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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-07-29
Certainly, Migrate Here.

SUMMIT, N. j., July 26, 1898.
EDITOR CHRONICLE My attention has
been called to an editorial in your issue
of the 22nd inst, concerning the troubles
telephone subscribers have to contend
with in Summit. I am not surprised
that the party who had decided to locate
here promptly changed his plans and
leased property in Morristown when the
officials of this place attempted to force
the Telephone Co to give more in the
way of free telephones and lay more
conduits in proportion to the size of the
town than were required either in Nor
ristown or the Oranges. I have given
the matter careful consideration, and
while, under ordinary circumstances,
would naturally stand up for my adopted
home, still | feel in the present instance
that those who are in control of the
affairs here have blundered, and their
course is sure to hurt its growth and
development. Many of the commuters,
who Comprise large proportion of the
population of Summit, are at the head of
business houses in New York. and it is
important that they have telephone
communication with the same. This
myself, in common with other New York
merchants residing here, must have, or
we will be obliged to remove elsewhere.
have heard our high tax rate unfavor-
ably commented upon, and now should
we be compelled to forego a telephone
exchange with long distance connections,
it would seem to me that some of us who
believe in fair treatment for all, should
migrate and why not to Morristown?
Very truly yours,
SUMMIT COMMUTER,
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AT The FRONT.
Letters to Friends and Others at Home
that Always Interests Us.
JACKSONVILLE. July 25. {


JACKSONVILLE, July 25. {
DEAR CHRONICLE This has been an
uneventful week. Nothing much has
occurred besides drills and dress parades.
This climate is affecting the Morristown
boys in true Southern style. They say,
1--WE don't get lazy, but just SO tired that
we find it hard work to do anything,
even to writing letters Holloway and
Letcher were the first of the Morristown
recruits to do guard duty down here,
which was on Wednesday. Thursday
Will Mack was on guard. To-day, Sun
day, George Berry is supernumerary
guard.
John Dempsey is with Company g at
the rifle range, which is little way
from camp. They are having rifle prac-
tice and are camping out there with the
shelter tents, which accommodate two
men each.
j. Sutton has spent the week at the
regimental commissary, distributing
rations to the different companies, and
William Hayes is still holding the fort
at the cook house, which position he fills
very commercially.
There is no prospect at present of our
leaving here very soon, as two of our
companies went home on furlough last
night. The O.. S. torpedo boat Mckee
had been here for few days for repairs
1t has two torpedo tubes, two Hotchkiss
one pound rapid-fre guns and compile
ment of fourteen men. 1t left Saturday
afternoon for Key West.
James Babcock has established for
himself barber shop in the shade of the
cook tent, where the company boys get
shaved. Jim's efforts are appreciated
very much, for his prices are SO that any
one can have work done whether they
have money or not, as a thank you
pays for all.
The Epworth League of Trinity NJ. E
Church of Jacksonville gave a reception
Friday evening TO all soldier Epworth.
ians, which several of us took advantage
of, and we found the Southerners very
cordial and entertaining and enjoyed the
evening very much.
Frank Holloway was disturbed in his
sIeer Friday night by sliding from hi
I ten, into the company strees, caused b
some exterior power, and as several o.
our boys attended ball the same even
ing, arriving in camp rather late, hi
thinks they had something to do witt
his sliding. OF course, it is all shroudet
in mystery, as all Frank could see were
dark objects diving into tents. Alber
Trowbridge is on few days furlougE
and is taking trip through Southern
Florida. The boys all send there bes
regards to friends and relatives at home
CHARLES E. LETcHER,
Co. M, I'd Regt. N. G. N. J.
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SUMMIT CoMMUTER.
The court has denied the right of the

The court has denied the right of the
toll road companies to collect toll from
wheelmen under their charter, and in
case the moss-backed pike keeper Z
calmly refuses to openthe gates, and the
rider has to descend from his steed and
his dignity and crawl ignominiously
under the bar, trailing his mount after
him. The recent decision contains pro-
vision that any toll gatherer who shall
unnecessarily hinder or delay a traveller,
or collect more toll than the charter
authorizes, shall be liable to suit for
$40 and costs at the hands of the indi-
vidual SO delayed or hindered. the money
to go to the latter. It is well that wheel
men, as well as gate keepers, throughout
New Jersey should bear these facts IN
mind.
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GOLF.
appreciatiol

