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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
.CAYE:,TY' AT
old POINT
Presence ofMidshipmenle lends
New Life to the Place.
RICHMOND PEOPLE THERE
Tea Given in Honor Of TWO Cir from
this CitY-Hop at the Chamberlin
to Officers and Midshipmen
ofTraining Squadron.
Especial to The Tim ESD.

Especial to The Times-Dispa tch.)
@ OLD POINT VA. June 20.-The suns
mer guests are beginning to arrive In
large numbers at Old Point. and the
hotels are rapidly Cling up.
The weather Is exceptionally cool for
June and life out of doors IS a JOY.
The training ship sQuadron. under ADJ
mira1. Sands. which was in Hampton
Roads for almost a week made the social
life at the Point unu usually gay. Saturday
night hop was given at the Chamber
q lin for the midshipmen from the United.
States Naval Academy, who are on al
practice cruise on the battleship IndiaAa
and training ship Hartford. y si
4 Mrs. George B. Adams gave hop at
the Chamberlin on Tuesday evening for
& the officers Of the squadron and the mid
shipmen. Among her guests We're: MISC
Peckham. of New York: Miss Bessie
Worth, Of Washington; Miss Pegram.
OF Richmond; Miss Taggart, OF Virginia;
Lieutenant and Mrs. Moriel Mills. Mrs. NJ.
F. Harmon. Miss Margaret Harmon. Miss
Edith Harmon, Mrs. Henry G. Davis.
Ferguson. Lieutenant Jesse G. Nichols.
Lieutenant Conrad II, Layiza, Mrs.
Willoughby Wake and Miss Julia Wake.
of Fort Monroe: Miss Florence Wnrths
ington. Of Washington. Miss Rosa Lee.
Miss Mary Booker. and Miss Bessis
Booker. OF Hampton. Miss Jessie Mer
rift. Miss Mary selden. Miss Mamie
Plummer and Miss Lee Plummer. OF
Newport News. and the officers Of thu
training squadron. training ship Alliance
and torpedo-boats accompanying tia
squadron,
RICHMOND GIRLS.
Miss Boxie Scott and Miss Gertrpds
SHELTON have returned to their homes In
Richmond after visit to Mrs. Henry C..
Davis. They We're the guests of honor nj
tea given by Mrs, Davis on Saturday
afternoon at her home. In Fort Monroe,
Mrs. Fl. Theo, Ellyson and Miss B. b.
Ellyson. of Richmond. were ats the Cham.
berlin while the training squadron was
in Hampton Roads. Their son and brother
Midshipman Theodore Gordon EIlyson.
was board the Indiana
Lieutanant-Command William r.
White entertained at dinner on the Al.
lance Wednesday evening Mrs. White,
Mrs. Frances w. Brown and Miss Peck.
ham, OF New York.
Miss Ethel Schmel1. Of Hampton. who,
with her father. Mr.. Henry L, Sehmels,
and sister. Miss Margaret Schmelz. spent
several months at the Chamberlln, left
on Tuesday for the Allegheny Hotel.
Goshen. Va. to spend the remainder OF
the summer,
Among the recent arrivals at the Cham
berlin are Mr.. and Mrs. James w. PEI
gram and Miss Miss Pegram. of Rlch-
mond; Mr.. and Mrs, G, II. Roberts. of
Winston, Ga. and Mr., and Mrs. W,
Bruce. of Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21

Dunlop's children are at the Princess
Anne.
"Wednesday after Spending u two S weeks ie at
Mrs. Grymes' cottage.
Mr.. Parrot and Mr.. w. r. Smith, Of
West Virginia, have returned to their
homes.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-15
Hoste Y hotelu ''Praha".

