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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
RKoUISi1ioN F0H sEARoY.
Commemorative Attorney white Prepares
the Papers

FREDERICKSBURG, VA" oct 10
Speclal.-Assistant Superintendent David
Herring, Of the Adams Express Compa-
NY arrived here today ana went at
once TO the Office Of Commonwealth
Attorney W. Seymour White, Of Stafford
county, to ask that proceedings be in
sNtuted looking to the eXtradition Of
Charles J. Searcy. the train robber. now
held under arrest at Cumberland, Md.
Mr. White at once called in the services
Of Mr.. Randolph G. Fitzhugh, one Of the
most prominent magistrates i'm Stafford,
and the whole party was at once driven
10 Mr.. Whites house, where an the
proper papers were prepared looking to
then driven to Stafford county, where
Mr. Herring swoTe out before Mr.. fltZ-
hugh a warrant for Searcys arrest Mr.
White Ind been attending the County
Court of stafford ana came down on the
midday train and found telegram
awaiting him from Governor O'Ferrall,
requesting him TO come at once to Rich
mOnd.
MIR White Jeff on the afternoon train,
with all the necessary papers, Tor Ken
mOnd and the reauisition for Searcy Will
bee issued at once. ,....
Mr.. Herring has no doubt that Searcy
is one Of the men. and that the man III
Cincinnati is another. a..
there are not more than three men con
cerncd i'm the robbery. II IS now known
positively that the robbers uld not eS
cape by way OF the potomac river, rs tlrs
came bv boat from near Fort NashllS,
ton and there they left the engine ana
went towards the river, but doublel on
a hard piece of ground WhcFe 'helI tu',
steps were lost, and went back to"aIus
the Southern railroad. -, 80,
Sunday or Monday. Sheriff KENNEDY W tlr
leave for Cumberland to-morro" io'
SCdrCy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
kLPH WfLh NJ, POO 81
Lowers His Record--Hai Diiiatd Does a
Vie IN ?:O4h-The Contests.

NASHVILLE. TENN. oct. 19.--The at
tendance at Cumberland Park to-day
was in striking contrast to that OF the
day before. The patrons OF the associa-
ton were evidently vexed over the
Judges decision in the Robert J. John r.
GENTRY race, and refused to lend their
presence 10 the sport.
Ralph Wilkes. owned by 1hayer Bros,
OF Boston, went against his record or
2:oS i-2, and went In 2;eS t-t An hour later
he was brought out and sent another
n lie. TOirg the distance " 2'nG s-t
Hal Dillard also went against his record
of 207 IA and lowered it to 2;oi IA, which
puts him at the head of the list OF
brown Halls.
The unfinished 2:25 pace was won by
Vixen, Roscoe second, Foxhound third.
Best time, 2:li 3-4.
Melrose stake, consolation, for two
year-Old trotters. ESQ class, Sl.O00.-Miss
Kate first. Satin slippers second. Eagle
Pass third. Best time. 2:2+ Ia.
Two-seventeen trot-Gr titan won, Elfri-
da second, George Lee third. Best time.
213 i-2.
Two-twenty-one trot purse 2C00 {un-
finished). .-Heir-at-L won the FIRST two
heats trotted. Best time, 2I3 IA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20

last spring. She was very pretty. and
had a good character. William JAKE,
twenty-six years old, unmarried who had
also worked at the same place. had paid
attention to the Hunt girl throughout the
summer. About O'clock last evening
Van Camp. with his family. went 10 town
and returned about an hour later. When
they entered the house, they found Emma
lying on the door in the sitting-room,
with hammer by her side. There was
had been cut and her bowels cut down
and across, completely disembowelllng
her Blood was spattered on the doors and
walls. and II was also found on the outside
of one Of the doors. showing that Emma
had made hard fight for her life Sher-
IF Ryan and posse are on trail OF the
murderer. but had not captured him up
TO an early hour this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
FIRING FROM tHE HfiIs.
james Carter Brings News From tn
scene of the Mining troubles.

