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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01

on Sunday last In the list wear OF her age.
Mrs. William Durrett. OF North tiarden.
left that place on TUESDAY, for missouri.
where che will spend several weeks with
her son.
Inc Misses Payne, of Louisa, are visiting
at Keswick.
Mr.. G. r. Caskie. Of this place. was In
Charlottesville Wednesday.
Mr. Bartlett Bowling. OF Keswick, Is In
Washington visiting friends.
Miss Annie Boyd arrived NJ her home.
in Keswick, on Monday. after n several
months visit to friends in Washington.
MIR. T.. T.. Early, of Lynchburg. IS visit
ing his brother, MIR. 0. N. Early. OF Sugar
Hollow.
Mr. John Uppleby, who spent the win
I ter at BarDegat, N. j.. Is at Bevis Mount.
his old homo, for few days.
Mr.. o. Estes, of this place. left here
yesterday for visit to Washington and
Baltimore.
Mayor Robert Yancey. of Lynchburg;
| arrived in Loyingston yesterday. lie VIII
spend a few days with Judge Horslev.
Mr. Frank Loving. OF near this place. is
in Charlottesville.
Mr.. II. =. Bradshaw. who has been visit
| ing friends IN Lovingston for the past
week. returned to his home on "Wednesday
Mr. Stuart Whitehead, of this place. has
Deeu III hmHefsb COURTHOUSE "utihS '"O
| week.
Mr. p. Coffey. who lives near this place,
| gave reception on Wednesday night at
| his residence.
Messrs. Henry Stockbridge and Robert
| G. Davidson. of Baltimore, and Mr. Benla-
min Lacy, ex-mayor of Baltimore, spent
several days in Loyingston this week.
MIR. NJ. II. Harsis, of Grape Lawn, who has
| been confined to his room all winter from
the effects of q fall, has at length recovered
sufficiently TO walk.
Mr.. John f. Roberts, of Nelson, is in
| Lynchburg for n few days visit.
AIr. x. w. Anderson, of Washington.
was in Lovingston this week.
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Williamsburg.
Correspondence OF the Richmond

tCorrespondsnce OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. Va, April 30.-Right
Rev. A. NJ. Randolph, assistant Bishop Of
the Episcopal diocese. preached at Bruton
Episcopal church Tuesday night and adj
ministered the rite or confirmation To a
class of seven-six young men and one
young lady.
The asylum authorities are having built
at the College creek, near here. a hand
some pleasure boat, which can also be
used for other purposes, and the launch
ing will take place next Saturday. The
work is being done by Mr.. Peter Powell.
Jr., an attendant. with the assistance Of
two of the inmates. The dimensions Of
the craft are as follows Length, 20 feet I;
beam, feet.
Mrs DR.. James d. Moncure left for Rich
mond early in the week. where she Will re-
main for several days.
The yestry of Bruton Episcopal church
at the regular monthly meeting held Tues
day evening elected DR.. Charles w. Cole
man delegate and III. L. Jones alternate
10 the annual council, which meets IN
Danville the 18th of May next. The vestry
also reelected MIR. Leonard Henley, DR.,
treasurer, DIR. Van +. Garrett secretary.
DIR. G. w. Coleman and Mr.. h. L. Jones
senior and JUNIOR wardens, respectively.
DIR. Richard w. WindeI and his wife, of
Baltimore, have been visiting their rela-
lives. DIR. and the Misses Garrett. Waller
street.
Miss Eliza Lee. of Halifax. who has been
visiting DIR. and Mrs. Coleman, Nicholson
avenue, has returned home.
Rev. Mrs. r.. NJ. Page, who has been
spending few days in Richmond. has re-
turned home.
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FIorida TO testify in the raiiroad-uckes
Miss xnnn and Mr.. Ed. werthsimer, OF
New York, who came TO attend tne sn..'
wedding OF Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Werthoi"e''
has returned home. .,.r;va,,
The Virginia Bay Club has reorg"nN00
with Mr.. ]. II. Cary as president; ;,v loft
Mr.. Simon q. Dickerson ana ia'nny WV
on Thursday, to reside in Atlanta, III ~
Mr.. b. Newqass. the banker ieit inurS-
dav NIGHT ON his return to London ,r
Rev' William G. Winslow, IN. u, III.
