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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

The Society Of Friends embraces mem
bership of about $4,000. At present the
body of Friends consists OF small cohsfe,
cations for worship and discipline, ana
various seattle, ed individuals in New Eng
land New York. Ohio, PennsyiVania ana
New Jersey, and q few in England
The following letter written by veneer
able old Quaker, Mr.. John Evans. lNius
ut South Wabash. Ind, tells in his quaint
language his experience with the na.'o''a'
catarrh remedy, Pe-ru-na. Ite says:
"My wife (Polly j. Evansl
says She feels entirely cured OF
systemic catarrh of twenty
years standing. She took near
" six bottles Of thy excellent
medicine, Pe-ru-na, as directed,
and we feel very thankful to
thee for thy kindness and adj
vice. She did not ever expect
to be so we'll as she is now.
Twelve years ago it cured her
of la grippe. | want to tell thee
there has been great deal OF
Pe-ru-na used here last winter.
Pe-ru-na does not need prals-
ina. 1t tells for itself. We can
and do recommend it to any
one that is afflicted with ca
tarrh,
"As ever. thy friend. John Exams.
south Wabash. Ind"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
:
Breaks rp''
DIS

FAlISof DR.: Humphreys, Specifics are. as
.cfficacious as for Grip and Colds
His Manual on the care and treatment OF
the sick may be had for the asking %
your drugstore or will be mailed free,
tells how Specific No. j. dissipates Fevers:;
how No. % cures Headache. and No.zlo.
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Weak. Stom-:
ach, how No. II helps Suffering Women.
how No. IA allays skin Diseases, Erup-:
tions, Salt Rheum, Nettle Rash. how No:s
Is helps the sufferer from rheumatism n;
how No. q ca es the Kidneys and NO. ~
relieves the Bladder.
For sale by all druggists, or sent. on re-
ceipt of price. 25c each. or five for 81
(may be assorted) - Himphreys Home",
pathic Medicine Co. Cor. William ana
John Sts., n. Y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
ENFORCE OYSTER LAW.

Residence Burned IN Isle Of Wight
County.
SUFFOLK. VA, JAN 6.-special.-oys-
ter Inspector r. Williamson has begun
to punish infractors Of oyster laws. Geo.
NJ Mathews, of Suffolk, was to-day fined
$40 for rough culiing.
Kersey Woodward thirteen years Old,
fell to-day while skating on Lake Savage
and broke an arm.
The Council last night changed the
names of three streets through conpli-
ment TO former distinguished citizens.
Joe Stroud this morning had his resi-
dence burned in Isle of Wight county, to-
gether with all the contents except a
sewing machine. NO insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
HOTEL CORRIDORS.

