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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
Upton ANDsLOEB,

Sir Thomas Upton is a lucky man after
ALL He escaped having to have an opera.
ton performed on him for Appendicitis,
and he escaped the seawanhaka- Corln-
THAN Yacht Club banquet at Oyster Bay.
SO he has something to DO thankful for
after all. 8lf ts aIst
At the banquet thea President was the
only speaker. i and he eulogized Sir
Thomas nightly andgt proposed his
health. A telegram was sent to Sir
Thomas detailing those facts, and It was
answered BY tho knights secretary,
who gave the seawanhaka yachtsmen the
gratifying assurance that Sir Thomas was
still too III to attend to business, but that
he. tho secretary was sure Sir Thomas
would have been delighted to be at the
clubs dinner.
So VIC suppose that that incident is
closed.
Mr.. Loeb. the Presidents secretary,
who. according to the New York World,
has taken on himself tho entire respon.
sibility for the unhappy misunderstood.
ing about tho invitation" was not pres.
cnt though It Is usual for him to accom-.
pany the President on such occasions.
We wonder II tho President will dis.
miss or retain Mr., Loeb? VIII he SGT him
down as irrcclalmably stupid. or viii hi
argue that tho poor fellow because OF hi.
recent experience will henceforth max,
most cautious and colse-mouthcd private
secretary?
Who knows?
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and scratching Zip flowers and garden
trick have brought about rnatiy persons
i al difficulties and sults, Tho vendetta,
which Is the basis Of Dumas thrilling
story Of tho Coriscan Brothers, Is san
to have had It's beginning from, y chicken N's y
strespassing upon Il nelghbors lot ana tl'a AZ
#naghbor killing It and throwing the BODY ly
bacls into tho owners lot.
So It Ii to DO hoped that somehow nov or
other u far-rcachlnE and widesrrea dlh :
chicken case may DO gotten before Z anu
decided by the Virginia supreme Court
OF Appeals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
Tho r,mes-plsnsteh this morning edl.

Tho Tmes-Dlsps tch this morning edi-
torally assumes that President Roosevelt
violates the law by carrying a pistol In
his hip pocket. The President Is tho chief
executive officer of tho United States
and under the law has tho right to carry
concealed weapons while on duty.-News.
Leader. .F,5 IS Ftt Fsa
Well, II wetagree that making stump
speech in rninstorm Is a presidential
duty, then we suppose we will hnye to
forgive him, hut all the same we would
Ike to have tho opinion OF Virginia
justice OF the peace on The merits OF that
Emp 10 pup
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
Thr Lay oftIc City Pavement.

(From tho Chicago Inter Ocean.)
They took little gravel,
And they took little tar.
With various ingredients
I'm ported ftom afar. .. y
They hammered It and rolled It,
And when they went away
They said they had pavement
That would last for many day.
But they came With picks and smots y
To lay water main:
And then they called tho workman 2.
TO put 1t back again.
10 ru17t = railway cable
They took It up some moro;
And then thoy put 1t back again
Just where 1t was before. s
Thcy took 1t up for conduits
TO run tho telephone.
And then they put It back again
AS hard as any stone.
They took 1t up for wires
TO feed the 'lectrlc light
And then they put 1t back nsatn,
Which was no more than right.
Oh. the pavement's full Of furrowss
There arc patches everywhere.
You'd like to ride upon 1t.
but It's seldom that you dare.
It's very ha ndsome pavement,
A credit to the town:
They're always diggin OF 1t up
q or putin Of 1t down.
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that the policy he Urges Will be defea : &C
when first presented to the people at the
polls but that eventually 1t will succeed.
Thousands who do not agree with nm nm
admire hts decision OF character, w Wills
they criticise and condemn MI, Balfo.r
because OF his vhcIllation. they look
upon the latter MS more Of d. doctrainaire
than a capable POLITICAL leader.
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Observation-Disclosures