ID ~ Boston. vice-president OF the Esyps
Exploration Society, is here on yi''' W
Mrs. DIR. Winslow. at the navy-yaru. al,
Surgeon Winslow. in charge OF tns ineu ,,
cal department of the naVy-yai'' '"
Mayor j. 4. Baird, of Portsmouth, paiu
q visit 10 Suffolk on Thursday.
Captain n. W. Face has returneu iro'n
months trip to Florida. ;,,. !. ,hs
Rev. M. p. Logan, OF Wytheviile. Is 'ne
guest of Rev. A. >. LLOYD. u.;,.
DIR. ]. II. Claiborne and MRS; Vialpo,ne
and Mrs. w. b. McIlwaine, OF petersburg,
and MIR. !. p. Stovsll- OF Danviiie' "cio ~
the city during the week,
Rev William L. Gardner, OF Dorsey
ma has been in Norfolk all the week.
DIR. \. Hobson. OF Kichmohu' "a''n 'no
CITY during the week. 4. W.,
Miss frankie Clarke mas gone u VII
mington, n. c., to visit TRENDS.
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vbxe silk. Duchess lace, diamonds; Mrs.
Henry Walker, gray silk, ,embroid-
ored chiffon, and diamonds; Mrs.
McHcnry Holiday. white China siik'
point d'esprit lace, diamonds NJ MI
Charles X. Hoge, black black. s mis;monds s:
Mrs. William Starke Burke. canary silk ana
cauze. embroidered chiffon, diamonds;
Mrs. Richard =. Bell. black brocade,
golden passementerie banded in ostricn
DUNES. pearls: Mrs. Il. Dabbs, OF Fort
smith, Ark, superb gown OF pare gIny
crepe de chino; Mrs. Beverly b. EskridRe'
pearl gray silk embroidered IN silver p S,l
lion, and black lace; Mrs. William II; ~
rec, olive-green silk. point d'lrelanoc Iacc
Mrs. John II. Liggett. pink silk gornitureu
in gold: Miss Lillian Arthur. yellow six.
black lace; Miss Lena Bell, white SIX !,
Miss Gertrude Abby. white China SILK; MISS
Nav Crowle, yellow faille francaise ana
chiffon: Miss Nettie Baker, pink surah
silk; Miss Mamie Cooke. of New YORK. reu
silk, black-lace oyerdress; Miss Clemence
Cooke, of New York, pink silk ana iace
Miss Cotton, white muslin; MISS ,aI ii
Crowle, red silk. diamonds: MISS Finn
Foster. pink-silk null; Miss Sadie van
Lear, white muslin; Miss Opie, OF Baiti-
more. white mousseline do sole. embroi-
dered chiffon: Mss Christian, blue crepe
de chine and chiffon: Miss Mccoy.
black oauze. silver bullion; Miss pa
die wellen, red silk. chiffon; Miss
Van Lear, pale yellow crepe de chine
Miss Mamie Dyer. of New Orleans, wni.e
mousseline de sole, embroidered cnin2n
Miss Nell Fowle, white dotted muslin ;
Miss Ellen Guigon, green China SIX MS
Bumgardner, blue silk, lace: MISS !, Z iora
Williams. pink creme: Miss Emma hoge,
white China silk Mss Matte Wayt, wnlte
silk null. chiffon embroidered; MISS
hunie Child. white muslin, Miss Everett,
of kentucky, embroidered gauze over
white silk; Miss Margaret McChesney,
white null: Miss Baker, OF Noriolk, plue
creme. and Miss Chloe Sans, of Baltimore
blue silk and chiffon. Among the genlie-
men were: Messrs. II. IL: Wayt: "aihsr
McChesney. William w. McGuiiin, D, H.
Bnmgardner. Baldwin Wayt. David Nc
Gufin. ID. Richard, George Bell. Kenneth
Mccoy. Thomas Blackford. James H..
woodward, j. Martin Perry, Glark
WortnIngton. Lou Abby. Robert Blach-
ford: Harry VIM, of Richmond; L. 9.
MERCER. University of Virginia; Nc
Crearv. of West Virginia; +. l.: Hoge, -
b. Hoge. C. Il. McGuifin. Il. ,. Snoiett, "
l.. Denny, W. W. Sproul. G. X. Hoge, w.
