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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-07-30
Educational Notes.

Every teacher should realize that
when he contracts to teach school his
time belongs to that district. He must
so take care of himself that he will be
fit for duty every day. No teacher can
conserve his physical and mental energy
who stays out late at nights. The loss
of sleep renders him unfit for the duties
of the succeeding day. His prepare
ton Of the lessons is not good; his
mind is not clear and active; he per
haps has a dull headache and drags
through the work Of the day half asleep
This same spirit Is at once caught W
by the pupils and that day has been
a failure. Not only has the time beer
lost hut such days always have a dis
couraging effect on the pupils and the
success of the entire term has been af
fected. The pupil begins to lose respect
for the teacher and to lose interest in
his studies. 1t may take several days
to rally from the effects of this day
The teachers control and leadership
is weakened. To teach good term Of
school whereby each pupil has made
general improvement in his studies
and his habits and has been strength
ened mentally, morally, and physical
ly, each day of school must be a
success within itself, Even though the
salary of the teacher may rot be suffi.
cient compensation for the work, yet
"whatever is worth doing at all is
worth doing WE'LL"
The teacher il the soul and the life
of school. II she Is we'll qualified as
to scholarship for her position; il she
has executive ability and tact to govern
and preserve order; il she is honest
faithful, and conscientious in her work
il she has genuine, professional spirit
and is sincerely in sympathy with the
pupils under her chorge, her school
will be q successful in spite Of most
serious obstacles and difficulties. An
iRseBBry of what progress has been
made, takeH ~ the end of a school year,
ip 2 school where ppch teacher has
presided, will show that The pupils have
'ad materially to their fund OF know
Isd,o. bavs acquired good habits of
study. noatness. "adicnce and etiqette,
and have made general Ia. "'0'ein'n'
in every phase Of school work.-Sub..
@. Smrha, Of Geneva, Neb., in County
Superintendents Monthly.
Teachers should keep posted on cur
rent history. Each week they should
make it a particular part of their study
to acquaint themselves with theiimport-
ant current events not only in their own
state and nation but in the.whole world.
"Current events" classes held once a
week during the term OF school are both
interesting and profitable.
A certificate of professional interest
will be given to each teacher who dur
ing the coming year attends the County
Associations and all the associations in
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-07-30

The Spring Creek Union ", C. r.
II. will meet at the Red Top School
House on Thursday the 9th. Of Au-
gust at O'Clock =. NJ. This will be
a Mothers Meeting, and is also our
annual MeetiAg. The officers for the
following year will be elected. We
solicit the presence Of every member
of the Union, and all persons who love
home and country, MRS. FANNIE
WHITNEY PRES.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-07-30
Teachers Wanted.

We need at once a few more teach.
ers, both experienced and inexperienc.
cd. We have more calls this year
than ever before. Schools and col
legeS supplied with competent teach
ers free of cost. Address with stamp,
American Teachers Association, J.
L GRAHAM, LID, Mgr, Memphis
Tenn.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-07-30

VIM. Allen White who was the first
to sound the alarm about boodling
in the Kansas Legislature now proposes
to start a National Purity League.
He has interviewed Attorney Folk,
and hunted up some interesting mat
tiers concerning Kelly'sstory of buying
up the legislature. White goes after
anything In no uncertain way.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-07-30

With hesupreme court of Missouri
the old Spoils system slogan turn
the raScals out, has taken on new
meaning. That august body turns 'em
out almost as fast as Attorney Folks
can put them in. Topeka Herald.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-07-30
The Mankato Monitor would like to
see Judge Picker made governor of
Kansas. He's all right.

Evidently the News intended to
intimate something about somebody
last week but no one cares for that
unless some energetic gossip gets a
hold on the story it will never get out,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-07-30
ler's South place.

ler's South place.
f. M. Justin and family are goir g
to Manhattan: Crystals loss will be
Manhattan's gain.
Bert HasSler and Lee Halbert are
threshing for Cover. MUSTANG
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-07-30
For Sale.

