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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
North Carolina Sentiment.

The Durham Sun says; The Monroe En-
quirer is in favor Of applying the ,Ias ~ 10
young thieves, II says zone soou "
t R1ny Is there p is s SOUND sense in this doc.
itr!ne. The rod Is tho greatest Ealp' 'tt'tto''
with the young.
Here's a clipping. with comment taNe''
from the Raleigh Post: ,o !.
The Greenville Reflector rises 70 inqu ~ y !
1--WE would llka to know Juet !, "'St
North Carolina is to exhibit Ct the 81 81
just get the census Of the world,s o pre.
ducts my son, and glance oVeL ~ . S Ito,,r
native state and YOU WI! andh tnge YOU you
seem Mm to doubt, can duplicate every YEN ~
In tho census, and Is the Only AZ ait It.
earth so far discovered that c sH.T1Ivtden,on-
atrated. Is OF itself, sufficient TO- .e%iht, ~
at the st, Louis Exposition o. SatH' -
elsoY 51
The Lexington Dispatch SO w. ,ut, 49, Gin
Of lie counties they are actually re ~ IN.
the tax rate Tor the reason III III en- ~,
creased assessment viii produce suI Il hns
revenue with decreased 'a ,syer' cease
been said tina, wonders Will nef hoI,eyo ii
and we arc almost prepared v 80
The Greensboro Telegram a nno,mia 'e he
thus: OF course no COMPANY onnnnrtnti,
take delight in telling Their rapm eostp'. sec
readers about snow storms " re, ,sness q
lions of tho country, It's the pus ,,,nusual
| the news-gather to show Wy wy W
The Concord Tribune say "a S wili in
/ carmack of Tennessee, It u SAW rms,rnssal III,
f FSfteenth nmendment However ~ gsa ~;
We might welcome the passaK o. Z ' ~ s, n
necepsary amendment, the wlsnt' ~ nn u Il /
a bill might DO doubted a. IVY, sanator, i
also doubtful II the 'lennessee 'o 'f1
\ tho man TO press the matter .---, =, :,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
Personal and General !.

Dr.. r, II. creel former Kansas G PIX
Hospital Service, will sail from ian
F'rnncisco, September 1Sth1}l, 70 Deeo'''0
General O.. b. Joubert. nep is. r of the
famous Trensvaal hero; has Just ,, re.ur he
ed t. g. Louis from Me3 Ky 1o Soo acres
Of land to to be eolonIzed BY the Dutch from
South Africa, VI
Lichfield, in staffordshire, England, T., thn :,
birthplace Of Dr.. Samuel Johnsin :l o %lil
tember 18th In a fitting way, with q, PRO;
cession. memorial exercises anu d 1o''''''
public dinner,
The Countess Of Limerick. the !, RE-. ree1IEf r.
ranEed to appear in the latter city next s''t
winter in a series Of piano recltals. 3s
M ar ahuss A Board 81 Education and
one Of the foremost promoters OF eou =, :
tional thought IN I, tbs IS country mas 'u N
John j. McGrane, leader Of "a, party IT Y Fl Fl
bute to the Catholic exhibit Ct the
Worlds Fair an interesting souvenir. ~ It
Is the first zuchetto. or Skull cap Wy ~ :,
Ponti9 on the day Of his election. h
President Roosevelt has sent to tne
smittsonian Institution small stutteo
mouse which the President ca e,tinG : U Ud
his last Western trip and d,s s.ui II a ar
Uncommon species and is regarded as "a
valuable addition to the institut'ohs * e1'
hibits. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
4 SMALL FIRE AT
TREDEGAR WORKS.

The horseshoe department building "a as
though not seriously. by fire about
eo itaos last night. The cause Of the fire
is not known,
engines 8. and and truck NO,
responded, The fire was found ~ tno
roof OF the structure, and u was neces.
sary to pull off considerable port!cR o.
the slate ce.yering to reach y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
RICHMOND MANS COUSIN
KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE

n Mry stanley Tylefsbas received e letter
Was was Killed last Saturday ct Mllwa4kee. 10
ailatS M1nn az, aaq!'S WAS tile son of Mr.
Berc cy ,TTylerr, who left Richmond about
ltEEsRt5thteSfyears ago and married II y
Denver. He, died some time 9. since r1 ana
his. widow, later married Major Day
fsr ;thfn5 4. hairs her Eon too!e.
Percy TYLER was well known and muen
esteemed here,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
CHAMBERLAlN'a 3cOLlC,Crt0Le 81"
AND plARRHGA REMEpY,,

