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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02

neck, and ne bled to Death The par
cnts were consumed with grief by his
calamity, and 1t was not until another
son was given them that they forgot their
sorrow. But when this second child was
able to walk alone. it wandered without
the house, and bending over the we'll,
looking at it's shadow In the water, lost
Its balance and was drowned. Then the
father recollected his perjured vow. and
his witness, tho weasel and the well. He
tCld his wife of the circumstance and sho
agreed to divorce He then sought tho
maiden to whom he had promised mar
rage, and found her still awaiting his
return. He told her how, through God $
agency. he had been punished for his
wrong doing, after which they married
and lived in peace.
221 N Seventeenth Street. Richmond. Va.
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n Glever
#eagoAog.


Mr.. and Mrs. Hedgehog lived in snug
little corner III the wood. One day there
was nothing for dinner. SO Mr.. Hedgehog
had to go and try to find some food. He
roamod about for n long time. but found
nothing. At last he was afraid he should
have to go back to. his wife and little
Hedgehogs with no dinner for them But
presently he spied something on the
ground.
"Ho.' he said. "apples! the very thing
for the children. They shall soon have
their dinner now" But o dear mo. no
very soon found he could not even carry
one apple in his mcDlth. and ono apple
dor Leave the dinner behind him7 Not
he! He spread out those little spky quillss
all over his body and then rolled amongst
the apples or course some stuck fast
on the spikes, and off he ran as happy
a little hedgehog ms ever you saw, with
his family's dinner sticking on his back,
Now wasn't that clever
ESSIE .PARTHINNIA5 S1AfCOL.
Oil F Street, Bedford City, Va.
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HARDENING AS ILLUSTRATED BY JOHN SHARP.

GIGS were put under the little bantam.
ana she set upon the eggs until the time
cl,le for them to hatch.
Only one little duck came. II was
curious sight to see how the little hen
would rune up hel feathers when any
one would come near her precious BABY
duck, and all went we'll for several days.
bu. one day grandma called to me ana
said, Come, see. your poor little duck
Is lame And sure enough some big
Chicken had stepped on my precious little
duck, and all of my efforts We're in HalY
TIC qurc ~, lAtlo fact II only nTps v
nsour with a little withered foos
AS mother finished her story she looked
down ,ron ner baby girl and found t'lat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02
~ Queer Bay.

lie doesn't Ike to study. 1t weakens his
eyes:
But the .'righ; sort of books will insure
a surprise.
Let It be about Indians, pirates or bears.
And he's lost for the day. to all mundane
BY sunlight or gasltpht. his vision Is
clear.
Now. isn't that queer?
hound"
Very weary OF iifc and tramp around;
But II there's n band or circus In sight.
He Will follow It gladly from morning TIL
The Snowman will capture him some day.
I fear
For he liz 80 queer.
II there Is work III the garden. his head
acres to split,
And his back Is SO lame that he can't
dig bit:
But mention baseball, and he's cured
very soon.
And heil dig for woodchuck the whole
afternoon.
seemed quite sincere;
But Isn't he queer?
Truly.
ROSA EVA MARKS.
GarysvilIe, Prince George CO.. va.
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Wh0t tito
0oocAor W2oant
s0aeo0eWoee00Go00ee0t0oSoo

Mabel was a very little girl who went
to the kindergarten. One day she came
home looking very thoughtful. "MOth-
or" she said, teacher wants us 10 do
something real nice to please our moth
ers What can do for you? I'm so
very little" Mother told her that she
was always a good little girl, and so
pleased her mother but Mabel was not
satisfied. But that night she was taken
very III and her teacher was gotten. But
when she got better, she said. IF don't
act cross when feel cross, and don't
cry when you pull my hair, Is that what
teacher mcnnt?'
MARY WATSON.
East Radford.
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- Clever Stories and Bright Letters by Our Boys and Girls
TWO WINNERS OF MOTHER GOOSE PAINT BOOKS
s3s w. Grace st.

