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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
HAD BIC ROLL AND
READY To LEAVE
Joseph sandim Arrested For
Peddling Without A
License.

Suspected of peddling without n H.
cense and OF being the employer of a
force of men who canvass the city
disposing of linens, Joseph SANDING.
an Italian, was arrested Friday af-
tcrnoon. Searched in police head
quarters, he was found to have posi- g..
office money orders aggresating in
value 5000, all made payable to him
self at a point in Italy
CaFmeiio TampHretto and Vincen-
go Cardoroso, who were arrested
Thursday for peddling without a liz
cense. were in Police Court Friday
morning and each was fined $tee.
Through an Interpreter they said they
had worked for SANDING, who told
them he had a license that wound
suffice for them. They asked Mr..
Francione. at whose hotel SANDING
stopped, about the license. and san
dino told Mr.. Francione that he had
attended to this matter
When the two men were arrested
Thursday SANDING left the hotel I nd
could not be located. Shortly before
noon Friday he WAS found by Detee 80
uVes wiltshire and Wren and brought
to headquarters, where he was closet
ou with >hteL werner ana captain
McMahon. He admitted that he was
preparing to leave for his country
within day or so. At the Second
Police Station. where he was ioc led
up, he made no effort to secure bafT,
The fine for peddling Is not less
than 500 and not more than $500.
In view of the statements of the two
men who were tined in the morning.
that they were employees of SANDING.
1t is probable Justice CrutchfieId will
impose the maximum penalty upon
SANDING and remit the fines imposed
upon them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
new WORKERS ATTEND
MEMORIAL TO KING
Pew In Which Edward Once Sat
Is Vacant And Draped
In Creme,

NEW YORK, May 2o.--Memorial SER
vices in honor of the late King Ed
ward were held to-day In three Epis-
copal churches here. The main service
in Old Trinity church at the head of
Wall street was under the direction of
the Associated British Societies with
Bishop Courtney, Rev. DR.. Manning and
Rev. Arthur III. Judge. officiating. The
services were for the most part those
prescribed by the Episcopal ritual.
Pew No. 10. In the very center OF
the church, which was occupied by the
late King, then Prince OF Wales, when
he visited New York and attended a
special service In the church was un-
occupied. The pew was draped In pur-
pie and black and in the centre the
royal arms In a border OF crepe was
Among those present were Mayor
Gaynor, and Representatives of the
city government; Senators Root and
Depew, Rear Admiral Loutze, COM
OF the New York Navy Yard.
Brigadier General walter Howe. Com
handing the Department OF the East.
II. i. A.; Col Hugh s. Scott. command
err at West Point; DR.. Nicholas Murray
Butler and Joseph III. Eh0ate.
The entira s4afk 81 thu Hrttt&A COM
Hsii generals once occupied seats a.
teetlx a. kEant A - clasepsl NttAs $500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
CANADA is LOYAL
TO KINGS MEMORY
Trains And Cars Stop, Memorial
Services Held and Military
Parade.

TORONTO. May 20-Every train and
engine on Canadas two greatest rail-
way systems, the Grand Trunk and
Canadian Pacific stopped and remained
stationary for three minutes to-day
while King Edwards body was being
laid 10 rest In many cities. as in To-
ronto and ottawa, street cars and even
cabs, came to a halt
In Toronto several Thousand troops
paraded this afternoon and Joined in a
great memorial service in front OF the
local parliament buildings. Most of
the factories and stores are closed and
the school children were granted a
holiday that they might attend the SER
vice. The combined choirs OF the city
sang. Premier Whitney, members of
the cabinet and the aldermen were
present
Similar services were held on Parlia-
ment I'm. ottawa. with Sir Wilfrid
Laurier and Earl Grey attending. In
scores OF towns and cities throughout
Canada there were military parades
and minute guns were fired, while I'M
ion services were held in churches and
mass meetings in the theatres.
To-night the troops viii parade
King George the Fifth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20