NJ Hilleary, Peyton Brown; Kudoiph
Rnmgardner. of Washington and Lee I'M
yersity: ". ii. DeBell, Med. McCue,, W.
p Tams. Il. Z. Bell, c. A. Hanscom, Il. y
Cushing. Heber Kerr. Z. b. Sublett, D. d.
Eskridge. j. Mason Miller. DE-. 5. IL.
Henkel, and X. ;. Turk.
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Kevsvtlle.

rCorrespondeuce OF tho Richmond Dspatch.l
KgYsv1rLE, Va. April 30.-Maior and
Mrs. j. W. Morton have gone North on an
extended trip.
Mr. X. I. Priddy has returned from
Miss Glide Winston. of Wilson. n. c., is
visiting her sister. llrs. d. d. Million.
Colonel A. }. Milhkin, of Washington.
with a party of northern capitalists, has
been here this week prosI Getting. They
contemplate locating the Bon Air hoop
factory here.
Mrs ". p. Averett. of Danville. w., has
been visiting Mrs. G. A. Hunt.
Mr.. C. r.. Watkins, of Bluefield, who has
been spending some time here. has left for
home.
Miss Willie Bouldin, is yisiting at Brakes
Branch
Miss Allie Gregory is at Burkeyille at
tending the revival meetings OF Mr. }. T..
Scboolfeld, of Dangllle.
Nj SIS Minnie Watkins Is AZ BroOkneai, at
tending the marriage of Miss jamie Con-
naly to Mr. Pugh.
Mr.. III. G.. Peters has returned from a
yisit TO his parents. in Richmond.
Mr.. Peter b. CHM 10 visiting friends in
Brookneal.
Mr.. Charles r. Boatwright has just ro-
turned from an extended visit TO Man
chester.
Miss Helen Wilson, who has neen spend
inc some time with her grand parents
here, has returned TO her home IN Dan
vile.
Miss Pattie Boudiu has returned from a
visit TO brakes Branch.
Miss Markham. OF Richmond, is visiting
Mrs. W. 7. Faris.
Mr.. c, A. Osborne has returned from o
trip TO Farmville.
Mrs. A. l.. King and family, of New York.
have returned TO our town to reside per-
manentiy.
Mrs. l.. Atkison is visiting friends in
Manchester.
Mr.. Comstock and and Mr.. Horace L.
Smith, of Richmond, spent Sunday IN
town.
Miss Kathrlne McCarge. of Reidsville.
n. c., who has been visiting here tor some
time is now visiting Judge L. l.. BOuldin.
of brakes Branch.
Mr.. J. II. Wool is visiting in Farmville.
Cards have been issued TO the marriage,
on May 4, 1892, at Briery church, of Miss
Mamie II. Averett 10 DR.. j. II. Wool.
Mr.. Morgan HALEY, of Keysyllle, was
married on the 28th instant to Miss Will
kerson, of Wylesburg, Rev. Mr.. Greer Of
ficiating.
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Iynchburg.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dspatch.l
LYScHBURa. Va. April 30.-Socieiy cir
cles nave taken a rest and have been very
quiet all the week.
College-Hill Baptist church held their
regular annual election OF Sunday-schOOl
officers this week. and the following gem
tlemen and ladies' were chosen: W. O..
Hammer. superintendent; W. A. Miller. as
sistant superintendent; j. +. Dillon. secre-
tary; G. 4. Evans. treasurer; Samuel &.
Shelton, librarian; Frank Y. Settle, as
sistant librarian; Mrs. 4. L. Blaine, organ
ist: Miss Mamie Porter, assistant organ
ST.
The officers reports for the past year
were very gratifying and showed consid-
cradle progress in the building up of the
school. Total contributions for the year,
S22267: average attendance of school. 203
per Sunday; largest number in attendance
during tho year, 34l; smallest number IN
attendance during the year. 124.
The ladies of this city engaged IN the
work OF opening the Masonic Bazaar have
divided the city up INTO wards. and have a
large number of energetic workers IN each
soliciting contributions.
Mrs. John Hunter. of Richmond, who
has been visiting Mrs. John II. Lewis IN
this city, returned to her home on Mon
day.
The sister of Mr.. II. b. Jeffrey. of this
city, while on her way 10 New York from
Brazil, died and was buried at sea last
week.
Mss Nellie Heagerty, of Knoxville,
Tenn. is visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. John Gouldmsn. of this city, has
gone on a visit to her mother. at CoyingtOn.
this week.