ASHLAND, KY, Oct. l9.--James Carter,
local organizer of the United Mine Work.
ers OF Alabama. Is here to-day, direct
from Mount Savage, near the scene of the
Carter county mining troubles. Carter
states that as he left on the early morn
ing train the strikers were firing from
the hills. This has been kept up for two
days, and Carter expressed a belief that
it would continue until the party Is cap
tured.
Several arrests were made last night.
the prisoners being hurried off to the
county Jail. These were United Mine
Workers. whom ''arter claims have no
connection with the rloting. The men
doing the shooting, ne claims, have been
blacklisted by both the order and the
operators. No attack was made last
night. The wounded men, IL Is now
thought will recover. No dead bodies
we're found I'm the woods. Carter returns
to-day to use his influence In attempt
ing a settlement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
CHINESE FLEET ORDERED TO SPA.
ACCIDENT 10 MB. MAUHY.
Kicked by Horse AID Painfully Wounded.
Tralnmaster OF he Southern.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, oct. 10
Special.-While adjusting us harness
on a horse at his farm near Red Hill.
ia this county, Mr. Matthew +. Maury
was kicked and painfully injured. He
is at his fathers, near the University, In
a critical condition.
In the Circuit Court, in the case Of
Nails against Hatcher, the jury allowed
Mrs Hatcher $500 for uncompleted work
on a dwelling house
Mr. Z. b. PeytOn, having been employ
ed in another department. Mr.. n. j.
OBrien succeeds him as train master Of
the Southern railway. Mr.. O'Brien
comes from the state OF Washington,
and was formerly connected with the
Union Pacific
Track laying on the electric street rail-
way is completed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
A VISCOUNT KILLED
Nearly All His Ancestors Met Violent
neaths-An UnIucby Family

LONDON, Oct. 19.-Viscount Drumlan-
rig, eldest son of the Marquis Of Queens
bury, was accidentally shot In the head
yesterday while shooting over the covers
OF 'Quantock Lodge, Bridgewater, SOM
ersetshre. the residence OF Mr. Edward
J. Stanley, a member of the House of
Commons. Niscount Drumlanrig ropped
in the rear of the shooting party. A shot
was heard. but no notice was taken
Later, as the Niscount failed to Join the
party. the others went I'm search of him
and found him lying against a hedge with
his head terribly injured. He died before
the doctors. who had been summoned.
could arrive. The Viscount's grandfather,
the Marquis Of QueershUry, met his death
by the accidental discharge Of his own
gun at Kinmount, i'm 1855. A former Nis-
count Drumlanrig was klle1 by the asc,-
dental discharge Of his own pistol in l7i5
This accident changed the succession 10
the title, with the result that the Duke
of Buccieuch became the Duke Of Buc-
cleuch and Queeusbury The Duke OF
Buccleuch's eldest son, Lord Dalketh,
was accidentally killed while deer stalk
ing IN 1885. Viscount Drumlanrig = uncle,
Lord Francis Douglas. was also killed by
a fall from the Matterhorn in 1863
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20

ARVONIA, VA. oct 17-SpeciaL-To-
day the community turned out en- masse
of Mr. a. j. Pierce and Miss Sallie w.
Chambers, and MIR. W. White hughes
and Miss Y. Maude Edwards. The church
was very handsomely decorated, ana the
simple PRESBYTERIAN service making them
life partners in 10Y and sorrow was very
impressiyely performed by Rev. Mr.. VIII
son.
The brides were both dressed in most
elegant travelling suits. The beautiful
wedding march was charmingly rendered
by Miss Rissie Roberts
The attendants were Misses Elmer Nor
gan and Flora Edwards, and Messrs.
E r. Roberts. ID. L. Jones, &. G.. Thomas,
u, l.. Pierce, Bernard BURGESS, Cary
Hughes, W. L. Jones and j. w, Pierce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
BRnCkINRIDs.'s APPEAL CASE
Stricken From the Docket-Can Miss Pol
lard Get Her Damage Money?

