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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
KANSAS POPfIBIs
Neglect to Mention Presidential Nominees
Creates Row.

ABfLNE. KAS., Aug. G.-The Popullst
STATE Convention was opened today by
the Committee on Resolutions. which SUD-
mitted a platform endorsing the Natonai
ponulist code OF principles, severely ar
raipning the Republican State adnihls-
trafion and demanding the enactment OF a
ma xinum freight-rate bill by the next
Legislature. ,...,
The committee In its report neglected.
IN mention the NOpulist nominee Tor
president and Nicc-President This was
uottcel by the middie-of-the-r0ad element
ana engeudersd a night on the question
of endorsing the candidacy OF watson
for Vicc-Presidcnt -. .,
After a stormy debate the names Oh
BRYAN and Watson were injected ih.o
,hc resolutions. and kilograms were or
dsred sent 70 the POpulist state Cohs'h-
lions of Texas, GeOrgia, PennsyNahlu'
and Nebraska. notifying them or the ac-
ION taken. This was done AZ ume
when il was known that the convention
conferencc committee appointed yeS,S'
day mad reached an agreement WIN tne
pcmocratic committee. which prictlciiy
accented on behalf OF the lppullsts, the
nronnsitlon made by the Democrats 10
name the presidential electors ana the
popuIists ali candidates for state OFFICES
and congressman at large.
Iudse Prank DOster. OF Marion county,
was dominated for Chief Justice on the
first ballot ...., g.. o.,-
I'm the fight FOR the nomination for con-
s,ressman ar large. Rev. j. l.. Bouklii,
Methodist preacher. and lately a member
os the Prohibition party. was SUCCESSFUL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
A FILIBUSTERER ARRESTED.
Arthur Vivian of the Three Friends
is in Jail Here.
SENTENCED TO Be SHOT BY VEYLER,
Bnt lie Escaped by Jumping into 'ne ''"'
lie says lie served Under Chinese Cor
don and was once - Member oil
Queen Nictoria's Guard

II thc story told iy Arthur NlN'""' "'''
g.. nou in The Rchmond jain. Is true 'h'h
raroa aiunchauscu has at last oe,n
isd,, dis oantcd. and Robinson C1us'e 3
,.''...',.ro.l adventures by land and sea
arc not "in it.'
CAME is DRl NIX.
Vivian. who is strapping s'Nioot
I.r~n.hinan. about thirty years OF age
.-,,,.l i'm uofmoud yesterday morning
gr.,o Ncvnor, Ncws 500 condition q
..sfrome intozieauon and accompanied
le a dis.oiute woman Of the latter place.
III. ca.ms that when Dee reached this
c.tv le bad So in bis pocket. but soon
.a,,r arriving dis numerous poauons
caused him TO succumb 10 the powerful
influence of the God Of Slumber. and for
several hours hc slept swcety After
several hours Of ropose he awcke. only
90 nnd that Dis clamer had fed, and
his money demonstrated It's proneness 10
take wings aad ny away by going with
Acr.
This catastrophe left Vivian alone and
p.nuiess Iu "a strange city. lie felt every
pocket iu the hope that some strange
change might have been overlooked.
But mo-. Doc said ho had been entirely
cleaned out. One crumb Of comfort re-
mqincd however. In his inside pocket he
found q pint bottle OF whisky After
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

JACKSON. MISS Aug 6.-The lopu-
lists of the Seventh congressional district
met here to-day and endorsed their 81.
Louis platform. and nominated >. N. VI.
An effort was made 10 postpone the
nomination until after the notification OF
J{r,a, 80 as 10 learn whether or not he
1vo,,Id accent tho P0puiist nomination. and
n th@re was a chance OF fusion I'm this
state ON The electoral ucket. The middle
of-the-roaders captured the meeting now
ever. and made tle nomination. iheie
win be no sort OF fusion In Mississippi
and no Populists will be elected TO Con-
grcss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

VIII stand by Bryan aud sewail Regard
lc.. of fhr POpmli.t..

