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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond
Citizens and other Matters.

A banquet will be given at the Jefferson
so-morrow evening in honor of the Exc
c,1tiye Committee of the southern Edu-
cational Association.
The Virginia Club will have a great
..bouse-warming'' tonight at $50
o'clock at. its handsome new clubhouse,
No. 2605 East Franklin Street
STEMS Orchestra, of which Professor
Moses Stein is leader. has been awarded
the contract to furnish the music at the
Richmond College Commencement, June
18th, 18th and 18th.
Mrs Joseph II. Shepherd has received
letter from the War Department, in
forming her of the safety of her son, Mr.
C,hampe 3. Shepherd. He is member
of the Forty-thrd Regiment, number
of members of which were recently killed
by Filipnos.
Postmaster knight has received, .,up
STAMP books graded in three sizes. me
new books are an Improvement over the
first ones, in that a better grade OF parai-
fine paper is used to prevent premature
adhesion The first consignment was eH-
hausted some time ago.
Mr. Sol l.. Bloomberg, one OF Inc Two
State delegates to the Supreme Council OF
the RoEai acahuiii. ~ "
Montreal, Canada. in attendance upon the
Council next week. He will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Bloombers, and after the
meeting is over they will visit Quebec
and other points of interest before return
ing home
Virsinians in New York.
NEW YORK, May 0.-Special.-Virgin-
ians in New York: Danvlle. A. jackson,
poru Avenue. Norfolk, r. II. Barrett, Al
hsr.. g s Briggs Hoffman; ". r. Cook,
MINERAL: w. N. Rettew, E. c. Fosburg,
MURRAY Hill; Miss NJ. E. Rowland. ST.
Denis. Richmond. G. H. Wiley, Broadway
Central: c. E. Smith, Grand; H D. Archer.
Mrs. A. w. Archer. Holland, T. F. JEFF
fress, F. s. Myers, w. j. Whitehurst
Hoffman:-C. D. Larns. Murray Hill; Dr.
H. Lazelle, Park Avenue; Mrs j. NJ Var
gan, St. Denis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
EDUCATORS TO MEET,
Executive Committee of Southern As
ISOLATION Here To Morrow.

SOClIClOn I1cEC 10 AslOiEOW.
On Saturday, the 18th Of May, the Execu-
tive Committee of the Southern Educational
Association will visit Richmond in an Off
cia opacity to decide upon the advisability
of holding the next meeting of this Asso-
citation here during the Christmas holidays.
This committee is composed of the fol-
lowing gentlemen: DR.. r. B. Fulton
chancellor of the University of Missis-
sippD president; DR.. Junius Jordan (Uni-
versity of Arkansas), vce-pres!dent; Prof.
PIP. Claxton Estate Normal College, n.
CD, secretary: Prof. ]. D. VERIFY (Superin-
tendent Mobile Schools, Alabama). treas
urer. They will spend the morning in
looking after matters of interest to the
Association. On Saturday at P. NJ. it is
proposed to hold an Informal meeting at
the Jefferson Hotel for the consideration
of some questions pertaining to the educa-
tional interests of the whole country, and
of the South in particular. The special
topic suggested is The Missing Links in
Our Educational System" AT S o'clock
there will be banquet at the Jefferson
hotel. DR.. j. Z. NJ. Curry and Dr. w. T..
Harris have both been invited. and in ad-
dition number of the most progressive
and successful educa tors in Virginia are
expected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
FRESH INTEREST
IN AN OLD PLACE
Miss Johnson Book Attracts Atten-
ton to Jamestown.
ANNIVERSARY OF Ian D In G.
It Will Be Celebrated OH tho Gath
This Year-NIr. McTavish Struck in
the Face by Rebounding Board.
knitting Mill Contracts.