So,no of tho People Who Arc Stopping
Here.
General Edward P. Meany. of Newark.
n. J., the general counsel for the Zen
.lselephone Company, Is a, the Jefferson.
Tho annual dinner rendered by the firm
of Taslor & Boiling, wholesale :rocers.
to their employees. was. given az me r,'e1-
ferson last night. Covers for elshleen
were laid.
Frederick s. Hall. the champion exhibi-
ton pool player Of the world, IS n TINS
an exhibition Of his skill at one OF The
hotels or clubs IN this citS-
AT th. jefferson: Senator Joseph e. Will
:hard. Fairfax: C. ". Dillon. Fayetteville.
". Va: Jlose Lesh R. Watts. Ports
mouth: James D. Mack, Portsmouth: J.
B. Albert. Newport News: z. st. John.
Portsmouth: D. Louis Ireton, St. Louis:
1Irn. \. l. Thacker, Greensboro, \. c.;
w C. shannon, Washington: ]. B. Rey-
Mods, New York: J. NJ Sherwood. Ports
mouth: Judge Z. ]. D. Cross. Baltimore;
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Barr. Boston. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". "A. Tibhi;ts. Manches-
& 4er, y. H.: e. G. ITexler, Allentown. Pa. :.
II. /. Haiaes, kalamazoo, Mich: W. H.
4 Robe, St. Louis; F.7aN- haynes ana MISE
HAYNES, New York city.
Al the ST. clairc-T. T. Milburn. Char
,otte, n. c.: G. w Goodson. Va; r. Z.
lslakeler. Columbia. S. c.: w L. Jones,
Newport News: Z. p. 1ng!e, Newport
Sews: j. T. Holzbach. Newport. News.
AT the Aahau,bsa--Chas AZ. Dayis. Rai-
t.n,ore: s -. Heczer. ~ ashihg:on: ]. 5.
King, Norfo,k: s. W Goodwin. Snflolk:
John c. Cornelius. New York; Thomas
Meany. Petersburg.
AT rhe Lexington-D. @. S,rlckler.S Lu-
ray; J. G. Jeffrtes. St. Louis: 4. r. Hop
per. Baltimore; n. Drevsus. New. York:
). L. Tabb Baltimore: Howard A. French.
Il baltimore: F. ~. Gordon, New YORK: "A.
n. Robbins. Knoxville: r: +. Young and
~iss: r. A. Reoyis. Iou!sburg. y. c.:
( Av. n Britton. n. c.: A. II. Jones'. PHIL
adelahia; A. AZ, Kendall and Wifi. Mel
s.,ile. =. :.
At Afurpsyis-w.O o. Crawford. Salem;
John S. Ham, CoytnEton: John r. Evans.
sSdk8olk: Sidney F4echer. Petersburg.
Al NSew Ford .s-Nrili!am Orion and two
$3.50 Haneg csty. n. c. George NICK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

endorser. In the meantime Wolff has gone
elsewhere.
MANY PLACES WANT HIM
e Since Wolff has been in the possession
Of the Richmond police, communications
have come in daily from cities asking that
h. he red until sent for.
Numerous circulars had been sent out
with a project description Of the man and
his photograph, and asking the police OF
tho different cities to be on the LOOKOUT
for him.
Since the notice has been out the great
Pjnkerton Detective Agency has been az
work en- the case, but nothing could he
found which would led to his arrest. BY
chance ona CT these circulars fell into the
hands of the Richm-nd city detectives
and. they had hardly time to get his
description weiI-tixed in their minds be-
fore he was found and arrested at the
Lexington.
Wolff is now wanted in seven different
places AT lhe time OF his arrest the iu-
tforities knew that i,e was wanted IN
Paterson, N J.. Huntington. W. Va, and
HonesdsLe, PENN hut since notice has
l,een sent out of his arrest. they have re-
teived information that he has praci1ced
his art in Washington. ID. C.. Winchester,
Va, New York city, and the State OF
ohio. making in all seven charge for the
same crime.
CA;RRl13D TO ilu>l1NHlO-S.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Frank n Iyree,
chief of police of Huntington. arrived III
The city with tic necessary reahsition
MINER: He was taken in charge by Ser
-eant To,1ll:nson. who went with him 10
The Governor and had the reuuisltion
signed and then TO Justice Crutch1ieid'
who turned over the prisoner 10 MIN. MI
Tyree put his prisoner in the First d'olice
station for safe-keeping until 1880 o'clock
last night when they left for Huntington
When Paterson and the other cities apply
Tor their prisoner 1he G,s VIA ,,,, 1,Ha vra s
was very CT complimentary OF the Richmond
notice and praised their work in cap
turing Wolf. who has evaded the authori-
lies 50 long.
should Wolff receive n long term on
.he different charges. he will pronanlE
,,,end the remainder Of his life in prison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

Sc.~SSSSSsss"'t'Sss~I'S'
THE cook places three heapng tea
spoon. of Grape-Nuts in a saucer for each
guest and pours over: the food some hot
milk or hot water and allows it to stand
Ten minutes: then serve with rich. cream
and sugar.
/ nave served the Grape-Nuts food in
this way Mt my table to numerous friends.
some Of whom, 40 not care for II dry.
They are enthusiastic about it served
hot. and II is So great a favorite with US
tina, have been tempted to write. sug-
costing thai you add the above receipt 10
your racka ge''s F. W. Leavitr, Aftnneapo:.
lis. MINI. taIr. Leatitt IS superintendent
sof the famous Housekeeper Maga1ine:) !,
There are many ways: OF serving Grapes,
MUS ana making from them tempting
and delicious dishes The variety Of
,nstes can be suited. and under all cir
curnstances 1t may be remembered that
the food is first perfectly and completely
cooked at the factory. and gives the high.
es. form, OF nourishment 10 the human
body. for 1: is directly used by the sys-
TEN TO rebuild the brain and nerve CEN
terr. ~ =. rszs..3 -
Ten days, by any thoughtful per-
son. Eul grove the assertion. y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
THEY LIKE RICHMOND.
Two New Workers May Locate Pcrma-
.U,I1. Il, This Civ

