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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-10
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.


, Ko.g,I ,dolph Robinson. otto kcmlitz and Joseph
Miller In tue principal parts.
,c n rng nc % '% WhS had but ears Hnd sight who
h hsa BIZ, eyes beforc, are from Thortau poem
! 'hSp''"''o"'
,bc so, nor the existence Of a Supreme Rcing
/ lie vas on lnfdcl no, an atheist. The following
n ,'nws It, 'o'' '"F''''' ''''l
| lis there beyond tho Silent night
Is dea, IN e' door tS Hai leads to light,
We cannot say ,.,.
| We do no, know;
WV NOV "hi n cunYs1IE MILLER
| Can you tel me- the author ara wnrtr WI, ma
poem o' "h'ch 'c''' W., ~, ,,tos, ,h,,
DO you KNOW you naEr HSE' nho ~ '"' "s
! A ,vnrau's hcnrt and A vomPn'S NE
Ana woman "o''"' ~" INV
M ,,u Won ma yc asked ,rr this priceless thing
| 4, A rhilI would aSl, for oy,
; Win ihc reckless grasp Of n hoy
/ quot" from memory ana may h'' ou"' nc
curateN' ~ -
! Can YOU Inform mc WHO invented or patented
! the method OF putting Silk lnrcil, ~ ne pank
nos now NNneu u! " ,h ovcrmn"n, ~ nrIatc
rnrtIirs, VIZ '"r''' NEMo
lhr thread " 'nr DAM nov" n oso ~, :, Wv W.
NCuiion OF one or t.lc Cranes WI" InhH' '"' pau
| for tho Government: the process Is secret. The
! 1000. L.. .,,J, a, t,,tton Mass
,y.oro ,r IN, ,rc fines sonc,n,ry to this
| arccts Whore , lie viii ascend on angels wings
! to heaven. the truth will hr allowed to wrnd It's
| weary way to hell. ~ &C.
is, >,Ioop keeper able to refuse drink IN INV
| guest The drS'rr,to doso' 49,
FTrmly. aud in fac; mist refuse 10 serve drunken
person but he must serve any o'hrr person not
10 n,,' for whn, he drinks.
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Iua "h''"l N,'"> ''',uN " '',,. N..''" Wv, Wv.
poem you "ah, ro' she nus one oeelnnnei ~
an 'n' N'P' ia, a' H'a mum '',n' n"''ns
nom 10 me anu ''i''nuE w '"l'" "''i ,
" 'u' one snip nav Nv ~" ,n'u,! ."'.'' Sa'""s
Ho'n' W VIC '''H ~ ''''' ''' '"'N'
Can van In rorn, mo the origin of the word Slscra,
| found II used IN an account OF the battle Of Lake
ERE Win me LmgSh, Whe,, o'ntnonorc pcffS SEM
iM",e ,nd Inc Tritjsh Win tSc hrIn ~ Indians
rrpulSrd them aud Major Holmes lost his lifc.
rho story goes on 10 say The American fee,
rr'!l>cI around we Nana some ilh,c om' ihc stars
W '',,a -, r"t,, nna, oa r,d.
iv. q. He was defeated bS' narak and Deborah,
and ned to Hcbcr the kcn!t", a friend OF Jahn
Hchors wife. Jaol received him friendly, but when
h" was asleep sS dr9y% tent peg into his BRAN
nTS ,nc ''" san, song Of rro,rns "dges wv in
stars In their courses fought agalns, Sscra"
Can Won refer me to some publication where I
can Ind ne SOM lny ns'e| in ne chinook indian
m nan Rcdvay whn used 10 sirc II -
''M"' hNShh'hoh'
In view q, tho fact that II was about tho riddle
OF the eighteenth century that England and her
colonies adopted NE Trceorlah caIennai az
OF an wo,I,d b" Int"rss.ne To- learn Whether
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Just been. issued. u appears that the total
amount 81 eoa o whsh "d he r
states Yielded rather, more and the whole
British Empire rather less than third. Ger
United States the British Empire and Ger
many, taken together, prodnGrd siX-seyen,hs
of hS M1 e f B4sh Emr S' y iSH abp
one.thrd Of the coal, omen nth Of the copper,
one-half Of the gold ons,eighth Of the iron,
petroleum, one-aunrter Of the salt. one -ninth
ffteth of the zinc. More than, 100000
the world over. One.ffth of them are EN-,
ployed in the United Kingdom and one-third
In the British Empire.
ARCH BIOLOGY AND MlNERALoGY.
In n note on the precious stones of the
Bible, Prof Paul Haupt shows that the verses
from the Song of Solomon
His arms are poles hat are golden.
Bcdcckcd with r'ibes OF Tarshlsh;
III, 10 ~ Is one piece OF Ivory
Adorned with azure blue sapphircs
really mean that the lovers bronzed arms
are covered with ornamental designs IN
beautiiul white body is tattooed in ultrama-
rine made from lapis lazulD.
Tattoong has been been IN use " nS the sem
the Lord appointed to Cain was a tattooed
mark Kins Solomon's mines wers located
silver came from spain and the ophir gold
from the Edorado north OF the Transvaal.
THE LAW or GHAyITATToN is 1T AccrnArEy
Newtou's law of universal cravitation
annou n ces that two bodies attract each other
with force inyersely proportional to the
SQUARE of their distance their masses being
equal. Hnlve. the distance the force is n
crensed four times; increase II teniold IN"
force il di Unfinished iO1 times. As the positions
OF heavenly bodies become known with
greater accuracy the test that can be put
s. ". Brown Of Haverford College, nm au-
thority ON the theory OF the moons motion,
Announces that his calculations show that
satellite to within one one-millionth of one per
cent. and that no other physical law has been
expressed with anything like the precision OF
It's simple statement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-10
Spread Of the Cocaine Habit.

