| phippine® orginal had no advantige our FF oF cut vere) over Ade as an entertainer. Then, wit made on route, the first at Rising 8un| 21)" tx6 evidences of rural prosperity _ to about 20 sclioo children and teachers and a number of railroad men Astoria, Carey, Upper Sandusky, Marion and Delaware great crowds turned out] Sect and extended the Democratic candidate 1 whout him, the candidate began a dis- | — cussion of political conditions as they | = the farmer, Arraigns Bryan. going to the first turn Brookdala Nymph closed strong after the he shut off Brookdale Nymph, a hearty welcome Judge Taft spoke in part as follows: | etch N In all his remarks Mr. Bryan made a! “T was told !f I came here I should ea areas GUIS GaN eaeI CAGE plea for support of the Democratic| have the privilege of meeting ten good Q4R 5 a \ i ‘ State ticket. of which Judson Harmon] farmers of the State of Harrison and — Post ont, 442. Start good. Won driving, Winner, b. f., by Henry of 18 the head, and wherever he spoke in-| Morton, and I selaed the opportunity | Navarre r— Green Rover sisted that Judge Harmon should @P-\ to break my journey to Chicago In or- pear on platform with him | der to look into your facos and to ask you the question whether your exper!-| ‘% = ence as farmers with Mr, Bryan and! $ your recollection of his course since| fs such as to commend him to you] & the person into whose hands you | wish to put the executive power over |the destinies of this nation for cos | vears, “You began your acquaintance with Mr. Bryan in 1893, He was then a mem- aut well, He has ignored entirely the Prairie Oll and Gas Company charge, and has attempt- himself {8 by no means conclusive, Tda D. closed strong. Dlakra held HIGHLANDERS fh Marguerite just lasted. BROOKLYN (Continued from First Page.) Quee ed to shift the responsibility in the Monnett case upon another Haskell, who indignantly denies that he ever knew anything about the affair.” » You also state: "It ought not to be very difficult for him to prove that the (Continued from First Page.) Prairie Oli aud Gas Company, which i" h A; 4 sel ber of the House of Representatives and | cho retired him alone. Alpers ham singled to right and stole, Perring he recently restrained the Attorney-| (> 4. ways and Means Committee of | Storke. who hr MeMillan 2ounded to Morlarty, Gardner threw out Rhoades. NO RUNS. Third Inning. {man soaked a fly to Clarke, General of Oklahoma from proceeding | jalso banged out a high one, against under the laws of the State, 1s | that body. in formulating and pressing the Wil- As such he was very active which sidia corporation of the hed on the run. NO RUD eee ke aay gon Tarift bill, and when it wag re-| Clarke snatched Chevbro lined to Perring. McTiveen eh gtaste eal ania spon| tutned from the Senate with 600 amend- | Third Inning doubled to lett, Dusty held Metygen i is|ments as the Gorman-Wilson Tarift| srocier’s high one to short left was | M,*rond and threw out Conroy, Cree eee ven United] bill he was one of the foremost In aeek- | taken by Catterson, Gibson laced the | Goode Dopped 10 Gardne er, Sheabra | i {ng an applteation of the rules of the! field for a base, but Was) tossed out Bri Hinchman doubled States Ay Hay Glrteep areas PP bali to centre fe field's bounder, | to right. Larry was passed Intention+ House to prevent a discussion of any of| forced at second on Le! rman. Lejfield stole the 60 amendments made to the bill FF ae A yee Aropping Dunn's Inited States | in that case, re the ¥ pendin Louls. Cireut Court when the testimony was taken in New ally. Stovall fanned, NO RUNS. Fourth Inning. Eats ta ne Jatter part of Ab the the Senate. The rules of the House, | perfect throw. mas hig tossed out ard Oil Cumpany, upon belng Fe-| which permitted the passage of thesa| hy Alperman. NO RU! Laporte rolleds to Stovall, Perring e Government to put In 4 a ant Thlgh chugks, | yPADerte ; ity : fees ete Coomipenien in. which i Amendments without