WILLIAMSBURG VA, May 1O-Spe-
cial-The Executive Committee OF the
Eastern State Hospital, owing to the
absence of Colonel Walter II. Taylor,
chairman, did not award the contracts
for the machinery and buildings forathe
new laundry yesterday. Quite num-
Der of competing firms were represented.
The contracts will be let at meeting
to be held probably next week.
PAINFULLY HURT.
Mr.. Hugh McTavish, of McTavish
Brothers, lumber dealers, was painfully
injured yesterday at the Chesapeake and
Ohio Depot. He was loading large
log when the weight of the timber
caused piece of board to rebound,
striking him in the face, cutting a cash
that required nine stitches to sew up
Andrew Chrest, of South Dakato, has
purchased the fine old Waller estate, con-
tanning 1900 acres, for $4,000.
The proprietor of the bottling establish
ment has arrived with his machinery,
and will begin work at once.
THE KNITTING MILL.
The Williamsburg Knitting Mill Com
pany will be ready to ask for bids Tor
Their building in a very short time.
The work on the artesian we'll will
begin this week, the same having been
DELAYED on account of the 1mpoSSlblllty
to get pipe large enough.
Miss Johnson's book, ITO Have and
to Hold the plot of which IS laid at
jamestown, is. attracting a great many
tourists to this historic spot. Ten per-
sons from different sections Of the coun-
try were here yesterday, and drove over
to the island.
JAMESTOWN DAY.
William and Mary College will celebrate
Jamestown Day on the Gath new style),
the anniversary OF the landing of 1.-The
settlers in May, 1907. The celebration
was formerly held on May 18th Gold
style. President L. G. Tyler will de-
liver an address, and DR.. L. B. Wharton
will probably read an original poem.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
OLD MARKET MEETING.
A Large Crowd Expected TO Hear
Judge Mann Tonight

A Large Crowd Expected TO Hear
Judge Mann Tonight
The first of a series of meetings in be-
half of the proposed constitutional con-
yention will be held at Old Market Hall
tonight.
Judge William Hodges Mann, of Motto
way. VINO will deliver the principal aa-
dress, is one OF the ablest lawyers IN
virginia. He is an attractive speaker.
Judge Mann is one of the eiectors-at-
large on the Democratic ticket.
Colonel George Wayne Anderson, who
will also address the meeting. needs no
Introduction. He has long been a very
earnest advocate of the convention to re-
wise the Constitution.
The Jackson Ward Democrats are
quietly organizing their forces Tor the
election on May Oath. Every Democrat IN
the ward is being appealed to and urged
to make 1t his business TO cast MS vote
The Democrats feel sure they can win oy
united effort. They are receiving en-
couragement and support from the DEM
ocrats of the other wards
Yesterday was court-day in Ne" Kent.
Among those who went down from Ricn-
mond was Mr.. Jefferson Wallace, chair
man OF the City Democratic committee
and a. probable candidate for Congress.
The City Democratic Committee recent
ly appofnted a subcommittee for the pur-
nose of making arrangements for h.S
mass-meeting to be held at an carry
date. at which some of the brilliant speak
ers of the State are to speak. This COM
mittee consists of Messrs. H. M Tyler,
Cunningham Hall. ". A. Price, Harry L.
Watson and James w Gordon.
The committee will probably go TO WASH
;nston on Saturday to wait upon Senator
Daniel and several Virginia congressman
and arrange for their appearance mere
upon the occasion of the mass-meeting.
The meeting will probably be held al
the Auditorium. as being tie only place
large enough. and the date will probably
be the 21st or 22d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
APPOMATTOX DEMOCRATS
An Enthusiastic Meeting Endorsing


An Enthusiastic Meeting Endorsing
the Constitutional Convention.
APPONATTOX, VA, May 1o.-Special.-
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
people. of Appomattox county was aeid at
the courthouse to-day.
resolutions were unanimously adopted
heartily approving and endorsing the
platform adopted by the recent conven-
ton of the party at Norfolk ana pledslns
tha members to exert their utmost abili-
ties to sustain the political sentiments
therein enunciated, and endorsing the
course of Hon. H. D. Flood as the origi-
nator Of the bill for a constitutional con-
vention and of the resolution before the
Democratic legislative caucus 10 make 1t
party question.
Democrats of the Tenth Congressional Dis
trict Mr. Flood as their nominee for Con-
greSs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
Wednesday Club Committees.