WASHINGTON. oct. Bon motion
by Mr.. Calderon Carlisle. counsel for
Madeline Pollard. In the case Of Pollard
VS.. w. G. =. Breckinrldge, Of Kentucky.
the Court of Appeals for the District OF
Columbia ordered the appeal which had
been asked for in this case stricken from
the docket OF the court, on the ground
that II had not been entered within the
statutory time. This ends the litigation,
as far as the courts of the District are
concerned and leaves the plaintiff free
10 collect her judgment OF $1,000 and
costs from Colonel Breckinridge when
and how she can. Mr.. Breckinridge's sal
ary for the remainder OF his congressional
term Is exempt by law from seizure, and
there is no provision In the laws OF the
District of Columbia, as there is on the
statutes OF some States. for the arrest
and detention OF any person about to
leave the jurisdiction of the State with
out complying with the judgments OF its
courts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
The Collapse is Complete.

ABILENE, KAN. Oct. l9-.The end OF
the great Topolobampo colony is COM
plete. The final scene is the suspension OF
it's paper. the integral Co-Operator. yes
terday. The paper was published by the
colony's President, G. y. Hoffman. The
colony has been gradually losing ground
for some months through dissenslons IN
the ranks. and but few colonists remain
al the front As many as can are coming
home. Others are taking their share OF
the coionys lands, ana striking out Tor
Mexicans. giving up all hope Of the. CO.
oneration. which promised so much a
Few Years ago. II is estimated that si000,-
600 has been sunk In the scheme, and
nothing whatever has been returned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
AAnLANU NOTEs.
Randolph Macon to Have Football
Team-Cominc weddinE.

ASHLAND, VA. Oct. is.-spe eial.-
Cards are out announcing the marriaye
OF Miss Essie Whitehead. daughtcr. OF
Colonel Thomas Whitehead. Commissien-
Perkins. a prominent citikea OF ashland
and an employe OF The Times. The mar
riage win take place at the Methodist
church here on the 18th OF this month.
Randolph Macon College will put a
oot.hali team into the field this season
which. II Is Gained, viii compare favor
ably with any In the State. However no
games have yet been definitely arrangea
for. Much interest and signineance Is
attached TO the result OF yesterdays
game between the University and Rich
mond College. Randolph -Macon's honored
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
The Southern to Buy More Roads.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Oct bit is re-
rablv reported here that the Southern
Railway has perfected plans for the pur-
chase OF the paducah, Tennessee and
Alabama, the Birmingham, Sheffield and
Tennessee. and the Mobile and Birming-
connection with another. This would
give the Southern a direct line between
The Gulf at Mobile and 81. Louis, and
make it an active competitor with the
Louisville and Nashville, also arording a
much-desired western outlet
IL Is reported that tie securities or the
Southern Railway Company will be is
sued next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
uOR8INFEELD's AREEST.
iheFe are Indications That lie Is One OF
hs Train Robbers


CINCINNATI, O., oct. l9.-This morn
ing the man who gave his name as Nor
ganneld, and who is g.ispected of being
one OF the Aqua creek train robbers. was
-htofmed that hls rrotcn leg could he
saved, ana ainputaion would not be ne
Cs5s,Ily CS9saIy, re Dlshtened up al this and
consented 20 answer a few questions.
In making his replies he became badly
tdnEied up, and this adds TO the SUSPICION
thst he Is one Of the men wanted.
MoredHhtld denied that he had been
IN Cumberland, sid. but when piI box
t1uhd 10 his pocket with the name of a
umDerland druggist on # was produced
he Was nOnpusseA, but finally said he
had been there He was asked ~ anv
MoId could be sent TO his relatives, ana
az hrst he denied having any. Subse-
IIu,,n,y ga, ne said that he had relatives,
nc would not tel whore they lived.
Last night weil-dressed stranger cali
go. ~ a. the hospital and asked 10 be al
""ea ~ see The prisoner, This was re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
Bent liz hmm pangnt.r to nenth.