discusston, were| Sheehan waeles rd four hie baie on whipped out Gardner, Moriarty struck held stock or in which Isa, subsidiary those the use of which at the present PUL RAS TOTS to Wagner Wii- ‘superb alop and throw got Companics held stock, reronted: AMON) House of Representatives he and his DUPMA UMTS Wagner, who thtew to] Bemis. Cheshro threw. out Birming- upon this Very point (Petitioner's ex-| party so much deplore, as an evidence, Abby, forcing Dunn at send boa Reis BeECIOg) easy ball to Morlarty. hibit No, 11): that the people do not rule. Catterson bounced one to Abby, _w ‘0 RUNS, “Prairie ot and Gas Company, total) «yy, ‘ handed the ball to Wagner, forcing Fifth Inning. an ether the people ruled or not|{iineim at second base. NO RUNS. Translt Company's propor-| when thls bill was passed, It 4s certain | Dusty tossed out Ball and Kleinow was easy for Larry and Stovall, Ches- HON, $..08.300." site In the same case|that the effect of the 68 amendments | Lorman gnee-| FO singled ‘through short. Meliveen | (and Si) furnishey by the Standard) was such as to make Mr, Cleveland| Clarke pumied’¢ Ln er Aiea, grounded to Stovall, NO RUNS. | Oi Coninany. it aprears that the Capl-| pronounce the dill fid /nan, who nailed him Pheshro tossedo ut Rhoades, Goode | stock of the National Trans com. ir, This fact, hooves Ath eon a. | Leach, then smashed the ball over Cat! qied to” Metiveen, Bradiey singled to| ADS BOUT io see esate Gem hion the fact, however, did not pre- terson's head for three bases. Wagner! right, tut died stealing, Kleinow to wns. according to Its own showing | Vent Mr Bryan from great jubilation | laced the ball to centre eld for a bag. | Ball.’ NO RUNS. ie ‘h e ssed at r Or er s Hou will thus seo that you put up toltnar ee Pepe we nhelicertetnty, ete cine to Median, Aboy was Sixth Inning. Mr. Haskell a very difficult proposition, | ‘ht the Was golng to pass, after ii: py a pitched ball, Storke followed| Perring kn ncked down, but could not Respectfully, Democratic success in November pre-|with a drive to the fence in deep left] handle Conroy's hot drive. Cree bounced CAR 8. STRAUS. | cipitated a out of a clear sky/|centre field for three bases, sooring|to Stovall, Laporte filed to Birmingham, | (Serretary of Commerce and LAbOFY! ang the subsequent passage of the bil) | Abby. Mooller fanned out, TWO RUNS.) Bradiey threw out Gantner, NO RUNS, all Industries and brought | qumley sent ee tke. Hum-|“HHinchman flied to Mellyeen. Lajole ISE i 74N ‘ ‘ a brought | met also contributed a skyscraper and | was again hit by a pitched ball. Sto- ADVISER OF BRYAN rs memorable In the his- Thomas smothered the hall Jordan! val} fouled to Morlanty. Bemis beat SAYS THAT HASKELL s country as the worst finan- | flied out to Abby. NO RUNS. an infivd single, Birmingham tripled ter toh to right scoring Lajole am OUGHT TO RESIGN, |“ disaster tt has ever seen, Fifth Inning. Bemis. threw out. Pareing. Then Free Silver. Gibson made hig second safe hit a| TWO RUNS. Tt was obylous about the Hoffman! ‘What did Mr, Rryaj Nines to) een Soler Paria red | Seventh Inning. House to-day that Chairman Mack and remedy for this? He pall, Thomas sent a little roller to} Morlarity out, Roades to Stovall, Ball | other mbers of the 1 of 0 were groaning | \Withelm, who threw him out, Glbson singles to Meee hes tales ue abet tional Committee are beginn: under eight of obligation | going to second base, Clarke beat out| Sous Rav: t Rhoades singled to left. Hay, nod t pounder to the infleld, Gibson reach- wit! m" the storles that te way out to produce prosperity, | hls . arb Goode fled to | Ing thind base. Leach y i ‘ 4 N. Haskell, of Oklahome the way to do justice, was to adopt gheehan and Jordan. NO “RUNS Mellvetn, Bradley Goubled te alttt: | mittee, ‘There would be little | the free colnage of silve Alperman's) fly was snatohed bY| Tatoie was hit by pitched ball for the e should Gov, Haskell be asked —>—- Storke, MeMillan