davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
A Few Foreign Facts.

7 . y "a r. FF z ( .
The Governor of Kietf. Russia, has sen
fenced 1853 strikers. to terms OF lmprisol-
ment Carrying from three months TO
week. lg.s a/ 59! 4
Near !. Sosaea f AssiE1 81 ia fss
e out gold p at the rails pounds per
5anEum.s Id E
Public exhibit!ons BY hypno'tissttss rh have
the renewal Of decree published In 1851 q
Harvest prospects, In New South Wales
are splendid owing to the recent plentiful
rainfall, says an official message from
Sydney. t;tt8 ia Il
Fifteen valuable lenses, dating from the
eighteenth century ana which cann nbss De
vatory at Eyer. Austria.
A German court has decided that an
engagement to marry. can be broken, on y
either Of the parties uffers from an Illness
such as phthlss. but that the case must
be really serious. MEL
The directors of the Berlin OMNIBUS co.
have decided to give every enRiloyo, u
share In their profits. which VIII prllB
each man in about pound l1s' per an
mum at tho present rate Of dividend
| The trienn!al international congress- o!
the Salvation Army, which was to have
! been held during the autumn IN the RoSh
| Agricultural Hall, 9lslington M, Lonoon
| Tngland, has been abandoned for con-
gross In June or July next year,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
WAR TALK,

r,o most important news from tho East
,s that bulgaria has called to tho colors
., o,n rerorye troops who will be sent to
guard her frontier.
rhe nolicy of Bulgaria seems TO be TO
Gree the great powers to act. some'ime
sro she made an appeal to them to inter-
ycre IN behalf of the oppressed Chris
tians, and now she follows up that mp
neal with act!on-action which SHOWS Tue
ehrnestness OF her purpose,
The result viii be. we have no dohnt'
that the powers very soon Will show tilslr
hand and ANNOUNCE their programme. We
have no idea that they are going to per-
mi, a war If they can help It, and they
can HELM t--it they are united!
II would 10 mere child's play for Bull
raria to undertake contest with Tur-
key backed by the concert OF Europe
Gather there viii be no war. or there VII
be ono of much magnitude, Russia ant
Austria have seemed inclined 10 favor tn,
cause OF Bulgaria. and but few day
neo they sent their ambassadors to tn
sultan mos, solemnly 10 protest agains
tho atrocities perpetrated Gpon the Chris
.ians In Turkish territory, but the othe
nations have bten. TO all appearance,
rather indifferent
According to tho statement made by tn
bulgarian premier. and which we pui
.ished yesterday. the policy of Turkey
~ hinder the development vt tbs ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
Ivanhoe Lodge Tonight.

There will be a most interesting meet meet,
iVs Lodge knights OF Pythias Will
confer the rank Of knight on q young |, 3 :,
torney Of this city ct al The r tty ,hia
degrees. which are notapi o!ntnatsu s,, HE
1ul. and as conferred by 1yanhos lodg e
It is A. magnificent spectacle. The Work So *
in Ivanhoe Lodge Is d9 ,f,, by ooa q tenf1'
and tho tcam is made up a number OF
the brightest young lawyers ~ the city y,
The team has been carefully trained a. ~
ii aos H who Ia. giver, a great deal OF timo
and and study TO the work, with the result
that Ivanhoe Ledge hss team that wark Is
REGARDED as 9 2n q tne statos wo'A
IA < humber Of Visitors are expected to-
night, and the work will probably pc
done in tho presence OF r large aud'ehco
of Pythians, f'N5a &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
new PRIEST FOR
The CATHEDRAL
Father dc Muynck to Be Sta
In RlChmond-W Work
on tho New Cathedral.