HUTCHINSON. KAN. Aug. 6.-fhe
Democratic Convention met for It's sec
oud DAYS session at o'clock Last even
ing. There was nothing 10 do but wait
dnul the committee appointed 10 confer
with the POpuiist, in session at Abilne
should make It's report. and the time was
taken up in speeches.
4 resolution was adopted declaring II
10 be the sense OF tho convention that
they stand soidly by Bryan and .'ewal'
REGARDLESS Of the action Of the Popuiists.
The convention rcassembled at 10 clock
This morning. when ex-senator Martin
made report OF the Joint conference com
mittee's session yesterday wnich an
nouuced that no agreement had been
reached The convention took recess TO
,,..o.t further developments.
sno,bor nomination for state officers
nt-Governor-A. VI. Harvey OF
SSt,ttcorrney-General-L. ,tor c. Boyle OF Fort
Secretary Of sta'e-w. J.. Bush OF
~I'.-s frorn Hutchinson that the Dem
ocrats had adopted the conference report
created great enthu7iasiA'
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Governor OFcrran has appointed Judge
James g.. Lamb. of the Chauccry Court
300 thls city. "a member of the Board of
Visitors Of William and Mary College.
so nll tnc vacancy occasloncd uy the Tee
moval of Mr. James l.. Gordon from
thi, State.
The Governor has also appointed Mr..
William Nl Ellis. of Elnston. Montgomery
county. member of the same board. lO hil
the vacancy caused hy the death OF the
lutc Robert M Mayo.
EN-State Senator John w. O.. Black
stone of Acc1Wac Courthouse. has been
appointed 10y the Governor Judge OF that
county 90 on the vacancy caused by the
resignation % Hon. John W. Ciilct lie
IS 90 hold office Init. thirty days after che
is % hold office dutil thirty days after tlo
meeting of the next General Assembly.
or until his cuccrssor has been elected
AIR. ". B. Johnson has been appointed
member of the state Board of Einbalnl-
ing of Virginia for five years. beginning
July i, 1856.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
ALL nor sILgER rHIr GLIIrEES.
Lots of Gold Men Ia the old North State
Manufacturing Districts.

Manufacturing Districts.
THOMAsVILLE. y. c.. Aug 4.-spe-
cial.-The political heavens of this sec-
tion OF the Old North state arc con-
siderably agltated. and but few OF us
know for % surety where We are al.
Should the gold element OF the Demo-
cratic party pat out ticket. there is
very little doubt as 10 the large number
OF votes 10 would get right here 100 North
Carolina. We know 10 10 Dee fact
that nearly every prominent business man
m This. our manufacturing section, is
uuaiterably opposed TO the wildcat
schemes promulgated boy the Chicago
platform. which are. 20 say the least.
analchistic and auti-AmerCau.
The cotton mills are making only hall
time. many suspended. and 10 is a re-
markabe fact that so far as we know
only one proprietor of these enterprises
is a Republican is. always Rcpub-
ncau. Now the remainder have come
ont solidly for Mckinley and attribute
the present status 10 the mere prospect
OF such "a radical and fOohurdy change
in our financial system.
The talk of fusion among the Democrats
and POpulists seems % De growing IL
appears that few men. greedy for
spoils. have both parties in their vest-
pockets. and when they lay diwn the
law the rank and hle must fan ln lire
under the sting OF the party lash Tho
manhood OF our grand Old state will as-
sert itself. however and tho demacogllas
will on electiOn-day bee relegated 10 the
shades Of eternal oblivion. All free men
want 10 be free from "entangline al
iiances,' politically as well as ether
wise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

They Nominate "A Freo-silver Man for Gov
ernor of the state.