Behem poslednich nekolika dnt
ubytoyaIi sc hotelu "Praba
jejz vIastni chvalne znamy hostin.
sky p. Vino. Dobrovsky, nasledu-
jfci krajane, ktefi do Omahy "a
rdznymi obchodnimi zalezitostmi
zavftali j. A. Hanzel, l. l..
Britts, Jan Jerman, Jan Vnuk,
Josef Tobola ]. F. Matousek Z
Dodge; Mattel Prokop, Josef P.
Scdivy, v. v. Jetminek, L. L.
Tikalsky, Frank Souhrada, Jill
Holan, Ver1igris; James csbela,
Brainard, Josef Dvofak, Pleasan,
Hill; Anton Jindra, clarkson; Jan
Josef Ed. Sic, Schuyler; Johr
Trimbl, North Loup; ]. J. Ripa l
syn, John Divoky, Albert Boeek,
John Pospfsil a Vaclav Zalesky,
WiIberj Thos. J. Kula, HowelIsi
Vaclav Ksspar, Prague, Nebr. -
Adolf Trnka, Kansas City, Kans.
Paul Kretek, Los Angeles, Cal.
Hotel "Praha' test Sc nejen
velke pffzni omszsk}ch hostf, ale
! 2 yenkoya krajanc, do Omahy
zavftavsf, houfne yyhledavajf to.
hoto Gtulneho hotelu, dobfe ve-
douce, ze po celem meste vzorneji
fizeneho hotelu nenajdou.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-15
Pfiznanf umiraiieiho.

"Po cely zivot svnj nesnazil
isem Sc uciniti neco dobreho pro
jine, ami jedineho dobreho skutku
jsem nevykonal, nikoho neoblazil,
ba ! SWIM vlastnim nepfitelem
jsem byl, nebot obavy, bych il
nemu neprospel, radcji sim jsem
trpel. Ami jsem Sc Gas nelecil a
nynf je pozde. Nebyl jsem svetu
k zadnemu prospechu." TAX cd.
chazel Sc sVeta muz, jehoz moci
bylo uciniti cele okolf stastnym.
Jest to vlastne y moci kazdeho
eloveka alespoh nekomu ma sveta
prospect, kdyby to nebylo jinym
nezli radou. Pozbyl-li nekdo We
skere silly telesne dusevni, chuti
k jidlu ! praci, porsdte mu Trine-
rovo lecive hofke vino a utinite
iej sfsstnym. Ono mu sprawl Ia
ludek, ueinf stravenf pokrmd do.
konalym vypudf krve vse, co
tam nepatH. Ono re strayenych
pokrmo vytvoH novou, eistou
krev. Jinym lekem TO neokazete.
Proto jest Trinerovo leeiye hofke
vino nejen nejlepsfm lekem ma
cistenf krve, nybrz jedinym lekem
ma tvofenf krve, vybornym lekem
ma silent nerv1, mozku a svald a
pa ozivenf celeho tela. v lekar-
mach. Pffmo zasyIa Jos. Triner,
7e9 S. Ashland Ave, Chicago,
Ills, Pilsen Station.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-15
Poslednf zasedanf nebrasske
leglslatury.

