The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-20

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take In his single. He was a young
man of brains, good education. and I'M
firing Industry, but he could not I'M
press these qualities and attainments
upon people who needed de, lega services.
He thought heSwas concealing the dire
straits in whichShe was finally placed.
but his friends knew Of II.
S One morning went to the postotiics.
witt, hardly . penny In my peck et,"g he u
said. III had come TO the concl usion that Il
Il would give up the Ia NJ al i'd try ONE q
thing else that would bring me a e. least
enough to eat and w ca was y5
blue EN- f8S9 e SS5g 81
when j received r9y synail 9. found Z
letter. with the card Of Henr vi DAVIS
In the upper left hand corn er:l 4 $colild Z
not think why he should be writing me
The envelope contained q check for 500.
and a. letter, saying that he, hoped !
would accept the small amoun1 20 help
tide me over dfflculties, the sufF, ito be be
treated as loan, to be repaid when
* vas able. shall never forget 8.my.
feelings, and I am afraid the letter l
wrote In reply was very gushing. Well
Il an, able to repay the amohnt no w.
and. OF course. have paid It. brit cannot
help feeling tina i Il necessa ~, would u!
go broke trying to elect a# = enryl5 ei.a
Davis 70 any office In thf' sltt g ne
people.
sS e is said that there are. many young
men in the State who re q work for
Mr. Davis for the sam reason tsl.'e''
N any Rc,poubl icans 3 est 'irginia.i
will vote the Democga ATTIC ticket ms g,
year. Many have declared s1 th ne
Intention OF doing az s.ia me g ls
5sca rce 10 At days that zone Or more. does
MT make public his Eat least temporary
remuneration Of II Ftepubl ical1 Us Tbs
3sl,arp contest, invol wing he loss Of many
EJiVcs. between Dawson 81 and ssT Ter for
the RepubllcanS AZ ina ton sto the gov
censorship. Sexplaif rs ucl j the Rep
ll.can disaf fleet Ion. i; Tte per lity & q
81 enry4 6. Davis is q $50 RESI- onslpls for
They, know i hat With him close to the
Econtrol Of !; he pat ty iii the State and nd
III, don 4 here Isl al guaranty that affairs
viii he honestly, economic lily and safely
fcnndur.e ed ssa3s ].
Nj, Davis Is the fat her in law. OF Senator
{steE5hen b. II Elkins, the big Republican
boss OF West Virginia. Quay n ever con-
StSJolied the 4 republicans OF Pennsylvanlai
more absolutely q than does lkinsB the
party in West Virginia. But Elkns :is
not hard at work his year. He was
at Saratoga the day \ Mr.. Davis received
formal notification% OF his nomination.
Shortly "a fterth nominate lions were made
at st, Louis, Mr.. Elkins bled from
Europe to as friend !: S.tI am AL Democrat
Yet manifested great ca gerness to enter
the fray gainst his IA ther-in.la w.
Il N. B. scott. the junior senator from
West Virginia, has been ia kin 6 g most
active part In X he contest too tive for
his own good While he spends I'll q
greater portion OF his time in Y n ews YORK
as the manager of the speakers bureau
OF the Republican Nat ional Committee,
lic has found time to get himself we'll
mixed up in several contests n the Res
pl:bllcanS4ranks$ In West Virginia. He
has AIKEN q hand in the fight between
representatives. Gaines o ( the Third Dis
tr;ct. and William Seymour Edwards,
who has been trying to beat 4 aines for
|a3renonllna ton. do no T know the exact
form OF the interference, for which 5thd5
Interest which Senator Scott took In
| tile contest led him to make, but II to-
certain that he has made both the Gaines
and q Edwards supporters nada He Is:
Its be elected to the Senate again by the
Legislature chosen this fall, Il II elected
ut all. 1t is said y that Senator Scott
has been warned Y that II he does not
keep his hands off the !Republl i
siEs into their heads Y to look for58 some
other candidate for the seat he now
holds. ~ u. Vi y ,ss "a
the chances are favora BILE to the cleo
ton Of a Democrat to su cceed Gaines.
Ed wards has been defeated for the nom-
|ination, and the fact will be made pubic
lii the convention to be held at II lnton3
tomorrow. when Gaines vii be renomi V
mated. Gaines is one OF the finest men
81. the Republican side. and is popular
With the opposing party in the district,
hut the Democrats of the Third West
Virginia think a Repu blican has re pre-
scented the district long enoug h. Y Mess
Edwards, I who Is an ezra tic man, OF much
wealth and some brain accepts 1 f' Y t Ahle;
decision OF the conyent ton and comes
do w lf6 t'Vo.
district Will be b al Dem ocrat. Edwards,
saws he has not been IA rly treated, and
cha rses that Democrats have been all
loved to take part In the COW tons
which selected delegates to the nominal
ling convention at, Hinton. The report
vas circulated througho ut f the district
that Mr. dwards was at Harvard with;
Mr.. r ooseyelt. but when the & attention
az the President was called to the mat
ter he promptly denied the truth'5of
tie report, B is 't.83
TX Cornwell Is going to make q brilliant
campaign for the soyernorships He e
a young 4, man Of great q billty. He is5
|ipcrhaps the equal ~ my man in West
Virginia as a stunlrs and he says ,he
vii e. yisitt hYery, count. IN the y 8 stateil
scme OF them seyeral times.
s.,If we had an honest election law
there would be no doubt OF 4 the sue
cess OF the State and national ticket,',,
he said, y dread the usual importation!
OF negroes from, virginia. But there ial
absolute harmony in our ranks n W1 and
thousands of Democrats who viii risk
their lives In an fort to secure q faiN