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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25
Mansfield I'm His Glory.

NEW YORK. April 24.--Last night tho
long-cherished ambition OF Richp-l Ma ns-
field was relied when the.r Vim was
lifeted apon the opey'us "a = Anna
and the Man." performed byctor
he is sole manager. The theatre was the
one built for Edward Harrigan. out re-
Gently leased by him to Mr.. Mansfield.
and rechristened the Garrick. I'm spite OF
the popular belief that IL would be known
as the Mansfield The house has been
changed somewhat as to Its Interior. and
will be kept open by Mr.. Mansfield until
far in the summer. New York Is to have
a plenty of Mansfield during the closing
days of the present season, and II his
management proves successful. he and his
company will remain permanently at the
Garrick next year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25
Army Promotions.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. April 4.-The
President has made the following APP
pointments: Brigadier-General Hesley
Merritt, to be major-general: Colonel
Zenas r. Bliss. Twenty-seventh infantry,
to be brlgadier-general; Colonel John J.
brfgadier-general To be captains I'm the
quGrtermaster's department.: Lieptenant
John ]. French. Jr.. Fourth artillery; !;
Lieutenant Isaac w. Littell, Tenth IN
First cavalry. Chaplain 10 be assigned
TO the Nintn regiment of cavalry tcol-
orded)-Rev. George w. priolenan. OF
iieutenant-Colonei John s. Billings. Of
the medical department. TO be retired Oc-
tober list, has been approved. Colonel
cOrpipger Is a s0n-in-law OF James q.
Blaine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25

ATLANTA. GA, April 24.-The first
meeting OF the rate committee OF the
new passenger association. covering the
territory between the Potomac and the
MississpIi rivers south Of the Ohio river
was held here to-day The rate COM
mlttee Is composed Of the general pas
senger agents of all the roads that com
pose the membership OF the association.
Commissioner w w. Finley presided.
The day was spent revising the rules OF
the rafe committee. The question Of
giving sDecial rates to the Cotton States
and International Exposition Will come
before the Getting for settlement. The
meeting is largely attended. and IL is
claimed BY the members OF the associa-
ton that the war and reports Of wars
in the passenger rates in the south VIII
soon all be smoothed down. <nd that
harmony viii be restored.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25

BOSTON. Airil 2f.--The Boston Frul.
Ccmpanv's Jamaica line Ethelred. before
reported aa chased into Port Antonio,
Jamaica. by Spanish cruiser, reached
ner Geek this morning. Captain Hopkins
says: 1--WE had no trouble this line from
any man-of-war and we were not chased
into Port Antonio. nor did anybody fire
at US"
one of the ships company said That
Spaniard wasn't after MS. He ran In af-
ter an American schooner that had sailed
from Florida and was suspected OF car
rying arms and contrabands of war. He
was ahead Of us. but we heard nothing
from him at all"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25
THE RISE IN BEEF.
Secretary Morton Inclined to Relieve 1t the
Result Of y Conspiracy.

Secretary morton Inclined tn belteSe " the
Rssul, Of a Conspiracy.
WASHINGTON. April 24.--It is under
stood that the developments thus far
made in the investigation of the beef
question have almost convinced Secretary
Morton that a combination has been
formed for the purpose of putting up the
price of beef.
The Secretary, early In the history OF
the recent rise. was inclined 10 attriDute
It to the natural scarcity of fat cattle.
Notwithstanding the unusual advance III
dressed meat, the cattle on the hoot
show very moderate increase In Naiue,
even less than it would seem natural to
expect i'm view of the small receipts by
comparison with year ago.
DISCLAIMER OF I'VE STOCK MEN.
CHICAGO, April 24.--The livestock men
of Chicago do not like the reports sent
out by Secretary of Agriculture Morton
intimatlng that the high price OF meat
is caused by a combination n the Inter
est Of the stock men as agulst the pro-
duCer and consumer OF meat. AT a
largely attended meeting held at the
Stock Exchange at the Union Stock Yards
to-day a long series of resolutions were
adopted and ordered telegraphed to Secre-
tary Morton. Tho resolutions say the re-
ceipts of cattle at the four principal west
ern markets for the current year are
10000 head less than for the same period
OF 1891. This alone Is responsible for the
increase i'm the prices of dressed beef.
Statements recently sent out charging
that there is combine or trust are pro-
nounced unjust and the public is asked
to withhold its Judgment until the merit
of the controversy can be investigated
by the press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25
THE HOLLAND SUIT.
IL Was Begun Yesterday In the Grcenvlile
Circuit Court.

