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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
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its Said to Hav,IBeen Merely statement


PARIS September PA dispatch from
san Gohaeff7n fo fhr Torrre saws that
IN his Interview Yesterday with the puf.
OF Tctudu The span su Aun ster for For
ciFu Affairs the United States Minister
20 Spain. General Stewart L. Woodford.
did not present any claim FOR indemnity,
but confined the Interview 20 Injuries
20 commerce suffered IN tho United
states through the prolongation Of the
Cuban war
General Woodford IS said 10 have add
cd th0f coo~of1~~ sherman desired him
10 declare 10 The Spanish governmo
that DO was evidently impossible for
Spain 10 end the lnsurrcctiOn In rea-
e0nahlo time and. further that n the
war was continued in cuba would be
devastated and OF no utility 10 Spain or
20 the Cuhans.
in conclusion. the United states IS re-
ported 10 have insisted courteouslv but
firmly upon the necessity Of terminating
the war declaring that n II was not
terminated by the end of October the
United states would feel iusr0ed IN
taking measures TO secure the !ndepend-
cncc OF Cuba
The Duke ~ Tctuan. according 20 the
dispatch 10 the Temps while protesting
against alleged American "pretonsions.
said he would reply officially 10 tho
United States Minister when the Span
fish court returns % Madrid
MADRID SopfcUhor 21-Tn Official cir
clcs here tho greatest secrecy is main
famed REGARDING the United States ulf-
matum. which is looked unon as bound
20 cause a great sensation I'm Europe
and 10 have the greatest consequences
for cuain
While not intending 80. 70 Is bolivod
that the United States has greatly facih-
fafcd m solution Of the ministerial crisis
and that there viii be a reorcanization
Of tho Conservatives under General NJ
2acarra. tho Premier md Don Fr9nciecO
slvel'a the leader ~ the Dissident-Con-
scrvativos.
WASHINGTON. Sept 20-Tt can he
stated. in reference 10 the Paris puhlca-
tion purporting o. give the substance Of
General WO0dfOrd's communication 20 the
Duke of Tetuan yesterday. that there has
been % apprehension on several inn
p0rtant points. notably in respect ~ an
uIfimatun and the setting of a time limit
FOR the conclusion Of fho war. Instead ~
fixing the end OF October next as the
date for the termination of tho war that
particular date was mentioned as the
time when tho Spanish court would re-
turn 10 Madrid from san Sebastian. and
when. consequently. IN might be in order
fo return an answer 10 the latest repre-
ecufauone Of the United states Govern
mont through General Woodf0rd IT. is
declared at tho State Department that
while General Wo0dford did. according %
Inc original idea Of .his Instructions set
ont the deep interest the United states
had in Witnessing a cessation OF the De-
plorabfo conflict I'm Cuba. he did not de-
liver himself of an ultimatum. but simply
made q statement OF our deep interest,"
fn n settlement Of tho Cuban war as "a
reasonable explanation for Intervention
fin any way 40 this time. General Wood
f0rd'e telegram regarding his conference
with the Duke of Tetuan is now before
President MCkinlCT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

1875. with an invitation 20 the Grand
Army 10 meet here the year following,
and with assurances OF welcome lue
encampment of 1899 will be held ln lnlS
city. The advantages of such gatheI-
ing here we believe. cannot be oNer-cs-
timated and IL now rests with the people
of Richmond. 20 say whether or nQt INC
efforts OF this Association shah DC
crowned with success
Respectfully submitted,
SAMUEL REGISTER
JULIAN BRYANI..,,
n. ID. ElCHELBERGEH'
T.. n. T.. CAbELL,
JOHN u. POTTS,
H.. L. TRUIII.
BARTON ii. WISE,
THOMAS IA. tOA,
GkynGE NJ. WEST ..
E KANDOLPH WILLIAMS,
e.. w WESTBURf,
REUBEN BURTON
w. H. BENNETT,
JOSEPH WALLERSIElN'
The following members Of the commit
tee. who did not go to Bunaio, apProH,S Prov
the foregoing report: l.. H. JenSiia' 'yS3o VIZ
Cans, w. NJ COullng, X LAAca'eo' "
llams. Robert Lecky. Jr. ...,-.,.,,
ORGANIZATION INVITED.
The resignation OF Mr.. w. H. SaVoty'
n member OF the q. a. II. Ooii"'''NeN
was read and accepted. s.,.,a
4 resolution was onered ahd a-of
inviting the American street Railway AS
ISOLATION and the American street haH,
way Accountants Association, WHO W.
meet az Niagara shortly, % hoiu lHeH
conventions here next year.
A resolution 20 invite the Grand Lodge
of Elks 10 meet in Richmond next year
was also adopted. ,.,..
Just before the meeting adjourned wee
President Valentine came M, ana We
given "a cordial greeting by the meillue,S .,.,, 7
after his absence on his summer vacation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
SIRIKE PRACrIchLLY ENDED.
Nearly 5000 Miners Have Returned 10
Work W VIII DO 20 az Once.

