The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-08
WILL Push THE
ST. LOUIS BILL
Bowman and Foxes May Pool.
their Issues.
ASK FOR AN APPROPRIATION
ASK FOR AN APPROPRIATION
Governor Montague and Commissioner
Koiner Would Like to See a Credi-
table Exhibit if the State Can
Afford il Political Notes.

When the Legislature meets here next
week. a strong pau viii be made by the
fgriruitulists4o 81 the State 10 Sci through
( a bill making an appropriation Tor q
creliita lie exhibit OF Virginia natural
resources at the st. Louis Exposition in
1874. Colonel Al Nj. Bowman; OF Salem
Will reIfatrodlice his jflli, and he and Nil;
Follkes Viii likely pool issues and fight
toeetler. Colonel Bowman and Mr. t,olkes
Hre both rmn1slpri,s Of tire House Finance.
Committee ana viii l5keiy teEa bic Is i3tsr-a
suadr chairman lSoaz 10 ltt II ieasoia5lt
bill 80 through. They Wii haze behind
them the agricultural. mining AMI horii-
s. cultural interests of tho State and Conn
missioner Of .ASliGultnle kGittcr viii help
iilAm5to a.llt. Governor Montague would
like 10 asee II n.editable exhibit. and is
always iae#ofaiole to9aily scheme which,
being consistent with the financial ahil-&
fly of the State MIL tend 10 advance her
material progress
Mr. Alien Y Coclrel, Of Missouri. the
Eastern representative Of the grant
show, was here the other day and talLtd
with The Governor and bomntssioueI'
liener on tho subject. and was much
pleased with theil attitude The bill Will
be opposed. OF course but I,olonel BOW
man thinks he Will get il through.
The situation is growing very interest
ing out in the Ninth District oyer the
election fai, Congress held there on Tues
DAY. Both the Democratic and Republican,
nonlitiecss are zclainling the Victory. and are
contrasting everything in sight No re-
turns have come from Enchanaii couil-
~, and both candidates have ordered their
attufioNssio #GrandsE 10 witness 1 le count.
a gentleman from Southwest Virginia
who arrived here AestetIas says he has.
never Witnessed such an eiectloas as was
held IL his cttantA
Nc voted in he o'aal.tl3puse. said he
''ana tho Republican judge frequentls.
went 8oii the outside and told ms lead-
eiis how 8ra,taiii people had voted and WAS
Coaching Them ms to- their dirty all day
Money Flowed like water. and WAS bolals
paio the Noters in the presence of tho
public.
iii is certain from what can be learned
that J.ilga Ielaa is nat going 10 feliquss
his old Scat Without csshnustillg every
hopejn sight.
Good judges of POLITICS are ioelSius fer
long season of lethargar III political MAJ
tiers from now on. both IN tho city ard
State l'he events ot Tuesday have al
ready Apparently been forgotten, and all
is hard matter to get Iep}lle to even
discuss the prospects Of the Citizens,
Union which Announces that il Will com
TRUE ATS battle for municipal cleanliness.
Tho next great contest I'm Virginia viii lie
over the Legislature next fail. when half.
of the Senate a4id all of tte House mem
hers wlt be elected During the summer,
candidate for the United States Senate
10 succeed Senator Daniel viii he chosen
IN primary II is NOT hclieNea tile senior
asnater Will haze any opposition, IN
which event he wlfite declared the uofni-
nee In. the Site Gammittee. The Sena-
tors chosen next fan NH have to Note
for, Il successor 70 Senator Martin i'll 1aaa.