The Morris County Team Defeated by One
Point at Tuxedo.
The team of the Morris County Club
visited Tuxedo Park last Saturday for a
match with the team of the Tuxedo Golf
Club and were beaten, though by only
one point. The game was peculiar, in
that each winning match counted but
one point for the successful player, no
record being kept of the number of holes
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The Baptist Church Sunday school
will make an excursion to Silver Spring
Grove, the new picnic resort at Lake
Hopatcong, on Tuesday, August 9
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D or lost, The scores were:


The heavy rain last week seriously
damaged the Park Club golf links at
Plainfield
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Mrs. Phoebe Doty celebrated her tooth
birthday on Wednesday at the old Doty
homestead, near Summit.
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Wbitebaa Sermiuns.
Neue Ginfabrt mad gteu gorf pia
y. 4 .. 8. W. &'D.-l1n=
erret6te 6aciIitGten.

Wbitsbau Serminus, bic neue Sin.
fabrt nod Nep 9ort. bie am Woutaq
ben 10. Suli Dia Der Baltimore, Obio
unb Stibweitliben Babn er6Hnet
tuurbe. ift bic gelegenife Station mad
alien Sbeilen ber Stabt Stem Oort unb
8rO0tIpn. Dieter terminus ifi an
Der South Serrp, 6ltlid bon Der 8at,
terp unb bon bier aus unter bemieIbeu
Sa6e tuerben gerbinbunsen gema1t
nit ben 3asen Der 3weiten, Sritten,
Se6ften uub Neunten Woenue God.
babn; nit benen Der 8roabmap, So.
lumbus uub 2eriugton Nuenue @abeI.
liuien; SHs unb Wefieite Ringbabs
men Der pferbebabnlinien; South.
Gerrp; Staten Sslanb sSerrp; 5amil.
ton aDenue anb SO. Strabe (Broof.
IpH) Gerrp.
8auft Cure Sideia mad glem BORT
iiber bie 3. & 8. 8. %. R'p unb Sbr
entgebt allen unbeauemIibteiten.
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Cine n.erfsutirSiae @ettuaa.

5rau Mi9ael Curtain in 9lainfidb,
Sulnois, beri6tet. baB iie ii6 erfdltet
bate. baB fid btes auf bic 9ungen leete
llno oaB iie ettpa einen Monat lang bon
ibrem Gamilienar5te bebanbelt tpurbe.
babel aber INNER i9limmer tpurbe.
9eriel6e ia9te ibr idlieslid, baB iie elm
rettun9sloies Spfer Der
9 d min D u DIT iei unb baB ibr
feline Mebicin mebr belfen fbnne. Sbr
apotbefer empfubl ibr aber Or. 9inss
Neue gntbeduns fir S6winolu9t, Iie
faufte cine Sluide ana 1i6On mad Dem
@ebraude Der eriten 9Oiis nerlplrte iie
gu jbrem gntSiiden tueientlide 8eiIes
rRng. Sic iebte ben @ebrau6 fort uub
na6bem iie feds 6laiden einsenommen
bate, befano iie ii9 selunb unb muuter.
SEPT perri6tet iie ale ibre Sausarbeit
ielbft unb fiiblt iib 70 tuobl tuie nur le
5uuor. Sreie 8rObeFaI9en bieIer grOB.
artisen @ebicin gu baben in Der gpot6e te
BON S. &alteper & Gobu. Resuldre
Sr6Be so Gents unb $1.O0.
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- Der tOolfrante sreiie st pre.
mtsrminifer @labfone In 6amarben
bat fb iest enbIi9 baau entf@Iofeu,
bic Jeber aus Der Sanb su Iesea unb
auf 6te gesubigune feiner 6elbitbto'
graphic 3it peraicbten. Sn einsm S9rei'
ben on bte 9erausgebsr feiner berfdis.
benen Werte, bas In iebr reReutrtem
Zone gebaltea 1T, confatirt er, baB er
ntbt mebr I'm Stanbe iei, au fbreiben
ober au lefen. gr fhat isbl feline
MuBefunben bamit aus, baB er sGrts
li9e @bi@iebsbriefe an feline aItea
Grennbe bittirt. Sn einsm bieier
Yriefe fagt er: .Obne 3meifel babe
Id In ben leBten feds Monaten piel ge.
lttten. Saaegen muB absr aud III
3e9nung gebradt perben. saB Id in
ben borausgegangenen IA Sabren
fait gang i9meraIos eebliebeu bin."
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- NuS 2onb0n tuirb beri9tet: Das
tosHXA SO Q2oS4.troI ..,S4 GN...rGy.S