My Dear Editor:
[ am so much obliged to you
for my beautiful prize just re-
ceived. You certainly do know
how to make a little boy happy.
1t is SO nice to have The Times
Dispatch for us just like it is for
the grown people. My little
brother and I send you our love,
and thank you for our beautiful
badges.
Good bye,
PHILLIP BARNEY SHIELD.
July 3Oth.
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surrender, Then we stopped at the old
Courthouse We then saw the hand IoInt.
ing 10 the lines Of surrender. so we turn
cd 10 side road and got ont OF the
had taken cn wrong road. so had to turn
back and look on the other side OF the
road A. last We found IN very place
raj Grant. The place is marked where
the old apple tree stood under which Cen
eral Lee gave up his sword. Ny sister
and ! got daisies to keep To remember
our visit. All the places are marked along
the road so we saw the places where
the armies stood
CAMILLA BEDlNGER.
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Cheap
Breakfast Cream.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Run up the dumb waiter my daughter,
And take off the bottle of cream
Left there for the use of our nelghbors,
For have wonderful scheme.
A wonderful scheme that Is worthy
Ny lofty aristocrat brain,
Wherewth we shall get for our break
fast
bottle Of cream without paying.
Get next to the bottle, my daughter,
And carefully take of the Id.
And pour out the cream OF our nelgh6or
That they would have fed to their Kid.
Now, fill up the bottle again, dear,
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Die 5MM
Duchllng.
Sa@0poooGgegOc0 eOG9S 0GocUt

once there was duck who was very
pIoud of himself because he could swim
One fine day he said. "Mother, may l
so to the pond and swim a., Gu
mo, no, darling. you know Old Shell
back, the turtle, he might catch you
The duclling waited TIL ms mother
went away, and then he went around his
coop and straight to5the poiiu' III, re WIS
caught his foot and pulled him under
the water and alto him.
Moral:
ROLAND DAVIS.
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cC060e aeoaa0DOe 0@oe
Mow Nlco.
Go poeo PEE @oeD@goC oG S0Go0@a

How nice 'twould be II knowledge grew
ON bushes, AZ the berries 90, ,oa,
Then We could plant our spe',,, sd seeu'
INC ,iIms frnm off our states we'd wipe
And wait for ngures 10 DO ,l Line'
And 80 into the fields anu p'N
Whole bushels q a 1hare Would be
Great bushels OF geograIny, 70 n,,sh
And my pen would e cease 70 6,,Pe push
And pluck my verses lIoI,' ~ .wInp
oxford, n G.
Age eight years.
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Days..

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Once had a little dos; Papa did not
like him. One night the cows got out.
Papa had a corn field at the back Of the
house. In the morning, papa heard the
we're standing up but the dog was. by
the corn and he had not let them get IN.
His name was Alp Sir. He went to church
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and she wished with all her heart that
she had obeyed her.
Fortunately. a man working nearby
saw them and sna,ching large red hanu-
kerchief from his pocket, waved 1t at the
approaching cow.
She stopped for n moment and then
came on towards the handkerchief, mus
giving Florence chance to scramble over
the fence. She arrived home frightened
and breathess, She rushed In to hel
mother and sobhingy told her what had
happened, promising afterward TO try 10
~ "''ue va JEANETTE BUCK.
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A Baby's Feet.
Daddy, Is That You?

'"Daddytis that your"
Comes from above.
Like the morning dew.
A sweet childish face
Pears from above
And calls In q voice
or confidence and love.
Daddy, IN that your
Yes. my child
1t Is daddy
Who waits for you,
To fondly embrace him
With your arms so true,
Forgetting all care
When thou are near
And thanking God
For one SO dear.
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Wlsl2 to
did 2Hpomattox
oe0OoeEeeeSoeO@00Ne0Sa0e ca

My sister and ] made visit TO our
uncle. living in ApPomattox. While ne
Appomattox Courthouse We had to drive
three miles The FIRST place We stopped
al Was the old house where General Lee
IA General Grant signed tho papers OF
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bots Pet Rabbl9 )


Bob was a small boy four years old, and
on his birthday his father gave him q
little rabbit for his birthday present. At
first his little rabbit was afraid OF him.
friends Bob took grent pleasure In taxi
ing care Of his pet Bob made his pet q
house by getting him nice box and
cutting a hole In 1t for the door. lie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02
Some Letters Received
From Our Boys and Girls