The Board of Governors of the Wednes-
day Club held meeting last night at the
Commonwealth Club. President Meloney
appointed the following committees:
Music-E. a. Hoen, c. w. Tanner, Rev.
Dr. Paul s;enzel.
Membership-W. c. Mercer, eugene
Jones. E. c. Mayo.
F.nance-L T. Morris. George ",
Stevens, S. W. Travers.
Further business was postponed suntli
Nav 22d at $50 P. NJ, at the Common
wealth Club. when officers will be elected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
Intcrcst Growing.

Captain G. w. Koiner. Commissioner of
Agriculture. is authority for the statement
stl,at more orchards will be set this year
than in any previous year IN Virginia s
history.
Captain Koiner says that the farmers
are giving more attention to fruit-raisins
than before and that lands are being care
fully cultivated and orchards cared for
The last issue of the Commissioner OF
AgricuIt,1re's report contains much valu-
able informa ton as to the care of orchards
and has, it seems, stimulated fruit
raising The report is in great demand
and new edition isinow in THE press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
WINSTON'S NEXT MAYOR.
! Negro Taken From an officer and

a Negro Taken From an Officer and
ss Whipped by Whitecaps.
WINSTON, n. c., May 1o.-Special.-AIr
O.. 5. Eaton will be the next Mayor of
Winston. He received the largest vote in
the first primary yesterday, and this
morning the other candidates withdrew in
his favor.
A negro named John Glenn. who was
tried before a magistrate yesterday and
bound over to the Criminal Court on a
charge of stealing, was taken from the
deputy sheriff by White Caps last night
while on his way to Jail and whipped I'M
mereiiully.
This occurred In Old Richmond Town
ship this county. The officer brought
Glenn to Jail after the whipping. He does
not know any of the White Caps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
residence of the bride, in Belmont. the
Rev. C. e. Bane officiating.
A MIRACULOUS ESCAPE
Tie Boys Struck 10y Fast Train Are
Getting Well.

aN8STyALE, VA, May 1o-special.-
James Waldron, and Baron Bayle, the
two boys SO seriously hurt on Tuesday
evening by the Fast East Freight train
coiliding with a wagon, driven by Mr..
Bishop, of Montvale Cannery, in which
they were riding, are better, and hopes
are entertained of their recovery.
Mr.. Bishop is suffering from bruises,
as he was thrown up twenty or thirty
feet. The train was coming down grade.
az a. fast rate and the accident was I'M
avoidably. No blame IS attached 10 u.
railroad company. 1t was most
miraculous escape and those who Wit
,nessed it fully expected all three would
be killed, as well as the horses. Inc
horses stood perfectly still after the
wagon had heen struck, and knocked
off the track.
i The country people are rejoicing a;
1.-THE prospect of another passenger tram
being put on next week, which Will en-
able them to go to and return from
Lynchourg the same day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
CENTURY COTTON MILLS
Company Organized at South Boston.
Water Power for Electricity.

company oGutH I1uStOu.
Water Power for Electricity.
SOUTH BOSTON, VA, May Especial
A cotton mill was organized here to-day to
be known as the Century Cotton Mills. ;"
The officers are Rev. T. S. Wilson, presi-
dent and treasurer; l.. A Lukin, general
manager. and the following directors: r..
S. Barbour, t. S. Wilson, L. A. Lukin, r.
NJ. c. Glenn, Henry Easley. E. w. Reade
and Joseph Stebbins. The capital stock
will be two hundred thousand dollars, a
large amount Of which was subscribed at
a meeting to-day.
A charter will be obtained at once, and
as soon as a. location can be decided on
and plans obtained, the work will begin.
Surveys are now being made Of water
power here. from which electricity will be
generated, running all the machinery of
the town. Besides local parties, several
gentleman from North Carolina of eXper-
fence in cotton mills. are identified with
the ENTERPRISE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
Air Clark Elected.

