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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
Personal and General.
Jules Verne Is recovering from an ops
Grafton for cataract Of his eyes and ex-

Jules Verne Is recovering from an ops
eration for cataract OF his eyes and ex-
poets to resume his literary work soon.
Sir Henry Campbell, Bannernan says
that the report liz unfounded that he Will
resigy, the leadership Of tho Liberal party
In tho English Hcuse OF Commons.
Alexander AIeffert, tho affiliate and
champion amateur swimmer OF New
tendant Of the 100000 gymnasium Of the
Missouri Athletic Club, at st. Louis.
For two hours each day for over n
month John b. Rockefeller has been pos
ing for Il. Komolsky. an ertist OF B9na-
pest, Hungary. who Is painting TWO llre'
size portraits OF the oil nlagnate at his
Euclid Avenue home, Cleveland.
G. N. Duh'y, until recently secretary
auditor Oh the ChFcJso City RAILWAY
Company, has been selected by the ON,
cials Of tho Now York lnterurbnr street
Railway Company to take charge OF the
financial departments Of that corpora
tion. fg sf
Patrick Driscoll. Who owns -four Of
| the Richest silver and gold mines IN Ari-
IONA and has an income OF oyer. $50, 600
| q year, confines his personal expenses to
| the lowest possible figures, It is sal ID
| that for years he has spent no moro
| than $50 a month, He Is liberal In his
| gifts to worthy persons ana purposes.
! however.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
TOM IOHNSON'S CHANCE.

rho Acknowledgement Of Ohio directs.
attention to statement said to nave p sseA'
made by Mayor and Candidate Tor COY Y.
ornor Tom Johnson that Mark Hanna
owns the Supreme Court Of OHIO E1'a.
saws It offers a clear case OF contempt OF
court, for which Johnson should be pun pun
ished The Attorney-G General N THIS con CON
,,ect,on calls attention to the recent ac-
tion az the Supreme Court OF Missouri,
which sent an editor of weekly paper
to 1ail for somewhat similar remarks
about that august body. The Ohio othclal'
who is a friend and advocate OF Mr.
Hanna, was unfortunate In citing the
Missouri case, for 1t appears that In that
case the editor Is getting the best or ~
in a way. Tho people of his locality nave
been rallying around him IN q way 70
make him proud, and are threatening 70
elect him to the Legislature or set MN
IN tho bench or do almost anything for
linn that will pletse him.
We have not yet, with the lights before
us, been able to 500 much chance FOR the
elevation Of Mr.. Johnson to tho guger-
material chair Of Ohio, at loast, not at this
80 round but II tho Acknowledgement
should push this matter and persuade
the Supreme Court Judges to jail him for
contempt of Mark Hanna and the court
1t would DO very safe to wager money
on Johnson's triumphant election, a few
DAYS in 1ail would be for Johnson a cam
pcign document that would lay the red
automobile and tho big tent completely
in the shade, ga5f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
MR.. PRE- sToN PARA ~ 4
A Salisbury Man Dragged Five Hum
dred Yards by a Train.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch)
= SALISBURY, N. G.. Sept. 7.-a1r. r.
Preaton. OF Birmingham, Ala, who caine
70 Salisbury last week 70 attend the
Wedding OF his brother. Rev, J, F. Pres.
s sGnk 81 G ppssssalys!s sThursaay night "a Is
II Sr!t,da eG Y1I'a 70 has been re-
Mr. J. 81 d4uly, of Salisbury. was A..
vorely injured a few days aEo ~ a..
tempting % beard MOVING {, t trs1n ne a.
hundred feet or more and had a very
narrow escape from death. but Is now
much Improved. I'll. W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
The ,Times..Dl.:l Dispatch
Published Daily and Weekly
AZ No. 4 tAorth Tenth street.
Richmond, Va. Entered Jan.
uary ~, 1908, at Rlehfr1ond,
Va, az spcond.class matter.
under Act Of Congress- OF
March 8, 1879.

Tho DAILY TIMES DISPATCH is SOLO
At . cents a copy. !.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
THE CHASE CITY cAsIE:-oNcE
MORE.

