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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-27

CARPET PAPER-Large lot OF heavy
brown wrapping paper for sale cheap. jas
;he thing for putting under carpets. Call q
Journal Office.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-27
MACLEAY.

Saturday evening witnessed the
most successful meeting of the camp
align at this place. Hon. j. B. Waldo
and Judge Seneca Smith made ad-
dresses for Bryan and free silver. Mr..
Waldo is deep student of the ques-
tion, and give his neighbors and
friends hear talk that was earnest
and convincing. The hall was well
filled and the keenest interest pre-
vailed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-27
AT PORTLAND.

Wednesday evening at the Il Exposi
tion building will be held the greatest
silver rally OF the campaign. 1t will
be addressed by silver Republicans,
who are for Bryan including Messrs
NJ. A. Hurley and j. b. Montgomery.
Hon. e. Hofer, the Republican silver
elector, will preside at the meeting,
and make the opening address, Fine
music viii form part Of the program
aud ladies are especially Invited,
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Home Bakery.


Office; Willamette Hotel BUILDING
For water service apply at office. Bill
payable monthly in advance. Make Ia
complaints at the Office.
There will be no deduction in water rate
on account of temporary absence from the
city unless notice is left at the Office.
Hereafter water for irrigation will only be
furnished to regular consumers using waite,
for domestic purpose. Contractors for side
walks, brick work and plastering will please
read ''under building purposes" page ~ oi
schedule OF rates for 1893. Apply at
for copy
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GLANCE al HIS MAP.

Or the Chicago, milwaukee and st. Paul
Railway and note its connection with all
transcontinental lines at St. Paul and Omaha,
and remember when going east that its trsins
ale lighted with electricity and heated by
steam. Its equipment is superb. Elegant
Buffet, library, smoking and sleeping cars,
with free reclining chairs. Each sleeping
car ''e tn as an ele:tric reading lamp, and
its dining cars are the best in the world.
Other lines are longer than this, but none
are shorter, and no other offers the above lux
urious accommodations. These are sufficient
reasons for the popularity of "The Milwau-
kee." Coupon ticket agents in every rail.
road office will give Yon further information,
or address
c. ]. EDDY, General Agent,
J, W. CASEY, Trav. Pass. Agent.
Portland
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o. R. & N.C0
~ The EAST GIVES 1ps
-OF-
Two TranscOOtioso, ,
ROuic,.

No. 0.s n oPoNane Minneapolis ;,
ss sss s,op1 Omana and Kansas Civ 'S1I and Dp
OCEAN DIVISION
G.. Portland-San Frsnc;.N.. b
steamers leave Ainsworb bs'sco Saas
seP'; s15 81 ~ i9' a. a9 and Oct. 4 rOrtlanl
paTe-Cabin, sla; steersV. a.
WILLAMETTE RIVER ~ n;v,.
g. steamer Gypsy for Porlsnk yalS;llSlON
sunday at 8 a. m. N aaily, ercep,
Steamer Ruth from Portland &c
except Sunday at Gam 70 Salsn,daily
Lowest freight and passenoo,
mp tickets very cheap. Tcles' .s'es' Round
0rgsgg 0Saggsge checked through to All nOa. DOu aGd
oregon, Washington and the E,., y points % ia
cnarge for baggage transfers. b. CSoi.D 10 extn
Ioad or river route to Portland Se " rall'
For full details call on Boi,. 8
agents. salem, Oregon, or address parker
E. MCNEIL.
~, Pres and Manager
w. H. HURLBuPT ST.
f.. I'm Gen1 Pas. Agt. Portland q,
For full detahs call on or address W.
G. M. POWERS,
Foot Of Trade st. H.,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-27
THE CAMPAIGN PROCEEDING.

