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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
FORK UNION MILITARY
ACADEMY NOW OPEN
Three Companies Are to Form
the. Battalion This
Year.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

n FORK UNION, VA. October s-The
Academy has enrolled one hundred and
seventy students The work of classtA-
cation proceeded with unusual speed this
year and every department OF the school
Is fully down to business. Mr. Paul p.
Woodnnand Mr.. Leroy L Sutherland, the
new accessions to tho faculty, have mado
most favorable Impressions and are full
OF ardor in their work.
Captain Winston has announced that
three companies, instead Of two as here.
tofore. will constitute the cadet battalion
for the new session. This change Is
justified By the large Increase, actual
and prospective, In the number OF stu-
dents. Already the enrolment OF cadets
has outgrown that Of last year and with.
In q fe wdays others already entered are
to come. Squad-drill is the order OF the
day and for while there will he two
drills FIVE days IN tho week. The cadets
have been measured for their uniforms
md the contract give assurance that
they will soon be ready.
rhe Academy has decided that the
word Professor" Is to DO absolutely dis,
carded, The teachers Will appear In tho
catalogue With their degrees and with
the title or fnstruotorlhut they are not to
be called Professor" In or out OF the
school
The Literary Society and the Athletic
Association have reorganlzed and are
set on doing better work than ever be-
FORE Pr
DR.. EldridgeB Hatcher Of Baltimore,
preached to the students both In the
morning and ut night of last Sunday.
Or, Hatcher and his family will leave
for Baltimore tho last OF tho present
week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
AN INTERVIEW WITH
.sECRE TARy- 0F.-WAR TAFT.
Unwilling Ceremonies Of Mercer
Monument to Be Considered
BY the Cabinet.
tsneo,al to The T1mes-Dispatch.)

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, October s.
Mr.. St. George r. Ftzhush, Of this city,
had an Interview In Washington Satur-
day afternoon with Secretary Of War
Taft, in reference to the ceremonies for
the unwilling OF the monument here TO
General Hugh Mercer in November. Sec
rotary Taft will bring the matter up at
the meeting Of the Presidents Cabinet
t. be held next Friday with the view OF
getting the President to Indicate a day In
November which will suit him to at
tend these ceremonies with his Cabinet.
1t is expected that the President, Sec
rotary Root. Secretary Taft, and others
Will make addresses on the occasion.
Senator John w. Daniel. Governor A. j..
Montague, and Congressman w. a. Jones
will also be on the programme. Many
Senators and congressman. Grand Army
men, members of tho D. A. II. and other
Colonial organizations will also be pres
ent, as we'll as a great concourse of pco-
pie from all over the United States.
The following have filed notices Of their
candidancy for offices with Mr.. A. B.
Yates, clerk OF court, IN this city. For
State Senate. Judge i, w, Sims, Demo-
Graf; Ahsaiom Waller, Republican. For
House of Delegates, G, r. Swift, Demo
crat: Thomas r. Morrison, Republican,
For commemorative Attorney, Judge
John II. Goolrick; Clerk of Court. A. Is,
Yates, Commissioner Of the Revenue, A.,
B. Bowering and S. S. Bradford; City
Sergeant, ], Conway Chichester and
Thomas E. Clark City Treasurer, r. T.
Knox, It will be seen that Judge Cool
rick, Nlessrs. Yates and Knox have no
opposition for reelection to the Office
they now hold.
REV, "a. Nv, lRemagen, OF Pennsylvania,
has been called to the passionate OF the
Christian church In this city and has ac-
cepted. He will resume his duties at once
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
DISTRICT At TQRAEy. Who \ II. !.
COLLAPSED RECOVERING.