One complete threShing outfit
nearly new. HARRY OTIs,
Agra, Kansas,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-05
WENT FROM SLEEP
TO PAINLESS DEATH
John Schmidt. Of Chicago.
Employed on the Cathedral
Here. Found Dead In Bed.

John Schmidt, employed In the erection
of the Cathedral on Laurel Street, was
found dead In his bed yesterday mo, y
ing, Apoplexy was ascrlbed by corones
Taylor as the cause.
Mr.. Schmidt came to Richmond one
week ago from Chicago, with number
OF Others to assist In building the Cathe-
dral, He, with others, slept at the corner
OF Leigh and st, James Streets. At or
about 2;45 o'clock yesterday morning he
woke up and spoke to one Of his COM
panions. He then seemed perfectly we'll.
AT 6;15 when the others were awakened 70
prepare for the days work he could
not be aroused and was found to be dead.
Dr. Taylor was notified, and upon exam
ming the body found that death was due
to apoplexy, which came on while the
The body was turned over to one Of the
priests Of the city, and Undertaken Blley
prepared It for burial and shipment, It
was sent to Chicago last night. Ills home
was No. 443 Fifth Avenue, where he had
a family. He was about sixty years Of
age, "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-05
ATTORNEYS fFAVORING
Mr.. H. STEWART JONES

The Bristol Herald OF September I'd has
tho following item about the Supreme
Court clerkehip:
a paper was circulating among tho at
5torneys Of the Virginia side yesterday in
behalf OF Mr.. Fl. Stewart jones' OF Rich
mond, recommending him for the appoint
ment to the clerkship OF the Supreme
Court at Richmond. Mr.. Jones is the
present secretary OF the court, and in that
capacity attended the various places Of
session throughout the State. He is thus
we'll known to the prominent attorneys,
who speak highly of his characte and
efficiency and seem much Interested that.
ho should be appointed. AS they are
Obliged to depend upon the clerk for many
matters, residing SO far from the place of
session OF the court. they deem It OF
great Importance that this officer should
be one upon whom they can rely for kind
and prompt attention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-05
VIRGINIA..

Doc Bacon respited the second tme
when ready to ma rch to the galloWs; the
mob resists his removal from Boydtona 20
Petersburg, and there came near .beins
a clash between sherir's posse and citi-
xens: Bacon returned to Petersburg on
special traln--F'loyd j. Davis under ar
rest in Petersburg for forgery--A NECK tI
lenb,irg farmer tinds copper ore IN the
bottom OF his well and sells the mineral
right for good sum----The Hampton.
Roads Electric Company to be taken out
OF receivers hands under now hhance
plan-United States Shipping Company
10 withdraw from Newport News, anu
turner's. Wittey and Company to charter
ships to take, care of the trade---Annuhi
tY. NJ. C. A.. convention for Fauquler IN
session In Warrenton--Polit!cs Repup-
licans nominate A..I. walker to oppose
Judge. Tayener for the. Senate: the NOM
nee for commonwsalth,sa attorney @ Of PaFge 3,
withdraws, and Captain PARKS, !lkely g., - so
enter the list against the inde en,,
Page and Rappahannock;,T1p Upton, 2. Jen.. Y.
nings declared tho nominee for House IN
Lynchburg: Captain Bob Ice has no OPP
position In Falrfax-Thc Olympia ar,
Tives at Norfolk after having wea thered
n severe storm. while in badly damaged
condition-Re tives OF Johnnie Dey want
him judiciall- esonerated OF monstrous
charge In ,Norfolk--Mr. Horace Bruton..
IVestchestcr. Pa, weds Miss Gretchen
Parsons at the Natural Bridse-J. T. n:
Crismond. former clerk OF courts OF
Epotsylvan!a. expected 10 appear next
court day-A colored miner killed In the
shaft at the Arminius mines by having
his head crushed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-05
SOLDIERS AFFRAY
CAUSES INDIGNATION
my Associated Press.7