Speakers and Workers for Bryan Doing
Good.
This week will probably see more
campaign work in Marion county and
Oregon than the history of the state
has ever known, and from present ap-
pearances the Bryan forces have every
reason to feel greatly encouraged.
They have had no funds to conduct
9he campaign, and with them it has
been purely work of love and patriot
ism. This alone should and will
crown their labors with victory.
w. J. DARCY.
This bright young orator of Salem
was to speak at the armory tonight,
but owing to i'll health will be unable
to fill any further appointments in
this campaign. Mr.. darcy came
home yesterday completely prostrated
with an attack Of bronchitis and a
bad cold, and is now confined to his
room. His speeches so far have been
we'll received and many will regret
that they cannot hear him tonight.
MT. ANGEL.
Friday night one of the most sue
cessful meetings of the Bryan club up
to date was held here. The Mt. Ange
band played few choice selections
after which f. A. Myers made a very
clear speech touching mostly upon the
contraction of money since 1866.
Then the chairman of the meeting
in neat speech introduced T. j.
McCleary, the Statesman of the
Santiam, who literally tore the gold.
bug position to atoms, There is no
longer any doubt that Bryan will
sweep this part of the country.
ONE PRESENT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-27

Al Albany and Corvallis connect with
tra.ns Of Oregon Central g. Eastern Railroad
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Ex.rrss train daily except Sunday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-10-27

4:45 pm Lv. Portland Ar I S:25 a m
7:2S r. m Ar. McMinville Lv $500 a. M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12

ia, ivnchinr Of three alleged Italian SUBJ
iocts in Louisiana Saturday night.
The state Department has promptly
,ailod ON the Governor of Louisiana FOR a
fuii rerorc OF the occurrence 80 that
vfifable reply can De- made to the
Italian ambassador. II 81 can Doe found
that the Italians wore uaturalizcd
American citizens the inquiry will stop.
a4 fhe Italian Government can no longer
take any interest in the affair. hut If. as
in the case OF similar lynchlnes Of Itai-
urs I'M the States of Louisiana and
Coararo the mcu are shown 20
o.. alions 10 the United States. an in-
demuifv will undoubtedly he demanded
and Congress- asked TO appropriate for
that purpose as It dil in former instances.
s,.eretary Olnoys policy is 20 readily
grant to foreign powfrs exactly the same
Treatment as Doe insists upcn when
American citizcns mot with indignities
abroad Tie has h'd. however. that
when authorities are overcome hy mohs.
after offering strenuous resistance. THIS
constitutes oxtonuaung circumstances.
and u.rutes to reduce tho amount OF
indemnity.
Until the Governor of Louisiana makes
his report. no further action by Italy
can be expected.
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATS.
MEETINGS ~ OTnER STdTES 10
PERFECT THE ORGINIZdrfON.
4 State Ticket I'm Ncw York--A Meeting "a
be Called I'm Pennsylvania TO
Elect Delegates.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE Democratic
party reform organization VIII hoid
sound-money convention In Saratoga
about August 21th and nominate a state
ticket. This has been determined Upon
within the past few days.
Tho convention will elect delegates 10
the National Convention OF the Demo
cratic party. To be held at lndianapo"s
ON September "a.
PENNSYLvAN1A'S CALI.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. tl.--Joan G.
Pullitt. chairman of the Sound Money
Democrats OF pennsylvania, and Tue
ftnnSyivania delegates 10 the recen.
Indianapolis Convention. Will tomorrow
cal the committee together TO Issue
formal call for State Convention OF
sound Money Democrats. -,
The convention VIII probably be nein
IN this city on August 2Jth. and VIII eject
sixty-four delegates TO the lndiarapohs
National Convention OF SoInd.Monoy
Democrats OH September 2d.
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Nrlsnn CnuntY.

EINlINGTON. VA. Aug. n.-Special-
A barbecue. not political one. but for
the benefit Of the church. was held at
Montreal last Saturday. Il lasted all
day. was largely attended. and good
sum was realized
Politics continue as usual boing the
81 tbiect OF much talk The sound-mOuey
men are anXiously awaiting the result
Of the indianapolis Convention. while
the silverites are loud IN their prophecies
Of its failure and their ridicule OF the
men who are assembled there.
The time Of quiet We are now going
through may be appropriately styled the
calm which precedes ths storm.
WatermeionS are being brought in from
the surrounding country. although the
crop is short. on account OF the long
rainy spell. and the melons are small
The tobacco crops are looking well and
a larger one than usual was fortunately
planted THIS year.
Next Thursday night is the date OF
the Polk Miller entertainment at Lovings-
ton and from the preparations that are
being made 10 attend by the people
throughout the county he will in all pro.
babillty, have a good Audience.
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KANSAS REPC BLfCaNS.
Gov Morrilrs denomination Fore
shadowcd by tho Convention.