MERIDIAN, MISS, oct. l9.-W. T. Mar
tin, a white man, wednesday night whip
ped his infant daughter 10 death with a
leather strap near Energy Miss Martin
was drunk at the time. He is being pur-
lynched lie is a desperate character. In
1888 ne and man named Hood at San
dersville, while intoxicated. caught an
inoffensive negro, and placing rope
around his neck, hanged him. Hood fed
fenced to be hanged, but his sentence
was reduced TO life imprisonment by
Governor Lowry and later on he was
Dardoned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20

Richmond. where he had TWO sons living.
a day or two afterwards j. h. ANGEL
a resident OF this city, learned that two
steers were missing from his place In Bed
ford lust across Roanoke river from
where Nixon did his last work. and with
The aid OF his two boys, who had charge
OF the farm, began search for them
tracing them to Gravatt. Nixon could
not be found.
The description Of Searcy telegraphed
bv Covernor O'Ferrall TO Chief-of-Polce
DYER tallies with that Of Nixon, given
by parties here who saw him. and would
room for reasonable doubt that nixon"
Gonr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
CHANLER,s WELD0N ISFEsIMESfs.
He IL Interested In the Roanoke Rapids
Company Near That Place.

WELDON. ". c.. Oct. is.-Special.-J.
Armstrong Chanler, who married Miss
Amele Rives. the Virginia authoress. Is
one OF the directors OF the Roanoke Rapids
company. near here. Mr.. Chanler and
his New York associates. who are inter
ested in the development Of the great
water power at the Great Falls of the
Roanoke. represent over three million
dollars, and have taken one million DALI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
MISs BIBB MILL nd.
A sad Accident Mt GordonsviiIe--A Lazy
rushed IT, Death by Train.

GORDONSVILLE, VA, oct, 1s..spe-
ciaI--Miss Emma Bibb. daughter or the
late Henry Bibb, of Louisa county, was
killed here to-day. 1t is thought she was
atfempting 70 cross the track just as an
extra extra freight train, with eighteen cars
attached to engine No; lQ2, II. {. Pur-
Wis, engineer, and O.. E. hartlst hi.tc, coihduc-
tor, from the west, bound for Washing
ton. was approaching the station, The
engine struck her, crushing her head and
left side terribly.
The young lady was, unconscious Wheh
The accident occurred on the north side
OF tine passenger depot at this place at
9:30 4. NJ. to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
PL4NT BUTs A RAILROAD.
Rumored That lie Has Bought the Florida
southern for s2 .OOO. 900.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, oct. 9.-It Is
rlmored here that II. y. Plant has bought
the Florida Southern railroad, which runs
through go miles Of the richest agricul-
tural and phosphate country Of Florida.
The new road with Plant connections,
parallels the f. c., and T. from Ocala TO
Tampa. The purchase price is said to be
e. 0GO 600
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
T8E RED mr. FOR sATOLLL.
The Heport Tint lie is to Be Cardlna
IL Oficially Cor flrmed.

BALTIMORE, MD. OF. ia clergy
man. Of Cardinal Gibbons household, to-
day confirmed the report that Mgr. Sa-
toll will become cardinal
"This much is all that can be stated
with certainty" he said. "SPven-tfnths
of what has been printed on this subject
is the Yaguest speculttOn.'
In addition TO the fact that the Arch
bishop will be made q cardi"a! the most
that can be said is that he viii probably
be named as such at the ue,t consistory,
and that the next consistory Will con
vene I'm Rome most probably in Decem-
her of this wear,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
DECIDED AGAINST MORTON.
Judge Laeombe Orders II ward to be Sen,
Back 10 Europe.

