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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

off ten 'NIeht' win score mo victory
So lc sure yau arc rIeht before you
Eo ahead
Another element thai contributes
largely to che sc.coas of o. boxer De-
eclfoonHd,uce. 10 o. man is not self
confident Doc cannot hope to win bat
uor 0 have noticed ln my experience
Iu tbe ring how often q boxer win tc
defeated sImuIy OWNS to- Iocl OF SELF
confidence Ncn whom : have met
and defeated boo round or two have
gone ont feW weeks or months later
and uul up wonderful hFhts
Won in other Battles.
These mon have taken blows and
received uun.shmoUt which Z never
dreamed of inn.ctiug upon Thorn. and
come out 0f chose battles victorious
ln their contests with mo they simply
lacked confidence. bad gained o.
reputation 3a % h1rdh'tt0r and win
nnr of battles and o. wac therefore
lack of moral acifrelIancr mat DO.
fr1iod these men as soon "a. landed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
FEWER sHErp. Less WOOL.
Not Hard 70 Trace the Cause Of De.
crease In the CLIP.

lu tbe annual review of tho wool
ady of che National Association of
Wool Manufacturer statistics com.
Hlsd hy ar W D. Rotllson. rocog
u.zod authority furnished compari
1uF as to me American flock and the
wool clip. Gays a dispatch from Bos
t1u Mass The American nock for
1903 is given as 39,2Stooo. and com.
uarcs with other years as follows
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02


Nro. you must learn how 90 prevent
him ! will ten you how io 90 ihis In
a future lesson.
VIII Confuse a Boxer
Tho straight lead has many uscs.
Il will confuse "a boxer so that he
cannot toll what to go a good time
30 send IN this blow ~ whom your
epponent starts a swing az you
A straight lead iE the face viii stop
many a hard swing before q can land
Il viii also 90 through an opcn guard
when a swing would be warded on
The best timo 90 send iu @ straight
blow ia when your opponent is com.
ing toward you This lends added
force 20 the stroke besides 70 may stop
tte force Of the others rush.
IN banding this blow ] told you to
send the arm ont IN a straight line I
DO non mean that you should straight.
On tho arm entirely, Have The elbow
bent a little, as thla prevents "a strain
at this point % the arm be straight
snod out there may he q snap az the
elbow. end an injury there % almost
impossible 90 cure
Always ho careful noe On lulur0
your arma or hands when striking
u sometimes happens that q blow
does more harm 90 the boxer who De-.
nvors Il than to the one who receives
h.
A straight right lead 10 like one
with tho lou hand, only of course.
the right ls used in this lead the
right leg s brought little forward
adding ts swing to the force ~ the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

small rIudfru tu learn thIi Group rHu uf
prevented. Ina ufat HIEu f Group b.
n0aruUurHH "A day or twu before tnH ut
tack tnn child utEumEH hHHfHf. Iuis d.
soon followed uv ~ peculiar rough
cough Give Chamberlain COUSIN itru
HdF freely FH soon HH the child hrcumHf
n6HrHH 0f even after che rough cough 40
ufHrH. uud It ALL diHunI 600 HYnrtumH u'
GROUP. iu thlH way uil danger ana ans
IrtF mnV hF avoided This remedy a. uHru
nV many Thousands ~ mothers ana hnt
thr only remedy tnHt can always o. nf
pended upon and mat iH pleasant emo
HIfr tu take. Uur nHla uf HN druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

avcragc Of 63a prevailing two years
ago The prccontago Of shrlnkagc
also makes a turn ln che wrong al
por cent last year 90 COS Tor this year
Ihis compares however. with an
average shr'ukngo Of gu per cent
Tor 1900 and cos for 1901 The shrink
eco for 1909 was the record one Tor
Nehtnpse
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

blow This stroke Is not s0 often
usod as Jho len lead Tho reason for
thin ls that tho right glove is %
much further away from ita intended
mark Then. again the right arm
is uGcd more Tor "a guard and ior heavy
swinging Now wo come to thg swing
The rghthand swing when rlEht.
ly delivered is ONE of the best blows
ln boxing ~ Boz hard to land. as ID
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