From the Atlanta Contribution
The cocaine habit has spread more rapidly
throughout the country than any other evil. and
s time steps arc being taken 10 restrict the sale OF
This poIsonous and demoranzlng drug. The
Georria Legislature could not do better than to
duplicate the Pennsylvania cocaine law al It's next
session.
From The MeConbs journal
It's reported that seven out OF every ten negroes
In the Mississippi delta are cocaine htnds with Ne
resultothat their lives are Of short duration. -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-09
.5 .,sg-Sst q s5sr55 s..
.BOrI.B:|AR,
THE /: TOWN.
French uRitive Exposition
Against Fignig.
DESTRUCTION OF HOUSES
The Mosque Was Blown Up and the
Moors We're Impressed and viii
Probably Make Their submis-
slontin Short Time.
DESTRUCTION OF HOUSES
(By Associated press T,

(By Associated Press.) S5
BENI-oUNlF.s ALGERIA, June S.-The
French artillery opened a preliminary
fire at $50 o. clock this afternoon on Fig
uig. the stronghold of the rebellious Ze-
mega tribesmen. who recently attacked
and tried to ambush Governor General
Jonnart and his escort, of whom thirteen
were seriously injured. The actual hom-
bardment began at 1880 O'Clock and lasted
until II A. NJ. when a great destruction
OF houses had been wrought, the Mosque
destroyed, and 1t Is believed q great num-
ber of natives will die.
General O'Connor commands the punt-
tive expedition. consisting of four thous-
and men of the foreign legion and a
strong force of artillery, armed with guns
firing melinite shells. General O'Connor's s
plan was to advance on Figuig In three
columns and post his artillery on com
manding hills surrounding the strong
hold.
At $3.50 A. NJ. the French troops occn-
pied Juiye Hill. another eminence. both
strategic positions, by surprise move
ment. The ramparts of the town We're
then twelve hundred metres distant. and
like the houses which stretched for half
mile behind them. built of compressed
earth. From these hills the artillery
made excellent practice. the meinite
shells making big breach IN the ram,
parts and destroying multitude of
houses, tho inhabitants of which had fled
at the first shots. Finally the fire was
concentrated on the Mosque, which was
much venerated, and the editice was
blown to pieces. This destruction Of the
Mosque is expected to have great moral
effect. The Moors. concealed in the palm
groves, replied with artillery to the
French bombardment, but without effect,
At II o'clock the French guns We're with
drawn to DJennan-Ed-D where General
lO'Conpor was awaiting offers of submis-
sion when this dispatch left.
All the women and children left town
before the action. The French fired a
few shells at distant parts of the oasis
in order TO impress the Moors with the
power and range OF the French guns,
There was no loss on the French side.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-09
MAYOR TAYLOR TO
CERTAINLY RUN AGAIN