Nearly 5000 Miners Have n turned 10
Work or VIII DO 20 az Once.
HAZELTON, PA, Sept 2O.-Unless un-
foreseen developments occur, the anthra-
cite coal strike IN this region is ended.
Nearly Eve thousand strikers have re-
turned. or will do so tomorrow, and a
little less than that number are stin out
with indications IN favor OF their joining
the workers.
The only incidents OF to-day were small
outbreaks at Latt'mer and Eckley, both
Of which were quickly subdued by Sheriff
Martin and his deputies.
The break Of the strike Is practically a
victory for the operators, as In only one
or two instances have the demands Of the
men been granted. although several COM
panies have promised TO consider the
grievances.
The warrants for the arrest OF Sheriff
Martin and his deputies we're issued to-
day by judges Lynch and Bennett. at
Wlkesbarre They were served here to-
night. and no resistance was made
The writs contained seventy-eight
names, including the sherins and the
latter has agreed 10 deliver all the
deputies for a hearing tomorrow.
A company OF the Ninth Regiment will
escort them 10 Wilkesharre. General
Goblin permitted the service OF the writs
because he thinks the civil authorities are
now able 20 keep the peace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

BALTIMORE Sept 20-That the negro
voters OF thls city are determined 20 de-
mand recognition from the white leaders
OF The Republican party was shown by the
themes preached by negro preachers IN
an the cOiOred churches Sunday and al
one in particular the matter was taken
un 200 a most pointed manner. AZ John
Wesley ~ T.. church the Rev Ernest
Lv0n holds forth. 10 addition 20 being an
eloouent speaker. he IS considered O. leader
of iis race ln this city and State. Rev.
T.vou holds diplomas from the Union The
olocicaI Seminary of New York and the
New Orleans University Last fall he was
aDpolnted by the National Republican
Campaign Committee as chief Of the
campaign work among the cOl0red people
OF New York city.
Naturally. when Il became known that
he was 20 take up this much-mooted ques-
tlon In a sermon Sunday morning. hun
dreds fOcked 20 hear what he had TO say.
Rev Lyon advised the colored leaders TO
hold a conference and formulate their de-
mands for recognition. They were then
10 meet their white brethren. and II moth
ing came Of the conference they were TO
devise means by which the white Repub-
llcans could be brought 10 terms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

The Case Against John Rog r for Murder
Contiuued TiH November.


