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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22

The ST. Louis GLOBE Democrat prints
a long story from Chicago giNing what
is alleged 10 Doe the secret history Oh me
Ways and Means COMMITTEES, as d. part
OF a movement against Nh Bryan III
is asserted that Chairman Jones ana eA-
Governor stone or Missouri have been
oDposed TO Mr.. Bryan 40 heart from ms
first appearauce as factor or impor-
taucc in national politics. and that the
organization of tho Ways and Means
Committee. with the plan TO raise CAM
pMgn fund 10 be spent al their dlscre-
ton. was part OF the plot 20 overthrow
MT Bryan's leadership. 10 Is asserted
that Mr. Bryan was not consulted ana
that only such members Of the National
Committee as are known TO be opposed
20 BRYAN were taken into the SCENE
Aitgcld is said 10 be- jealous Of harri-
sons standing with Bryan. and his en-
nifty for Harrison H. cited as accounting
for his connection with the Ways and
Means Committee The Globe Democrat
correspondent also contends that Cro-
ker's efforts 10 make a deal with Har-
rison against Bryan were fruit'ess. and
Bryan's speech at Milwaukee is pointed
- as indicating that the MAYOR or Chi
caso and the Democratic leader are on
the best or terms. IL is predicted that
Harrison Will be nominated for Governor
of Illinois. that the State will 90 for
Bryan next year. and that Altgeid Will
Join Pingree al Buffalo shortly and for
mally announce his withdrawal from the
Democratic party.-TOuisViT Dfspatcb
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22
Secret Societies.

Syracuse Company. so. g. L. r. Is.
OF r.. held am interost'ns meeting az thr.r
armory Thursday night The following OF.
ncers were elected ana installed by me
staung officer. Col IL. Is. haushn. j..
Warren Booker. captain; F. a. Arnzen.
nrst lieutenant. D. ". Tucker, second
lieutenant. Geo. T. Bowden, recorder; h.
y. sprageins treasurer
The captain made The following ap-
pointments First Sergeant r. T. Dyson;
Second Sergeant y. y. Evans, Commits
sarv Sergeant. Geo. Bannister.
After adjournment tho company was
invited 90 n3nnister's restaurant where
A sumpuOus banquet was partakcn of.
Three new members we're initiated
Syracuse Lodge. No. ., will work In an
the ranks Monday night Damon
Team" have accented an invitation -
confer the applied third rank On .
prominent railroad captain. Applications
ara receiyad a. every meetins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22
P,wncc Tribe Red Men.

ono ~ tle most pleasant occasions on
3oyol among secret Organizations in ina
clt. lur some tmn. Has Inn slcian.-
ailen Thursday night by pawnco IrioS
Oh Rcd 3leu.
Among h. Who made addresses we've
Great Junior Sycamore O.. D. Phillips,
Great Representative Cornelius Wells.
Mayor Taylor Mlne.rre lolAcs. Vim.
Knowles aud g. A. ILL.,
3lr ~. d. Mullen read % statistical
report showing the great growth ot fns
order. both numerically and financially.
The present membership being pn ma
United States near l5l0V0. and the tribal
possessions amounting % more than So
co.. o0o.
Al the conclusion OF the s1eo p
making refreshments were served
under the supervision OF com'
mittee composed of Messrs. j. ~. MA-
liams. O.. A. HW and W H. Mullen. and
the occasion was pronounced hy al
present to Doe one OF the most enjoyable
ever given By Tribe in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22
NOTABLE WEDDING.
MISS Mary Claybrokc Becomes the
Bidc ofDr. Pole.