At the regular bimonthly meeting of the
Board of directors of the. South Atla>alc
Life Insurance Company. held last even
ing, Mr. William "A. Clark. of Columbia.
S. c.. was elected a member OF the Board.
Mr.. Clark is president of the Carolina
National Bank and prominently identified
with the great cotton factories of that
State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
Field and Literary Contests.

Field day at Randolph-Macon College will
be held on Saturday next.
The decIamatory contest Of Washington.
Literary Society will be held in the COLI
lege chapel tomorrow night. Franklin So
ciety will hold its contest Friday night,
May 18th.
Miss Rowen, sister Of DR.. p. ". Bowan.=
Of neutrality-suspicious. eniiegs has returned
10 her home, in Maryland. a.sss visit
hero Of severa! months. -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
PAIR oT1c FUND.
The First InstallmentH Has Been sont to
England.

The committee having In charge the COL
lection Of contributions for the British
South African Patriotic Fund for the re-
lief Of widows and orphans of British SOL
diers who have fallen In the South African
war. have just forwarded 10 England the
first ihs,al,snent. amounting to nearly 5000.
In connection with this announcement
the committee hsss TO return thanks 10 al!
c.;.zeas who hsve 70 kindly given their
sympathy Erd ksip 10 the Undertaking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
FOR THE CONVENTION.
,1ass-Mceting in Charlottesville With

N1nSS-McetlnS III CnarIottes'Hte !" III
Prominent Speakers.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. May 10
Special-A large and enthusiastic mass
meeting of the Democrats Of CharlotteS-
VILE and Albemarie was held at the court
house tonight in the interest5of a constt-
3tutioual convention The meeting was adj
dressed by Captain Micajah Woods. Hon.
i. w. Fishburne, Monson Gorden, Daniel
Hartman. John E. Massey. General Fields
and Pembroke Petit. of Fluvanna, and
other distinguished speakers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
Resident Resigns.

DR.. n Mcclure Williams. VINO was ap-
pointed resident physician to the Home of
Incurabes. from the University College of
Medicine. has resigned the appointment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
Dwelling Burned.

SHEPPARD.S. VA, May 10.-Speciai.-
Mr.. Collins, of this neishborhood, had ms
dwelling house destroyed by ire YESTERDAY
at O'Clock. A feather bed was all that
was saved from the wreck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11

Miss Geyr's Reci,ai Tonight.
The plano recital which Will be given
al Che woasan's College to-utght,b by Miss
.Miiie Geye-, OF New York, will be one
Il the MOST delightful musical events Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11

At the meeting OF the members es West.
rro.elena club last asEht some sight
changes we're made In the bv-iaws. snp-
FER was served after the meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY 10, 1900.
ARRIVED.
steamer Rosa Lee. Willis, Norfolk, rier'
cflandise and passengers, Old Dominioa
Line. rS,t,,
of,Ia Pa, merchandise and passengers
steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Jane.
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, Virginia Navigation
schooner Francis J. Ruth, Belman. Bal
t,y,ore sand. Warner Moore Sc Co.
Barge Overbrook. Maioney, baltimore,
coal. S. H. HAYES & Co.
steamer Rosa Lee. Willis, Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominica
Schooner Admiral. Ireland. Albemarit
Sound, light.
port NEWPORT NEWS. MAY 10, 1890
ARRIVED
Schooner An. Colburn. Boston
Steamer kanawha, Liverpool.
SAILEp
steamer collinghanl. Genoa.
STEAMER Eoda, afarseilles.
Stas uer Shawrcut. Boston.
steamer Lord Antrim, Belfast.
Barge West Virginia, Bait.H.ore.
poRr OF WEST POINT. MAY 10. 1900
ARRIVED.
Steamship Accomac Thompson. Nor.
;ol,s passengers and general cargo.
Ao'ts' SAILED
Steamship Accomac. Thompson. Nor.
folk. passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
Sluggish Blood

