The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-15
Captain Card " Tells I 'lI|' How i '
5sssl. It MaySWork. Il.
.ndR. BIsYANWAS vEl2Y%WARY
Gave All the Newspaper Men the slip
Wilhelm Washington g eneral Ayers
Candidacy Mr.. boswell Sells
/ Gelsha Girl.
Tho Times Dispntchs Bureau,
81 No. 1417 G Street. N. w,

s4 Washington, y. C.,fApril 14th. NJ
Z. ',The Democratic state Committee may
.soon be up against Il very awkward fca-
ture Of the State primary law OF the
party, said Captain w. y. cardwell Of
Hanover county, Mt the Metropolitan Ho-
tel to-day. "1f therefis no candidate for
4lle nomination for the Senate against Ma
Tor Daniel, continued Mr.. Cardwell "the
State Committee acting under the prl-
mary plan, Will simply declare him the
nominee, and ali the Democrats III tho
General Assembly will vote for him. But
II there should DO candidate, a Demo-.
N crat, against Il Senator Daniel, though
BEch candidate would not get n thousand
votes In a State primary such a primary
Z would have to be ordered. The party
would thus be putt to a Il great expense.
amounting to thousands Of dollars and
4 all for nothing. ~ 81 Il. 3.
SCI do not believe there will be any can Y
Il Cfdate, weak or strong, against Senator
Daniel" Mr., Cardwell concluded, "but It
10 not impossible that there may be some
4 crank who will run, and II he is q Demo
II crat thee State Committee Will nave TO
order tte primary 8
Senator DanielNEdoes not expect any
opposition though he said the other day
K dat It was possible there he anoth-
Ter candidate. Its said that every DEM
ocratio newspaper In Virginia afs for him.
MIR. BRYAN WARY. s{ u
V The way Mr.. Bryan was not inter
viewed by correspondent while here yes
tcrday and to-day could be made the sub
1ect OF 2interesting stories. though the
Is men who tried to see him, orr who saw
Z him and failed to make him talk. would
Tot think them funny. Flo registered a
Y the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday after
(3of rcpo q q mi
In his room went iaWay--tt to the house Of
friend, ",s he said. He was lost TO the
s. public until the Jefferson banquet at
II Hotel Barton last night. He did not re-
turn. to the hotel this morning and lit.
was impossible to learn the name OF the
friend with whom he was staying. 81 Fin
nlly about noon, and nftcr repeated fall
4 ures, I discovered that he was the guest
OF gentleman at No '131 B Street. S. p.
3At that number It was stated that he
had returned to the hotel. At the hotel
a. few minutes later the Information was
gained that Mr. Brayn had not yet come
In. He sas to go away on the s2:lo train
on the Chesapeake and Ohio. At z
o'clock n messenger got his baggage from
q The hotel, but whenI was at the alton,
Z n few minutes 4!nter.s the Nebraska sta tes-5
man was not In the wait Ing room. nor
Il {ssu n search OF the entire train discover
EGBn. He may have been IN drawing
\
Mr.s Bryan did not discuss politics with
the friends he saw. That&is. he did7not
do SO for publication. Two gentlemen
who were with him for some time yes
terday afternoon stated last might that
he refused 10 say anything on any pub
lie matter, or to discuss his candidacy
4 for the ma tional craftsmanship,
TIIE GOYERNORsHlP,5
Hon. RUFUS a. Ayers. OF Scott county,
Is here to-day. Tie has nothing to say
4 concernil.,, his gubernatorial candidacy IN
addition to what he told a Times-Dls-
II natcii reporter Saturday night. The an
nouncement that he would make the race
y Sssaas received here with great interest.
ard 1t is predicted he will make a strong
4 IL not successful. run. It Is recalled that
when General Fitzhugh Lee was elected
& governor OF Virginia. Mr.. Ayers, who was
the candidate for the office Of Attorney
i 'Genelial, led the ticket by several thou
a sand votes. He Is regarded as decidedly
Z tho strongest candidate the Southwest
4 could offer. s 5.. .la
5,The excursionists from Richmond who
II came up on MIS- Gill's trains yesterday
are not having a good time Inc! storm
which RACED all last night; =. ana me VEL.
nigh steady downpour Of to-day, has
i kent many indoors. and those who went
4 out have found sightseeing under such
circumstances a. decidedly dismal occu-.
patton. I. ., !, 7, t 3s ia
f55 ME-. Bernard boswell, OF Hanover scoun-i
ty,s sold his racc-horse Geisha SIR, 70
n day for a good sum. He has had a string
~ horses at Jennings since the meet be-
gan three weeks ago, He has made some
+. good winnings. He will take his horses
home to-day or Tomorrow, and have
them Ii, good form for the sheepshead
meet, which begins in about q month. lie
win not have any entries q t Aqueduct
Mr.. boswell has demonstrated at the
\. ttnt he has horses which can cross the
wire in time to make money
81 ". p. II.