HAGUE. VA. April 1s-snoc,al W.
,eraay evening at z O'Clock In tbo nres-
enc OF large and representative com
sresation. "A beautiful wedding toot ,isro
AZ tNe Episcopal church here whom Mis-
Mary Brockenbrough Claybrol,e -boc,-,e
the vic Of Or. Edgar a. Pole. Of RAIN
The church had been taster,,r,, d..,
rated ana presented a Heautifui eooro
Mheh the bride. supported by her brotbe~
MT. lHchard Claybroke. OF Klnsalo b,
whom She was given away. entered and
70 wedding march. proceeded 10 he
altar where she was met by the oroo,,
with his best man, his brother. Mr. Tarr,.
Pole. Tho ceremony was imnrosst,..,..
performed by Rev. Willouehby Clavbrol,e
another brother OF the bride. The bridoy,
maids We're the Misses Pole. sisters ~ tt.
groom, and Misses Sarah Lee Rrovn a,,,
Jennie Newton. Mcssrs Raleigh ~
smith H. Stafford Murphy. TYLER Nv.
ton and John Claybrokc were the usbore
After the ceremony a magnificent D.,
ception was rendered the bride and eroo,,
al Buena vista. the beautiful homo ~
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Brown From This
the bridal party were driven 10 catch The
steamer Wakefield. which Was waiting AZ
MI Holly FOR them.
"Aey NIL return about thu hPst OF May
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22
hGUlNALO0 WANTS 100000.
Part Of the Bribc Which lie Obtained
from spain Oh False Prctcnces.

HONG KONG. March 2o-Tho SUIT OF
Asuinsldo against The Hong Kong and
Shanghai Bank 10 recover $4,000, the
balance OF tile Spanish purchase money
was argued yesterday before Chief Jus
tico Sir john ~. Darlington of the Sue
premo Court. and special jury. The
suit was brought for AguiualdO by Cris-
sartO Lichauo0 and GreeOr.o Agoncilo,
his attorneys. ass AeIlnaido was absent
in the Philippines The suit was 90 re-
cover $4,000 and interest from January
3. lSgS
~ W.. Sade. for tho plaintiffs. gave
a fun history Of the case He said tlat
ON January B. 1898 Aguinaldo deposited
10000 with the hank on interest eat 4
per cent "a year and received deposit
receipt. on January 90 OF this year Agui-
naldo sent Li-haueO and AgOncillo %
collect the money They presented the
deposit receipt, which bore the indorse-
ment.
"Pleaso ray tho sum OF $4,000 with
premium called FOR by this receipt 10
Messrs. Filppe Aeoncillo and Vito Belar-
mino. Hong Kong May l6, 1sss Emilio
Aguiualdo.'
\ power OF attorney was also presented
anu iNt money demanded. The bank
refused 10 pay owing 20 the Endorsement
OF the receipt It's solicitors on Jan. 90
wrote a letter 10 Aguinaldo's agents. saw
ing that the bank stood ready TO pay over
the money Il 10 could get evidence that
tho persons named in the Inducements
were merely agents or n they held a per
sonal interest in the money and had not
assigned that interest 90 others. The bank
also demanded legal proof that AguinaI-
dos power of attorney was genuine. For
the first a declaration OF Filippe Agon-
clio and BclarminO would suffice. and
for the power OF attorney a declaration
from Consul-Gcneral Wildman as 10 the
testatiOn OF Consul Williams OF Manila
was sufficient guarantee OF rs genuine
ness
To this Aguinaido's solicitors replied.
declaring they held that the impossible
demanded by the bank were
not required by law. Because % the war
In the Philippines it would be impossible
TO get the declaration OF Agoncillo and
but an any Jury would re-
quire 20 determine was whether the pow
er OF attorney was signed by Agulnaldo
They were prepared to prove the zen.
uinenoss Of the signature by the compar-
IsOn with several other signatures OF tho
Insurgent leader in the possession OF a
man named Bray. who knew Agulnaldo
well. and had seen him sign many doc
umenis Mr. keenan,. ~ the chartered
bank would produce "a number Of checks
" Thai ba0A. dsaHs By AGaaaldo and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22
que, Of white men, black men and yellow

