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The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-12-24

of the K. b. last Thursday night at the residence
Butte street.
Mr.. Samuel Haas of Baltimore, was in the city
last Friday.
Mr.. w. Hamburger has returned from short trip
to Baltimore.
public meeting held last Sunday afternoon,
when the faithful and untring secretary, Mrs. Max
Pincus filed her report with the president to the
proceeds of the Hebrew Fair held in this city last
month from the 9Th to the 3Oth inclusive The
ladies feel proud of their rk, having realized the
goodly sum of 81 900, which will be used towards
the erection of temple
The strangers in the city this week were Messrs.
S, Levine, S. Stern L. Benedict, New York; Henry
Abram, Richmond; Samuel Enstcin, Cincinnati; Sol
Bloch, N Gundershemer, Baltimore.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-12-24
horfolk News.

Miss Emma Hess the seventy fve-doar BIZ
cycle the closing night of the Catholic Orphans
Fair last week
Miss Dalsimer Of Philadelphia, who the guest
of Mrs. Aaron Seldner Holt street, left for
home last Wednesday.
The Clannukah entertainment by the children of
Bethel Sunday School took place last Sunday at the
synagogue Cumberland street. The exercises
very interesting and instructive and under
the supervision of Rev Dr. Benmosche, rabbi of the
congregation.
Mrs. Amelia Strauss, who has been quite indis-
posed, is convalescent.
Miss Rae Hirsch, who the guest of Miss Rosa
lie Held while in Richmond has left for Gordonsville.
Mrs. A. T. Hofheimer and daughter, Miss Mabel,
visiting relatives in Washington D. c.
The Sunday school children of Ohev Sholem tenn
pie rehearing for Channukah entert anment un-
der the instruction of Mrs. D. E. Levy to be given
the last day of the festival December Goth There
y-three children attending Sunday school this
session, with Rev. DR.. B. Eberson superintendent;
Mrs. Max Pncus and Mrs Sieg. Moritz, principals;
Misses Emma Hess Minnie Mortz, Jennye Mortz,
Rae Hirsch, and Rebecca Salomonsky, teachers.
Miss R. Salomonsky is in Richmond the guest of
Miss Sarah Simon, on Grove avenue
Mrs. Aaron B. Seldner spent few days in Pha-
delphia last week, the guest of her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Lauchheimer
Miss Jessie Moritz is in Richmond, the guest of
Miss Eta Syce.
Mrs. William Unger and two children and Mrs
Max Borg of New York, visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs S. Frank, on Main street
Mrs. Isaac Moritz and daughter, Miss Rosa re-
turned home last Friday, after pleasant visit to
Mrs. Sarah Haas in Baltimore.
Mr. Moses Westhemer of Philadelphia spent a
few days in Norfolk last week
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turned from short trip to Baltimore
Miss Dora Muhlbe1g. of Savannah Ca, who was
the guest of Miss Irene Brandt, Bank street, left
for home last Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Stern entertained the members
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-20
NO CHOICE AT OLYMPIA.
Senator Squire's Successor Is Not as
Yet Selected.