x BIshop Van de Yyyer has Just appointed
IN. REV. Father Cyril De Muynok, for
merly OF Rock Castle, Va. to work AT the
cuthedra In this city. Father De Muynok
vas at ono time in charge OF the very Inn
portant mission work at Rock Castle
which has now been taken In hand By
the Fathers OF the Holy Ghost, the French
order which has recently entered this
country, He has Just returned home after
long Visit to his old home IN Relslum,
,oi which country Bishop Van do Vyyer
is himself a natiye. He Will enter upon
his duties here at once, or has ALREADY
done So The need for another assistant
at the cathedral has been long fslt, The
staff there now Ia composed Of the Blshop,
rather Bowler the vlcar-senerali Father
Joseph Masri and Father De MuSnek. .
|. 4 The work on the new cathedral. which
Mas delayed for some time, is3Wsll under
w wa again, The walls are beginning
to tar rise above. the ground and the outlines
or the handsome building are plainly ga !,
cernabls, st is now generally eoneeaeu
mat the cathedral cannot be hullt hor
$4,000. Before II is through the cos!'
II is believed, lylll be at least hali MI,
ion dellars,| and will In All llks''ho9oo
exceed even that sum
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
Mr., Cudlipp's Funera /

The remains OF Mr.. Frederick p; cId'
lpp, whose death g, %Ilwpkton Is pss,ei
TO arrive hero to-day over the Atlant;o
Coast Line, and will be Inferred ~ tins
city The Time and place 81 the he, f ysason
that Mrs. Cudlipp. who was In Iowa when
her hu.band died. has not yot reached tho
city. She had gotten as tar as CnlcanE ~,
yesterday afternoon, and Will propao.y
ranxoments will then DO announced: Mt,
Cudlipp was chief operator for the vest:
ern Union here for many ysars, p }San naa
Evcnran perintcr,dent OF the telegraph
service Of tho Atlantic Coast Limo 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
4 n, nnj,h, lasting about two and a

& II. fnl.n, lasting about two and md q q
half hours. ~ 4 a N 900.
y. ~ g,,,h,rd ronAs. samuel Collier, j. u.
rattersor,, James BLACK, Misses ammo i!iie
ara Marslo Moo4!re and Il phs sa nt,a nas
Mas sharp and fast and tho witnesses
we're under heavy IRE At several times, times
Tolkes was master Of we nen ,.a !,
ana tho attorneys and the prisoner haa
a hard time, for the judge was unln ''E:
clful with his remarks.
The audience kept IN continuous NJ, up.
rear until the case was settleo. ny
Jury handed IN the following verdict
I've, tho Jury, md the prisoner y, sn NY
ana recommend to tho court tho follow, !,
Ing verdict: That the feet Of the said
Joseph Bickerstatt, with oil Of Ms ALA s !e.
be tied with a rope and dragged! ny tWo
white mules from the door Of this court,
house to the reservoir and back ano
that At his death 5000 be turned over
TO tho plaintiff" u,
court adjourned for tho term,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
MYSTERIOUS. 4.
COM|..P|'A|'l.'
Make a Second Proposition,
forNorth Carolina Railroad
THE DISEASE OF COTTON ! . n
Tho State Chemist Says 4 Is Growing
Alarming, and Is Arranging for Ex.
,en.,ve Experiments to Discover
Best Way Of Combating Y
s,,oo,,,to r.he Times Dispatch.>s