The uniform success OF this prep ,n,a ~
In the relief and cure Of bowel co wv Use,
has brought 1t into almost lpliuasd with
water and sweetoned Ia pleasant 70 and md
Ii is equally valuable Tor chlllatsn go
adults. FOR sale by all drusSl1f's'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

One Mr., Crane. justice Of the peace
In the city OF New York, has recently
been called upon to sit In n case wherein
dealer in cigarettes was charged with
unlawfuly selling the coffin nails" "a
a minor. in violation Of the laws OF New
York. Justice Crane not only punished
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
win, a Comment or Two.

@ WIN COTTlnSnl Or WO. t3if
Tho South makes no footprints back
ward on the negro question: declares the
Atlanta Constitution u other W)'!i, 20
has nothing TO arbitrate.-- Kansas City
Journal. 81
That's correct, NJ.
A local contemporary. the Norfolk News
and Advertiser, published especially In
the interest q the colored people, dis,
"Let Us who are rearing children teach
them tho all important lesson that We
manhood must be respected. "-Norfoll1
Virglniun-Pilot.
And that is to be taught In tho home.
Unfortunately there Is hut little tench-
Ing In the average negro home.
Froaereksbarg has the only el!tg r, ! In
pea ches-Rlchmond Times Dispatch !.
of tie free Lance-star Publishing Com,
pany--Frederlcksb Star.
Nobody suspected you.
The Carolina and Virginia papers hay I.
ana are discussing tobacco. Il Is q good
subject, and much can be said and writ
ten about It, to say nothing OF the worms
in it.--Montgomcry Advertiser,
And It's a mighty handy thing to 'chaU
upon," when the editorial mind Is short
| OF subjects, @
Samuel White, one Of our most respect,
years, Some time ago he struck OIL on n!
farm ana isow takes two copies tshurE
| Dispatch.
sensible man, Is Samuel White.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
REv,SNd RULES
Fire Commissioners ara M''''ny Some

sne ssfonnrs has been at work Tor some
lime rcvisinE the rules governing the
G. Ss,dH + q tsn & aso
p hv IN NY NAY W. m1a n Of the board,
In ~ lwo c' ppartIculnrs. the rules Of the Por
's III Spa De RsYf Res }!GwtsS ara 9ss hs
~ NV ~ re reo,iire applicants to iii out
, their a,nnplIcations personally IN the pres
There are n some other CHANCES, recon,
mended, but these arc aWoua 'He ''os'
important 4AH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

Why not submit the Mann LIQUOR bust.
ness to state primary But then the
candidates wouldn't have an issue,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

Don't weep too freely over the reports
OF murders and Wholesale ASA ssin ma t'l1'
that come to you, under! a Sofia datetl line.
They are padded. IS " N H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

on Thanksgiving Day, now not very
far away, let us not fail to. remember that
four. hundred dollar county Judges are
soon to be no moro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

When the congressman and Senators
como together in November we will all
find out the best way not to do things
that ought to be done.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

The Albemarle peach crop tor 1903 has
left Its imprint on the correct slde OF
the ledger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

If the Mayor Of Newport News and the
Council OF that town should ever kiss
and make up the millennium would be
right hcre. T$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IS. 1903

Persons leaving the city for the sum
mer should order Tho Times Dispatch
mailed 10 them. Price, 50 cents per
month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

All the State Horse Shows will soon
ce tralize in Richmond. -'t I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

Nobody is fretting about that promised
cool wave except at it's slowness In ap
preaching these hills and valleys.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

Sheriff Simon Solomon may not DO Of
the original family, but he knows wher
he has q good enough thing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
O,'e "a az ;0AongAf
~ Dxxle ,Lana
SAtbhdb<*>Sctbttss,<A.A,4>,AAnts