PEK1N, September 4,-!The severe
wounds inflicted upon two Americans by
French soldiers have created indignation
against the policy Of German and French
commanders in ordering their soldiers to
carry side arms while off duty.
After the German-Austrian affray last
May, all OF the foreign commanders
agreed to prohibit the carrying OF side
arms while the mon were outside of thell thlel
pests. This agreement, however. was
overruled by the German general and
tho soldiers of the KAISER were ordered
to wear side arms, and their example
was followed by the French: All of the
other foreign soldiers travel about un-
armed.
Witnesses OF the affair of yesterday
declare that the French were clearly the
aggressors. The French commander
treats the; matter lightly. but a strong
request for rNthe punishment OF the guilty
persons has been made by Captain AM
drew Brewster, military attache OF the
American legation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-05
srArE or THE THERMoME ETDR.
MINIATURE ALMANA
RICHMOND.

. Full roturns from Henrco primary
showing election OF all former officials A,lls
with one exception-1 1ndlcat tons point
foaa trolley road to Ashland Gould and
omclals Of PASSENGER and dyprno, p0wsr aSa'n Fan,
grants Doc Bacon respite. saving him
from Eallowa last minuteaoeatt &c nt e eon ont
house in Washingt gton----N Nominations ',r ior
the Legislature are reported sowlyji i,!l hve
Richmond College football et,rnr.t,u team has
game with eleven Of Tulane univeWTSi.Sy, nS !,
ding OF Mr.. r.. ". Wood and Mrs. In. In.
gram. OF Manchester. to occur ne nexe *
buit very soon, q At any rate%o15knhais deaH his
bed-Judge Christian to tell Of Gettys-
burg battlefield as i sauoIo, Leaks
primary discussed. MANCHESTGE ERnMn
Committees under reorEfaanized aI;san c9nmGl Rmdd
who has been Ill for some time, aga.n
on the elstreets--IIestia Conclave to have
o banquet-W. T. Gillian appointed q
Justice OF the peace.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-05
GRANGE OF POLICY
IN APPOINTMENTS
my Associated rrcss,)

OYSTER BAY, N. Y. Sept, 4.-An i'm
portant change OF policy with respect to
the making OF appointments in the con-
sular service has been decided upon by
President Roosevelt He discussed the
change To-day with Assistant Secretary Of
State Francis r. Loomis.
President Roosevelt, after consultatlon
with Secretary Hay, Assistant Secretary
Ioomis, and members OF his Cabinet,fn
Immediately identified with the state = Pc
partment, has determined to appoint, het O.
after to important places In the consular :
service, men who already arc In thetser,,
vice and have had that experience and
sraining in miner positions, which ,w.l! 4 y
render them the more capable OF tllins
places of higher grade and greater I'M
portance. l., :,
the civil service rules to the cons consn " ar q
~ a consul's tenure Of office at any
partlcular place. but It Is pointed 9u,t, e,
brief time n Al! mportap5 npt da5t
Nv men of character and ability, but by
men who, BY training and experience are
sneclaliy qualified to advance the trade
Interests OF the United States. " sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-05
noon, and the returns were canvassed In
the presence Of a large crowd Of candi-
dates a nd INF crested friends tHF5st -i,58