NEW YORK. Oct. 19.-Judge Lacombe
TODAY. in the United States Circuit Court
rendered a decision in the case OF John
Jamss Howard Levi p. Morton's coach
man, The Judge dismissed the writ OF
haheas corpus and ordered Howard 20 be
taken back TO Ellis Island. He VIII be
sent back 70 Europe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
KAuES ELECTED PnESIDENT.
Chosen to Head the New Base- Ball
Iaayue-Eor an EiRhth CLuh

PHILADELPHIA, oct. 19.-The organ
iZers of the American Baseball Associa-
tion met again to-day, in the Coiionade
Hotel. and elected William S. Kames, OF
Philadelphia, president and secretary
Representatives from Philadelphia
Washington, Chicago and Pittsburg We're
chosen as the board OF directors.
A committee of three was appointed to
select an eighth club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
North tate Postmaster arre,,et

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Oct. 19.-The
Post-office Department has been notified
OF the arrest Of w. G.. Harrell. post
master at Old Sparta, N. c., for embez-
zling money order letters. Harren is
held at $40 900 bail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
TROOPS CONCENTRATING.
One Hundred thousand Expected at TIL
Tsin Mlihln Ton Dnya

LONDON, oct. ia dispatch from
Shanghai to the Central News says that
900 troops accompanied Tchang 1shi
Toung, the NSeroy Of Hu Kwang pro-
vince to Pekin. the troops are COM
manded by an Enslishman named Cramp-
ton, who was formerly in the Chinese
customs service. The Viceroy and his
escort are reported to have travelled by
the way Of the Grand canal
Steamers arriving at Shanghai report
mat eight Japanese Warships spread out
so as to cover a distance ot twenty miles,
are cruising southeast of the Shan Tung
promontory.
5rpop. gA~UvUSG a~ rTS TsI.
A letter from Tien Tsin, under date of
October 18th, received at SHANGHAI re-
ports that 10000 troops from the shan ~
province have arrived there, ana the
number each from the provinces of Honau
and Shan Tung are expected daily. 1t Is
the expectation that by the end or the
month 10000 troops VIII nave arrived.
Forty-eight thousand cavalry arriving
from different provinces at Shin KING
and Kirin
General Mesney, an EngIishman. will 60
to Corea with the ChtneSe army.
The first instalment OF the German
rifles contracted for in July has arrived
at Tien Tsln. The Niceroy is greatly
pleased at their prompt delivery.
III. JPMsI>o Ar KU LAO Hwau.
LONDON, oct l9.-The Shanghai repre-
sentative OF the Central News positively
reafIirms the statement that a small up
rising has taken place at ku Lao Hwei
two hundred miles from HankOw. IN
which two inferior officials were killed.
The same dispatch says the pecuiations
of Sheng TaOtai Of Tien Tsin, have been
well known throughout China, but GER
tain persons in exalted positions have en-
deaVored 60 suppress all mention OF his
irregularities.
CHINESE FLTET ORDERED TO SPA.
LONDON, oct. IA disTatch to the
Globe from Tien TSn says the Chinese
fleet at Port Arthur was yesterday order
ed to sea.
The japanese army is expected to cross
the Nalu river thirty miles northeast OF
KUi-Hin-Chiug az which place the Chi
nese troops are cncamped. The Norwegian
steamer Pick, which has arrived at
Tien Tsin from Shanghai, was stopped
of Shantung Promontory by Japanese
warship and searched. Not having on
board anything contraband of war, she
was allowed TO proceed The captain OF
the Pick reports that japanese ships are
cruising off Tdku.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
.LaJACK IHE kIPPkR.
..,ifui Yonng Girl Brutnlly Murdered
In NewY ,rk State.