rirs thr atouthraftDd cyclic cnam.
piou under me wire O. winner The
courageous man knows uoi thO word
failure HIs password r Victory
aud BIS colder tu,u reads. Ho sure
you ace rIgst chen 90 ahead
Tho boy who is loerulus to box
must he courageous ile must not
know the word fear 70 IH not phys.
lcal "a aueth. or even tho cleyeruesa
that comes Co the tzpert boxer, that
wine che battles. % o. moral courage.
90 boxer he ever so clover bU Dee
ever so strong hr cannot win batilos,
unless ho ia courageous And Dee
cannot bo courageous unless be- hna
tho moral strength of ugm
rako Right and pot h against
"Mlghi' ANA in mine Instances out
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

Nearly 400 inc men of The Ianty
forces employed on the extension of
me lao VeNasllot spFingB branch
nin tbe GaIlinaH canyon have gone a.
mo permanent camp OF tho company
~ Waifous A few men remain o.
complete the drilling through a fow
ioct Of tho rock of tho bF chr me
laying of rails EIil tcFn m few
days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

WhNw % TRUSTWORTHY LADY
q GENT EMhN 90 manage business
in thi8 county ahd adjoining territory
DOR house of solid financial standing
$1,000 straight cash salary and cX.
rcnaps r1I1 each Monday direct from
rnarUunuoH Expense money ad.
nnroH position permanent AldrCa.
Manager. COS Manon Bids Chicago
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
BuTz FOUND oUILTY

The jury Boa fhc case Uf "a r. Butte
charged with obtaining money under
false prtonsps. retired 10 their cots
lasi u.eht atr one lasr appeal %
IudFr Hlrds5e to discharge Thorn
firmly convinced thal th.y could nov
er roach "a verdict
They wore a.akD with tbU dawn W
Christmas dav and soon afterwards
to tho surprise of tho sleepy hai'if
they snId th1t they had agreed upon
Co yord.gf
Judge H'rI and the district lr
nuey. g. ~ sprccher and AtiuwE
d. Alison representing fhu '"
Hrao. were quickly summoned eH
IHa verdict $50. ROAD as follows N.
$500 Jury mud lhc defendant suly ,s
charged
Caused a Surprise
That tho jury bad agreed was r.
saat surprise Zoo yiov of thoir actions
.asu n.shL When ihe twelve men
uut went to fhr lmy room nt ID. o.
Iord8y morning tho arst ballot rc.
suited iu cigIt votes Tor conviction
and four Tor UnIuiIml This ufuuU..
ZION waa maintained f1r iDnF time
until nnally $3.50 more oi .he Iuwmc
Joined ono majority Bui tbf two mon
who hung out I1f a0luIt,a. aorr 90
persistent chat fhn members finally
called upon Judge Hledsoo to dir.
harge them. on each and every one
Eas drmly convinced that % verdict
oluld NOT ho reached This Has ais
aHt evening
Judge Hiodala tgId Thorn thnf 20 Ua.
too late fof iha one 0f i1Ru member
ra raaeh home chat n.ght add nat
tbe1 might ar WrI remain ln the
agmuraHie lIaHeu .u the jury room
u Do aaa n8W and indy u.Ehf
frIeu fhu Ww TUNED Iu aud a.eu.
uau muui1e with tha above ra.u't
a Victim Of Eidred8s
HHl Is one 0i the men who feIi a
victim 90 a g Eldedee ,bs yoduF
Uwu1I Hh1 l0ncucri lha Hhem.
t1 Ha.uaIe tho Santa De- company ou
af hundreds lf IuHaw Uy issuing
Fraudulent ump discharge ebeoks DAB
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

600 improve ono aup enc ana nir.nrttrh
h.ri IHH rfl1nHrh Huf IIIUr rahlcta. Mr
IE aEfE. nf Detroit Mirha sage.
Iurt restored mf Uun"iIto WnNH impair.
rr. r0NHNfn un II NnHffl feeling and
HHH.HH a nInHaInI Hud .HfIHfurfnrH move.
mrri uf tnf huNriH If rf Ira people lu
tn.H community VINO nrTd IHHi Hurn q
medicine. FUr HaIH NF HN HrunHIHfH| NF.
eos huN HHrrtuteh
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02
Courage the Keynote Of Boxers
Success.


