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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-06
ScrofuLa
1t is commonly inherited.

II ID COL11IHUHIy 4HIHcI IIcus
Few are entirely free from it.
Pale, weak, puny children are
afflicted with it in nine cases out of
ten, and many adults suffer from it.
Common indications are punches in
the neck, assesses, cutaneous erup-
tons, infamed eyelids, sore ears,
ricketts,, catarrh, wasting, and general
debility
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-06
remperaturee Of Largecities.

Chicago, March II a.. m. temporal
lures: New York %: Boston 80; Phila-
delphia Is; Washington %; Chicago 32;
Minneapolis 80; Cincinnati %; ST. Louis
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-06

Progress has scored again in New
York Shooting live pigeons for am use
ment and as a test of skill has been
abolished.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-06
FULL LEASED WIRE REPORT
OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

The State Journal Is member OF InS
Associated Press and receives the fun Gay
telegraph report of that great news III
Ranizatiou for exclusive afternoon puoii-
cation in Topeka. -
The news is received In the State Jour
nal building over wires for this sole pur-
pose, busy through the entire day
complete copy OF the night report Is also
received.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-06

Col Bryan says the Democrats will
make the next Democratic platform
This should be encouraging to David b.
Hill
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-06

Marconi has not yet begun the opera
ton of electric railroads without wires,
but that may be due to his not having
time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-03-06
10 Cure Grip in Two DAYS.

laxative Bromo-Quinine removes the
cause. Z. w. Groves signature ON every
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
THE NEW YORK OUTLOOK.

Just about time things are looking
Up for the Democrats, some Genagogce
rises up. says the StauDton News, and
does some fool thing that plunges the old
party under water again. Everything,
continues the News was in fine shape for
the falls contest until Fill put into the
New York State platform a plank pro-
vidi.,S for the seizure OF all the artl1rac!te
coal mines in the country, and FOR orerat-
Ing them on government account.
These remarks Of our contemporary lead
Up to the conclusion on its part that
Hills ticket will not be e!ected'-tf1at is
that the Democrats Of the Empire State
are doomed to defeat in the ensuing cleo
ton.
We hope and believe that our contein-
pc-ary takes q too pessin1istic view of
tie outlook CoIer, tlc> head of the ticket
the nominee for Coveraor-Ea5 repudiat-
ed the dcmagoSic and un-Dcmccratic
plank Of the New York platform the News,
refers to, and, moreover, the settlement
OF the strike has practically killed the
proposition as an :ss,c. Further than that,
it si?oui! be remembered that the recent
la'1,E1any meeting at which Fill put tar
Il: rcE:cion TO the front. as the supreme
question, showed that the Democrats of
&c" York were moro thoroughly united
than il! Years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
y; RICE THEM.

IIle Newport News Press il discussing
the !etusa! CT The Coal.2o. Council 10
concu: il Tie s,iiaor resolution sa..s that
the members CT t..4t body may Je az
wisit@ as sslo driven s&o,v. bat The genera.
pcbiic VIII not 1ail 70 draw a different
conclusion
Then following th2, :Gaisnu:a5!c state
Tne1t or contemporary refers TO the va
fious scandals taat lave come ous of
Eica"ond recently" cites THO upcuezsioa.
able fact tis2t The report OF the grand
jury has Left members OF The Couacl,
ul:ec. q cloud and adas:
,EosscvcF, il the members CT the Rich
nsoEd Council wish 10 rest under the i'm
piisd iinDutct!on ii:at some OF 1fe1, are
crossed, and cen w!si? to stre.gtle.
the scacrai impression By refusing 10
permit themselves 10 bc investigate ted. The
rest OF The country ca.! stand it,
Whethc" Q. not the Common Counc..
"!shcd 70 strengthen The general impress
So: OF 'crookeuaess.' that is WIZ, .,s
action has done, as the Press re.aarl.
shows and tie Dispatch predicted. Ii
concluding its article the Press maze,
this comment:
The old saying. IT Will all come out
~ he wash. evidently Goes not apply
!" hca.Hoad any longer. The Ccunc.l,
at any rate, hrs decided that it won,u
';.s..e:' H'ear dirty garments man have
any more wa:.i.''
Truly is that an ap; description of the
position in which the Common Council!
fas placed Richmond and itself. Gentle
men o. the Common Council. reverse your
seton Agree TO Il thorough investigation.
end thereby purge Sour own garments
and Richmonds robes of whatever dirt
may at'ari, To t;aer, as the resi,t CO
corruption in municipal legislation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