Zadny zajiste nenroni Shy mad
skoncenym zasedanfm legislatury
naseho statu a mnoho lidf nebude
81 ia nj vzpomfnati 8 vdekem.
Legislature tato, jako mnohe jine
pied tim, znoyu dokazala, BE kors
porace Y Nebrasce jsou dosud
pany BE pani legislatofi tancuji,
iak korporace pfskajf
Kdyz Sc stfetly zajmy lidu Sc
zajm} zeleznic, protinajfcich Neb-
rasku, zajmy lidu byly zakonodar.
CT vzdy odstrteny zajm0m zelez-
mic dana byla pfednost.
Posledni Legislature neodyazila
Sc sice jfti TAX daleko, ably okate
ukazala nekterymi svymi tiny, BE
je vetsinou We sluzbach drah, ale
podala piece d6kazy sve odvislo.
sti tim, ze nesejmula zadna bic.
mena ramenou lidu, ably je "a.
stecne polozila tam, kan nalezf--
ma ramona korporaci.
Nejdnlezitejsim einem posledni
legislatury bylo pfiimutf move zda
hoyacf pfedlohy, kteraz ma podat:
1levp nasi ma souchote stonajfci
statni pokladne. Noyy tento zakon
obsahuje nektere dobre yeci, ale
ma mnohem vice nedostatkn, q
nichz nejyetsfm jest ten, ze pone-
chava pfiis mnoho pravomoei na
hled1m iednotliyyeh 1fadnikn, jiz
Sc stanon vybonayateli onoho "a
kons a tim jest dano pfiiis mnoho
pfflezitosti nepoctivym 1fadnfkdm
k porusovanf onoho zakona. Pakli
statnf rada, kieraz ureovati bude
odhad zeIeznicnfho majetku, Wy.
kona poctive svou poyinnost, bude
teprve obyvatelstvo statu Nebra-
sky mfti pffeinu byti spokojeno
timto vyrobkem zakonodarne Gin
nosti. Pakli ale statni rada dovoli
zeleznicfm, ably Sc vyhybaly r1zny.
mi tricky pIseeni DAM, kdezto
ostatnf poplatnici budou nuceni
nesti sya zyysena bfemena, bude
novy zdafovaci zakon odsuzovan
lidem a odpor ten bude rnsti,
pokud nektera 2 pfistich legislator
zakon neopravi.
Legislature zanedbala mnoho,
co Sc cd ni oeekayalo, ze vykonz.
TAX opomenula pfedloziti konsti-
tucnf dodatky, nepostarala Sc o
reguiovanf zeleznitnich doprav-
nich sazeb, opomenuls pfijmouti
zakon, ktery by mestom zajistoval
samospravu atd.
Fusioniste, ktef Sc pied volba.
mi vychloubsli, ze oni jsou ii
pravi zastupci lidu, dokazali syymi
einy, ze Isou mezi mimi tax dobfe
cerne ovce hodne ternych ovci,
slouzfcfch korporacim, tax jako
jest jich hodne mezi republican
skymi zakonodarci a voliestvo by
81 melo tyto cerne ovce zapamsto-
vati o volbach, budou-li Sc uchz.
yeti o jich hlasy, meli by je po-
slati ma slachtu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-15
yybueh asIa.

Ma lodi Iowa, ktera cyitila dine
9. dubna We stfelbe, udal Sc yybuch
dyanactipalcoveho della ma pFidi
sp0sobil velikou spoustu. Til
namofnici byli ma mists zsbiti a
pet jinych bylo zraneno. Nestsstf
zavineno bylo tim, ze granat W.
buchnul dive, nezli vylftl y
hlavne della. Stfela roztrhla pfedni
east della velike kusy ocele se roz.
letely ma vsechny strany. Nejtszsi
. mich byly vrzeny velikou silou
dol0 a prorazily troll zeleznou
palubu, a zastavily sc teprve ma
slime palube oceloye, ktera chranf
stroje. Zvlas.ni nahodou sc stale,
BE prave pod delem ussdlo asi
dyacet namofnik0 k obsdu, kdyz
&c yybuch udal a ii stall We obetmi
osudneho nestesti. nebot' til knsy
ocele, kszdy vzzici pies tunu,
spadly ma ne. Namotnfku Kielovi
utrzena byla hlsva, stfelci Berry
Percell roztrhzni byli ma kusy.
Pet poranenych bezpochyby he
syym ranam podlehne. Podivnou
nahodou stfelci. ktefi delo fidili a
"a MIN stall, vyyazli 1plnc beg
Grazu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-15
X tragedii buffalske.