shadowcd by tho Convention.
TOPEKA. KAS.. Aug. 1.-THE Repubi-
can State Convention opened here to-day
IN camp meeting style. 1900 delegates and
visitors uniting IA singing 4 ncw version
Of The popular hymn. Throw out the
Life Line"
When the convention was called 70 order
no time was lost in testing the strength
or the Morrill, and anti-Morrill forces. the
former nominating g. NJ. Sheldon. OF
Osage county. for temporary chairman.
and the latter J. +. Greenlce, OF Keno
county. Sheldon was easily elected by "a
vote of ga 20 I'D. This practically set
tied the gubernatorial contest and fore
shadows the denomination OF Governor
Morrill, on the first ballot.
Governor r.. NJ Morrill, was Tonight
renOminated for Governor David Mar
tin. the present Chief Justice or the SUI
preme Court, was defeated after a stub
born contest. 4. r. Carver receiving the
nomination on the third ballot The res
luhons endorsed Mckinley and Hobart
and the national PLATFORM and disposed
OF tho money question.
The ticket was completed by the nOfnl-
nation OF III. r. Richter for Lieutenant
Governor. w. G. Edwards for Secretary
OF State. +. B. Dawes for Attorney-nen-
eral. OTIS Lathcrton for State Treasurer.
Edmund Stanley for State Superintendent.
George g Cole for State Auditor. ana X.
w Blue FOR congressman at large.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12

The Great Hot Wave Continued in Man,
Places esterday.

Places esterday.
NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE total OF
heat casualties to-day ls % deaths and l5G
prostratious
PROVIDENCE. r J.. Aug 1.-THE
thermometer 95.J degrees: nine deaths
BALTIMORE. Aug. ll.-ieu fatnli-
Ties from Che cAcesslt heat were reported
up tO midnight to-day. Thirty persons
Frustrated. Maximum temperature for
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1.-THE high
est temperature yet recorded during the
present heated spell Dy tlr local weather
bureau was reached to-day, when the
thermometer went fraction over ~ ae-
grees. ON the streets shaded the Their
mOmeters reached from 100 10 l0i degrees.
There We're H. deaths and 90 cases OF
pros tratlOn.
We're reported to-day. 4 number OF pros
trations are also reported. The thermome-
ter registered ~ at T. NJ, which was
the maximum.
CHICAGO. Ill, AUG. 1.-THE heat con-
tinued intense. being 1913 late In the after
noon. The permanent cool weather Is
not promised before tomorrow. Thirty
deaths We're reported to-day.
MONTREAL. Aug. 1.-THE thermometer
registered 81.
PORTLAND. NE. Aug. 1L-To-day the
hottest. the thermometer ranging from
~ Do i". and several persons were over
como
NEW HAVEN. CONN. Aug. 11.-Three
deaths ro. ulteQ from heat here to-day.
BOSTON. Aug ll-There have been
ten deaths resulting from the heat to-
day. ard large number OF DrOstra;iOns.
p1kRE HAUTE, IND. Aug ll-Ex-
Secretary Of tho Navy. 4. W Thompson.
was prOstratel by heat this afternoon.
IIe was unconscious the greater part OF
the day. but his physicians have hopes
OF his recovery. Col. Thompson is ninety
years Of age.
ST. LOUIS. Aug 1.-THE highest point
reached by the mercury to-day was -
degrees az J.. NJ The death roll Is
reduced 10 seven. and the prostrations 10
rhnty-ol'e.
SUSQU UEHANN.A, PA, Aug. loving
to the extreme heat tho extensive loco
motive shop. % the Erie Railroad Com
pany were to-day closed indefinitely.
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WEATHER FOKECASf.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Aug. n--fo's'
cast for Wednesday:
yirginla-Fair; continued warm wea,h'
or cooler Thursday and Friday SOUTH
westerly winds.
North Carollna-Fair IN northern por-
ron. local AhOwers IN southern por-
ton variable winds.
South Carollna-Probably local thunaer-
storms. with southerly winds; warmer
In northern portion.
The weather VIII continue generany
fair and warm In the Atlantic coast
states Wednesday. but the indications
are that the warm wave will be broken
"wednesday night, with cooler weather
Thursday and Friday. Local thunder
storms are likely TO occur In the ohia
Valley. lower Lake regions. and centrai
Mississippi Valley, folownd sby sSo'er
fair ewather winds shifting to northeriy-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12
4 FlTfL TIRE.
At Least Fift con People Perish in the
Flames.