EMPORIA, VA, April 2i-Speclal-In
the Circuit COurt-B. A. Hancock, presid-
ing-the case of Susie Holland. admin
istratrlx of Charles e. Holand. vs. tho
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad Company
was begun this afternoon. Judge j. H..
Prince and Mr. McLemore. of Southamp-
ton county, appeared for the plaintiff.
aud Judge r. w. Watts and @. Hatton,
OF Portsmouth, for the defendant. Seve-
raj witnesses were examined There are
about thirty witnesses in ALL ana tile case
Is expected to be long one.
Mr.. Holland was a prominent business
man or Suffolk, Va, and was on a trip
when he was run over by some cars and
Killed at Boykin's, Southampton couty,
on the Seaboard railroad. The case was
removed from Southampton county to
GreensvilIe county on motion OF the
defendant railroad company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25
Jons c. swEAsiyoES KILLED.
A Brother n Law OF senator Tiilman sho'
Dead by u. l.. Jones.

A Brother n Law Of senator Tiilman shot
Dead by u. l.. Jones.
EDGEFIELD. S. C.. April H.-This
morning at O'Clock in the store of bam-
mong and Company. at this place. b. L..
Jones shot and killed John c. Swearingen.
About three months ago Jones indlcteu
Swearineen for obstructing a public road
that led through the formers place, ana
Swearingen was tried and convicted. IL
seerns that soon after the obstruction OF
the road the rails used In forming the
obstruction were burned, and Swearlhseh
claimed that Jones son did the burh-
ing while Jones alleged that Swearinsen
was the guilty party. This, among others'
brought blows.
A few DAYS ago. Swearingen caused
the arrest Of negro and lodged MN III
iail. claiming that he could suDstantlale
the charge against young Jones Dy the
ncgro's testimony Jones bailed the negro
ouf This morning Swearingen came to
town to see about the matter, ana. as
the testimony of the coroner's investiga-
tion discloses. on entering the store was
asked by young Jones If he Swearingen,
had said he burned the rails, and II ne
did Il was false. Other words passed pe-
tween young Jones and the deceased, dur
ING which time Mr.. y. l.. Jones came IN
and told Swcarinscn II he desired 10 talK
10 any one to talk to him.
Sweaiingen threw his hands on ms mp
roejectg at which time both parties drew
nislols and commenced firing. The Wit
nosges could not say who shot first I'm
mcdiatcly after the firing swearingen ieii
ia the floor and died in twenty minutes.
The ball that killed Swearingen entered
AT the upper margin OF the right ear
nenetrating the brain. Jones was not hit.
The verdict Of the coroners jury was
I'm accordance with the above facts. MI
Jones surrendered and is now In jail
The parties were brothers-in- law' Jones
having married Swearingcns SISTER
swearingen was a brother-in-iaw OF sena- llii
tor Tillman and ex-Consressnian In In
man lie had attained his fiftieth year
o,i lawns n family
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25

