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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20

IN increase Of two over that received by
him yesterday. One OF these came from
Senator Doblcr OF Baltimore city. who
left the Shaw ranks and the other from
Delegate Dryden. OF Somerset. who was
absent on the first day Of the ballotng
Major Shaws loss through the dcsertion
Of Senator Doblcr was made mp by the ac-
cession of Delegate Robinson, Of Balu-
more city. who voted Tor General Shy
rock yesterday
Senator German gained vote in the
person OF Senator Applegarih who voted
yesterday for Judge Henry Page
The outcome OF tO-days balloting was a
distinct disappointment TO Tho followers
of Judge McComas. they having confident
ly expected a gain Of At least eight
more votes than they got. These were TO
have come from Delegate Chapline. OF
Frederick. Senator PutZcl.. Of Baltimore
and the SIX who have been voting for eX-
State Senator Parran. Why the latter
did not change cannot be asccrtained.
Their failure 90 do so IS now thought 10
indicate the possible temperance Of
Postmaster-General Gary as n candidate,
as these votes are looked upon as his
when ever he wants them.
There are many who confidently expect
a "Shyrock landslide" within few days
If some one else IS not chosen within that
time
A caucus of the Republican majority
will almost certainly be held 10. morrow
night. and AN attempt viii be made TO
force the rccnicitrants into linc. Thirty
one signatures have been appended TO the
call. and il is asserted that six more
viii be added before midnight. Thirty
four are necessary 20 secure majority
OF the Republican members and senators
OF the General Assembly.
IL is stated that Postmaster General
Gary has requested his six supporters
from Southern Maryland who have voted
for The past two days for Thomas Parran
for senator 10 go into caucus and abide
by The decision Of that body
Mr. Parran is IN town tonight. and has
supplemented the request Of General Gary
with "a personal appeal TO his friends.
II Is claimed that q majority Of ihe six
have signihcd their willingness 60 do so.
Indications Of an attempt at coalition
betwpecn "the faithful eleven and the
Democratic members for the purpose of
clcctinc a. Baltimore city man are grow
ing stronger every hour. Tonight il Is
freely asserted that the only thing that
stands i'm the way Of it is the inability
of the Democratic leaders 10 get some Of
their followers 10 toe the mark and pos
sibility that some OF the eleven may re-
fuso 20 90 into the scheme.
If the coalition can bc effected and made
10 succeed the next senator from Mary
land will be either Major Alexander Shaw
or William r. Malstcr.
No Choice in Tennessee.
NASHVILLE. TENN, Jan. 10. - The
Democratic members of the Legislature
held a caucus tonight for the purpose OF
nominating a United States senator EX-
Senator Turl y. Congressman McMillin
and Governor Taylor were placed I'm non'e
nation. The first ballot was AcMillin.
20. Turlcy go. Taylor. 10. Seven ballots
were taken without essential change AMI
the caucus adjourned until tomorrow
night. FOrty-nve votes are required 10
nominate The last ballot was the same
as lie first.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
TTRGTNId REPUBLTCdNS.
Gossip About Those Appointed and Those
who Want 10 Be.


WASHINGTON y. c.. Jan 19.-Spo-
caL-Generai James A. Walker. who had
intended going tO Baltimore with M. w
a. Jones Tonight 90 attend the Confod-
crate As 0eiatiOu banquet iu honor of
Robert D.. Lee. had TO cancel his engage
men. ihIs afternoon on receipt OF a telc-
gram from his brothcr Hon. Silas H.
Walker member Of th, Virginia Leg
islafurc. saying that he would be here TO
sec him
Judge T. VI. Anderson. the new United
States District Attorney fOr the Western
District. was here to-day 10 look after
hi5 senatorial confirmation. There viii
he no hitch about 70 whatever Mr. S.
Brown Allen wishes hc could say os much
about his marsha'ship. IL was appoint Cd
The same day The President sent Alder
son namc 90 the S nate. INIT his appoint
mcut is held up iu the Judiciary Com
mitfcc IThe suh-committco that is cor,
silcring Aliens case consists Of Hoar
Suoonor and Bacon This committee viii
report 10 thc fun committee uaNt Monday.
The result will. . think hc favorable 20
Allen. although % Senator save 80 as his
cd luihing hut good. Another Senator
said 90 me. "y0u know .hc Senate is a
very independent body ara II may be that
Allen Wih Dee rejected. colonel henry
Brown. Walkers candidate. is hero ready.
in the event that Aliens confirmation
fails. 10 try again. II u.s. moro than prob
able however 80 tha President has To-
make "a new appointment DE will take
Nir H. E. Mccoy president of the DO
minion National Bank OF Bristol and
rrincinal owner of tho bank at Marion.
Ito Be- "a native of Ohio and strong ONO
frrr noes would hc brought go bear. He
hlr "a pleasant personal acquaintance
with tho President. But he stands MAJ
with Virginia Republicans and could II
+. thought ccl the marshalship ii Allen
should be dropncd, Win out ONO alu'
49,. has lived in virginia twelve years.
Tho new, district attorney. Judge Alder
SON is well ln harness having QuaHhed
,,nder Chief Justice rulers emcrEency
anpointmout before the Presidential ap-
noiutment lle lcft Danvilie ycsteIuay,
last week. ~, -
NIr George v. Bowdcn and Mr. John Is. Is.
ltfr,berlv wors among the passehEeis ch
a.. D.. eamer from Norfolk this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20