Senator Squtre's Successor Is Not as
Yet Selected.
OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. ia confer
ence of fusion members Of the legisla-
ture to discuss the senatorial situation
was held today in the capitol building
behind closed doors. Sixty-nine out of
eighty-six fusionists were present, and
after a lengthy discussion, 1t was de-
clded to issue a call for a caucus for
Wednesday night. The sttpulations
for a caucus, however, will probably
prevent one being held. Instead of
making the caucus, If a majority Of
the caucus, flfty-seven members Of the
legislature, aff1x their signatures to
the call, the middle Of the road Popu-
lists insisted on seventy-five signatures
before it Is effective, and that forty
four votes will be necessary to secure
the nomination of any candidate. The
middle Of the readers were supported
by Senator Squire's forces in the sue
Cessful proposition, while Judge Tur-
ner's supporters opposed it. The house
has unseated a Republican member
and seated the Populist contestant,
which gives the Populists a majority
of one on joint ballot
The first ballot for United States
senator today resulted: Senate-Denny
Rep), 1S; Daniels Pop.), 10; Turner
lS1lver Rep.), Strange Pop.) 2; Rev
Davis and Baker Pop.), I each. House
Kline Pop.), 9; Turner, H. Winsor
Pop9, 10; Cation Oem), 4; Baker, 5;
Denny, II; Mrs. Hobart, 1; Daniels. 4;
Foss, Range, Andrews, Witt, Newell,
Van Patton, Thompson, Populists, /
each; Squire, Silver Republican, 8;
Roger Pop), 8; McReady (Pop.), 8.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-20
DENIES HE HAS EVER SAID HE
WOULD APPOINT MARK
HANNA.
is IN NO HURRY ANYWAY.
SENATOR SHERMAN, THE GOVERNOR
THINKS, MAY POSSIBLY CHANGE
HIS MIND,
To the Mind of the Ohio Executive
Is Not Only Unwise, But Quite
Unnecessary.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Gov Asa S.
Bushnell, of Ohio, is still in New York,
and has not decided to appoint Mark
Hanna to fill the unexpired term Of
Senator John Sherman, when the latter
resigns to become secretary Of state
Murat Halstead saw the governor at
the hotel last Sunday and the former
then went to Cleveland where he gave
cut an interview to the effect that Gov.
Bushnell said he would appoint Mr..
Hanna for the short term and then let
him fight 1t out for reelection, a year
hence. To reporter the governor said
today:
II was astonished to read Mr. Hal
stead's interview given in Cleveland. He
saw me Sunday morning and not Sum
day evening, as he said. He said to
me in a frank way, IF I were you, gov
erEor, 1 would appoint Hanna for the
unexpired term and then let him fight
1t out for reelection 1 answered to
the effect that 1 had not decided and
would not decide what 1 would do until
Senator John Sherman resigned.
made the same answers to Mr.. Hal
stead that l made to an interviewer
last Saturday, which was that 1 had
not decided and would not until the
time came to act"
Now, Mr.. Halstead, by some strange
mental process, quotes himself in his
conversation with me, and gives me
credit for saying it. 1 wish distinctly
and categorically to deny ever saying
that I would appoint Mr.. Hanna or
any other man to succeed Senator John
Sherman.
I'm the first place, the senator may
change his mind about going into the
cabinet and never resign. I shall not
be foolish enough to cross a bridge be-
fore L reach it. l notice, too, that some
one says below Mr.. Halstead's inter
view that will not call an extra ses-
sion to elect Mr.. Sherman's successor
rather than appoint, owing to the large
expense it would be to the state. The
expense would be comparatively moth
ing. So the cost of calling an extra ses-
sion does not enter into the question
at all. One thing Is sure, 1 will not
make up my mind to appoint Mr.. Sher-
mans successor until he resigns. He
may change his mind before March T.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-20
WE LEH ELECTS TO FISH RATHER
THAN TO CONTINUE CUTTING
BAIT.
ON HIS WAY TO THE FRONT.
UNLESS A SIGNAL VICTORY ia
ACHIEVED HIS RECALL WILL
FOLLOW.
GOMEZ Is THE OBJECTIVE POINT
The Captain General Homes to CJear
Havana Province and Then At
tack the Insurgent Leader,