Coniiuned rli November.
BOYDTON. VA. Sept 2O.-Special-C.
]. Faulkner. who has been chairman OF
the Democratic party for the past twelve
months declined reelection to-day =.
B. Roberts. OF Ctase Cly was elected ll
his place The meeting authorized hlm
% appoint Dis precinct charmen
The case Of John Rogers charged In
the County Court ~ MeokIeubufH with
the murder OF William Warren M Juiy
last was continued until the November
Court owing 90 the delicate CONDITION OF
Rogers mother an important witness Tor
the defence.
II viii be remembered by the readers Of
the Times that the circumstances under
which me body ot the murdered man
was found. pointed strongly 20 the guliL
of Young Rogers. lt being found within
very short distance from Rogers
house
A colored woman named Mary Fame
who lived very near the scene OF lhe
murder testified before the examining
court that she recognized very distinctly
the voice OF John Rogers, as he hailed
William Warren that night and after she
heard him hail three times. there was
report of a gun and the next morning
william Warrcn's dead body was found
I'm the direction from which she heard the
nrne of tho gun the night before.
Rogers and Warren were both farmers
and lived very close together ana tne
noiehIors say they were not on untrlend-
'elt mystery san hangs over this
case and one which s~-ms 20 puzzle the
officers Of the law very greatly Tor CON.
siderable effort has been made TO uhraNel
the murder with bat little success up. 10
this time 500 far as the public knows. hut
n good deal may Dee known hy me COM
m0nwoalth. which will come 90 Hsnt on
.| day 0f the trlaL .....
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
RICHMOND WANTS IT.
Working Hard 10 secure rhe Next Meeting
oftre Grand Lodge i, 90. 8.

working Hard 10 secure rhe Next Meeting
oftre Grand Lodee !. I.O.O, 3.
SPRINGFIELD, ILLS, Sept. W.-The
SOVEREIGN Grand Lodge, Independent or
der OF Odd-Felows, holds fits annual ses-
elon here this week. Delegates from
every state and many of them from Eu-
roDe. Canada and Australia and other
foreign places will be present
A session was held I'm Representative
Han. state House, when State Adjutant
Andron, presided, Governor Ianner, de-
Ilvered an address on behalf or the state.
Addresses were made oy Hon. George
c.. Rankin. Of Monmouth Grand Master
ID. J. Murphy, Bushnell, Grand Patri-
archs Mrs May ID. Stone Nandalia.
President Of the Rebeccah Assembly.
Grand Sire. Fred Carleton. Austin,
Tex. responded 70 an the welcoming ad-
dresses
At tho afternoon session the following
appointments were made Assistant
Grand Guardians Henry A. Stone. llli-
uois. Charles Kahn and James p. Grim
sted. Illinois. Assistant Messenger. Frank
Semmerson. South Dakota; Custodian OF
Secret Work. John w Goodell, Vermont;
Associated Custodian of Secret Work,
William Mason. Iowa; Oficial Reporter,
John w Bourlet. New Hampshire
one of the most important resolutions
presented and referred. instructed the as
semblage so bring up the daughters OF
Reheccah ritual
Richmond. Detroit and Boston are
working hard to secure the location OF
the next session. with chances favorng
Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

A Live stock Exchange Declared Illegal
and Eujoined From Further business. -

a Live stock Exchange Declared Illegal
aud Eujoined Ffom Further business. =
TOPEKA. KAN, Sept 2J.-Uuited
States District Judge Foster made a
sweeping decision this morning when Dee
declared the organization known as the
Kansas CITY Live Stock Exchange Illegal
The exchange is am organization of COM
mission men. who control the sale of live
stock in Kansas city. An stock which
eutors the city must pass through the
hands of this organization
Judge Foster cuioius the commission
men from doing business. and declares Do
am unlawful combination. Judge Foster
defines the interstate law and says.
"It is indlsnutable that a.l the Tive stock
shipped 90 these defendants from states
other than Kansas or Missouri. after 30
has entered che current of commerce be-
tween the States. continues and remains
subjects OF such commerce Until the
transportation is terminated, and the
property becomes a part Of the general
property of the state
"It ls also we'll settled that while this
property is the subject OF interstate CONE
mcrce no State. municipality or other
power but Congress can Impose taxes. re-
strictious or regulations upon it. except
so far as As proper iu the exercise of pro-
lection of health. morals and persons Of
the State. and except for charges. regu-
latiOus of such commerce. such as docks,
bridges wharves elevators, ferries pilot
age. etc"
KANSAS CITY. MO-. Sept. 20-The
news Of the decision rendered by United
states Judge FOster. declaring the Kansas
city Live stock Exchange violation OF
the Sherman antitrust law. caused a
great deal Of excitement az the st0ck-vard
here to-day Just what the effect viii be
.n the operation or the stock-yards n the
future is a matter of conjecture
Some members OF the exchange say n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
w4,r, moFr fxrtNsr MONEY!