We print in another column commune
cation from Mr.. Geoghegan, the husband
of the lady upon whom the attempt OF
assault was made In Chase City. the
crime for which the negro Finch was
hanged, and for which Doc. Bacon stands
under n death sentence. It Is but natural
that. Mr.. Geoghogan should foel aggrieved
at the action of the Mecklenburg attor-
ney and the Governor, but, as Tho Times
Dispatch has before attempted to show
Governor Montague could not have acted
otherwise than no did In the matter. No
harm can be done the Commonwealth or
Tho cause of justice by giving the negro
Bacon short respite In order that Ito
may show, II he can, that no Is Innocent,
Ono thing isSsuro; Mr.. Geoghegan and
every other citizen Of the Commonwealth
may rost assured thut Doc. Bacon will
he hanged unless 1t shall be shown be-
yond a peradventure OF doubt that his
claim Of innocence Ia good, II he can
make good his claim. surely Mr.. Geog-
hogan does not won't him hanged,
It Is proper to remark In this oonnec-
ton that since Mr.. Geoghegan's lettor
was written IT has been shown that tho
Governor did communicate with Judge
Homes. Tho correspondence has been
| published pnd speaks for itself. h,,4
| E-@e:l=S--@EU--
The iittsburg Post claiming to speak
l'hy the card. says the great railroad COM
panies and large investors In building
operations have decided to stop building
work IN 1904 because OF the continued
labor troubles and work viii not he re-.
sumed until the agitation ceases. The
Post says that millions Of dollars all
over the country Will be withdrawn from
such investments. t@t '''T ".',Wa
We know not how true this may be,
\ but 1t stands to reason that there NAV
be sufficient truth In 1t to make the new
matter Of serious import to the Who'll
country A general cessation OF buildin
operations in ths larger cities mean
business stassation that will seriousl
affect every interest to the uttermos
pnrst OF the country. E
Observation-Disclosures
} The reviewers are giving very favor
r able notices to Philip A. Brucas Schoe
History of the United States, publishe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
TWO HUNDRED POUNDS
Of DYNAMITE ExPLoDEs
tspeolal 70 The rimes. pispat ch.)

tbpeoIHI 20 THe KIHob'OIspatc71U 37
SALISBURY, N. G., September s.--Two
hundred pounds Of dynamite loaded on ~
freight car. and standing on the yards
at Spencer exploded Saturday atternoont
IND country. Two cars were entirely de-
stroyod, fragments OF which were found
several hundred yards distant. The
shook was felt for several miles. and Il
is very fortunate that tbs oar containing
tho dynamite WAS standing at come dis
tance from any buildings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
NAME OF APPALACHIAN
PARK is CHANGED
fsnec,al n INC TImes- pIspatch.

Especial % TIC IIHeBsKIbpalc1,J
CHARLOTTE, NJ c., September s.-The
Appalachian National Park Association.
the organization which Ia pushing tho
n forest reserve In tho Southern Appala-
chan mountains, met in Ashev,lle this
afternoon and reelected Rutherford p,
The name Of the organization was.
Changed to the Appalachian Forest Res
serve Association, this being regarded 40
advisable, as It was feared that the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
WOMEN PRAYED AND
CHURCH BELLS RUNG

w Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.)
ELIZABETH, CITY. n. G.. September
s.--Tha election at Elizabeth City to-
day between tho wet or ''dry" parties
resulted In -atvlctory for pfohibiton,by2a
majority OF 10. si,i sI.E: s
Women held continuous prayer meeting
all day, and the Baptist and Methodist
Church bells pealed every half hour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
6,ena ol thought !.
IN ike I: u, .c;0.;:na

|tia Times-IJnion;

Florida Times Union;
z"I appeal for Caucasian unity says
Brother Graves, Of Georgia. This may
be q little broader than the old Know
same family. and neither is Jeifersonian.
Where Is the old conception of Amer CO
as the refuge OF all the oppressed Of
every elmo and every racer it95
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
DEPUTY SHERIFF.
OPENED FIRE ON HIM

MoRc7ANToWN, N. c.. September g.
Silver Creek Sam Pearson, we'll known to
officers OF North Carolina, as an alleged
dangerous character. was shot and killed
In a bar at 6 o'clock by G. D. Campbell
deputy sheriff, It Is said Campbell OPEN
ed fire ou Pearson as soon as he ga "
him, there having been bad blood be-
tween the two for son,e time.
Campbell surrendered and was placed
In jail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09

original nams would prove misleading
to merr,bers OF Congrcss who are opposed
to the establishing Of parks at govern
ment expense, Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
A WOMAN KNOCKS MAN IN
DITCH AND BEATS HIM
especial Is The Tlmes-Dispatch.5

SALISBURY. N. c.. september s,-A
free Tor ali fight occurred in Proyldence
townshipl.this county. Friday Afternoon
A woman. who Is one Of THO Eealthless
Knocked a man-in a ditch and beat him
numerically, fa'8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
Macon ua,) Telegraph:

Macon CGa.) Telegraph:
But legislators are afraid Of the In
fluonce Of the woll-meaning but mis-
guided ladies OF the w. G. =. u, and
though CongreBs may debate the ques-
ton ut tho next session, It is too much
to expect that tho canteen will be re-
stored for some years. And meanwhile
The conditions In tho army will 70 from
bad to worse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09

virginia's big corn crop and well filled
hog pens put the hog and hortny doc.
trine on top for this year, anyhow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
Memphis Commercials Appeal:

Memphis nlmercIal- Appeal: '@I
Under three administrations the COVER
nors Of kentucky have pardoned 11H per-
500 manslayers and 70 raplsts. 1t looks
rs II the governors OF that State were
as responsible for tho lawiessness pre-
valing there aB the criminals them-
solves.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09

Walking Is to be made better. Richmond
is to have the biggest shoe factory on
tho map. ,g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
1oallas rTex.) News;

Dallas (Tex.) News; .f
= President Roosevelt 10 an honest man.
and no wants. above all things honesty
in the indian Territory affords him an
opportunity to prove this to all the
world. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 0, 1903

( Persons leaving the city for the sum n,
mer should order The Times Dispatci'
mailed to them. Price 80 cents per
month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09

The shamrocks next race will probably
be with q Prairle schooner at, the. st.
Louis big show. 4 I,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
aitn,inrhn111 Ago.uerAld

Birmingham Ago Herald:
The three naval evcnts OF the year
have been Bar Harbor, Oyster Bay and
Beirut and OF the three II ia d!mout
to tell which was tho biggest grandstahd
play. asAlg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09

oemstsry g omr1lttffe !. a. !, -,
Tho Committee. on cemfe'ettlhs div
meet at II o'clock To-Day anxious thai,
I'll the members shall be preseA''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09

The reviewers are giving Very favor
able notices 10 Philip A. Bruce's School
History Of the United States, published
bx tbs American Book Company. 1t Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
DEATHS.

SpENAS.--Di Tuesday mornins, at bis rt.i'
idsnos, No, 400 East Main street, AZ o,e!oox,
FWpsrsi Win take place from st. PAtr!ek's
Church TEURsDAY MORNING at o o'clock.
Ffionds and acduaiatanees invited to attont,
souTH ARD, --pled, In Warrington, D. G.,
\, GEO. 81. SOtJTIiARD, aged forty'teveh years.
Funeral from residence, No, 3D1 Randolph
Street, at 4 p, n. Friends Invited 10 attend.
lntern,ent In Hollywood Cemetery. H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09

The Atlanta Constitution always sees
to 1t that Atlanta gets there-gets every.
where. That paper says:
(! An Atlanta man sat hear the new Pope
when no was crowned and there ID 4
story aflont to the effect that His Holt
ness asked Cardinal Gibbons II no hailed
from Atlanta No doubt one OF tho two
new cardinals to be created In America
will be stationed at Atlanta.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
OBITUARY.
George Southland

s!ho was Siied Monday noFr S HoI M ,h:;
Richmond EXCURSION train was approa On.
IN (, W,aslMng.on. were brought % Rich
mond yesterday evening and taken to
Street. Mr. IA. ". Bennett went to to
Washington In the morning and re-
turned With tho body Deoo0ssd was q
OF TIE union OF thlA city. HIS widow
and several children survive him. Fl 55bs5
q Try funeral will tske'3 place from tho
&c sIdcnce this afternoon At 4 o clock. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
Violent Attack Of DIarrhoen Cured by
ChamberIaln's Oolio, Cholera and
Dlarrhoca Remedy and f'er-. NJ.
haps a LIfa Saved,

naps kITa 0AVdu' s
- s0ot p ~ rrSoaa M b M,ts
t would have died II ] had not gotten
rsllof,'' says John ], Patton, . LEADING
clt!zcn Of Patton, Ala ~ friend recofn-
mended Chambsrlains Colo, Cholera and
Dlarrhoea Remedy. + bought q twenty
five cent bottle, ana after taking three
doses OF 1t was entirely cured, consider
It the best remedy In! the world tot bowel
complaints" For sale BY all afuEgists,
@ "a 9To FIT -.
Bears Il. 1Ths Kind You Have Always Bplbt
's'sa = lax1zssz4sst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09