~ + - ~ = sa-f Il
another outrage on the public. The Phil
adelpllfa Record on tho other hand argues
that tho action of the Reading Company
in so discriminating in the delivery of
coal as TO give preference to dealers WHO
will sell to consumers at 500 per ton will
ncutrali:e in a measure ,le so cents PEI
ton advance at the mines by the pro-
lection it will afford against extostionate
prices
Here we have the matter Of the "arbi-
trary advance" considered from two en-
tircl;' different viewpoints. but whether
it be another outrage or not the public
will not be inclined to resent it very
strenuouely If the Records viewpoint
proves the correct one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
Spccial1zc:.
observations of 4 Philosophical Friend

Non ornnia ncssu.,,uG oo1res''
ia &. al all trades and good at none
! he division ot labor is one OF the
conclusions ard practical n1axins OF bust
ness Of the aEe wo i've in. Every man,
By tins his attention on ore
thing, CT On Ciin department of bust
aest:. acco:nplishcs the best ana largest
results. Fen in the department store,
where orc man has under one roof :,
great variety OF business, each subo1li-
rate department is under the control
and management Of one I,eat.: And that
head does With his might onl. tlat and
nothing moro. So it is that ..by the
c1[ectual working in the measure Of every
part. The wliolc organization and sysser,
IS huilt up or in Scripture language.
"eG:tict'-" Al! OF Is arc sood t,2. some
one thing: none OF Us 20: everything We
arc as feet. hands. es.es. ears. bones. and
brains. maxim: NJ one body OF socet:. of
which We ere al! members, ore and ar:
other.
And yet. while t2is is a facs, and the
best interests OF al are reached BY each
one doing lis duty in his own
state OF lie. and specially. there
IS danger of our being one-s.ded
ana cne-.dcaet. Our d..sy IS to do
"cii whatever We car. but our duty is
70 trust one another and honor one an
other IN CIR divers cal!in-s. We nluss
6".sl Or! mutual dependencies and ret hi,
above Using one another Justly and hon
estiy. IN failirfs in this VIC do ou.l;c,,,.;
and Others harm.
II me l!ist place. because We are strong
ana successful in one thing we think we
arc the same IL ether things. Or 10.
s.i"sc we 'i'a Z n1a.I a-eat IL one thing.
We ElEe Kin credit fGr greatness il, 9th
cTs So It is that we mako great mis-
'afE".i ii = plain fact that Blind Tom
'E;:5 2 marvel on III. piano ana IN ac-
h!inTledsaG genius. 1trd vet away from
TIE Fiano, vac almost m idiot. That
vas 3 strong case. But history and our
own observation IS fail OF cases much r,-
,seE!,h!iEs that We have -! seer ard
known and heard CT nlen that are s.o7t
III ore department. on, rot many re-
moves from Idiots ii ii! oli1er respects:
q asoiute!T needing so-c:o one to icc.; atter
them, 70 heer taer1 from f.e7y-
:hS u starving or making ts!,ec-
tac!cs OF Themselves III common
l:fe Il proves nothing hat We a.a great
On srec!7.tic$ We are nnder the ia5g OF
ccnncr,=1:;en. and when vs., fee, n,za
it is tin,e 10 look st7a-n or We Vii
De found making prime fco;s Of ourselves
Mar being u home aa:Ie;.l not. b,:t i.
ike t!:a beasts that rcrisil
<,aott.T Lesson o. ,I,aya spccia!t.es i,
TINT We % Eos allow Ourselves TO make
Too mtch CT ours. OF 70 lean or L.
re Instruments Of darkness win US
with honest ,ri.!c. 70 tetrcy us II .lefr,
sSe co1soGHence. AND from that source.
.zaenee comfort seems to coa.e. d;scor,,-
sort c..H,e.
The advice Of CT Jo.,n L,.hl,ocls is tar
&c shall know 4 little about n --car
:1,l7: 'l,ings an'l III about ere ,i.:r:
There is 10 wiser instruction s!,a,, l:,at
= tie ssreiit appetite: Il say to eyers l.ea t
it-7onS Sou-net TO t:li!.t: OF himself more |
as*!,!y than he ought 10 think hut 70 t
ti.iaiS sobsriyA according as God hath |
e-- TO every man the measure CT f.f.b ;.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
ANTHRACITE COAL
IS BADLY WANTED.
.jrSiuia Eone FOR IncCrahIcs iu
Dire ,ced of This Precious 1'aeI-
Statement from Managers.
sy request the Dispatch prints the