Daisy, VA, July Il, lNJ6
Dear Editor,-1 am boy IL years old
and want to Join the T. D. G. Club. SO
please send me q badge;
Daisy, King and queen county, Va.
P. 81 will write q piece later.
Richmond, Va, July q. 1905
TO The Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Rs Goose sS' in s soors nS ho. ns
1t Will win me prize
Yours re'pest5feo's!YEb 10TH,
30 W. Clay Street, Richmond, Va.
My Dear Ea,ter anf' would lhe t. e j 81
seiored pIeture Of ns. Mother doose story
and hope will win the prize
ELLEN r. ST. CLAIR; 10 years.
Franklin, Va. July 90, 1903
{. p e. badge e1 as soon as You can. Tell me
N"A' 20 ~ y '0'G GLADYS PARkER,
Box 50, Franklin. Va.
s.orall, N. c., July q. 1903;
Dear Editor Enclosed send MOTH
e. Goose picture. hoping 1t may prove
successful In winning the prizes am
very fond Of Mother Goose" and wnen
lutte lOI Ol tHIeS sVhAo w,
recite many OF the poems.
would like TO Join the T. D. Cluo,
and will be very glad OF badge.
Yours truly,
ANNIE A. GREGORY.
Petersburg, Va, July 10. 1909
Dear Edtor,-1 send the Mother Goose
picture, which I colored all by myself
also sent last Sundays. and took
great pains with them both. hope one
OF them Will be worthy OF prize.
take great pleasure In reading the Chill
dren's Page. will contribute soon.
am nine years old.
ALICE BIRD
l2l Franklin Street. Petersburg. Va
Editor chiidren's Page.-Enclo-ed You
will find the Mother Goose Picture In
colors. Wishing It will win prize,
Yours truly.
Susan Postofrce, Mathews county. Va.
July %, 1903.
Oilville. Va. July q, 1913
Dear Editor.-I would like 10 join the
T D. C. c. Please send me badge as
Your true friend.
G. c. BOWLES.
Ouvllle, Goochland county. Va.
Ottcrburn Lithla Springs. Amelia c. H..
Va. July %. 1908
Gentlemen, Dear Srs.-Enclosed you
will find my attempt ut coiortng this
picture. Please excuse the coloring, as
the paper is not good for painting on.
Please send me one OF your T. D. c. G.
1885, ROBBIE c. ANCARRow,
Franklin. Va. July %. 1903.
Editor OF the Children's Page.-1 would
Ike TO 1oin tho T. D. &C. Clnb. Please
send me badge as soon as YOU possibly
can.
Yours truly.
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The Lark

The merry lark,
lie sings go ,ay.
He sings from morn,
TIL The close of day.
AS he flies aloft ~,
On warm summer uas
In ms song he seems l9 'aS
There never Wasa Dlr"
~ "'''he' 50 gay NELLIE DE CAN'T.
oiivcvllle. Nottoway Co
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lever Drawing by Albert c. Barrow, of Blackstone Va

with us one day and we lost him. I was
= - SARAH BELLE SUTTON,
Rio Vista, Va.
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Story qf
Brauo Dag.


James once had large Newfoundland
dog. named Jack. who was very fond OF
his master. One day James went fishing
down to the river. He got IN . cnnoe
and pushed oit in the river. While he
was fishing. little while log hoated
down lie river when James was not
thinking about 1t. The log strueT the
hoat and overturned It, James could nat
swim so he called for help, Jack trst
hoard him call. SO he rushed down 20 mo
rIver and when he saw his master IN INC
river he rushed In and cauFht him py
ne coat and swan with him to the hank
When the went home James gave JttcR
a peau'''O' JOHN y, CLARKE.
Montvae, Bedford Co.. va.
A Baby's Feet.
A baby,s feet, like sea-shel pink
Might tempt, should heaven see meet,
An Iangel's lips to kiss, we think
A baby's feet.
Like rose-hued sea flowers toward the
They ,,es Stretch and spread and wink
Their ten soft buds that cart and meet,
On baby's feet.
No flower bells that expand and shrink
Clean half SO heavenly sweet,
AS slime on life's untrodden brink,
A baby's feet o,,>, ,,r>,,y
No, 100 u, Broad Street. Richmond, Va.
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With milk that we've had over night,
To give them some pay for their cream,
dear,
Is generous. just and polite.
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Pollteness, remember, my daughter,
Our plutocrat breeding denotes,
So give them the milk and the bottle
And let us have cream on our oats
MIKE COPLON,
22S North Seventeenth Street.
Richmond, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02
WINNERS OF PAINT BOOKS
I'M SECOND weeks CONTEST
lucy CARTER BEvERDdE, West Grace Street Ricin
ESTELLE D. PENN, Abingdon, Va
LAURA PETTWAY BURWELL Warrenton, N. G.