bunted, but, Waa re" third time. Stovall singled, Bradley from the committee to save Faia ee tired on a fast plekup and throw Z| scoring, Bemis singled, Hinchman and | Bevan tie nencerit fi ROOSEVELT AGAIN are of by Leath and Storke, NO | Lajole scoring, and Hemis wolng to gec- k is 8 ns Gov. DECLINES TO SPEAK doubled to right. Stovall and, Bemis must answer for iself, It - Say ee Sixth Inning. scoring, Gardner threw out Perring. | is understood, however argent DURING CAMPAIGN, ade his second sate deive| Rhoades fied to Conroy. SIX RUNS, age has been sent to the Governor 2 1, stole second base and Eighth Inning, se nO time in replying to the) PHILADELPHIA Dunn id throw. | Land catching for Cleveland. O'Rourke i 1 \ Jordan. | yats for Chesbro. O'Rourke fouled to 4 Lopenvellc hes de who shot the /Tand, Lejole threw out Mollveen, Con- Ingalls, of Cincinnati, | dress at an Wagner at the! roy fouled to Stovall. NO RUNS. soard of Directors of ofty next mor the ground that he Billiard pitching and Sweeney catch-| and a er not _make a ches during the ing for Naw York, Goode walked. Bradley wat hit by | pitched ball. Sweeney to Conroy, Bradley stole sec- ond. Hinehman hit into a double play, |Gardner to Moriarty to Sweeney, NO RUNS. nal itive leade, Goy. The President tion As- in sacrificed, Lelfield to son singled over Leach Dunn over the a long fly to Thomas, thrown out by Wagner. Seventh Inning. was retired on a e knew asked | was “but I don't want | at pressure wit be CONNERS STILL SAYS, : 100,000 FOR BRYAN.” ONE Ninth Inning. | Cree walked. Laporte tripled. scoring | Cree and scored himself on Birming- | A ham’s error. Gardner filed to Hinch- man. Moriarity singled, Ball filed to Lajole, Lajole threw out Sweeney. TWO RUNS. a_pretty n him to resign om eaded drove a line F ch fouled out to Sheshan, Renews His Prediction as to the Se eae of time for i bed Jordan of a twor|SON WANTS TO BREAK ve the atories State—Hill May Be bagger by @ great running catch of tis ong fly to right fleld. Alperman | Chairman, Mlsposed of by Storke and Leltield: | INGRAHAM $1,000,000 WILL. sammipaisdi sinbneanes | MeMillan was the third vietim, Leach ha sor ¥ o Storke. NO RUNS. " s LL HOLDS UP Chairman William J. Conners, of the| t? Storke. 2 (Special to The Evening World.) ae a E Sera A : ‘ Demooratic mittee, eald at Eighth Inning. HEMPSTEAD, L. 1, Sept. %3—Willlam DEFENSE TO GIVE | heade In the Hoffman House th er tanked «hot grounder to) Me Inerahar in. of Waverly, XY filed a contest to his father's (William M. Ingraham) will in the Nassau County Suirrogate's office to-day. ‘The estate {s valued at over $1,100,000, and the con- testant, who left home when a boy and tification of the et will take went to BRYAN A CHANCE, ster Alton B. ge : did not see his father for twenty-five b a AuCn Reel to years, is left only $100. His wife and Me ceice NUT Wabi May fOr |) three’ children each recelve $1,000, ‘The neral Biorhe. “Witeia e i \) balance of the estate 1s divided amon) i chairman Bald: | Stirs NO RUNS. ‘ three other children of the deceased, all : ‘ids good niente te okt |of whom are prominent, in Brooklyn, , ‘ ar where Mr. Ingraham lived for years, will this State by ANISH LOIN The contestant charges that the will is Moelle out, Dann throwing a fraud, Inasmuch as none of the wit- ee e would ba 1 made f@ nesses actually saw Mr. Ingraham sign : = : eateh of the document. Surrogate Jackson ad-! sap an Executive 1 sep right. | Journed the case until Nov, 11. 