Probably the hrst railroad ever built
w VI will be a branch line which
tho SRuyl'neton Is going to eonsttruct, ~
the southern portion Of Missouri, he
line will be nifty miles LONG ana NH I'M IN.
through a district which Is disllnctiYely
the home OF tho watermelon,
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Increase of he YIN, 9. a,

e The the Yea po pHof 20 O. M fhs Iat
these associations now possess d ob,n
valued at 5000 oo1 With b en- n are so
moss less than $1,000 900, iheiS r nv M nnn
navy work Is conducted at as9ympo,'7nffHS; IS;
Positions were secured Tor Aeu's i"Vp
men and bows ty4-si ttt8 n st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
! Tho Roleirh Post saws;

Tho Raleigh Post says; .o,,o 49,,
Our Greensboro friends have saken h2ld
Of tho for the g isi and i i'h
OF October, with the Intelligent ,ain,erg%
we expected of them. alItg ls,;p,nessaalIy s a
great scheme and one Wh1en p lcpcrt,.;! 20
Of a thome-loving people. The 1homercon'-
crs will find a warm welcome III 9tgI t..t #
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a Big Job.

THO Protestants of Rnstnn. rre making
10 fund Of s6oohn to con,
vort snanish women, Hnadnuartars will
ba ononad IN Madrid md it will he know,
as the Gulicl, Institute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

,ryiyors OF the crew OF the British

six survivors OF the crew OF the British
ship Mexcana, which went down In the
hurricane Tuesday night off Cape Hat
teras have been landed in New York.
They say that Captain King and the
first mate OF the vessel, whom they last
saw On tia brldza Of the sinking vessel,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
Tho Grccnvllle reflector dlscourseth as
The Greensboro Telegram IL m says:

It will not be long now 4beforc the
North Carolina boy or slrl, WHO lives
In the country wlllanaye as com1iortabiie
a sohoolhopse to so % as me e'iy I Pupil
Much Is being done forsthe rhra! 81 seNo 1ors
II, the saddle, and the work is Is being
done mono too soon. The educauonal STU
alton in North Carolina Is ever holetul'
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1905

Persons leaving tho city for the sum
mer should order The Times Dispatch
mailed to them Price, 70 cents per
month
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The Oldest Dunkard.

The Rev. Samuel Murray. Of 1ryington
Ind, is the Oldest minister in the Dunkard
Church. both In years and term Of ser
vice. Hc has Just passed his nlnetye e,sV
cnth birthday. and has preached fitty.
flvo years, retiring from tho pulpit two
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
ODDS AND Finds.
M,Ic,, Mixed.

rtbno,oalsts nf the Smithsonian Tnst'-
tu,fnn, who have been INVESTIGATING the
I-ll,n,noe say that In the veins OF the,
tribes OF the archinelaao flows the blood
OF eli the races and Varieties of man
kind f4t EFl5l ,tsiytt5t1 rhfifa' 80 ~ sil.4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
limo 10 % Something,

The Democrats Of three stateaohioI
tt ho Kansas City platform. Isn't II about
time Che reorganizers We're making
little show OF strength somewhere - h i'
sas City Journal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

n The Rapid Transit Commission Of New
York has decided unanimously that there
shall be no open ditch dug in Broadway
for the new subway extension.
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Mora or LessNG

Though mora ponulous than this coun-
try the the Russian i ' em1pire has shut soo naws-
papers. The numbers in this couA''s IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

There may DO some frost somewhere
this morning, but not in that part Of old
Virginia that is protected by the spurs
OF the Blue Ridge Mountains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

Cuba has Just had her first earthquake
under republican rule, and It ffered
but little from those under Spanish au-
thority.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

Recently In Brooklyn, on a
large. new building, the Irish
laborers employed tfcre struck
when Italians were employed a suffl-
Client number Of Italians could not be
found to tako tho strikers places and
negroes were then employed Now the
Italians and Irish have Joined hands and
are doing their utmost to have the; ne
groes excluded from the building So
there Is graoc prejudice even In Brooklyn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
birmingham News:

n ----- ~ -''--- u --- 2
,dnnt vii he commended. Tho reconl-
,n neme ion Of Z judge Jones III these GASES
10 another answer to the charge ina.
he heartlessly prosecuted the pe,onase
law as he is sworn to do, but like z
wise and humane Judge. believes that
Justice should be tempered With mercy.
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I)alln : News;

