The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
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DDvEaY WILL RUN FOR MAYOR.
The latest developments In the New
York mayoralty campaign Is the uncon-
ex.poilce chief, as an Independent, anti
Tammany candidate for the peoples SUI.
frages; The city Is communicating Itself
on at least an addition to the humor and
IecosEVfsnT 70 Q PC POLITICIANS.
formal rI statement ,a was f,veq e Ia ine
nection with the contest in Ohio over MS
endorsement. He said he had not asked
any man for his support and nd, had hn, not no.
ing raised. of course. those who favored
his administration would endorse. ~
Tacoma several Senators at dinner CRIT ,it
icised the President faceliously Tor us
regarding the wishes of Senators IN as
tribution of patronage and the President
suddenly replied with great efnphna ,i
want this understood would like to be .
be a whole President for three years thnn
half Of a President for seven years fe'
member that"
RoUSEvELT GETS "KEYsToNE."
The Pennsylvania Republican Conven.
.1on st hh Presaenf nooseve the
party's next national standard bearer.
No reference was made 10 inc p, Pres wcnt
Through headed by wv. r Snyder, Tor
Wisc G5hsHsi LEGISLATIVE LOBBY
"G overnor La, Toilet. Of Wisconsin. In his
message to the Legislature Just before
ad,ournnents charged ee that nj w poTxerthl
spite Of this a bill was passed empower
ihg. the, railroad c9mnllssionerss t9 ,a, ex-t
anime the books Of , railroads In deter
WAY no 'PuBLIc| OWNERSHIP:
In his message 70 the he, Council ~, Mon ,hsy
existing street railway companies must
waive 99-year claims before extension OF
zee sn be snb
mitted 10 the people for ratification under
the pgplis & epinhiS%np Rn est: pEcASTs
OF the University OF Nebraska. at Lin
coin, Chancellor +. BENJAMIN Andrews,
ty, was leading exponent OF the silver
cause. announced that he no longer held
He ' said n he s'i had been mlsied BY the ar:
gument OF public men. who announced
that the supply of gold was being ex-
cy to be Du false i The T gold output had
greatly Increased, and prices Of com
nodl,ies instead OF going lower had APP
ttLBvEfAND For THE JEWS.
x. President Grover cleyeland At TIA
President schnrman. of Cornell. and
,hsrs In ero,es 81 R REanst te couoS
against too quickly assuming that the
Russian government was responsible for
the kishinef massacre and urged
against demanding governmental inter-
M itaii Bows TO ROOSEVELT.
Senator Hanna gave to the press Tues
day at Cleveland n statement that in view
OF President Roosevelt's expressed desire
for the endorsement OF the Ohio Republic
can Convention such action would not be
opposed by him. This decision was
matter OF great satisfaction to Senator
Foraker who has favored the endorse
ment Last year fourteen States en-
dorsed the nomination Of Roosevelt.
A'klNLEY ON CLEVELAND.
NV. j. Bryan. In a letter to the Inde-
pendent dealing with the next Democrat
ic nomination. quotes the criticism which
President Mckinley made In 1891 on
Grover Cleveland. when he said Mr. Cleve-
land was discriminating against one OF
the money metals "trying to make money
scarcer. and. therefore, dcarer: money.
the master. and all things else the SER
want" Mr.. Bryan says that II his party
wants the support OF the wealthy It will
nominate a gold Democrat, but II IT wants
the support Of the masses II will nomi-
nate q silver Democrat