fspecial to The Times lspateh,) VIA
GREENsBORO, N g CT, Octtoher ]. /. o.--5-,'
tinted states District Attorney Ho'toh,33
whose sudden physical COLLAPSE IN ! ne
midst Of the trial of g, w. Samuel, rev.
ou,Ie# officer necessitated suspension q
the case in the Federal court here yes yes
.terday will be able to resume the ;euse
Monday. TIe was taken from the hotel al
last night to the home Of relative 'tiN, On On
tho suburbs Of the city, telephone Gems!
municntion cut, his wife sent for arrllY-3
ing last night from Winston, ana lew
knew where no was. 4. I,
Thus his physician secured auso!u.e
rest for him, as Mr.. Holton IS sa1 SAD 8to
have informed him that he would proceed
with the trial Monday II ne had 70 n ls
taken to court on q stretcher' !, #
Nils sphysiclan says no was utterly
Frustrated, He reports tonight that NE.
fIolton has bees kept In Bod. slept ten
hours continuously last night. has been
sleeping at intervals all day. ana seems
to DO completely rejuyenated. but ,WasEs
moi allowed to come to his office Tonight
All signs OF fever disappeared TINS
morning. and his recovery Is assured.
Owing to his condition, 1t Is now thousht
that IL he can hold out to conclude the
present case, which vii! take until Thurs
day, at best. the other twenty cases
against revenue officers and alleged COLI
luding dlstl|lers will be continued. i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
REBUILD HOTEL.
Historic Structure at Spotsylvania
to Be Replaced.

Especial to The T!mes-D !spatch,)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA. October a.
The historic hotel at spotsylvania Court
house, which was destroyed by flre re-
Gently, Will be rebuilt In a short time,
and preparations for beginning the work
are Already being made 1t Will be built
on the same foundation and as nearly
like the old building rs possible.
Preparations are being made to build
q new Methodist church In the plaea of
the present ono at Shady Grove, In Spot,
sylynna county,
The Mary Washington Hospital Asso.
citation has decided to give an old folks
concert and supper here on the nirht
preceding the unyeilng OF the General
Hugh Mercer monument next month
the proceeds to be for the heneit OF
the hospital.
Revival services commenced in the
Baptist Church tonight and the mas,
tor, Rev, r. A Williams. will be assist,
ed by Row. n, Claggett skinlser, OF Bal,
timore. The services will probably con,
time two weeks.
Mrs Almadia Y. Rowe and her son,
Mr.. AlyinsT, Rowe left here to-day for
Glen Allen to attend the funeral Of
their relative, DR., George Hopkins. who
,dlea there Yesterday, DR. Hopkins .Wgs.
u years old and an uncle Of Dr. p, Guy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
Hopkins, formerly OF this city, now Of
Richmond, who Is the last survivor Of
4 the family.
FOX HUNT CONTEST.
Albemarle, Nelson and Augusta
Dogs III the Trial.
Especial to The Times Dispatch)