By request the Dispatch prints the
foiiswilS:
Tuesday October 18th. will be donat ton
Cay 1t the Virginia Home for Ircura 5!as.
This Institution is greatly IN need OF
money. provisions. md anthracite coal
20 other fuel can he used owing 20 tire
s;ualness OF the tlucs in Cur chimney
Morc.' is Just nov, q. urgent necessity. It
takes about 500 to run the home for ore
month. II has 10 endowment and n ap-
preparation, from the State It IS d MAJ
vel that UP to date the home has been
maintained aud the inmates comfortably
cared fer.
The annual appropriation from the cit.
the s-earl-- subscriptions from fI;eTIt.s with
occasional Donations. enables Us to live
All people must know what it IS to sui
fer personally. CT. to haze seen some
dear friend in the throcs OF IN incl:ra Die
,nalady, II memory 81 this past or pres
ert woe viii you not send something &c
the homo. either money. provisions. or
anthracite coal. You will scarce miss H.
and i will help to make tie patients COM
Portable.
Please remember the Gay. Tuesday. Oc-
tober -sti,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
Democrats should Control.
(aIoatgone-y Advert:zerD

Acknowledgement Knox in one ut his
recent speeches. virtually admitted that
his party had not e.o1c IT'S duty with re-
gard to the trusts and like. but Il YOU
viii give US Il chance we vii! do better
il future IS about his plea. N'horeupon
the Richmond Dispatch says:
But in view OF the Republican record
CT broken promises 70 90 better Il given
another chance. the American people
you'd make stupeadous exhibition Of
stupidity and suliib;lity Were they to
ta.ze The. Acknowledgement seriously
A:!f: the Dispatch is correct Let the
It.fn.ol!SarS be punished fer what t!2cy
have fGitad to Go. ard net be rc.xa-tle.,
for Vat they promise to Go. The Dem
o2rais should fc.-c control and see il taey
Gait Go better.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
VIII Find themselves ;ssstaEzcn.

Roanoke Times: And yet in the face OF
these self-evident facts, we are informed
that we have no trust. and they tell US
that admitting for the sake OF argument
that we have trusts, that they are the
best things which 4 nation can foster.
The basic principle Of this class OF ou-
Beloved institutions is rule Or ruin, .
ard if the people are expected to endorse
these principles. the trusts viii find them
selves wof,1ilv mistaken The day is not
far distant, IL VIC mistake not the signs
OF the times, when tie people viii rise
in their might and throw off these bar
racies and vampires OF the nation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

OF liquor last night. and nov that you are
sober and abe to realize the cause Of
my action, / give you notice that YOU are
discharged.
Employee: Don't you think you arc
making mistake. sir?
Employer: \ mistake? Why do you
think it is a mistake?
Employee: Why, it seems to me it
would have been more like the proper
thing FOR you TO have discharged me when
l was loaded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
Eli. c:RSEGEG,s DREAM.