The states Attorney Seeds u To Continue
the Luelgrit ilini.
CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-Ihe closing Oh tn1
evidence I'D the prosecution Wll Doc au'-
mitted tomorrow. lt Ju4be 4ulhi l"''a
out the evidence Of Frank odoioiI7y a"i
Frank Bials. state Attorney DeHee" VIZ
call Mrs. Johnson Miller 90 the s.dha
again Co tell of tine threats sine hedfu' anu
"A pursuit of Mrs. Luetsert she once VIZ
nessd by the man ON tuaL Who was 4lis'
Miller viii say armed with "a revolver
Rut the states attorney and Dos nisl as-
sIstaut. W. McEWeu. are ot opinion iEal
judge Tuthll will not rule out the evil
dencc.
Tlev viii detail Luetgcrts connection
with the servant girl The prosecution
will try TO establish the fact tnat 10 was
a desire 90 marry Mary Selmmei.ns' lu7
servant. or some one OF The women with
whom DE was infatuated, tnat led Luel-
CERT 20 murder his wife.
Dr. Rudolph Oppeuheim. on west ll'm-
mnul. II. is % Dee called as an expert
witness by the defence. He has express
ed the o'nion that the homes exhibited
ley the prosecution were procured ana
placed .n the vat by enemies Ot Luete'rt.
for the purpose OF cOuYcting him. liaf
a dozen other experts Will also Doe called.
among them Dr. Sanderson Chliatlcson,
the expert on crlulntloby. tt was "iao
stated to-day that ar EFFORT VIII Doe made
to prove an allbi FOR Luetgert.
The defence Wil require TWO weeks 10
present their case and no least week
will be consumed in arguments Of counsel
States Attorney DCneen asked the coun-
" 10 appropriate Siu0 more 20 help him
carry on the trial Mr.. Deneen finds ex-
perts will not work for love or glory. and
besides he claims there are several per-
sons he desires 90 bring here from New
York 20 testify for the state. Just who
these new witnesses are, the States at
torney declines 20 reveal now. hts first
purpose being 20 get the county % pay
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
The Hoganyille Case.

WASHINGTON, Sept 2.--Judson Lyons
(cOloredJ the candidate for the Augusta,
Ca, pOstmastership was among the cali
ers at the White House to-day The
shooting Of the cOlOred postmaster at
H0ganViile. Ca, was the subject of much
comment among the representative color
ed men who led on the President.
one OF them. National Committeeman
Mn. Of Mississippi. who was posrmas-
ter AZ Nicksburg under the Harrison
adrri. iefr1Uon said that the H0ganville
case was in no way characteristic OF the
attitude OF the people OF the South. The
racial feeling had been largely overcome,
ne said. and such as existed was confined
10 the smaller communities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
MARTIN Ar FRONT RorAL.
He Addresses small crowd on the free
silver I-sue

FRONT ROYAL VA. Sept. Especial
The political campaign was opened here
to-day by Senator Martin Congressman
Hay ard M Thomas. member of the Leg
islature from Clarke and Warren.
The crowd 10 attendance was rather
small and there was not great deal Of
enthus asm ju lying from the crowd. Peo-
pie are taking little Interest I'm politics.
Mr. Martin complImeuted the candi-
dates and said he was IN fun sympathy
with the principles promulgated by the
Roanoke Convention. He smoke briefly
Of State Issues but said national ques-
tions were the most important and that
he did not agree with those who said
that free silver was a dead Issue.
ITO reviewed very briefly The silver leg
ieiation and alluded 10 the "crime" Of 90
He said that by this act one-half OF the
money NJ the country was taken away
and asked the people of Warren how they
would IKE 10 have onc-half OF their money
taken from them.
Senator Martin was followed by Com
rressman Hay and Mr. Thomas IN short
speeches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

