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/, y ,,emocrat, propose "a tepudiate that

land Democrats propose Ia repudiate that \
second.Mr. Clarke heartily endorses
ali AZ that platforhi except one PAM,
while the Cleveland Democrats 40 not
heartily endorse any considerable part part
OF Il. ,. 10,
itr to risk the enforcement OF al .he
platform By giving active support % inc
ticket In 1000, while most OF me Si ssss
land Democrats preferred soId stnnoa u
1Io,,rth-Mr. Bryan, after hearing Mr..
Clarke and talking With him was con-
vinchd that ne is II, sympathy With tho
neonle ana opposed 10 the plttocratcy
tnndnncIes Of the Republican party while
tho leading Cleveland Democrats are
M a rho moro plutocratlc than the ave-
rage Republican leaders. ,.
TYHh-Mr Bryan, was also convinced
that Mr.. Clarke ls sotnd OF. oil the acute
nhoses OF the money question, and that
hls ey,npathes will lead him to the right
side of the metallic part of tho money
question. 4,
wrong on tho money Question, his vote
could only injure the party IN case there ,,
was /, close vote on that question. while n
d d
House could as the party rreparanle
harm by throwing the Influence OF the
administration against the partys posi-
ton at all times.
No. Z is not OF public interest, ana
need not be reproduced. In summing II
MI .up, Mr.. Bryan says that a Repuo'''c'al'h
v,otorv IN Ohio would not help the Demo-
,ro.,, ndrtv IN tho nation. and adds
.But for the reasons above gwen "
so,,o,t - bo clear to any sensible man
that the support Of Clarke l l'tgsit' W
t,c,,ct does not commit one to tho advo-
cocv ar even to tho liberation OF a
Cleveland Democrat for tho Democratic
presidential nomination"
50 far so good. But Mr.. Bryan does
NOT touch on the most important phase OF
Tho question. lie fails 10 say whether or
not IN case cleveland Democrat
should he nominated for the Presidency
he viii support such q nominee ana al '
viso his followers to do so. It seems
to us, however, that In giving ms sup
mort to Clarke he has committed MINI
lrretrieyably to the nominee OF the next e1
National, Democratic Convention. even
though such nominee should be a"Cleve-
land Democrat" The main argument
which Mr.. Bryan brings to bear is tha atI1 q
Republican victory in Ohio would would not not
helm the Democratic party in the no ma
ton, A fortiori a Republican victory
n tho nation would not help the Demo- g :
cratic party in the nation. In short MT 'il
BRYAN argues that It Is e1peddient for al
democrats to stand BY. the ticket. In
short Mr.. Bryan argues in favor. Go >
party regularity g.2iE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
THE TIL WIFE OF MR..
BARRAUD Is I'LL
She Knows Nothing Of the
Whereabouts of Her
Husband

Nothing has been heard from Mr.
Philip st, George Rarraud M
The family is breaking up housekeep'
Ing. Not only is the house they occupied
for rent, but yesterday morning the auo'
tioneer and number Of people came
and looked over the furniture bought
what they wanted. and left what they did
not care for, The family Is still In the
house, No. sl1 East Franklin. and u
was learned last night from 9 family
connection that they would remain there
two or three days longer,
Mr., Barrauds wife, before her mar
riage a Miss Smith, Of Scotland Neck.
N. c., Is very sick Intimate friends OF
the family there say. according to a
telekram received here last night that
she knows nothing Of the present "local
Ina bItation', OF her husband.
The Barraud family will not leave the
city, They do not need so large q
house now. and for the present they Will
probably board or keep house simply,
Mr. Rarraud had been away four weeks
yesterday,
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THE,FlFTEENTHA AMENDMENT.