AS early thereafter possible attractive features will
be weekly and the organization OF the eo
should perfected possible before these new lines OF com
petitive interest developed. ). -
rapidly and the Of boys and girls sending in pictures is IN
creag week The winners OF the prizes IN the seco"o
Lucy CARTER BEvER1DGE, 8ss w. Grace St., Richmond
LAURA PETTWAY BURWELL Warrenton n: N. C. .ou
about sent a 1 hnn nst Mes snd M
BOYS and girls in paintings OF the Jack Spratt pic.fe
And the done seer IS to decide GG npon e
executed in the best hs An eTey
by and gl Who wins one be pleased There are few books
that interest children We expect at least two HUNDRED mem
ee one to work on Try hand When you get one Of the
r,ize with the nice brush and pants you WIN o' o
oe''e' Contestants Of Second Week.
Following list Of those who sent in pictures IN te eeou
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l2l FRANKLIN Street. Petersburg. Va.

Editor Chiidrens Page.-Enclosed you
will find the Mother Goose Picture In
colors. Wishing It will win prize.
Yours truly
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Franklin. Va. July q. 1903.
Editor OF the Chldren's Page.-1 would
Ike 10 1oin tho T. .. C. G. Clnb. Please
send me badge as soon as YOU possibly
can.
Yours truly.
ETHEL KELLAM,
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Onville, Va. July %. 1903.
Dear Editor.--I would like to join the
T D. c. C. Please send me badge as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-02

Your true friend.
G.. C.. BOWLEs,
Olvllle,. Goochland county, Va.
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LUCY G. WILLIAMS,
Susan Postoflce, Mathews county. Va.
July %, 1903.
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LOUIS COHEN,
221 N Seventeenth Street. Richmond. Va.
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ESSIE PARTH1NNIAS IMCUL.
D11 Z Etreat BEDFORD City. ~
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Franklin, Va. July 20, 1903
Dear Editor,-Pease send me a 7. u.
C.. c. badge az soon as you can. Tell me
what TO do to Join Goodbye,
GLADYS PARKER,
BOX 50, Franklin. Va.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-22

lie reviews the past relations OF the
two unions and condemns the Knights OF
Labor declaring that that order never In
tended to abide by the agreement lie
explains the system OF dues and benefits
and the value OF the union stamp. and
ends with declara ton that the contest
will be waged until the Knights OF
Labor cease to be a dominant factor in
Lynn shoe making.
NO DISTURBANCES TO-DAY.
This morning the passage to the fac
.ories was accomplished without trouble
The sole demonstration was at the Wat
son Shoe company factory, where there
was considerable kissing and hooting as
the ~. b. s. w. union cutters went In
under police escort.
To the other six factories now supplied
with cutters the imported workmen pro-
ceeded without escort. leaving I.asters
hall. one at time. and reaching the
working places without molestation.
The vigorous action OF the police We'd
nesday evening has apparently put an end
to violent scenes and the officers antici-
pate no further disturbance. However.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-22
MECCA Of THE SPORTS.

Scituate was the natural objective point
and the out of town sports went, and
finding that everything went In the town
at once engaged the old mill just beyond
the village OF Rockland and fitted 1t up
for an arena. Here a number OF fights
were successfully conducted. successfully
from a lighting standpoint. increasing
from monthly to fortnightly meetings.
and finally coming down TO a series of
fights every Wednesday night. SO sue
cessful were the fights that arrange
ments were being made looking TO the
securing of the Corbett-McGoven battle
at this club
When the program for last nights fight
was originally arranged the principal
bout was scheduled to be between Marty
McCue, the well-known pugilist. and Eu-
gene Mccarthy. pupil OF New York
high school. a boy IS years old. who had
figured I'm several bouts previously and
acquitted himself we'll. His last battle
was with Austin Rice at the Scituate
club "A few weeks ago
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-22
NARROW ESCAPE
Elevator Fatality Narrowly Avert
ed at Pocasset Mills.