Rev. II. NJ. Wood. for a long time mis-
slonary to China, is visiting friends IN this
CITY.
The Virginia Zouaves Of this city have
received an invitation from the A. Z. Hill
Monument Committee TO attend the I'M
yelling of their monument near Richmond
on May Both.
Judge II. w. Flournoy. Mr. J. r. Mac.
murdo. and Mrs. and Mr.. L. b. Vaughan,
of Richmond, have been visiting this city
this week.
Miss Annie Rockenback. of this city, has
been very i'll with fever for The past two
weeks
Dir. J. K. Pannill, Of Petersburg. has been
visiting relatives here for the past few days.
w. ID. Campbell. GUY Langhorne. Walk
er Pettyiohn, and j. w. Swain left here to
attend the Patti concert at Richmond.
A large party went up the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad THURSDAY last on a fish,
ING expedition. Among the party were
Sir. and Mrs. X. II. Pannill. Mrs. Ida
Watts. Miss Hattie Hutter. Miss Alins
Lacy. Mss Annie Parker. Miss Lena Col
Inns. Major Peter J. Otey Colonel n. b.
FLOYD, J. X. Pannlll, &. A. Floyd, and
Lynch Ward.
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Nor ok.


correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, April 3O.-The Norfolk
German Club gave their regular german
on Thursday night with brilliant gather
ing, and the Portsmouth German Club
gave theirs on Wednesday night at Casino
Hall. attended by many OF the naval
colony aud society people of Norfolk.
The Portsmouth Rifles gave their annual
military banquet at Casino Hall on Friday
night E5.. John Mcwhor.er gave beautiful
party at her residence, on Loyitt avenue,
last night in honor of the birthday of her
daughter, Miss Hattie McWhorter.
Mrs. DR.. John Page Burwell and Miss
virgalyn Warrington, of Washington. ID.
c., are visiting Norfolk.
Mrs. George 81. Pollard has gone to
Baltimore 10 visit friends.
Miss Blanche Barry is visiting her aunt,
Miss Stella Burr, IN Richmond.
Mrs. A. L. Currell. of Davidson, n. c., is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. James /. Vance,
on Freemason street.
Miss Mary Shrer, of Cumberland, O., Is
visiting Mrs. l.. Shrier, in Cumberland
street.
Mrs. T. Campo is visiting her daughter
in New York.
daughter, Mrs. Louis Selig, in Elizabeth
Mrs. L. II. Whitehurst, OF Norfolk. is
visiting tho family of Bishop John G.
Granbery, at Ashland. Va.
MIR. w. i. Face and bride have arrived
home from their honeymoon trip North.
Mrs. *. y. Windsor, OF Alex AN ris. is
visiting relatives in Portsmouth.
Mrs. Homer 4. Boyce and Miss Boyce, of
81. Adams, VT, are visiting friends in this
section.
aiiss Bessie Buskey, of this city. Is visit
ing ia Manchester.
Mrs. William l.. Evans and daughter are
visiting friends IN Baltimore.
MIR. Joseph Young. of Richmond. is in
Portsmouth on visit TO his parents.
Police-Detectlye Hepple has gone TO
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Loyingston.
[Correspofdence Of the Richmond Disl

lC0rrespondcnce Of the Klchmond Dispatch.1
LIVINGSTON, Va, April 30.-Mrs. Lewis,
of Keswick, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
L. X. Mayd of Nelson,
DIR. P. Z. Parish, Of Covington, is in
Alton.
Mr. j. b. Andrews. who was hurt so
badly. at Massie's Mill about two weeks
ago. has been moved to his home. and it is
hended Is yet.
Miss Minnie Windon, Of Alexandris. is
spending some time with her brother. Mr..
Z. l.. Windon, of North Garden.
Misses Mollie aud Ruth Goodloe. of
Avon. are visiting fr.en Is IN Baltimore.
Mrs. X. n. Hall. Of Charlottesville, is
spending Q few days with her father, lrs
William II. Turner, OF Avon.
NrA Jane Carr, Of North Garden. died
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The Maury society's Debate.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
COLLEGE, BLAcKsBURu. VA, April 29.-lhe
nineteenth annual debate of the Maury
Literary Society. which has just been cele-
brated, is considered the best in the his
tory Of the society. The president. Mr.. A.
w. Drinkard, after having delivered an
Appropriate and eloquent salutation. intro
duced as first orator Mr.. W. 2. Waddy. Of
Salem, Va, and as second orator Mr.. ii, Il.