Two New Workers May lL fCa'c ! S y A'i'>
nently in This CITY, !.
Several wealthy New Workers We're IN
the city yesterday as 1ne guess % :
sMassrs ]. Thompson Brown & Co. the
,re,l.known real estate dealers. The
gentlemen. we're en- route to Hot Springs,
but they were very favorably impressed
with this city. and there is reason to be-
-ueve that two of the parry will 5perna--
nantly@ locate in Richmond. The health
of one ,sof the gentlemens5is SUCH that
the Virginia climate may induce; him to
) locate here The other. who Is seriously.
COZ. siGering Richmond as his future nome
is still in nctive-business. and VIII. Il e 8,
decides in favor Of this city. engage In bus
mess here. Messrs J. Thompson Brown
q Co; spent the day showingzthee visitors
over the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
4 Beautiful Compiexiol-

There IS no person on earth but what
would like to-: have "a nice complexion.
THIS is especially true with the ladies,
There is no way 10 secureit by cosmetics:
The trouble lies deeper. tsis in the ssys-
tenn Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy will in
5vigorase the system and give you a beau
Stiful com plexion. II is harmless and new
err falls to accomplish results. IT Will
not only give sou ashea utiful comple
but perfect health Price 5oscents per.
bottle. For sale by all druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
OVERCOME BY GAS.
Mr.J. W. Hutchinson Was Discovered
~ last Sr Time

q s.
Mr.. James wv. Hutchinson came near
meeting his death through asphyxiation
early yesterday. morning ut hts home. Z
north Sixth street The house in which
he lives happened to be one Of those de-
prived of gas. on account of the fire and
when he arrived home Friday evening
he went TO his, room and turned on the
cock. but the gas failed to burn. He
failed to turn off the cock upon going to
bed. 1t was early in the morning when
Mrs. A. Waller detected the smell OF gas
and going to Mr.. Hutchinson's room.
found him lying in an unconscious con-
dition on the floor. He was foaming at
the, mouth and gasping.
DR.. Clifton NJ. Miller was a t once call
ed in and he did everything in his power
to revive the dying man. 1t was a brave
struggle that saved Mr.. Hutchinson from
death by gas. He is now able to be about
again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
Hit the Conductor.

Conductor Leadbetter on the Main-street
car line got hit last night. He was on his
car at the corner of Fourteenth and Main.
a discussion arose between him and one
Of the passengers. The passenger claim
ed the conductor was due him ten cents.
This the conductor denied. In the melee
the conductor was struck over the eye and
the passenger disappeared down Four
1centh street. i g,,.!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
Colnn!aintS.

Mr. Joseph NJ. Shelton. the City Gas
Inspector, said last night that the report
that the gas bills were twice as large this
winter as they were last is incorrect and
the statement regarding the pressure on
the meters is without foundation He
said that there is less complaint by the
users of gas this year than there has
ever been; that the condition of the pipes
and, meters is better than it has been
for years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
AR rmlnuf-S Work.

Mr. Lewis a. Umlauf's work in the
Fire Alarm office Friday afternoon de-
serves especial praise. lie answered SIN
alarms that were turned in one imme-
diately after another, and kept a cool.
collected head in the rapid succession of
alarms that were turned in later.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
.CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE,
TINWARE.

TO reduce our stock of Dinner,
Tea and Toilet Sets we have
marked them down to very low
figures. 1t will pay You to look at
them before buying.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
RAPPAHANN0CK BRIDGE.
Turned Over to the Railroad Com
plctc-An Upset Bid.