Senator Clay, OF -GcorRIn, HHnotn1cvs
that Georgia and tho South nave made
ur their minds to send German dele
gates ITO the next Democratic Nationil
Convention. III the Senator speaks truly,
some Of tho Texas people VIII receive me
information with some surprise, since
mnn thoy advocate as tho Democratic
nominee. But, then. perhaps Mr.. Gay
has been corresponding with some ot
'the Texus leaders.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

The first Campaign sbuttonn to appear
for sale in Chicago represents tho Prest-
dent and Booker T. Washington at lun-
cheon together Colored men have been
the first to wear the button, and many
are to be seen with it adjoining their
coat lapels, "Thc button depicts the Presi-
dent end the negro leader at small
round dinner table, presumably in the
White House. The colorcd man is seated
at Roosevelts right, and his hand resting
upon the table. Both survey coffee SER
vice. water bottle and two napkins and
arc awaiting the arrival Of the first
course" &g.
The ono word Equality" appears In
bold letters across the face Of the badge.
1t will be interesting to see whether the
National Republican Committee and the
Presidents personal friends will give their
approval to the sale OF this button.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

American fathers with money, are very
tndulgent. Some Of them have been
known to buy foreign toy husbands tor
their daughters. ID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

Louisville Couricr-J ournal:
The applicant for naturalizati,o1n, Wn Il ,
Thought Senator Quay was President OF
tho United states was nos ato .; ss
Initial States for. only his special divis-
ion Of tho United States. Gas Addicks;
FOR Instance, Is President OF the United
states for the Delaware division.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

pbIio PeeotH g ana u oat @ % he Fuss
about tho respite sraited tho negro, Doc
Bacon, By. Governor ontnguc. are prob
ably convinced BY now that they made u
mistake. The Governors reply to their
,rosolutons Is manly, conservatives and to
tho point. lilo makes It very plain that
had no acted differently IN the matter OF
Jrespitng Doc nncoi, 10 would have boon
fiendish Tho people Of Chase city .are
all right They wore jurt Il little excited
at tho tlne and possibly were led astray
by few oYcr-zoalous zealots. 81
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North Carolina Sentiment.
The Rocky Mount Motor has this in

Tho Rocky Mount Motor has this in
teresting statement:
Tho Atlanta Constitution publishes sta
tstics showing the birth rate N the
States and makes q comparison between
the Southern and Northern States, which
show ahou n third greater. number Of
births proportionatcly for the southern.
and comments that there ls no i race ,a SUI
all the States In percentage with 3S,..,
except indian Territory wn'Gf "a nnS :, 81 StS
the most productive State OF them all
Tho Grcenvllle Reflector dlscourseth as
follows:
Tho cry Of fraud and graft has al
ready been hurled at the Durham tenn
perance ADMINISTRATION. AZ OF We Gon Town
! 3. iiuntor, Who IS not q printer, and
has no printing esta bllshment' me Dur;
from this distance We agaes WIZ ,our
contemporary. But the olncerts OF any
town are going to give their 1'tehas inc
best OF It Whenever possible.&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
.0l1..o,u q, ofG1o4yA,t
IN IKE Land


Florida Tmcs-Union:
!, we are asked if the race problem. was
Involved in tho discharge OF MISS Todd.
Perhaps she might not nave lost ner
plcxion as the 1ndlnnoa sufferer, but fur-
tier this idoponcnt knoweth not.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20
j 7t,hattn1loona Tirnos:

4 Chattanooga Times:
A correspondent writes us to know whe-
ther ChnttanooEa wouldn't get cheaper
fuel fuel il Congress- should put coal on the
free list?' No; we don't think IT would
Dealers would still have the scarcity
of cars as a useful pretext for keeping
up prices.
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XXX KY \ w ~ ~
fEv,ss'n'';ts Of the 6)eek
! Lknder i3rief Rspiew.