1 when asked who th MeMilan to Jordan. "| ———— ee plied 3 9! t : aed clarke. tum-|‘WE ARE WITH YOU IN FIGHT, : ’ s FEDERATION TO GOMPERS. | 1 1 for lumi I i 4 Maloney. reaching t ROCHESTER, N. Y¥., Sept. ‘| should he n fied to Wagner. NO RUNS. | State Workingmen’a Federation in con- . flola rf ° vention here to-day, indorsed Gompers’s | in mmittee, | | ean and voted ie) send hie 0 | A ine 0 4 M with t me io ‘@ are wi uu of wicca Lo you wan we going eo rainr? | World Wants Work Wonders, int ag" Mh yo . ‘ Goode out stealing third | HE ANMOT FREE MAY HAVE 0 PUT MUL UTE oR HALL OF CULT. HASEL OUT. Achievements of Republi- can Candidate, Neither eetren He Condenin Him | His Retirement as Treasurer of , aie ae ‘n the Standard Oil the National Committee Bribery Charges. Now Seems Inevitable, | | | Lawyer | MONNETT SAYS BRYAN LEADERS: OOUOERT SiN . | Converts to the Rryan ranks have been numerous and when the Repubiie cans galnes their first recrult among: [protien New Yorkers to-day thera much rejoicing. Frederic R. Coue | dert, lawyer and Demoerat, sal COLUMBUS, 0. Sept, 2.—"If 1! Chairn Mack and members of “It is my Intention to vote for Mry |charged Gov. Charles N, Haskell | the ‘atic National Committee, Taft. My vs achievements as a | wrongfully, Jt was because Charles B. |lawyer, Judge and great colonial ads Bqulre gave me his name.” Frank §.| Ad for time to-day, In hopes! iiictrator, mark him rather es e dour Monnett, former Attorney-General SH enat something would turn up to save! of things worth while than as a talke: ) Ohio, made this, statement on the pri-| Treasurer Haskell fom the taint of | ubout things. I cannot bring myself to } vate car of William J, Bryan, en route | wall street speculation and Standard beileve that the complex economic ques+ from Prospect, 0., to Columbus. | on. They are staving off making tore {NS of the day can be solved by, Mr, Monnett declared, however, that! mal demand for his resignation, which PUTAS€S, however epigrammatic. am unable to see that the Demos | he could not exonerate Gov. Haskell | the revolations of The Evening World from the charges that had been made erday concerning Haskell’s Wall | °" party i Eile en moa li standé | that he was a party to the 00,00 bribe | street stock manipulations, it is thought | {7 anything tn particular save fund of the Standard Oll Company nor! by many politictans, make inevitable, | "ither cluinsy attempt to outbid thy could he condemn him, Cy last Republican administration on any All that [have axitinst Gov, Hask. | | a they will show me," sald Mr) a9 every proposition and @ somewhat H id ‘Is hearsay evidence, and Mack, “the same evidence as that by ton and a ita Pie veratecaral Wee wenn caaetnena) eee Foraker, 1 would expect Haas Pathetic pretension that Its candidate presented to a grand jury it would be EMALD id expect Haa- is the real heir to the Rooseveltian | shown whether Gov, Haskell has been kell to do the same as Foraker—set pantie,” | wrongfully Wepre out. But ft is fatr to M& Haskell to Mr, Monnétt denied that he had made say that nothing of the sort has been | speeches In Oklahoma exonerating Gov, Haskell, but that {In fairness to the | Produced up to the present time.’ Governor he had stated the facts as Wante Proof, He Says. | they had come to him, and said hatuit pe Gay! | the charges were proved he would re-| Josephus Dantel, National Committee- Che | tum to Oklahoma ‘at his own expense | man from North Carolina and head of and denounce him the Dehnoonelan lltecate bus ‘ In Justlee to Goy, Haskell, Mr. Mone | ir motos Bry ay eel ead nett stated that the Governor had re-| “If Gov. Haskell is proven guilty of Beatedly asked for an onoortunity to] connection with the Standard Oli, he B Ee eae RT erOreLtna heen subs | certainly would have to retire, Dut we it the | who was taking Lestimony in the think that proof such as is demanded Family” Standard Ol] hearing, but that he dic Mr. waited nie ‘amily |not so appear, because the Cou had| © Mr Bryan's telegram to President Roosevelt should be forthcoming bde- fore the man 1s condemned." What \s worrying Democratic agers is the close personal and pol ordered the quashing of the testimony, “T threatene! to arrest Mr. Saulre if he did not give me the names of the parties to. the bribery proposition whereupon he mentioned Frank Rock, A remarkable exhibit of Nov- elties—the greatest in all ou: 40 years’ history, Every righ: man- al | feller, Ferd B. Squires and Charles N-) rotations between Mr, Bryan and Gov. Fee ew eG Murther that Gov.