son and wife. OF Richmond; MFR. L. Il.
flannagan and wife. OF Charlestown, Mt.
NJ. J. Buckley and wife, Of Lynchburg,
Major y. III Woodward. connected with
the Chesapeake ard Ohio railroad at
staunton. accompanied by his family. Is
spending a few days in this city. He came
TO attend the wedding OF his son, Mr..
Arthur Woodward. who is to marry here
to-day.
The following changes nave occurred
In the fourth-class postmasters, the num-
Der appointed to-day being ~ 10 OF whicn
are to All vacancies caused by death and
resienatIons. There were no charges for
Virginia and North Carolina.
II Il. w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25
CARLISLE VIM BE1HERE.
VIII Speak BsfJIe the Sound Money Con-
ventiOn AT Memphis.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April 24.--Secre-
tory Carlisle is expected to participate
In the forthcoming Sound Money Con-
yention" which will meet IN Memphis
on the I'D Of next month. to the extent
of delivering an address before that body,
I'm which he Will embody and reiterate
the Views held by President Cleveland
on the topic which will have paramount
attention at the gathering. 1t is further
Paid here that the presence Of the Sec
retary of the Treasury at this convention
viii have the full sanction of the presi-
dent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25
GEN. MACE0 NOT DEAD.
TIE DEAD MAN IS A BROTHER OF
TIE INSURGENT LEADER.
Gen. Campos visiting tho Affected pis-
tricts-Minis'or Lane Arrives In
New York Trcm Cuba.


SANTIAGO DE CUBA, April 2i.-phe
body supposed 10 be that Of General An
tonic Macco. the iusurgent leader mas
been finally idcnuned as that OF ms
brohor Jose.
A battle was fought on Sunday at ka-
mon Jaguas. Little is known OF the
details beyond the fact that the insur-
gents were repulscd. and Captain Julian
Miranda was Killed.
Lieutenant Benjamin Gallego. who was
sentenced by court-martial 10 be shot To-
day, was saved by a cablcgram IRON me
Queen Regent. committing ms sentence
10 life Imprisonment.
WILL NOT AID THE REBELS.
HAVANA. April 2f.-The Governor
General OF Cuba today received a DIS
patch from Scnor Castellanos, spanish
Colonial Minister. announcing tse Gov
ernmcnt' was in receipt OF assurances
from the Governments of Haiti, San Do
nlnco. and COSTA Rica that they would
prevent tho formation in those countries
OF nlibmstcring expeditions I'm aid of the
Cuban rebels. The dispatch further
stated that the British and Danish au-
thoriucs had renewed the assurances pre-
NlRlFlN AlfHM hIttllf anu nav AiAFN'
the officials OF their respective colonies
10 put down all attempts to aid the IN
Eurgonts. General Campos arrived to-
day al Puerto Principe. A crowd OF
600 persons, among whom were many
ladies. gave him an enthusiastic greet
ing. and chccred him repeatedly.
IL was expected that at 3 o'clock this
afternoon General Campos would proceed
for Havana.
MINISTER LONE eASGUfNE.
NEW YORK. April 2i.-The Spanish
steamer Panama arrived at quarantine
this afternoon. after trip OF three days
and fifteen hours, from Havana. Among
the passengers on board was Dupuy de
Lone. Spanish Minister 10 the United
States. The Minister said:
'"The excitement I'm Cuba is quieting
down. and j am confident that the trou-
blcs Will soon be settled. The Captain
General, Martinez Campos. will be in
Havana before many days. lie is now
visiting the affected districts with a
view OF supprCssing any disorders that
may arise The alleged insurrection Is
confined principally 10 negroes, the whites
not taking any active part with them.
i feel assured. from my knowledge Of
the Captain-Gcncral that he will be
prompt am denergotic. His perfect knowl-
edge of Cuban affairs makes him the best
man for the situation"
Tho Minister will remain IN New York
for several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25
The ,,eceIyer's Account Settled.