AltftN NNMtlnttt "a ff'-'fAtNfI W hil lpt tfoF-
ernor Of the state.
WATERVILLE, Me, Aug. 6-The sec
ond Democratic State Convention, called
locaus eof the decllnat0n of Hon. Edward
T.. Wins'ow 70 stand ass candidate for
Governor and the divided sentiment on
the silver question was held here to-day
Melvin =. Frank OF Portland. and T.. T..
Hanson. Of Belfast, were nominated for
Governor.
Frank was nominated on the first bal
lot The vote resulted. Frank. - Han
SON. Us. scattering. g. frank is free
silver man. Hanson. who was defeated,
is sound-moncy ad loate.
Resolutions were taarct faFOling sle
Chicago nrmlnees.
Hon. VIM Henry clifford, Of Portland.
oprosed the nomination. and the widest
scene that ever took place in Maine
conference followed. Clifford was fairly
followed down.
w. IT, Mcclellan offered as an amend
mont 10 the resolutions the gold plank
i'm the platform adopted an the Portland
convention.
clifford and The other solnd-nohey neu
then bolted from the convention ANA with
drew IRON the Dahl amid hisses.
THE amendment was defeated ana
resolution. which practically endorses the
work Of the Chicago Convention was
adopted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

4 State Ticket Nominsted-Onus on the
Democrats.

OCAI.A. FLA. August e.-Thc State
Populist Convention. which met here yes
,.,rlav. adjournrd ,lis morning. after
naminl. the following candidates: For Gov
o~,o. 4 " Weeks. OF Watson county for
Secretary Of state. J. n. Keller. Of Vol
usia. for ConDtrolicr T.. W. Knapp, or
TIushoroueh. for Treasurer. l.. II. Call
boun of Osceola. Tor Attoney-General
r-rorl, Harris. OF Tampa. for Judge Of the
crnrorio court, =. J.. Mc<innon. Of Jack
son. for superintendent Qf Public lnstruc-
tion n y. williams. ~ Osceola; for
,-ornissfoner OF Agriculture. J. H. Rich
burg. Of Santa R' ga
Tho riatforrn endorses tho declaration or
nrincinlos ad0ptod ~ tho Naticral Con-
vention al st. Louis. and then considers
state affairs M length. dcnouucing tho
Domoorofic party for tho manner In which
II has conducted Nc same.
4 resolution was offered 20 tho effect
that u ScwaIl did not withdraw In thirty
davs $. +. Norton's name should be SUD
stifiiie1 for Rryan. After much discussion
tho resolution was Withdrawn, ana inc
following adCnted;
In accepting Bryan, cle Dcrnocratlc NOM
Ireo the Ponullst party has done ~ mat
reaeor ard Justice con demand. We do
80 nv Democrats % withdraw Seval
ana substitute Watson places the onus M
rossihie defeat Of reform forces upon tho
Democratic and not upon the Populist
party.
4, combating the resolution demanding
sewau's Withdrawal s s. Harvey. lead
cr ~ tbd partv and % delegate - 81.
louis. said somo ponullsts walked 60
etraight I'm tho middlo = the road. that
fhov gradually loanei hack and fell over.
Nfr Harvey asserted positively that Wat
son would withdraw. Harvey said he knew
whereof he snolle az he had been con-
suitinc Ponullst leaders IN several Of the
Southern Statcs
After tho state Convention adjourned
the c0ncrcVsional conventions met and
nominated Tho following candidates.
For congressman from mo First district
r. 4. Williams. ~ Cellar Keys. from tho
Second district. W r Petersen. Of Jack
cOnvilla
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

They Complete the Nomination Of state
Ticket.

JEFFERSON CITY. MO- Aug. 6.-At-
fer The nomination last night OF state
Treasurer Lon v. Stevens as oih'ii'1'e
for Governor. Stevens made "a speech
standing sauarely ON silver platform.
For Iicutenant-Governor. a. ii. Bolt
was nominated OH The fourth ballot.
A. A. Leasurc was named for thiId
term for Secretary ol state. lHe con-
venfiou then adjourned until o'clock
this morning.
ON tAe 6anotne FOR state Auditor
J. ". serbert the present incumbent was
ronominated by vote Of S55 l-2 10 }. *.
Browns l3, and i kaltmeyers o, IL.
Prank p.tfs. cf Monroe county. was
nominated for treasurer by acclamation.
Morton Jordan. Sterling +. Bond. and
r. II Grove were placed in nomination
for Attorney-Gencral Before the hallof
had proceeaed hali way through the list
OF counties the name OF Bond was with
drawn ana the nomination was made
unanimous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