"You may state unqualifedly, that ! !
will be candidate for reelection. SAID
Mayor Richard M. Taylor to represen-
ltatfve of The Times-Dispatcli yesterday.
as he sat in his Office hammering away
at routine work .
II have no quarrel with any, one &c con, n,
tinued His Honor, land shall simply go
before the people and ask them to again
endorse my administratio9n which i ! haye a,,,s
The ,inequivocal announcement of the
candidacy OF Mayor TAYLOR for Teeelea- at
owing TO the stir in municipal affairs and
II he shall have opposition as nov seems
likely a lively race Is anticipated.
4 Mayor Taylor is now serving his fifth
term and he has been chosen each time
over strong opposition.
His hold on the working people has
been somethingk wonderful and ne has
Those whose names have been most fro
quently mentioned as probable candidates
against the mayor are Councilman w. a.
Crenshaw and City Account tant Carlton
Mccarthy. The latter was a candidate
last year and made a lively campaign,
but was defeated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-09
NOT MAN
and WIFE T
Persons Who Registered as
Such We're Both Men.
INTENDED ASSASSINATION
Thought that They Went for the Pur-
pose of Killing Even, the Principal
Witness Against Jett and White.
No Jury as Yet.
INTENDED ASSASSINATION
(By Associated Press,

JACKSON. KY, June Sit is believed
that the soldiers guarding the house OF
B. L. Even, the principal witness against
Jett and White, prevented assa assination
last night. Even keeps hotel. Persons
claiming to be man and wife applied
last night for lodging and were taken in.
Mrs. Even was suspicious and asked for
additional guards. When the dodgers
were heard moving about their room the
soldiers made an examination and found
both were men. X
They we're turned away and no arrests
were made.
The soldiers cannot make arrests until
martial law is declared. and the county
officers are making no arrests for drunk
enness or on suspicion. There has been
no town marshal here since Cockrell
was killed. @
Judge Redwine came into court to-day
prepared to call the cases against Curtis
assassination OF j. B. Marcum. A large
crowd had gathered In anticipation Of
the trial.
The guard was in charge of the court
house and many who entered were
searched for weapons.
Court was delayed on account OF the
non arrival of large portion of the
Magofin county venire of jurymen, from
whom a jury is to be made up.
The movement to swear Judge Red
wine off the bench because OF marital
relations with the Marcum family did
not materialize during the morning. but
1t is said this viii be done. The court
adjourned until tomorrow morning, be-
Ing unable to obtain Jury from the
sixty men summoned.
EIsor Jones was sent back to Ma
gofin county to get additional venlre-
men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-09
BRIDGE SWEPT AWAY:
COMMUNICATION CUT OFF
lRY Associated Press. j

TOPEKA. KAN. June s-The .Pontoon
Bridge. connecting North Topeka with
the north approach Of the big Melan
Bridge. which latter spans the river con-
Meeting both parts Of the town, went out
to-day. This sewers all connection with
not thought that it will be possible to
repair the damage before "Wednesday
This will result In great hardship to the
boats sent here from the outside have
been taken away. a. i5zt as
h It is regarded as practically certain that
there will be a special session Of the
appropriate money to relieve some OF
the damage caused by the flood Of a
week ago. kilograms are being sent to
all the members asking them to serve
without pay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-09
GEN NERAL.

