The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
FIAT as a result Of the State convention
the system will not BE hurt, but that II
will be moro strongly entrcnehed IN the

tha, no n result st the State convention
the system will not BE hurt, but that II
will be moro strongly cntrcnched In the
party law
~ have Just been lmbibins some vir.
rtnla politics." said Representative John
4. KelNher. OF Boston, In this city to-
dAy ~ have been at Old Point for some
time resting un nfter the session OF
Congress. Things got pretty slow there.
mighty well at Old Point, but It is not
m interesting process. ] heard there was
primary election being pulled off at
Newport News Wednesday, aud / got
on n car and went up there to see if u
could learn any points from the virginia
boys that would be OF value IN Boston.
met Mayor Moss, who was being voted
Tor as n candidate for denominations He
was extremely courteous and entertain.
ing, and greatly enjoyed going about
with him, hearing him talk to his frifnds
and listening to his comments on poiiiics
In general He was absolutely conf liuent
OF denomination, See these four men .i,
Just voted?' he said al ono pom. AZ ~
four OF them voted for me-. lie mace
similar remarks on several occasions. /!
couldn't see how he could lose ] picked
IN the paper the next morning. MY
friend Moss was showed uhoer, We
sorry, for did rot meet more hsree-
able gentleman In virginia WIS GER
tnin he would be nominated 1t lust goes
TO show That all politicians are NV sooo
guessers.'
WANTS TOBACCO MEN TO SEND
EVIDENCE AGAINT TIE TRUST.
~ hone the people Of Richmond, es-
pectallv the independent tobacco manu-.
fact,irers of that city. who nave peei
fighting the tobacco trust for SO iong,
win take the trouble to send eNldence
that the trust Is existent to me u, ~ :,
stntes District Attorney at Nashville,
.nia REPRESENTATIVE John w. Gaines, OF
tennessee to-day, discussing the letter ne
recoivca srom the Acknowledgement yes
tnrdny and which was printed III thls
cn,resnondcnce in which it was stated
tint the request that tn emethods OF no
trust be investigated would be heeueu,
and that tho District Attorney a. Nus. ,
vile would be directed to receive ana
forward such evidence as might DO pre-.
sented TO him Mr.. Gaines said he couia
not see why Acknowledgement Knox uiu
not have the District Attorney at Rich
mond the home OF the trust. collect tho
evidence. He thinks, though, that II those
ncople who are opposed to the trust VIII
take tho trouble they can give the Dis.
trict Attorney at Nashville much evidence
OF value
MALCOLM COLES RECEIVES OR
DERs.
Mn Malcolm Coles, OF Richmond, who
has recently been appointed to no-
stion III the Department of Justice, has
been ordered to report for duty July !,
in New York whence he will proceed
to san Francisco as a special deputy mar
shall lie will probably be located IN san
Francisco for some time.
several of the washington correspond
ents are going to Richmond to at
tn,d tba Do,nocrattc convention on the
OH Of june Virginia. Democracy IS al
ways attractive to Democrats from other
states. and the convention this year
will draw visitors from outside the State.
owing to its being held at tho capital OF
the old State.