Memphis Commensurate
we q, TIE Re soth a. not pl%%s 10 or HAVE ~
desire to Improve the morals, az - w psJ hre
S TRa ago soSa stss H deas With aay
other sectioa q q i aho Country
Chattanooga sTimes 4,
II. Thomas Fortune, the negro ee air9}r 7
and politician. doesn't like thP ;, n ra NV
@fst 81 81 a tSs r hhs yso fS
who is to become Secretary Of Wa e. ~ ~
us hope that President Roosevelt mas nov
yet decided to turn the so{ yferIn1nneh' oyo'
entirely TO the negro poll lc''''s'
spartanburs Herald:
organised short 70 % capture the n ,asT,,
vote. Wlll they give each negro forty
acres Of land and a mule.
Rome tGa) tribune,
MI. Graves, according to ms oT sbo, ssatn
sse w shinf toM II p w1inams 'A
Florida Times-U Union: 7.
In the German sham battle the en-.
Perop Sth r, h as oay nes bit experts
clare that had the Saxon gyms un,ss peer peer
been annihiiated 4 The day for the sweep yst y
ing cavalry, charge Is oyeTIlnn a chatt ,s
a Ma tR eYf Roe as ppt tho finish to t Sc
watch our batteries III tho camp.
Macon (Gn.S Telegraph:
Bryan ia a busy man In these days
The ef ii to xiii the German boom re-
quires some stronousity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

1t was only the shank OF the hurri
cane" that struck us In these parts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

The Rev. Sam Jones does not know AL
scrtpture; for Nuisance, the sentence
about exposing the yet unsmitten cheek
or eye. .i+a ss+sA. '32s y =. t,TTY3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

Every Atlantic coast storm is accum ula-
tive evidence OF the security and abso-
Lutte safety Of the great virginia mar oN. o l''
and its superb advantages over the mar mar
bors to the north Of u.s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

The school teachers, the actors ane
the preachers have all returnea IRON On
their summer vacations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

Anyhow, no alcohol was smuggled on on
the Olympia when Dewey was /. monkey tt1lse:y
Ing around Manila Bay, event bre 'alst st
Was a little late one morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

That was considerable OF q shaking "
our coast friends were subjected to.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

Colonel Roosevelt has at last been on q
real battlefield. Yesterday he trod the the
ground upon which the great battle battle OF
shnrpsburg was fought Our N Nc -,
friends call It Antletam.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18
~ Cose's Funeral

The funeral Of Fred W yi, Conn NJ from w,l
the Second Presbyterian Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

the dealer but he delivered Learned
,ert,,re m the evils 81 tho cigarette,
habIt. Among other things he said that
cigarette smoking Is worse than whiskey
drinking for boys, since 1t produces q
constant craving that drives the you'tshr'
nj User to theft II he cannot obtain the
,ongcd for cigarette by honest means
that last proposition may be true MS 70 e
the cigarette, but It does not make It
,xorsc Than whiskey. There are too many
Incidents 10 prove that man viii stea'
IN order TO get whiskey when nc wants \ 70
Il real bad and cannot get Il In nrS othcr
way.
N Admiral Cotton could settle that whole
Balkan question In short or'd'eer, ana
donht,ess would be glad to do 1T y ne
only had the benefit Of orders from heau-
quarters. If he was told to 40 ~
would like nothing better than the joo
~ kidnapping the Sultan OF Turkey.
Anv Of tho powers could settle Il IN
i,ffv " they would. but the fact Is they
Al not want TO settle It. They need It
In their business, the BUSINESS - ~ 80. 80
eternally about something, ana IN the
absence Of something better the Bull
On rian business comes In handy.
NJ 77Gf &;4 E--=.-==-===
That much talked OF instruction IN
Cuba has subsidized. and IT Is said that
a trip through the threatened in 'st'
t,onary territory by President Palma has
been SO far peaceful and re e''l',
journey. He has made good impression
on the people,, who are now as loyai
as any In any part Of the island OF CUBA
Good for President Palma and good Tor
the loyal Cubans, They cant afford 70
be fighting each other, and right well
they seem to know It..
Colonel Roosevelt has at last been ef on q
80, -, tt,ef,eld Il Vest erday he trod the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

Bully for the Maryland. She weathered
tho storm beautifully.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

A submarine boat to ,hold twelve per- p; u,
at st. Petersburg with favorable results.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

Juvenile crime In France has decrease
by 30 per cent. among boys ana - 20
cent. among girls since 1881,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

japan has erected a consulate In 81.
Petersburg and the ned consul. NJ. Min,
nowski, an exporter has been instructed
to foster commercial relations.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-01

