Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-22
NOTES FROM THE HOTELS.
short Talks with Visitors to Hich-
moud Yesterday.

Mr.. c. l.. Zschetzsche Of you want 10
pronounce 1t sneeze three times), OF She-
boygan, Wis, was one of the guests or
the jefferson seated about the lobby OF
that palatial hosiery last night, and he
Is Just as full Of fun as David Harum
dog was OF IDEAS. When the Dispatch man
was giancing over the JEFFERSON register
last evening he stumbled over the name
OF Kretschmar, but when ne struck tnat
of Zschetzsche. with SheboySan, WIS.,
tackled on behind, he fell down complete
ly, and had not Mr.. ZschetZsche, VINO
was standing by told him how 10 pro-
nounCe il with sneezes, and furnished the
necessary pepper therefor TINS storS
would not have been written. .
Mr. ZschetZsche is a prominent man III
his State, and takes a great deal OF IN
terest in politics. lie says ne is an Out
and-Out Mckinley Republican, put ne en-
tertains the highest opinion OF imam
Jennings Bryan and John X. Mclean
He believes Mclean will be the next
Democratic presidential nominee, Win
Mckinley pitted against him, ana eA-
presses the belief that the fight VIII be
very close one. III the election were 10
come off this fall instead of next ne
said. II believe Mclean would win: Inc
people of OHIO and the West thlnh Nc,
kinley is too much Hanna rlddSn, anu
they would vote for Mclean. l believe,
TOO, that the East would give Mclean the
preference"
81 did all 1 could for the nomination Of
a Tyler man for the state senate ana
failed. but / am doing now what l can TO
aid Hon. w. G. VIM IN his canvass,
said Hon. James Mann, OF NottoWay,
who was In the city short time yester-
day. II made a speech the other DAY IN
Lunenburg for Mr.. Winn. elem. Green
also spoke. SO did Mr.. f. p. Buford. who
is the Independent candidate against
VIM. We had a fine meeting. l think
VIM will be elected.
"The plan by which the Lunenburg
Democrats will select candidate Tor the
House of Delegates will be adopted at a
meeting of the Executive Committee
Saturday. I have been assured prl-
mary will be ordered and the people
given an opportunity to vote directly IoI
Governor Tyler or Mr.. Martin for the
Senate. BY the way, Hon. George Pass
more, the member of the House from
Iunenburg, and a candidate Tor the
nomination again, is a son-in-laW OF Mt.
Winn the candidate for the State senate
from that district
Politics in Charlotte county is terribly
mixed Just now" said Mr. Frank Is. w at
kins. Sergeant-at-Arms Of the Senate, AT
the jefferson last night. pr. friu3 ~;
will in my opinion, occupy the seat IN
the next House of Delegates. Neyerthe-
less, things are mixed up with as
&. L. /SchetZSchc, or SneDoySdn, w To-
W. II. Gordon, of st. Joseph, Mo-; W. l..
Peacock. of Fremont y. c.; II. ii.
Kretschmar. of ST. Louis; j. w. Menefee,
of New York; H. T. Haines. Of Kalamazoo;
W. :. Magll, of Chattanooga, Tenn;
Robert T. Orr, of Newport News; II. NJ.
Lynum. Of Philadelphia, and J. II. Perry,
of New York, are among those at the
jefferson.
Guests at New Ford's yesterday We're;
s NJ. Danald, stanton; r.. Il. Woodard'
Roanoke. John W. Ryan. Washington;
f.. =. Mckinley. Philadelphia; I. ". Hen
derson, Danyile; Frank Il. Watkins,
Smithvile Va; DR.. BraXton b. Richard
son. New York; Misses NJ &. and VI. j.
Jones. Morrison, Va; Il. j. Wright. New
York; +. A. Durham, New York; W. e.
billiard. Spotsyyania; Clarence Chewing,
Caroline; Mr.. and Mrs. W. {. Powell
Savannah; William b. Smith, Philadel~
phia; Mrs. f.. Mccartney. Mrs ). T.
Gray, Miss NJ. Hoffman, and Miss +. Nc
Garnly Brooklyn.
At Murphy's-O. r. Towles, Norfolk;
l.. Privett, Norfolk; Ii. a. Moseley,
Thurmond. w. Va; g. f. Knox and h. c.
Freeman, New York; f. A. Wright, Potts
willie, Pa; a. T.. Clay, New York; L. o.
Shaughnesty, New York, II. W. talley,
Petersburg; J. McNlullen, Baltimote; NJ.
T.. O'Connor. Elizabeth, y. j.. George Ii.
Gilpin. O. +. Smith, and Lewis Miller,
Baltimore; j. w. Cashin, Norfolk; Robin
son Bridgeport, Louisville; c. W. Warren
and wife and w. II. Warren, Bacon's
Castle, Va.