ts,cc,ol TO The Tmcs-D ispatch.) EN-
I51G1I, NJ c. Sept. 1e.-- Messrs'A W.
1v M,na and Fl. l.. Finlison, repr escntlnB
railroad company which they WI " r 's'1.
Give tho name OF, submitted to governor t''
4 ycock this morning a second propo ~ ~.
forI tha Tense Of the Atlantic shna tso1t!'
Carolina Railroad from G ia.,, W
NIorehcad City. The first It VII y % 70
membered, was declined by my Aoo $50 = =,
directors two weeks ago. q. y :.
n,,o ,ronosition made to-day Is TOR
..r,,, ~ efty years on q basis OF l-lo PCT
cant Tho frst fifteen years, 9 PEI. cen. =.
1ftoon Years ut 3 por cent ana tWen'{-
"aars al per cont. This also !nc'uaes
aftvs ,niie cxtension west from dolaspo. 5,
,r,'i. ',,ronoaition will como before the III
ranioraEnt their next meeting, Septeln1pe'
24th. ,,,r, =, ,,,.r,
Peace Institute opened to-day, WV. ..
boarding pupils and l25 day pupis,, w ~
OF the best openings " me n,s'o' " W
Mr.. p, a. woodruff, for the past 1nle -
wears chief Inspector to the tale,s !.
Southern Bell Telephone Exchange !e -,
fhis morning FOX Charlotte. where nc VIZ ~
a.s,me the chief inspectorshlp there ne !.
il n. brother OF r. Il. woodruff, asslstan.
FRI f1lc manager In the general ol'ices d.
Atlanta. He goes to Charlotte especlaiy
because the company proposes 20 lnstht,
there very soon ono Of the most ltnpTose'u
exchanges in the South.
5'5'- 8 COTTON FUNGUS. G6
Dr.. b. w. Kilgore, State chemlM. say.
the prevalence of asthracnose, fuheus
d,sease of cotton, Is becoming alarming
| In North Carolina. ie Is arranging 1ol
extensive experiments next yenr 20 as
certain the best methods OF COMBATING
He, III is a fungus disease winch cause cause
the shedding OF leaves, forms ana the roy ~
| ting Of the smaller bolls.
Governor Aycock goes to lvanhoe
! Sampson county, Thursday to denver a.; a,
address on education In connection VIII
| the pending summer campaign, .s.s
S5 ANTI SALOON MEETING.
Dr.. Moment, Rev. G. r. Adams and y
e. Broughton were speakers at largely
attended anu-salopn meeting held las
night. Meetings are held almost night!
nov In connection with the pending cam
paiRn for the election to DO held Octobe
eth,
The fight In progress here for severa
| weeks by many taxpayers against IN
| recent assessment OF property AZ beln
4 excessive and illegally made developed
Into an Injunction tonight against tn
county commissioners enjoining then
against forcing the collection OF the take
/ on the new levy which lis charged to nay
been made by g assessors disqunllned !
serve and to have been made on an un
Just basis. e ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
Personal and General.

Michael Cronin, the Adirondack rude,
who drove President Roosevelt 1IolI1 my my
heart OF the mountains when freslue ~.
Mckinley lay dying, is lying dangerously
iii in tho Albany City Hospital.
Rev. DR.. Richard Van Horne, tor the
past sixty-one years a membfri. q o. !, 1h ue
Newark Conference Of the MeIho en,'.
iyplscopal Church and the Oldest ~ tern,
OF service, died at Ocean Grove seSos"'
days ago.
Miss Helen Gould. who gave her nm IN.
nuni party to the girls Of her Lynuh 81 o.
Sewing School, at TarrytoWn last. ~.
urday, will entertain the motns.I ,s,S y, WV
Girls ut the mansion on next Satu'oa9'
Former Governor william y. Northern;
OF Georgia, declares that tho p.upo;n ,.'
schemes for deportlng the negro ~ AIN IN,
posRible and absurd and that tte 'u ,t,,,
could not DO without Thorn. ~ they, III i,sr
stitute throe-fourths Of the larM !aoot'
M. Bernard Lazare. author OF tne pohk
IA Miscarriage OF Justice" " WniGh ~
defended ex-Cnptain Dreyfus' nleu ''e
other day In Paris after q long !4'1'css'
John Whittier, Lowell, MASS. ~, mG" wi
Is q consistent advocate Of piySr;aat y ~
ture. Hc walks twenty-four milen eaI ~
day between the factory ana me- Ho''o -
| Littleton. ~. F@
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