y,Itimorc Boilers Say They WIN Not be
,hipped Into ine--McComas' Prosper

whipped Into Lihe--n''"
ANNAPoLIs. MD. Jan. 19-The morn
i,- of the second day of the Senatorial
rrbf I'M the Maryland Legislature louhu
,hc .fuatIon practically unchanged as
or. surface indications 30. No material
chanre from yesterday was anticipated
1..t .he belief Is very strong that a Crisis
g. approaching. -,
pnring the early morning hours well
defined rumor became prevalent 70 inc
,nect that the national leaders OF 'he
Popublican party meant TO take hoid oil
the ficht in Maryland and apply the party
lash I'm the interest OF Judge McOoHaS'
one of the effects Of this rumor mas oeeh
90 seriously check several very lroni'ihs
bOoms.
Another story is that large Delegation
sr,m the western portion of the state In
,.hleb Iudgc McCOmas resides are On their
,,sv here aud that methods similar TO
,hoec which resulted IN the election OF
senator wellington two years ago, are to
Dc .pploy.d In the interests % the admin
sgtfatiOn candidate.
ON the other hand the eleven members
Of The House Of Delegates who arc unai-
,erablv opposed to McComas Insist that
under no circumstances can they De
brnuoht into line. Without them no Re
publican can bc elected
with their votes and those OF their
Democratic allies an election IN Joint
convention can be had or indefinitely
postponed.
To-day's ballot resulted az follows;
Nccomas. %. Shaw. n. Shyrock. 2. Mil
liken ?. BARBER G. umer 1; German. ~;
rindlsy. 2: Paran. o. Lowndcs, !; total
ia Necessary Go a choice. ~. Absent T.
The ,ote cast for Judge Mccomas shows
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
VTTyESSES ~ CONTEMPT
They Refuse to Answer Questions of the
Ohio Inquisitors.

COLUMBUS. o.. Jan. 1.-the invesu-
CATION into the charges OF bribery al the
recent election OF United States Senator
reached a crisis tonight. No matter
what may be the fnal result OF the lnVes-
tigation there will likely De several Wit
nessos arrested for contempt.
The Senate Committee last night exam
ined Samuel Pentland. Frank j. Ross. W.
+. Truesdale and Shepperd VI. Dunlao,
who then asked 10 confer with their AZ
torneys and were excused tn tonight for
that purpose. When Trey appeared to-
night. they said thar their attorneys held
that the Senate had no jurisdiction in
the INVESTIGATION of the bribery OF the
members Of the House. and had advised
them not TO answer any further questions
before the committee. They all followed
the advice of their attorneys as did Mr..
Hollcnbcck, who was not on the stand
last night.
The committee will ask the Senate TO
punish the witnesses for contempt and
give the investigators full authority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
MINISTER TO CUBA.
A BIZ To Provide for One, aud Another
for n Treaty of Peace.

WASHINGTON. January l9.-Mr WI
llams. OF Mississippi. introduced resolu-
ton in the House to-day TO provide for a
Minister OF the United States TO Cuba, as
follows.
RESOLVED. That there be. and hereby
IS. appropriated ont OF any moneys in the
Treasury Of the United states not other
wise appropriated the sum of S,V~ 10
pay the salary FOR one year Of an Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plnnpoten-
tiary TO the Republic Of Cuba
II was referred TO the Committee On
Foreign Affairs.
He also irtroduced another bill Tor
commission 10 negotiate "A treaty o. peace.
amity and commerce between the United
States and Cuba.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
BREAD RIOTS CONTINUE.
Renewed Disorder In Several italian Prov
inces.

ROME, Jan. 19-There were renewed
disorders to-day in the poor quarter OF
Ancona Capital Of the Province OF that
nae. In the Marches. which is inhabited
by Anarchists and Socialists. A number
Of men and women attempted 10 barri-
cade the streets. but the police cleared
the thoroughfares and arrested several.
Troops are securing the country, arrest
i1g suspicious bands Of tramps.
The agitation against the price of bread
is spreading 20 other towns. A crowd
assembled in front of the Town Hall az
Singagla, sixteen miles northwest Of
Ancona, and demanded relief. The Mayor
gave a conciliatory reply but the mob.
which consisted chiefly OF women. in
vadeG the railway station. and the ware
house Of Prince Ruspoli. where they
seized quantity OF grain. The troops
finally restored order There has been
another slight disturbance at Macerata,
about twenty miles south Of Ancona.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
THE CAMPATGN CHdIRMAN.
Congressman W. \. Jones spoken Of But
Does Not Want IL.

