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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
NEWS FROM PEKIN.
\ Dispatch Received from There
Under Date of july 2fst.
By Associated Press.)

CBy Associated Press.)
CHICAGO. August IA cnhle dispatch
to the Daily News from Che Foo July
3lst (via Shanghai. August lsD, says:
Or Robert Coleman, Jr-, the staff cor
respondent of the Chicago Record in
Pekin, who had not been heard from since
June 18th, sends the following dispatch:
.'Pel,in. July 2l-Baron Won ketteier,
the German Ambassador, was murdered
by Chinese troops and his secretary
wounded June Goth while on his way to
the Tsung l.; Yamen. The foreign resi-
dents are besieged in the British Iega-
ton. and have been under a daily fire
from artillery and rifles.
The cowardice of the Chinese fortu-
nately prevented them from making sue
cessful rushes. Our losses are sixty
killed and seventy wounded. The Chinese
losses exceed one thousand.
There las been no word from the
outside world. Food IS plentiful such as
it is-rice and horse flesh. Yesterday, I'M
der flag of truce. a message was sent by
Yung Lu, asking if Sir Claude MacDon-
aid the British Ambassador, would con-
sent to truce. The Minister replied he
was willing, provided the Chinese came
no closer. The shell firing then censed,
and everything IS now quiet.
eve hope that, having defeated the
Chinese, relief Is near. we are al e-A-
hausted with the constant standing on
guard. fighting, building barricades and
digging trenches, both night and day.
...All the legations except the British
nre utterly wrecked by shot and shell.
The Austrian, Italian, Belgian and Hoi-
land buildings are burned to the ground.
The British legation is also much shat
tered The United States marines still
hold vital position on the city wall COM
manding the legations.
".After u brilliant sortie on the night of
July Sd Captain Myers succeeded in driv-
ing back the Kansuh mounted troops.
During the fight Captain Myers was slight
~ wounded. Secretary Squires, of the
United States Legation, deserves tfs
greatest credit for his services throughout
the siege. His military experience and
energy are invaluable Many flngs and
rifles were captured by Captain Myers.
"'We fear that treachery is possible
when the defeated Chinese troops enter
the city Meanwhile. we are living in in
tense anxiety and hoping for early re-
lief ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
EXULT OF KILLING OF HUMBERT
Anarchists Meet and Approve of As
SaSsin's York


P1TTSBURG, PA, August IA special
to the Commercial Gazette says:
Tonight at the mouth of an abandoned
mine near Shaner station. the Baiti-
more and Ohio Road, quite q large gather
ing of anarchists met to exult over the
killing of King Humbert. The meeting
was in charge of G.. Ciancabiila, editor OF
L Aurora, the anarchist newspaper of
Hoboken. y. j.. who spoke for an hour,
rousing his hearers TO 2 high pitch of re-
joicins.
CiancabilIa disciaimed all knowledge OF
Bresci's mission to Italy. but heartily ap
proved of the result. He claims it was not
a plot in which anarchists were concerned.
Bresci alone knew in his heart what his
intentions were.
When the speeches were concluded. ap-
propriate resolutions were adopted and the
following cablegram ordered by the group
to be sent:
ITO Minister Saracco. Rome: We are
exultant over the death of the King, who
massacred the people. Hurrah for our
comrade Bresci
(SigneD THE ANARCHIST GROUP.
''Yohaghany.'
The men comprising this group are for
the most part miners from the Scott mines
and Shaner No . OF the Pittsburg Coal
Company. and to-day was made holiday
for the purpose of jubilation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
WON AS SHE PLEASED.
Belle of Troy Left Imp liz the Homo
Stretch