st. Louis, Cape Giradeau. MO-. sep
temoer 2s. 1910; Oklahoma, Ardmore,
Okla. November 8, 1910.
Eighth District, Bishop John &.
Kilgo. Kentucky, Harrodsburg, KY,
September 81, 1910; Louisville, Rus
seliville.. KY. September rs, 1910;
North Alabama, Huntsville, Ala, No.
vember 80. 1910: Florida, Springfield
'hurch, Jacksonville. Fla, December
II. 1910.
Ninth District. Bishop w b, MUIR
rah. German Mission, East Ber-
nard, Tex, October 81, 1910; North
Der 20, 1910; Texas, Galveston. Tex,
November 80, 1910; Louisiana, Ho-
mer, La, December 7, 1910.
Tenth District. Bishop W. r. LAM
buth Brazil Mission. Sac Paulo.
Brazil. July IS. 1910: South Brazii
Mission, Santa Maria. Brazil. July 4,
1910. Bishop Lambuth will go TO
africa also In the interest of the
mission which the board of missions
proposes to open in that field
Eleventh District Bishop r. G..
Waterhouse Montana, Butte, Mont,
September 8, 1910: East Columbia,
Walla Walla. Wash. September f5,
1910; Columbia, Medford. Oregon,
september 22, l9I0. racine, BLOCK
ton, Cal, October s. 1910; Los AN
geles. Los Angeles. Cal, October IL.
1910,
Twelfth District, Bishop r. D. Mou-
zon. Mississippi, Hattiesburg. Miss.
December Z. 1910: Mexican .nrder
Mission, Monterey. Mex, February 2,
1911; Central Mexico Mission, Mexi-
co City. February 9. TIL: North
west Mexican Mission, Mazatian.
Mex, February 20, 1911.
Thirteenth District, Bishop ]. Fl.
Mccoy. Arkansas. Fayetteville, Ark,
November 2. 1910; Little Rock, Pres
colt, Ark, November 16. 1910; White
River. Forest City, Ark, November
%, 1910; North Mississippi. Sardis,
Miss, November 80, 1910.
The semi-annual meeting of the
bishops will be held in New Orleans.
y. October 20, 1910.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
CONs|GN EDWARD
To sEPULCHRE
Continued from First Page

Continued from First Page)
immediately behind the gun carriage.
King George, wearing a generals uni.
form, came first, with the Kaiser
and Duke of Connaught Immediately
behind him. The Kaiser and the
Duke wore the uniforms OF British
ield marshals. The other kings. all
In respondent uniforms. but wearing
badges of crepe, were George or
Greece, Albert OF Belgium. Alfonso
of Spain, Manuel Of Portugal, Fred
erick- OF Denmark, Haakon of Nor
way and Ferdinand OF Bulgaria.
Every possible precaution was
taken to prevent any untoward act
against any OF these rulers,
Kaiser Kisses Queen.
The royal women in the mourning
party arrived at Westminster Hall
in state carriages, The Kaiser es-
corted the queen mother and kissed
her with the deepest emotion as she
alighted frem her carriage. Alex
andra entered Westminster Hall on
ie arm of her son. King George.
The royal mourners were not long at
the bier before the procession was
ready to start.
Then nearly every bell In London
pegan tolIlng. the air seeming to
.ibrate with their sonorous notes OF
sorrow.
IL took two hours and seven min
utes for the procession to cover the
three miles from Westminster Han to
Paddington Station, the latter being
reached at II:b7 The coffin was
quickly transferred from the gun
carriage to the funeral car and the
run 10 Windsor was made in half an
hour. the body arriving at the latter
place at 1894
The members of the cabinet, with
the exception of John Burns. went
to Paddington Station in automobiles.
not participating in the procession,
az they wished to be at the station
head OF the funeral party. Burns
wore the gorgeous uniform of a privy
councillor and marched at the head
Of the London firemen, OF which he
was once member.
Col. Roosevelt In Mourning.
Col. Roosevelt, the American am
bassador to the funeral, rode with
Foreign Minister Pichon, OF France.
and isanad Khan. the Persian repre-
sentative The colonel and Pichon
wore evening dress with black waist
coats and blick shirt studs and
mourning bands. Their attire had
cen designated by the eral mar
shall.
United States Am AMBASSADOR Reid was
not In the procession. AS q mark
OF special courtesy TO Mrs. Roose-
welt and Miss Ethel II was arranged
that the ambassador should accom-
pany them to St Georges chapel,
there to await the arrival of the cor
tege. Mrs. Reid and the other wo-
men Of the American EN- bassy viewed
the procession from the roof of the
Dorchester House, the Reds Lon
don home.
Following the passage of the pro-
cesson. the, great throng broke into
surglng seas OF humanity. and for a
time IL seemed the people would
hecam uncomfortable. Thousands
urried to scores of churches where
memorial services were held.
The body of King Edward will
eventually be removed to Albert Me
mortal chapel at Windsor Castle for
permanent burial The chapel was
% named by the late Queen Victoria
in honor of the prince copsort. 1t
vas built by Henry III. who dedi-
'atsd 1t TO Edward the confessor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
Realty Transfers.