Pratt, of New York city. Then followed an
able discussion of tho following question
" Resolved, That War is Beneficial The
affirmative was staunchly supported by
Messrs. Il. L. Wright, Of Rappahannock
county, and 4. 7. Finch, Of Neckleaburg
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Eniporia.
Correspondence OF the Richmond DIsparch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispaich.l
EMPoRIA, Va, April 3O.-bliss Maggie
Green, of Brunswick county, who has been
visiting relatives in Tennessee, returned
home few days since.
Messrs. III. w. and j. j. Hall, who have
had the measles, are both out again.
MIR. II. Nj. Robinson. road-master Of the
Seaboard Airline, was in town few days
since.
Captain Charles s. Gaines, late of tho
Atlantic and Danville Railway Company,
and now Of Garysburg, was on our streets
few days since.
Mr.. W. L. Bailey visited your city few
DAYS since. MIR. Bailey is member of the
Town Council.
Judge George p. Barham. of the County
Court. went to Washington, ID. g.. this
week.
Miss Pearle Jones, daughter OF our
townsmsn. DR.. John r. Jones, celebrated
her 18th birthday on last Monday evening.
During the recent visit of DIR. II. {. Flow
er to your city Mrs. NJ. K. Manning, who
has been an invalid for years, went over to
consult the distinguished Boston physi-
clan. She returns home much encouraged.
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county. The negative Was ze,'ouslv sustain
cd by Messrs. J. A. Massie. OF ! A.. ah AZ mock
county, and w. o. fritn. " rankin
county. To the establishment Of the audi
ence the decision OF the question was IN
favor of the negative.
Mr.. s. V. Lovenstein. OF Richmond.
Va, delivered the final grafton, after
which many of the audience repaired 20
tho ball OF the library TO participate in the
german. which was given by the corps OF
o.d ,te
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Mr.. W. NJ. Powell and Mrs. 8. D. Indie,

Mr.. W. NJ. Powell and Mrs. 8. d. Lindiey
accompanied her.
The Circuit Court. at its recent session,
disposed Of about fifteen common law
cases and entered ffty-nine chancery de-
crees.
county. il the guest of Miss Matte Farley
Sir. Robert Tu-nbull. prominent mem
Der OF the Brunswick bar. passed tnrousn
town last Monday en- route to Baltimore
Nd. =.
The following ladies and gentlemen NJ.
tended Madame PATHS concert IN your
city: Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Deal, Miss Mam-
ME w. Wilson. and Messrs. II: W. Han;
GeorgeJ J. Weaver, George N. SookS; VI" nj
Miss Fannie NJ. Cooke, and Mr.. W. NJ
Farmer. -,
Mr.. George johnson and his bride (ne,
Miss Richardson. of Sussex, arrived III
town last Wednesday.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
USIyERsIrY OF VIRGINIA. April 2G.-Ihe
University German Club gave IT'S regular
Easter german iuesi-y night. Owing tot the ar -e
number Of visiting young ladies n vas mrA
attended and a very brilliant affair. TOO
figures were gracefully ted by SIR. Robert Mason.
Tnis ends the Easter fest.y.ties, and the haid-
worked boys will have - forget tho charming
girls and turn again % the celseless grind Tor
the daily lecture aud approaching examinations
Mrs. Moran. Mrs. Randolph, and Mr.. Mason
acted as chaperOns for the following couples: Miss
Claudia stewart Of Washing on, with Mr.. tolsion
Blackford, Miss Virginia Mason With Mr. Charles
Muiikiu, Miss Maggie Mason with Mr.. james
NJ Mason. Miss Randolph with Mr.. Joseph Gree
Miss Alexander with Mr. llairstOn, Miss Barrin-
ger with Mr.. shelton. Miss Lettc Robertson Win
Mr.. Robertson Gordon, Miss Bessie Martin OF
Richmond, with Sir. Julian Thornley,. Miss Nora
Moran with Mr.. j. g.. TiltOn, Miss Belle Moran
with Mr. Cockrou Miss Aay Coleman With VI.
w. G.. Ramsey. Miss Fstele Burihe with Mr.. VI.