Ry Associated Press)
NEW YORK, August 1.-The sport at
Brighton Beach to-day was spirited. Imps
defeat in the last race was the sensation
of the day Imp and Belle of Troy ran
head and hend 10 the far turn, and then
the latter drew away and won as she
pleased Imp was whipped out to beat
Gonfalon two lengths for the place. Sum
mary:
First race-six furlongs-stuart Is to y
first Maribert e to ! and even) second,
Pupil go to y third. Time, 1:123-5.
Second receive furiongs-Princess Pep
per Il to y first, Apple of My Eye al to
5 and even) second, Tom Kenney &c to y
third. Time, leo 4-5-
Third race-one n.le-King Brambe G
10 81 first. The Chamberlain & to and
! to 81 second. Silver Garter 60 to y third.
Time. lao.
Fourth race-Seaclff Stakes. six fur
longs-Voter 90 TO ~ first, Heliobas DC to
5 and ouD second. Time. %
Fifth race-six furlongs-Glen Nellie 6
to ID first, Kenilworth &c to / and 2 to -
second, Beau Gallant 6 to y third. Time
TIA.
Sixth rnce-one mile and a furlong-
Belle of Troy g to y first, Imp q to ~
and ! to y second, Gonfalon q to y thiro-
Time, 1:a2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
NO TIME SHOULD BE LOST.
Only Speedy Relief VIII Prevent hof-
ribic Massacre.
By Associated Press.o

GDy Associated PreSS-l
LONDON, August a a. M.-tA''o ~,
letter has been received at Tien Ism ron
the British Minister, ST Claude MacDoIi-
aid. dated July 24th: ;,
eve are surrounded by Imperial troops
he writes, who are firing on US co,lt lh,..
ously. The enemy is enterprlsinS puS y"
ardly We have provisions for ABOUT
fortnight, and are eating our PONIES. ~
The Chinese Government, if there pe
one, has done nothing whatever 10 isIp us.
If the Chinese do not press the attack we
can hold out for. say, ten days 80 no tAEle
should be lost, if a terrible massacre Is ~
be avoided
ye: a Shanghai special says Ii Hung
Chang has received a decree, dated July
2Sth, commanding him to inform the ~ III
suls that the ministers were safe on tiae
date.
Sr Claude MacDonaId's latest letter,
while a strong indictment OF the Ghlfese
Government, is not nearly so much SO as
DR.. Morrson's dispatch. That correspond
ent, with the imperial edicts as authority,
declares that as late as July Goth the I'M
perial Government Urged the Boxers TO
continue their loyal and patriotic ser
vices in exterm;nat:ng Christians tie
explains those marvellous changes IN the
Chinese attitude that have puzzled the
world The ministers ut Pekin owe their
safety up to July 21st not to Government
protection. but to the scarcity of Chinese
ammunition and to the fear which the
I'ien-Tsin victories inspired.
When it is remembered how great re-
lance is placed upon DR.. Morrison IN
England, the Importance of his exposure
of the Chinese Government can scarcely
be over-estimated.
1t seems to Danish all hopes entertained
by Lord Salisbury that the Chinese Gov
eminent might yet be proved not directly
responsible for the outrage, and 1t may
result in an entire cessation of the nego-
tfations with Chinese diplomats, if not in
any open declaration of war on the part
OF the Powers
Renforcements are reported TO nave
been sent to the Chinese at Yang Isun'
where strong entertainments nave oeen
thrown UP to bar the advance OIL tle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
REFUGEES FROM CHINA.
Two Arrive on Steamer Gienolgc at
Victoria, e. {.
fp- jorasc

SEATTLE. WASH, August Ia special
to the Times from Victoria 3. c., contain
inc advices received by steamer Gieho-se'
from the Orient, says:
1.-TWO refugees arrived on board the Glen
olge, one named King. of Savannah, Ga,
who lived at Taian Flu, in Shan Iuns,
where the Methodist Missionary,s family
and ono or two foreigners reside.
up to last June. King says. there mad
been no trouble except in a desutory sort
of a way but the coming conflict with the
Boxers every day became more apparent,
and finally the Governor of the province
gave notice to all that he would no longer
be held responsible for the lives OF for
eigner..- ~
The others remained at Taian Flu until
hearing from the British Consul, but
week later had 10 flee. They went north to
the Gulf of Pechili, from whence they went
to Japan.
Shan Tuns, and there were probably two
hundred, made good their escape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
CHARGED WITH PERJURY.
Witness in Powers Trial Arrested on
Warrant Sworn Out by Defense.