Flames.
NEW YORK. August n.-Thorc was O.
fatal fire this afternoon in the buildings
at Nos. ll5. $50. and 4is Greenwich street.
occupied Boy The A. is. Warren Electric
Repair Works Tho accurate number
of victims viii not be- known until tho
ruins are searched 10 is believed. how-
ever. that the dcati-lst VIII prove 10 ho
fifteen or tWent,
While the nromen We're iEhuns the
flames the bodies of Two victims could
le ulaiflv seen ON tho fire. escapes.
Five men and boys We're injured whiio
escaping from the burning building They
wore taken To- Hudson-Suect Hospital.
mauglod and burned.
Th. nremeu vino first reached Che scene
of the confederation saw 90 number of men
at the windows appealing f9r help. bu-
before amy attempt 40 rescue could bee
mado they fcil back exhausted hy the
heat and smoke and an are supposed 10
have persisted in the flames.
From the stories told by those who
claimed to have been nearby when the
first alarm was given. faces We're seen
80 nearly every window
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12

Mr. Robert c. Pace. OF Danville, who
has Leen TOR the ltst two or three day
c,.r0a home ctmplaining Of sickness last
night. About lO o'clock he was stretched
out on the foor in the par'or of the house
bv Air. Moore. the proprietor. and any
thing that could -oe done for his relief
vas aDplied. but OF no avail. At midnight
Mr. Pacs expired. DR. Wm. N. Taylor.
the coroner. was at once notified, and
he soon afterwards arrived. After dag
nosine the case be deemed a post-mortem
inwEtigatcn unnecessary. His opinion
was that death was caused by the heath
superinduced by alcoholic effects. De-
ceased was about tfty years old
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12
rnn DhMocnlrc coHMlgrrf.
The Place for Headquarters Yet to be Sc
lrcted.

lrcted.
NEW YORK. August u.-At noon to-
cay tie mombcrs of the Democratic
National Committee met in secret scs-
sion at tho Fifth-Ayenue Hotel
There was no formal discuss' 0n as 20
the place for establishing national head-
quarters. though there was some talk
as 90 the relative merits Of Washing
ton and Chicago on motion Of Senator
German the chairman was authorized to
appoint committees as follows.
An Executive Committee OF twenty-five
q Campaign Committee Of nine. and
Finance Committee Of tYanvshve. Of
each OF which Senator Jones viii be an
cN-onicio member. lie WIS also empow-
cred TO name a special advisory commit
tee outside the National Committee if
he thought best The Campaign Commit
tee will have charge or the committee. and
it. with Senator Jones. VIII select its own
chairman. who may Doe taken from the
outside. The Campaign Committee. with
Senator Jones. shall choose the hcadquar-
ters Of the National Committee Senator
Jones viii appoint tho committees tonight
or tomorrow and the National Commit
tee will meet again az noon tomorrow.
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Murray Hin Bank suspends.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE Murray
uil hank vas closed by order Of su-
perintenAent Of n'AakS Kilbprn, tSs
-irrnlng Because IL was behind In It's iegal
reserve Of money, and coma not cai''
The iir.ctors say the bank Will resume
IN n few days and pay 100 cents on the
dollar. o..t ~ be
The total assets are ehpscteu W ~ ss
iii,sp,it,,es Mar.v OF the depostors were
I vdiling 10 sell their deposits today ior
one'half their value. Banks say a iaiiute
Is due to dry rot more than anything
else.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12

Oyertures by tho Democrats to senator
Eutlrr.

