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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06
TRIBUTE TO
LONCSTREET

The regular meeting of r. E. Lee Camp.
G, w., last night was we'll attehoeo'
Commander James Power Smith, who
rarely misses meeting In good YEA ther
or bad, was In the chair, and Captain :.
Tayor Stratton, ndjutant, was also ~
his DESK as usual.
probably the feature OF the Proceed-
!ngs was the adoption OF noble trloute
to General Longstreet.
"A letter from Comrade v. y. Lulr
scott Red Bluff. California formerly ". q.
member OF Company D. Flity-slxlh ~,
ieinia Infantry, was read. Inc lnF-ilMnS
S:onfederate wanted list of the COM
Enor,ies. regiments and brlgndes compos-5
ing Pickett's Division The camp IN
structed Captain stratton to SEND y =
comrade Henry B. Lawrence, NO.
Brcadell Place New London, C1nm ',t
wrote, asking lfor information h .1'.',
George s. MILAN and +, 9, R fte''p ,aa,
Company D, Seventeenth Vlrs'nla -, iN - ed
ment. Captain Stratton was reauesteu
10 reply also to this letter.
Two weeks from last night that 10
Friday, February 10Th, most impoI II,
ant meeting OF the camp VIII pc Ile, ~.
ron rressman Rixey will appear ana mars
an explanatory address on his plli, WIFI.
proyides that Confederate Velefu'ls i1,ay
he taken care or IN peuc9ut N>'
Homes, If they desire IT.
The camp passed resoluI'o oo, ge emning
tho passage Of the bill ana conaell' ,,a,'
Il Mr., Rixey declares that IT has ptel,
,r,s,,nd erstood, and the camp has lnVltpu
him here to speak OF IT, r,,,p
80 I.ONGsTREET PAPER
rho committee appointed to prepare
t,.. paper honorIng General i'onssl'I ",
VAS composed of Comrades Z, ,'aM IA GU, !" :
/ smith, John w. Johnston, W. -.
. shaw, 7. Shelly Van ll2rn ,, uso' Theso
sN1'.1N, submitted the following WI y
Was unanimously adopted; TX .ro,n
"The Veterans ST the yonfederaG Myro aFe upo,
reminded that time is mSk ~ most gallant
nsF ana q the Mas
bssWeen tho tates General Ia sa homo p' 4 hes
ds oa sFoJ an carp ss
xsays & sSa ssens h snS Yrs g III ea bs
ss r hS eT II s tsS rsa Msl,ia
nssr Tor lieutenant conman,aalrnI1Ri " column
Ss%lsssy sSs we
ssnin II ,s IL N s rs ah Is
sesaSa fes sea Captain EaR
efespe'SSYhs XSb AaE g arm,
nHe Was var pstween the State began T. Az ~
yssiEnea, aPSa a is rst M ians WoI
hss ish 'eemendatIon Of Gsne5 nnd II nan
by bis eooness and e HnrMn th io hqu
asnd fFsem that Tina s and for
tS Srnt G'sEs9 q his s9 tops
var Ia Was trusted Ne 10 ienany VIZ
hs q ne q 4 she battles Il hmsaf s
W. i @ FSs SEhs s'as mad,
.For hlmspdiII stinguishsd soldier and O. (,
avson b sAhRea nam IN
qualities at gensTa bs h atssssoeiated with u
q me kaae 81 ee ana Jackson Ewell aud tn
s Through .S 81 sem n fasting ing renown and hi
bcross leadership many hotT SSntg lIva
I, Teids viii not be forgotten While history I'VE
soeiHs as "a sm s59Fy No d RehmsHa, . Va
wlshhs a a ~ corps eoumandsr under WHOM, z
many u our comEet!ss went bsayely 70 pa'sl
md 10 death = ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06
IS
DRO'P: / ING.
Selling Of Cotton So Heavy That
Market Is Completely
Demoralized.
BULLS BUY QUITE u !. HEAVILY E II:
Their Operations, However,
~, TX l. nj - NG@ra I'll, n r, a4s5
BULLS BUY QUITE HEAVILY |.
Their Operations, However,
Amount to No More Than
a Drop in the Bucket.
(By Associated Press.)