(Bv Associated Press-)
GEORGETOWN, ky. August George
F. Weaver, the witness who, in testitysne
against former Secretary of State Powers
claimed to hail from Colorado and VINO as
serted that he saw gun protrudins from
the window of the office of the state sec
rotary at the time Goebei was assaSSlnated
was arrested to-day on a warrant charging
him with perjury, sworn out by the attor'
news for the defense. who declare they
have learned that Weaver was not IN
Frankfort tho day OF the ASSASSINATION ano
that he visited Frankfort last SATURDAY
night for the first time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
The Grand Circuit.
nv Associated Press.)

COLUMBUS, O., Aug. Five thousand
peaple witnessed the splendid racing at
the Columbus Driving Park to-day. Ihere
was nothing sensational, put me sport
was Interesting. Summary:
$40 class. pacing. purse s2ooo-Hetty
G. won three straight heats and race:
Clinton s. second. Harry o. third. Time
S:os class, pacing. purse s1,5oo-Coney
Won three straight heats and race; Free
Bonds second, Don third. Time-2:061Gs,
2.07. 2:051i-
Leaf won third fifth and sixth heats and
race: Onward Silver second, Senator K.
third Onward silver won second and
fourth heats and Senator *. first heat
Time-2:1411s, 2:14A, 2:1411s. 20, 2:lsEHs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
Beers. SURRENDER.
Thirteen Killed i'll Il Railway Acct
dent.


LONDON, August Lord Roberts mas
telegraphed to the War Office as follows:
Pretoria, August l.
Hunter reports 1900 more prisoners sur
rendered yesterday with Commanaaits
Rolpssa and I'ontei, whilst Comma naants
Deploy. Peotgieter and Joubert suITenoered
TO Bruce Hamilton, who . collected i'zeV
rifles $50 ponies and an Armstrong gun.
Lieutenant Anderson. q Danish oiilcer III
the Stats artillery, also surrenaeFeu:
Olivier. with five guns and NUMBER "
brrghers broke away in the Harfls t-i
district. but Hunter expects 'he lo's'i
prisoners will amount to 4.coe
An unfortunate accident occurred near
E-refarisdat on the krugersdorp-Poicht-
stroo,n Railway The enemy had torn Up
rails and a supply train escorted by the
Shropshires was derailed, thirteen beng
killed and thirty-nine injured, although
special patrol had been ordered TO prevent
the trains passing. a spec.al inquiry e mas
been ordered to ascertain why 'Ae oi 'eI
was Gisobeyed.'
The Daily Telegraph, on the authority
of its Cape Town correspondents, asserts
to-day that documents of the highest I'M
portance, emanating from England, nave
been discovered in Pretoria. implcatlnS
members of the House of Commons ana
other prominent persons in England VINO
have agitated in favor Of the Beers
# saws that startling developments may
be expected shortly.
A correspondent with General fiuntef 5
forces at Slapkranz says:
THE Winburg and Seneka1 commandoes
are now arriving. about 500 men. General
Roux has arrived and also the comman-
dlnt of the Wepener commando.
at will take days to get all in Ihere
is q continuous stream of wagons for seven
miles up the valley road All the leaders
have surrendered. The prisoners include
foreign artilleristS.''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
ANIMOSlTY TO KRUGER.
Beers Are Becoming Dissatisfied With
Their President.
(By Associated Press.)
PRETORIA, July a.-Mrs. Botha