40 far as we have hearo; liie
,nent to a largo extont Of the ola sys.o."
=. examinations in tho Richmond pubic
schools meets with the fcrvent approl'''
t,on Of parents, pupils, teachers ana ms
general public. 1t is in tho mistress
health. and is a blow at the nerve s'la'"-
Ing and brain tracking method OF '''"A'''e
,ine scholars. The exceptions, wheFe wy
min a ttons are retained, are III 'ne
sixth grammar grades. Just as Inc wy"
"a about to enter the Itlgh ocHoo'' 60.
T., the graduating classes OF the l1isn "l'o
co,ored Normal Schools and IN the senior
most graduate class. y tota1 aoo''s'o'
30 oxamtna tons seemed not practcal
Met neonle OF robust health and steaay
noryes have little or no conception VI '"e
misery through which some del'ca'o'S
fihered children pass while prepar'hs ~
mar exa mtnations. Many Of them "orN
like dogs and suffer agonies OF appfe-
,onsIon lest they should fall when the
L dro. ed hour arrives. The strain these par
ticular people arc under alone "ou'o
Justify the change that the ocAoo'
BOARD has made. and which we nope II
nossible. may be extended IN the 1ulu'o'
rhe advantage will not now be alto
cether with the skilled ana p''si'
menorizer. A good memory Will. OF COURSE
count for mucn, but It VIII not DC every
thing with the child. The steady, stuoious'
intelligent pupil who does his duty falth-
,.,-,e,,f ,pd IN his teachers DAY
by day VIII have no difficulty III securing
nromotiou, as stated without having TO
mass an examination which may weaken
his nerves and forever impair his health.
Though much has been written concern
,rc the nervous breakdown which SO OF
ten accompanies modern American me-
we doubt IL sufficient weight ever mas
been given to the fact that the nerves OF
hundreds OF persons are strained, irrepar-
a,,v strained, in their school days
m some who scarcely know what
nerves are, this may seem as II lt were
the rankest sort OF exaggerauoh' pu'
fortunately there are others better IN
+ormed who know that what we say rs
true.
And go VIC sincerely congratulate the
school authorities and. the Richmond pup
Tic upon the. Introduction here Of more
Eenslble method.
From time to time tho scholars pro
rress viii be tested without notice. aAe
IN manner that will not arouse appro
hension or allow ''cramming,' Set WI
prove a sufficient stimulus to exertion.
Another thing-thero are scores o
children who have not been sent to TN
nuh,ic schools because OF the rigoron
examinations which have obtained tho'e
with numbers of these, not going TO tn
nublic schools meant not going to an
school. An opportunity will be given nov
for these young people to prosecute the'
studies, through great part OF IN
course free from the dread that has dls
mayed them.
The newspapers OF the State quite ger
.r.lly have commented upon this refor'
In public school teaching In Richmon'
and have Landed 1t much. and in so dom
have echoed the sentiments OF this wei
n,ooxed community.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
POISONED BY A KISS.

We have n very pathstla story OF
father, Andrew Marks, who has been
poisoned BY kiss from his son. who WAS
dying In tho agonies OF hydrophobia.
MIR. Marks is farmer o Sunbury, Pa.
and ,s now IN New York for treatment
ut the Pasteur Institute, lie Is accom-
panied by another son, who fears that
he, also, may have contracted the disease.
1t appears that on June 2lst the son OF
Mr., Marks, now deceased. was trying 10
protect two little girls from the attack OF
y dog when the dog sprang at his throat
| In the souffle he received slight bite
| on the forearm. Two months later he
| died IN agony, Just before he died he
seized his father and kissed hmm. The
| father had sore spot on his tongue
caused by broken tooth. and this, It Il
said, has been gradually getting worse
Tho son who IL with him In New You'd
fears that he was poisoned BY using a
kypodermlc syringe that had been uset
on his deceased brother.
We are told that neither one of thes
men IL seriously Ill, but thoIr cases affor,
new opportunity for observation and 10
the contribution OF facts to the discus
sion whether theirs Is any such thing a
hydrophoba. It being the contention q
some that ii Is merely lock Jaw
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
OOTO PRACTICE GROUNDS
Tho Nashville and Wasp Put IL a Week
Theirs. 81
thy Associated Prcss.>

PENSACOLA FLA. Sept. IS. As soon
as tho gunboat Nashville which arrived
Of, tho navy yard Sunday night receives
some minor ep;rs she and the f X % q,
Wasp. stationed at the yard WI mS;
Nv the North Atlantic feet last year, and
begin practice with guns OF NIL ca!it 70.
which viii be continued for. a week. Upon
tic return the Nashville Will be taken {, Guy ~.
on the biY Spanish dry dock. whsch y now
in in condition. She viii he. the first Amsrt .
"a n vessel ever TO be taken out oy thst
dock. except for testing purpoHcs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
CHAMBERLAlN'S COLlC,CHoLEHA
AAn niARRHGA REMEDf

rho uniform, suocesr OF this prsphta!'p,..
a the relief and cure OF bowel comp,a W.
Mas brought It into Amos. uny ,ona 9th 18th
!. ,.av and aweetened Ii pleasant to take:
=, Ia equally valuable for children ana
adult,, For sale by all druggists
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
10 Raise Salary.