Great loss OF life and destruction to
property wrought by floods in South and
West-Death list at Spartansburg and
vicinity numbers ffty-eight--st Louis is
and twenty persons are known TO have
been drowned. while suburban towns are
under from ten to eighteen feet of water
Railroad traffic is badly Handicapped
distances, been discontinued entirely
Many acts of herosm have been dis
played, and the responses to the appeals
for aid are liberal--North Topeka is
again cut off from communication by the
carrying away Of the pontoon bridge and
great suffering will result--Great excite
ment on the New York Cotton Exchange,
md new high record prices arc tabished
Stock market was distinctly weak, and
there was a. flood of lianidation and cons
registered at hotel Of Even. the principal
Witness against Jett and White. proved to
he both men, and are suspected to have
gone there with the Intention of assassi,,
hating the, witness; jury was not secured ,
tion bombards the town of F1guig, In Al
geria and the Moors are expected TO make
their submission peedily---Maglstrate,
running under the Belmont colols, won
the Manset Stakes at Gravesend,-Reaarr-
Admiral Sumner and fleet ordered to Val
paraiso to protect American interests--.
Federal grand jury finds true bills agalns
the Croft brothers, who are accused, VII
Machen, with conspiracy TO defraud the
ty-fve thousand dollars from the National
Government for her militia---Rey y. =.
Harty has been made archbishop OF Manila
Governor Taft replies to the, report OF
tions in the Philippines. and admits that
his statement of facts are in the main cor,
rect--Pope is said to be entirely well
again and recovered from his fatigue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-09
MORE EXCITEMENT
in COTTON MARKET
New High Record Made and
Nervousness Lasted UP
to the Close.
lBr AssocIated Press. J

NEW YORK. June S,-The cotton mar
ket had another exciting session to-day,
during which July option reached 11,6s,
a new high record for the present move
ment. August went to 11,o1 and Sep
tember 1929.
The best level OF the session and OF
the season OF July. August and septem-
ber was reached in the last few nlinutes,
when these months sold at 11.sa lily
and 1927. respectively. Speculation was
yery active and the market extremely
neyvous right up to the close, under fur
ther sensational prices from New Or
leans, where July sold at Is cents and
renewed talk az corner In the old crop
months. The market was finally firm
on near months and steady on the late
at about the best of the day, or net IL
to 66 points higher. Total sales futures
were estimated at 100000 bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-09
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY:
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
fsnncial to rhe rimes-pispatch.l

(srecial to The Times-Dispatch.)
WYTHEYILLE, VA, June g. The
Democratic County COMMITTEES met to-
for county offices to file their names by
July 1st with the county chairman, E.
Lee Trinkle. at which time the commit.
determining who are to be the party's
nominees.
The Republican, Committee also met and
decided to hold a county convention on
to elect delegates to the convention on
July 11th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-09
BIG DISCUSSION
EXPECTED TO-DAY
(By Associated Press,

LONDON. June s.-The int terest proceed
ings of Parliament to-day. was entirely
secondary to that shown in the lobby
discussions regarding the prospects of the
anance debate, which takes place to-mor-
row, The appropriation or the postal
service was passed with only small at
tendance in the houses, attention center
Ing on Mr.. Chaplins amendment to the
tinance bill, opposing the remission Of the
tax on wheat which will be discussed to-
morrow. The debate is expected to last
two days, owing to the number of mem
bers Ell both Sides who. are anxious TO
~-Aale ltA M st3s l-3ils. as.aa ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-09
OWED FOR PENNY
AND WAS DROWNED
Sad Fate Yesterday Of Guy
Spencer a sixteen-Yea
Old Boy.