!
URIC VA, Jan. g
Special.-The splendid new iron ana steel
bridge of the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad over the Kappa
hammock river here, was yesterday turned
over TO TIE railroad authorities as COM
spleted.
Mr.. Patrick c. Payne, of King George
county, killed at one shot this week sew.
erteen wild geese and two wild CNaslard,
ducks. He sold the geese at e. cents
each
Mr.: E, a zsolan's Little son. Eugene,
while at play yesterday. tel and brooks his
leg
An rrset bid CT ten per cent. advance
has teen made for. the William Beazley
tract of. lard. containing twelve hundred
acres in this county. which was sold iaSt
week at auction for $3.50, and announcer
sale has been ordered by the court
Mr.. T. r. Casey, of Chicago. has re-
Gently been making many improvements
to his property in Orarge county.
Miss Sadie Wood. daughter OF safS
Thomas Wood, formerly of this city, WIZ
be married in the Baptist church az " ar
renton next Wednesday, january l otii' -
Mr.. William e. C6en.
NJ w Il Maker Jr.. and Nj s5 Eetlls
Rollins, daughter of Mrs. Williams feoi-
::ns, of King George county. were a.ii.
ried Thursday at the horne OF the n..ue
parents, Rev. Boyd T. Turner ofheiat.hs
Judge j. E. Mason and Mrs: Mason save
al, elegant reception yesterday atseln ~
10 their friends. AIRS las21 Was asSisses
in receiving by Misses Sailte5
{ Mary Gordon Ws.ilaess, Jennie Fhiii,ss
Lou,te R-axton anu Miss Minnie = .t..su'
OF King George. There .sers many, -. s,s.,
Sers and dainty refreshrle 1"sfe -,
5I,t,a am, e syEof he Methodist church
surprised II e:rspepuler pastor. Rev. j. =.
sistnmp: last night by calling on hsni y
large numbers and pounding him IN
slikeraf ma unec..-s.s e 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
Home f,rIncu1ablcs.

A reception will be held at the Virginia.
Home for Incurables on the nth OF
this month Many invitations have been
Issued. The members Of the General As
se,nbly and their wives. Governor and
Mrs Tyler, Mayor and Mrs. Taylor, and
the City Council and their wives are
among the invited guests.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
3 after.sa Many Years.

AT1.ASTA5 GA, Jan. s.-Thirty q
s..chanre., bins issued by the Western and
Atlanta railroad bearing date of August
81 1852, were received by secretary OF
stare Cook to-day from Chastsnto1os z:
and he was askel to- present them % 55 Ss.e
state treasurer for redemption a zen
cents on the doIIarsas the law provide
The Legislature passed such u law
+ neasly twsnty-three years aga
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

sl,IIlNDLER VOL t T; |
c .AR|Rl|.lE:D AWAY
Detective From Huntington the First
10 Get.nim.
WANTED in MANY PLACES ACES;
when the Various Cases Against Him
Have Bccn Disposed OF he; VIII
Probably Have Spent Manys
Years in Prison.
WANTED IN MANY PLACES ACE:


y. s. woln. the supposed whisky drum m:
NOR who was arrested here last week by
De,ecuye Alex Tomiinson as a fus 7''1,,
from justice. has proved to be a most most
no. er,ous man and As wanted in many
fit,cs and Estates on a charge OF obtaih-
snr money under false prctenscs.
Il seems that he has been at ms pusl-
mass for bout a year or possibly longer.
and has drped many persons. The game
ne Is supposed TO work is a very unique
one and seems to have, been very success
ful. He passes himself off as whisky
drummer and a Mason, ard after stay
ing in a city q few days. he gets miro
7uced to some Mason or introduces hln-
self and gives the alleged name of his
house, GIe then informs the orotner
Mason that he is running short Of funds
and get the Mason 10 endorse check and
he gets the money. The amount used IS
generally s1Uo and when the draft Is
presented to the house it Is. OF course.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
CoNDEMN NATION PRO CEEDINGs.