The following deeds of property
transfers have been recorded in the
Office of the clerk of Hastings Court,
part two:
S. r. Beveridge to W. J. Ready,
property at Fifth and cambridge and
Sixth and cambridge for $1,000.
Jackson Bland to Walter Il, Ash
burn, property In Fifteenth street,
between Stockton and Everett. for $40
and other considerations.
c. F. Sauer to E. T. Bass, property
m cambridge street. between Cowar-
din avenue and Nineteenth street. for
sA00.
John Fl. Tailey to W. Il. Bradley,
property in Huh street at line Of
Mayo Mills canal. for $40 and other
considerations.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
.EP|SCOPAL|ANe WILL
HONOR KING s MEMORY
Delegates To Council Will Par
ticipate In Services At Holy
Trinity.

Clerical and lay delegates 20 the
Episcopal council will participate in
the special services to be held In
Holy Trinity church Friday afternoon
in memory OF King Edward OF Eng
land. whose funeral took place in
London FRIDAY The services viii
begin at p. NJ. this being the hour
corresponding to that OF the london
services.
Rev. John J Gravatt, D. u, rec
tor of Holy Trinity. will conduct the
services. assisted by Rev Samuel A.
Wallis. d. D., Rev. Angus Crawford.
D. D, Rev. .. Campbell Mayors. Rev
II. Wyndham Brown. Rev. F.. w.
Neve. Rev. Edward Calender, Rev.
John + Coleman, Rev. Hubert II.
Barber. Rev. A, Vaughan Colston.
Bishop Robert A. Gibson and Btsh-
op-Coadjutor Arthur 8. Lloyd will
also be in the chancel Bishop Lloyt
will deliver the address.
Prof. Arthur Scrivenor, director of
Holy Trinity choir, will be in charge
of the music, assisted by Prof. II. c.
Stansbury and Prof. Ben J. Potter.
The hymns selected for the service
Will be: 20 GOD. Our Help In Ages
Past" and Peace, Perfect Peace. i"
which are to be sung at nearly all
OF the services in England to-day.
Other hymns will be Now the La
borer's Tack Is Ger" Ten Thou
sand Times Ten Thousand" "Blest
BE the Tie That Binds" and the
N'netieth Psalm. Mr.. Potter will play
the Dead March From Saul .
similar services were held In Holy
trinity In memory of Queen Vie
ria when she died nearly ten years
ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
COTTON SALES LIBERAL
ON NEW YORK EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. May 2o,--Considering
the fact that the cotton exchange was
the only New York market open this
morning. business was on a liberal
scale, rejecting continued nervousness
among room traders. Prices started
to points higher and on the call
bull support of July and August was
the notable feature OF the trading.
Later leading room traders made de-
monstration against old crops which
forced July back to under is cents.
Notices on about 10000 bales were
understood to have been put out, The
room trade was bearish and sold con-
fidently on all hard spots.
Cotton prices: July. A.s5@14.s7:
August 14.so@l4sI. September. 1865
@ls.6s: October. i2.S0sf2.Sl, Novem-
Der. i2.6S$i2.75; December. 1z.62@l2.
So; January. l2,Sog12.ei; March. IL.
639l2.65,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
NEWPORT NEWS MEN WANT
QUARANTINE ABOLISHED