X tragedii buffalske.
Patranim policie v zahadnych
okolnostech, ktere provazely vraz.
du milionafe Burdicka, vyneseny
byly ma svetlo r1zne zajfmave
yeci. Advokat Pennell, jejz ve-
fejne mfnenf oznscovalo jako vra.
ha, Sc jak znamo zsbil ma vyjizdce
s automobilem a elm dale tim vice
vychazf ma jevo, ze Pennell spa
chal samovrazdu. Samovrazednymi
myslenkami zanasel Sc jiz delsi
dobu a sice nejen pro to, BE hrozil
mu skandal rozvodni zaloby
Burdickovy, ale proto, ze zpro.
nevefil velike sunny penez svych
klientn, ktefi mu je sloziIi k do
bremu Grokovemu ulozeni. Ably
mohl tyto zpronevefene sunny
nahraditi, nechal Sc pojistiti ma
obnos s2oo, 600 bra.r PcnneIl1v
jest poslednf ydli splnomocnen,
ably pojistenf tohoto vyrovnal
vsechny naroky jeho klientn Phi
inkvestu mad mrtvolou PenneIloyou
tten byl jeho dopis, ktery napsal
pied svou smrtf a v nemz Pennell
prohlasuje, BE Edwina l. Burdicka
zavrazdila zena. Dopis .ento byl
diktovan jeho stenograhstce VI
sobotu po nalezenf Burdickovy
mrtvoly. v dopisu onom popira
Pennell vsechen neslusny pomer 8
PAM Burdickoyou a vysvetluje
rnzne jejich sch6ze a prohlasuje,
ze Burdick Sc snazil dostati roz.
vod, ably Sc mohl jinou zenou
ozenit. Toto vyznanf Pennelloyo
pfijmuto bylo vefejnostf y neddve'
rou, nebot Sc pficf odpFisahnu.e.
mu syedectvi PAM Burdic kove.
Patrne, ze bylo napsano Dive,
nezli Pennell zvedel o dnkszech,
jake mel Burdick proti n4mu. Phi
inkvestu Pennellove nebylo rozfe.
seno tajemne zavrazdsnf Burdicka,
ami nebylo zjisteno, zdali Pennell
pfisel zivot nest'astnou nahodou
aneb z1myslne.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-15

z Texasu pfijela nedavno do
Kansas City, Mo-, pani Amanda
williamson, aby vyhovela Ia.
dosti sve pomsty take Sc il to
podafilo. We etvrtek tasne z rama
postfelila jisteho Carrolla Nike z
Fayetteville, Ark, kdyz spsl We
sve loznici y els. 40 zap. 9. ulice.
williamson udrzovala dive S
Nixem ddverny pomer, kdyz,jsouc
opustena SWIM muzem, bydlels
We Fayetteville. Nix pfijel do
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-15
Rodaci, pQzor!

Zde vam podavam popis dvou
fsrem, iez mi byly svefeny do pro-
dele pouze ma 80 dnf "a veImi
nizkou cenu:
Cfs. /. Farma 100 akrech-
100 akrd vzdelano, S akrd zahra-
dy, zbytek pastviste. Domek ?
svetnicich. Dobra voda Pouze
"a $4,000. 90. Til mile cd Cliff
ton, Washington Co., ksns.
Cis. 2. Fsrms I,aoo akrech
900 akr1 vzdelano, 700 akrn
louky, iez Sc mdze celia vzdelat,
200 akrn lesa, GOO akr1 pastviste.
Dobra voda. Ia nejleph vystsv-
nj zaffzenf ma dvou r6zn3ch mi
stech. Prods Sc celia, aneb pouze
600 akrd, "a $50 akr. Sedm mil
do mesta Pottawstomie Co., Ks.
0 dalsf podrobnosti dopiste 81 ma
M. MUSIL,
35m Cleburn, Kans.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-15

Telesps 1navs, dlouhS prace
mozkcsa, rozcilenf, nedostatek
pohybu, netisty vzduch a ma sta
vniternich chorob tvoff pffeinu
bolesti hlavy a neuralgie, lee We
vsech pffpadech zjednajf Severe
Wy prasky proti bolestem hlavy a
neuralgia rychlou dlevu. Cena a5c.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-15
z HMERIkY,
zpRAvY TEleGRAFlcKt.
Pfehled ze sveta politickcho kronika uda "stf