There is talk Of revolution In Spain.
That Is to say Spain, finding she oana
whip anybody else, is going to try to
whip herself. sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
la volume 81 over w pages and 10 beau U
t,fiiy printed ana iliustrAted. More than

d voitif,S u over w pages, and 10 beau-
ufuly printed ana Illustrated. More than
that, Il represents the WORT OF years OF
Il most conscientious, able and paitis--
taking Investigator md writer. The point
Of view ID distinctly Southern. but It 10
free from rAnoor Of hate. VI
The history Of the ssttlement OF this
country ana the causes that led to the
war Tor Southern Independence are set
forth with wonderful clearness and con.
cIseness. while II Ii ,,,odestly called a
i''achool history"it " q work which
nearly every student and reading man
would find handy to have upon his desk,
Z II. is full Of information. and we trust 1t
viii have q sale. and other public appre.
citation, equal to Its merits.
fglH ACKNOWLEDGEMENT A ttl II
we may look for an early advance IN
the price Of ''genuine Havana" cigars
Tho Hartford Times gives q graphic 40.
count Of tho destruction to Connecticut
tobacco fields BY recent storms Of wind
and hall. / It Gays many Of the best crops
IN the State were laid low ana that the
losses will run up to many thousands OF
dollars. with the exception Of the devas.
tatlon wrought IN Charlotte oounty, viz.
ginia tobacco fields have been oompaar-
lively safe from the dreaded hall storms
SO far this year. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
Thomas M. Healy,

(Hpeeinl to The Times. Dlspa tch, }
/. RLoTTEsYILLE, "a; Sept: ;: :.
al $ o'clock at his. home, on Belmont =
Vile ana daughter, Mss Mary 6, tIesly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09

They aer coming baok, the summer
runuways, and they are going to find
d few warm rays before Jack Frost ara
rives IN town. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09

WHtIl llO was CIOWucA hhu SllCl Q 30 -
story aflont TO the effect that His Holl-
ness asked Cardinal Gibbons II he hailed
from Atlanta. No doubt one OF tho two
new cardinals to be created In America
will be stationed at Atlanta. n
At New Jersey base.b ball game .
flash Of lightning passed the umpire and
struck the srandstand. Lightning always
was occontric and hard to understand.
75 =z--=----:-====-== !iaE
The Presidents Syracuse speech was
hardly up to the standard. Fills efforts
to mix righteousness with gravity and
dignity was not q SUCCESS.
Ef RESPONSIVENESS F8& IN
A Vermont liquor dealer has beet, fined
hundred dollars for treating friend.
and they have no Barksdac pure cleo
ton law IN Vermont eIthor.
5sa s =Eess--z1=z=-=z==GE sgE
n Can anybody tell us in q paragraph,
or In d dozen as for that matter, what
the Turks and Bulgarians propose to fight
about.
=-1=zz=---=7s..4
There is talk Of revolution In Spain.
That Is to say Spain, finding she oan1
whip anybody else, Is going to try to
whip herself. #S
fEi5 =-@==3@=E:A-
They aer coming baok, the summer
runuways, and they are going to Find
d few warm rays before Jack Frost ar.
rives II, town.
it =-e.@.=..--.==-=-4= Z! Kill 70
n The immense sale OF labor saving farm
implements betokens hard times for the
negro and Independence for. tho white tar;.'
mer. t.85$-8i IS Il s.
I'll IRE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ias.F2 s!EtsJ
Might as we'll let him go ahead He
(Peary) will never rest easy until he takes
that pole in. j 3Sfts Il X
s.--@..-.-===-=.. VI sif 4tas5E43s
The shamrook's next race viii probably
be with Prairie schooner at the St
Louis big show. 4 d 'z,ss' ID ,s
3tGFIE#t' Hlt& [=-@S@@s:----4s ,tfl,I 545stt(E
Virginla's big corn crop and we'll filled
hog pens put the hog and hominy doc.
trine on top for this year, anyhow.
.rEe4eE s-ss-@--=--::--e---------...--zz N
Walking Is to be made better. Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09

At New Jersey baseball game
flash Of lightning passed the umpire and
struck the grandstand Lightning always
was occontric and hard to understand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
Mrs. Mary e. SheIbourne.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
VA, Sept. 8,--Mrs. Mary
-. h Shebourne, we'll known th!ouThoue
! the stAtein educational q relies, dled here
her rerlal11a were taken on the evening
train to ChristlansburB for BURIAL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09

Might as we'll let him go ahead. He
(Peary) will never rest easy until he takes
that pole in. Il Il "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09
Mrs. w. S.iCournow.a

.tel ESPECIAL 20 TIC TImes.D1spatch.J 90 ~
4 iI1AWR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT September 8,
Mrs. avg 8. CournoW died yesterday about
f1aiiceviiie Hotel where SIC boArNan. With
her husband. who WAS In the employment
eof the Southern Railway. Company Her
ranAins were taken to Mhhcll4ster Tor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09