- Mu8 2onbDn iDiro beli6tet: DaS
8erudbt, baB pertusal nit Oeufd1lanb
beshgIi9 Der DeIagna '8ai cotetiirt, III
smor in Abrebe gefiellt norben, bod
lin geniigene @runb porbanben, gna
Lamb 3u peranlaReu, IN 2ifGbon has
ri!ber G1Euubi9uHgen yiE;uaieben, wos
8oupsrneut Alouqaerque's @easn,
mart Ia Berlin 81 bebeuten babe. Giele
Grtuubisunsen finb auf 8eranlaRuna
bes Golonial 5efretdrs Chamberlain
eineesogen uorben ltnb batten eine au.
frieheafeaenbe NutaoIt bon ter por.
tugieRi9en &egieruug i'm @efolge. -
Set beu bertbmteh Selegrau1R bes
beutI6en &aiIers on prdRbent ara.
ger be9t @bamberIain Ben feaen @Iau.
ben, baB Geutfblanb bic 5nrtbauer
Der unabb1ngiateit ber 8ranspaal,
Hepublit gu einsm She'll Der politif
be8 beutf9en &ei6es gemo6t babe.
Wenu bies Der Gal 1T, mag es por
2ansem su elmer @DlIifon apif6en
@nglanb unb 9euti@lanb tommen,
aumal es In 2onbon cine befdIoRens
SADIE 1T, boB bic 8peren, Repnblit In.
nerbaIb Der nd9fen suei Sabre au
erifitren aufb6ren tnuB. 9as if gban,,
berIain's ppiitit unb CT nia bic Delas
goa 8ai in britiI9eu 6dnben feben,
ebe bieie 3eit fomut. Sails portugal
nidt uertaufen mill, iol baS britii1e
gabinet einen Gtreit bonn 3aune bres
den unb als Preis far ben Rries ben
plaB einfa9 befeBen. Sobalb bic
ariegswOlfeu am 6iili@en 6immel
(@bina) ii9 einisermaBen ber3ogen
baben, wirb bie 6ransbaal 9elagDa,
Bai Grase In ben 8orbersrunb gef6os
ben tuerbeu. Ob Deuiidlanb GrOB.
britaunien's BIdne rubig ssi9eben
laRen pirb, TT aaerbings fart su bee
aueiFeIu.
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Is. 9apiteG.