NEW YORK, April 2f.--Judge Lacombe
In the United States Circuit Court to-
dav handed down q final decree of the
court settling the receiver account OF
the Nicaragua Canal CONSTRUCTION Com
Atkins Was filed February Goth last. and
tie report of Arthur III. Masten, one of
the masters Of the court, appointed to
eregate approYed Indebtedness of the
eornoration 10 >be s51f, ,65o33. The final
renort Of the receiver showed a balance
In his hands Of s2Gt,026Gl. and the linai
account OF the proces,sdings OF the Tsce'ver rsS yer
ceiver is also authorized 10 disburse the
balance as ordered and directed by the
Qoprf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25
The Coke Production.

CONNDLLSvILLE, PA. April 2l-Coke
production and output took another tum-
BILE last week, the former being i'm the
neighborhOod of 1900 tons less than on
the week of April 18th. Among the con-
sumers there Is still considerable uncer-
tainty about the price OF coke. II is init
mated that the next move on the part OF
the coke operators will be to put the
circular rate of furnace coke up TO 81.
per t1h anu pLopS,ssioi'a.e , s. au'anSes n WI, VIII
men look on this with disfavor They
say the present rate Of Sl.35 should be
established first. Last week some sales
were made as low as Sl2O
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25
LUcKYBALDWIN's CONFESSION
says HIS Kepuation is such That Women
Shoul Avoid His Company

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, April a.
Lucky Baldwin. the famous millionaire
owner of race horses. filed yesterday a
most extraordinary demurrer TO the COM
plaint In betrayal suit brought egainst
him by Miss Lillian Ashley. of Boston,
Mass.
In his demurrer the rich horse owner
states that his reputation is such that
any woman of the world should have
known he was decelving her, and she
should not have been in his company
Baldwis has been the central figure In
many suits Of betrayal and breach Of
promise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25

NEW YORK. April A.--A Chicago spe-
cial 10 the Herald says report from
Washington reaches here that the Su-
preme Court will, In Its decision OF DeDs
contempt case. reverse the decision Of th4
lower court. made by Judge Woods, anG
grant a writ Of habeas corpus asked for
Debs and his associates. relieving them OF
Imprisonment for contempt for disobeyine
the orders OF the court. IL Is understood
that the court stands either six to two
or five 10 three In favor OF Debs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25
SPAIN HAS APOLOGIZED.
CAPTAIN OF THE C0HDE DE vExA-
DITTO TO BE PUNISHED.
Reported That Secretary Gresham Has Re-
ceived Dispatch From Minis.er TAYLOR
at Madrid to the Above Ensst.

WASHINGTON. April A.-A statement
is published to-day to the effect that Sec
retary Gresham has received a dispatch
from United States Minister Taylor. at
Madrid. assuring him that Spain would
accede TO the demands OF the United
States in the Allianca affair. and that
the captain of the conde de Venadito
would be punished for his offence In firing
at an American vessel outside of the
zone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25
8ooSEyHLr WILL ACCBPG.
The Cemmlssloner Mny be Mayor of New
York Yet.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April N.-Clvn
scrviee Commissioner Roosevelt "as de-
ci6ed to accept one of the Police Com
missione-cnips Of the city Of New YORK
tcndertd 10 him by Mayor Strong, GER
tain questions which caused him to hesi-
tate havine been arranged satisfactorily
though he will not yet say 60 Tor puDh-
cation one of Mr. Roosevelts chleI
reasons for Lcstancy about acceptance
was that he thought other members Oh
the Roard might not share his views as
In rolioe administration and veform; but
such assurances have been given re-
meeting the composition Of the Board
that ne has decided to accept. AS a
police commissioner he will, 1t Is said.
rave a fine opportunity for display
of his reform talents, and lay the basis
for gratifying his lifelong ambition TO
become Mayor OF Now York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25
Trial Of the Recusant witnesses.