(BS lA6SOClilcu So<,.J
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.--The drop In cot.
ton prices was continued to-day soon af-
ter the market opened. The May option
sold at II, decline Of 100 points or
cent and one-fifth per pound, since yes
terduy The selling was SO heavy that
the market seemed to be completely de-
moralized
During the decline rumors OF all kinds
were circulated. Commission houses
holding large lines OF cotton, which were
either not sold on the advance or were
bought on the break yesterday on the
theory OF reaction, threw thousands Oh
bales on the market for whatever prices
they would bring.
At the opening many thousand pales OF
both May and July cotton were bought
by the bull pool, and this succeeded InF
a time in stemmng the decline. BY TAX
Ing large quantities of cotton the pool
brokers succeeded In holding the market,
and with other brokers covering snort.
cotton prices advanced about One-half
cent In fifteen minutes Then another
wave Of liquidation swept over me PIT
and It soon became evident that INC
power Of one Individual or set OF indi-
viduals was not great enough to pre-
vent q, crash. The buying was no more
than a drop in the bucket. and prices
crumbled away again about as rapld!y
as was the case yesterday. I.
AT the low point prices were Adv polnts
-four and half cents per pound below
the high figures Of Monday.
After the rush to sell had abated there
was rally, and Just before the close
the bull pool bought, bidding July up g t.
14e2, rho close was fairly steady. witt
July quoted at ,14.s4, The net decline was
35Ql52 points on the old crop. while IN
new crop months were five points hlghe
to ten points lower,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06
HENRY ELLE1T SENT
TO THE GRANDEUR

Justice John had the usual Friday
docket of small cases. One OF them
turned lout to be Of some Importance l1te
and was sent on to the grand jury
Patsy Grarals was given thirty days
lin jail for taking about ten cents worth '
of coal from.tlie Chesapeake and ONO
Arthur Horett paid IS for being dlsor-
derby In the cafe OF Sparks and Black,
and G. w. Parkinson paid $500 for being
drunk and disorderly.
Henry Elicit was sent n.to tho grand
Jury on the charge of lootlng the resi-
denco No. SIT West Cary Street and
carrying off lot OF flour.
That was all but ono or two drunks,
who were passed along
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06
Dror,jses have been broken ana now W
iInslat tpon signed treaty

1rdYnIses have been broken una ~ ~ ~ -
A insiet t,pon d signed treaty"
The interviewer then asked: ~,
4 nsupposc Russia's answer is cono O
.orv and reasonable, but refuses 70 80
~ AID extent OF signlng the treaty YOU
desire Will your governments then nays
recourse TO artis7'pi 81 -.
Hrhat Is precisely what n,eanY" re-
plied the minister ,t.,,v
n ',1f tho government Of HIS Males.S
King Edward VII. asks Japan not -
mike var" continued the intervi :, y!
'iand requests her TO accept Russia ~
Nv. what will Japan do? 4,
IA Eve shall grcntly object to sucn ~. ~.
teryenton, even coming from the A .,..si
w desire to be left alone III our w.
WITH russia we do not want sn I'e o,v ~
assistance. WE desire TO settle our Owl
account with Russia
lin terminating the Interview H'ato''
S1iayashi was asked t,,soa
& arhen Vol, say that II Russia refuses
M s,rn treaty recognizing China 8 rlsh's
N NInnchura that means war? III,
4FE,'That will be war; replied me NM
lister. eaporo,rr
Baron Hayashi added to the tore g ,.ts
that l,e believed It to be the view 8, ms
government. and that authority hao D'''
given him to announce It,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06
.DANVILLE WANTS C0NvlCTS
TO WORK PUBLIC ROADS
fsnec,al 10 ,rhe rlmes-Dlspatc

Especial TO The Tlmes-Dlspatch)
DANViLLE. VA, Feb. "a largely az
tended meeting OF citizens OF DanyllD
was held In the Masonic Temple this
afternoon to take steps for the enter
talnment of tho farmers Of the county,
who are to meet In mass meeting here
Tuesday next for the purpose Of or
ganizing county union of The tobacco
growers,
A resolution was adopted calling upon
the representatives of the city and county
In the Legislature TO vote and work for
the proposed bill to provide for the work
ing of State conyiets ON the public roads,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06
Miss Spencer to Sing.