PRETORIA, July 31.-Mrs. Botha was
the guest Of Lord Roberts at dinner yes
terday evening. The BoGr an!mosity to
President Kruger grows apace. The fact
that his omcIa4s are persuaoing the people
that South African Republic paper money
is as good as the Bank of England notes,
because it is based on naliable State Sc
curties. even though the State should be
conquered The wives and children OF the
poorer Beers are almost starving.
General Bothas force is kept together by
extraordinary inventions This correspon-
dent has seen an official circular asserting
that Lord Roberts was forced to retreat
south of the Vaal and that Lady Roberts
escaped in a balloon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
EXPORT OF LUMBER.
More Sent from Southern Ports Ihan
for Any Previous Year
CIV Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS, Aug the -, s, Lgmoss
d d7.t 70. statistics OF the foreign wood
com p 1890 sxnorted from all southern
ports during the past fiscal year ending "a, ng
June oottL' -. ,Ea11 for any previous year
S pee ITEM has shown a material loss In
s S9 lsfal feet The total amount aggFe,
s sates 1.6l6, 96i, 49, feet, against total
Of f'ei $50. 496. 9oe feet in 1922 ,,,.,s.a
,I nne wed timber, SO. 800. COO feet: hewn
i Iimber Cocoon cubic feet: logs and
o otIlg mannfactnred timber, In value.
S. 600. 40: boards. deals and piag X To- -,
80 shingles 10. rs. 500. all other lumber.
-, ysfI,Ie. s9f2, sol: STAKES. number. So
-. :,o4: manufactured OF lumber, in value.
50 103 2T4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02

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measures to investigate the Anarchist sgt-
uation in and around New York.
The matter has not been officially brought
to the attention of this Government by
Italy, but the published facts in the case
have induced the Federal authorities 10
start a quiet Investigation Just wha,
steps have been taken is not make public.
but it was admitted at the State Depart
ment that this Government was taking
such measures as it deemed proper IN tha
premises"
This is not only on account of courtesy
to the friendly Government of Italy. but
has a bearing on the possibility of similar
breaks from the same source.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
A TEMPORARY INJUNCTION.
4 Volunteer from LynchburS Dies III
Philippines.
Especial Dispatch to The Times->

tSpeclal Dispatch u Inc 4-ihS9-'
LYNCHBURG, VA, Aug. lon yester-
nay Captain Charles NJ Blackboard. as
counsel, secured from the Circuit Court
of Roanoke a temporary injunction to re-
strain John w. Clay, treasurer OF Camp
bell county, from selling certain property
of the cotton mill for $1,000 of taxes. The
cotton mill claims that it was exempted
from county taxation, and that the ac-
ton of the Commissioner OF Revenue in
assessing the capital stock was contrary
TO an act of the Legislature secured by
the Board of Supervisors carrying out the
plan of exemption Argument for a per-
manent injunction will be heard in the
Lynchburg Circuit Court next week
Samuel II. Dillon. whose death in the
philippines has just been announced. was
q well-known young Lynchburger, a son
of the late h c. Dillon. He was a mem
Der of Company 3, Nineteenth Infantry.
United States Volunteers. In the Span
ish-American war he was Il member of
Bryan's regiment. His death was caused
bV GVSentery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
seymour offered Command.

(By Associated Press)
LONDON. August 1.-Shanghai tele-
grams of this date say the for
eign consuls met yesterday and de-
cided to invite Admiral Seymour lBrtsh),
20 take command Of the Shanghai defences.
The United States Consul GoodnoW and the
French Consul General NJ. DeBezallre,
en- behalf Of the conclus. visited Admiral
SEYMOUR, and he promised to draw UP
plans and submit them, to council! OF
officers. The Shanghai municipal council
objects to the consular action.
The British Second Infantry Brigade
has been ordered to GebarN al Hons Kong
TO form a flying column, 10 serve my
where in China.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
BIG RAID IN NEW YORK.
Over Two Hundred Men and Wome'
Arrested by Police.
ORv Associated PresS.l