Siini3ig @renabiere pom 3tesiment
sarone" uerfolsten ben na9 alter lpa
niider @epilOgenbeit re6t i9le6t ses
baltenen Me9, ber our6 cine 8eibe
fru6tbarer, 9artendbnli9er Gbater Iim
BON gribuesa mad @uabalajara bins
aiebt. Gs mar Die abtbeiluna, ma6e
Der 0er3og con @enbome als ges
bednng benz ibm bur6 alameoa auaes
fiinoigten lGelotransporte entgesen
ididte.
&n Der Spiee ritten Smei Sffi,iere !:
Der lieutenant p. 9uIiac unb Ser aas
pitdn 2resbarbD. Grlterer befebli9te
bic tleine 3ruppe, uno Der aapitau,
oer seraOe uidts 9eHere8 81 fbuu
hattie, wollte ieinein neu9ewonnenen
SSreunoe bis gu Der SonSa Se los @abal.
leroS bas @eleite gebeu.
ggHas baben sic nur ieet wieber,
BarCn?" fraste 2resbarbD, bag sic
10 iinlter oareiu Idauen? 0eute Wors
gen ma6ten sic oo6 elm 9anS peraniies
les @eIidt, als Der Wlajor Shneti BEN
gefebl bes Generals ii6erbradte, oieie
flelne Grpeoition Sn leitenI4
sd erpiauo babel eiit Gefilbl Der
Grleihterun9, als idl barat ba6te, baB
es mir uuf Sieie 0eile erlpart bliebe,
oem Gintreffea uniereS neuen Sbers
iten, bieies @rafen .. Nangis, BET,
3nmobnen, Der mir meinen autbeil am
ir6iIfen Slid seltoblen bat. ggas
nust mir bas aber? 9lah meiner 0uGs
tebr muB i9 ia bod bieiem Mann
9egeuiiber treten, ben i'd bon GAMER
Seele balie, uno bem id naH ben Bors
f6riften Der DisSiplin @eboriam I6ul,
big bin. gio6 ba3u be9leitet i'm ia Die
6rau, nod Der nod INNER bas 9an3e
Sebnen meines tbUri6ten 6ersens
itebt. @abrbaftig, Sapitau, mir fpare
better, menn jeet binter oielen 8dumen
iraeuo elm Stroudoieb auf mid lauerte
uno mir 6urh cine noblge;ielte au9el
bic Radtebr in 6as Eager uub alle bic
9eiben, melde meiner bort parteu, ers
ipartel"
sd meiB, i'd weiB; Sie buben mil
ia 6iele traurige 9eldi6te erjdblt.
9Bnnen sic Senn gar nidt pergeiienf
es sibt bier in Spanien 10 piele id6ne
6rauen-es brauGt nift 9erace bic
Miarquiie n. Wlanooiiin 3u iein, oiG
bier aller gSelt Den 4opf oer6rebt.
sd tenue pieie 8rau geniiseub.
slls mir ms bier gum erIteu Dial tuie'
Der iabeHt that lie slpar. ais ob iie
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Die 2Racherilo.
9iRoriiaer aoman sun FAIL MaDalia
(SprtIebuns).

(SDrtieBune).
punb mann beabii6tisea Sie dbSue
reiien?"
puebermorgen.
nSObalb idon?"
nSiesen @ie balb uub febren sic
als Triltmpbator nod 8eriailles sus
rid. Sd fuerbe unterbeiien BORT 9or>
beerfrdn3e fit sic pinben, ent9senete
slrmanbe nit einem uerbeiBun98uollen
0lid.
~@eroe i'd 9ie menisitens mor9en
nod ieben?"
sDas miro iduerlid nUslid iein;
Die 8orbereituusen 3ur 8eiie-"
ngiein, neiu, piberiette er lid.
rObne eiu leetes abidiebswurt laiie
i'd sic ni6t siebenl"
Sic idien einen glu9enblid nads
suoenten. Damn fraete iie, i9on unter
sem 8orbans itebeno. bur9 ben lie
uorbin ein9etreten mar: n9eunen sic
Die Sonba (@altbau8) be los @aballe~
ros, balbmess 5miiden bier unb @uabas
lajara?"
sd babe barin auf benz Maride
hierber iiberna9tet.
pDort pflest @lles ein3ufebren, mas
uoriiberfommt; aud id 9ebente bort
mad meiner 9breile bic erlte Ralt 3u
balten. @s 1T natiirli9 fein Srt, mo
bic Mlarquiie b. @iaubuiiiu Monieigs
neur, ben Sersos pOn 8enoonle,
empfanseu f6nnte, Tim ibm elm lettes
eebeuobl gu iasen. @enn aber etipa
elm Soloat-ein @beuaule9er ober elm
Drasoner-rllir bortbin ein Sdmude
ittid Suriidbrddte, ba8 id irsenomo
perlor, 10"
Sie beenoete ben Sat nidt, ionbern
itreifte zines Ser slrmbdnber ab, bic
lie trus, unO lieB es'ouf bic Grbe fals
len.
Der @eneral liiir5te barouf sn, i'm
es auf5uheben, Obne 3u abnen, baB in
oieiem 9lueenblid elm unlidtbares
gaes Tim i'm sulammenge3osen wurbe.
8ielleidt uGre inn cine &bnun9 Der
Wabrbeit aufgesansen, menn er oen
slnsbrud Ser 8era6tuns unb Ser
Orobuus battle eeipabren f6nnen, ben
bic bewesliden 53ii9e slrmanoes wab.
reno oeiien trusen.
Sls er ii6 wieber auiri9tete, mar
Tie bereits pcridwuuoen.
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Cinderella Sdub Yalait.