Miss Kay NJ. Spencer, one. Of New
York's sweetest singers, who Is visiting
friends In Richmond for a day or two;
mas consented to remain on Sunday, and
Will sing at Centenary M p. Church the
Miss Spencer is a pupil Of that famous
voice builder, J. Dennis Mehan, with
when she has been studying for several
years. She Is also very popular as
lecturer on musical subjects, illustrating
with her songs the themes she discusses.
MISS spencer has charming voice,
well balanced and very sweet in quality,
and her work shows fine artistic tcmpera- :
ment, combined with accurate execution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06
ENDORSE JORDAN BILL.
Courts Committee Declare II. IS
Constitutional One.

The House Committee for Courts OIL
Justice yesterday afternoon decided TO
report that the Jordan oyster Dill, whlch
provides for brcnking; the Baylor. oyster
survey, is constitutional. after adopting
some amendments designed to meet OBJ
iections urged by Its opponents, The chief
ono OF these Is that which provides FOR
the ratification or. rejection OF the work
OF the special Joint committee TO whom
Is delegated the authority Of declaring
land vacant within the Baylor lines
Mr.. jordan, the patron OF the bill de-
claros that 1t rests upon the same con
stitutional questions as the act when
provided for the Baylor survey, and that
If tho former will not stand the test OF
the courts, the latter will likewise fall
The bill Will be reported to@the House
to-day. .s asHN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06
$500 REWARD.

Z our attention has been recently called
TO ~ rumoy which Is being circulated
throughout the city that the True Re-
formers Bank has closed or about to
sfall nh of which is without foundation
Tie savings I.ank OF tho Grand Fountain
United Order OF True Reformers, has
always mot its obligations. and stands
ready, as ever, to do 50. Any statement
ia the contrary Is damaging 70 sMa lhs ~
aenosittms. We take this medium 81
notif,ing the public and our heposltors
~ tie falslty OF the statement.
Z eNinHhcrewitH offer reward OF $500 for
tha arrest ana conviction of the fully
party - \. rAY1oR, president,
u. T. HILL. Cashier,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06
MR., READS HEALTH BILL
Member Would Curtail Conta-
gious Diseases in Counties. Y

4 lion. 8. r. Read, Of NIcckcnburg, Of
fered in the House yesterday a. pr Q.
peculiar, interest to the rural distrlcts or
HE State. inasmucls as It is designed to
protect the public health against intec,
tlou., and con tagious diseases. The bill
REQUIRES the local boards Of health 70
ocmm unicnto Immediately with the state state
board when there Is an outbreak or
smallpox 81, other contagious diseases IN
a county, and 1t becomes the duty Of inc
latter 10 take charge Of the situation
and to send a. competent physician 20
the scene. The cost OF treating INC p'l-
rents and sof dl1arantining, Sc, is to %
divided between; the county and State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06
PERISH AFTER A
NIGHT OF REVELRY
(By Associated press.)

MAHANEY CITY. PA. Feb. b.--After
nights revelry, six persons, five men
and one lad, persisted in flames early this
morning at Trenton, a small mining vii
lagc near here.
They were John shIsnisky, proprietor
of the boarding house; his son. Alexander,
and Michael Hodack, John Alanska, Jo-
seph Kaparas and Peter Gribas, boarders,
Twelve miners shantles were consumed.
1t is believed tho fire originated from
an overheated stove. and that the dead
men were stupefied with drink.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06
DWYER':5,Xss PARDELLO,
Championship Wrestling Match
/. +o Take Place at Academy.

Professor NJ. ]. Dwyer has received
telegram from Leo Pardello. the Italian
wrestler, stating that ne WIZ meet nun
In this city on the 18th in catch-as-
ca CHI can, strangle lock barred, wrestling
match, two out Of three throws. for
championship honors.
The match will take place at tho Acad-
envy of-Nuslc. ss n tl 81
Mr., Dwyer Is anxious to meet Parlello'
The latter Is u champion IN his weight,
He Is heavier than DWyer, but me iatter
has confidence in himself, and thinks
he can win tho match. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06
THREATENED CONDUCTOR.
Passenger Exhibits Revolver and
Tries to Bulldoze Car Man.