The virginia event that has been most
Disguised d,ttlng the week. past was tho
Democratic primary election In Amherst
county. Ex.Judgc Campbell and his "vn-
dicatlon's was tho ono Issue and the pco-
Pic u the entire state looked on with
ibIted breath. Tho news columns l,avc
told tho whole story. Judge Campbell
was not vindlcated and It jis d good thing
for Virginia and u mighty good Sign
OF tho timcs Tint he wAs not. Judge
c!nmpbcll's political methods. to I. say
standing, were not such rs should 30
commented to Virginia you'll, and sucl,
tns to be held up az n model. Let US liopo
that We have hoard the last OF the Camp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

You mustn't always Judge a President
by his front view. s4t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

Anyhow, the trusts have not gobble'
up all the Isthmlan canal privileges
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

Judge Campbell, Of Amherst, surren-
ders like man, and thus no teaches a
lesson that is needed in these days OF pr-
sn1aries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

There will be no frost in the church edi-
fees this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

The county fair is now ripe and ready
to be pluckcd. .,tFi ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

A few months ago there were rumors
81 fa, IN ~ hso Su No. - ~
it. President Palma Is now making u
pcncetul and triumphal progress through
that end OF the Island, Clearly tho ie.s
bellon did not make connections, as II
might have dono III tho old days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

Lunenburg county is also going to have
a few more primaries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

The second growth strawberry crop IN
Chesterfield county was knocked north
polewards by the cool snap that came
along yesterday morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

There ere croakers and croakers. Some
= OF Thorn went out yesterday morning early
TO look for the frost, but happilyfthey d' I'D
not find 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

All tho race problem discussions agre
that Adam was white man, anyhow
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BEsETrlN0 SIN.
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(selected for The Times: Dispa.tohn.l
'rlio siil which doth 30 easily oes's
u.s." Heb. 12:i. l,it it65
By this wo AFRO to understand, accord
inr 10 owen what OUR dlvlncs call IN
dwelling sin. Sin relgns In tho children
of disobodlenco. But this Is not the case
with tho godly. "sn slihll not have 40
minion over thern, for they are not unasr
tho law, but under grace" But though
It is dethronod In them, It Is not rs YET
destroyed It still exists and exerts itself.
Aid 1t r1ny we'll DO leallad the Sin when
so ensily besets U.s." being always near
US to assall US In tho world the family
tho church, the closet; yea, always IN
US, working Our departure from the liWlns
God, vexing our peace, spelling our per.
formanccs, and rendering us susceptible
OF injury from external influences-"the
SIM" says the apostle, that dwelleth IN
me; another law In my members wars
against the law OF my mind; and the er-
fects Of this make mo groan. Q, wretched
man that IAN! who shall deliver me
from the body Of this, death This, as the
principle Of corruption and the source Of
all othor evils, we should book to Hubdue
and destroy, And whoever would see this
subject practically and evongeicnl1y,
treated, should read the admirable WORK
of Owen on ''the modification Of sin
in believers"
But there are various ways In which
the same innate depravlty may operate.
Isaiah speaks OF our all going astray; but
says. I'VE have turned everyone to his
own way.''4 And the expression Of
the apostle has given rise to the
notion Of some particular sin to which
we are moro exposed or addicted than &c
another: and thus We often hear OF q
mans besotting sin, and easily besetting
sin. And It Is undeniable that. by outward
circumstances or natural temperament,
some arc more inclined to peevishness
and fretfulness, some to anger and re-
vonge, some to pride and vanity, some TO
intemperance and sensualtty. n
We should imagine that everyone mus
be acquainted with his own peculiar pro-.
penslty, especially after som ecourse Of
years. AZ
But what Is habitual Is ma turalized; we
are blind to our own faults, self love
covers multitude Of sins, and this among
the rest Yet In many cases a mans igno-
rance, owing to the power and prevalence
Of the evil, must be affectatlon. ,tf5
A mans easily besetting sin Is that to
which he is most frequently tempted, and
which he Is most anxious to, conceal, and
the discovery and apprehension OF whicn
most mortfies and offends Him.
Such sin, unsearched after. unbewail-
ed, unopposed, is incompatible with sim
plicity and gody sincerity" If we regard
the safety and welfare Of our souls, how
ever painful the results may; be. we shall
faithfully examine ourselves. And Wien we
SEQ whore we have been most easily over-
come or drawn aside, we shall peculiarly
watch and pray, lest we enter into temp.
tation. IA right spirit" will lead us to
pass the time Of our sojourning here IN
fear. BLESSED Is the man that fearetr
always
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nch ana 4, mo head us he