The blood should not creep lazily through
the veins. It should run swiftly, carrying
life and health to every organ. Indfges-
ton, constipation. dyspepsia and nervous
ness. Invariably accompany poor circula-
don. Purify and inrigorate the blood with
Hosietter.s Stomach Bitters and these dis
eases VIII disappear. the Rtters also pre-
vents malaria, fever and aguc. and cures
al, ai.me6ss of the stomach. See that q
PRIVATE REVENUE STAMP covers the
neck Of the bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
N,l:. SnonnerB Better.

Rev. G. n. Spooner, of Trinity Church
who has been sick for some time, was
Improving yesterday. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
g, ,,,iar-school superintendents.

The sunday-school Superintendent I'm
Ion will meet at the Y. NJ. c.. A parlors
tonight at SIS O'clock. The discussions at
these meetings are always alcng lines OF
practical Sunday-school work. and have
proven very interesting and protlta ble
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
Harlo,v-M.ingfeid.=

CHARLOTTESVILLE A.. May TO-
Mr. Horton Harlow and fiss Mary Wing
field were married last evening AZ
o'clock. The ceremony took place al sthe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
MARKETS.

CATTLE MA RI<ETS.
BALTIMORE, May 9-CALVES-Ee cal,
per pound. choice, 6l.M6Ac.; rough 10
SHEEP-No. 1 fat S4G45o: do. do, per
pound, iG41ac.: inferior. Seli3
LAMBS-Spring, good TO choice, &C.
DOOR, small stock, 1Gt11ac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11

CATTLE, MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, May 9.-CALVEs-Ee
per pound. choice, 61aN6atc-; rough 10
good. per head S4@9.
SHEEP-No. fat, SiG4.3o; do. do, per
pound 4@41ac.: inferior. SOS o..
EAST LIBERTY. PA. May 9.-CAT-
TLE-Steady; extra, s540a5.50; prime
s52og5.4o: common. s3;2IQs So ,oaz4z.
mediums, S535G3.4o: heavy Workers eTs
$50; light do. S5.2oGl5.225; pigs, si.s'45;
skips s:;.50a4.5o; roughs, S5.?oai ..
SHEEP-Hgher; choice wethers. s'.-Se
Sc. 40dG6a: common TO good, Sla6.-o' Feai
calves. sGGG.25.
CHICAGO, ILL. May 9-CAl II II
ing strong; butchers stock fully steads
hest on sale to-day one car load siloit
horns at $3.50; natives, good 70 ~ No
steers, S4.s5G3.So; poor to meelu'h 80, ifiJ
70. selected feeders. Si2343; r .t
stocSers. So cows s39465: heitep S
So o5G5. 10; Gamers, S24oG3: bulls s-'eo|,a
! "a: calves. S4q6. 80: texans. best on s sas
to-day. one ga car load load b "a, So So aG775,
HOGS-Active 541Oc. higher o t9p.
s. 40: mixed and butchers. 50 l1Ea',.H. ~
GOOD to choice heavy. S5.25da 40; fou ls,ii
heavy, $31oG5.2o; light, st.99s1''"0'
OF s fa!ss 10 1oc higher lambs IS
1Oc higher: good to choice wetners;l 49, ~
-G57 fair TO choice mixed. S2s;-f -
Western sheen. S5.5OGl5.75; yearlinss. $50
G8: native lambs, so.5o@1 ~; "es'e'-''
S697.4
NEW YORK. May o.-BEESEtiSS@55iR2ee-
higher; bulls firm; all sold: ste steers. cows
: GS.loxe 81: bulls, S3.30ni-o'' cows
So 4OGll.2J; cables STEADY. :os. frr,. ALI
CAIVES-Active trace prices ~ .t ~
sold common to prime Neais, - Ills
tons. s11.GI'I-:.,.5: little calves "'''
saa4 %; mixed do, SOL e.,,, eteadv:.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-SShe,sp s-,rinr
,,,,,hs active and 15@23c. higher, p .,LtIt
is.i cIinned do. $500 cilpReu.
e. Ioh. culls, SJ.23; southern ti'7
ian,hs s4G5 each; State do. s2.ooay Down
HOGS-Market steady: stare dila =, -
asyIyania hogs, S55oao.oo; ono pi''' 80
TOBACCO MARKET 1000
Richmond, Va. May TO- i.'oo.
private sales to-day were; LUIS -.oss,
,,a,Israads. leaf. II bogsheads scrap, .
t hos filters. IL hogsheads; cutters
7 Ii oeses sales to-day were: Shetour ries .
~ .ai,enss o.;5S pounds-hishest price.
81; Crensiinw's Warehouse, .i.Ao poai 1'
highest price. sd.'a, ,..,,as,is -re-
Warshn,sss repnts ,s nSs
eInsnecrions to-day We're: Sr,sh.. .
hoasheads; dark. . hcssheads. reviews
Bright. 10 hogsheads ,,-da,
intsrnal revenue collections to To-
1yare: Tobacco. 1851. ST. cigars. s9,--o-ea.
.Messrs. Frazer & Tompkins make the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-11
ING comment and price-current 10,