q Some of the newspaper are teillne
senator carmack that 1t is dangerous for
him to inaugurate campaign IN favor
~ the repeal Of the Fifteenth Amend
ment. He is warned by one OF them that
at IS good policy to let sleeping DOG
lie. =" while the Boston Advertiser tells
hin, that 'the Southern States may as
franchise the negro and the North pc
silently tolerant, but when 1t comes to
campaign to.1nsagnlfy this silence Into
speech of..'approva[ Northern antipa-
titles are at once aroused" Z.
1t may not be good policy for South
ern man to start this agitation, but IT is
clearly the duty OF the people OF the
United States to take the question up at
the first opportunity and face 1t IKE
men. The position of the Boston Adver-
tiser, or rather the position In which 1t
puts the North. is contemplate, II the
North thinks that the South Is wrong
IN the way 1t Is dealing with the negro
vote 1t ought not to be silently toler-
ant" 1t ought to protest, and insist upon
q strict enforcement OF the Fifteenth
Amendment. And so the North would
dc II 1t did not know that It Ia the Fiji
teenth Amendment and not the South
that Is wrong.
Everybody knows that as an original
proposition that amendment would moi
pass in half dozen States of the unior
to-day. Everybody knows that II wa:
ronceiyed In hatred and adopted by tn,
bayonet, and Its erasion Is political ne
cessity. Everybody knows that It Is
dead letter, yetfor pretense, tho Nortl
wants 1t to remain as part OF the Con
etitution. This Is base hypocrisy, an
unworthy OF the nation. The Fifteent
Amendment has outlived Its day, It
a sham. and It is blot upon our organl
law. and 1t ought ia be summarlly re
pealed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
SISTER AND BROTHER
UNITED AFTER YEARS
(speo,al 70 The TImes-DIsp atch.)

Especial to The Times-Disp pa tch.) ss
BRISTOL, TENN, September 22.-After
a separation Of twenty-three years, dur
Ing which time each thought the other
dead, Henry Britt and his sister, Mary
Britt, natives OF this county, met In
a Bristol meat shop to-day and recog.
nIzcd each other.
Tears flowed down their cheeks as they
embraced each other. Henry Britt Is en-
ployed in the meat shop where he met his
long lost sister. who went from Bristol
to middle Tennessee In 1850. A singular
feature Is that they had not met sooner,
as both had resided in Bristol for the
past eight years, Brltt's sister having
returned eight years ago In search OF
her people.
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Personal and. General.

stuart Robsons personal estate has
lust been appraised and It Is found that
The late actor WAS worth s3l ss2, ana
Has pretty much in cash In bank
Mrs. A. u. T. whitney, writer Of many,
books for girls. has just celebrated her
seventy-ninth birthday on Milton Hill
near Boston, Mass. N,
Pierpont Morgan is very regular In his
church attendance and invariably passes
his Sunday evenings in singing hymns.
but is Enthusiastically arbitrary IN his
selections.
Former United States Senator James
Kerry Kelly. Of Oregon, has Just dled IN
Washington at the age Of. 3D. re vas
a native Of Center county, "a. ana graz
uated at Princeton In the class OF 1889.
Second lieutenant Crlspulo PatnJo, Of
the Philippine scouts the first of the
natives of Luzon to wear tho uniform OF
the United States army, has arrived IN
San Francisco from Manila on the trans
port Sherman sS5
IA statue Of Colonel Josias R. King. Of
st. Paul. said to DO tho first to volun.
teer for service in the Civil War. VIII
surmount the monument to the soldiers
and volunteers OF Minnesota. which WILL
be erected In Summit Park, St.&Paul.
Or. William ]. Holland, director, OF the
Carnegie Museum at Pitts burg, has, re-
turned from Europe, bringing. with him
the yaluabie chronological collections OF
the Baronf'de Bret.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
YESTERDAYS PRIMARY.