rhe COMMITTEES on Cemeteries met In
the C!ty Hall at IS r. M, yesterday and
approved the Payroll OF the city cemo-
teries and ordered the payment OF sundry
An ordinance to Increase the salary Of
the keeper OF River View Cemetery. to
$3.50 per annum was approved and for
Warded to tho Council for ADOPTION.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17

Senator Carmack, OF Tennessee, Is get
ting down to tho root OF tho thing. He
proposes 20 start In the United States
Senate this winter a movement LOOKING to
the repeal OF the fifteenth amendment 10
the Constitution OF the United States. 1'hs
Senator thinks his proposition Will meet
Of every southern representative In Con,
gresA and nak p Few 81 tha members
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
North Carolina Sentiment,

The Raleigh Nows and Observer sMy,s
Ton q haG'',, prsaS;hhssr' pRTe sx;h 4; t.
avoid apotted vests aMd -, s" world'
brooches" OF MI things " Ln s fnr =
the people have less tolelAl'pu smnr -
preacher who affects 70 ape the s''''>
set In dress,
Tho Raleigh Post has this salsof'a'
item: .o,d III.
One farmer in Cumberland has u s2 }har n.s
cntire crop OF cotton, yet 70 ps MAJ Va
and delivered. at 10 cents per pou ,nn wiil
can't help believing that Seni!e"'aN ~"
70 down unto his house 1ust|llso'
Tho Wilmington star boasts 20 to'-
lows a,,,n.
Tho South now has 10000 ootton1 ssI1a6 '
dies. representing an tnyestmean1's, increas-
600, 600. and the number is raplalY .rr ns
Ing, who says the South ~ nos y
siys7
Here Is the Durham Herald's idea' a. !
Tho fact OF tbs matter u Asha' want an,
e accumulate propertX WI Us! ~ I'm flnd ths
getting Of II easy. and t h99se s,,, Ti be pun,
NIT crime and arc discovered WIZ i,ino
lshed. The average negro knoMs Ig ~ 40 :
OF the many plans suggested tpiIasw
! luton Of the problem and cares AsSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
killad In a Mine,

tsnccinl to The Times, Dispatch !.
wINsTO N-sAILEM, y, G., e ssptt we aS
The remains Of Moan Heuse; useM ,"tE fan
west west virginia, The young man Was X XIII
ed Yesterday ina coal mine near NG1F1,L .m.
fork junction. BY Il block OF s'ats 1A A'Ei
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
Died on the Ro ad side.

fspecial to Tho Hines isnatch.)
WILSON. N. c., Sept. 1s-Tha de-.
composcd body of Lucy Joyner. a, ne
gro woman, was. found on the roadside
about one mile from Wilson this morn
MI The coroners jury decided that she
came to her death In labor SATURDAY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
NATIONAL CONVENTION BROTH
ERHOOD OF ST, AkDREW,9At
rs AVER. OCTOBER7.ll.

V rxcvr,,on tickets to Denver. Colorado
I EKsuss az puebio and return. Will be soid
SEctni1er -7th, Via Chesapeake ana S one
Gn ~ f r.tr nsut esyns Denver
later tn Darn o Sie ST. Louis rsturnins via
rhica 10 or Vice versa, ,,..,,,.
Continuous passage ~ po.M ~ Fecs'o''s
east q cooradSo To- g ToWtod VIA che.apeak.
. ~ aicHnnh,iH o 10 10 make the trip from Rloh,
amn u to Denver in two days and six ana
F0r RsilmSai sIssRIgsas 81 adsr FsssFys
WV wv Nan. A.. ,Chesnpea ana ono
Shio tf RaIiway. Richmond, Va
x AMERICAN BANKERS IAssoc'A.
F,ys,fil "a 4 TON,
s.,n Francisco, octobsr 2o.2a--s882o
7833s 'at3 Round Trip.
sffTtrihsss tickets sold Via Chesapeake ana
e JuiG g. With final limit. Ne9Yembev 80
~ vi hhSE.!apd .o 4se soh ns
y xmas ,rnnrrtland no stoproyera allowed east
Gfdbsio Fart WORTH nor ssst qt st. paul.
West thereof. stop-oYsras may W made,
dsta! ad dagsa'''onWs
oha Rallv 4 Rl9haend.D Syi "a -
81 Oss OF VITALITY Is loss Of, the prin,
s saPn4 q abu ts sn and satrsns
and ar.S's Endurance, Hoods sarsanar!IIa, b is
xtsl,,sss ina s' bu az ia
whole system
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17

