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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-23
The Real Heroes.

After these had rolled away with the cheers following after came the parade Itself. the cause of it all the service of It all. the veteran soldiers of the Confed-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-05-23

N .ITTsBURG. May 22.-Four persons
 " were killed and five were injured
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-06-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

Edward Carter has position ith
the Ferth Amboy steam laundry.
Tonight the Lyric Mandolin Club
give their entertainment in the Meth
odist church.
The W. @. 7. u. will hold social
Friday night at the home of Mrs.
Murdock s. All are invited.
Michael Levine, of New Brunswick
avenue, is living a new awning put
up.
Emil Koyen has the contract for
repairing the Hotel Central.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-06-04
Prices During This Sale Will Be Reduced At

mind this stock the product Of one the bestcong manu-
bought sacrifice and the ask are less than the cost to manua
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-06-04

Mems Pure Linen Collars
the famous Arrow Brand
regular price I5c. nm
Sale price. -. UC |
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-06-04
MR.. EAK IS PROUD.

Charles Eak, who lives near Fords,
is the proud father OF triplets, born
June2. They are two girls and boy.
There is no record in the township of
triplets having been born before.
Mother and babies are doing nicely
under the care of DR.. Spencer of
Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-06-04
LODGE NOTES.

There will be a special comunica-
tion Raritan Lodge, f. & A. M. No.
81, held tonight.
All members of the Order of knights
of Pythias are requested to meet at
Castle Hall at clock sharp Sunday
evening to attend divine service at
the Lutheran church.
H. S. Stetson, @. O.
Attest:
@. Meshrow, K. of r. s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-06-04

LOST - POCKETBOOK containing
twenty three dollars, between Sea-
man s Drug store, Smith street, and
1O4 Rector street. Liberal reward if
returned to John f. Rielley, 104 Rec
tor street. 1891 1-6-32
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-06-04

LONDON. June 4-FoXliall Keene.
who has been playing polo at Hurting
ham this week in brilliant style. says
that he needs so much practice for the
Irish motor car race for the James Cor
don Bennett cup. in which he has been
selected to drive for Germany. that he
will be able to play very little more
polo this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-06-04
OBITUARY..

Michael, the infant son of Michael
and Elenora Vargo, of Al Washington
street, did early this morning. The
child was seven months old. The
funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon at 2 O'Clock, interment in st.
Stephens cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-06-04

Mems Stiff and Soft Hats, of the
famous Regent make, every hat
guaranteed. IS 90 hats. .2.5O
$2.5o hats 200 $500 hats I.5O
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31
ROAD-MAkING,

3l5,f4 At this season Of the year. when the
Il roads In many parts OF Virginia are al
\ most impossible. the attention Of the
people is necessarily drawn to this i'm
,s:portant subject more than In summer
II time. when the roads are hard and
y smooth. 1t Is most opportune, therefore.
N that the Virginia Good Roads Association
AZ ID now making an effort to arouse pub
lie sentiment, and we commend the
1 work 1t is doing But the way to get
action from the General Assembly is for
the people OF each section to commune
cate with their representative In that
\ body and Instruct them to- do something
81 for the Improvement OF the highways.
y In this connection we note with In
terest the bill introduced In the House
by Mr. Rice to establish q Highway
Commission. The bill provides that the
"a commission shall consist of the Cover
nor, the Commissioner of Agriculture
and competent. experienced engineer,
a whose term OF office shall BIO two years.
Tho engineer shall be appointed by the
Il Goyernor and shall be subject to removal
for Just cause
Tho first duty OF the Highway Commits
IA slon shall be to secure the cooperation
~ the proper ofiicsrs OF the general gov
N Y syyg1nent, Of the railroads. Of the press,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31
q 800 JI!Ie.!, ll ~: rySr
TOO MUCH PROSPERITY.

