Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
,.r,n,ont Quietly discussed the secretary's

,,or,roep+ ouietlv discussed the Secretary /
order TO day. ,,or,ero ., said |
1T is a clever piece OF Algerlsli ,,,,,@'nt |
one ats meaning is as clear as SUMS I,.S' ~,
- g,'',,h,ico,, ennloYees will take adVahldso
of A and 90 home to vote without r H.,
rance We Democrats, VINO a. or,,,ltca- |
as such. would not dare 10 ihdhe a. t,ia 40 |
tion for an election leave. Even il w., - |
toi AZ ~ - 't,i t'ranted we would be marked
men INT YOU will find That shouIu "ny |
of the clerks who are marked orGe Of inc
or doubtful on the secret reCoI1 - Ne1,,
denartment apply for leave TO 80 - 49, ~
W. nr any of the doubtful states ~
30 ~ will be refused under the ue1
roont 70 the public service CLAUSE - -
sbonld they be citizens OF Slates IN
snijdiV Republican or Democratic, no o.
ssol..Gja1yS ,,iil he made for the reason lnat
y1tcir yofes viii not count in me genera
ie SSnotber clerk referred to the order as
a direct hint TO Repuoncann, epn1,S6 10
tbot thew should be patriotlc ehousn =,
90 IN their homes and vote LOT pa =, =,
Candidates. 1t IS generally SuPpo90G 49,,
the department, however, lhat tnol Son,.b
contributed literally TO the N'III n,,snd as-
iicnn campaign fund will be excused, e.
mean , I'M iF he SIM contributed was sum
irient 10 control one or more Hod''He
cor ONEI, BRYAN'S CONDITION.
.private letter received here to-day
from a close friend of Colonel Wlliiam o.
80 who is with the Colonel at sa-
vannah saws that Colonel Bryans con-
dition is more serious than is gwen ou1
i'm the press dispatches. The letter stS'1S
that Colonel Bryan is quite ILL., anu 70
threatened with an attack OF typholu-
Siil Mrs. Rrvan. who was about to
etart for Savannah, and was telesrapneu
not ~ do so. has been again wired TINS
Zinc 70 come as soon as possible III Is
oIeo stated that the Colonies mail IS ac-
cumulating so rapidly while he is III ho
e--.5tt;on oven 10 have 1t read to him.
tbat the presence of Mrs. Bryan becomes
,oooeeorv as she is familiar with IL, anu
can dispose of the larger part OF IL WIN
ont the Colonels being troubled dDouV
It at all. 1900
u THERE CONCERT OF ACTION?
A unique. and perhaps very pertinent,
diagnosis of the European SITUATION Wo'
made to-day by a well-known NirglIiiah'
who keeps posted on current events III
the worlds history. lie salu- ms
attention is being distracted by the
| Kaisers visit to Turkey, and the birth
nlacA Of the prince of Peace; by the
cars .proposition for a general disarma-
mont and Rudyard Kiplings arraignment
~ tbe man who walks like a bear Is IL
| NOT nossible that there is some concert
| of action intended TO divert attention
| from the movements of the Ihon OF
| ,pnu, of England? 1t has occurred 10
me that there is a better UNDERSTANDING
| than the world generally supposes De
tween the various grandchildren or the
| ala Ouaen. and that whilst pretending to
! be more or less at odds WIN e dch otiei
| the .Reptfe fund OF Germany, when
| bismarck is said to have originally
| created and corruption funds provided
| NV the other Powers are being used In
! France TO help tear that unhappy coun-
| try into factons-Semitic, anti-Semluc'
| military and civil-to demonstrate re-
| publican form of government to be
| failure. and destroy the menace It's sue
| cessful operation offers TO all or them'
/ In my opinion, the same powertul inter
| ests. both financial and governmental
! have been at work to cause the ehlotioilal
| Erenchmen to show antagonism TO TINS
| country. and induce our people 10 forget
| tho aid extended us In our infancy by the
| men Young republic of France. and ever
since Ly the French Government and
people"
Personal.
Colonel w. O. Shelton, Of Governor Ty-
ler's staff. is here to-day, on his return
from the Peace Jubilee at Philadelphia
! He speaks in the highest terms OF the
cordial reception and the splehdld eh't'-
| tainment accorded him and the rest of the
| eubernatorial party in Philadelphia. All
of the party enjoyed the trip greatly, and
thew return with the most pleasant recol-
Iections OF the City of Brotherly Love.
| Colonel SHELTON called at the War De-
partment on business, and had agreeable
conferences with the Secretary and Adln-
| tant- General Corbin. He will leave for
Richmond tomorrow afternoon.
NJ. X Lyon, Chester, Va; Arthur H.
Peasants Richmond; c. W. Turner, Md
dieburg Va; Rev. Job Turner, stanton
| Vast. James.
DIR. c. Barley, Fsuquier county, Va;
OHIO II. owens, T. NJ. Slaughter, Rich
mond va; c. L. Scott, j. l.. Smith,
chesapeake and Ohio railway: w. IL.
Rice. Fredericksburg. Va; C. ID. Thorn
ION. Greensboro y. c.; Rev. John L.
HYDE. winchester, Va; c. w. Forsythe,
| Front Royal, Va.-Howard House
Eugene J. Bellenot. of Richmond. Va,
is registered at the Howard House.
Al. Gray. Jr.. Richmond; w. o. Skel-
ton. Richmond; w. ID. Martin ana wiis'
Charlotte, n. c.; c. L. Smith Morganton,
| y. c.. William A. Graham, Charlotte, NJ
metropolitan.
Mr.. Carter Glass. editor Of the Lynch
burg News, is in the city on private busi-
ness.
POSTAL.
The following changes OF fourth-class
postmasters in Virginia were made to-
day: Centre Mills, Montgomery county
Mamie IL. Bandy, vice Reuben +. l0vell,
resigned; Davis. Rockbndge county, y.
n. Daniel, vice William Nice. Shaw, re-
signed; Hinesville, Pittsylvania county,
W n. Dodd. vice Belle b. Hines, re-
| moved: Lotus. Wise county, Alfred l..
GIBSON vice J. A. Toy, resigned.
ARMY ORDERS.
BY direction OF the Assistant Secretary
. of War. Private Edward Lee Rains, Hos
pitai Corps, now at the United states
General Hospital. Fort Monroe, Va, Is