Why, certainly. the President coulo
never think OF snubbing such Jolly
did sport as SIR Thomas Upton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17

Those Jersey mosquitoes that 'm1n1i
grated to Georgia are keeping the g s.
norters busy In moro ways than one
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17

The principal trouble with negro eouca-
ton is that tho negro child se's non" ''.
at home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17

s,y and mighty smart Is the man wn
waited for September for his vacation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17

And now tho football PLAYER encour
oees his locks to grow fast,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17

\ The prophets promise us cooler weather. her,
All right, let 1t come the late corn la
ate and there is little or no tobacco 'lct on
the hill.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17

President Castro is muddying the waters
again. He loves nothing quite a. wen 1
az q fight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17

THE Salvation Army's tambourlne'dirFu1'r ~
corps is proving mighty entertaining ~ :
the folks in Breathitt county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17

Nv. arc amazed that u contemporary so
,yN NJ Informed usually AZ the Baltlmore
MM War; should be uncertain as 70 whether
Mars are any descendants OF Role ana
Pocahontas In Virginia, 49, ma ah.r o.
fact, . snern,s I yndes.Xpp po' 80
Asra matter OF proof. let's 500 YOU PONY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17

The Virginia politician who gets u J' the
way OF the primary system Is going to get
run over, and that is Just what ought
to happen TO him. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17

The Hartford Post correctly explains
the difference: A journalist knows 1t all
from the start. while a newspaper man ian
learns 1t as no goes along.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17

Lieutenant Peary may never find the
milo and he will be sure to see 70 1t
that the public Will never lose him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17

why not ship Monticello to st. Lou
Just as 1t Is?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17

Nobody is going to cry Il that coo
wave COTS hero on time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
With a Comment or Two.

A decided advance Is announceu. ~ ,, tss
price OF tobacco "a seve s n .. ~" few DAYS
which grcatsly encourages BFo"cFs -
the weed. Wilmington star
Some of tho tobacco that is tobacco Is
being marketed we suspect,
The sudden suspension. Of tho process ,a,een
!ngs brought ~ ion no 'u County from office
smSr ,d se q. to ind cate that tho complain.
nntn Judged him by the fore patt " ~, 81
name, but encountered tna n ne ~.
when they began 70 oo
psrhnps that WAS the way OF w.
rhat is a tremendous s S,ls,ms,. f Or
revointiep1sings 81 tge INC e's World. TIT can
h fno carried a out we do not see what eve I'VE
10 y hut n trust among cotton planters
10 forcs higher prices from mn Lhep s a,Iii
other sGnsgHaer tnnx for G tic cotton grew
be- sp'em no the .'' Standard oil and other
ers, 5aS Ser a. b,g thing Tor their pro1ee;,
comblnatIon be.nE sns'FsIs N he t' proper
50 q TIE pr,nna nt Z /. 4 trust or com
h t ION ~ and declare that y y ,nst ions one
~ M things the country nesas 70 cow n,'
sraa tRs SX ss'tfN q q 'yaS Mes na
Exactly So
Denn,. Y, Creedon, resident o. Ea ~
oIsngss, n nr5 o. Ws9 ya HwdS nesry S
end olmn, avery day as a motorman, or
no, Works SntEci S5rm OF an Orange trolley
the ram arn,nr n salary OF Sl9O q day, =.
S has t sItth This method for the r'storsuo'
Of his hoalth, --Exohhnge'
4 wonder why Mr.. Rockefeller doesn
Try something IKE that'
| /
we are amazed that u contemporary y I, =,