TRENTON, n. j.. September 29.-rhe
Pennsylvania Railroad Company this
morning STATED TO sprinklng their tracks
with oil for the purpose Of laying the
dust Only those racks, the roadbed OF
which ls composed OF cinders, will be
sprinkled with oil instead Of water, An
Official OF the company says the cost OF
oil is from SO 10 $50 and there is no
danger OF OIL being lgnited by dying
sparks from engines because the COM
hustihle element IN the petroleum used IS
extracted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

EMPORIA. VA. Sent 2o-Snecial- The
Democratic County Committee met here
Saturday. and endorsed Mr. Chaplin as
the nominee NJ the Democratic party FOR
the House 0f Delegates tn had been
stated that Mr Chapln's friends would
prevail unon him 10 withdraw but this
they refused 20 do so instead Of calling
another rnaee-meetirg which would have
been inadvsahle. the committee ratified
the nomination.
DR. Lucion T0ften and Mr J. @. Lifsey
were last nlght elected delegates 20 the
virginia Portsmouth Baptist Association.
" hioh meets the latter part Of this month.
They we're instructed 10 invite the As
rlr-lL-nn ID mot hnrn noNL L-no.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

The Favonious Goes Down, but the Crew
Mtre Az SAVED.


SALEM. MASS Sept 21-A telegram
was received here to-day from Captain
j. W Durham. Who IS 30 Pensacola, Fla,
sfaffr~ frof ris ship the FayOniOus had
been burned at sea.
The Favunious vas ~ 900 tons from
Pensacola for Ri Janeir0. The vessel was
loaded about two weeks ago, but diff
Gully arose over a crew owing % the pre-
Eaience OF sickness at iu JantltD. AT
length a crew was secured but Just as
the vessel was on the point OK sailing the
whole crew deserted. Captain DunNan
was thon Obliged 90 secure crow which
consisted half OF blacks and half OF
whites. He started on his voyage last
Saturday.
Shipping men here think that when the
r.rsGl 'got outside the crew set Ere % the
ship.
The telegram states that The crew were
all saved.
Tie Fnvonious was a British ship and
hailed from ST. John y. B. Thompson
x Co., OF that city owned the vessel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
Rnctinrhnm Nnmince.

IfARRISONBURG va. Sept 20.-spe-
ci1L-The Democratic Convention here
Saturday nominated William III. Blake
more. of 'ho county. and ID. NJ Switzer.
Of this place. for the House OF Delegates.
State Senator George D.. koezeel was
made county chairman. Resolutions cn-
doreng the Roanoke platform and em-
phat.cally denounc.ng dishonest elections
were adopted Senator Daniel was en-
dorsod 90 succeed himself
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2O.-Forecast FOR
Tuesday:
enthusiastically fair probably cooler
in southeast portions, southcrly winds.
high on the coast.
North and south Carollna-Threatenin
weather In western, showers In eastern
norton: cooler In interior northern winds. .
Ga les on the coast
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
New Po,trnasters

WASHINGTON. Sept 2O.-The follow
ing postmasters were appointed to-day:
North Carollna-JOhn l.. Dobs0n. Colds
bOrO.
Virginia. fourth class-Battery Park II
G.. West Brlghts. A. A. Chumley: Con
cord Depot. Socrates Hayden: Goochland
] 5. Peasants: Haydensville. David Wat.
, ,gon. Melrosc. J. W. O. ArmentrOut. New
/ oint. ". o. Hddgins Stcvcnsville. W. \
Brown. rim. ~. ;. Lang.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

PETERSBURG. VA. Sept. N.-specisl.
AT noon to-day the time expired IN
which candidates for the Democratic
nomination for the Legislature might an
n0unce their candidacy under the primary
plan. The only two who announced their
candidacy were Thomas B. Ivey and Wii-
1rr Hnurv Mann The Democratic City
Committee met tonight and declared
Messrs. Iyey and Mann the party nomi-
VnHr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