That the State quarantine exercised
over incoming vessels is not only un-
necessary in Newport News. but hurt
full TO the city as a seaport. was the
statement made to Governor Mann
Thursday by a delegation of men
from that city. who asked that the
restrictions be removed.
The members of the delegation
pointed out that the Federal govern
ment maintains n thorough system Of
quarantine inspection at Old Point
and the further examination at New
port News is useless and serves only
to aefay incoming vessels.
The Governor took the matter I'M
der advisement and may take some
action toward satisfying the disgrun-
tied Newport Newsers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
MANY=INsPECTI -.
NEW POsT0FF|CE
Souihside IS Federal Building
Open For Visitors-Begin Bust
ness Saturday Night.

Many citizens of the Southside Fri
day inspected the handsome new post
office at Eleventh and Hull streets.
Most of those who were anxious to go
through the building we're escorted by
Postmaster T. II. Smith, who explain
ed in detail how each section of the
new home for the government en-
ployes will be operated.
The building is complete in every
detail. All modern improvements in
the way of fixtures and furniture have
been installed and the place is thor
oughly equipped for the rapid hand
ling of the mails.
Saturday afternoon from 2;30 until
$3.50 O'Clock the building will be in
spected by the white school children
OF Washington ward. From 2.30
until 4.s0 O'Clock 1t will be open for
the colored pupils,
Saturday night Postmaster Smith
and his corps OF employees Will trans
fer all records from the old office and
begin business In their new home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
er distinguished guests in pews ON
! either side,
COT A BEATING AND
HAS TO PAY FINE
Man Not Pleased With Business
Taken Without Pay Was Dou-
bic Rough Experience.

Willie McLeavy, young white man,
not only received beating at the
hands of William keilum. whose straw
berries he wanted to snatch. hut ha
pnllce court Friday morning, q fine ct
S. being imposed upon him In le-
fault of il he went hack ~ the pen.
From the evidence 1t seemed that
Kellum was driving a wagon In which
were many little boxes containing
straw berries cI.eayy took one quart
and didn't pay for them. got another
one and abused the driver of the wagon
because they did not suit his taste.
And Kellum Just proceeded to mop
the street with McLeayy, who is the
larger of the two Both were arrested
for fighting. but after hearing the tes-
timany Kellum was dismissed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
JURY MAY DECIDE SUIT
AGAINST CITY SATURDAY

The suit brought by the. Richmond
Leather Manufacturing Company
against the city of Richmond and
the South Railway to recover 5000.
will probably go TO the jury In the
Law and Equity Court Saturday. y
1t IL claimed by the manufacturing
corporation that the city allowed the
railway to build an inadequate Gull
vert which caused certain property
belonging to the leather company 10
De hooded. damaging r. ~ tho extent
TX t6.o0es sSs. ;.s .Ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
Briefs and P ersonals
Briefs and Personals.

Mrs. Selwyn Hancock, of Mid
lothian, who recently underwent an
operation at the Memorial hospital,
rs reported to he recovering.
Mr.. s. V. Priddy, well known in
the Southside. has left for Washing
ton, where he, will make his future
home.
DIR. Lawrence Ingram and Miss
Alice Ingram are in Charleston, s.
c. DR. Ingram IL attending the con-
vention Of the Atlantic Coast Line
Medical Society.
w. p. Field. OF Midlothian, Is re-
ported to be desperately i'll.
After brief visit TO Mr. and Mrs.
A. Clarence Atkins, Mrs. A. NJ lay
ton has returned to her home at
Clifton Forge. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
VOTES FOR cHAN6E
DE- CHURCH NAME
CONTINUED from First Page.)