While attempting to dive for pennies
in the swollen river at the foot of Twelfth
Street, Guy Spencer, son of Mr. Spencer.
OF No. l4ls East Broad Street, was
drowned yesterday afternoon.
The boy. who was only sixteen years
old was with number of expert swim
mers He could not swim, but seeing tho
ease with which his companions dived
and sported in the water, he attempted It,
He went to the bottom like lead despite
strong efforts to rescue him.
The body was recovered soon after by
r. w. Saunders, OF the Passenger and
Power Company's electric plant.
pr. sycle came in charge Of the ambu-
lance, but the little fellow was beyond
human aid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-09
HEAVY FOG PREVENTED
RACE BETWEEN YACHTS
(By Associated Press

Z NEW YORK, June S.-A thick bank
OF fog, which shut down while the Reli-
ance, Constitution and Columbi were
preparing to leave Sandy Hook for the
pated trial OF the strength of the new
boat in strong wind and rough water,
urder which conditions she has not yet
been tried The race was declared off by
consent Of the three owners.
After waiting until noon, the fog falling
to lirt, the attempt was given up and
Tomorrow and Wednesday, but the Re-
gatta Committee announced that none
would be sailed In place Of the one called
off TO-DAY,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-09
COMPLAINT is FILED
AGAINST MANY ROADS
lBr Assnrlated rress,

WASHINGTON. June Sine Planters
liIed Complaint with the Interstate Conn
merce @ Commission against thu Cleveland.
Cincinnati, Chicago and ST. Louis; Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern. New York
Maine. New York. .Sew Haven and Hart
ford: Delaware. Lackawanna and Vest
erni Wabash. Pennsylyani@, Terre
cinnatl, Chicago and Indianapolis; Nash
vile. Chattanooga and st. Louis and the
Southern Railway, alleging that round
bales OF cation are Disseminated against
In freight rates.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-09
"a BALTIMORE COMPANY
IN RECEIVERS HANDS
!. .(Rr Aksnciaked Presa

BALTIMORE, MD, June Son request
mission Of Insolvency, receivers have been
appointed for the CITY Trust and Bank
ing C5aznpany. President V'Iheatley5 states
by the withdrawal OF deposits recently
and the failure Of the bank to realize
positorss viii be paid in full. ItSls stated
that the liabilities are 100000. assets
about the same.
The suspended company did banking
and storage business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-09
RICHMOND BOY MADE
MASTER OF SCIENCE
(special to The Times-Dlspatch

tSper1sI1 ID ne J s,t'4aI I7'. FNF3'7
BOSTON, MASS. June s.-John Armis-
tead Spillman. of Richmond, Va. was
among the students who were awssa1ed
the degree of master OF science at the
Massachusetts Institute OF Technology
to-day.
In naval architecture, which covers three
years. and leads 10 the masters degree'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-09
STATE OF THE THERMOMETER
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
RICHMOND.

The river reaches a. height Of fifteen feet
and then begins to fall--Heavy. rain all
over the State---pamage done by light
sing-Heptasophs and knights OF Honor
begin their sessions here to-day---A cam.
galgn, on for state superintendent Of
Echools-sale OF Butler & Bosher's plant
TO the Continental Company seems as
sured---Prof. Bassett Moore favored by
some of the alumni for the presidency OF
the University OF Eirgnia-So Society for
holds a mass meeting W. W. Scott
elected law librarian; candidates for tie
place left vacant by him---Special train
10 the University on Alumni Day, June
1sth---NationaiO Organizer Orr and Presi'
dent Griggs talk on the street;car sltua.
and Labor Council to-nigtt---Exhibit OF
the newspaper artists opens--Southern
Railway to aid people In the flooded dis
tricts--Alurder cases continued In the
run agaln--Judge Richardson for the
primary plan--Board Of Aldermen, TO
meet to-night--Schedule OF the Legisla-
five Committee on Small boy
attempts to dive for penny and Is
sintirnation of resgning; Prof. Reinnardt
asked to rema!n-Grand Grove Of Druids
in on-Seyenth-street Christian
Church may call Rev. Mr.. Frank OF Phil
adelphia--AIen mentioned for new
GiNen Musical Comedy Company Case
OF Chinese postponed in United States
Court-Death Of Captain Martin Mere.
dith Lipscomb-Trouble In colored
church. MANCHEsTER--ro Council itself
win fiji vacancies in Its ranks kS,sissonie ;
Club, an outing arranged Excursion to
Petersburg-Common Council to meet
to-night ht--Meetng Of E!ks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-09
NORTH CAROLINA.