tributes 10 the Defeat of q
Good Fighter
This if Is lesson ON courage There
is mo- trait of character which "a boxer
needs more than this Courage of the
Highest order not only physically
bat morally %. essential t0 success
ns "a puglist say uE puFilIst
because It is 900 that direction that my
experience lies However. I Gave
learned that This question of moral a.
Vell as physical courage Boz really the
keynOtc 90 success
There never was boxing champion
or "a champion. in fact. Boo any line of
sports. who was coward They nave
an been fearless. and ir nearly every
instance morally superior men Their
sense of right 500 wrong has been a.
koouly developed as has thelr phys
ical superiority They have not only
folt their power of mastery over their
loss fortunate folIowmen, but they
have been possessed oi the moral
courage that comes with the knowl
edge of rIsht
Il is the courage that tells boz every
walk of lifo This 70 ia that lends the
gallant soldier % victory that car
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

a. o. wright assistant FenDfai
manager ODD fnr iaEe shoro muuad,
Wll retire on January D 0n com pay
Mr Wneut raiere1 tng employ oi tho
laNe suore n 1861 was win iHe
Eue r0m 1898 to lhsi and again
RItr fue Jake shore since
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

o. % Wood former manager oi me
Postal Telegraph comphny Boz SANTA
" ~ present travelling auditor ~
.ne Santa fe o. pae.uc railway with
baatqunert Iu sau Houard.no Cali
louIa. Wa8 the guest hst tr.iay of
NW and Hu Al % MrCort at SANTA
o.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

cure HiFn cf HuHraHthlrr ..tut arf
Hanfuun uHHn'f fr 500 HfUfFuf aH rrI
FnuHurHa. N'rrul HHHHFHa ur HiHntHUn uuHHtH
Electric iHfer W'n GuInkIF f.ewrmhHr
tnn iruuuI Hanue UHunHf pa never fails tI
anal Bowels. HfIuuIHHn fNn lIrrf. HnH
.'.H|# thH riHuH ftun down rVrfHua
h.UUNt particularly ana 900 the usual
HffHnIInT HrHnH enuiHh under 300 nrnroh.
boo .Hn thorough HHHfINrnUHa fIfrfrtr
HIIHfH 81 only sr. nEd tnaf q I.IufHrl
IT.. W rHn.f UIHf u.rT.rf ftfIHIINfI.u IHHr.
.ntFnH EF au HrIrmHfH
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

senator W 30 Andrews af he A.
luluerqua EasterH and Santa Fo Con.
ual railways ana General Manage
NJ a iiopcwaH of the rounsylyanis
Development company are Htiil in
siorra county ou inc home ranch 81
Mr. Hops welt and uIU return to fhe
oltr u fpa days
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

ono I.utE l.aArd NAN announced
cont mIo ratio between fort
worth and Dallas Boa competition with
me r0uf 81 rarnc which hnH put
on similar nia HouFH containing
luU miles muat na bought boz order that
rhe purchaser may lrail himself of
'Hcae rafea Tno Rock o. td expects
o put on additional passenger i-aIna
petween enc Two cities u one ueaf
future
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02

rNus HaTmau SON or 3 hanman
1i IHs Vegas Haa commenced bic 8utF
ls busoman ou "a regular rm b.
tween IaH vegas and Albuquerque
Ho bas been extra brakeman az coo.
u0tia ta plart there De- taken hy
grnrer Multe
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-01-02