Congressman W. \. Jones spoken Of B ut
Does Not Want II.
WASHINGTON Jan Especial The
Democratic Congressional Campaign Com
mittco meeting. which was called for to-
night. has been postponed until tomorrow
night. on account of the reception 1T the
White House this evening The latest
candidate for the chairanship is Senator
White. of California Mr. Bailey, Of
Texas. who IS assuming the role
of leader of the free silver De
mocracy in the House, has had
TO drop three candidates for Chair
man Faulkner's place, namely-Beprcsen-
tative Hinrichscn. of Illinois. because he
failed to be elected member OF the COM
mittce; Senator Money. for the same rca-
son. and Representative Osborne Of
Wyoming. because of his lncXperence
Representative Jones of Virginia has been
prominently spoken OF for the chairman
ship. but he tells me he would not accept
Il unless II was forced on him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20

At Least Sir Michael says sso--Canada Cen
sured in Regard To the Navy.

LONDON. Jan l9.-Sir Michael Hicks
Beach. Chancellor OF the EXchequer
speaking az Bristol to-day ridiculed the
notion OF providing grdnaries. as had been
suggested IN some quarters. lie said he
was convinced the British navy was
strong enough TO hold its own and I'm any
war England would have many friends
ready 10 supply corn.
Referring 10 the budget estimates. he
said these would show that the govern
mcnt was fully alive 20 keeping up the
standard Of the army ana navy; though
he declared il was not creditable 10 can
ada or fair 10 English taxpayers that
such A colony should contribute practical
~ nothing 10 the naval detences OF the
empire.
He hoped Canada would soon turn her
attention TO this matter, adding that he
was convinced that II she did not, the dag
would come when she would have "a rude
awakening which would be entirely her
own fault 30
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
INNoCENrs ABROAD.
A Party OF Virginia Solons spend Holi-
day i'm the National Capitol.

WASHINGTON. y. c.. Jan. 19.-Spe-
GALA party Of Virginia legislators and
attaches Of the General Assembly arrived
I'm Washington last night. and are spend
ing Lees birthday sight-sccing They
spent some time at the Library this morn
ing. and two hours at the Capitol this
afternoon. The following members OF the
party are registered at the Ebbitt: Mr..
Joseph W. Button Clerk of the Senate.
ana lions. " II. Hale. 5. 5. Thomas. r.
Randolph Hicks and Howard Hathaway
ex-senator Al the Mctropolitan Mr.
j. IL. Tyler. Jr. son OF Governor Tyler;
Mr. Charles h. Mann. clerk. Mir. l.. W.
Bigger, Mr.. }. Vi. Johnston. SerEeant-at-
Arms: Mr.. T. J.. Lipscomb. Doorkeeper;
Mr. X. H. Mann invited guest. and the
Hons Bland Massie ~ f. Clarke George
Lindsay. n G.. Turpln T.. NJ. Carter,
George W. Settle, Joseph Elswick. and
NJ s. Newberne. The party attended
places Of amusement tonight. and will
leave tomorrow morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
COLLECTOR BETHEL CONFIRMED.
Similar Action Taken on Collector Eiliou's
and Minister Bryan's Appointments.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l9-Thc Senate
to-day confirmed these nominations:
Charles PaCe Bryan OF lllionis. 10 be
Minister 10 Brazil: T.. N. cOnger, OF
Iowa to be Minister 90 China J. w f.
liott Of Virginia, Collector OF Customs
District of Newport News. J. ). Bethel,
Collector Of Customs District OF Rich
mond Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
No Agent Need Apply.

WASHINGTON. Jan 9.--Special.--A pc
tition addressed to the Legislature was
being circulated AT the Cartol to-day
asking that Attorney at Law Frank ID.
Wynne Of Baltimore, but native of
Virginia. he empowered to act as agent
for Virginia in prosecuting the claims ~
the State against the United State gov
ernment This gentleman is the grand
son Of Col. j. a. Parker. who formerly
acted as agent. A prominent Democratic
member Of the House of representatives
signed the petition. but Senator Martin
declined TO do so. saying that he thought
an agent 10 look after the states claims
unnecessary.
The members OF Congress from VIZ
Qinia including the two Senators, would.
he said do all that could possibly be done
on this line. He informed the gentleman
who had the petition that senator Dan
ie shared the same views and would not
sign
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20

six Men Row Twenty Miles in an Open
Boat for Assistance.