Wa md In one Of the New y ORE h man
cial papers the following paragraph ~ M as
,.For the last six months, = said one 5of
+ho Ia rrest bond statesmen In Wall Street
s"the market has been absolutely deau.
I'm 10 the beginning Of the year 81 round
little difficulty in selling as many ponds
ns 81 could handle. There was q on my
regular list at least two hundred pusl-
ness men, in New York, Pennsylvania
and the New England States who bought
bonds from mo regularly every year
During the last six. months Il have hardly
sold q, single bond to any Of them. All
Of them arc business men,, and the OK
ceptIonal activity existing In every line
OF Industry has enabled them to invest
all OF their surplus capital IN thor own
business and receive q larger return
than they could get from any bond. me
worst OF 1t is that this internal business
activity shows no sign OF q let-up.9Slf
this unparalleled prosperity, which the
newspapers are talking 80 much about,
doesn't como to an ond pretty soon I
will either have to go out OF the bond
business or starve to death. :" Il. III
That is a very interesting statement,
as showing that the countrys prosper
Isity Is Wall Streets misfortune. When
times are dull and money Is plentiful.
capitalists are glad to purchase stocks
and bonds that will yield them even o
small rate of interest. But when times
are booming, when there is mn active de-
mand for every dollar Of working capir
tai In the country, when men can make
safe Investments and yet receive not
8 and q per cent, but 10, and 10 and 20
per cent. OH their money, naturally there
is a disposition to employ money in the
activities Of business rather than In
purchasing securities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31
Tho Oldest Odd-F elbow.
Editor Of tho Times Dispatch: Y

Editor OF tho Tlmes-D spatch:
B In the Times Dispatch OF the 26th. 4
find the following: Fl, Il 3s .S5
Elmer D. Lindsley, OF Marion, O., Is Dos
ilieved to hold the! world g record for mem s
5bership3in the Odd Fellows. He entered
x oscuslso Eodge, No. IS, In 1916. being
therefore. in the nfty-soyenth year {, his
membership, He Is X ghty-two n years
old siG2
II the statement as to Brother Llnd 1
ley's ago DO correct, I am ent titled to the
record named. i was inl tlated into the
II. q. 6. u. in April. 1871 & and became g.
schef ter memberso Of the first Odd Fellows
+ -odge instituted In tho State OF North
I "a rolira, Thus You see i have been a.
n,en,i,er Of the order Ave- years longer
4+hn = brother IIlndsl ey. and an Y two
E.s,a older than he, being g !, ~
ys ~ - !, say VIA few, II any ODD
aver could. ii was born on the DAY N
uenr the first lodge of8 Odd Fellows ~ way
Instituted in the United States 1es
Respectfully, 55ll 4
w. 4, WIIIrF'1IEsiE IT, ~ .
Weldon, M G., March 2s, 1922
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31
v AEHlnt TO the Legislature.

Editor OF The Times-D Dispatch: Il, s
slr.-Why can't the Legislature bor-
land? we have an Arbort Day here. in
Maryland they have q Pilgrims Day.
to commemorate the first landing OF the
Pilgrims In Maryland on March g. 1889,
and the public schools In Maryland are
required to Instruct the children as to
this historic 9annIyer OF the State,
Let tho Leglsla ture pass g law recurring
the anniversary Of the landing Of the
nrst settlers at jamestown be- observed
In the public schools and the children
Instructed as to this historic event, II
will help in many wasy, VI
4 y NJ BRADLEY n, y CNHsoN NJ, i!
4 a Amelia, Va, March s0th. ~ n u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31
Personal and 4 General.


Archblshop William Henry Elder, tho
third Oldest Catholic probate IN the world,
celebrated the elghty-fourth anniversary
Of his birth last Sunday,
Il Is reported In Boston that General
N elson A. Miles will again make that city
his homo upon his retirement from active
service in August mex, 5
.5E Mr.. George Y, I, Brown, Dentist of
Milwaukee, viii go to Madrid next month
to represent this country at the Interna-
tional Medical Congress e
The now Chinese minister, sir! chontung
sI,iang. has accepted the invitation OF the
SArnerIcah Aslatlc Society for q dinner ~
New York city on Thursday, April 2sd, III
c,enreral George B, s Davis, Judge Adyo-
cate, General OF the army, has been des-
irnated TO represent the army at con-
ference to meet In Geneva, Switzerland.
on september lath, for the purpose Of
considering proposed changes IN the ltea
Cross Convention of AUGUST q, 1851,
The highest point to whichya man has
ever climbed Is *, $50 feet, to the SUNNI
OF the Andean peak, Aconcag qua, y ne req
was accomplished by two men sent oul
BY the Royal Geographical society,"
professor warren \ K, Moorehead, In,
structor In archaeology and curator q
the Archaeological Museum at PHILIPS
Aca denny Andoyer, Mass, 10 OF he opln,
Ion that remains have been discoveries
! in She Ozark Mountains, Ark, which WI
40 much toward determining the relative
are OF man in America. He left u day o.
two ago for Arkansas to Investigate. iii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31
NO NEGROES THERE.