following comment and priee-current for
the week:
Dark-Receipts light; market hrEn az
unchanged prices. We again urge farm
ers who have black stemming tobacco to
ship at once. as the season for this Sradd
is fast drawing to close.
MISUNDERSTANDING very light; mar
ket steady
Brights-Unchanged quiet
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-19
SIOUX FALLS SEEKS 1T.
Would Like to Have the National
Convention Of the POpuIists.

LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 18.-Not to ex-
ceed forty of the expected attendance
of a hundred and fifty members Of the
Populist national committee had reached
the city tonight for the meeting tomor-
row to decide on a place and date for
the next national convention. Senator
Marion Butler, chairman of the commit
tee, with Senator Allen, of Nebraska, ar
rived in the early evening from Wash
ington, and Secretary Edgerton, of Den
yer, came on a night train. The commit
tee will meet tomorrow afternoon in rep
resentatiye hall in the state capitol.
Three cities-Cincinnati, Kansas City and
Sioux Falls-are working for the conven-
ton Chairman Butler said tonight he
believed the committee would complete
it's work tomorrow.
There are only two things to do"
said the senator; name a date and
place, and that should not take long. AS
to the convention city, that is purely a
matter of finance Whichever candidate
makes the best guarantee naturally will
be awarded the meeting"
"Then the Populists will go ahead, in
dependent of the demands and the propo-
sition for fusion on w. ]. Bryan?" was
asked
Senator Butler said he could not speak
for the whole committee of its proba-
BILE action. He admitted that there was
q possibility that the committee would
name no date, but would empower him,
as chairman, to name both date and
place, following the decision of the Dem
ocrats.
Senator Butler said it was well known
there were differences between the COM
mitteemen aszto the question Of fusion,
but he declined to express his individual
opinion or forecast the outcome. His ad-
mission that the committee might post
pone action was regarded as significan.
by the pronounced middle-of-the readers,
who announced that they would fight
any proposition looking to any other
than an independent Populist Members
of the middle-of- -the-road committee de-
clare that Bryan is the logical candidate
of both parties, but they prefer to first
name him and let the Democrats follow
if they wish. The name Of Judge Cald-
well, of Little Rock, Ark, as vice pres
idential possibility was frequently and IA
vprably mentioned.