rhe Democratic primary election he'u
yesterday was the close OF the uu''es
,ors,ot tive primary campaign ever known
IN this city, and 1t cannot DO wohoe'eu 60
4hat the total vote cast was not 'a'se''
There was no opposition to the se''a
.or,al candidate. and only seven NAMES
wero presented for the i've seals M -
House OF Delegates
In SO far as the liquor question eh'e' %
INTO the consideration OF voters inc
s,;,t was a victory for the opponents =.
.ho Mann law, but the subject was hos
discussed at public meetings, or throusn
~ newspapers; it was a "still num-
B exccpt that Mr. Christian In u puol's no.
cards. warned his friends t that ie 's'e.
become the object Of attack because %
his support Of that measure !, e..
,rh,e number Of labor men voting was wa
,,od.rate: but what per centum OF the'r
total vote, compared with that that 81 o'',e1
cIn sses, absented themselves i from rom '.o
nolls we are unable to say. 1t IS genera tletla"'
supposed that the alb enteeism OF so many
( =, them was, in sense, an ecno OF tho
late street car strike.
Our information is that the nufh floe :.
X "klcks" against the viva voce System "
voting was trining. and that, too. tnousn
- ~ voters came to the polls 80 III In
formed that they asked where was inc
8hoott1 they we're to enter to prepare their
ballots! However yesterday was not tho mo
f,rst time by a good deal that the ope.
ballot has been used in Democratic p RI
sn.aries herei 81
Yesterdays election was fair and So u ia
4 50 far as we are informed. and the noml-
nations made therefore, stand as the
Judgment Of the party. The candidates
who have won success are all we'll known
Democrats. Among them are men OF de-
cided ability. and we may count upon
them all to do thei:: duty to the people
with hearty good will.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
01sna efOAo1gAt
5nsD xx1s Eana
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Au ssSs.d tsress ,s Tho cSS ats a.j
pet T 1 st Ts's Ss e pS r tsa fN a tht
s ths s6 RaS thsPofasw
OF Increasing the competition among
the mills BY putting u o the
rate.
Mobile Register. Mnrylnnd Democrats ~,
put II concrete shape detet t,nl,licitv
rublic-.that This Is the white MANS eout,;;
dsveioped ~ hl 81 t.eSt and 50 i shall
onisyie Herald t Fearfa aSast aFd
progress turhised ~ eqtton t' ts6 talI
Of Acquired las ef, Year Saies {ha
actual cons,i,n ptioii, 1of the Southern mills
was 09Si;s bales II aSst , nor ssnt 81
Of Of the Union.' Now It is to,l2 per cent.
Nashville American: The tact that
tse aG5h aoos 81 not l 2t Nab
as a presldefstiiatii' e possibility ob5eotIon
to Judge Parker enatates from the
same source. Thu defeated seems to be
Opposed to every man Of respectable
ability who would have ghost OF q =
chance. u j#s
Savannah News: Senator Carmack. d OF
Tennessee, ANNOUNCES that at the COM
INK session Of Congress. he will intro
d,ice IN the Senate a bill to repeal +, tho !,
fifteenth amendment to tho Constitution.
the politicians at the capital 9. useless
and frutless. but acrimonious. discusslon
Of the negro problem. There Is no moro
peal the amendment than there Is of the
moon sending down shower Of green
Cheese. The only results that would
follow the introduction Of such prop
osition would be lot OF Incorporate
talk and alless kindly feeling between
the races.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
UNITARIAN CONVENTION
More Than Thousand Delegates at
Atlantic City.
(By Associated Press.)

By Associated press,)
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. September y.
over 1000 delegates were ~ a. at, Mnt ian
Conferenco Of Unitarian and other Chris
tan Churches to-day az Al add r q stoy
and was responded to BY President Car
roll ID. Wright. WA, - tha
Inc ms address s by The secretary. MIS-, Gmily
Of important at information. and was nj nj
'e Another 'si report. which was Of much
interest was That GH4 3Es s1nMtesr Mthaei
3 q Boston, H. ses rex S,h III
deviation from the t6 SE!gina mInpp ffes
gramme was made whem ~. jnn - ~ TIA ne-
Ero educational isyT question in the South y
W. N1rtlclpated In BY W p T',s ls eas =.
Kowalga. and J. Taylor a,ot OF Tus 1Vash.
the latter representing booAe' = So
tQEtOn. ri sFts05.a ifl 4-a 5aH'-f. ta.s 4l
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The Goat Cure.