L ID
(spocal to The Times Dispatch.)
653 sTAUNTON, VA. October s+--he FOX
Hunters Association OF Alben1arle Mel
son and Augusta held tta anriual contest
for the Dup Thursday on the Gibson hunt
Ing ground, near Gleenvllle, Augusta
county. They left Stanton early IN the
morning, and AFTER reaching the GROUNDS
hunted for about two hours. when they
had o. start on Jacks FILL. The chase
lasted only about thrce-qunrters OF an
hour. There were thirteen dogs IN this
chase Tho cup was awarded to the
hound Drive" owned BY the Queen City
Kennels, Messrs. Percy Wilson, Ihomas
Butter and w. W. King. Mr.. II. A. 8.
lIIamlton's dog, Tom" won the cup Of
tho last race. After luncheon at old
White Hall, tho party continued their
hunt in the evening, but got no start
IN the whole contest there were twonty-
I'VE hounds. &. M
n Tho Judges were Messrs. James Good
Toe, H. A. S. Hamilton. F. Fl. Wilson.
DR.. j. 3. Rawlings and W. K. 1nvine.
Tho gentlemen composing the party
were Messrs. James II. Goodloe. Of Alton;
II. A. s. Hamilton. shadWel /; M. r.. Ellis.
Basic City; Harry Clemn,er, Wash Trim
Bile, w. a. Crawford, ]. y. Kennedy,
Frank Wright, NJ. L. Csllkeson Thomas
NJ. Butler, William II. Irvine and Frank
Slower, of Augusta county; DR.. ]. b.
Rawlings II. II. Waytt,5SW. w. King,
p. II. Wilson, Thomas and John H.
Blackburn, Clarke Worthington and Guy
Hamilton, Of this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
a RACE or WARsHIPs 5
FOR PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
. 1snaninl y rha TImes.pispatch.,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
WASHINGTON, October Son his re-
turn voyage from New Orleans at the
close az his Southern trip, the latter
Part OF this month, President Roosevelt
will enjoy ono of the greatest ocean races
ever run, In which he will be practically
the only spectator, rs we'll MS judge time
keeper and referee.
Three nrmored cruIsers-the West Vir-
ginla, the Pennsylvania and the Colorado
will be sent as far, at least, as Key
West. The West Virginia, tho flagship
will leave the squadron there, proceed to
New Orleans. take the President on poara
and return to Key West.
After the flagship has replenlshed her
coal hunkers the squadron tho largest
sreedIest and best equipped ships IN the
navy, Will enter upon a race Of twelve
hundred miles, under forced draught.
Each vessel has on trial. when her en-
gnes were new and the bearings rough,
developed q speed ranging from 22,l4 to
224s knots an hour. sustained for ut
least four hours.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
Brothers-Willians.
Especial to The Times-pispatch>

Especial to The s-Dispatch,)
FORTRESS MONROE, October s-A
beautiful wedding was solenlnzed at the
Chamberlain Hotel, Ola Point Comfort.
October Ath, at $3.50 O'clock. The con-
tracing parties were Miss Jonn!e Edna
Williams the only daughter Of Mr.. John
b, Williams, OF Shirley Hall" NORTH,
smpton county, and Mr., William Edmund
brothers, of Fayetteville, N. c. The prs
yate parlor was ar.istieally Decorated
With cut flowers and ferns, The bride
Vas handsomely gowned in tatlor-n,ade
h,ue broad-cloth, and carried bouquet
Of bride roses and maiden hair ferns,
Dr.. ~ Rudolph Jones. Of Hampton, SOL
emnized the marriage The bride was
3chaperoned by her cousin, Mrs. NJ, W.
Minter of Cape Charles, and attended
by her cousin. Miss Emma Fitchett, OF
the same place. The e, ether guests pres IS
ont we're Mr., and Mrs. J, =, Brothers.
OF suffolk; Captain Edward richardson.
of Norfoki and Mrs. Psnd!eton Zones,
OF Hampton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
.W|LL NOT DEFEND
GAYN0R AND GREEN
Major Holmes Conrad Denies a
Big Fee Has Been
Offered Him.
Especial to The rimes-D lspatch.)

&SpeC|al 70 'Ine 'llIHeS-l)lsPdlCus( l#
WINCHESTER, VA. October s,--Major
Holmes Conrad, the eminent Virginia
lawyer, who was Solicitor General OF the
second Cleveland administration, was seen
at his homo In Winchester this afternoon
and questioned concerning the report.
supposed to have been made on good
authority. that he had boon offered the
sum Of twenty thousand dollars to be-
come leading counsel for John IT. Cay
nor and Bent. D, Green, who were cap,
tured In Canada yesterday. after fight
Ing axtvad!tion for three years, and taken
10 Savannah, Ga, by United States Secret
ServIce men 10 bo tried for completely
Win former Captain Oberln Carter TO
defraud tho government Major Con-
rad authorized your correspondent 10
deny the report, saying:
II have been offered no sum ot money
to defend these men, Gaynor ana Green;
and have no connection with their case"
Major Conrad returns 70 Washington
next week to resume his work OF prepar-
inw for the trial of Geo. w. Beavers,
against whom there are about six In,
dictmcnts pending for conspiracy IN the
postal frauds. Beavers Will be tried on
each indictment. and Major Coarad seems
confident of an early disposition OF the
entire matter after tho criminal docket
Is In condition to permit the cases
Major Conrad says that Beavers attor-
Sneys have exhausted all their. dllatory
o ~ lShgs w egSa aIs i Fsiat s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
Washington Matters,
(From Our Regular CotrespondeF

