The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-16
GOSSIP OF THE
HOTEL L0BBlES
Kentucky Man at The Lexington,
Talks 6Iue-GrasS Politics,
ALGER AS A MICHIGAN WINNER
National Movement 10 Result From
Local Demonstrations against the
Drcyius ycriict-IIOw Fever In
Florida Affects Travel


aut-Goebel man A. might naturally be
supposed. his opinion OF the kentucky
Guucfna,oii8l nomlGte would not SOUND
appropriate in am obituary notice where
ouy nice things are printed. 'stlll ne
said al che Lexington last night, u nom
esly believe that ooebei viii De defeated
ava that .hOsc Democrats VINO Viii vote
AGAINST him Will stand for principle.
Though "a Democrat. / believe The Repuo-
leans VIII carry the state.
f have known Goenei from the time
Doe was hos. He is of humble parentase,
but pos s.ssod OF am over-mastcr.ng an lie
ton. Determination and hard SENSE, COM
binod with reckless abandon when 10
comes 90 "a choice 1f mtans 10 an end.
have carried the man iO the high party
cmiucnCe bee now occupies lie is smart
but inscriptions. a thinker Of admitted
power schemes o. demonstrated ability,
bat no speaker. Like your Senator Mar
tin in shat respect DE works ana does
not innict speeches on bis constituents.
Goebel started On the study of law. his
profession. with John e. Carlisle. twenty
two years ago. Ne is forty-twO years OH
now 80: be is not Cd man to r.ck ID fuss
for the FUN of eNhiDit.nc bis weapons. hut
De killed "a mighty good man five years
ago-Iohn Sanford. of CogiugiOn. DO grew
49,. ..u..... fs,.s or t,a
%, C....t,..,..., md cf,cinnan
ft ..'.l....l i.,. , bridr. N
the Ohio The Two men met after par
uoulariy offensive publication on thc art
of G0rb.l- and Sanford asked abe writer
how about &c. Got1e pulled his gun and
shot SANFORD dead. lle claimed that SAN
lu'' "i.Dc i'''''' r-
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49, 49,, 81, 's...,.i ,.t',,-,f t,,. ,.t,,-, sen.
r'.t ,...,,l a.. ana 5fs.r-.ited the c5i-
ro,. GRATIS .u oyo- Oh. state
.tyt, d. firk Co.-a will De dee
f.,te4e B t... f..a.tI.. l..ag over a larg,
,.ortlor of l,.f.uck. shortly arfer C0e-
h,.s nomination made thc same trIp.
Then the rrsalc were m 3D. state of doubt
qr., haf-..t made .fn tleir mind whether
I'm sunnorf Tie nomince or MOI. ON my
l,s. t-i, f,rr1 th,t inlasfon had given
Mao. an me hart of n,,av Democrats To-
..,....... ,.,.f ID .n fn. fay ,f election. anu
b,,.. ia Looks DO me- as ir De- vfl De
5ereattd for there ls little prospect of
n restoration of harmony i'm The party
this year"
ssSvmpathv will niav a much more prom
lnent role ln the election Of UntcI states
Senator from Michigan than politics or
factions said Mr. j. r. Chappeil of De-
troit. who is noW 40 the Lexington.
"A'ger will. well J might say. certainly.
be the next United states senator from
INV state desnite the strong following
senator NfcNirlan has THE peoDle of
AiIcbigao feel that tbe late So.re.tfv of
Var has Seen made the sc.3oe1al for the
administrations errors and the claim
that Ayers appointees dominated IS
mot "a fact. ms Do. had oll. nineteen men.
for whose appointments DE was directly
RESPONSIBLE. Ills alliance with pingrae
,ro,,s ,.icto-,, for tho lattor a. a work
or and has gained a strong hold ON the
,eorl. pesidcs This Afro~.s pbuantbro,v
bos MON bi,, panv and stauncb friends
r.,,. co.. not a. .oDs.r,..,ve esfi.
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heueNe tl"l ne Us " MUCH p'' u'eu iii"ii
ana 'ial NE mas zee" il"ue '"e ''e''ii %
Pon.lclahs' ,.,..
ne Michlsah Ie9ple WI s.o" no" 'l'y
iep lo""tu tHe uuil'Ii,i 'eli''o" "s a1"'
lns MN 10 tle nl'cu 49, ."d,e
am SIMPLY Noicihs 'he sen.ilileI.s VI '"e
majority OF voters oI my STATE
THE persecution of Captain Dreyfus
by the French army officials has caused
country from the Atlantic TO the Pacific !
and from the lakes to the gulf. and the
mighty protest viii soon be turned into
natioral matter
The speaker was Mr. 5. Rosenberg. "a
wcl'-known New Yorker who is at present
guest al The Jefferson. You Will find
That in every city of any Size some action
or otheF Is being taken 10 express as
approval OF the ffench court maitlaIs
verdict but th,se local DEMONSTRATIONS
VIII soon lose their Identity and assume
hauonal aspect movement: headed
by representative men. having this ohd IN
Wv; mas an, D's'l '' NY own c''y.
. a',n ~ , S,V voJ, 49,
w. ~ ''r '',,' III ''' alial
scre,,l, s,,r tie ,,,i,,i'. -.
SUCH "A traycstv ON Justice eye~y one
France and one can feel bur l,t.le sur
prise that the whole civilized world should |
revolt against IL. J. ike many others
have given up my intention Of visiting |
the Exposition next year. We have al |
ready seen enough of France ana tho |
French although viewed from I, min, |
quite distant Ny plans had already ieen |
diffcrent. September q 1Sqq viii nro,o |
another Waterloo for the French +"
Il toll Won what We follous b.,.o ~, /
giving the Southern Florid. tov-ns n ,.,,da
perth since yellow lack made its amen
ance." said travelling man who Is now