The papers for the past week have
been full OF the accounts OF a Unitarian
club banquet In New York at which two
negroes were guests. That didn't cause
much comment IN Itself, but the fact
that two members OF the Southern and
General Education Board-Mr, William
II. Baldwin and Mr., Walter n. Page
are said to have been present has opened
the door for a vigorous attack upon tho
work OF these boards,-Raegh News
and Observer,
!. As soon MS we saw this story In print
we wrote to q prominent member OF the
Southern Education Board to know II
1t was true, and here is his reply;
II learn from sources absolutely re-
liable that no negroes were present at
the dinner. but that after the dinner
one solitary negro came in to listen to
the speeches. |"
The Southern Education board Is try
ing to holm the cause Of popular educa'
ton In the South and has done n splen,
did work in that direction, We suggest
to esteemed Southern contemporaries
that when they hear evil reports con-
corning tho board they take the trouble
to Investigate and ascertain II the re,
port be true before passing Judgment.
}g3 YAK s-====-=S-:-=-- r674
The lovers OF the marvellous will FIND
delight In a biography OF IAmar Fon
taine. which seems TO have originated u
the birmingham News, and has beet
copied into tn columns Of one Of tAs
most cautious Of our Baltimore contem
poraries, I S n
That renowned warrior. II seems, wa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31
with a Comment rTwo

Rv one OF those errors for which the
type Is responsible Wo were made to say
Thursday In referring to 4''Woman'A
Suffrage" that an amendment TO the
Constitution Of Virginia providing for
such had been defeated at the polls. W.
Intended the type to say the Constitution
OF Vermont, b. Fredericksburg Free Lance,
Guess again, call 1t New Hampshire,
and you VIII have u right a
II there Is anything In a name, the
atmosphere Of tho First Police Station at
Richmond was sulphurous for several So
conds subsequent to the arrival OF that
negro. t who walked in, leaned over tho
desk and conadentlally whispered Into the
eur Of Sergeant Kerse, Boss m sick
with smallpox, Newport News Press.
Wrong, the whole force went to pray
ers, III III
Really, a chaperone OF public morals
ought not to engage In a smuggling match
on the floor OF the State Senate, It is
likely to cause comment among the rlbald
and lrreyerend,-N Virgnian-Pilot.
And II can't be charged up to the rum
demon either,
Carrie Nation Is hesitating between
two titles for her forthcoming book; Ten
Nights in Bar Room, or CALLERS ]
Have Alet."-ChaTlotte News
How would "ono Night IN Ten Bar
Rooms" do?-12ichmond Times Dispatch,
y Or Hewlng Her Way?--Newport News
| Press, i
IA Richmond Councilman was poisoned
by cream puffs, A man that can't
stomach cream puffs has no business In
| N city Council Norfolk Yirginian-P Pilot
Speaking at ayenture we would say
that a man with a tender stomach and
conscience is good material Of which t.
make a Councilman, @8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31
.rha Hat,rx Rl,iletin sa VI.
ma Norfolk v.rgl1,iat,-Pll Bays:3
a 1: ~, W,I7'7FI=,o ], R: CTS.

The German Grown Prince, Fred rick
William, a ana his brother, FRINGE lGitel.
have abandoned their proposed WISH TO
THE Holy Lana because cholera has ap7
peared at Damascus. ~ 5s si$fS ls5s.gl
Frau Cosina Wagner cables 70 the
World a protest against Heinrich II Con-
5ried producing Parsfal Lin New York 't''l
her late husband having said It should
be sting nowhere but at SBayreurh.
81 In the School for the Blind at Lisbon
there has been established N d new kind
of Industry which will provo most re-
munerative 70 The Inmates. It consists
in 4 unraveling or ''picking'' vegetable
fbers used as stuflng material for FUR
niture, BEDS etc. r. IS
Tho Information that the Cars recent
decree was inspired by q meteorologist
friend Is now furnished exclusively by
the London Times ST. PETERSBURG CORE.
spondent It was the Same corr esp n
dent who announced several months ago
that the Car had come under tho In
Auence OF a nesmerist, and was losing
his mind. AZ ia
The latest and most absurd explana-
ton OF the Kaiser's recall fRVoa 1Inlle-
ben Is that nc was due to- the lattcr's
yielding precedence to Lady Pauncefote.
AS Won Holleben allowed Lady Paunce-
3fotebto go ahead Of $ him at the New
Year reception at the Whits Houses IN
1902. and was not recalled until 1908. he
explanation IS not only too late q
week. but more than q year. 4 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31
North Carolina Sentiment.
rhe Asheyille I Citizen says: II