I !, ALT 9 annie w. hhodenh1Ser wife ,%of
sumption. aged .nfty.iee years. The do
ceased Ii survived BY her husband and
six children. s'
0eorge R.;Nlxon.
a5. Especial to The Times Dispatct1o
AsHLASD, VA, September s.4-deorgeF
sts sf X s see 81 me q Trkn eaaus
his home in Ashland this morning At
ESQ o'clock after an Illness OF ten days.
II "a wa ma IN ni' M tfsy: 5sys sar SCOTT
who died some Thrift an years aso. He
'sa suFgsss by eng s sse s
Helon and Mary. Paxe Nixon. 81 ,i$s ,i&ss
His funeral wlll take place tomorrow. i
ha e0 hif s1e ho W S sgs
gtasbins, ). K. BOW. 9. " Z. S sr =
H q Sxa;s snd ~ 4 R1 bfyde Henry
Garter 4: 9; Brown 4 rs, CAPTAIN John
on Lsake Thomas H, Bigger ]. n. Stone
The services will be conducted by Rev.
Drs. Hunter and ale, E=s
s!s Miss Mann lie Jones.
f3 Especial TO The Times Dispntc
.sioL1FTON FORGE,4,VA.. Sept. s.--Allss
! Mamie Jones, OF e Glasgow. Va. and
At claays I'M here an a. t eariy 0i nou1
form. which ST. TOOK tor tie ,toothaehe
s 80 au s;ssas 81 s ss ssf hss 4y;
It was thought aho would recover But
uremic poison sct Inn k'llinE. her.
Z. ahe was a trained nurse and was spend.
Ing her vaca ton att F!ihrod Hall, 1,eax
hefe.. Tho remains were taken 10 Gla1s
Cow aa. s
~ ~ William ,Butior.
j}a(Special to The Tlmos DE spAtch,) Il (,
sfLunAY. VA. Sept s,--Mr. william
Butler, aged about forty years. died Of
In iris county to-day: Mr.. Butler was
many years the, surveyor Of Page county.
a en, w nsS s sss' e 81 ssy:
A wi!e and several chlidron survive him.
The intern,ent wl,,tak s.. PLACE aS at ths
row. WIS
Mrs. w. S.tCournow.
t3si Especial TO Tho Times. Dlspatch)
Il 11AWR ENcDv1LLE.9S VA, September 8,
4 Mrs. avg s. CournoWf died yesterday about
clock after q short illness at the l.aWs
rAnceNlle Hotel where sne bontnnn. WIN
toiiithe Southern Railway Company. Her
ranAir,ya were taken to Mhhch4ster for
Interment on the early train this morn.
Ing, t.SS s 8T
Mrs. Mary 6. Shebourne.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
VA. Sept. 8,--Mrs, Mary
/. e. q Shelbourne, we'll known Throughout
! the State IN educational l. circles, died here
this morning from heart disease. aud
her remains were taken on tho evening
train to clristansburs for burial. III
Thomas M. Healy, "a!
(speeinl to The Times. Dspa tch,) VS.
n ,HARLOTTTSVILLE, VA. Sept. e.-~
MI. Thomas NJ, Heal died this morning
al S o'clock at his home, on Bslnnont, -
wife and daughter, Mss Mary 9, Hesly.
DEATHS.
NpE,NA Died. Tuesday morning. at bis resi-
= dsuce No. 2lO2 East Main Street, at O O'clock,
Mr.. b. F.. NEpSAN, IN tho lfty-sncoad year
+, Of his age, 4 l..1s .Tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09

The immense sale OF labor saving farm,
implements betokens hard times for the
negro and independence for. the white far.
mer. 3 .t5s .i En-, : e s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-09

!. Can anybody tell us in paragraph,
or In a dozen as for that matter, what
the Turks and Bulgarians propose to fight
about.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1903-07-17

cruel today because / spoke to man.
Don't let him look at me like that!
He's regular wicked, that one. Don't
let him look at me like that, neither!
Oh, feel as if l hadn't nothing on
when he looks at me like that!'
The overstrained nerves in the frail
body gave way, and the girl wept like
q child and began to scream. Dick
threw open the window, and Torpen-
how flung the door back
'"There you are" said Dick soothing
". my friend here can call for po-
hceman, and you can run through that
door. Nobody is going to hurt YOU"
The girl sobbed convulsively for a
few minutes and then tried to laugh.
Nothing in the world to hurt you.
Now listen to me for a minute. I'm
what they call an artist by profession.
You know what artists do?"
'They draw the things in red and
black ink on the popshop labels.''
81 dare say. haven't risen to pop
shop labels yet. Those are done by the
academicians. / want to draw your
head
"What for2'
Because it's pretty. That is why you
will come to the room across the land
ing three times a week at IL in the
morning, and I'll give you three quid q
week just for sitting still and being
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