Wilson. of the counsel representing H.
o. Havemeyer and John A. Searles In
the proceedings against them for refus-
ing TO answer questions asked by the
Senate committee that investigated the
alleged relation OF the Sugar Trust TO
tariff legislation has had final conference
with District Attorney Birney, which re-
suited in a failure to agree upon a day
for the trial OF Mr. Wilson's clients. The
district attorney will accordingly ask the
Court TO set an cary day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25

Mrs Faction Grained a Divorce Yesterday
aud VIII Marry Prot. Melemet TO-DAY

aud VIII Marry Prot. Mslemet To-Day
BALTIMORE. April 4.-Wlthout any
contest on the part of the wife, Professor
Re, mold Faelfen was to-day granted an
- divorce from Mrs. Annie Faeltcn
Y ~ zen tho custody of ihc ~ Q Oldest
oshs - a. Rudolph and Helen. The TWO
young so are given 70 tha mother The cid,
tl8e youngest has not yet been christcned.
Almost Immediately upon the signing 0i
the decree Professor David Melemet
walked into the Court of Common Pleas
and procured a license To marry MIS-.
Annie Wcrscng Faclten. who haa Just
been made a single woman. 10 ls nllucI-
Rtt cd that the couple viii be quietly mar
ried tomorrow. When the divorce pro-
ceedincs against Mrs. FaeltCn were nitd
by her husband on March I'D PROFOUND
sensation Was created In the musical CIR
cles Of Baltimore. BOtn are DISTINGUISHED
musicians and composers, and DOth are
wCl-known I'm Baltimore. In his bbl FRO.
fessOr Faelton alleged unfaithfulness, ana
asked for the custody OF the TWO Oldest
children his wife having informed him.
he claimed. that the other two did not
belong to him. As soon as the petition
was filed Mrs. faelten's counsel WIN
drew the papers from court, IL was
learned, however. that Professor Mele-
met, who is to marry Mrs. taelten was
named as correspondent before me eN-
aminer when the testimony was taken.
Professor Mclemet r. one Of the best
known COMPOSERS I'm America. lie wrote
the columbus Cantaia.' which won a
prize over tWcnty-four competitors ana
was sung at the opening of the Worlds
Fair at Chicago. ana IS also the author
of several song and operas. Mrs. Faelten
IS also a talented musician She was porn
IN Canetown Africa. but received her
musical education In Germany She was
FOR several years an inetruciross al the
Peabody Conservatory OF Music, In this
city from which position she resigned
when she married Professor Faelten. who
also held "A position at the same insutu~
ton IN 1854. subsequently Mr. anu Mrs.
Faelfen opened a musical school on 81
Paul street which WAS pdtr0uized pN
come OF the most prominent society people
IN the city and proved a great success
In January OF last year Professor Fael-
ten accepted position at the Rev rms
land Conservatory of Music. in Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25
JUSTICE JACKSON CAN ATTEND.
VIII Sit With His Colleagues During thu
Hearing of the Income-Tax Petitions.

NASHVILLE, TENN, April A.-The
health Of Associate Justice jackson, OF
the Supreme Court OF the United States,
has steadily improved since he came to
his home, West Meade. six miles from
this city, several weeks ago. He IN
tends to leave for Washington about May
4th, to sit with his colleagues during the
hearing OF the income-tax petitions. Az
ter the consideration OF the petitions.
Justice Jackson will return to his home
and remain until the October term OF the
Court. His physician says he may safe
ly make the trip 10 the capital.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25
ex-rremier GloHttl Wins.

ROME. April 24.-The Court Of Cassa-
ton to-day quashed two judgments
AGAINST ex- Premier Giolitti. charged with
having extracted documents connected
with the BGnca Romano scandal. The
ground OF action Of the court was that
the civil tribunal Is incompetent TO try
Sivnor Cioii;ti upon charges without the
authority OF the Chambers OF Deputies.
This decision uphoids the contention Of
signor Giolltti upon which his appeal to
the Court Of Cessation was made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25
OSCAR wILDE A BANKRUPT.