Stat New Jersey pomohl svymi
zakony ma svet iS,27o zahranie'
MIN aooo domaoim trustdm a
sdrusenim, 2 nioha mnohe byly
Ealozeny len na syindlu a proto
nemely dlouheho tryani, Vyskyi.
nuly sc, zakladatele jieh okradli
mnoho dovefivyeh lidi a pax
nastal krach. line zsnikly nasled,
KEN obchodniho nezdaru, v loni
prohlssil guverner "a propsdle
697 spoleenosti pfedloni 646,
Letos tedy zakrouceno krkem vice
sdruzenim nezli kdy pied tim
Mimo to ma stat pied sebou letos
127 spoleenosti a trustn v mem
zalozenych, iez Sc nalezaiI rukou
soudnich ptejfmatel0 Gpadko-
vem fizeni. Minuly rok vydelal
stat ma spolecnostecb takoyych "a
povolenf a dane pies 3 mil. dolla
rn, lee ia dpsdkova ffzeni pohlti
pry tento vydelek te pficiny Sc
poeinaji We statu ozyvati hlasy po
rozumnejsfm opatrnejsim jed
mani.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-15
pilslsAoys,essy proud.

este uikdy neniali plisthhova
lse,i diodniei ma Bills lslandu tab
vclikon ptAci iako minuleho tydne,
nebof krAtke "a dohe piilaii q
zaso yyslali dale ma cesly 5000
ptis.ehovalch, Dno 10 dubns
iice pfiplulo yystenpilo ma btch
fo,f7S Jest to ohtovsky ptival,
ktory nrustalc var0sta konisaf
Williams pravi, DC icn malo phi.
st6hovale0 Jest zdraovauo a iest6
meme Jest jieb, ktefi poslani sp6t
pro pfitiny. Tfida ptistehoysle0
ted sem pfijisdejieieh jest pry mad
pramer We .zdeani zamoanos,i
velika vGtsina ptistehovalcn ne
zdrzuie Sc ma vychode, ale vydavA
Sc na zapad a severozapad. Letos
die vseho pfistehovalecky proud
bude ten nejvetsi ' snnalech teto
rebubliky.
Suroyy vrah.
Velikonoenf nedele Buffalo
potfistena byla lidskou krvi Polak
Josef kwiatkowski, 81 rokd stary,
byl dosti zamoznym clovekem
pokud byla jeho manzelka ma
zivu, ale kdvz zemfela, tu to slo
MIN s kopce. Kwiatkowski pocal
pitt "a nejaky Gas ma to musel
Sc ubytovati Il cizich lidi. Nalezl
81 byt u jiste pani Tekly Violin.
ske, jeff deti nemohly Sc vsak
srovnati chlapcem Kwiatkow-
skcho Wolinska Sc proto roz-
hodla, ze mu da vypoved. kdyz|
pfisel kwiatkowski domn nede,
Ii, tn mu to oznamila a ten roz-
vzteklen vytahnul revolver a potal
stffleti ma Wolinskou zasahnul
il do prsou smrtelne poranil
Jedna Q kulf zasahla jeho deseti-
leteho synka okamzite no usmr-
tia. Sousede pfivolali policii
ia vypalila asi tficet ran do oxen
mistnosti, kde Sc zufivec nalezal,
ale zadna Q ran tech no nezasahla
a Kwiatkowski stfilel 2 revolveru
tax dlouho, al vsechny naboie,
ktere mel vystfilel. PAX policie
vylomia dvefe a Kwiatkowskebo
pFemohla, syazala dopiavila do
YEzenf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-15

MA PRoDEJ nam etyfi tame
kons. Kdo by 81 je pfaI koupit,
necht Sc obrztf 1stne neb pfsemne
ma: F. v. JANEcEK,
36k3) Monterry, Nsb.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-15

HLEDA Sc dobry krejci ma
kalhoty vesty cd kusu aneb ma
tydennf plat. Plat dobry stzla
prace. Haste Sc Franka Po-
lska, Wymore, Ncb. 37ks
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-04-15

kansAs City hespoohyhy pfo,o,
aby unikaal Willismsnst, IA ho
vask nasledovAla tonhou po po.
msie ttdei. kdyi les,e essne
rano o palscs,e spal, "a sc Will.
amsovA neposorovane vplilila X
nemu poeala na neho s,lilsti.
prva koule ho poranila ma nose,
tteu na Sabine a ttvrta ns leve
ruee. pA,A a posledni kulc mi
uuls sc eile. po stfclbe SC neehala
Willismsovs klidne satknoutk Nix
byl dopraven do nemoenice skoro
umfrsjici. Williamsonovs dozna
Ia, ze Nike stfelila re zarlivosti.
pfipravovala Sc k tomu liz delsi
iobu. v cell sveho vykonantho
sinu litovala.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-22
An Appeal Tor the Orphans