WILMINGTON. n. c., Jan. ia spe-
cial from Southport says: Cadet Wilde.
i'm an open boat. with crew OF i've men,
from the revenue cutter Morrill,, arrived
here al lO tonight after a pull or twenty
miles through the darkness and rain.
lie reports that the cutter blew out the
lower tube IN her boiler late IN the after
noon while cruising OF Tubbs Inlet, about
twenty miles from Cape Fear bar she
was compelled 10 anchor there ana wait
.1rl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
Railroad Suit.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Jan. BIB.
Butler who owns nine shares Of stock
In the South and North railroad, has
asked for q receiver OF that road. al
leging that the l.. & y. road. which opc-
rates the South and North. Is appropriate
ing the property 10 It's own use. Rail-
road officials here pay but little attention
to the suit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20

BALTIMORE. January n-Mrs. AL
bert Watson. Who was snot oy her his
hand on October nth az their Lvrlc I'm
Raleigh y. c.. died late Tuesity night
al the Johns Hopkins Hospital uom tho
effects OF her injuries Her rena.ns were
removed to Raleigh to-dqv At tae t'n
OF the shooting the husbs no sent tuliet
through his own brain ana aied shortly
aftcrWard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. ID. C., January D-
Forecast for Thursday:
Virg!nia-Rain. warmer. east 10 south
east winds.
North Carloina--Rain; clearing Dy
Thursday; warmer; easterly winds. shit.
ing TO southerly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 The President
to-day y iainaff0 "a ,laude NJ. Bernard tO
be Attorney oil the United States, Eastern
District of North Carolina. Also Tyre
Glenn 10 be p0stm aster at Greensboro \.
G.. and William II. ChadDourn poslmaS-
ter at Wilmington, same state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
The Richmond Postofiicc.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l9.-Special.--J. j.
Redmond OF Richmond. who Is after
POstn astor CuliingwOrth's shoes, J. stu
i'm the city He called az the White
House but could not see the President.
He did however. succeed In having an
interview with the Presidents secretary.
Mr. Porter. which n said was very sat-
isfactOry.
Republicans here who are close To Judge
Waddil, predict that the next postmaster
will be either Russell or Knight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20

positive position as he did take against
the Dole government and I'm opposition
10 annexation. but for the antagonistic
and misleading report of Commissioner
BlOunt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20

Tho following fourth-class postmasters
have been appointed: Nirginia-Jordan
Springs. Priscilla l.. Jordan; North Caro-
nna-Athicne John Pentland; kehukee.
Jordan Parker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.

The following was the range OF the
thermometer at The Times Office yester-
day: o A. NJ, 20: IL NJ. "; Y; n. -:
Average, Al 1-6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-20

Continued on ruin i'ase.)
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-23
In Boulder.

Boulder, Oct. 21.-The Boulder Han
dolin n Guitar club was entertained
Monday evening by Mrs. w. ". Myers.
The evening was spent with music and
a luncheon was served by the hostess.
l.. A. Divine. teacher in the school
for h deaf and blind, vas called to
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arily. The attendance at the school
now Is rs. with a few more to come in
o and they are very pleasantly
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Mrs. II. Johnson and Mrs. j. Guthrie
nave returned from a visit with friends
in Butte.
II. j. Clayton is back in the G. VI.
Co. store. after an illness of several
weeks.
The public schools here observed La
fayette day.
". @. Conrad Of Great Falls was here
the first Of the week making acquain-
tances.
ID. A. Swarner Of Three Forks was
here on business the first of the week.
Fred Wild has gone to Basin to take
a position in the office of the Basin
Progress.
James Holt and Ralph Flcher are
in the Eastern part of the state look
ing for land. with a view of locating
there.
Mrs. John o'Neill, who has been Ill
in Helena, is expected home to-day.
Rev. c. H. CRUDE went to wickes
Monday to conduct the funeral of az
old resident of that place, Jerry
Kuhlcke. Deceased was so years of
age. had lived in Jefferson county %
years, and had followed mining for an
occupation. He leaves a wife and foul
daughters.
The trustees of the Presbyterian
church are about to place a new fur
mace IN the building.
Mrs. A. II. Robertson m daughter
have gone to Pony. where DR.. Robert
son Is located at present.
Misses Emma and Mary Moore. who
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have now Fturned to their home in
Missoula.
Among hotel guests here from Butte
during the past week were <. o. Dugan,
+. NJ. Jacoby. II. Blank. E. D.. Sullivan.
c. N. Sanford. N. w. Pearson, f. r.
Demmick, Sam Bogge. Joseph Rauph,
II. j. Dewey.
A county Sunday school convention
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Captain Cowan and wife will go in
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w. Il. Gaffney and family expected
to start the first of the week for Buff
falo. n. Y. but were detained until
Thursday on account of the illness Of
Kathleen Mrs. Gaffney and the girls
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