Meaning Of the sale of His Enocts-His
Triai Fixed for ridsy.
LONDON. April 4.-Counsel for Oscar
Wide made an application in the Old Bal
ley Court this morning for a postpone
mcnt OF his clients trial Taylor's coun-
sci. however was DESTROYS Of proceeding
and the prosecuting attorney argued in
opposition 20 the pOstponement. saying
Wilde had had ample opportunity TO
prepare for trial. The Court refused 10
grant a postponement. and fixed Friday
as the day for trial.
The sale OF oscar Wilde's effects by
auction upon order OF the sheriff Is re-
garded as indicating that his pecuniary
means are exhausted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25

IsHPEMTNG, MICH, April 2i.-Lake
Superior, Lake Angeline, Winthrop and
other iron mines in the Ishpemfng dis
trict. employing 5000 men, have made
heavy sales OF ore for 1895 delivery dur
ing the past ten days at prices ranging
from 50 TO $3.50, a considerable advance
over the prices OF last year This will
involve the increasing OF the force OF EN-
ployes at the mines, and wages may be
advanced.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25
VOL 9-NEW sLRILS NO 81.

departments az he deems advasapie, ~ n
pointed ont that no general ol'cer woS'1 AZ
partmenf. unless Congress should increase
The number. This may be accomplished
in the future by making the grace OF
Lieutenant. General a permanent com
nander Of an entire army and addins
arother brigadier TO the present list- II
this should he done there is scarcey
any doubt that the Department oil the
South Atlantic will be established.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25
Heavy Sales of Wheat.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 24--Lewis
McGlauiiin, who was associated with the
late Senator Fair in wheat operations,
sold the larger part of 10000 tons. prin-
cipaliy OF the May option. to-day. Hts
sales during the last few days have been
very heavy, and will amount to nearly
wheat which the late senator is reputed
to have purchased.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25
Mrs. parnell srIll .AIira.

BORDENTOWN. N. j., April A.-Mrs.
parnell n still alive, but htr condition
critical. The commissions are less fire.
qrert and less violent. but the patient
f. growing weaker. and does not recog-
nize her neighbors and lcquaintanccs. No
relative Is yet present, but friends are
ding ali that can be done for the pa
tlent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25

WASHINGTON. d. G.. April a
Naior-Generai Heth. tho Confederate
membsr OF the Antietam Battlefield
Board. who has been critically i'll for
several weeks. Is now convaiescent. and
appeared ON the streets to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 2i-Repre-
sentative McCreary, in an interview to-
the free coinage Of silver. His declara-
tion was evoked by the free silver stand
taken by Senator Blackburn.
The senatorial race Ii given new In
terest by the views OF the aspirants for
and against silver. The fight win be
made on those lines
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25

Russian, Freuch and German Express
Their Disapprovai Of the Peace Treaty

LONDON, April pa dispatch to the
Pail Mall Gazette from Berlin says
adyices have been received at the Ger
man capital from Toxic, that the Rus
sian, French. and German Ministers to-
day made representations to the Japan
ese Government I'm opposition TO the clause
I'm the Chino-Japanese treaty, providing
for the cession to Japan of the territory
upon the mainland OF China. The re-
ports were received by Minister of For
eign Affairs Mutsu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25
Iha Llheral Cnndldata Mins.

LONDON, April A-rhe parliamentary
election in the Middle division Of Nor
folK yesterday resulted In the return OF
M Guerdon UiberaD. by vote Of i,ll2
to 1904 for Wilson (UnionisU.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25

LONDON, April AIN the House Of
Commons to-day Mr.. r. w. Russeifs bill
providing for the perpetuatioD OF the ex-
isting temporary regulation closing the
drinking saloons In Ireland on Sunday
passed it's second reading by vote Of
f6S 10 g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-25

DOVER. DEL. April 2--The one hun
dred and twentieth ballot for United
States senator to-day resulted: higgins
(Rep]. s: Addicks utep.l, 8, Penncwill
iRep.). 4: Massey tRep). 3; Ridgley
6em.j. s: Tslnnell pem.), I.