(From Our REGULAR Correspondent;l i,
routes ordered Established December 1st;
>Virginia- aherrln. Lunenburg county
routel; population, bss; houses, ~ \. I,
North CaroIna-Teer. QranGe county,
ro,,te /: population, AS; houses, IS. \
Rural carriers appointed: Yirginia-Dor-8
sett route i James peaEen, e as,,Inaa
Mills. route !; Harry Dowdy carrier;
Baxter NJ Smith. substitute.
North carolina.-Kins's Greek. route !
substitute. Leasburg, route /; Daniel
Fealherston, carrier; John w, Fyqu "a
substitute. New Hope, route !; =;
Williams. carrier; u. Williams, sG9st,-
tuto Parkersburg, route Il !Svander Heis,
carriers, Richard B. Royal. sHpstisute;
Route 9; William ID. Bass, CAREER frea
Gommander j. y, Parker, United states
navy has been detached or fGsm da " ts
Nav yard Mare islSnd California, for
co,lrt-ma rtial duty. XII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
Clarke County Matters.

1Speclnl to The Tlmes-DIspatch,J
WILDWOOD, October 8,--Rev. Edward
H. Ingle and wife expect to leave rec-
tory Monday. Oct, 10TH. and spend 9. few
days with Mr., and Mrs. George. W. Bar
their leaving on Wednesday for New
York, from which place they are to sail
Oct. 14th. a fs b34s3 u FIT
Mrs. A. c. Hopkins and Mrs. Eliza Per-
Mrs. Peter II. Mayo. at ""Powhatan.''
Mr.. Graham II. Bandy has just returns
ed from q stay of some months In SEu-
rope, and is now at his handsome home,
1.-THE Tullcries. 559gs gt
Miss Ethel o. Tnllan Is visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. Mllliken, at Page Rrools.
Miss Maude Clements, who hns been
at Page Brook, has left for New York.
g Mrs Hugh M. Nelson and her daugh-
Nelson 8 mother In Warrenton,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
4 FRANKLIN AFFAIRS.
Especial 10 Tho Tlmes-D isrntdh.)

- y Il
z FRANKLIN, VA, October s.----There is
a movement on foot among the Methodlsts
of this town which at present Is & arous-
Ing great deal Of interest For some
time the Methodist Church has been
trying to establish a regular station hero.
and to withdraw from tho circuit OF three
churches presided OVERLY one preacher.
1t is thought by many that FRANKLIN IS
plenty large. and the Methodist attend
ance sufficiently great to warrant this
change. Several meetings Of the church
members have been held for this pur-
pose. but as yet no definite conclusions
have been reached. 81 i
Miss Lola Beale left Wednesday on a
visit to friends near Holy Neck.
Misses Virginia and Mamie Fiers, Of
Hnndsom. visited In town this week,
Mrs. John Core Jr., left town this week
for Wilmington. N. c.. where she will
Join n party OF friends about to visit New
York, MA Il X j5S
Mr.. w. White, superintendent Of
schools for Southampton county was
here this week In the Interest Of schools
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09

x 80 M i i i ID f I
arc the guests OF Mr., and Mrs. ], w,
Borum, % Hramb!et9n;;
Mrs. Paul Massie. Of Roanoke. Is at
the Rennert, Baltimore.
Mrs. Anderson and son. Of Rrambleton'
are In the city,
Among those who will attend the morse
show this week is Miss Jane Ed2er' 81
Norfolk, AT present Miss Edgef 10 ~
baltimore.
Mrs. ". N, Myers and Mrs. Rruess
svdnor were the guests OF honor az
lunohlng given by Mrs George ,I n, Ieaa
IN her home In olney Road, Norfolk
Mrs. George A. Baylor Ia spending
few DAYS II, Charlottesville *, IA u,
Miss I,rsnces jenkins Will spend the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
Farmers Institute.

