The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-23
CON I'LL TOTNES TALKS.
THINKS me IAnrH ELECTIONS
VIII EsD rhE WIR.
o. His WAY to Dass1iie. Va. TO Take His
Family Back 10 iiio with him-Sei-
low fevsr On tire Newark.

n p |A.
.s,,i -c..,a,.., o., pt, OHIO
.,.,.., ,h.t CITY to-dav was seen
"'''feu from ''
soon after his afIiF" ana con5eA'ed 70
s..... ....,e In Brazil. In substance
,o...
"7 Spe"e az lo' .,..
"The American YHPeiS are eaee''
I .on.bt .t rio and every Item that can
n,iaipternretei In such
'- ''elpie' ..f.... ,....-,.-..
! way as 10 pi-j''F~-
/ s seized upon Tor 'nat puipOse- i"r.-
/ H. ,, .,to b,l- or correspondents there
,rsl,, -. f,e.- headquarters IN Rio at
...,. osr', r5 ihink they all feel ihe
....,.,..,..,.- IN .reaf prudence in thcir
l..,e,te o .is for wher American
r.,-tro iri.r.s-s aFe at stake tine re-
r.,'i,.. l llase who can influence
..f,ii. rrnfifnenf i'm Brazu
''"." &, f,r,. nor would
.' low" .ort from Rio that
' ep.Ah .-.,..tened IA withdraw
'e ,NuIs" eur.forf of the insur-
'.a dHe6su "' .,ot Immediate and de-
nus Nlle7H ,,, to the overthrow of
,.siFe acton .,-,.,t
l"e eNlsuhs
The L'"c i.n -. ,,.,,,
do you ihlnD .' 80, oaS sho,,ld the
DrinS me uoun'. .,.S-atso ternlnated IN
warning De "D.
the meantime ao-
les, certai"- 80 So. g., ,,,. oil
Mr. Townes eA''"i''u 'u"' ~ -.
the election returns TO" ''- - -
States in BrazH lglu'icu , vi,
two. lie had no,i-,n iio,'i i,, Wy -, ,.o tcft
! papers handed D.,i' ,-- , - IL
1910. the names ol N'''.', 80
president OF the 0sN"''' anu '"at ~
| Alfonso Penna' Governor %, ,ne 80
| OF Minas Gerdes- Mtit l"'h'u "a a. ~"
didates TO succeed PRESIDENT IS'ND'o.
The first said me- ia 'housh, n'S-iy
of by both parties he Is cF"la"'
lie is an able s.aieman' prudent ann
man Of great intelligence. lie comes from
the State Of Sac Pau'o.'
Governor Penna rs equally popular
among all classes and one Of the ablest
statesmen ln IRAN. ~ 're l'i"' -
ma. n'lia, l,a Ian. ,'al,' ,y',u -',"- ,,,i1b
80. ',o' ..,'''' 49, .t.is, .,., ,,,,'r'
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s,en,io ,,-l,,ii - ,ea,,,oi,l, c,ndt
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thomp'on hisrep esented.
Mr. TOwncs stated. I'm reply to ques-
tions. that great Injustice had been
done United States Minister THOMPSON
"Our minister" said he. '1ives in the
suburbs of Rio. and comes into town
every day, just as business men living in
tne vicinity OF New York DO. He Is at
MS oIlce regularly ana al every houf OF
.Ne 'hins ""S' anu tns oi l''.lSii's " i''.i
.'.., DV" N'""s eO''7 1'0ii' '"''0i''' '''
soui 1es
III tne 'o,.Stl salo snat hSNlts lelt 40 40
n'4Vi' Aunli'"' nei.hain ue'lslNe a'"ol'
in tne interest ol American shlppiLs' ne
| Coulu hol sptah on ial ma iteI' ~ 10
me uhe OF ms l'aNii.. ne 'hn''5n, .''
shippins hsd NOT suHeren materially
thoush mncn annoyance ha' Deeh causeu,
lie supposed that lhese annoy anc.a Hau
pecohie 80 a-s'dNa'eu 'n"' u'"9"0 "'e"'
urea hau heeh necessary
The Yellow Fever Epidemic.
When asked about yellow fever at
Rio Nfr Townes said there is always
come faver at Rfo but that he did not
consider the situation there I'm that re-
| snect AZ ali serious lie referred to the
fact that he had come home to take his
vic and children hack with him. When
| he left Rio there was an average Of ten
cases OF fever a dav in the city
The Consul-General will proceed to his
home I'm Danville. Va. tomorrow, proba-
! bly, stopping al Washington on his way.
| In his absence from Rio the United
States Consulate az Rio Is IN charge OF
the vice-consul.
l. the no Blockade Abandoned
WASHINGTON. d. G., Feb. 1.-The
Secretary OF the Navy received cable
| gram to-day from Admiral Benhan' al
no dated yesterday announcing tna'
| the Aquidaban had gone out OF the mar
Dor where she joined the Repubhca' ana
| that both vessels stood away 10 the
South- rms Is taken 10 lhuicate tha'
me reDei ships were not on lnelr way
10 10 Dattle. WIN IeiNoto ; ne" heS'
whlch is dally expected AT hlo rom ii'
Nolul put were Oh ,,-Ii ny ~ 'iS'lS
Sei i4o'u' at VI ''il .sl.,. =,
p'0o"o's ioi SeeuI .''1
- N'it9'u'ieu is'''"' 49, 49, ""' -,
that these vessels shouid depart aiinos'
on the eve or an eNpeo'el @e''.0N' a''- '
some Ha'"i ollceIs NJ Pe1.e,,,,,.,r,a,,,
80 p, - ~, -. l'ast for a tin,s i,
i '.r ~ D'0. ."'.' o., tbo trs,,reen,
,,,,r,so. a. ~, ,-i,,.,,ainon is Ieft I'm "a
s"i ioo' III 'u't ,''' ., t,,..,,,o,,,
decide ~ n,lgs an oftock
lro,,.ri,.t.. go, b.. ,be United Press }
| RIo mr. rANrrp0 Treb % The Bish-
on ~ pt, ~. - , letter calling
r.. -. l.'.-,',i,,s - IN bis diorese
-, ,,. -, ,1,,,e, rerioa Of
rosti,. ..,.t - ~ the var may be
o,doa
me 'a-- "f Fever on IN" Nr""'N.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Naval on''eFs
regard as significant the cAblesram yes
teriay nom capt. Terry, or the Ne"lrh'
at Montevileo, stating thai another