COPENHAGEN. setember pa dis
patch received here from Hammerfest.
the northernmost town OF Europe. In
Norway. saws the whaling ship Falken
has brought the third pigeon dispatch
from Professor Andree. the aerOnaut,
Who left the island OF Tromso In a ball
loon on July nth last In an attempt 70
cross the polar regions. The message
brought by the Falken reads. July l3-
l2.gO II M.-Latitude S2.2 north. longitude
i25 oast.-GO0d voyage eastward. All
well
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

coNsTANTrNOPLE. Sept. D.-lt was
tween Greece and Turkey had been Sign
ed and that the Ministers. Of War ana
Marine have so notified all the TURKISH
military and nav al commanders
Most OF the European AMBASSADORS
nave congratulated the Sultan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
Vas rHE ElrpfRoE ArrACKEDg
Meagre Details Of = Suspicious Occurrence
In Buda Pest.

M0Agr0 DeIHlIs OF 9WFpICI0Uh VCCWTFtnce
In Buda Pest.
LONDON, Sept 2l.-A dispatch 10 the
Daily Mail from Vienna says:
1T Is reported that as Emperor VIII
liam. who arrived to-day 10 visit Emperor
Francis and the latter were leaving the
station at Buda Pest. a sharp detonation
was heard. which was followed by a
thick cloud OF smoke The people took
fright. broke through the military cor
don, and swarmed around the imperial
carriages Emperor Francis Joseph was
greatly agitated. and shouted 10 the police
TO keep the people back.
Owing 10 the retiCenCe OF the officials
it Us difficult to obtain any details.
'"rhe Neues Wiener journal was conhs-
Gated this evening for publishing tcle-
grams as 20 the occurrence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

Captain Henry s. Redheld, Adjutan;
First Regiment.
Captain George =. Newton, Past Com
mander Hartford city Guard
The press Is represented by a. w. Green
for the Hartford COurant. and L. j.. Park
hurst for the Hartford Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

on motion two suhcowm'ffeo7 were an
uointod with mower % acf-ono fo nro-
,,fdo "a SURGICAL room af fho Aimsnonse.
ara the other 20 eoo that certain eNca-
voffng and oradl0e ls done
Tho Superintendent called attention or
tho committee 20 tho imnor'a nee 0f max.
ing an inspection on hoin hllns ~"
i,,.itoH thoro 20 40 so m an early date.
on motion of Mr.. rfohson II WIS de.
cided 10 make the trim next Saturo4y az
3 O'Clock. The committee then ADJOURN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

BELLAGRE. o.. Sept. 2o.-After a two.
months shutdown and expending hair
a million dollars Tor The erection or
he Reilolre steel Company started tho
niant to-day giving employment TO so
mon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
RANCE OF rHEKMoMErER.

The readings Of tho thermometer yes
terday In Richmond were as follows: .
A NJ 6. n NJ. 81. 3 Il. NJ. s.: Z. ~,
G.. . =. ~. &C. u NJ. 81 Average. G. 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

Hei.sA 20 be Only second to Daniel as
.....r In.In.ln., Al.n annnL

ROYDTON. VA. Sept. 0.-speclal-A
large crowd was present at court to-day
and were addressed hy A. J. Montague
candidate for AttOrney-General
His speech was a w7rnifcent effort and
ELECTED great applause TIE is said by
many here % he srarooiv inferior as an
orator 20 John W Daniel
D. o. Egglest0n. candidate for the Sem
ate. attended court and addressed the
people upon the issues OF the day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21
Nini.ferto Ecuador

WASHINGTON. Sept. N.-The Presi-
dent to-day appointed BAD J. Sampson
~ Arizona Minister 10 Ecuador.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

were loud calls for Swanson and James.
The latter gentleman appeared and ex-
pressed thanks. but declined 10 speak.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-21

The Senator closed his address BY re-
ferring 10 his record. He said he had
perhaps made mistakes. and that a man
who has not made mistakes has not
made anything. Tie declared that the
only reason there was a POpulist party
to-day. Is that Democrats have not stuck
10 the principles Of their party In the
past.
He closed by saying the Democratic
party now stands for an income tax,
for America VS. England. for the ancient
money OF our fathers. FOR peoples against
taxes.
After SenaiGE Daniel sat down there