4 The AsheYtlle Citizen says: ..5555l
,'Within as many weeks half dozen
lives have been lost inyS North Carolina
by folks trying to get on and of nov
ing trains " and i as many M more persons
have been sent to tho chain gang Tor
trying to steal rides. It begins to look
as II the old buzz-saw saying will have
to be revised to- read :g ID on & monkey
with q North Carolina train while It's
In motion. ~ .si,
The Charlotte Observer makes this
appeal: III N I'd 81
3 4 '''Men and brethren. don't YOU think It
about time to let up on the Bishop case :?
Thegsentence was pronounced by q Judge
who did thunder his oath of office, who
has never been charged with being the
victim OF a rnaudlin sentimentalty, and
who acted in the light Of all the facts.
And then again, flveS3yea IS gooc
long time" ,st5
The Raleigh Post fires this shot: 5
But SO long as we shout over our
growing and prosperous and increasing
tobacco markets and howl ourselves
ahoarse In demands for higher prices for
the crop, knowing that a very large II
not majority of the crop will 60 into
cigarettes somewhere and be smoked IN
that shape by somebody 1t Is worse
than hypocritlcal to demand or enact
laws prohibiting It's manufacture and
use" "a : 80 81 .t iss
Il The Goldsboro Argus thinks Mr.. Roose-
Welt Is better huntsman than a Presi-
dent. It says: f u
"We can understand, we repeat our
Presidents passion for the chase It Is
his nature But what we cannot under
stand, and what the country seems I'M
able to- understand Is his passion for
another term as chief executive Of the
greatest nation I'M the world In this
man beings not . wild animals, He IL
supposed to set up politics and to main,
tain them for the business and the Soda
Interests OF the most intelligent and en-
lightened race OF people In existence
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31
Poor and Famous.

n may Indicate that Mt, Carnegie Is;
determined 10 die poor, when he pays his
taxes without kicking on the assessment.
but IL also Indicates that he Ia dcter-
mined to die famous, Atlanta constitu-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31

born IN Texas, was edticated Ia part a.
Gins har1's school lii North Carolina, and
served for d part Of the war as u fietti--
Der 81 the Second virginia Cavalry ode a, I
tailed al q scout for stohe wall Jackson
and later served fpr Johnston n q similar
capacity !s5l N Il 81 * lIr Il Y
The heading Of the article represe tsts that az
Fontaine Killed 80 met, And VA tsolit1d-
ed sixty.seven times and that no took ION
part Iii twenty-sever pitched battles III.
ty.seven heavy sklrmishes and over one
hundred individual skirmishes, Once ne
was taken prisoner, but escaped and swan
seventeen miles In forty.rine hotrs. n +
8S5 He Ii an author, also, and claims to
have wri.ten$.A Quiet Along the Poto.f
mac 1to.nis ht,e Further, II is alleged tina b I
Major Fontalne has certif tea frott, Lee.
JACOBSON. Ewell Joe j ohnston and FEB
stewart "tsstifying TO his deadly mark nj r < \
manship on the field Of battle and on the
skirmlsh llne-Athht Of Lee . showing that 70.
Fontaine killed sixty men IN one hour"
Fontaine nov lives at Lyon, In Coahon1o
county. Miss, and his biographe says:
awhile not boastful Of his achievement its.
he Is an entertaining conversnti journalist"
we should say .EY os. very. Z Us
-.:-s-s------= "
The registration Of voters lately closed
In Cincinnati WITH large increase IN
numbers. This Is taken as an indication
highly favorable i to Il the 4 election o. Mr..
N. u. ingalls, to the ma yoralty. ~ sis
believed Mr.. Ingalls, n Is aiming for the
gubernatorial office and that II success
|3ful IN that direction his friends will push
him FOR the presidency. ~ s,i} ~ 53i
Mr.. INGALLS, is Sa3 Der oorat. but IS now
running as a fusion candidate II and Il
elected he will so into office free from
pledges or entanglng alliances.
d{ssat3 H. .{52s -=-===--==-=f 4 -7!g5s
Ten years go James r. H ene had lost
a great fortune ina contest with Jay.
Gould and was bankrupt. Now he Is
said to be worth from SIS 900 900 to SO, ooo. 3
90. IL Nowadays. he has an elegant suite
OF rooms hi the Wall orf- Asst or1a Hotel
from which ID he cond ducts his specua-l
tions. & Ri & f. VI ~ q 8&
xeene married Miss Sarah Dalngerfleld
(the daughter Of a Virginia who had gone
to California TO visit her brother. Judge
William p. Daingerf eld. iof the United
States Circuit Court and where she met
Mr. Keene. ~ US ID ~ Il 54iS 3s}s8 ~ !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31
4 Y y
2zllyl.J
Nt.gt,,'lya.'' s a,'i1'o'',,,'. J. 8
~