Randolph, Miss Maggie Furgerson Of Richmond
with Mr.. VIII Tucker. Miss Mary Cochran WITH
Mr.. H.. L. Sims Miss Annie Pgice With Nr. WIN,
Lea. Miss Lucy Naury With w. liampson gary
Miss Lucy Hancock with hr. Jordan LeaAe, Mis-
Page with M. Paul Diliard. Gentlemen; huteft
Mason. George Mason, John Hicks, Randolph
Hicks OF Roanoke, llanraei, August Robertson,
Catchlngs. Jones. Green, Norton, Harvey HAr-
den, Chamberlain, Heath, Bryan, Mcclure, ana
Cannon.
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TO Preserve

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hair, the greatest cage s
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Richmond City-lhomas Christian and Mrs.
/. J.. Lewis, Richmond.
Chesterfield CoIniy-GeOrge +. Robertson,
Chester, Va, and Mrs. Judge hancocE, Nan
chester.
Manchester City-Iohn T.. Taylor and Mrs.
Emma ". Perdue, Manchester.
uenrico County-Dr. y. G. Sheppard and Mrs.
Jack temple, Richmond.
Hanover County,. y. holland, Oniey post
Office and Mrs. K. +. Is Blackwell, Ashland.
Nov Kent COunty-Dr. james Gregory, Tun
stalls and Mrs. :. T. Rarnes, Boulevard.
King William COunty-Wil,iam ". Carey
Wakema post-Orlce, and Mrs. I. d. Aoncure
Ayletts.
GoOcniand COunty-Dayid Is. Harris, SiaO'
post-onice, and Mrs X. {. seldom, PcmOerton.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-04
TWO NOTABLE RECRUITS.
Republicans OF National Reputation
Continue to Come Over to
the Democrats.
Wayne MacVeagh and Thomas M.
Cooley Reported to Have
Bolted Harrison.
The Former Was Garfic1d's Attorney
General. the Latter Is Ex- Chairman
of the Interstate Com mission

NEW YoRE. Oct. 3.--The Times says: "A
statement WAS made In political cir cles TO-
night with reference to the assertion from
the republican party of two republicans of
national prominence. which caused some-
thing of sensation wherever it was heard.
Wayne McVeagh, United States attorney
general under Garfield, and ex-Judgs
Thomas M. Cooley. Of Michigan, formerly
chairman Of the interstate commission, are
the men said to have decided to give their
suppsrt to the democratic candidates and
their endorsement to the democratic issues
az defined in this campaign. There was re-
liable authority for the statement that each
of these mon would soon make public let
ter in which, over their own signatures.
they would set forth the reasons which had
led to their change OF heart
A dispatch from Ann Arbor, Mich, says
Judge Cooley this afternoon declined to
confirm or deny the statement published in
the New York Times this morning to the
effect that he is about to wtite a letter
boiling the republican party, and declaring
In favor Of Cleveland. Ali he would say
was that the statement was unauthorized
and that he is in too poor health to enter
actively into politics.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-04
POPULIsTs OUT OF LUCK.

Pennoyer. He of Oregon, Joins Theis
Ranks and Advocates Their Cause.
RosEBURa. Ore, Oct. 3.-Gov. Pennoysg
addressed mass meeting OF tho peoples
party here. He denounced the course Of
both democratic and republican parties.
said the bulk of federal taxation should be
levied upon wealth rather than upon the
labor and the industries of the country and
there should be free and equal coinage of
gold and silver, and the paper money re-
quired should be issued direct by the gov
ernment and be full legal tender. In ad-
vocating these measures he said he found
himself outside of the political organiza-
added, ut is the fault of, not the misfor-
tune Of, the democratic party, which, hav-
ing abandoned its principles ought now by
right to abandon its name. The great
political party has proved recreant to all
traditions and foreswearing it's fealty to
the cause of the people has knelt in blind
| idolatrous devotion at the shrine of a man
whose sole distinguishing characteristic 10
his stubborn subsetviency to the demands
of the monometallists. The Chicago con-
vontion turned It's back upon all it's revered
traditions and made a profound salaam to
| the great joss set up by the devotees of
monometallism and bank rag money. The
nomination of Harrison and Cleveland, of
like principles and policy upon the leading
questions, by the opposing political parties,
is an anomaly in the political world, but
fortunately for the country, new party
has entered the political arena in antagon-
ism to both.'