each Slot himself In the mead as l'c
lcapcd Into the waves.
This vessel was loaded With k $50 ''fls.
anu anu ooplous usahtltes Of It wore SS, .urI me-.
into tho sea III order TO smooth " ou.
without sticcess. It had no elc CT Roou
street. The oil was swallowte,af " many ma,
1.-THE inch vito cast themselves into ihe
water ana made them very sick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

This is a very ,nopportune time to try
to collect bills remarks the Sultan Of
Turkey to his numerous creditors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

If you want to keep UP with the times
just come right ahead with your second
crop Of strawberries.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

The good ship Maryland Is still on the
way, very still on the way.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

There is another thing the storm has
Impressed. or reimpressed, upon oui
minds that is we'll enough to remember
1t is the fact that the safest and surest
harbor on the Atlantic coast. II not in
the world. Is on the Virginia coast. a
ship onco in Hampton Roads Is SECURE
from any storms and all the winds that
can possibly blow Nature has boon
mighty good to old Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

The Indications are that we are going
to get our coffee and our todaies sweet
ened at much less cost n the near future t,t,n
ton Is lnquirlns into the statement OF
Consul-G eneral Richard Gucnther that q
new plant has been discovered IN South
America which. promises to supplant tho
IDEALLY tha plant Is known as the Eupa-
torium rebandium. and 1t contains large
amount OF saccharine matter and a high
which are easy to extt>>at, According to
Viii Viii suffiiciently sweefen a cup OF coffee,
as tho produot>made from the plant is
GANG or beet sugar. IT Is said to be easi'
~ cultivated In countries having climatic
Conditions similar 20 those Of the south
ern portion Of tho United States. =,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

Speaking about tho goodness OF nature
to us. We arc naturally reminded Of the
abundant crops that adorn every hill In
tho old Commonwealth this year. Thorc
Is not o crop known to the soil that hos
not dono we'll this year. Virginia farmers
have prospered as they meyer prospercd
before. Thanksgiving Day Is coming on
by and by VIII we remember these
things then? Surely NC must.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

There is suspicion that the Bulgarian
Christians MEDIA little moro Christian
iizing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

Among tho papers OF the Adams fahlly
there has been for many decades uHpub-
lished vivid narrative by& Mrs. John
Quincy Adams. describing her journey
alono with her six-year-old son (Charos
Francis Adnms) In tho winter of 1915
trail that Napoleoh's retreating army
made, arriving In France Just rs Napo-
Icon returned from Eba. This remark
able document will appear in the Octo-
Der Scrbner's with n brief Introduction
by her grandson, Brooks Adams. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-20

Just as we expected: International yacht
racing in such smooth waters and over
such Il short course has becomc inspt
and the demand OF tho hour IL for soinC-
thing moro exciting, more dangerous
We arestold that Commodore Robt. Todd
Of N the Atlantic Yacht Club. came out
strongly Tuesday evening in favor Of an
ocean race. from Sandy Hook to the
Needles. He made tho suggestion ut q
dinner given for him by members OF the
club and the reparts say that his
speech was surprise. but was received
with loud applause and assurances that
tho members were ready to participate In
such q race" In his speech Commodore
Todd reminded those present that they
Just had 500-milc race that there had
boen Atlantic races years ago. that seve-
raj members wcro known to be ready to
sail tho race In any wcathr. and that
preparations could begin ut once and
everything DO ready to sail the race nert
year, This7is the kind OF racing tina.
would be good for al 60 good %
building. Il