The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-11
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The Lynchburg Advance says;
| Ihere will doubtless be many who will
Mr.. Bryan III the Bennett will CAGE. but
saay e asd t that tba ndpp soes Na
Mr.. Bryan from all moral obliaptty IN
the matter. So
The Roanoke world expresses this SEN
| timent:
For the South to insist on making the
race problem an issue in the next Prest.
| dental campaign would be the height o.
folly, II. It did not eventually prove sui.
NUMBER in every Southern State. exespt
Maryland, ana the noxt LAgislatuto et
that State will see that voting matters
are 60 arransed hereafter as 70 prse. ,etar
tx nall'fS MS power TOT A''n' - '
Tho Charlottesville Prosress sayss
IT is not creditabs to the ssate q Via -.
Various hospitals Tor the insane s,.t u ths
q prosysdsnt nea.toT ntno oS
receiving any rssponss from the General
Assembly.
Just as 6OlHo Ol liz BIoSS tS1AS
bodies Of the state are Assembling In an.
nuai meeting, the Norfolk Ledger UP
ana says:
the worlds svanEelization, We should say.
II our church friends would WASH tneae
soiled linen in private and not IN punno,-
It would be better still Is their uaen o1oh
have to 60 In tho wash.
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North Carolina Sentiment.
rha Charlotte News sums up the s!t-'
uation thus:
once the candidates become c,lvinsed
that education 10 a popular lss!ie, they
viii ali want to Be educational COVER
nors.
The Charlotte Chronicle appsals 70 old
time patriotism In thls manner:
Being as he was born Ia North Caro-
ma, ana for the reason that y 10
most meritorious propoe1ti9n, une!e 10
Cannon. a. Speaker OF The House, Sn ns1u,
reserve Bill.
The weldon News. commenting on .
series Of recent events. reaches this con.
ciusion:
When man Of money ana =, inh MsatS
punishment, but Il z railroad tram kiue
a man by accident, the company u sued
and oa aae t 70 Ply d aW, noi cenve
these murderers. then why not sue them
TOR damages7"
This paragraph is from ths Grssnsooro
Record:
as usual It is wor,e thai, IL he had stood
social equality. and that the ame be re-
TERED to when the blacks TS SuIa S gan
d dr Years OF. Thers is nothing The mat:
ter with Bassett, except he Just shot on
his mouth when he had something Worxs
than nothing to say.
A Few Foreign Facts.
p Srsssea n as ast th sss :: ssaa
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next year viii number 5000. against s.U5
at tho Chicago fair. and will sxosl IN
general Interest and completeness any
previous French display.
At the bexlnnlng Of this winter Cor.
many has eighteen wsr. ~ , under Con- IA
this year. OF the eight bettlsshtps. two
are nearly ready for service. three are
receiving their internal fittings and three
are not yet lounCneQ.l 4lEee l2Eko C|u1S'
ers are nearly completed. and ono 10 soon
to be launched. Four OF the SIX small
cruisers are completing for service.
An Englishman who recently visited
Jules Verne describes the aged author
as follows: Tho Jules Verne I saw was
BY no means the Jules Verne had men
tally pictured, but he was. Il possible.
more Attractive and charming. Picture 9
fairly stout, white-haired and bearded
man. with dark restless. humorous brown
only relieved by the red button OF the
Legion of Honor. and throwing into re-