But none so dear and sacred to my charter of immortality to man. To me there is no name like His name: no creed like the Christ the Son of the living Good, no plea like the plea for the union of baptized believers on the Bible and the Bible alone; no aim like the aim to restore the church to its primitive and apostolic worship, ana the Gospel to the form in winch it was delivered.
 GROWTH OF THE DISCIPLES.
 Statistics from the New York In- dependent prove that the Disciples of Christ have increased much more rap idly than any sect or denomination in America and they now seem destined to sweep the globe, and why not, since we are advocating nothng that is new but only emphasize the Christian mot to. Back, back to Jerusalem, return to the Word" Men have ever triel to improve upon our plea but as well might they try to color the rainDow: to paint the lily or 10 add perfume to the rose. All human substitutions for this doctrine are as granulated as the sand banks along the river time and must be swept away by the crystal stream bearing upon its bosom a halo of brighter glory.
 Dear reader, if you are not Disci- pie will you not come and stand with us upon the Rock of Ages, accept the primitive apostolic faith which w.. bring you with rejoicing to the judg- ment bar of God when you shall have 10 give an account for this life on the morning of that day for which all oth- CT days are made.
 Blessed are they who do his com mandments that they may have a right to the tree of life and may enter in through the gates into the City"
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-01

timber rights. to do everything .hai ay be necessary or proper in the conduct of its business in the matte of developing. prospecting, locating acquiring. buying. and selling mineral and other lands. and mineral claims of every kind. and working such mines and the production of ores. and min erals. and in doing the same. to con
 s;ruct. contract for. build, buy sell own. and operate all necessary rri''~ smelters. and concentrations. gas. cleo tric light, and power plants: to en- sage in trade of every kind, carTyinr on, and maintaining . general mercar- file business, and erecting boarding
 and other houses, and buildings: to C instruct. acquire. and operate cleo
 tric roads to and from it's property
 and elsewhere, and other agencies
 s:itable for the transror -ation of all
 Il ings necessary 10 carry on the bus
 iness of sai6' mining and improvement
 company: to sell, transfer. and rr7''-
 gage. or otherwise convey. or dispose
 Of any of the lands, water. and water
 rights. mines. and mining rights, and
 privileges, and all other property, real O. personal. of this corporation. and 10 sell its own stock, and Co purchase,
 acquire, and own the same, sn' stock of other corporations; to lay out and plat town-sires. and additions to town-sites, and to convey. trans fer, or otherwise dispose of lots, or 1 tracts of ground therein, and to trans act any and all business incident 10 the purposes aforesaid, not contrary to the laws of the Territcry of Arizo-
 na. or of the United States. V.
 The amount of capital stock of this corporation shall be two hundre;,
 thous1nd tbllars. divided into ono
 thousand shares of the par value Of two hundred dollar each fully paid E. and forever non-assessable. VI.
 The affairs of this corporation shall
 be conducted and managed by board of five directors, and said board Of di yectors. eXceIt the first board herein | after provided for, shall be chosen ar. | i.ually on the first Monday in Septem ! Der, by the stock holders of said cor poration. The Incorporates hereof shall be and constitute --s first board 1 oi directors of sa.- corporation. an6
 rntil their successors are elected and l qualified.
 VII.
 The highest indebtedness or liabil-
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-01
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
Of the Don Luis and Improve
 ment Company.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:-that the undersigned, hobert Coughran, B. J. OReilly, Ben jamin Frankenberg, George Keenhold, and Samuel Frankenberg, all of the City Of Bisbee, Arizona. have this day voluntarily associated ourselves to- gether for the purpose of forming a corporation under the laws of the Territory of Arizona. and We GO here by certify
 That the name of this corporation shall be the Don Luis Mining and I'm provement Company.
 II.
 That the existence of this corpora tion shall begin immediately after re- cording these articles in the office of the County Recorder of the County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona, and a certified copy thereof in the office Of the Territorial Auditor of said terri tory. and shall continue thereafter for a period of twenty-five years.
 III.
 The principal place of transacting 'be business of said corporation shall he the City of Bisbee. Arizona, and S1 snch other offices, within and -hout Arizona as may be hereafter ee'ah''ehed by the board Of directors thereof
 The general nar"-- -" the business to he transacted by this corporation, ard it's obiects sGall be as follows. 'D wit---tO onter nr lease mines. and tn acnnire mineral lanis of every de sc' intion. to purch9 se lease. bond. b. cate. own. or otherwise acnuire. or @ienoea of mines mineral lands water. and timber rights. to work. prospect. or develop said mines, iand, water an
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-01