gergebt uidt. baB mir unferen
Store nod 9}O. 2O7 2tlaunsV Vlasa,
3mei 6dufer iabli6 BON uniersm frti.
beren @eiddftsbauie, berIeet babeu,
ND mir ole unfere alien Runben tpie.
ber3uieben bofen unb nod pieIe neue
basu. ba MIR nit ben beiten Waaren
bienen tbnneu. llnIer Store 1T gans
neu eiugeridtet, gut bsntiIirt unb lebr
bell. aommt unb fattet uns eiuen
Seiu6 ab, uenu Sbr aud ni9t ge.
rabe gu taufea panfdt.
6. 8aum,
@iaberelIa g 9ub.palafi,
207 alamo pIa3a.
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&wf per 3etSe.

Wenu man fid auf ber &eiie befin.
oet-etnerlst. Oh es ficb um eine folde
3ur Grbolung ober In @eifdfien ban,
belt, 10 nebme man cine Glaide 6ei'
aen' Spfnp nit. bena berfelbe wirft
b69ii angenebm auf bic 0isren, bic
9eber nnb bic gingeweibe, inbem er
Gieber perbinbert. tOmie RopFmeb unb
anbere Grtrantungs' 6ormen. 3u ba.
ben In 50@entssGlai6en bnr4 ale Ieis
tenben apotbeter. 6abricirt uur bon
ber California Fig Syrup co..
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- 5sit 8erbfentIi9ung ber 8ot.
i6aft bes prdRbenten McainIep lit In
6rantrei9 bic 5timmuns eine ben
Ser. Staaten entI6ieben feinblihe ae.
morbsn. Mcainlsp uirb nit pontius
pilatus bereIi9en uab mon tpirft benz
GougreKe GreibeutergeIafe Dor. BITE fif
tiber tur3 Ooer lang aud auf bic Colo,
MEN anberer Qdnber aIs Spanieu er.
iireden t6unten. Sn ben Resieruugs,
Ood8 In ben 6dfen berrfbt fiebsrbaftt
Sbdtigteit.
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- Der cJe6ifde 9euti8eubaB bat
f6 aud bel ber biesidbrIaeu Offer.
4usheauns bes 8unhDereius In praa
brett gemabt. Dem AusReauugsaus.
i6uB eebbren 3umeiii css6iide abeIiss
on. 60 iFt es benn setommen, baB
bas berGbmte bon 2euba9 gemaIte
pOrtrait WOmmien's surildgeuieIeu
tuurbe, neil, 10 beibt eS In ber BE,
srhnbung. prOfeRor MOmmfen In lei.
mem befannten 8risfe an bic Wiener
rReue 6reie PreHe" bonn 0opember
1897 tlber bic Spra6enfrase, bic @se.
den beIeibigt babe.
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0ie Q6uioiu. @eoeutiu gbriliin,

- Die H6nigiitsNegertin @briliine
bon Spaniea bat ibrem 9ofaauie Ct.
tIdrt, baB fie es Dor3ieben tuerbe, absu.
baaten, oIs gu buIben. bob bic gbre
uab Ddrbe Spanieus ben geriugfeu
MafsI bauontrags.
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gopleD'e Negifter,

Wlamo plaaa, Saloon erlter RIaiie.
Die beiten straight" uuS mixed
Erint8 In Der Gta6t.
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Wattbtes Srns. Tleiidber

NO. 507 Of'6ouit nsStrass.
Rur bas porsasIi6fe Rinbs, Sdot.
unb S6meinefeif1.
Spe5ialitdt: Sunsss StaIbfeilb.
aae 4rten bon @urb, S6intsa.
3unge, S6maIs &C.
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HonluaiiMer Warfen

Su @erbinoung nit benz .part
ifebt Q aD t b Me n d's
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ber pra6tDolle GrempIare Der Sbier.
melt, fpeciell bsr iegauii6en, aufweilt.
Niemaub iolIte Derfeblen. benieIben au
beR9tigsn. Die gr6Bte atiratiiou, bic
San Mntonio aufauweiien bot.
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- Iu9 ber Mib ma6t feline Stu.
bisn In Der S9uie bes 2ebens.
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- Bel man6en ilt cine 3psite 6ei.
ratb erii cine 2iebesbeiratb.
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Dieter angeuebms gart ftebt 2ogen,
gereiueu uHb Gamilien sur MbbaItung
Don Nicnics &C. 5ur 8erfasune.
8efu6ern pirb ale nur begtbare
Aufmertiamfeit ermiefsu.
Jebeu Sountag Nadmittae
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WrDRes Vret 8unsert,

aussefhbrt bon Der oolI3dsIaeu
Wilit6rs aapeIle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
COL. BRYAN'S SICKNESS.
Suffering from Low Fcver-Mrs' Bryan
Called To His Bedside.