(Ev Associated PresS-l
NEW YORK, August 1.-Polce made q
raid on the Tivoli Concert Hail. IN west
Thirty-fifth Street, at II O'clock 'o-il!sa''
and more than two hundred men and wo-
men We're taken prisoners.
It was one of the biggest raids ever made
in New York.
Fifty policemen in plain clothes, and the
reserves from the Tenderloin precinct, de-
seconded upon the dive in body and closed
every avenue of escape. Four patrol wag-
ons were employed to cart the prisoners
to police stations
Fif1y-four women and one hundred and
fftv-four men were taken to the police
star ms. The women were locked up. and
tina men were released after being warned
by Captain Thomas that he would hold
them if they were caught again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
DON'T DELAY ADVANCE.
This the Order Sent American Com
1nander in Tien Tsin.

This the Order sent ttnerIcif Co1H-
mander in Tien Tsin.
Copyright 1900 by the Associated Presso
TIEN TSIN, Thursday. July @.-Vla
Che Foo, July so. and Shanghai, August L
The American commander received orders
from Washington to-day not to delay the
advance on Pellfn. He was also informed
that heavy reinforcements are en- route.
Great act:vit! is noticeable at japanese
Headquarters. Transport preparations are
being hurried. 1t is extremely unlikely
that either the Japanese or the British in
tend to be LEFT behind the American s,
though the British preparations are 81 long
way from completeness. The japanese or
ganization, on the other hand, excites the
admiration CT all.
The total strength Of the allies here is
1000 Renforcemeats are arriving daily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
The Emperor's Message.

(By AssOeiated Pressl
BERLIN, August Emperor William
to-day sent rae following telegram to King
Victor Emmanuel at Rome:
.Deeply muved by the death of your
noble father my sincerely beloved ana
tr,1e friend and ally I send you with an
expression of my deep and sincere SYM
pathy, my best wishes for your reign
May the friendship which united our
houses during the reign OF your father
continue His memory Will ever remain
written In my heart
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
The Meade Sails.
Rv A ssociated Press.l

san FRANCISCO, CAL. August /
The transport Meade sailed for Taku,
China, this afternoon with 1850 soldiers
aboard, including Companies l, K, l.. and
NJ, comprising the Third Battalion of the
Fifteenth Infantry; Troops 3. G. l and II,
Third Cavalry, and Company Il, CT the
Battalion of Engineers, from West Point.
The band of the Third Cavalry accom-
panied the squadron.
The Meade carries s1,7G0GGn in currency
for the payment OF war expenses in emma
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
THE TIMEs RICHMOND. VA THURSDAY. AUGUsT 2.I9oo..
IMPERIAL TROOPS
BESIEGE ENJOYS
CONTINUED from First Page.)
cabIsgram was this morning received at
the Navy Department.:

Taku. july q.
"solsce. with sick arAe Rounded pro-
caeded Nasasaki, Yokohama, Guam, Homo
lulu and Mare Island with five marines
and navy officers, five armX officers, nine
navy men. nineteen marines. sixty-hVe
Ninth Infantry. All men will remain
aboard Solnce unless otherwise recon-
mended by army medical authorities at
Nagasaki or Surgeon Anderson at Yoke
hama Army hospital ship Relief prepar-
ing at Nagasako for Taku. Japanese hospi-
tai ship Alternating, here at our disposal
If needed Lieutenant Leonard.s condi-
tion more favorable, recovery hopeful.
Bidale's command ordered TO Ten Tsin.
(Signed) q RtiA1t1f
Major Biddle's command consists of 225
marines, who sailed from SIN Francisco
on the Grant with General Chaffee and
the Sixth Calvary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
THEIR HANDS FULL.
The Chinese Keep Russians Busy Near
Port Arthur.
By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press)
ST. PETERSBURG, August I-Oinciai
dispatches from the far East continue TO
show that Russian military authorities have
al. they can do to cope with the chinese
in territory adjacent to Port Arthur.
Fighting has occurred in various parts
OF the Liao-Tuns peninsula. One detach-
ment was twice attacked by Imperial
troops clad as civilians and with their mill
tary badges concealed by their cartridge
boxes. Another detachment lost ten killed
and thirty wounded third force was
treacherousy attacked and lost twenty
killed. six wounded and four missing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
SENSATION In
THE POWERS CASE
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-, a. 1,++ar ;s claimed to have said