= q II .
The conductor OH Main Street car NO.
flo one of the new ones, told n reporter
last night of his experience with
drunken passenger, who threatened him.
irha messenger, white man, and evil
IDENTIFY drunk, boarded tie Cur N Fulton
and at first refused to pay MS, rare.
Upon tho insistence OF tie e0tlau'. ".
hnwever. he paid, but after doing SO eX-
hihited a revolver and informed the con
doctor that If he was not put off on
he east side Of Seventh Street he would
shoot him. The conductor was unarmed,
Int quietly proceeded 4 to the front and md
asked the motorman to look out Tor an
officer and when he saw one 70 stop
the car. An officer was not encounte.euh,
snd when the car reached aeYe am.s.,tea
street the man with the gun aighteo
and disappeared. Tho conductor did not
know the man. but would recognize MIN
If he saw him again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06
Only at Sender's Risk.
rny Associated Press)

(By Associated PFess'J
*. NEW YORK, Feb. 5.--The, significant
.annouu cement that kilograms for Japan
ana Korea can be accepted only NJ send
.lr,s risk, was mado to-day by the Com
niercial Gable Company which has re-
celved the following dispatch from It's
resident manager in China:
"Fron to-day kilograms to Japan ana
Korea can only be accepted at senders
risk"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06
.lt .ttliH
RAILROADS AND
RAILROAD MEN

I 1t is reliably reported that Mr.. g. HI
Lehman has been appointed division
freight agent of the chesapeake and ONO
Railway, with headquarters at Rlchmond,
TO succeed the late John B, 'Macmurdo.
The title Of Mr., A. F. Gllbert. q lhe
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, mas been
changed from assistant TO the genera
freight agent to assistant general trelsht
agent
MIR. Lehman was chief clerk TO the
freight traffic manager Of the road, and
is well equipped for the position The Of
flc!al announcement OF these changes ms
not yct been made, but PROBABLY VIII Do
In a few days.
District Pa ssenger Agent IT. s, Leard,
of the Seaboard Air Line Railway, cons
Quoted special party OF outhern tou'lals
from Washington to this kclty5n Day or
two ngo, the party continuing Inc TAP to
Florida. The tourists wore New workers.,
fleeing from zero temperature 70 thc
land OF white duck suits ana straw Ha.s'
The train, with but one short o. ~ , ersH
hundred passengers, arrived ~ otuNa a1,,,
vile almost an hour aheau ~ W. ,, uMa'
schedule, according to lAe r9o''u' pAFs''D'
The earnings OF the Southern I.allWay
for the fourth week OF January, lvv', 90
ceeded the handsome figures o. ING cor
responding week last year. rInA'hg sAs ~
ly over the million mark, me ehaci ~ ~
ures are For the week this ye ,aa st'ta \,
COL; for the week In 1909, ~ 14-,Ato, ~; ~.
crease, $685. The st. l.ou4s-H.ui.soY.'ssses7
line earned SS9,477, compared 'Wlth ss-oo'
for the same week Of 1903. q slight DE-
crease,
The Norfolk and Western railway YES,
terday morning furnished q specla tI ~
from this city 10 enable the n 3, ~ ~ :
of the Florodora Company 70 psarH t tsar
roke In time for o per!of. W., tr,n S ~ 70
and in good time. 53ss
Mr., ID. w. Lum has been appointed !. bs J
General Manager c. II. Aekert, OF thes
Southern railway, As chief eng1nssr. o.
maintenance Of way With heAqa uas WA
in Washing on, as offtclally a'410 Y's's4 =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06
cInMaERLAIN, COUGH REMEDY THE
St'f'' 49, ~ tVEEx BEST, 81

I ~ have been using OVERWHELMING
,ca,,.h. Remedy and want to say 1t is tho
/ nest uus cough medicine J have eyer taken"
Z We W.. r r;en' 81. Chubb, merchant at aar-
says's,8Mich. There is no question about
10 heing the best. as 1t viii cure q cough
80 o oo,d IN less time than any other
~ .reatment. 1T should always be kept In
ne home ready for instant use. for a
cold can be cured IN much less time
when promptly treated Tor sale by all
druggists,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06
MANY GATHER AT
FUNERAL OF WHITNEY,
nv 1asociated Press.