Y. direct. or contingent. tc --S. $ corporation Is at ally time to b J. iect shall not exceed he sum e hundred thousand 'n'lare.
 VIII. The officers of tl corpoI- q T be a president, vice president !. rrer. secretary. a~s earo~ai r'o 2, who shall De chosen each year board CT directors from tt- ' holders. and any ore oAicer no~ N~-d mora than orc ofica tho h~ If directors may der- advisable
 TX.
 The private D-C ~-v of stoo' II CTS of said corro~at'nn shall h- TT eve- eve-7-t from liability for '4 r. rorate debts.
 IN WITNESS wurpr-OT w~ ~a-e hereurto cot our herde this 9th '-- If October. 1903
 PNrr0r ~NrrGURAN
 B.J. O'RF1LJy.
 PHN rp >---->rDEPG
 GEO KEFNrIOI n.
 SAMUFJ. psNEFNBrD"
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-01
Territory Of Ari7onaD

Territory Of A-'7ouaD Courtv Of Coohi=o leG On this 9th Sov os Oo'oro-. -@-2 2 hero-e -,e z. 4 Ira--;.. Noto~,- '. lio. in and for tho Courtv Of Coc':~e, Territory Of Ari7ona nnrso~a''- T. reared Robert Cough-sn Pa~'- r~ n Frantenberp. F O'PailIv Gre Keenho1d ard' Sannuel Trant"- "a~g, personally krown to me to ho persons whose names arc sphso~ihod to the foresoire instrument ard they each scknowleu eed to ra -1l It they executed tho same fo- thn s4r- pose and consideration therein ex- pressed
 fSeai.) S. A. MERPrT My commission erpires FnA~r'a-y q. 1906.
 Recorders Office. Tombstone To hise O.. Ariz.
 FfleCi and recorded at reHroet or ;. o'clock a m Book 3 Incorporat'ors. Pages 54 10 5G.
 FRANK HApr
 Colrrtv Reoo~Snr. First publication Nov. 1, St.
 
 Con Shea maid fine of s7 n i, T'-s- tice McDonald's court last evnri~o f. ter rleading e1ri'tv to the charge of as- sault and battery.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-07-15

PRAYING For POPE LEo.-There was
a striking scene within st. Peters
Sunday night, according to a dispatch
from Rome. In the midst Of the Ves-
pers the German students, all in scar
let cassocks, entered the Cathedral.
Behind them came German friars, In
rough hair cloth cassocks, and then
German nuns in conventional black
andwhite. These formed a procession
and kneeling first at one altar and then
at another, prayed aloud and in silence
for Pope Leo. The congregation joined
in the procession until the Basolica was
half circled by moving mass OF color,
and when st. Peters tomb was reach
ed, many hundreds followed the picture
Of the Saviour, held aloft by a stat
uesque monk. On one side OF the
brass rails, which guard the entrance
to the tomb, knelt the nuns. Opposite,
three deep, were the shorn heads OF the
friars, while in the centre knelt the
young students, their scarlet cassocks
making blaze of color which stretch
ed far down the dimly- Lighted nave.
For nearly an hour no move or sound
came from these supplicants for d.
vine interposition, save every few sec
onds the hoarse monotonous cry, "Ora
FRO nobis." The dirge-like cadence OF
the cultural German voices quite
drowned the Italian choir, which still
sang the Vespers from a neighboring
altar. The rosary over, the Germans
fled out, their heads still bent In
prayer.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1903-07-15
Bill Nye's Little Joke.

James Whitcomb Riley went to Phil
delphia recently to sit to John s. Sar-
gent for his portrait. The sittings were
in John Lambert's studio on South
Seventh street. Mr.. Riley, during one
Of them said:
BILL Nye and I once played good
trick on a New York millionaire
Twemlow was the follows name, and
he was an insufferable snob-insuffer-
able. All over his house hung family
trees. ancestral portraits, crests and
coats of-arms. You'd have thought
him descended in q direct line from al
least a dozen earls.
1T happened in New York one day
that Nye was upset by dray and roll
ed about in the mud. When he got VI
he was a sight; his clothes were ir
rags, his shirt and face black, and his
hat without rim.
Lets go and see Twemlow.' he said
suddenly. Think how disgusted he'll
be to see me in this rig
I'VE went to Twemlow's house an6
a f1unkey in knee breeches answered
our ring.
"'Mr. Twemlow is not at home hi
said.
"'Oh, very WE'LL said Nye. Just tel
him that his uncle from the workhouse
called kansas City Journal.