in which the latter is claimed to have said
that he was to be paid $500 for each con-
victon
Upon REORGANIZATION Colonel Hendrick
asked the witness if ne did not have a talk
with L. f. Sinclair Of the defense. and
afterwards If he did not tell Golden that
he could get S5oao if he would leave the
State and not testify.
The witness replied that he did say to
Golden that he believed he could get those
fellow to give him $3.50 if he would leave
the State"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
Kill on the Rail.
snec,al Disna tch to The Times

fsnec!al Disra tch to The Times.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, August i.
Mr. John Madison of Decatur. Rocking
ham county. was struck by No. 81, north.
Wound passenger train OF the Southern
Road III morning at O'Clock and killed
Papers On his person indicated that he
had had trouble at home and had wan
dered away.
Tired and weary, he took seat on
the railway ties near Montreal The train
came rushing along and struck him with
the above result
His body was turned over to AR. Lewis
Madison. cousin, of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
GEN. WALKER NOMINATED.
There Can BE No Joint Canvass III the
Ninth.

There Can BE No Joint Canvass in the
Ninth.
BRISTOL. TENN, August 1.-THE Re
pubiicans of the Ninth District of Vir-
GINA, In convention al Wise to-day, nomi-
mated General James A. Walker, of
fayetteville. for Congress by acclamat.on.
All the counties were represented in the
convention.
Congressman Rhea, the Democratic
nominee, Will not enter into a joint Dis
cussion of the issues with Gen Walker,
owing 10 unpleasant features following the
election TWO years ago, which eliminated
In a serious shooting in Bristol.
Congressman RheS will make the first
speech of the campaign at Gate City,
Scott county, on the 18th instant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
GOES to CHINA.
Granville Hunt Detailed for Posta!
Duty Abroad.
(By Associated P

(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, August Granville
Hunt, the financial clerk in the Washing
Non city postoffice, has been detailed TO
so to China to open up the postal supply
service for. the American troops in the
Chinese campaign. He will accompany Mr.
Robinson OF Atlanta, who will have charge
of the new postal service for our soldiers
in China.
Mr.. Hunt will take with him about Slc,oo0
worth of stamps etc, for the use OF the
soldiers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
DR. Altman Elected.

Especial Dispatch to The Ti.nes.9
LYNCHBBRG. VA. August 1.-The
Board of Trustees of Hanlpden- Sidney Col
lege mel here yesterday and elected DR.. N
B. Almond. of Louisville KY, Professor
of the Chair of Latin and German, To sue
coed DR. Basore. who resigned. There We're
fifteen applicants
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
WjCr Destitute.
nv Associated Press. J

fBv AssOeIlted FFesS.J
NFyv YORK. August captain Usher.
., tbs Hobokeu police sad to-day that
Ms Rresci. wife of the assassin Of King
I1,,rn1,arf was in such nervous condition
49, She mad gone to the house of friend
- 90 rest The woman IS destitute. She sti!l
trfss 10 hope ;hat the man arrested in Italy
Is not her husband. but she ADMITS 1nae
there is little reason for her to nope cue
Vii h. kept under police Surveillance pend
w.. 5avs.oDnents in her husbands case
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-02
SENATOR HOAR IN LINE.
He Will Not, However, Take the stump
Outside OF His Own state
By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK. August 1.--Senator Scott
received to-day q letter at republican
headquarters from Senator Hour n reply
70 an Invitation extended TO the Massachu-
sets Senator TO taken active part in the
campaign.
There is no man in the country who de-
sires more earnestly Republican success
than t. wrote he. but he added that ne
had never throughout his public life made
an execution TO his rule never to make
campaign speeches outside OF MS own
State