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-Funeral services
over the remains of William Collins
Whitney, former Secretary Of the Navy
and prominent tinancier and turfman,
were held here to-day II Grace Episco-
cal Church. Rev. DIR. William r. Hunting
ION the rector, conducted the services;
Bishop Doane Of Albany. also pnrtlci-
pat;ng. In the asscmblage which filled
the body of the large church were many
men Of the highest prominence In New
York and the United States.
Az the conclusion of tho service the
remains were conveyed by a special train
to Woodawn Cemetery tor intcrment IN
tln, family plot,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06
For the Druids.

.The Convicts Daughter" was pia . &c
at the Daniels Theatre us nentlt %
Magnolia Circle. A. O. D., on Thnrsd1a a J,
evening, when the Daniels MGt arno ~
enthusiastic audience. :.
All the members of tho cast we're al
their best, and did great credit to their
teacher. ro,e,
shaved great Improvement. She has de-
veIopcd Il remarkable amount Of force
ami expression during the past lev
months. is ,rs
r az y nj Sadie" were unusually good
and The other members of the cast lef1
nlrie room for criticism. The play "as
We'll costumed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06
New Orleans Market.
(By Associated Press.)

(l3y AssOc1uteu FIess'1 NJ =,
an " the widest scenes OF this week ~
the cotton market, AT the lowest levels
/ Of the day prices were from 1862 to ls9
noints lower than the highest levels, ana
abomt three cents lower than what cot
ton was selling for at tho first OF inc
week. ,,t "a ,,,o
The market was thrown into q, panic pan =
AMOUNT OF cotton that was offered for
sale. Where the offerings camo from
was mystery. but thousands Of bales e's
ware thrown upon the market, forcing
nrices down ten and twenty points at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06
Save Children From Cremation,

Especial to The Times spatch)
Il NORFOLK, VA, Feb 5,-Luther An
Eell, a telegraph. messenger, and William
Iygeal, another lad. rescued two chill
dren from burning house in Portsmouth
this evening.
This is the second case In week
where passers by have prevented the
cremation CT babies left locked in by
their mothers,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06
Filing Panic Stricken.
AAyAS $500

(3y Associated PressJ ~
ST. PETERsBuRG,. Fob. 5.."Thc :. J ,e,ps
ni'ese nfn y'nS oorrespondent Of the
NJ vremya .'and the Japanese store :,
keepers are sacrificing all they possess a II,
their haste to essnpe 70 Japan ann,s Ca : nd
Of oranges are selling ror I'VE ,v cents away S
,irhcv are practically running themselves I
in iher hurry to get away before inc
outbreak Of war;"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06
DELINQUENT TAXES.

No Additional Cost to Those
Who Pay Up in Next Few Days.
Collector of Delinquent Taxes - Z;
Walford stated yesterday thnt nc nuu
CO. sion and that all parties who paid up
il The next few days would save any
additional cost.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06
CONCENTRATING TROOPS
TOESEIZE NORTH KOREA
.fRr.. A ssocIated Press.l

b LONDON, Feb. 5.-A dispatch to the
Central News Agency from Toxic says
that the newspapers there publish tele-
grams saying that 10000 Russian troops
have been concentratc ted In the Yalu v al.
10y, with the probable Intention OF SELF q.
ing North Korea ~,
II IS added that hope OF maintaining
peace has -theni abandoned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06

cI.y STREET METHODIST cMURGH
,, GLn dams and Clay Stleets)-Rev. i: 9ieN:
II n p,CN, D.. D.. pastor :. preacnns s,,riayy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06

The whole drift Of the mode, to.dny is
toward a manner Of dress founded t' upon
sense and fitness, upot, q mixture OF wlhat
looks good and feels good. /"
THE Hahordasher
From hats to shoes---every-
thing here iorsmen and boys.
comfort and STYLE.
Hats thatconforrn to the size,
OF your head and your purse
$500 up.
Shoes that give you solid
footing IN your walk In life
$3.50 up. 5s.
Some Hanan's Shoes left at S8.s5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06