Editor Constitutions The time when
mothers brought their little ones to Jesus
and lie said, Suffer little children to
come unto me- suggests this thought: If
our Lord felt thus concerning children
who had mothers to bring them to Him
how would His great heart have gone out
to little boy or girl who had no mother?
No mother to cut and fit its little gar
ments. tuck 1t in the trundle bed and
teach 1t to say. Now l lay me down to
sleep" No father to provide for 1t. I be-
lieve that il there is one object on earth
ciearer to Christ than any other it is
little dependent child bereft of its parents.
God says in the forty-iirst Psalm, BLESS
ed is he that considereth the poor" To
my mind. there are none poorer than a
dependent orphan. This is the day of
many religions but God tells us that
pure religion" is to care for the orphan.
Many little Georgia orphans are being
fed clothed and trained at our homo at
Hapeville. We are greatly in need Of
money for our current expenses. Will not
your readers help us?
JAMES B. TAYLOR,
Financial Agent Baptist Orphans Home.
No. 247 Capitol Avenue, Atlanta, Ga
J. r. TAYLOR, Z. D..
Georgia Baptist Orphans Home, Atlanta.
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DeBidder, La.
How To Solve the Race Problem.

Editor Constitution: Very much is
being said today the race problem.
very little Of which touches bottom. To
deny there is a race problem is to deny
what is proven to us daily by ocular dem
onstration There has been race prob
lem ever since there have been races,
but the most intricate of these confronts
Many plausible solutions have been sug-
gested. One is wealth. [ am sure the
problem will never be solved without the
acquisition of more property on the part
of the poorer race, but am equally sure
that, this alone will not settle it.
Education has been suggested. l be-
leve in industrial and literary education
and am confident this is involved in the
solution of the problem; but this alone
will not solve it.
Then. the ballot has been suggested. L
believe that it is to the interest Of his
country that every man who can make
wise and intelligent use of his ballot
Sshould have it; but neither will the
franchise alone settle it.
He reasons we'll who regards these
things involved In the final solution Of our
difficulties, but he reasons i'll who sup
poses that any one of these or all OF
these together will settle the race prob
lem 1t is deeper than that. He is Oh
the surface who supposes that the drop
ping of d piece of paper in box, the
increase of the gray matter OF the brain
or the Jingle of the dollar can Settle TINS
question.
At bottom it is not a civil, an educa-
tional or a financial problem. Beneath all
these it is q moral problem. The only
cure for moral disease is a moral rem
edy. The only true morality has its
roots III religion The mutual recognition
OF the brotherhood of men is the only
solution of the problem that confronts
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-22
W. R HEARST HELPS TECH.
CHECK FOR $4,000 GIVEN BY
NEW YORKER.
Announcement Of Gift Was Made by
Governor Terrell During Com
mencement Exercises.