noon, and the returns were cnnVassed IN
the presence Of a large crowd Of candi-
dates and Interested friends.
81 While no formal notice OF contest was
filed by any candidates 1t Is likely that
Mr.. Throckmorton, who was defeated by
Mr.. Wendenburg for Commonwealts At
torney, and Mr.. Todd, who missed the
treasuryship by such aSnarrow scratch.
will in few days avail themselves OF
the opportunity offered by the plan to
contest the right of their successful oppo-
nents to the certificates of nomination.
Under the plan, notices of; contest may
be filed with the committee as late as
September 18TH, so there need be no
special hurry about the matter. The two
gentlemen /; referred ITO above have In
dIcated their purpose to4contest, though
up to last night they had taken no defl-
mite steps looking to this end.
VERY HEAVY VOTE.
Y The primary was by far the most spirit
ed and interesting ever held In the coun-
~ md the vote was almost phenomenal
in Its proportions.
There were nearY3 $500 votes polled, and
this was far in excess of the number
cast in any former primary contest IN
the county. Ei&s
The largest vote received by any indl-
yldual aspirant was that for ShN5N
Simon Solomon, whose total was 2,0la4 -Gis
opponent, Mr.. Tiller, having received .092
leaving tho popular sheriff q majority Of
Sl7.
The smallest vote given any candidate
was that Of Mr.. Felix NJ. Jones for the
House of Delegates. He received but "
in the entire county. but Mr.. James II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-05
HFga 0a 5'Itglg7f 47a' EJEf s5i.l a4t
TIMOTHY SULLIVAN
MADE HEAD OF EAGLES
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Congressnlan
Timothy D. Sullivan is now the head OF
the fraternal order Of Eagles, having
been elected grand worthy master at
the convenuon@in Tammany Hall to-
day. The election was a most spirited
one and there was lively campaigning
from beginning ID end, Sullivan's cleo
ern contingents favored the election of
Vice President Palleuer, Of Kansas City
and waged q vigorous fight to place him
at the head Of the order. !. J.
On the first ballot Sullivan polled 792
votes; PalletIer 729. and Henry "Eiy,''
Davis, OF Cincinnati, $50. The two latter
candidates then withdrew. and the Con-
gressman's s election was made unanimous.
The Congressman drew from all over
the country, even the far Western States
sending him q good vote. IN. a .sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-05

ray, John Brewer Richard klnnebeck
and Thomas Melze,l. u. Brewer and Kin
ncbeck probably Will die.
All are white and were serving terms
ranging from two to twenty years They
had secured quantity Of dynamite and
blew an opening In one end Of the prison.
They ran through this and hurled sticks
of dynamite at tho guards. The latter
opened fire with Winchcsters and suc-'
cecded In preventing what might have
been n wholesale delivery. John II. En-
ory. serving twenty years, was the only
one to escape.
B The crowd was led by Tom Fay, who,
was tho strongest member OF the famous
Miller Duncan gang OF safe-blowers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-05
ELECTRIC
ROAD: DIOR
ASHLAND.
Likely That Steps Will
Be Taken Soon.
FRANK GOULD'.IN
FO'lU.R-IN-HAND
Makes d Visit to Riellmond's
Pretty Nelghbor.
ACCOMPANIED BY
ALL THE i: i: OFFICIALS
. !. e, ..
Lakeside and Northside Lines Inspec-
ted, After Which the Party Drove
BriskIy TO Ashland, Where
They Were Made Well
come by. Mayor E.
L. G. Scott.
Makes d Visit to Riehmond's
Pretty Nelghbor.
ACCOMPANIED BY
ALL THE OFFICIALS