President Wcrth Will Leave for Nor
folk To- Morrow
Mr. James r.. Werth, president of the
nronosed Princess Anne. Cape Henry and
II.ynn Haven Bay Railway Company, will
lea ve for; Norfolk. tomorrow to attend the
meeting Of the commissioners. who Will
conduct s the condemnation. sproeeedlnsss
Z In regara. Ii the ght-of-way for the
new .road-.s 557.5s IT r =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
TOn7n lsnlr,:n . Pole.

The work Of Mr.. Charles L. Gullett
and Mr.. Henry T. Taylor on the tele--.
phone wires during the big ire Friday
afternoon was wonderful.
They CUT heavy charged wires, and
telephone wires and SO handled them TO
prevent crossing. Mr.. Taylor climbed a
burning pole. cut All arc wire, and was
badly, but not seriously burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
,,us;c in.pub,ic Schools.

The teachers of the public schools in
this city met at Central School yesterday
10 receive instructions in the art Of sing
ing by Mr. G. Curtis MunSon. OF spring
Held. Mass He. will teach the children
of the different schools. He is 4 fine in
struc1or in music.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
DIR. Hunter Better.

DR.. ]. Rufus Hunter, Of Richmond Col
legc.-left Friday for ibis home in Ra-
leigh. n. c. DIR. Hunter has recently suf-
fered a severe attack of rheumatism. and
was for several weeks at the Retreat
for the Sick.
DR.. ]. NJ Whitfield. Of this city, will
conduct DR.. Hunters classroom work
during his absence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
5MUN \ \ dAIER
CURES
CATARRH .
Colds, Coughs.
AS Hay Fever, Bron-
So chitis. Asthm q
and all Diseases
- OF the Throat and
NI Lungs.

Clouds Of Nedicated vapor are inhaled
through the mouth and emitted from the nos
trils. clca nsin1 and FvaporiznE all the innamed
md diseased parts which cannot be reached BY
medicine taken into the stomach.
4 II reaches the. sore s1,oks-It heals the rd,o
7,iocrs-I II goes TO the scat of disedse-N acts as
a balm, and tonic 10 the ,chole aysfcm-tI00 at
oy,t1oists or sent bvmdii. 1905 arch s.. 2tilcss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
pickett. t;amp:Auxiliary,

The ladies Of Pickett Camp Auxiliary
viii meet at their hall, Fifth and Broad.
street, tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o clock
to elect officers and transact other inn
portant business.A large attendance is.
expected. "a H:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
Z I,,i, !. %1cct 1n-1frr,.I,..l,

The annual meeting OF the Elks. Home
club VIII be held the home to-mor-
row evening at n'ele1k. Ohicers will be
elected and other business transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

Work mt the Shipyards.
Among new machinery that has recent
~ been received at the Trigg ship-yard Is
4 large boring ram.
Work on the Congo mission boat VIII
begin in a short while. Il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

Balm. Norfolk. Parke F1tzhugh. Red
Springs. N, C.: John S. Wise and wife
and Miss l.. yNoriley Wise, Churchland..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07
V. S. WOLFF.

.,,rned down and back it comes to tho
endorser. In the meantime Wolff has gone
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

AT the 7A!ha:nb,.1--Cias AZ. Davis. Rai-
t!,nore: s. II. Henzer. " ashing:on. ]. s.
K.ng.. Norfolk: s. W Goodwin. Suffolk:
John c. Cornelius. New York; Thomas
afeany. Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-07

Ten dssestrial By any thoughtful per-
ION. nil provo the assertion. 8
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
LUXURIOUS QUARTERS FOR INQUIRE.
ROOMS IN THE ST JAMES BUILDING FUR
NIsHED WITHOUT REGARD TO COST
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE TO MEET.