1910; South Georgia, Columbus. Ga,
November 80. 1919.
Fifth District. Bishop r. II. Hoss
Japan Mission, Arima. Japan. Sep
temher ], 1910; Korean Mission.
Songdo, Korea. September Is, 1910;
Mission. Huchow, China, Oc-
.ober ~. 1910; baltimore, Clifton
Forge. Va. March %, 1911
Sixth District, Bishop James At
kins. New Mexico, Artesia, New
aexico, October 6, 1910; West Tex
az. Austin. Tex. October 2s, fa10;
CENTRAL Texas, Waxahachie, Tex, Mo-
yember 2, 1910; Northwest Texas.
clarendon. Tex. November .. 1910.
seventh District. Bishop Collins
Denny. Missouri. Piattsburg, Mo-.
august > =, fsfe. Southwest missouri,
Webb cAy. No, septemb1r ~. 1910;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20

all of the majority on the commit
tee OF proionging the case, 1t rs
now certain an effort will be made
to prevent oral argument In sum
ming up. Representative Olmstead.
however, has held out for this. II
may be that the committee will grant
counsel time for short arguments
end request supplementary trriefs.-ft
the case ends next week. counsel Will
probably be permitted a week in
which 10 prepare for argument or
10 submit -hriefs
Mr.. Purcell Interrupts.
The conspiracy evidence was in
terrupted by Senator Purcell. who
got Perkins to- admit that II didn't
en- that Garfield. Pinchot or any
of the tho others were ''conspiring."
He said he agreed with them that
Newell should be retained and join
ed 1.-The com bination" in so much as
he subsequently got number OF
influential people to Write TO Battfn"
ger commencing Newell
"A political conspiracy" Is one or
the main features OF the argument
by the defense, and II was evident
that the attorneys laid great stress
on the meeting Of GARFIELD. Pinchot
and Shipp. However. Attorney Ver-
trees didn't pursue the matter fur
Their yesterday afternoon after Pur-
cells questioning
Introduces Oath of once.
With the evident intention OF sup
porting the plea OF Stenographer r.
NJ. kerby, who recently created
A-fsstior by hrs revelations HIS to the
Lawler draft. that he owed his al
legiance TO the nation more than to
his superior. Ballinger. Attorney
Brandeis yesterday introduced In EVIL
dence the oath Of Office TO which
kerby subscribed 1t binds the sign
err TO allegiance TO the Constitution"
etc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
SQUIRE LEVY SITS IN
POLICE COURT No. ,

In the absence OF Justice II. A.
Maurice, who Is out OF the city, Squire
Jacob Levy sat in Police Court No .
Friday morning Several cases of or
dinance violation came up. but were
continued. Sam Page was aFFaignet
on charge of permitting cows TO
roam at large on Spring Hill, but
hearing was deferred until the return
OF Justice Maurice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
PRESIDENT PRESENT AT
WASHINGTON MEMORIAL

WASHINGTON. u. c.. May 90
President Taft, members of the Cabi
net and other high offiriais OF the
attended the memorial ser
vices for the late King Edward VII
which was held at ~. Johrs Episcs,p'il
church. The church was packed TO the
doors With the distinguished congrega ;
ttsH wntcn furtEyru1 ttIa ttrttixi1 MR.
bassxdoy James Brycs oe< staG ths
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
WILL MAKE ADDRESS AT
SEMINARY COMMENCEMENT

Rev, Henry c. Pfeifer, pastor OF
the Central Methodist church, will
leave Saturday morning for Bowling
Green, where ne will deliver an adj
dress at the commencement exercises
of the Bowling Green Seminary. His
place Sunday will be supplied by Pro-
fessor ID, l.. Anderson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
ADMITS KILLING WOODS;
ExoNERATEs OTHER MEN.