IL {. 9.glt ~
indications point strongly to the build
j., Z. :. ;, e,ectric "a i,road from R,ch =, ond
.'ie .l = -,
70 Ashlano pel0Te ls
have passed. It will probably be an
er+ana,on ~ the n T.ak akasjde line Unless
~ .hal1ahe dec,i1ed LATER that ONE other
route ia mora a asira Bile Ss y. n 13 "A
The pretty little townSof Ashland was
stirred Yesterday tyhe,,sf d four In hand,
drawn BY a team Of hiEn-yteppers, dashed
into RaiIroadf Street. I'm the Vehicle were
saat tcd Mr. Frank Jays Gould @principal
7ownar ~ tina & lines q Controlled by the
vIrpin,a passenger and Power Company:
Mr. IS. w. Hun, general mana ger; Presi-
dent Fritz sltterding; the !compa1,y's en-
gineer Mr. y GAVIN s1hlleiey, l -. ~ ~
Clarence Northrup ana ~ Nj. - 6aSnc. H.1' u
Received by Mayor.
f rha "a - !, .,n rec tved Inv Mr. 10. O..
scott Mavorof Ashland fslwho era cefully
Ala 't,a Minors ~ the coca sion and made
tba oy ~ tho ,a - u . r,1easa 4 one Dur
Ing the eyenine The return.trtp to Rich
Ynond wa. made. a:t5 j5i ts itS
HThe visit e, Rlchrnond,s 3 pretty neight,or
followed an inspectioui Of, tile Lakeside
and Northsido lines. ard luncheon ut
5 7 ,akeside. #
Il The trip to Ashland though q very
plea one' vas e,iusu.,S I'LL ~ ~,
as pleasure triP. aMu ttlele -
son 70 5ooupt that .ne neAt a.~ meAs ~ .
VIII see the survey oelns Hlaus ~. q. :,
line similar 70 lhat Mnic.' ~" s. eo''.eoe'
Richmond ana q IeeersouI ~. haan
me prc1sct,. -. ~ 20 nnu sor ~ ha q
entertained TOT SONS ior ne
long oeen evident ,na.a eme .,..set eot'
the Two cltles "ou'u 9ust'.s 9iss..l"fs ~
Ashland at present ENJOYS Seaeepeioiut i,Ho1 :!
railroad 1aclllties' out an e.ec.1le ms, ~ :.
IS believed, Wonld III a VAN tlias tne
railroad cannot Wen supply-that % pe1ns
able to come TO the city ana 70 lease
within an hour or Two as as il''st's " " "
sired.
Many Passengers.
scores OF people live in Ashland. or
,tt l,,o ~ tbe ra,lroa !, itetween thai
1,io 30 v and Richmond, who do business in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-05
.BRAUER WINS
OVER TODD.
Beldted Returns Shift Tide to
the Treasurer.
MAY MAKE 'iII:, 4 CONTEST D Y |'l:;; It
Likely that He and Mr.. Throckmorton
Who We're Defeated ingHenrlco on
Observation-Disclosures Committee
to Investigate Methods.