III discussing ~. Ca.nes!e's appeal to
Emperor William OF Germany TO work for
4 European Industrial ard political urica
a European United Statcs-a coutemro-
!2r1' says that such combination OF
1orcos would undoubtedly augment Euro
1ca0 power as . competitor os the United
states. I:7cn our contemporary. asks:
But Oh the other hand would it be ac-
Vanta5eoi,s in business sense to this
coa;:t-:?:' and ADDS that. ITO ask the
question IS 10 a1:Gwc:. it An Industrial
Union c. Europe would, it continues. be
directed primarily against the United
states, which would have to face one
rGE7crful rival, instead Of fighting, half a
dozen engaged in fighting ore another
i1ehcc. argues or contemporary. ..I1
Carnegie is so mach ii, love with r71an~
KIND and so sympathetic with Tie inter-
csts Of ali nations that he can give his
own covntry's competitors advice. the
acting upon which would rebound TO his
country's Disadvantages
All OF this is Gcod logic. But the t.:s-
cuss!nn is entirely academic. Cur con
temporary takes -dr- C2rnasies appeal
and proposition too seriously The idea
IS not new wish him. It has been at,-
vanccd and treated moro o. less cyhaus-
lively AID enthusiastically by several po-
Itico-cccnomic doct!inaires. but its prsc-
ucahiiits is utterly ii@crcG:ted by pa st
eTc"ts ana present conditions. The dream
Of these coctr:.2aircs and of air. Carre-
sic may he realized some Cay, but that
DAY VIII be pretty near the miliennial
dawn. Ter several generations at least
the pcc.a!e CT the En.tct. States reed not
lose ans sleep owe. tic danger of com
petition from European industrial!
union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
members have, after fashion. been maj
ing pretty mccl, every das an Irish day.

Abou: tic only new disclosure of any
interest in the new trial of Aolinou:;. is
that in the former trial there vas rcck-
less disbursement OF public funds which
calls FOR punishment OF some one con-
nectcd with The district attorneys Office,
under 4 former administration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
ANY CHURCH or parsonag


or institution supported by voluntary
contribution will be given liberal
quantity Of the Lonsman & Martinez
paints whenever they pnint.
Note: This has been our custom tor
twenty-seven .s'Grs any building no nov
satisfactorily painted, will be cepalntea.
at our expense about one gallon OF
Linseed Oil to be added to every gal
Ion Of the paint to make ready for use |;
it's mixed in two minutes. and cost OF
the paint thereby made less IN price
than any other. Yearly product over
one million gallons,
LonS:man & Martinez,
Sole agents.
7o0EKEa DRUG COMPANY. Richmond.
EDGAR MARSHALL, Stanardsville.
BRETT & PREECE, Forl, Union.
DUWEUM BROTHERS, Wilmington.
8RECEx S: CO., Dracy.
IUKBEE. TIE, END STAVE CoAeAS I,
Ruokc-sville.
VIII. +. C. MURRAY, Williams Wharf.
MALE e. CO.. Isaccoon Ford.
3. NJ. ROBERTSON, Crexc.
ell 17-Sun5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
Strange.

Virginia Citizen: Young Mr.. Blair. the
Republican member Of the Constitutional
Convention from Wytncville, announces
his regrets at ever having been mem
bec OF that honorable body. Strange.
lie nearly broke his neck trying to get
there Wonder i he is sorry he didr t?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
Another Evidence.

Leesburg Washingtonian: The Demo
Gratis have long held that protective
tariff was an interference with individual
liberty ard an inducement TO commit
crime. Now Secretary Moody announces
that the tariff on anthracite coal was
"smugsied into the DingIey bill" anoti1-
er evidence Of correctness OF the Demo-
cratic contention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
ExrEnT TESTIMONY.