| Haskell and the fear that the pubilc| feather, made up in the tasties.: ‘ Haskell "pinned, vired and wrote” ask- | might Imagine it smelled ofl on the and most fashionable style» ng an opportu exonerate himself’ candidate's coat, contracted in bad that eal body.) (0 of the three men w! | company, BPP Dleyery2OUy. e ’ “He sald at that ti } Chairman Mack was asked what were prices are always fair. AG H ie pee the relations existing between Mr. own works, and he at that timo held) Bryan and Gov, Haskell, when thelr STYLE No, 175 seme public office In Washington, Th Intimacy began, and why the Governor ® ° first intimation T had received was made chalrman of the Platform Men’s Gun-Meta nere might be a mistake in the 1 charged to have figured in the Committee and then nat Mr, Mack was evasive, What Mack Says. | “T don't know how close are the re- nal treasurer. Blucher, shield tip “The method of payment of the brtbe, | ona new, mediuny | sald Mr. Monnett, was that he should | be furnished with the key to a. sate toe last, A very deposit vault where $5.00 was to be! lations or when they began,” he said 4 deposited and he was told that he could | “pur I think they are no different from snappy and first go and see It and then let tt re | out ? a ; , main in the deposit box untll he’ re- | Mr. Bryan's connection with leaders in desirable Fal: Ured from office or until he got ready |‘other States, or with me, for example BS to take the money out. Finding that |1 merely suppose they are pleasant and ot he was about to be arrested for offer. ing the bribe, Mr, Monnett sald that | con As for the positions, Gov, Has- |Saulre disappeared to New York and| kell was eleoted to them by the Com- that. despite his efforts, Squire iad nyt} mittee on Hesolutions and by the Na been Indicted, S ; tonal Committee, just as other officers uses elected." | WEST SIDE, BROOKLYN, Mr, Mack refused to be bound down) 6th Ave, & 27th St to the admfssion that Gov. Haskell’s| 8th Ave. & 39th St. fata eee Prominence wag due solely to Mr. EAST SIDE, Ke Bryan's {nstructions. Commitreeman ‘i ! "4 Daniels was more frank, He sald that |s4 reg aegd test | Biw'y near Greene Av. 3d Ave. & 86th Street, 3d Ave. & 150th Streets Bowery near Broome. FACTORIES, 511-519 East 72d st. Sole New York Distributers of The Noiseless Red Cross Shoe he never heard of Haskell before th, Denyer convention, and he understood that the Governor had been given the positions becayse it was Mr, Bryan's | Selection, for Women BRN CAMPAIGN p ts FUND BELOW TAFT'S sa seat seseits tw oa All Sizes, $4,00, CANBY (Trade-Mark.) Speclal for To-day, the 23d, OLD FASHIONED SUGAR PEP- FERMINTS AND WINTER. 10¢ * ABORTED coco. 19¢ eS (20 kinds), soem 25¢ ~—-RAYMOND AND LAIMS VICTORY |New Idea” Leader Has Good Majority Over Republican | Regular on Late Returns. | |Chairman Mack Says It’s Less Than the $285,000 Ac- credited to Republicans, | NEWARK, N. J., Sept. 2%.—Senator | Colby, of Esex County, leader of the |New Idea" Republicans, has ap- |warently won his fight for renomi- mation from 193 districts out of 21 re turns, showing that he leads Raymond, the candidate of the regulars, by 1,20, The figures of the vote so far returned are: Colby, 15,793 and Raymond’ 14,473. | The missing districts, it fe claimed, will increase Colby's majority to about 1,500, | “The Republican campatgn fund 1s | reported to be about $23,000, How much have you collected?” was asked of Chairman Mack, of the Democratic Na- | | Gonal Committee, to-day, | | “Ours {s not more than that. In fact {t 4s less,” replied the chairman, | "How much less?” Some of the regulars were still clatm- ‘I don't care to say."’ ing a victory for Raymond late to-day,| ‘Mr, Bryan sald that no subscription but Colby’s renomination is generally | above $10,000 would be received. Have | conceded. The Colby Assembly