Governor Aycock goes TO South Caro-
lima to make school address-The com
mission visiting the counties TO give in
General Gilmer goes to Charlotte to de-
fend a registrar in the Federal Court,
charged with Illegally refusing to register
a negro--Welcome service to- new. pas
tor of Tabernacle Baptist Church, Raleigh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-09
POPE SAID TO BE
ENTIRELY WELL AGAIN
lBy Associated Press.

ROME. June s.-The Pope's health con-
tlnues satisfactory. Since the time His
Holiness was archbishop of Perngia, he
has been occasionally troubled with hem-
tigue. This is the case now. Fortunate
ly the reappearance Of the trouble was
s y o aaa 9ya be
Pope has experienced much$relief and
may be said tonight to be entirely we'll
again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-09
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE AND DEVASTATION OF
PROPERTY BY FLOODS IN SOUTH AND WEST

day and into the night the work OF
rescuing refugees from floating or flooded
houses tree tops and variour high places
proceeded. and there being no place to
take them nearer than ST. Lous. they are
tonight pouring into the city by hun.
dreds. wet. hungry and dispirited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-09
SUMMARY OF pAY's NEWS
THE WEATHER..

WASHINGTON, June s-Forecast for
Tuesday and Wednesday:
yirginia--Fair Tuesday; Wednesday
partly clbpdy, showers and cooler In the
Interior; light south winds, shifting to
west and northwest.
North Carolina-Partly cloudy Tuesday:
"Wednesday showers and cooler; light,
variable winds, shifting to northwest.
But little, rain fell yesterday. The at
mosphere,s however, was sticky and un-
comfortable. The weather people look for
cloudless skies to-day. Tomorrow there
will likely be showers, and 1t VIII be
cooler.
STATE OF THE THERMOMETER ..
=. a q
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=. M ................'........ ....'''.'.'.F ~
y r. Nj ...,......,.............. ~
u midnight ........................... ~
Average ........... 7s
Highest temperature yesterday..... s4
Lowest temperature yesterday.".... 64
Mean temperature jyesterday.......
Normal temperature for June......... 20
Departure from normal temperature. q
Precipitation during past "a hours.... ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-09
VIRGINIA.

road superintendent appointed In
n ield---Arrangements for unyeil-
ing monument In septenberCh Chester.
field liquor dealers who We're refused II
cense declare undue influence was used
by preachers--A bay and an old man fall
from windows in Norfolk--The Wythe
Democrats to hold primary. while the Re
pnblicans hold eonventionI.Les,es i {, WI, !,
Fauauier-Edward Baggett killed by
train at Alexandra.A brave negro risks
leuc white man who fell of the dock
Petersburg Chamber oftCommerce Issues
an address-Convict escapes by painting
iiis stripes-A gambling house pulled in
Petersburg The Norfolk Elks give q
house warming to their friends--Floods
sweep the eastern half Of Virginia
ed away on the Blue Ridge slope; two
miles Of track washed aTay aS, near m l,,,Go1o Cob
River. In Amherst; Petersburg streets
flooded and lightning sets Ferndale Park
pavilion on fire--Remarkab BILE destruction
of a house in Hanover by lightning with
out injury to the family--The Rappahan-
mock very high--Trenendous downpour
IN Powhatan and elsewhere.