All the British medical ! RPa1pe a,r,, are ar
commenting on the remarksae1e v sSSsysVa'
OF superstition at Cambrloge, Wm sndns.
dairyman possessed Of a goat "a y s aroMni
Ike Houses houses Of Il his neighbors In the area
affeetsd BY he Smallpox along the Men, w
market Road. The rustic sW29evs nrssd
that goats bring good luck Is -Wlaesp.eau'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
No.ables on Deck.

IN a Jaw case tried In Oklahoma recent
~. The Judge who presided was FranR as
lin Pierce Alexander. the plaintiff W. wv
Daniel Webster Artley, the de!,enaaiHtt
ressea were Ulysses Grant Golf and AN
drew Jackson. counsel for the defena an.s
wers walter Scott Prlckett and Ge9fkfss
washington v ~ While the n1es Pn. unn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
!. Who're Was the CONDUCTOR

Tho climax Of Notwithstanding
was reached at Marion, Ind, when the
recently welded couple were se'zed py
their precious friends and hnndcutfeu To-
gcther and LETT on the train with q CIV,
as as'' they 1n"i moved, They Travelled seventy
five miles that way,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
LEO BROKEN
Small Boy Struck by Street Car and and
Injured.

~. ,,vo.vear-old SON OF Mr.. r. s.
Ritnhtc. Of No. 2slo East Broad Street
Vas HI by Broad Street car near
Twenty.fo and Broad Streets. about
:" O'clock yesterday m9nrn3ing' an and mis- MS
right leg Nv YES Sr, Rsoken oeloW 'Ao A4e0
- tn boy was on his way to the kinder Or
Carton, ana In attempting to cross be-
Hind one car ran into another, Pr, Gar tar:
home and made him as comfortable as
possible, and he was reported as getting
along well last night
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DAUGHTER OF SENATOR
j. X. JONES is DEAD
(Ry AxkocIated Press.

M1NNEApoLIs. MIMI, Sept 22,-Mr',
Deer Be- oI Rive =. minnesota. wh6e on route
home from canoe trip With her Ih hus na =
Mrs. Plant apparently In perfect health
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rexAs viii shortly become rival sven
a. Cupn and Sumhtra for the CROWNS. s, OF
tie highest types Of cigar tobaccos: Th ny
rov rt1t,1 st,t tests which were co1ducteesd
here demonstrate that the Soil ahd Gu
mate 81 East Texns are practically ide En-.
Teal With those Of the famous vlielta
Ai,a1o district Of Pinar del RIO, CUBA.
1,he rich, chocolate. oat,y soil .l Is .rs
same and. as II cubs. the Atmosphere q, .
morning foss ana dsxs, al u which COM
hine to ltnpart that delicious armor,,ntic
Hi,alitv which 80 strongly characterizes
ths tobacco leaf Of Pinar del Rio.
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0DanyilIe Social Clubs,

Editor Of The Times Dispatch: q
sTAs set saa1S a 5SFGy aW Rs N ssssssa
nressntments were made after seyera'
days close examination of witnesses, ,,h e.
N'as pl oven beyond g shadow q dhn w a
large numher Of old TINA drinking -
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ODDS AND ENDS.
Too Old.

three-gallon jug Of whiskey distilled q
nlck Alexander, Of Bells Ford u KY
viii be opened on October 10Th. when we
Colonel will entertain party OF nv,
mate friends. This century-old 1u1Ge
the United States. a
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Pause and Think,

The real courage displayed by HAIRY
,Lehr In dancing on the back OF g.
raffe at Newport does not BECOME h aW
parent until YOU pause to reflecE A she
Giraffe is a strict yegetarlan,--1 anSt 3
Sifv Star. ttsN5t p ~ n Sg eli
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23

Persons leaving the city for the sum.
mer should order The Times D's El
mailed to them. Price. 50 cents ~
month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23