RALEIGH. y. C.. Aug. l1.-Mr Clement
Manley cEairna an Of the Democratic
State COMMITTEE. this Afternoon made
"a proportion or behalf OF the Demo-
cratic party TO Chairman Butler OF the
P0pu,ist Ccnuit;dee for a division Of the
electoral ticket, the Democrats 10 take
six and the Iopulists five. Up 10 to-
night 10 reply has been male.
10 is believed that Chairman Butler and
his committee will not re- commend the
proposition 10 their convention Thursday
unless II also covers a fusion on the con-
gresslonal ticket with a Ike equal d.
vision. Many prominent Rep lOlic5ns are
here watching the proceedings with
great interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12
FUSION COMPLETE.
Democrats, Populists, and silverites In
Kansas Divide the Electors

OTTUMWA. Aug. 1.-THE conference
this afternoon of prominent Populists.
Free Silver Democrats. ana mombors OF
the Blmetallic League. resulted IN the
election Ok quite a number OF the candi-
dates who will receive nominations In
tomorrow's Democratic State Conven-
tiOn.
The Popuists were given General J. y.
Weaver for eector NJ large. -. w Davis.
of Louisa county for $ tai Auditor. Perry
Ingalls, Tor elector for the Sixth district.
and L. l.. Roe elector for thc Eleventh
district. Horace Boies viii be the other
clectOr at large
The fusion IN all quarters IS as nearly
complete ~ II can be- The Democrats
get eight district electors. the POpllists
two, and the Silyeritcs one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12
noAvoKr nArqisr lssochlrIoN.
Meeting at Kcntuck Church, Also tho
Woman's Missionary Societies.

DANVu.LE. VA. Aug. Special
The lo7th annual session of the Roanoke
Baptist Association. comprising the forty
churches iu Pittsylyania county and Dam
willie. commenced at KeutucN church, ten
miles from here. to-day.
a large crowd Of ministers and laymen
wore i'm attendance. The Womans Mis-
>Ionarv Convention, auxiliary 10 the
sssociation. is also being held at the
same time in the gospel tent on the
grounds
This convention IS composed OF dele
gates from the twenty-five Woman's
Missionary societies in the association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12
rrrnnsDrRG's FnAAcHIsp SOLD.
sold ON Account Of Financial Reasons 70
nampton HAriIcs.

NORFOLK. VA, Aug. n.-special.-
a meeting of the State League managers
at Hampton this morning resulted in the
transfer OF the Petersburg franchise ~
Hampfon. IL Us now iu the name OF
Merefs. James McNanncrs and John T.
Dorrmr. TWO wellkuown residents OF
that citv. who intend % push their ac-
.iffon L., a. paving basis. Petersburg
has been LOSING money al tle season. rs
Is known. and Will not draw me new
owner failed TO make "a plylne cAfd OF IL,
roreeoua,c3v the transfer WAS cmecttd,
mi for financial reasons only Those
nr,.sent at the meeting were owners
c'N.U OF Norfolk. Watson. of Ports
mouth. and Bradley Of Richmond.
IL Is reported here to-nisht on reliable
Ass,ristion will transfer their franchise
40 thc Newport News team.
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THH NOrfFTCITTOS sPhLCH.
what Gen stone Thinks of the Campaign
I'm the West.

III the Nf~i
NEW YORK, Aug. fl.-No meeting OF
the committee that IS 20 notify Bryan and
Sewai was held to-day.
Governor w. j. Stone. OF Missouri who
IS % make the speech OF notification, said
that his speech would be very brief ana
formal. The Governor said that he would
do all be could TO elect Bryan
OF the campaign IN the West the Gov
ernor said.
"Our opponents talk OF the silver move
iuent as "a wave and craze bat Ia the
West IL has passed beyond the enerNescent
period. II there We're ever a great popu-
.ar uprising of the people. Il Is this sill
Yer movement
notify Bryan. cannot be present. and
Governor stone viii be elected TO take
Ills place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12

DULUTH. MINI. Aug 1.-THE Sc
curty Bank. OF Duluth. one Of the larg-
est State banks il the state. closed its
doors this morning.
Tie failure caused considerable excite
ment. and further failures are feared.
The capital stock is 100000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12

An Invalid Of Six Years Standing Gets Up
aud Walks.