NJ The Potomac progress says g,
iItie Gaining Industry IN the N or i.
Neck was d great success ln1 year d n .ss
!IsAfoofr, FOR man v other enterprise tnas
u;oi,ld hFoVe ijeo ijaliyG prot itable. iVo or
sthpea pihSins nils cotld find ready sale
I forf their product Iii this section.
The Bristol Courier breaches se r q on O 2
lii the following: y
Bristol has some laid along the creek
that oughtAto have Ind ustres{ bul1tl upon =
It. t3utSthe owners OF this land, whlch y
now Tying Idle, wan about three times 81, its
value when the time comes 70 ~ y
\ IL one reason we don't have e as many
factories as we n eed ~ pulming ,, nooIll
IL not worth az mitch as q "a Glory boom.
why not sell d ut tie cheaper, boys9 II II
y The Henry Bulletin says:
\ Il some of our y local prohbitonists VIII
inrobably regret 70 observ that the pro
lhibitlonists4 have apparently Succeeded n
accommodating the enactnent OF 81 laW
swhloiIwIlls, lsfrnnchse the country peo-
plc, ~ The Mann bill which iB ab ont b y
become law, prohibits the sale u! liq NO uoIr
A In the rurnl dlstrlc OTIS. III; . & ij IN
The Norfolk svirginian-P Pilot says II 58i
During the Il first twenty-five days q
March 4. 900 more immigrants came V .,
sthis countrythatl during he same period
gof last year. The American people mus
have 3unboundedl faith in tho amour OF
gshoddy that can be safely woven into
the fabric OF our social and politlca sys-
TENS. 5fE s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31

An earthquake shaking up Jerusalem
Is on the order Of going back to frs first
principles. .s I. IA W. y 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31

Newport News insists that Its present
warm political fight has n bearing upon
any Senator other than the State Senator
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31

The ratification business is now up &c
Colombia and Cuba III ~ {. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31

The James does not mind q little
March furry like that Of Sunday night
and yesterday 3bI Il ..Ia. NV " q M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31

It takes ten volumes to hold General
Woods story Of what no did In Cuba.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31

Only twelve moro days IN which TO
build Easter bonnets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31

The weather lion managed to get In his
work, II he did wait for the shank end
Of March, and he roard considerably. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31

y Editor Bryan seems to have no sort
OF doubt about his right to blue pencil
any tricket that any Demo Il suggests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31

q It's a safe. bet that Dewey will emend
his young man proposition sufficiently
to show that he Is youthful in the means
ing of the term he used.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31
Eairnass ito. RufaIo.

In justice to the people Of Buffalo 1t
must be remembered hat only q few
OF them belong to the thigh society at
present SO promine t.--Chl cago News
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31

The American Book Company will is
sue early IN April q q hort school his
tory Of the United States by Philip A.
Bruce, Of Virginia Mr.. Bruce Is attthis
time abroad, In Geneva. Il = H 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31

It's 4 very poor rooter who cannot
pick out the winning club, even this
early In the season. III q \ 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31

Governor Odell is going to the 81.
Louis fair in. great shape. His personal
escort will consist Of AN entire regiment
and, the { state y Of Ne " 4 y ork \ vii . foot
q bill for $50, 900. NM {35 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31

rheumatism will keep Senator Hanna
from running for the presidency, so 1t
Is said. For the same reason he cannot
stand leg pulling. 81 IL w !S ,$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31

The new airship that Santos Dumont
Is working on. It is5 claimed will be able
to take care OF Itself when In the air.
It will. perhaps, have to. HI aI " M lltsI.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31

To-morrew will be All Fools Day, All
DAYS are some FOOLS days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31

Senator Morgan long talk is still do
ing good service. It is now furnishing
the weekly press with subjects, for edi-
tori q Ia &c G52g t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31

s5}s W onder5 what Mr.. y William sii ekespeare
would think Of this effort to Y reform"
the English language, II ne could be In
formed Of It. 81 s8S .S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31

Il we have just been Informed that our
next vacation will take us on q Euro
Spean trip and that we will be expected
is send back some well-wrItten letters
from the great cities OF London, Paris,
Berlin, and etcetera,
tga We stand ready to enter into such q
scheme upon the slightest provocatlon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-31

Hicks also went wrong on March
weather.