All rnassives to Postm aster- General
Payne suggestive OF his resignation are
sent to the dead letter office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
"A Few Foreign Facts.

f.HH r. 81 = - o Ii d
Not more than $500 persons In Paris
have a capital Of as much as 500 600 and
nearly one-th Of those are foreigners.
Pletro Cartonl has given 100000 to
found a sanitorium for tuberculosis pa
tierts at Rome, In memory OF his two
sons, who died Of tuberculosis. H
or the worlds hay crop the United q
states grows 2s,eoO,o0 pounds. This IS
about half as much as Germany, ana
gtwo-thirds as much as England.
#}g Germany! owns 1920 miles Of telesraph
~ he or ne-twenty-fourth of the entire
system of the world, while Great Britain
owns two-thirds Of the total mileage.
darkest Ike night and In the thickest woods,
distinguish respectively a white 70, !, man m,
a negro and one Of their own race ny
+ the smell. fS
& Two eminent physicians In the RoyaI
College OF Surgeons. under tne ca and,,
research fund, have been pursuing s arIIy
Gus investiga lions OF that disease 5"i ii'S
{undlsturbed for six months
R. L. Broadbent Of the Geologie \
Survey OF Canada. has been autnoT!Inae al
Nv the Government to arrange the ~ W
n1inion mineral exhibits which are TO DC o
nert to the st. Louis Hxposit tor. uin 1ae,
inc direction OF Mr.. William n utcll !su'''
Dominion Commissioner OF Exhibitions
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The Ancient Sages

."After all. It's the wise man who can
change his opinion" a.
''' SBat the wisest men simply cant 90
It, 40,
"B Bau they've neen dead for years.
philadelphia Press. {.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23

We are soon to have an idea OF South
Cardinals idea nf Justice. The Jim
Tllman trial is on. ~
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The 1'ilnes-Dl[.' ii: Il.
Published Daily and Weekly Fl
| AZ No. 4 NORTH Tenth street,
| Richmond, Va. Entered Jan.
nary ~, 1908, at alehn,one.,
| VA % second.elass ittatseai
under Act o. Congress OF
i March o, 1870.

4 The DAILY T1MEs.D1sPATcH Il 500
at 2 cents copy. AZ, !.
Tho SUNDAY TIMES 1sPATc =
sold az 6 cents copy. s. 4,
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$3.50 FOR SIX months: 1850 lot W -
months. r,rr, ~
The SUNDAY TIMES DISPATCH y
mail $500 a year. !.
Tho DAILY TIMES. D1sPATCH:. ~, -
cludiag Sunday. in Richmond ana nv
chester. BY carrier u cents por "''"
or 30 cents per month. ,,, ~
Tho SUNDAY TIMES D1 s'l' t. -
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The WEEKLY TIMES p DIST
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All Unsigned Communications WIN -
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Rejected Communications VII ny.
returned unless accompanied BY STAMP" ~
Uptown Office at T. a. M ll 80
sic East Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23

It begins to feel like Thanksgiving
weather. and the Legislature Is to meet
in about six weeks. too,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23

Photograph Entertainment.
Mr. Charles W. Arnall, OF this. city,
gayo 4 photograph entertainment In tho
AImshouss Chapel last night.
II was largely attended BY convalescent
patients and inmates and was very rieart-
lily enjoyed, sg{. sl.al Fl r..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
North Carolina Sentiment.