The announcement of w. r. Hearst
gift Of 5000 to the chronological school,
offered through Congressman Griggs and
announced by Governor Terrell. at the
commencement exercises Thursday, Great
ed quite a sensation in the large audience
assembled at the Grand opera house.
Congressman j. M. Griggs had delivered
the commencement address, but had mace
no mention OF the gift of which ne was
the bearer. A number of other dlstln-
guished men had spoken briefly. Wnen
Captain Lynsdn Hail. president of the
archaeological school, introduced the gov
ernor. After congratulatfDg the grad
uates he remarked that ne had an I'M
portant announcement to make. AT TINS
the audience was all attention, but the
governor kept his hearers in suspense I'M
til he had almost finished speaking, put
when the announcement of the donation
was finally made it was greeted with a
burst of applause.
The president of the school of technol-
ogy has asked me to make an announce
ment," said the governor, and nave
told him that it would be pleasure TO
do so.
Now as to the distinguished Amez ican
| mentioned. lie IS q great llleltu VI tSSl-
meal education-not only of technical edu-
cation, but of technical education OF the
white boys of the south. Though possess
ed of great wealth. and having, at least
LOCO men under him, there is not one
man in this 900 who approaches nm IN
the amount of work he does. So not only
is he a friend of technical educa'loh, pul
of labor for he is a laborer hlnsei.
"A few weeks ago it was pupllshed 10
the world that the lamented Irlehu % ttir -
school. the late James Swami. had let
bv his will $1,000 to the school. lew
weeks ago, also, the distinguished amen
can | spoke of wrote to Judge Hrless
and asked his permission 10 give s2'Voo as
his first contribution to technlcal euued-
lion in the state of Georgia.
.'And now in the name Of Willlan1 ian
dolph Hearst, of the state OF Ne" 81 ~
ave. of the United States-l present ms
check for $1,000. r..
Indeed we may expect more IN the iu,
ture and | hope that friends OF the school
win augment the $4,000 gift of MI swami
and the S.. 900 gift of Mr. Hearst untli
Captain Hall has sufficient money 10 puma
accommodations for 200 more teen stu
dents And it is my hope to be apie7
when I retire from the oiflcc now nolo
to look proudly upon the technoioslcal
school and know that it is the home OF
/ 900 Young men of Georgia gaming 'eeh-
nj pduca TONS
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-22
THEY FOUGHT IN MIDSTREAM.
Unique Place Selected for Glove Con-
test in Memphis.

Memphis. Tenn. June 1.-THE first
glove contest at Memphis for two years
was held tonight on an enormous barge
floating IN midstream on the Mississippi
river.
The fight was under the auspices of the
Memphis Athletic Club doc" Hottum
manager. The inaugural light in the
floating coliseum was witnessed by a
large crowd, and resulted in a twenty
round contest to draw between johnny
Regain, of St Louis, and Johnny Kelly,
Of Chicago, bantam Shts.
The fight was fast, clean and hotly CON
tested. with Kelly having shade the
best Of 1t throughout in the open fighting
and Regain easily superior in the ex-
change of blows in the clinches. Since
the city has placed boxing under the BAN
almost two years ago. there has not been
a contest here
1t Is only made possible at present by
the employment of the barge which has
been fitted up by the athletic club and
mas a seating capacity Of 1000 persons.
The main event was preceded by a ten
round draw between local aspirants
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-22
BATE PRAISES JUDGE PARKER.
Thinks He Is Acting Properly if He
Wishes Nomination.

Chattanooga, Tenn, June i5.-(Special)
Senator W. B. Bate arrived in the city
tonight and will be here for several days
Senator Bate said Il am in very good
health and if I am as we'll when tha
time comes I viii undoubtedly be a can
dtdate for reelection. Whether OF not I
will have any serious opposition. Of
course. will develop later. However.
everything looks promising now ma
am we'll satisfied with the situation
II think the democratic outlook nation
allv IS very bright, but l disagree with
some of the party leaders who are hunt
ing for candidates for the presidency
This early. Senator Hanna evidently had
scne such idea, about his party when he
suggested the improperly OF indoIsIlG
Roosevelt at the last OHIO convenIl3n-
4"To bring a man out now is only To
exnosa him to the light Of publicity,
and set the opposing party 70 t'sn .'tiif2,
him before the time comes. am nearby
in favor of letting the question OF e-oS-
ing a candidate rest until We see WhaS
the situation and the issues are 10 Pc
Then we can select one that Will hC LIS
case AS the situation now stands, nay .
no doubt that Judge Alton Parker "ould
he nominated if a vote were TO be taken
fodav: how future developments VIII
affect his candidacy, We cannot know
He is conducting himself very modestlF
and with pr0priety, / think. ana tn9
best course for him IS 10 aV0la puo.Io
attention as much as possible unul th7
canpaign opens The great danger 70 q
man In his position IS that every lhIhE no
dos is closely scrutinized and pad mo-
tlves are imputed to his acbonS ana us
utterances are misquoted by the oPpo-
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