ticket {s in doubt, with the Indications favorable to the machine orpoettlan Woks ticket, GIANTS (Continued from First Page.) |you taken in any above that amount?” “That Umitation has been and will be No contribution CHOCOLATE COVER! MARSHMALLOWS ., Special for To-morrow, the 24th, CHOCO TST WALNUE, 10e BO! POUND surarts 7. cubaicnaty CARAM : om 19¢ sr IAL ASSORTED GHOoR 1 LATES (20 kinds) “Pouxp 19¢ Park Row Store open evenings until 14 o'clock. All our stores open. Bat evenings until 11 o'clock, We deliver free purchases of one and over between Battery and street; also all »S4 RARCLAT ST, proper, Son oo PUK ROW HAS ‘At City Hall Park, | observed. for more | NOTIFY CHANLER OCT. 1. | POUGHKEEPSIE, Sept. [3.—Lieut.- | Gov. Loews Stuyvesant Chanler will be formally notified on Oot, 1 that he was | ponte for Governor at the recent | Democratic Convention in this State. |This announcement was made to-day by Edward E, Perkins, chafrman of the Dutchess County Democraile Com- mittee, upon the receimt of a telegrain from State Chairman “Tonne's, The notification will take nlace at ‘'Roke- by" the Chanler family honesiead at | rolled out to Chance to ie ie | batter covering the bag. NO f Sixth Inning. Evers popped out Sohulte again struck out. ‘d_and went bad throw to sacrificed, Kling Don- cong | _ Hayden struck out. to Merkle, RUNS. Red Hook Bresnahan to Chance, and Herzog took third | lin promptly smashed a single Into cen- Chance. tre and Herzog scored. Seymour beat out a slow single to second and Donlin took second. The ball struck Umplre DIED. | Emsite and Chicago made a kick claim: ing that {t had interfered with thelr Brooklyn, lay but the protest was laughed at Belin lifted a weak fly to Tinker, Evers DAVIS—Atler ® lingering fMineey wt his tossed out MeCormick, ONE RU Anse SeWallkeree Walk: Island, DAVID T. DAVIS, Seventh Inning. Chance drove a long fly to Donlin, And Devlin easily tossed out Steinfeldt Relatives and friends and metnters of following societies are invited to attend | Hofman beat out.a slow single over eec- funeral, Thuraday, Sept. 24, at 2 P, Mot ond, but Tinker filed out to Donlin, NO Dirigo Lodge No, 80, F. & A. Mi RUNS Zerubbabel Chapter, No. 147, R. A, Mab Merkle was thrown out by Tinker y NO. 14T, Bi Ay Mi Bridwell drove a_liner straight Into Ivanhoe Commandery, K. T.; Kismet Tinker’s hands, Tinker then cleaned Temple, Mystle Shrine; Elks, No 87, of up the side by throwing out Matty, NO RUNS. Columbus, 0,; Aerio No, 40, Bagles, N. Y.; Gravesend Exempt Fire Department; Lieutenant, Fourteenth Infantry, Colum bus, ©, Funeral servico Wednesday evening, at 8 o'clock, and Thursday af» ternoon by Kismet Temple and Dirigo Lodge. Interment Greenwood, Wentern papers please copy. SULLIVAN.—On Tuostay, TIMOTHY SULLIVAN, of Mary Haggerty. Relatives and friends respectfully n+ Eighth Inning. Kling beat out a slow one to third, but Pfeteter hit squarely into a double opi on a roller to Matty to Bridwell to M kle. Hayden etruck out. NO RUN | Herzog was safe on Tinker’s fumble. | Bresnahan popped out to Stelnfeldt. | Donlin popped out to Tinker and Her- 208 was again founed up, Tinker to} Chance. NO RUN Ninth Tanne Sept, 22, 1908, beloved husband At Cash Prices Byers struck out. Schulte was sot : yy Larges and floest stock of vited to attend the funeral from his | down in the same w Chance filed late ‘residence 2 out to Seymour, NO RUNS. Dismeee Meee eee [ase psigence: No: 301: Ryerapmmtaee pa and Chance No employers’ references required. Friday, Sept. 25, at 10 AM | hpaetts smash ito Call or write f to St. Patrick's Church,’ Kent and Wile Mastrated Calaiorue No. 44, 37 Maiden Lane, N. Y. a No Extra Charge tor It. LW.SWEET.CO ;Reeaer era : : * was ond on MeCor- Lay ‘8 grounder, Evers to Tinker, Mer- kle shot a single into left, which sent McCormick to third. It waa now up to Bridwell to win the game, and he promptly made good with a single to and \ loughby avenues. ee centre, tho nue ony all