To the October number OF the -orth
! American Review jnosc JOIN NoooWaro'
OF The New York supreme Court con.r'-
butes an article on Expert testimony
which derives peculiar interest and tine
Illness form the fact that the second
| trial OF MolineuS in whose case that class
| Of testimony las figured SO largely, is
| now on. Judge Woodward Goes not Gis-
cuss the pending case, bu- ne maHes an
analysis OF expert testimony ard comes
! 70 the conclusion that its abuses are so
patent anu fragrant as TO cal: Imperative
~ for a remedy. In leading Up 20 his con-
c'usion he gives 81: historical rcvicT OF
the subject The use of expert testi-
n1ony he points out IS as old as Anglo
Saxon. or rather Anglo Norman JuTls-
prudence but such testimony, ne SAYS.
mas always been in diSrepute ard IN ia'ef
years the disrop0te OF the expert has IN
creased owins to his more frequent c:.1-
PioEn'ent- AS evidence OF 'Eis 'uase
Woodward tells US that frcsidi.ls Jucss
SoooFic'. o. Brooklyn recently spohe OF
'2aio experts VINO sTosc ioT OF, asss;.. "
the sanity OF q prisoner accorolss 10 u"
amount of their fec; t''at Justice Adams.
@ naadalSua. expressed the OPINION II
case before hin that experts we're
more ANXIOUS 10 destroy e7cii osheT IMAM
to come at thc truth, and that Judge
Earl, Of the New York Court Of Appeals.
mas co:sc.Dccc that II is sencTai.E SAFER
TO take Tie judgments OF unskil!ea Jurors
ihan the opinion OF hired experts. Judge
concn, OF Now YORK, TANKS, Judge Wood
card states, that. IS rule, such testi-
r7ony is q"Ite Naiue'css. and q loaS az
ray Of the highest authorities Is presented
TO show that, in the language CT Judge
Titus. CT Eufiaio "she present system IS
asasoiG:c!T iH7n-o:a! in is tendency
Judge Woodward also quotes lis o".n
observations from tie bench in recent
case, thai 90 srcat are becoming The.
ahHScs OF expert testimony that II they
be rot checked it seems likely "a reac:io''
must corae that will abolish such tcsti-
a1onE altogether The opinions Of the
juTists the learned writer cites as we'll Is
his citation frcm his own dciiyc-ance
from The beech, had reference to the
scandal Of medical experts swearing
against each o,ier i'll the Same case on
The same facts, but he trESes 'Eat .:e
reed OF reform! Is quite as strenuous
: mons professional Handwriting eS-
paris the class Of experts. rs our reaccss
know, Who Lave 1iGurod SC prominently
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
Ghc stool, OF tie A1bon.arle Pzppin.


To the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Downing (the highest authority classes
The Newtown-1ot Newton-Pipp:n as en-
TREY distinct from the Albemarle Ptppin-
1t is a native of Newtown. Long Island.
It's color is & dull green, while that OF the
lAlhernarie Pippin is yellow. The latter
is f7andsomer in appearance. ard has Il
higher perfume than the former, WITH
tiT1ner and equally high favored flesh
It was said to be Queen Victoria's favor
tie fruit, but as Marie CorelH was also
said to be her favorite author. the Queens
taste may not in all things have been u.-
Questionable.
The same authority states that the PHO:
is an accidental seeding. found ON the
premises of John Robbins, 1t the foot Of
Pilot mountains, Nelson county Va.
Other books at hand give no additional
details as to It's origin. g. W. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
Comparatively :n1<ic.suatc.

Lir.,er: How wonderful is the r1cchan-
ism CT the human frame. to be su.s:
here is & statement OF sor,e famous
scientist 10 tho effect tl.at tie bones and
muscles Of the human body arc capable Of
Ice different motions.
Clipper: Is Cat al? guess he nege:
CO.; Ala:sc>2ce--:.li isGd Els orchestra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
TELEPHONES.
PREPAYMENT or PRISONERS.