The Concord Tribune, speaking OF a,
former North Carolnlan, says: DR.. Lon.
G. Broughton has been called to Boston,
and 1t Is thought that he will accept. The
est Baptist Church In the city; Or;
Boston and he may be depended on melt
ing away some Of the Ice around the
The WINSTON Salem, Sentinel says: TO
their credit Be t said that the, Southern
to prevent lynch!ngs. Dispatches state
that yesterday the Governor Of North
Carolina ordered out troops at Tarboro
to protect n'rapist from the mob and TINT
similar action was taken by the Gov-5
crnor Of Georgia to save q negro as
Rome Ky
The Wilmington Messenger editorially
noies the following: At the recent term
of Columbus Court, Judge Bryan sent
six white mon and four negroes TO the
chain gang. That county has just esta9.
lished q convict road working force. It
makes q pretty good start In the matter
of a public road improvement force.
The Durham Herald Is a little encour..
aged 1t says: We arc little ahead OF
South Caroline M thet ~ Ts hays ,ar es.
zons In the pententlary.
| The Raleigh Ne VS. Observer says: Every
| citizen OF Raleigh will rejoice TO learn
| that the board Of county commlssl oners
have recognised the mistake tney MAGE ae
fnr the city schools, and that they Sc
n1romptly rectitled the error. For q man
il hut to show that he 10 wiser to-day.
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Win a Comment or Two.

The Richmond Times Dispatch says:
"Don't weep too freely over tho reports
Of murders eNd wholesale REPRESENTATIONS
That come to you under a Sofia date lino
they 11ss are are padded It Is hard to beieys
Mon SS and 1000 at Kastorla, The
orlentnIs, whether Turks or belonging
10 other nations do not hold truth ~
foly Observation-Disclosures sentinel
Speculation has heen playing: With the,
names Of Senator Quay hnd General
lanes 8. C1arkson as possibilities Ior me
chairma nshlp Of the Republlcant NATION.
ri Committee. This, OF course, on tho
s,,nnosition that sSnnator Hanna Will re-
tre,@New York Post,
A supposlfion that Is sroundless. Mr.
Hanna is nov bne Of the retiring kind
speaking IL luck, how about that hrm
that bought ths hulk OF an old Wrec>- at
sIstion. and found $4,000 worth OF OIL IN
the hold Augusta Chronicle. y :,
He struck oil in q new way, IAats a'l'
Those who condemn the Maryland
whits supremacy platform should ool-
damn the cause as well as tho effect TWO
Years ago, when PTesid,nt MCKINLEY
was allye, such plank might have been
regarded as q Joke or an evidence OF po-
iitlcai lunacy.-Albany Argus.
But since then we have had Charleston
and IndIanola Incidents,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23

Il II you haven't q horse to exhibit at'the
Horse Show just show yourself.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23

Louisiana's next nominations will be
made at a state primary, and the Senate
Of Alabama has Just passed bill legal
izing primaries in that State, Every can
ddate will be permitted to have a
watcher III each voting booth on cleo
ton day. 7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23

with the cool wave on hand. summer
travellers back home and the country
merchants coming to town. Richmonds
fall trade Is looming UP in great shape.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23

The horses are not the only beauties
getting ready for the Horse Show.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23

very even tempered and unexciting kind
Of a primary was that Of yesterday in
this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23

Carlisle, Pa, Is in the midst OF an
antl-swearing crusade. but why there
should be 50 much excitement over IT we
do not know.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23

Just AZ a sample, this viii do from the
Springfield. Mass, Republican,
'.1n4agine somo one. In an GRAFTON on
the San Juan battlefield forty years
hence, forgetting to mention Colonel
Roosevelt and tho rough riders! This
might actually happen. Judging by last
weeks Antietam episode.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23

Newport News Tsmes-Herald;
The list OF candidates for tho nayoralty
OF Richmond reads like the usual batch
OF advertised letters" from tho post
ONCE,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23

Just what young Mcclellans political
status had to do with the failure to mem
ton the name OF the elder McClellan's
at sharpsburg will probably be brought
out In the wash. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
Remarks About Richmond.

FTederIcKsbuFE btaF'
An effort is on foot in Richmond to
induce Captain George D. Wise TO be.
come a candidate for the mayoralty OF
the city. II he should consent he would
make q vigorous canvass, and II elected
would make good mayor,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23

Newport News Times-Herald:
A Richmond man has found . mad
stone and says he would like to have
a chance to try It on some person bitten
by mad dog, but 50 far no yolunteelH
have come forward E