Jimmy Landy. who has had charge OF
one OF the large elevators at the Pocas-
set Worsted companys mills at Thorn
ton. had a narrow escape from being kill
ed this forenoon. and that every bone in
his body Is not broken Is a miracle.
lyandy left the lower floor for the up
permost one I'm quest % a number OF
small trucks that are used for running
wool from one part OF the mill TO the
other. lie had put two OF these trucks
upon the elevator and was about 10 de-
Scend when n fellow workman came TO
the elevator with a third one and this
one Landy pulled on the elevator, which
was I'm motion, but he had not got II we'll
on before it caught on the floor OF the
next landing.
This caused the truck TO tip up and I'm
such way as TO come directly across
Iandys stomach and with sufficient
force TO cause the elevator to stop. One
OF the men who had noticed the position
OF this truck stood by the elevator and
when he saw Isandys position pulled the
rope. ana II was with considerable diff
Guilty that the man was gotten out
AZ the time IN was supposed that Landy
was inturtsi internally. 30 two local ply
slcians and an ambulance from the
Rhode Island hospital were summoned.
injured. There were no bones broken.
l.andy I'D not care TO go 20 the hospital.
but the mill management sent him 10 his
home In carriage.
While Iandy enjoys the reputation ~
being n faithful workman he has the
which come IN his line Of duty. and u s
claimed had he paid strict attention 10
work this morning he would not have
some 50 near being crushed 10 death.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-22

the police guard will be maintained at the
factories this evening
NUMBER NOT INCREASED.
The cutters at work this morning from
the B. and s. w. union have not been In
creased. The officers expect to have more
In the city before the day ends, for they
state that now peace IA restored there viii
be no hesitation on the part OF the men,
bers OF the union In other cities about
coming to Lynn.
Cad Martingale. OF the n. & q. w.
Union, who has come from Rochester y.
Y, 10 go to Haverhiil to take charge of
the b. & s. w. Z. there. I'm place OF Jere-
mlah Donovan. has been In consultat tion
with the officers of the board OF health
He states that danger from smallpox
from that source is almost nothing at all
Not single shoe shop there has been
shut down because of the scare. he said
Every man who has come here from
Rochester about % in all. was found
with single exception 10 have been re-
Gently successfully vaccina ted, and City
Physician Holbrook Is satisfied that there
will be no danger OF contagion. The
officers OF the r. e. 8. w. Union have
agreed not TO bring men to Lynn from
places where smallpox exists. This is a
voluntary act on their part
Continued on page Two.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-22
OPEN GAMBLING
II Is Carried on In All Sections
Of tho City Of Chicago.

Chicago, Jan. 22-That gambling on an
extensive scale is carried on in Chicago,
is admitted by James OLeary the social
ed king OF Gamblers" who was a wit
ness In Judge McEwans court. The case
on tri, was that OF Pedro Martinez. a Gu
ban planter. who was induced. IL was al
legged. 10 bet 1900 on horse with one of
O'Leary's agents.
The horse lost. O'Leary was asked by
the Cuban's attorney: us II not a fact
that one one can go into any hotel in
the down town district and make a bet
with one OF your agents."
The witness replied. He can"
These bets are sent by your agent TO
your offices and are recorded by you.
are they not?"
They are" O'Leary answered There
are agents all over the city
Frank Hogan and John ferguson, the
defendants, were discharged because 1t
could not be shown by the prosecution
that either OF them was an agent for
O'Leary.
Several bookmakers have been arrested
by detectives under orders OF Chief
O'Nei II Is estimated that there are
more than 1000 saloons in the city where
bets are taken on the races.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-22
CONFUSION ReI6NeD.

In a moment all was confusion. The
victim lay on his back on the floor, ap-
parently dead. while the crowd i'm front.
swayed by various emotions. broke forth
Into pandemonium OF noise
IL was a number OF second before any
attention was paid the motlonless body
on the floor. the time OF those In the
~ being occupied In the more import
:. 10 them. duties OF declaring n foul
ahd denying the same.
Tho inanimate form Of Mccarthy was
raised and placed in chair and the usual
methods taken i'm such cases 10 revive
HIM put In practice. a physician I'm the
crowd Jumped into the ring. and At
glance saw the seriousness OF ths~rase
lie said the concusslon was very pro-
nounced and That all indication pointed 20
hemorrhage OF the brain
lie was taken 10 the hotel across the
road and put toTbed and every method
known taken IN revive hidm. the attend
ing physicion working with very little
hope however Dr. W. w Kirby OF this
city was called 20 assist pr Bernard Ar
mold Of Rockiand.
The pulse WAS very weak and stimt-
lants were administered with some ne
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