Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-03
....,s,mcn Leaving Washington
Regardless -.
.o,oNEL HoGES CASE
.,,o ,moy Possibly Not Removed
- -. ,,p, Certainly Recalled
"' .,dcrai Capital Notes.
r...,nr corrnsnondent.,

ASST 10 depart rs sumo Va
= .-.eements 10 make speeches
....,t days Of the campaign.
....-.r!s was the first one TO
. .or home. and then Messrs.
t - and Tyler followed. and
.. .ns1n was also among the
r.. evening Mr.. Marshall
. .rax and started ier the
.y 81 craig. He is dread
..- .,r as result OF his duties
campaign work during
.awrhs Many telegrams have
..I, ST. Marshall within the
,...,. wanting him TO speak AT
but The genial and ers'-
r.mber from the Ninth Is
... q. make any more speeches
t .mpairn. and under direct
... ..f.iclan has gone home to
r.eied rest
r-r.urFICE POINTS
...e.e MIR Marshall went this
Odd. Tost-Onice department,
.... ..t.ryiews with the officials
masicrships in his district.
... f..r been sustained regard
.. Office. and an appoint
... uocratic postmaster there
. made. but there is some
..... o. who viii get the place.
r. sun undecided. No ac-
.- taken either in reference
...r.r..a office The other two
..... ..aices in the Ninth Dis
..I.t.s and Big stone Gap
.r pnstmasters.
......I succeeded in getting n
SIR. Maxwell that Is. y.
he appointed postmaster
..... Ta7.well county, and that
.fI also De- made at once at
. Washington county.
........ fn.n informed Mr.. Marshall
would shut down for two
. t..ly ANA no more appoint
I I. made until the expiration
Do is understood that the
...tr'mcnt will go TO New
..ri,. some other business.
....,. uassed the House bln
.. vs.. " Rollins. late col
..-,.I revenue for the Firm
.rtn Carolina. II proposes 10
Iu .r stamps destroyed 10y
.... <oycmber 3. 1899. 1t Will
.. f.e sanction Of the Presi-
-a. UDGE INCIDENT.
..m,nts were on the sur
..riug the order sent TO
H.rtt0u Iloge informing him
... .. ....r Df the President he must
. . Annoy China. Congress
..-... -.ts he knows nothing Of
.I ho has not been TO the
colonel Hoge was not
.. bis district The President
...... r. 90 see him and Mr
OIL. subject. Up 20 the time
-... .v Mr Edmunds had no
.. formation. The presumption is
H.t. has sailed from san
r. % that be so. be win prob
t. before he hears that the
.. t-.n Influenced 10y the tales
..I been telling around the
H,ges friends says he
....... r. ictl0n of the President
1 ..- r. remove him, but admits
...r.- .f..f-I back to =" ashington
"rlErus HARD TO GET.
r. r1 uAs theoretically en-
. u trying To get some
hIe congressional asso-
.... -n,.chss In the Eighth
between r.w and the close OF
D.. Was anxious TO have
t.D of Mississippi speak
saturday night. Mr.. Allen
It SAYS he feels much
over the invitation, for he
u. .s the good people Of the
. would like To be- able TO
r. political gathering. How
.ru,ll,d % leave the city.
I. tl4t nearly everybody Is
NN-th" members are
,I 81. 90 their homes.
Iupan. of sylvia. is among
.at North Carolinians In the
"ITrPEB>Y CONTEST
.. o. tle statements made by
.m Cur,per within the past
H. ulatlve fight In that
......r colonel }. {. Gibson
..s Garnett IS one Of the
infested ever wased in
.- former Is the regular
uure and the latter Is
.u independent. and, OF
largely upon Populist and
support. The prevailing
tt colonel Gibson will pull
...h. it IS admitted, he
rable OF a fight on his
r. rivalry between the FAC
county viii help the state
..rs ont "a pretty Iull vote.
u-v for O'Ferrall, Kent,
..r+pcr is apt TO be larger
rolled up Nix Garnett
of the bcst-known fami-
t-. and s. a young man
..stIuus. II IL fortunate,
..t tte condition OF affairs
tl oppose the regular
Nr. Garneit has been a
Democrat himself. Should
D., is not probable he VIII
m.-ratic party.
I|I.. DID GOOD.
N.'' ..Is speech at Culpeper
& 'r. .i is said 20 have done
d. urged the people 10 stand
litun
.-- being made TO hold another
t O3in.pcr next Saturday night
from among the congress
.I b. secured.
~ and Hunton VIII prob
'.... 'o the city until after the
.r. n.th have engagements
v-i.h Will fn In the time
,.E. N..Iay night.
ftr sent batch OF nOmina-
N- aote this afternoon. but
Nr .1 the list for either Nir-
.Hf. Carolina. IL Is thought
g. '' tr does not act on several
- ,.uasterships. which were sent
-- '. Tarlmcnt ten days ago.
AEW PosTMAsTERs.
t'-h Carolina postmasters OF the
4 '.'ts Nefc appointed to-day as
- A-t.t mdolph at Green Noun
h'.,> cocnty. vice Reuben Preston.
'-~ a'nn~ l.. Blalock. Norwood.
- D-a'y. vice J. A. Farmer. de-
'.''e We're no appointments for yir-
PERSONAL.
= N'@ tfrysls: Z. 4. Roller. Luray;
'N- Orange II. Il. Lane. Fauquier
-. Ii.was \. Render, Richmond:
" Hall, Warren county: c. $.
-. "aueuton. John 4. Pettyjohn,
{ Llward Nichols. Leesburg:
"a. a~acliec. iront Royal: Colonel
p, b. hst,rS FauQuier: Eugene With
I \ y''''''e win. Yates. Rappahannock;
~, Nr~house. James Popham. CuI-
Ass. 'rsm North Carolina: J.. q.
- " Roper; ID. l.. Deyaur, VIM
- j. Elnton and wife, Raleigh;
las,.,.o-0 douglass. Carthage; Colonel A. Is.
V-oNEL HoGE INTERCEPTED.
l,c'S, FRANCISCO. CAL. November
sse.s,',, j Hampton Hoge, recently
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