que, Of white men, black men and yellow
men.
AZ this same banquet the Kentucky
Judge who made a speech declared that
the next Democratic platform would be
distinct pronouncement first OF all
against the existence Of organized wealth.
lie proposes that all general corporation
laws shall be abolished. and that there
shan be a square fight between the
masses and the capitalists. The gage Of
battle has been thrown down and Mr..
Bryan and his associates have served
notice that they propose in the next cam
paign TO make "a desperate fight against
wealth. What alternative SIS there 10
those who represent the wealth OF the
country? They are forced. no matter
what their politics may be. TO take
stand against the Bryan movement.
Our Fredericksburg contemporary has
graspcd the situation. No party which
arrays itself against the combined capt.
is true not simply because capital in t.
self IS powerful. II does not mean sim
ply that capitalists will spend money in
such "a contest 10 defeat the Bryan move
Of men who are employed by the capt.
talists Of this country. who look TO the
corporations or If you please TO organ
lied wealth for their support, are in their
f..lr sid
Mr.. Bryan. They may attend the Dollar
Dinner and hurrah over the great leader
OF the people. but when they know that
the election OF such man and the sue
cess OF the movement which he repre-
sents threaten to- throw them out of cm-
ployment and TO take bread out OF their
mouths. when voting day comes they are
going to vote for Sallio and the babies.
Bourke Cochran said in his famous
speech In the Chicago convention Of 1892
I'm opposing the nomination Of Cleveland,
that Cleveland was the most popular
man in the United states-except on the
day OF election.
The same may be said of Mr.. Bryan.
lie has great oratorical powers and win
ming ways Hc knows how 10 enthuse
the people and how 10 make them shout.
But if Mr. Bryan is going 20 lead this
against organized wealth,
which means the great industries Of this
country, his popularity viii wane on cleo
ton day He viii find that every shout
g.. ..r4 l-.r,r e, "a r.ofn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22
A PROPHET AND HIS INTER
PREFER.

At Newton, Ia. August .. 1895, Mr..
Bryan said;
"The law upon which we base our fight
IS as sure as the law OF gravitation. II
we have gold standard prices are as
certain to fall as the stone which is
thrown into the air.
So much for the PROPHECY. one OF Mr..
Bryan's most ardent supporters IS the
Birmingham Age-Herald. whose editor in
an editorial article printed in It's issue Of
Tuesday last. said:
Tho prices Of staples are undoubtedly
an index OF tho condition OF trade. II
prices are going down. trade Is decreasing
in volume, II prices are advancing. II is
reasonably certain that business is gen
orally good Bradstreet's for April 18th
shows the changes in prices during the
month Of March. Fully one third o. the
commodities named were advanced in
prices during March, forty-hve were UNI
changed. and less than one quarter show
decreases. In comparison with prices Of
April 1st OF last year prices are s per cent.
higher and they are 40 per cent. higher
than they were on October 7. 1896, when
tho low-wator mark Of recent years was
I'dtNtl
SO much for the fulflment Of Mr.
Bryan's prophesy. We are curious 20
know how an intelligent newspaper, such
as our Birmingham contemporary IS. can
take these prophesies Of Mr. Bryan's I'm
1906 and examine them in the light Of
subsequent developments. as outlined I'm
the paragraph which we quote. and on
the very heels OF this advise its readers
TO follow Mr. Bryan in another campaign
such as that Of 1896. II Mr. Bryan was
so radically wrong then, as our "ontem-
porary confesses and emphaszes-how-
ever unintentionally so-how can an in
telllgent man say that he is right now?
This is a question for which VIC can find
no reasonable answer, and we give IL up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22
CURRENT COMMENT.