WASHINGTON, VA, October S.-Alr.
Heater from Frederick county, who Is
a member of the Board OF Agriculture
from this district. and Professor Price
from Blacksburg, held a Farmers 5l n
stitute In the courthouse at this place
Saturday.
Professor Price addressed a represenIs
culture Of the apple In this country. and
much Interest was shown by those pres
ent.
This was the first meeting nf the kind
that has been held In Rappahannock
county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
AT the Mecklenburg.

fspecial 10 The Tmes-D isPatch,)
THE MEC,kLE,NBUEst1, CHASE ctrY,ii
, ra,,d are as follows. Nj. W. Hiddell,
T Tioaln Nv ". Purcell wife and nine chil-
drsn: Miss NJ, w Purcell Colonel A.. y.
Archer, Vlrginiai r. M: @, Glenn, a. g. g.
tobacco buyer New s YodTki Mass Z, 9aaas ~
kins. Ia. p. Weisiger, Ila
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
Loudoun County News.

LEEsBURG, VA, October s,--Mr. Vim.
Brown, of Idncoln. this county. Is tho
Republican candidate for State Senator
from Loudopn and Fauquler counties
His Democratic opponent Ia Major y. w,
Lynn. formerly superintendent OF the
State penltentiary,
! Mr.. Nv. a. Kemper. cashier of the Peo-
iples Hank at Point Lick, KY, is organic
Ing q. bank at Eerndon In Fasrfax county,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09

winter with Mrs. Adam Treadwell In
Duke Street, Norfolk.
Mr., and Mrs, Robert D, Garrison are
visiting friends here,
Miss Urlth Green will be the guest Of
Miss Lucy Meade for the horse show.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
Poems You Ought to Knorp.

Whatever occupation may be- however crowded
your hours With affairs do not fall to at least few
minutes every day for refreshnent Of inner with
bit OF Observation-Disclosures CHARLES 11liot Norton. g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-09
Engagement Announced.
Oyster Roast,

Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Leonard. of Nor
folk. gave a very enjoyable oyster roast
at Virginia Beach Saturday IN, honor, OF
their guests. Mrs. William Greene and
Mrs. r. B. March. OF Boston. Those who
made UP the party We're: Mrs. March.
Mrs. Greene, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Green
wood, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ, kaylor, Miss
Rosa Myers. Dr. George Myers. Mr. Rich
ard Tebault. and Mr.. Horace Redford. OF
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-16
THE SALT LAKE HERALD. SUNDAY, July 1e 1905

Store Closed Every Wednesday
Afternoon during July q August
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-27
Southern DisfranChisemeHt.

In Mississippi the elector must have paid poll taxes for two years previous In order to become qualified to vote. Tax delinquency runs no further back so far as the voting privilege is con cerned. and Senator Money unhesitat- inely declares it sufficient in keeping inc mass of illiterates from the polls. It renders white supremacy in that state secure, and Senator Money says 1t is the only thing that does accom-, plish that task.
 The chances are that a provision re- curing the payment of single poll tax in the previous February would suffice. The payment of two poll taxes is known to be enough, for Mississippi s experience is of long standing.
 If Alabamas cumulative poll tax pro- vision were put on the Mississippi basis 1t would be much less objection able. It would not shut out quite 10O,- 900 white men, but it would be far better and fully as safe to require as several other states do the prepay ment in the previous February of the years poll tax alone. thus letting each year take care of itself.
 The subject is one that calls for care full consideration. especially when the Crumpackers, Kelfers and Bennetts in plausible excuse for reducing southern representation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-27
Street Fighting in Moscow.