- A On METHODIST CHURCH L LON
bardy and Hanoye =; g. n B and p NJ by
'ls,o t,un,iuy school $3.50. Epworth LEAGUE
R |rmssany 5 i. ii. Prayer meeting wednesday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06

Nj. Billy Jacobs has Just returned from
successful trip through North caros'na'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06

'hr'.t, p1,AcF, METHODIST CHURCH.
, .fAt.h yyest Franklin and Pin stItets,-tev;
y 'pe' pF.1srY pastor--S.rvices II a. M an1 90
4 pm, every Sunday. sunday sc' 'o'' - -. -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06
m lcsH YrERIAN.

rIpsT pREsDYTER1nM. .CIIURRc c &c 1Co s
ner Madison anS qrace nsSaaoprmpreaehns at
Mr saa sSp. x IT, psordial wsisoms e az.
sEcoND ptEsnilEhi % at1ii
sps e. and r. NJ tho pastor wednesday
q, ~ e..Iuru ut O'clock. sunday scn'''i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06

w AcE STREET PREsBYTERIAAlNs
r e HS & T. JERE WlTIlERsPvoN ~ p
pas.or.-services ut y o'sloek .; a. Gel u Sun.
ii. We.lnrsday y nlsht s Wes1N 4 - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-06

H''.'pa UNITARIAN. ,,,,,, ,,ur,
MONROE HALL 6sll ~, MAIN n a ~ sTRn sy.JSo
PVT IR1IoB1NSoN, Cordial welcome EXTENDED 70
Evening journal., 1904-07-25
ouEsTIoN And ANsWER.

III HE Laurel State Register is az
ter us with stick. Read
this:
The Evening Journal OF Tuesday
SAYS. "Wth Dave Hill as bis sponsor
and with German as his choice for
manager we may judge of Parkers po-
Uucal ideals" Now we are anXiously
awaiting some expression of the Jour
nails notion about some other peoples
"idcals' in the light of close SYM
pathetic fellowship with William Mi
chael Byrno and j. Edward Addicks.
We admit that this almost puts us
on the run. We don't believe in eva
sions. so we viii answer as best we can.
We state it as opr belief that Addicks
likes Byne and that Byrne likes Ad-
dicks. Furthermore Mr.. Byrne has an
attractive personality He went over
90 Sew York and ere ne had become
familiar with the location Of his board
ing house ne was appointed assistant
district attorney
Now the question arises whose ideals
were thus shown? Why those Of the
man who made the appointment, the
District Attorney of New York. He
wanted am able assistant one who
could assist him in the important work
of his office. So he carefully searched
the list of four or five thousand lawyers
LOT Kew York city, and he took the
ablcst among the lot even though he
had to be given map Of the city so
that ne could find his way around.
Now doesn't that explain st.? II not,
how shall we go about it? We may
also add that IL anybody higher in au-
thority than the District Attorney was
concerned -in the appointment Of Mr.
Byrne. that persons ideals are also
shown.
Evening journal., 1904-07-25
Mr.. Hryan's Support.

ENcNlnee-
There is. IN MT. Byan's latest pro-
nun ehmeuto an ingenious attempt, not
aIe for the first time by him. 10 injure
Judge Parker. I is this:
"If Judge Parker is elected his Admin
istrailon will rid us Of Imperialism
The anu-imperialst nubhub in the Dem
ocrauc platform may bo used against the
Democrats on The Pachc Coast. which
has made good deal of money out Of the
Philippines and expects TO make great
deal more on the other hand, only "a few
Mugwumps. who would have bitten any
way were caught boy 30. But, as Mr.
Bryan knows perfectly well, that part Of
The platform ia mere dead wood. Judge
Parker, 81 elected, win not end cannot
'rd MS of Imperialism" The Democrats
can do nothing until they control the Sem
ate. Put into power. tt is most unlikely
tha, they would try TO do anything essen
TALLY different from the Republican policy
as 90 the Philippines. The inside view
differs nightly from the outside view.
ln supporting zealously the weakest,
most unpopular and dcadest section OF
the Democratic platform Mr. Bryan
gives new proof Of the moderation of his
attachment to the Democratic party
when he IS not IN command.