41rd BE- q and landing with Laft
on Face.
oi striking with the arm working iIko
she p.allurUd of an engine lu story
hooks enc hero always knocks down
tho villain with blow straight
from tho shoulder
That is au changed now a blow
20 have force must have tho send
of the logs and the swing oft the body
with IL A straight hiow has not the
telling force of a swing ThIs is be-.
cause che swing has an the weight
of the body behind a.
a Simple Blow.
An important blow .s tho atraiuht
ioit head for the face 10 De- simple
biow and easily landed nGt IL is not
enc ct the hard raps lea boxing
To deliver straight lead watch
vour chance when the other has bio
Eunrd how step in quickly. Swing
she loft shoulder forward from the
nip. az tho came time sonoiug the arm
cut In q straight line Az the arm
Eooa out shut the f0t Keep the palm
~ the hand turned inward and partly
downward 800 that the top huurklea
viii STRIFE
While you are striking YOU must
- f0rrat that your opponent may
stfias you at the same time There.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-20
BAZAAR FOR
The HOSPITAL
Great Crowds Are Beginning to
~. IN Attend It Some: Evenings
5gs Of Rare Fun.

The Chimborazo Hospital bazaar at
No. 57 East Broad Street continues with
great and growing success. Tho crowds
lin attendance are large and the evenings
of entertainment and music are proving
OF rare pleasure. rs & h, 81. y N
~ Last night dance was given on the
second floor and many happy couples ems
joycd themselves. No admission fec IL
charged at the door and the public is
cordially welcomed to all the entertain-
nonts. Piano and vocal music are ren-
dered during the evenings by local
talent A concert Will be given to-mor-t
row@night and another dance will foi-s
low. On Thursday night there will be
a Mny-pole dance, which promises to be
feature OF the week. The programme
will be as follows: Flag drill: recitation,
En- Egg-a- Chicken Miss Margaret An
derson: fancy dance, skirt dance III IL n
land fling, Miss Genevieve Leech: SOLO
ss'..YTessle,'' Miss Alice Carlton; recitation.
ia Sure Cure for rheumatism" T3t
Leech: May-pole dance.
The; following young ladies will take
part In the May-polo dance: Miss Alice
5O'BrIen, Annie Davis, Alino Hord, Ida
tHoldcraft, Florence Lcech. Iinnic Cum
bingham, sallie Harbaugh Leila Lacy,
Jessie McMm, Louise White, Dora
Davis, Alma Bloombcrg, Jane Christian
Ethel Jackson, Hattie Bryant, Genevleyet
lLeech. Alice Carlton. Delia Stovul.
Florence Lichtensteln and Florence
Stevenson.
+ Among the ladies' who are Interested in
the bazaar, and WHO are conducting It
with such great success. are the follow
ing: Mrs Sallie Harbaugh, chairman OF
tho lady managers of Chimborazo Hos
pitaI; Mrs. Hiram Anderson. Yrs. 9.
Gray Bossieux, Mrs. r. ]. White, Mrs.
Robert Currie, Mrs. Harvey L. Davis,
Mrs. Stella French. Mrs. o. D. James,
Mrs. II j. Nuckols. Mrs, st. Julian OPP
penhmcr, Mrs. L. Washer Mrs. w. Il.
Woody, Mrs. ]. w. Williams. Mrs Archie
Timberlake Mrs. g. T. Talley. Mrs. Ter-4
rell, Mrs. Percy Smith, Mrs Charles II.
Smith, Mrs. Edward Sutherland, Mrs K.
Edgar Shine. Mrs. Oscar Parrish, Mrs.
w. Fl Parker. Mrs. r. Nelson, Mrs. II.
New, Mrs Catherine Illink, Mrs. G. ".
Masslc, Mrs. Edward Johnson Mrs. John
II. Hughes, Mrs. Benjamin Hord. Mrs.
Thomas Hancock. Mrs. Aaron Green-
valid, Mrs. r, D. Garcln, Mrs, S, Y.
Grccn, Mrs. Julius Elliott, Mrs, 4. 3.
Cosby, Mrs w. A. Cheatwood, Mrs. a.
Nv Bennett, Mrs. Ezekiel Brain. Mrs. Q.
TT. Blankenship, Mrs. G. T. Barksdale,
Mrs. MS. Reazley.s Mrs. ]. W.slAnder-
son. Miss Wayne insolvency and others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-20