I1-tltY. o. r.. Aug. 6.-By a decision
hnnced down ly Judge Adams. chief JUS
ucc OF the Supreme Court of the Greek
nation the names Of over 4. 900 negroes
are stricken from the rolls OI citizenship
co. tue uauon. The decision holds that
The action OF the Indian Council. after
the passage OF the Emancipation act by
thc tnlteu s-ates ia admitting the negroes
of tribal IotuCus. Was unD0nsufuti0ual.
and therefore al this time invalid Since
the passage o. this act these negroes
have drawn iu aunuites from the Greek
Government over "a million dollars. have
neid positions ot trust. ANA have improved
their farms. From The decision OF the
Court there Is no appeal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
FCsIoS ~ EDeconBE COUNTY

North Carolina Ihird-Parsy Men Leave II
to Republicans 10 Complete the.Tickot.
TARBORO, y. c., August 6.-Special.-
The third party held their county coayen-
ti0n here yesterday. and nominated only
a part of the ticket leaving the balance
TO be- filed by tho Republicans to-day.
this meant fusion
Tho hot weather and drought stnl con-
tlnue. Cotton. corn. and peanuts are
greatly damaged. Tobacco curing is pro-
crossing finely. and every indication " a
fine crop
Our tobacco market opened Tuesday
with a fine sale ana good prices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
ELLcrION ~ rlNNEssnE.
Democratic judges Elected Republican,
Nnl.. Dn.nnrnfa Ilrhf.

Democratic judges Eiec; ed Republicans
Make Desperate Fight.
KNOXVILLE. TENN. Aug. g. 6.--Tennes
see held an election to-day 10 select Judges
for the Court OF Chancery Appeals and
county officials. Indications point TO the
election Of Barton. Wilson and Neil
lems) for judges. but the Republicans
made desperate efforts to elect " r.
Turner. their candidate in this district.
The money question is not considered
in the election and in several Of the
thirty-four East Tennessee counties the
Democrats had no regular candidates.
The lrohiMuonlsfs are hopeful of carry
inC 20 few counties The Populist vote ls
going with the old parties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
RICHMOND. VA. FRIDAY. AUGUST 7, 1896.

Carolina railroad ran into a freight train
at Hickory this morning. Three freight
ears were demolished and the passenger
engine badly damaged. Nobody was hurt.
A petition was sent 10 Governor Carr
tonight. asking him 70 pardon Joseph
Hartgrove. who was shot and disabled for
life while attempting 70 escape from the
public roads Hargrove was sent 10 the
roads for rObbing a store.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Aug. 6.-Fore-
cast for Friday:
continued warm s0utherly winds.
south Carolina-Fair. possibly local
showers on the coast; southeasterly
winds.
The barometer continues relatively high
ON the Atlantic coast. Conditions are IA
yorabls for thunder-storms tomorrow In
New England. the Middle Atlantic States.
and tho Ohio Valley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
A Sound-nOney Club.

RALEIGH y. G.. Aug. q. The sound
money Democrats OF Newbern met last
nisht In large numbers and organized u
club, which Is the nrst III North Carolina.
r-he name chosen IS jefferson and Jack
son Democratic Club" Resolutions
aaopted declare that the Democratic party
is and has always been d sound-moDey
party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
wAIKrn Nn,lINATEn-
opened by an Enthusiastic Meeting and
~ncechn-.

WAVERLEY, VA, August g.
Special Tho Democratic campaign
JIM the Fourth congressional dis
trict was opened to-day at sus-
scx Courthouse. 4 large and cntnusi-
astic audience greeted the speaker oil the
day. Among The most prominent OF The
speakers Was judge J.. j.. lalicI. OF
Grecnslille county The Judge
made fine speech, and Was
heartily applauded by those prcs-
ent. All the speakers We're strong
advocates of the white metal. Sussex
wiz go for Bryan and sewal, iu all proba-
biity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