WASHINGTON. Sept G.-Colonel VII
liam j. Bryan. of the Third Nebraska, Is
sun confined to bed at the home OF ms
friend. j. Bride. lie is suffering from an
attack OF low fever but his physicians
do not regard his condition as serious or
alarming. and believe that with rest ana
o,,iet his nationt fn a few days will have
recovered fully.
Nrs. Bryan vas informed OF her hus-
bands illness. but not until tonight did
Colonel Bryan know she was coming 10
Washington.
KANSAS CITY. MO, Sept. IA spec
fal 10 the Times from Lincoln. Neb-, says .
Mrs. Winam Jennings Bryan received
a telegram to-day calling her 10 the bed
side of her husband. Colonel Bryan, who
Is sick in washington. The message sent
by Mr. Bryan gave no indication Of the
seriousness OF the Coloneis illness. She
departed for Washington this evening.
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REPUBLICANS IN FORCE.
Big Gathering i'm Washington-Chair'
man Hnll i Confident.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Sept; 2I.-spe-
ciaL-Quite a large number OF kepuoh-
cans are in the city tonight, but All are
extremely reticent in regard 10 what Is
going on or the cause OF the gathering. q,
Colonel Brady came W from hicnmoha
Yesterday and to-day Judge Waddlll ar
rived. Others who came IN to-day We're
George h. Bowden. n. y. Nichols, General
V d. Groner. Major r q. BANKS anu
Flovd Hughes, OF Norfolk, ;. l.. bur
roughs. OF Portsmouth; Fred. Eeaa. OF
Newport News: 5. Brown Allen. OF staun-
ton. Morgan Treat. Of West Point; X l.
Hubard. OF Buckingham: James II. Hen
derlitt, OF Acc0mac county, ana = l.
Barksdale. of Danyile. - ~.
bift. lie said tonight that Chairman
HUH had told him the administration ,,i
would stand by his Qtulls) - DECISION III
regard 10 the Second district NOMINATION.,
Or wise said Chairman Hanna had told
n friend OF his that there was no appear
from The Congressional Commltee 20 VA,
Netio1al Committee. and that he would
not consider the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
ATTACKS UPON
ARMY OF FRANCE.
Preparations Made to Suppress Any
Arising from the Decision to Re-
wise the Dreyfus Case.

PARIS. Sept 27-At Cabinet meeting
held to-day. at which N. Faure. the
President Of France. presided the Minis
ter OF Justice, communicated 20 those
present the letter he had addressed 70
the Court OF Cessation, In which he sub
snitted a request for the revision Of the
Dreylus case.
The Minister also read a circular, which
he had caused to be sent 10 the
public prosecutors throughout the coun-
Try. instructins them 10 energeticaliy
suppress attacks upon the army
The Righ,ist senators and deputies at
meetings held to-day passed resolutions
derouncng the revision.
A deputation Of twelve members Of the
Right party was appointed to present the
resolutions 20 President Faure, but he
refused 10 receive the deputation on the
ground that the procedure was unconsti-
tutionais
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.
Demand for To-Day's Convention 20
Endorse the Chicago Platform.

sYCARUsE, y. Y. Sept. 27.-The ar.
rival Of the Tammany Hall delegation
late this afternoon. with Richard Croker
az it's head was the event OF the day
mere. and about IL all the convention
news centered.
The mass-meeting OF Chicago platform
Democrats al the Alhambra tonight Wal
attended hy about 1900 people, who mani.
tested a hearty approval OF the senti
ments expressed 10y the speakers.
These were I'm erect that the silver ele.
ment OF the party would demand OF IN.
convention tomorrow that tne Chicago
platform be unequivocally affirmed, and
men placed IN nomination who voted foj
Bryan and SeWall.