,I,RIoN, N. Y. Oct l9.-A most das-
al, murder occurred at the residence
- Ioseph Van Camp. at Sawyer. eight
VI rnrth of Albion, at O'Clock iast
miss mles Emma Hunt, a girl eighteen years
nsh~ baa workad for Van Camp since
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20

NEW YORK, Oct. is.-inspector WI.
Iiams to-day raided the bucket shop Oh
Stearns' Commission Company. In New
street, with offices In the Edison nuitIlns,
ing stock quotation company that " be-
ins iuyestigatsd hx tia I>sxaw Com0iftA1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20

lars worth or stock In the newly-organ-
ized concern.
Work begins at once on twenty cot
tages, and. as given out by the company,
two large factories, employing five hum
ped with the finest and latest improved
machinery. The power at the Rapids
is said TO be the greatest In the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
Rosebrry and Kimberley In Accord

LONDON, Oct. l9.--The statement made
In the Pail Mall Gazette that grave diner-
ences exist between Lord Rosebery ana tne
Earl OF Kimberley is officially denIsu.
and IL is asserted upon the same autnorlly
that the Premier and the Foreign secfe-
tary are in perfect accord.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
Fifth Victim Of the Riot.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Oct. 19-Theodore
zimmerman, the fifth victim OF the riot
day night. died at $50 o'clock this morn
ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
wrArntK 70 sEc Ar

WASHINGTON, d. G., Qct is.-For
Virginia and North Carolina; Fan; slight
iy warmer; soatheriy winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
RANCE oT lnlMnoME, sw.

Following Was the range Of the Their
mometer at The Times Office yesterday.
o A. NJ, W; ~ NJ, "A; 3 z. M. "a. q
PS M. TO-; r. H.. Is; midnisht ~
average. e5,k
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20
.wo Yonnc Dpsprradoes Hanged.

ST. PAUL. MINI. oct. l9.-At exactly
six minutes past O'Clock this morning
the drop fell, and Charles Ermisch and
their crime
These two young desperadoes wearing
masks at about o'clock on the evening
of May 18th, entered the saloon Of J..
r.. Coleman. at the corner Of Wabash
street and Cottage avenue, and command
ed everybody in the room 10 throw up
their hands, and demanded the cash at
the bar They then shot down and killed
Linholf. the bartender. Though Ermisch
was but nineteen and Wonigkeil less than
twenty-one, IL was shown to the court
and public that from childhood they had
been criminals. Ermisch secured a re-
vOlver through his mother and attempted
to carry out plot for escape laid between
himself and Wonigkel. through the pass
ing of notes. He shot and painfully
wounded his death watch. and escaped
part the way through the Jail before
being recaDtuTed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-20

One at Fort Madison and Two mt 81.
Paul-Their Grimes

FORT MADISON. IOWA, Oct. l9.-The
first execution I'm the history of the PEN
itentiary here occurred this morning, the
victim being James O'Dooley, the youth
ful murderer of his aunt and cousin near
Prescott May 10, 1892. The execution was
In charge of Sheriff Eldridge, OF Adams
county. I'm which the crime was com
mitted. I'm accordance with an enactment
OF the last Legislature. O'Dooley went
TO the gallows without faltering, and re-
rnarkable nerve displayed during all the
time since his arrest did not desert him al
the supreme moment The drop was
sprung a 121f, his neck not being broken
by the fall and life was not pronounced
extinct until l2:33, death being caused by
strangllg tiOn,
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1894-02-02

The State journal occasionally
lapses into making statements
which startle one by their frank
ness. The following is not with
out the possibility Of truthful APP
p,ication in Nebraska, too! "The
growth Of the opposition to the
republican machine in New York
is beginning to startle the old
time politicians. The outlook for
a general over-hauling of the poll
tics Of the Empire state is fatter-
ing. It will be a good thing to
have a revivifed and renovated re-
publican party on hand to take
care of the responsibilities that
will come with the Offices that the
party is to capture in coming cleo
tons"