HIGHLAND LIGHT. MASS. Aug. c.
The tnree-masted schooner Welcome K
Icche. flom lcthOrU Me-. IOr Richmond
Va. with cargo OF ice. went ashore al
NtWcomb's Hollow. a mile north Oi
1ahoon's Hollow Station. curing the
heavy storm last night. and broke ln two.
Ihc DlcW were safely landed at daylight
by the me-saving men from the Panel
LlNcI and CahOOn's Hollow stations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
A REPUBLICAN NOMINATED
R. ]. Walker Chosen for Congress IN
the Seventh.
COL. LAMB ENDORSED As CHAIRMAN
The Report over contestins Delegation"
Created Great Excitement and -"nu
FIGHT seemed Imminent-Ihree
Candidates Before the convention

rT-RAy. VA. Aug. Especial ne
Ropublicans OF the Seventh consreSsioii"'
district of Virginia met IN con'en'io"
-. today TO nominate candidate Tor
tbcir marty for Congress. il was d l"lso
and enthusiastic gathering WIN " "''.'
nination to put their candidate ih eno
field. and to support him unu 'No e'0
Of the coming eiection-day
,rbe fore part OF tho day was taken up
g., slate work and in the candidates nnu
their supporters arranging ior TIE "s"'
IN the afternoon. u was the consensus
of opinion from the hrst that no
I Walker Of Shenandoah "dS @
strongest OF the candidates j.. y, N'w
d.nv,ood OF Albcmarlc, and Coiohei ~ ID.
roller of Rockingham, were his strongest
X one time it as hintcd by those VINO
thought they knew that j. ). No"deh-
woods chances were equal 10 those Ol
Walker.
THE ORGANlZATlON.
ALLIE +. N, tho convention was called
To order by 4. Il. Funkhouser, district
r6,irrnan ana the divine blessing was
pronounced upon the assembled deit6a1eS
by Rev. Dr. x. VI. Wharton;
Andrew Broadus. Esq, of Luray. was
made temporary chairman, ana =. 81
Gibbons. Of Winchester. ana the lntiH'oiS
OF the Republican press temporary sec
rctarics
Committees on Permanent Organization
order OF Business. and Credentials were
APPOINTED. and while they We're making
I'd their Erports a recess OF hat an hOut
was taken.
The Committee on Credentials. after the
convention reassembled. reported con-
tests in the counties OF Clarke. Kappa
hammock. and Warren. In the case or
the former two counties 1t was recon-
mended hat each delegate shouio nc
seated. and given half a vote each
The regular delegation from warren
were reported by the committee, with
the accommodation to be seated.
A LIVELY TIME.
This report created quite a lively scene
I'm the courthouse where the convention
was assembled. and for a little while II
looked as II ugnt vas 10 take place.
Delegates shook their fists In each other 5
faces but Quiet was finally restored and
the report Of the committee was adopted,
and the temporary organization was maze
permanent
a report was submitted 10y the Com
mittce on Resolutions signed hy nine ol
its ten memhers. endorsing The ST. Louis
platform declaring for sound money ana
protection. and against the importation
Of foreign labor and FOR The hearty SUPP
port of Colonel AZ William Lamb. state
chairman OF tho party.
A substitute was offered by 4. J. Tunk-
houser. of Rockin~h9m endorsing Colonel
Lamb and commencing the action OF the
National c0mmItfce ln appointing conn
mit'oe 20 assist Che STATE chairman.
The resolution of the majority was adopt
od.
WALKER NOMINATED
The name of Robert J. Walker. Of shon-
andoah county was put in nomination
after the report Of the Committee ON
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

They VIII Have Nothing to DO With
Rrxnn's Running Mate.

ATLANTA, GA. Aug. 6.-The Georgia
Populist Convention was called TO order
N neon to-day by Hon. Thomas T. Wat
son. chairman OF the State Executive
Committee and as he mounted the plat
fern he was given great ovation by
delegates and spectators. The conven-
too assembled In the Eal OF the House
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
Nebraska P0t uIisfs.

u,c-rrNcs NEB., Aug. 6.--The State
os,,,,iist convention this morning norpi-
,,atsd / R. Meserye for treasurer, but
i"st tho other OF the two Offices. originally
"a requested by the Democrats. blank.
yyui,am Neville and James $. Kirkpatrick
were nominated for Supreme Court JUS
ticeS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
California Popullsl-.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. G-The state
Executive Committed Of the feopies
partv last night issued an address endors-
INC The nomination OF w. }. Bryan put
repudiating his running lnh,e. oowss.,
~ confer with the Democratic party OF
California and devise means for coalition
on presidential electors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