The Democratic State leaders have been talking
somewhat disconsolately about the inability to get
money to carry the campaign; but if there is
any financial strtngency in the Democratic camp
it is not reflected in the furnishings of the State
headquarters, which We're opened in the St James
Building Broadway and Twenty-sxth-st, yester-
day. The desks and tables are Of polished oak Of
the costliest make; the rugs and carpets are OF
rich texture and the pictures and chairs and other
equipment indicate lavish outlay, and are in
marked contrast to the pine tables and scanty
furniture of two years ago. There are six con-
Meeting rooms the seventh floor of the St. James
Building In the Democratic suite. In the large
front room facing Broadway, and also Twenty
sixth-st.. is heavy sombre looking oak
table around which the great ones OF the
Democracy in the State will gather TO exchange
Views. Mayor McGuire's room looks like the inner
office of the president of trust company. All
this magnihcence is impressive and in marked con-
trast to the dingv and threadbare furnishings OF
Tammauy Hall.
John A. Mason. secretary of the State Commit
tee, was in charge yesterday. Mayor Mcclure
chairman of the Executive Committee, and Frank
Campbell, chairman of the State Committee, will
be here to-day to start the machinery. II is not
beyond the reColleC ton of the comparatively young
politicians when the Democratic State Committee
hardly had money enough to buy postage stamps
the money had come from to buy this gorgeous
outfit Mr. Mason turned 70 a handsome table
and took a long drink OF water cooled by Demo
eratlG 6Sr tcqs5 cps5,5 es good aad said 0ensnly'
Must have improved" said a bystander.
Guess it has" said Mason urbanely. "Our
mail is getting larger every day"
MANY checks?' asked.
Just So said Mr.. Mason
run the ca@PagG in the State %Foat FSns G
16 to /, but they going to have trouble do
for Mr.. Odel said yesterday: They declared for
l6 to l in their platform, and they can't dodge
when pass ii up to them for debate"
A meeting of the Campaign Committee Will be
held in few days to devise ways and means for
raising money, but the outlook for the desk and
The slim outlook for money doesn't seem TO worry
the anti-t leaders in charge, for they going
to live in luxury whether Bryan is elected or not
Their personal and private headquarters are in the
House
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18
IDAHO STATE CONVENTIONS.
FUSION OF DEMOCRATS, SILVER REPUBLICANS
AND PoPUL1sTs EXPECTED.

Pocateo, Idaho. July 1.-THE State conventions
Of the Democratic. Silver Republican and Popu-
list parties assembled here to-day. 1t is thought
that a fusion will be effected, and that all three
parties will support the candidates for State
officers and the same electors for Bryan and
Stevenson. There are, however, several delicate
questions at issue, the principal among them being
that of nominating candidate for United States
Senator to succeed Senator ShOup. Governor
Steunenberg who is a candidate for the Senate
opposes the plan The Democratic supporters of
ex-senator Dubois and all the Silver Republicans
are urging that Senator be nominated. The
fight is close, and both sides claim they will win.
Dubois confidently expects to be nominated if that
plan Is adopted His Silver Republican supporters
claim there will be fusion If the plan fails
Other questions overshadowed by this one but
the Coeur dAlene Populists have declared there
shall be no fusion if Steunenherg is nominated
Many other Populists are supporters of the Gov
ernOr John T. Osborne, Democratic National Com
mitteeman from Wyoming: D. G, Dunbar from
Utah and General j. B.. Weaver Of Iowa are here
IT is said, In the interest of Dubois.
Temporary organization was perfected at the first
sessions of the conventions.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-18

The Republican party and thousands or force
Joined with US in this conflict for our common
liberties have dedicated themselves without reser-
vatIon without counting OF cost to the restoration
of civil liberty by repeal Of the GoebeI Election
law.
We will keen faith with our own self-respect
with ccnsciences. with our own platQIirilh
declarations, and continue this crusade TOT poHIi-
cal freedom and equality. dtsregarding passing
storm the rising and falling OF tides, cross cur
and even hercest tempests
At the conclusion of Mr. Yerkes's address the
convention adjourned
John w Yerkes the nominee for Governor, is
lawyer and one of the most prominent Republicans
In Kentucky. He Is at present Collector Of In
ternal Revenue. but before holding this place had
not been an offlcehOlder. He was a strong candi-
date for United States Senator when Senator De-
Doe was elected. After w. 5. Taylor announced
that he would not be a candidate for denomination,
Mr.. Yerkes announced himself candidate and
other name has since been mentioned for the
place.