The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-19

t1,s rkA applieA ~ III revision indeed
there ~ 60 much saffection In the party
OF those }questlofs, as we'll as Upon other
serious matters, that e united Denoeraey
candidate, would not, BY any means. BIO
foreordnined to defeat. X .sj
Right you are, Mr. Post
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Engineer Parsons, Of the New York
Rapid Transit Commission, and John 3.
Mcdonald, contractor, are at loggerhendts
ever the methods 70 be pursucd IN the
construction Of The Broadway branch Of
the subway, and efforts made to reconcile
their differences have failed utterly. A
now complication Is added, therefore. TO
tho long agltated question Of how the
tunnel under broadway shall be built.
The merchants and property owners
are Directing strenuously to the making
Of an open ditch In tile street. The
press and the public in general support
the merchants In their objection to the
tearing UP Of Broadway, but Mr.. Nc
Donald says there is no other way IN
which the tunnel can be built than BY
opening the street. and no declared at the
meeting Wednesday afternoon that unless
this method shall be used the tunnel
cannot be completed within ton years.
The contractor promised that the work
should be dopc with as little inoonve-
niesce to the public as possible, But
Engineer Parsons is determined that the
street shall not be opened.
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In no limo has been more marked. says
the Montgomery Advertiser, than in the
manufacture Of raw cotton into finished
goods The Advertiser backs Its state
ment with the figures, and shows that
last year, for the first time the number
of bales and pounds used by Southern
mills exceeded those OF the North and
East. The number used by Northern mills
footed up 1,o90.635 bales and by the South
orn 2,ooo72o. When our mills got to max
Ing the finer qualities. and those which
arc most profitable the difference In our
favod In amount used up will be stu
greater. The growth Of the South In nine
years has, been from 1855 bales in 1894
to 1000. 72e in 1903 l
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a Save General Carmen. Of the battlefield
commission. no Marylander Of prominence
was on hand at the sharpsbur monument
dedication to extend official courtesies to
the Jerseymen. The State administration
was not represented, and Maryland's SEN
ators and representatives were otherwiss
engaged. WeIdoubt II the Jerseymen In
vlted the Marylanders or in anyway sig
nfied their desire to have the latter
present 1t seems to be another case OF
,'somebody blundered.''
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s. Lord Rothschild being interviewed with,
respect to Colonial Secretary Chamber
lain's retirement from the Cabinet and
Premier Baltour's policy. said: ,s a,t
take 1t to mean no taxes OH food OF
raw material In the near, future.
The noble lord no doubt knows, at any
rate, we are willing to take his word for
It. b III
The Hon. Tom Johnson wants q few
more orators IN the pending Ohio cam
paisn. The conclusion Of the Virginia
primaries will leave several voicey gen
tlemen with open dates,
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It is announced that work will COM
mence on another new Russian warship
early In November, and yet peace negotia-
tons for the whole world are stu on, at
Russian instigation. #
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At the hour Of going to press Mayor
Low has not read Mr.. Jerome's letter. He
VIII probably not read it in time for the
next edition. Ill
The renowned Chesterfield weather pro-
phet successfully lodged the shank end
of the coast storm, and will be ready with
| a prediction In q few days. }
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The weather men have been right busy
for the past week. Business in their
line makes other lines active. also,
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DR.. Broughtons acceptance of the call
to Boston means that something will be
doing In that old town this winter.
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OF course, the Florida orange crop
was injured in tho coast storm, That
was mainly what the storm came tor.
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II all the reports we set from Mace
donia are correst, there Is good business
| there for the undertakers.
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A rear view Of the President seems to
develop a gross violation OF law. What
are we going to do about III
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| The cool wave got here all right, and
n more enjoyable cool wave never came
UP the pike.
ITE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gss
Rumors of the assassination OF Kline
Pete, like somc other runlors, continue
to lack confirmation
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Reports Of killings In bulgaria are still