The Louisville Evening Post says:
I'VE regret TO see so well informed
journal as The Richmond Times class
the Evening Post with those newspapers
which supported Bryan, when the fact
IS we bolted Bryan in 1895. year before
his nomination"
We were led into error by the fact that
in the local contest OF 1897, when the
sound money Democrats OF Kentucky.
under Editor WattersOns leadership. put
up ticket in opposition 20 tho regular
Democratic nominees. the Post made
stand for party harmony ana supported
the regular ticket
The Danville Register asks The Times
chow can the May convention be rep
resentatiye body Of or ascertain the true
wishes OF the Democratic voters of Viz
GINA when the conference has been call
cd by a faction. is controlled by facIon
and Ignores the party organization en-
tireIy?'
The convention doors Will stand wide
open and an Democrats. the editor OF The
Register. Senator Martin and al others
will be welcome.
"Whenever there shall come time.
saws the New Orleans Picayune. when
the Federal power can be used TO force
the people Of the states TO submit 10 the
exactions OF these great outside monopo-
Iies. the socialist revolution which is all
ready growing and shaking things be
meath the surface OF society viii break
out with great fury. 1t Will not be
sectional revolt but one I'm which brother
will be arrayed against brother. and
mans foes will be they Of his own house
hold"
Precisely. The people rule and they
will never permit trade organizations 20
dominate them. The idea that we are
trust-rdden people IS absurd. We are a
free people and the trusts arc here be-
cause the people like their goods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22
SHOUTING AND VOTING.

The fredericksburg Star which sup
nortod the Chicago ticket so 1896 and
which says that it viii support the na-
tionsl Democratic ticket next year Is
nevertheless persuaded that the policy
which Mr. Bryan and bis associates are
now pursuing cannot possibly win. Tie
star declares that ia order 90 success
TIE element represented by those who
sat down at the Ten Dollar banquet in
New York must be united with that rep
rcfented by those who eat down at the
ono Dollar banquet. The one. a. says,
represented substantially the capital on
concentrated wealth in the Democratic
party, the other represented what Mr.
Bryan terms "tho masses" But our
contemporary goes on. no thinking or
sane man with the experience Of the last
presidential campaign Will claim or as
sert that any party can elect President
with tho entire capital OF tho country
arrayed against u. and 70 is a f0regonc
conclusion that the whole capital Of the
United States will be arrayed against
the Democratic party n it shall subor-
dinate the other leading issues 10 the
currency question"
How can il be- otherwise? Clearly II IS
Mr. Bryan's purpose 20 rally about him
all sorts and conditions of people. re-
gardloss Of past party afihaton. VINO are
in favor of the free coinage Of silver
and are opposed 20 what he calls plu.
tocracy. A. Committeeman r. NJ Lynch
raid az the Dollar Dinner. There are 10
CLASSES. no creeds. no colors among tho
men who follow the banner that william
Jennings Bryan has raised. the remark
,AEsnk sevked VI the presence a! tho ban.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22

The jury says that Senator quay is not
guilty Of the charge that was preferred
against him. and the jury heard the e,i-
dence and swore 20 return true and
honest verdict Therefore. We have no
criticism 10 make.
But machine politics has, nevertheless.
had a good Shaking up In Pennsylvania.
senator quay has been a political boss
.n that state. and some Of his methods
Segs 81 questionable a. u Justify The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22
GORDON SCHLlCHTER.
Many Southcrncrs at the Marriage Of
the Talented Young Nrginian.

] UANN NOufNfIneI~ at the Marriage Di
the Talented Yo,po Virginian.
r..tf.,.tt. .oy., wedding
which ,,..,..., ....,..l.~ NJ pr.la-
d.I..t.,- 3D. ,rt s..tborn
fo-. ,- .l... - ~ ,fi.s
D. ,I... s,.,.-, &c.,, H. .rd
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i.." says I'D. nii'u. .i'l.." ''.'
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"@' DID "niIe s'llA ana
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WI "a Niai1 on Hon'I was
i3.. oi New o.N. me oiil-s-
NLI' Katherine All-'' l.''' Do
vi 'i''.i'le' hI- .s1eln MuIlei LiFi-.
Va ie'' N. d.. MISS MARY Dr.
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'.''' o- "i'ia. t Nhle iHr Ii.'- "l
la' prior 9gll MISS Miiearel hou-
GORDON oi Virginia. and Master Isaac
aeA'ich.'r Jr. brother az the BRIDE were
tnee pages
The following gentlemen acted as ush-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22

grand jury in presenting him for trial.
The verdict OF the trial jury IS Not
guilty" but the verdict OF the people OF
In You mustn't do so again"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22

Feneiope-Iio raised my hopes. only 10
crush them to the ground
Ia'ience- Why, what did he do?
ne Kissed me once and then stopped"
Yonkers Statesman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22