WINSTON, n. C.Aug. 1l.-Speclal. Mrs..
Susan Walker. a widow lady of this city,
Igs beau AN invalid for over six years,
suffering with spinal disease. To-day she
ssfounded the members ~ her family
by getting out OF bed and walking without
assistance.
Ms Walker has great faith In prayer.
and she rells her friends tha she has
been unusually earnest In her snppllca-
tions 10 God for the past few days. Sbo
believes her walking is simply an answer
ia her prayers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12

HAMPTON. va, Aug. Special
John T.. Newman. who shot william
Rodgers proprietor of the Chesapeake
Hotel Phoebus. four months ago. was
sentenced to-day to one year ln tine pcni-
tcutiary.
The Moninr Herald made its last ape
pcrrancc before iho Hampton public ths
mcrniue Lack of patronage caused the
SUSPENSION.
Misses Maggie and jamie Camor of
Washiugton. u. e.. ana Miss Aiele Rus
sol. of Petersburg. are the guests OF the
Misses T0prine in East Hampton
Mr. and Mrs J.. w. Phillips returned
Mrs g. w. Ashbv and son. of this city,
Left to-day for few weeks visit 90
relatives and friends ON Eastern shore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12
vi.s R,rton nomrwnrd Round

BUDAPEST. aug. f1.-Miss Clara Bar
ton. president OF the American Red Cross
sCcioiy and hel aides, have arrived here
on their wav fiom COnstantinOple, FOR
Ccrnsrv. An az tie party arc we'll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12
co,o,e, uo.by 20 Answer Judge Hughes.

ALEXANDRIA. VA Aug. u.-Spec'di'
Captain FoUnt Beatue has letter ron
Coion,l Nosbv. saying he was engaged IN
pronaring "A letter on the money question
for publication and principally in an-
swer 10 Judge Robert Hughes silver let
ter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12

See. Olncy Inquiries Into the Alleged
Italian f,nching- In Lonisiann
WASHINGTON. Aug. ll.-Bar0n Fava
the Italian ambassador, who is summer
INK AT Bar Hrbor. has teiegraghed the
State Department. in accordance win
cabled Instructions from his Government.
asking for official information regarding
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12

. ..ri f.ir, out the
OUT '" -.. ,.
sentiments OF Chose
ice. .I Dr. enc lae Chicago perNcrsioN
ol t.,. ...n....e. off hc.r lar.y
,,,..... ... .....r..atIon. ,accpt such
....f ......f, .rI Instantly ssurs
f.on OBJ. desire oft mDa .o eo-oi 'i'.'
...ar.. u4r.0.c. tIc souuu-mon,y
l,n.s...f. I.D. Dad fo l-su from a..
b'tA."
i'. .,..,,,,.,..f
those uo tHo.ent tic 'i'.''' ''iF''
ton would moet "'" n' h.i'o"s oli0''
ti-l sl..n i'. l'.-+
CALLING II. CONVENTION.
Tae caI lur National convention
and. f4 tl. Indianapolis meeting in-
,..... .........f. action Iu every state
.... ........ t1 n.f convention.
vrlI.. r..I- ...t f.I.. weeks flom to-
e.v rI. Iu..r..nin. ta. is too short
Tor ANY r..lrl.l.I canvass nla work
AID ..er ...I . t..ufou u- Virginia.
Al a conference. Yesterday of some
four.-i00.re Democrat. t was resolved
90 s.r. ont IIc circular prnfnI below
as tha fr.f STOP towards calling tnc
State Convention
10 i- NOT fIll.ni that 81 fuu response
can b. cotton .nI U i- Ncy probable
that ff. I.ft.r u.l Doe senl % some
rl. w stand Ir Oh. Chicago "ueW-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12

Mr. pelouzo was born in Ncw York
ci,y March 3D.. 1881. and established him-
self in Tho type business there ion 1854.
He came TO Richmond at the soIcita son
Of the proprietor of the Ricnmond Dis
patch in 1852 t1 establish a branch Of
his New York house. Sir. Pciouzc .e.
manned here unh la2 whou the af-
lars in tho New York house becoming
unsettled. Ae returned 10 the latter city.