tanned $all kinds OF losses and responsi
2 bilities during war times yet they we're
feared III luxury and without that care
torsphysical culture, health and strength,
nthat;tis given to the modern thought
to-day BY Southern women. They recog.
lize too, that to be beautiful, one must
have health, Woman's health depends
essentially upon the organs strictly
feminine.
Or. r.. ". Pierce the great specialist
in women S diseases at Buffalo. N. Y.
says that woman must be we'll balanced
in health to be beautiful. BY this he
means that all parts OF the body must be
4 healthy, that the blood flows evenly aud
at the same speed to each part Of the
body. If there is ii Illumination, ulcera-
ton, or catarrhal condition in any part
OF the body, this takes away from the
proper mount Of blood in other parts.
/ The surroundings Of the woman play an
important part in her development, So
\ that when she is badly nourished, ex.
posed to bad air in ball rooms, factories
( or Office, when she is over-worked and
& subjected to great mental strain and
shock, she is pretty sure to get pale and
TO have great loss Of blood, or il may be
that certain functions which should be
regular stop altogether. AS. a result; OF
this also the young girl becomes very
nervous. and all kinds Of results follow.
TO regulate the functions and put the
parts, especially feminine, into the best
possible condition, the young women or
woman passed the girlhood days
should take tonic made entirely from
roots, herbs and barks, without a par
ticle Of alcohol or narcotic remedy
which;is designed for one purpose only,
namely,3to cure women OF those peculiar
ailments which drag her down and cause
those nervous troubles which make so
many women miserable. Or. 4. -.
Pierce in extensive practice discovered a
medicine which was most efficient i'll
such cases. When the equilibrium is de-
stroyed people suffer from brain fag, or
pain at the back Of the eyes, rnistincss
OF vision, distressing twitching Of the
cye!ids inability to concentrate mind or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-20
.c.h.r|'.o|'|n|ii Kidney Il 1 9
Disease

s5.f MEASUREMENTS IN KIDNEY TROU-
RI.E,S. -Ono may be in great pain and
have a mild case, Another may feel per-
fectly we'll and DO at deaths door, A
test OF tho urine tells tho story, Tho
diagnosis is beautiful in it's certainty.
Tor instance, albumen, which is the life
OF the blood, can when found in the
urine bc accurately measured. Again,
the urea (the name given to certain
waste neutrality-suspicious. that the kidneys
should carry off should be about two
&r4cr cent, II the Urine does not show
that much the urea Is storing IN the
system and there Is trouble ahead. The
albunen should remain in the blood ana
the urea drain away. lnflame the kid
neys from any cause and the urea stays
and the ulbumen drains out.
Thus, While healthful urine should show
no albumen and two per cent, or urea,
IL the kidneys are out OF order 1t Is
common to find two per cent. or more
Of abumen and very little uraa-the life
draining out--the poison remaining. This
is what kidney trouble really means, and
is recorded as fatal If It becomes chronic.
and up to the discovery Of Fulton's
compound for Brlghts Disease there
vas nothing known that would correct It.
A cold settling IN the Kidneys or con-.
tinued mental worry may start kidney
trouble But 1t commonly disappears
,ei,h the cold or exciting cause, II 1t
hangs on after the cold orlcause has dis
appeared, 1t becomes chronic, and kidney
sti,nulants and diuretics are then value
less. If you question this, look at the
medical works. There Is only one cure,
If yoa have any kidney trouble, start
right, We are agents for the Fulton
Compounds. owens and Minor Drug COM
pany. Agents. Richmond. Va lai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-20

W. . b q Isl d ~ i 3 * f. , Il It ~ .
|ofthis Commonwealth since the days that
ended al Appomatt ox.a 1t is GOING to he
n big problem to feed all these troops.
but tho Federal government undertook
much larger ones at the outbreak OF the
EpnnIslirAmcrican war. ls5s
Manassas the site OF the first real bait
tie Of the war between the States, was
selected by the army otficl2s without
being an active competitor for It. Two
other States We're involved in q squabblo
over It, and the government and War De-
pnrtment finally decided upon Virginia
,s d compromise, and because of Its great
accessibility and central location, as wen
as its Mealness to the capital, Tho en-.
campment will embrace troops from New
York to Texas.
eyirglnia's quota would entlt.a her to
n regiment, at least, and with each cons
pany averaging hardly moro than forty
men, she could selld Fifteen companies.
Then if Texas and other distant States
fall short Of sending the number To which
they are entitled, Virginia troops will "
permitted to fill in the deficit, along
with drafts from other State troops, de-
string to participate. While there has been
no official statement, 1t is considered lke-
~ that the seyentieth Regiment would
by reason of the priority IN Its numbcr
designation, take precedence Of the Sew
enty-first. leaving the latter to particle
pate IN some future encampH 1ent,N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-20