 The barricades and the street fight ing in Moscow recall the days of the French Revolution. All that Is lacking to complete the parallel is the delay of the army in going over to the masses, regiment by regiment.
 The reports from Moscow are frag- mentary, but all the news that has been received seems to show that the army is loyal to the government. That part of that army consists of Cossacks, and what of other troops is not known. No information would be more useful towards determining the situation at Moscow than the facts concerning the troops that are using machine guns w...A deadly effect in the streets Of Moscow. On Christmas morning 5000 lay dead and 14,000 wounded in that GUY. and the fighting was then go- ing on.
 The struggle may yet be transferred to the peasants who are rising In h. creasing numbers. They are, too, very violent, readily resorting to pillage and incendiarism.
 Vast as Russia is, it may be said to be honeycombed with revolution-with civil war. The Cossack is pitted against the proletariat, and brute force is the umpire. Death is at every hand.
 While no great leader appears in plain sight, yet the revolutionaries are well and ably led. All is done secretly, because the military arm of the gov ernment is still powerful. As fast as one set of leaders Is arrested another set steps up to take charge of all revo- lutionary movements. Every contin- gency seems to have been considered, and one would be mistaken if he thinks the masses have no leaders. There is plenty of leadership but it is kept out of sight, secret but seemingly eff fective.
 The masses, however, lack arms, and no body of troops has gone directly over to them. Herein is their weak ness. and here is where doubt is to their success creeps in. The struggle is a mighty one, and the fate of Rus sia awaits the turning of the scale. If the strike plan fails period of bomb-throwing will, 1t is said, ensue. This would be a reign of terror, al most as much to be dreaded as the civil strife that fills the streets of Moscow with the dead and dying.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-27
PLAN OF CONSOLIDATION.
Terms of New Traction Deal in New
 York Are Given Out.

New York December 26.-The following statement relative to the consolidation of the Interborough and Metropolitan inter ests was given out today at the office of August Belmont:
 "Mr. Belmont and MT. Ryan, after con- sultation with their respective associates, have approved plan for the union of the Interborough and Metropolitan inter- ests, which will be formally submitted to the stockholders of the corporations in- volved as soon as the lawyers have com pleted the necessary papers. The plan contemplates the organization of new company which shall issue its securities in acquiring the shares of the Interbor- ough-Metropolitan street railway, and Metropolitan Securities company upon the following terms:
 For every share of Interborough stock:
 New collateral trust AZ per cent bonds, secured by the deposit of Interborough stock, s2OO new common stock, $90.
 For every share of Metropolitan Street railway stock:
 New per cent cumulative preferred stock. $100.
 New common stock, sS5.
 For every share of Metropolitan Se- curities stock (with 75 per cent shares paid):
 New common stock. SS5.
 Tt is confidently believed that the pro- posed arrangement will not only be bene- ficial to the stockholders of the corpor- ations involved, but that 1t will be cd vantageous to the city and the public.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-27
Senatorial kspirants.

The Montgomery correspondent IS overdoing the senatorial race. He has already mentioned" John B. Knox, Joseph F. Johnson, John H. Bankhead, Rufus N. Rhodes and Frank s. White as possible contestants, and General Oates suggests his own possibilities.
 But no one stands ready to say whom he will strive to unseat. Ihis' however is essential Senator Nor gan and General Pettus each desires to succeed himself. and the question of succession comes up simultaneously because the time between legislatures has been heightened to four years An aspirant cannot enter the race as a horse is entered-he must pick hls opponent. He must say who he VIII strive to unseat. Like the town In Texas that had two hotels, each tougher than the other, if that be pos sible. the aspirant that selects one opponent may wish he had gone up against the other.
 Difficult as the choice of an oppo- nent in the senatorial race may be, yet that is exactly what each aspirant who butts into the senatorial race in this state must do. Senator Morgan desires to succeed himself. So does General Pettus. The race IS not TUT tner defined, for mere newspaper talk does not make senatorial entries. Something more definite is necessary Each new aspirant must name the vet eran Senator whom he proposes to turn out in the cold.