1hc Dspate!, today does its readers The
service and itself tic honor Of printing in
fun the report Of the History Committee
Of the Grand Camp Of Confederate Vet
Grams. which was presented at s!lsir meet
INK, heid in wy1hes.ile last week The
lion. George !. Christian WIS the chair
man OF that committee. and the repcrt
is the work Of his hands. Ii represents
weeks OF tedious labor spent in the cS-
animation Of the Records Of the Rebel
lion. and other Official sources Of infor-
NATION.
The facts .hus gathered he has com
,,r-ssct into what may be looked upon as
long newspapc- arIic'c, but reaii! it IS
brief. considering the immense quantity
Of matter lie reviews, .!1c numerous false
statements he cor-ects ard The satiecac-
tory argument he furnishes with respect
TO the 1nngderol:s po!;cy pursued hy Lin
colin Grant, and Stanton.
.Teaco Christian brings 10 the consider
a.i.a Of this :surioct tho training Of q
lawyer and suGgc. 2s wei! IS that "f g
tair and ranstai.ire listorica! investisa-
tor shown in his last yeats i'ena:t y!ndi-
eating Inc position of The South in i2e
var bctwean The States.
- '''e ~ "a '''1 ''e''. -
'i4>1 y ~ oo'eu ''is' '''S -
treated The prisoners Of w&r the.
that Tie Libby ard The prisons III ssa.is-
-. ''''' ''IN1''o-' .''S 49, 80 -
starvation, sickness :nd misery. and tina,
'''.' ~ '''tg : &C. ''' '''
u''''' we splS SO. 'E"sc W:
%" :. -. ,...'- ,l,'N ~! ga : 'i'e
'''''''''' !s''Sp''S ~ '''s 7'1'ii "':'' '-'o7S
~ '"e ->"'"' !" 'ii@ ''e'N.'tat;e 81 We
100 "'e'', nc io''ne- zoos mat ~ T'.$
'o' w - - ''s'-'t's va" reuse !"
i''',o'''1 '4-'' WI" az 'NS
sumo '.' '.l@'0''''E '0' eo'''@'i ae'-sc:' s'S-
..'11.'"' % o''' 4s'e "''' ieNoi''''s !" CIV
q" ''t'''
~ - = id''' loo, NAT ''ac '>cA'ed'fa'es
~ '''' o'''ffo 70 as!'ESF up. "''''o@S pres
''i .! 1ie '''o'' i'e',' ''7 '''Sos'
- SGT - DIX '''c it>''F ''AiN-
1s 'fe o'ie' renamed nhahs":e:ca ioi
months enc 'haE'As.
MAJ respect vas a%ocioGsiE coto-nioef'ed,
l5'i' na2thcsliancai'y correct, and 1t re-
suited as ne Know it would ID the nntimeiE
aeaih Of 'efs Of thousands OF men i'm
,'i.so&ed Aei'h ana South sui as Grant
'o'esa"' nc eou'' Supply ''c places q
'''ose Oh ms troops VINO we're N our ''ahds |
,''''s We 'ou'' ''''a 40 substitutes loF
.'l'Se OF our oiaNe so'a'e!s VINO mice TIC
"'s'helh p'lsohs, II WIS game to /
waste me s''''''ss'i' OF me Sohiedefacy by I
@a'''ns me impulses o. humanity; ny
looming 10 certain oea'h thousands on !
Each sloe,
y = proper mat INC people OF today
~ ',A." ''.e ,iNH' aoopl me rect !
'P''' Oh prisoners o''s!HEs inc 1iNi War,
S'-ea''eS ana '1rse CHRISTIAN foiis 1t /
'''r'S and "e'i, -and' as we've said, he I
has 'hes'i authority FOR every statement
's ''aAss
Men OF station nov residing in Rich
mont cow, y necessary, ho called upon
- '1%,c -" Wis prisoners n The lends
-, 49,, - '-,.,.'''.'.cs '''eE were
.."' vs. . sus" : d'sfse '''eT were clad
,r;,;,,,, 80 49,, -
80. ,.,--,..,'...,, 80 80 =. '.@0 Sup
49,. s.1a ~ ,2eH ports
80 60, -. - a. - "'' -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
TWO yfE1E POINTS.

Tic Philadelphia Inquirer says that the
arbitrary advance" By the Resui,,s
Company Of 50 cents PEI. ton i, the price
CT coal to the dealer mems that tie pso-
pie are soins 70 pay#to the companies the
cost OF the strife This. ii regards aa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
y Summer Gene.

Dear indeed, 10 Re Remembered,
are the happy days row gone.
Wnen VIC wandered free and careless.
And on: hearts We're us The morn.
Mhen we :can!ea at PLEASURES faacv
Itirous: he woods sss.c. u the glade,
With . feeling OF contentnent
TINE itself can never fade.
We were hapnr-ol.! 50 happy:
"a we spent he hours, feet.
OF the morning gathering flowers
Nnere they crew beneath or ssaf.
springs lEe e~ystal pure ana sncrl.hns.
buried deep III Greenest meas.
Al whose side we often loite-sd.
With TO ;hoas!st CT grief or loss.
Could our hcasts have known the sorrow
ina the coming years would bring:
Would :.e not have chung still closer
10 those joys that left no st.ag?s
VIII We never. never wander
Once again. as oft of Sore:
5I4sve 2 ssin whs now is memory
OF the days that are 20 more.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26
sr1n1r OF STATE Press.
&c putty Of the south to Her Lit

Manassas Journal: II the South coz
tin,1es to neglect her literature neithe:
her camps, Hor chapters. nor her sons nor
her daughters can preserve her people ;
history. The world can only know q
peoples culture and intelligence by the
literature produced. We fear to-day there
are not in all the Libraries OF the State
as many as one hundred copies OF Sidney
Laaier's poems. And yet there IS hardy
ANYTHING finer in English literature.