.nANA.IL.I,H,,, May apr-EeHfess-
ing that he alone killed Sidney Woods
in the free for all fight on an excur-
sion train. John Eccfes. under SEN
tence Of death, exonerates James Hair
ston, Thomas Bailey and William Cow
lin. the three men convicted with him.
The negro's confession was made to
Rev J. c. Holland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
Jones Bros. & Co., Inc,
4'The Store that Pledses."

foreign ministers and ambassadors and
members of the diplomatic body. Ser
vices were conducted by the Rev. Ro-
land Cotton Smith, the rector IF the
church. Official flags were at half mast
in all parts of the icty
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
FOR GENERAL INVESTIGATION
OF INSURANCE COMPANIES

ALBANY. n. Y. May 20.--rhe
&0nAte to-day passed unanimously
ms Assembly resolution. providing for
~ general investigation III all insur-
Anre earnpsnias Including industrial
~ companies and all matters per-
3fk1niHg 10 the State and its officers.
A{tax- II Ia@ passed So Ha4.,E- Hinaaa n
4 SnAeavored 10 have the vote recon
stdersd. and that question Will come
M Monday night. The resolution
eMs1tes with II an appropriation of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
FRENCHMEN HOLD
MEMORIAL SERVICES

PARIS, May 20.-Memorial services
for King Edward were held to- day in
the Angaii. an church nui we're taiti-
cipated in ny the French ana foreign
diplomats corps, President Falliers
and Andrew Carnegie. The President
came from Rambouillet especially for
the services.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
Chiid's Death,

William. six-month-o child of Mr..
and Mrs B. +. MaGee, OF Woodland
Heights. died Thursday morning The
funeral took place Friday afternoon.
The service was conducted by Rev. j.
c. Miles. Interment was in River
view cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-20
Baseball Safurlar

The Wizards diamond Saturday af-
ternoon viii be the scene of con-
test between the Wizards and the
Tigers.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-11-18
McKoMn Orchard Company.

The Mekown Orchard Company,
the organization which few months
ago bought the farm Mr.. s. FL. Me.
Kown, near Gerardstown, containing
about l40 acres of orchard in bearing
aud for which there was paid the sum
of 100000, was formally organized
this week. The officers are as follows,
s. II. Mckown, President.
i. W. Martin, Vice president.
X. Poole, Secretary and Attorney.
w. w. Trout, Treasurer.
ii. III. Rutherford, General Mana
ger.
The board of directors are G. w. Nc
Kown, Max VonSehlegell, Alex Clo-
han, G. b. Hart, w. h. Caskey and
II. l.. Alexander.
There was sold from the farm this
year crop of apples which net
about $4,000. The company will be-
gin at once and make extensive i'm
provements in the place and expect to
have bumper crop next year
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-11-18
Gray Silver a Candidate.

Martinsburg, w. Va, Nov. 49,
Senator Gray Silver, of Berkeley coup-
ty, leader Of the Democrats In the up
per branch of the State Legislature at
the last session, will be a candidate for
president of the State Senate, accord
ing to statements made by his friends.
While the strength Of the two great
parties in The senate will be equal, I'M
der the provisions of the State Consti-
tuition Senator Kidd, a Democrat, and
the ranking memberin poiat of service
will preside until the Senate is organ
iZed, consequently, the Democrats
Will organize the Senate and elect ali
the officers. As Senator Silver was the
minority caucus nominee for president
of the Senate at the last session, and,
by reason of this fact virtually leader
OF the Democratic side of the chamber,
his friends urge that lac is the logical
man for president Of the Senate at tue
coming session.
{ IL is also urged by friends of Sena-
tor Silver that his services to both his
party and the State should be reward
ed by his election to this Office by the
unanimous Denocratie vote Of the
Senate; and it is predicted that the
honor Will be given him by practically
the full strength of his party III the
upi,es house. lie was = conspicuous
member OF recent sessions.
Senator Silver was selected for a sec
ond term, after hard tight made
upon him by the Republicans and
PIohioitionists, by a plurality of so
per cent greater than that given him
four years ago