The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09


three times 81 treat az that sof 1890, and
the reports show d steady increase III
exports dutins the present year. THAT
is also . healthy Sign Bof tho times.
We DO not n eaf, to write nbooin artl-
Gle. It may be that the lido has turned
AND that we are passing out Of d season
OF PROSPERITY: Into a season Of university.
Wall Street discounts everything. This
depressoh In Wall N Street may be tie
forer,,nr,er Of hard times 10 come. Our
only contention IL that 10 fir as the
general trade got the country Is concerned
1t was never better, and the simple fact
that Wall Street Is pressed for
money in5s \ spite OF the fact that
there ls rnore money In the country
than ever before shows that the capital
OF tho country Is actively employed i'll
trade and industry. A 4.
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Baltlmore,s bachelor Mayor promised
to got married X II. elected 10 viii not
have e wed. He was defeated at the
primary olectiohs held on Tuesday, He Gun
now stay sing gle as long rs he wishes TO-,
but the Office heg holds no Will have to sur
render to another.
Tho vote in&the primary resulted Iii Nc
Lanc carrying twenty out Of twcnty-four
wards. Ills plurality was 5,454, four can-
dida tes being In the field. Mayor Hayes
ran second Mr.. Hooper was nominated
for Comptroller and MIR. Guyton for the
presidency OF the Second Branch. 1t was
an organization" victory. u ll 81
At tho same primary and at the Same
voting place, and under tho same Judges
OF election the Republicans nominated
theft candidates. Wachtcr winning in tho
mayoralty fight.
The regular election will take place IN
May. and 1t remains 10 be seen whether
tho friction In the Democratic ranks,
which manifested itself In the primary
campaign will sbo }smoothed over by that
time or not. We think It will all come
right, but the leaders Of the party in
Baltimore would do well to be on their
guard. Il. w d. IL 4: 4. N g
@ We have seensro stunning OF the W ork-
ngs OF Baltimores new primary election
system. Perhaps 1t is too early to review
its operations with judicial calmness.
Certainly, itSwould seem that the organ
ization Democrats have no cause to COM
plain Of it.S@
International courtesy is Just n trlflc
worse than senatorial courtesy when It
presumes to call down successful Amerl-
can sailor for boasting over8the superhero
sty Of tho American navy. #
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Last year Andrew Carnegie gave to the
cause Of education over $50, 100000 81 His
known gifts to this cause SO far foot up
SGT, 2l2, oo3, but It is believed that the grand
aggregate Is somewhere N ear S100, 900, 900.
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Some Washington colored folks are en-
deavoring to throw few thorns and bro
ken bottles. the pathway Of Judge Jeter
e. Pritchard. q.
Carter Harrison seems to be one of the
permanent fixtures in the Chicago May:
or's office. r. "a se5 a
Norfolk makes a poor show at proving
the act on the Sunday LIQUOR sellers d They
arc a sharp set 4; 3 II 81 81
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AS a growing candidate, President In.
gals of Cincinnati, was nipped in the
early bud. III . s55
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q Later returns from the contest between
Jack Frost and the fruit crop are more,
favorable to the fruit. NJ
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President Roosevelt3is making all sorts
of speeches, but then he is meeting all,
sorts OF decgn tons. NJ
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The growing navies Of the country seem
to have tendency to keep The Hague
idle .5 n &, I'll 4. 5535 III
gte nj
Newport News finds 1t hard to get rid
,oe that sweat box sensation
B Nevertheless, Dewey is liable to fire
again when he is ready. S
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1t Is an Ill wind that blows no fire to-
do town good. \;
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