As the Senate has declined to seat a
senator appointed by a Governor AFTER
failure to elect by the Legislature. quay
will not profit much by Governor stone s
courtesy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22

Prof. Eckford. the Virginian who tried
n kin himself in Cumberland, Md, has
been indicted for the effort. Failure al
WAYS has its drawbacks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22

The cloth goods weavers Of North and
South Carolina want TO form a combina-
ton. What's this. trusts in the South?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22

Tho Republican aspirants for the
speakership OF the House am agree that
Mr.. Reed has reached an ase where DE
must make money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22

Theodore Thomas may not think
"Dixie" is good music. but it viii always
be an applause-winner at political con-
yentiOns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22
JOE BICKERSTAFF,

@3 West Broad street
Call and see my so Wheel guaranteed
20 carry man any weight over any kind
of roads. for one year.
Secondhand Wheels bought sold and
exchanged. Repairing OF aid knd- .
speciality Wheels rented
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22

Tlmmin7-f only want 70 live until
can become famous
simmons would NOT mind living thirty
on forty centuries mysolf-lnd'auar0li
Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22

Mr. Barnum who is 20 be car Reeds
law associate is not the man who coll
.octed freaks for so many years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22

Buffalo Bill has demonstrated that the
scarcity Of small currency is periodical.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22

Col. Cody Is cordially invited TO remain
20 see some real rough riders at the
stcepechases this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22

1He Baltimore American says many
goats are raised for their hair and We
all know that many hairs are raised for
a gOatcc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22

The latest reports show that the polti-
cal frost did not materially injure the
plum tree In Pennsylvania.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22

Aguinaido viii soon be issuing a nro-
clamation giving his figures for a big
removal sale
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22

The chances are that Mr.. ingalls, has
never even been "a member Of city
council In his life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22

Toledo Italians turned a trained hear
leoss On q tax GausctoSi bit keeping a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22

PETERSBURG AGENT
MRS. $. G. HUTCHINSON. LOMbA'ND
STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22
SOUTHERN NOTES.

Colonel W. J. Hammond a prominent
citizen Of Atlanta, is dead.
The case of orth Stein. charged with
carrying concealed weapons has been
nolle pressed in the Atlanta court. stein
was editor Of the Looking Glass ana was
assaulted by Judge John ID. Berry.
Bowlng to the will Of the people and
its convictions OF duty, the Legislature,
representing all the people. has given 10
the State of Florida a Standardized "
whom we are all proud. after a contest
which IS an honor TO The State and an
example 10 the nation.
The Seaboard Railway Company. FOR
as such it will be known, will control one
Of the greatest railroad systems in the
south We are interested in II chiefly
because its principal promoter has been
John SHELTON Williams. of Richmond, one
of the strongest and best of the younger
men Of the South. a man of great AFFAIRS
and of the highest ardcter.-Cnarleston
News and Courier.
There is no doubt Of iron stll going
m A local concern went into the mar
ket for fifty tons OF iron, immediate
deliverey. yesterday and had TO pay $50
per ton for No l foundry. The public
quotations have been right along $ll' and
the gentlemen making the purchase was
astounded in having to pay the advance.
10 "A News reporter he stated that IRON
continues TO so up and there IS no ieinng
where it will stop. With No. ! foundry
iron at $3.50. f. O. h. cars AT Birmlns-
ham. and other grades increased IA pro-
ton. there is no doubt that the eo-
,,,i,ors will receive another advance in
,boir wages on May 1st-Birmingham
Age-Hcrald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22

trained bear IL about as expensive as
paying taxes in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22

The capture of an the counterfeiiers
Will surely have a tendency TO contract
the money supply.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22

The Times Is always indebted to friendS
who favor II with society Items sns
personals but must urge tnat al s.su
sender.
All unsigned Communications viii be re-
.ected always.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-22
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are better than other liver pills because
The quinlne stimulates and assists the
liver medicine 10 remove hiliousness and
malaria That Is all. Price 10 and IS
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