rle moving picture entertainment Of
three weeks ago attracted Il big audi
ence and itlle programme TO be rendered
Saturday hight Will be even more fasc I:
mating and iattrac tive. ard will include
pictures of travel and comic pictutt'ess''
Tho irish reel will be one 81 tho ftinni-
est ov or shown. Among tho picttres. =, 70
he thrown Upon the canvas arc arc the
Mystic Knight. 1>wetitieth Century Hair Igli
iT,cstcrer, .rhe Great Circus Parade. At,--
tt,nobile Race. The Unfortunate M ~
clan, Captain ITO users Trip rhroutgh tho
WHIRLPOOL sure, WITH 1root-ball Game
between, tho Irish and Welsh Teams. 4.
Tickets 70 Oh sale Thursday, l ~. M N
at6tlc association building. s4 y,
Aty2: 80 Saturday afternoon th,ere VII
be ii, entertainment for tho little folks
ana MI Of the pictures Of The night pro.
rra1l,tnc viii be exhibited. ii 83,N jis y iii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-20
TEE
.'.......I''.l'|.'S;',CAL|..L...E|:..D|:,|
l1et11o 7cr'a;tic8 Rcpr csentativcs to to
:MlIijeet55in#This City April #
3 III t8gI S#2oth$ for Work. l5
Elk | DATE Il Of CONVENTION
The State Committee Will Also
Select Place-May Declare
$ for Judge Parker. XII

Hon. .ts88iL ia ylors 1Il1yson. chairman Or
the Democratic State Central Committee,
yesterday issued the call FOR the meeting 'Ig
Of that committee at Murphy's Hotel, ~
this city on Friday, April GOTH at noon noon.
The meeting Is called to receive and and
net upon the report OF the subcommittee
III the Norfolk city primary contest IN.
which the Trehy faction seeks to have
declared null and void the selection T. OF g
City Committee, owing to gross fra,id 1:
alleged to have occurred in the primary mo
1t will MISC arrange for tho state con-5
ventlon Of the party, sclecnnd place and
and place and bai basis Of represent tion.l
THE meeting Is OF especial interest. by
reason OF the effort that Richmond Is.
making to securetthe convention. x AZ Il f
rho 5consld erationNan action OF N the
commit tee6 on the Norfolk city contest
prom ises to consume considerable tllnc.!
"a subcommittee consisting OF Hon. ~
j. Watkins OF Fnrmvillc; Mr.. robert
Giliam,o of Petersburg, and Mr.. Lloyd ~
Smith. Of Northumberland, was named famed
By tho committee ito go TO Norfolk and 10
take testimony bearing on tch conflict
ing claims Of 8t the con testnnt and con-
tcSLGC
thus to the full committee which VIII
then considerABnnd decide the ca SO q on On
Its merits and the facts established I by.
the dispositions s t$Bi} 5 XXI, "a III .5R
It is regarded as likely that the COM,
mittee viii set g. date forathe convention
early in June, and that It wllltnake the.
basis Of Misrepresentation one delegate for
every two hundred votes cast In the
election Of 1900. Judging from expressions
Of Vnrf6us members Of the committee,
Richmond will probably bc chosen as the
place for the convention. :
The indications now are that the Vir.
GINA convention will with practical
1nanimity endorse Judge Alton Brooks
$Parker, of New y DIRK, for the pres dental
nomination. 1t may also declare for q
southern man and q VirGinian for lice
President. Judge Parker's is about. the
only name heard in connection with the
nomination. The Hearst boom has coll
Glapsed like a bubble pricked by a pin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-20

t.orifo OreerrfrfiNn's WaS HIl1tc
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