HAVANA, Jan. 19-At O'Clock this
morning Capt. Gen. WeyIer, accom-
panied by his son, aides-de-camp, Chief
Of Staff Escribano, Col. Dominguez
Gov. Porrue and the chief of police.
left the palace in a coach, going by the
highway to Luyano and escorted by
tVe squadrons of cavalry. 1t is thought
the captain generals intention is to
concentrate the Spanish forces on the
outskirts Of this CITY, and, it is be-
l1eved, to advance with them eastward
and endeavor to compel the insurgents
TO evacuate Havan province, prepara-
tory, possibly, to pushing further east
Ward to meet the insurgent army under
Maxine Gomez. The opponents of Gen.
Weyler say that If he returns to Ha-
vana again without having accom-
plished something definite, his recall
Will follow almost Immediately.
Advices received here from Puerto
Principe say that Sonora Gabriela Va
rena, the widow of the insurgent leader
Miranda, and Sonora Eva, wife of the
insurgent leader Allegrando Rodriguez.
have been imprisoned by order Of the
governor of that province. Rodriguez
Is naturalized American citizen. The
women are charged with being cOmpro-
missed in political conspiracy.
The insurgents attacked and entered
Flacetas on Jan. II at s o'clock in the
evening, believing that only the usual
garrison was in the town, but the bat
talon of Pavia had arrived without
being seen. The fort opened fire on
the invaders and soon there was a gen
eral melee and the united Spanish
forces compelled the insurgents to give
w. ft01- oIn
they were dislodged from the houses.
the insurgents still made a determined
stand at several points and it was two
hours before they retreated, leaving
six killed in the street and CARRYING
away their wounded. The troops had
seven wounded and the three country
men killed. A lady and her baby were
also wounded.
Sixteen persons arrested as suspects
have been sent to Remedies.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-20
Mr.. LORIMER PULLED OUT.
ALL OTHER CANDIDATES SWEPT
OFF THEIR FEET BY THE
MOVE.
Outcome of the Bitter Fight a Dis
tinct Victory for the Mckinley
Contingent.
Senators Elected Yesterday

Arkansas j. n. Jones Cd
Colorado Henry Nj. Teller (P)
Delaware Richard Kenny Cd
Indiana Charles X. Fairbanks R)
/ Missouri George G. Vest Cd
N. Ha'shire Jacob III. GaIIinger (R)
New York Thomas C. PIatt (R1
North Dakota H. c. HansbrOugh (R)
Pennsylvania Boise Penrose (R)
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Jan, lex
Congressman William E. Mason was
nominated for United States senator at
the Republican joint caucus tonight, af-
ter one of the most bitterly fought bat
ties in the history of the Republican
party in Illinois. Although he had been
canvassing the state as q senatorial
candidate for two years, Mr.. Mason's
selection was regarded by machine
politicians as an impossibility up to
within two hours of the time of his tri-
umphant and unanimous nomination,
the choice being the result of the sud
den withdrawal from the race of Con
gresham William Lorimer, who had
held the almost solid vote Of Chicago
and Cook county.
The contest had been so long drawn
out and the battle so fierce that the
legislators were in a mood to be STAN
peoed at any moment as the hour for
the caucus drew near, and the sudden
shlftlng Of the Cook county forces to
Mason carried the other candidates off
their feet. The tide turned towards
the ex-congressman with a rush that
carried everything before it, and the
nomination was made without the most
feeble show Of opposition.
Mr.. Mason's selection was q distinct
oe1eat Tor the combination of poIiti-
clans known as the machine" and a
clear victory for the Mckinley forces
OF the state. Martin B. Madden. the
Chicago alderman, who was at the out
set the machine candidate and who IN
til a little more than a week ago seemed
to be certain Of nomination. lost his
hold on the legislators and was forced
to withdraw, largely as the result of
the belief that his selection was on
posed by the president-elect. Madden's
withdrawal was hailed by the anti
machine element as a death blow TO
the combination, but the organization
Immediately re-entered the field with
congressman Lorimer, who was re-
garded as even more of an anti-adnin-
1stration man than Madden. Lorimer
showed much strength at the start.
but his friends became discouraged to-
DAY, believing the Mckinley element Of
the state too powerful to permit their
man to win, and at a caucus of Cook
county members held at o'clock to-
night Mr.. Lorimer announced his inten-
ton to abandon the fight and throw
MS strength to Mason. A stampede to
the ex-congressman followed.
When the joint caucus assembled II,
the state house at o'clock evervbodv v