VIII Meet in Raleigh ou the Fifteenth In
stead of the Tenth

WINSTON. y. O.. Aug Especial
Chairman Holton tells me he has called
a meeting OF the Republican State Execu-
tive Committee to DO held IN Raleigh on
August 18th. instead OF 10th. as has been
published
A passenger train on the Western North
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

NORFOLK. VA. Aug Especial The
Republican state Executive Committee
met here to-day in O. conference. The
recently appointed party officers. so far
as reported 10 the committee. were COM
missioncd No other details OF the meet
ing were given out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

CHARLESTON. $. c.. Arg. c.--The
frst bale of cotton from tine now cron
Of South Carolina was received here TO-
day. 10 was classed as fuzzy good mid
ding and was sold at s cents per
uouud.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
4 Chief El,cfed.

ATOKA. IND. TER. Aug. 6.-Green
NrCurtain. candidate for principal chief
of the Choctaw nation. has carried the
election. and the intermarried citizens
are assured OF their full rights as citi-
ztns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
Committed 10 JAIL.

After thinking the matter over, Mr.
Iicceuholmcr decided 20 commit Vivian
90 iail for ten days until the proper au-
find out whether he was wanted as a
hiibustor. Vivian made but little OBJ
jectiCn TO this. only stipuating that he
should have a drink before being i'm
prisOned.
Tho commitment was made out and the
prisoner turned over 10 Deputy Marshal
a.. Janney Peasants. who pfictcd his
man OFF down the street telling him he
WAS going "a secure him comfortable
quarters al the Hotel dc Epps
While many parts OF Nivians story
sound improbable. yet II seems evident
that IL Is in the main true. and he viii
doubtless have 20 answer for taking part
in "a nlbusteriug expedition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
r.~cr oF THERMOMETER.

The following was the range OF tho
thermometer at TIE Times office yester-
eA. NJ. s.; ~ NJ. ~; 3 p. NJ. 9s: p.
NJ. g: . r. NJ. So midni<At, y. Avsr
age. IS l-e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

Dr Parker VIII sell the Confederate
basket this morning at lp:3) O'Clock, AT
valentines auciion-house. No. west
Eraaa strask-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07
The Gold Reserve

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-The Treasury
gold reserve at tho close OF business to-
-dav stood al o9eo0il. The days with
drawals were si0s zoo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-07

'I i''" 'N'''' ''''''
applying himself to it indnsi i'o"eF lot
. m. minutes his spirits pos, it llo.
uon as those Boz tae bottle s"NS aug . 'e
again fcit ready io take Np uio "''''-
uft
Vivian holholrhi himfru lNal u' pros
a lritou. and hy al.t oi ,Nle'i' s.o'
found tho office of 4lr. j.. a. D. Hl '".'
British vice-eousul 900 tnis place. io ""'Ni
he told boss story. and asked TOT Ii"' l'l
tuuon fnrk to hls N.l'' ."'.' ,,'',
Tnei.amsn and vas ready ANA wiling
20 h'p Ain i..o' ''.''....',.. '.'' 'De trotb of
.r... ,r.,tau ronld not d0.
,- and indignant.
t .d.-,f would NOT ace
M -4 bad. f, th. truth q the
ID, f.r.r U. INDUCED m
,....... l.riri'...,o- concerning Alr.
l,....... ....fr... for fr. nos.fIou Doc holds.
....., F.. e.r..s fr accuse him of
.',.,.,..,c ~ 7 nryan.tnc free
.'.,.. f,. President.
D.. l.. ...r. having said that
.f tI. brow off tho Cuban
-..r.....~ 3D.. vnr.. Friends. Mr.
-. I..,.r DO rIs .rtv to can the at-
.a..I.. ,r.. TrIr.f States authorities
.....-f....r took him
.f r.rIf.l erfea Commits
...... rI.r... V'...... .OiuUr where uc
..l ... ..r.a.fr, .fo.r m a rambling
...,....... ....,,,.
lh-. ' 90 ~"
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case srme other day.