The three belated precincts In Hen
rico county, which kept the result Of
Thursdays primary in great doubt as to
several important offices came in about
II O. clock vest terday, and they turned the
tide from Todd to Brauer for treasurer,
and gave Mr.. samuels P. Waddlll q lead
OF $50 over Mr.. John r. Broaddus, for
county clerk. sfaj ;i4j
A. 1t was a ''heart disease finish" as as. TO
both positions. howeyeryto express It In
common political parlance, the official
count having given Mr.. Brauer ma ma
gjority Of only 95 over Mr. T odd for the
office of county treasurer s.
The committee met at the courthouse az az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-05
MINISTER
INCEND|II.A|.RY
Rev. j. G. Massee Arouses In.
dignatlon by His UtteranCes
PRAYER.MEETiNGLECTUR
.PRAYER.M R.MEETiNGLECTURE
Believes the Time Will Come When
There Will Be Instruction, and the
Streets Viii Run With Blood on
Account Of Bad Treatment.
Y -ll- y
Especial to The Times -Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dispatch) Il
RALEIGH, N. c., September 4.-Rev.
j.. G. Massee, pastor Of the Tabernacle
Baptist Church, created a big sensation
and aroused great indignation against
himself tonight In the course OF a prayer
meeting lecture on Jobs false advisors.
He said "They accused Job Of being
unfair and oppressive to the poorer
classes. think the people OF this coun-
try have whole lot to answer for the
way they treat the negro race. I believe
the time will come when there will be
an lnsurrection, and blood will run in
the streets and torches be put to our
homesI do not believe in social equality.
Ear from It. But the black man should
be treated as a human being I don't Won
der that they steal when they are paid
such small sail aries$ not enough to support
a family. 8 sfs 5sl n
1T Is grinding that man down., and in
the sight Of God one stands condemned
who does It, vi Il. ..s ss3s Y Il 863.
THE MINISTER. q
f Rev. NIassee assumed the pastorate OF
Tabernacle Church two months ago rs
successor to DR., w. D. Hubbard, having
come here from Mansfield, O., He Is a
North Carolinian by birth, however. ,
The Morning Post in the course OF @an
editorial, will say tom morrow: q" Nothing
more vicious or incendiary has been ut
tered within our knowledge and Just
#atEthis tlineI when cohdit Ions involving
Z the relations Of the two sra ces ARE none
a Of the best to suggest insurrection, and
the running 81 blood md the use of the
torch is the grossest transgresslon Of
duty, disregard of the negroes vel fare as
we'll as that Of the public. 3Ssf
sb{'N1r.6 Massee until this outburst has
been reported gentleman OF good abill-
ties as we'll as Of "a high Christian char
actcr. At all events this sort Of teaching
will not be acceptable to the orderly citt-
zens Of this section.
4INCENDIARY.
ITO furnish an excuse not based on
facts and suggests the remedy Of the
torch and blood letting Is nothing short
y OF !ncendlary and totally $1ndefenslble.
we know that Mr. NJ assoc does not re-
fleet the sentiments OF his congregation,
and his languages Is an outrage upon them
and theScommunity. II the Tabernacle
Church does not want another pastor
very promptly we shall sDe disappointed" !"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-05
NO REPORT MADE
ON POSTAL CASES
fRx Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Sept 4.-The ?
Federal grand jury adjourned until next
Tuesday without making the expected
report in the postal cases. It R Isl not
certain, though ira therf general " expect
ed, that Indictment vii u. folio 2, imme-
diatelys the reassempling Of the .5ury. as q 3
there has been a vigorous press OF
tvxslaa two Former M r' high oidiais Of the
Department connected with the legal
branch OF the service: The Department H r. ~
nnsition Of these and other cases, In
gliding Guiding that Of a former veteran chief
~ bureau recently deposed. but the grand
Jury is not disposed to act hastily, par. par.
eularly In Snecf Of admins
trative discretion. S&S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-05
THREW HERSELF
FROM THE WINDOW
Suicide Of Negro Woman
Who Was Charged With
Murder

M (speclaI to The TImes-DlspatcH,J
w1NSTON-sALEM, N, c., September I.
The colored woman. Zell Taylor, who
stabbed Douglass Halrston, colored. to
death here Monday night, leaped from
one of the windows In the Mayors court
room at $50 o'clock this afternoon fa1lr
ins a distance of thirty feet
Her skull was crushed ana one mp
nicked up, and two physicians who were
called in say she cannot live She was
removed to Slater Hospital,
New evidence was presented TO the
Mayor this afternoon. indicating that the
woman was guilty Of murder, Ills Honor
ordered the defendant committed TO lall
Ia await trial at the higher court. Az
soon as sentence was pronounced the
woman arose and leaped out OF the WIN
dow nearest her, headforelnost.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-05
CLAIM DAMAGES FOR
PRISONERS ESCAPE
I fRv Associated Press.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, Sept. 4.--Acting
upon instructions from Att,orney,Gesner1al 1,a!
i1nitcd States District Attorney William
D. pa''sI Wright @ Tor tho government against d oss
], W. Fox and his bondsmen for !lo, ooo
damages The government1s4 claim ca,. Is % on n
account OF the escape OF Ia Hnrvey, e; Logah 52t1,
ast. flem Logan .os o is the Montana train robber
r1a,,a heing held In Jail here awaiting
the 1e Uni tinted States Supreme Courts dis
position Of his appeadl of n forsns 9ns euSe names
~ nat,nnaI bank notes. etc, growing out
Of Of ii the e Wagner. Mont. train robbery
July 8, 1901.