The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-06
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a dispatch to the New York Sun from
Berlin gives Some alleged new informa-
ton on an old subject that was very In
terestlng some years ago 1t informs US
that a new and sensational version OF
the reason Tor the Emperors Dismissal 81
/ the late Prince Bismarck from the chan
celorship OF tho empire In March, 1880,
Is printed by newspapers there. Tho
story Is thu twhcn the Emperor asked
@Prince Bismarck to explain Why no was
negotiating with Dr.gEWindtliorst. the
.catfolic. leader, without consulting his
Majesty, the conversation became hot
Prince Bismarck was SO angry that he
raised an lnkstnnd against his Imperial
master, The story receives attention
only because 1t Is alleged to have been
communicated to the writer BY Moritz
Egdy, who received 1t from tho King
OF Saxony.
Events OF the past week point to the
final adjournment of the Virginia Legs-
lature, that Is now with US, about Christ
mas When tho body came together III
oStra session some weeks ago 1t was the
opinion Of those in a position TO know
what they were talking about. that the
longest wlnded Legislature Virginia has
had to pay for In very many years
would hold itself In existence Just as long
as possible and that when 1t adjourned
for the holidays 1t would BIO to meet
again before the end of the year or on
the first day Of January and hold forth
until the day before the assembling OF
tho new Legislature that was elected In
the month OF November. However, 1t
is now believed that tho prophets of the
carly fall will not see their predictions
verified and the body will adjourn for
good on or about the 22d OF the present
montll-adjourn to assemble no more
forever.
The returns OF the exports OF tho
country for the month of October have
Mt last been published In intelligent form.
They show that all the divisions OF the
export trade for that month shared N
the Increase as compared with the cor
responding month OF last year. But
while agricultural products contributed
most Of tho gain. manufactures helped
materially. Indeed, the exports OF $o7 BOO
G7t In this class Of products have been
surpassed only once for the month IN
question, and only four or i've times
for any month. The present slump o.
the homo market Is evidently TO result
in such an invasion OF outside markets
tOr American ~, 49,
has not hitherto experienced.
Richmond city and all OF its people
ought to be Intensely interested IN the
welcome announcement which the unltea
states Secretary of Agriculture makes an
Lie annual report to the effect that ''the
psychologists OF the bureau or plant }lll.ti
dustry have now developed a cheap ana
Directive method OF DISCRIMINATING aisae
,iv,ot co ha
so many cities. Extensive tests are be-
Ing made with extremely satisfactory
re suits SO far, and when they are ended
tho method will be disclosed
sreaking OF presidential possibilities
1t develops that all of&the talk ABOUT
Judge George Gray becoming the Demo-
cratic nominee for the highest ounce ~
the Gift of the American people comes
from the coal mining regions Of Fenn-
sylvanla where, as a general RUE, every
few Democratic votes are pollea on
election days, However, the people N
that region, who have IN some way gol-
ten very much In love with Judge tray
seem to be getting very much N earnest,
They propose to have q great Ineelllls
In Philadelphia early N January 70 poolll
their fayorite, and the preparations so
far made Indicate that something VIII DO
doing about that time
Something has been doing in the
wheat and and cotton markets during the
past week. While the price OF cotton mas
been soaring N New so a!a,a ana rs ,v SeW
arc repbtrted from Chicago and st. Louis,
j. ogden Armour is said to have the
wheat market completely cornered, Hs
,raked I'M, $4,000 In profits on the wheat
which he sold to the bears one day last
week and can put the price to dollar
q. bushel If he chooses to exercise MS
power. In st. Louis on December Isl all
records in wheat transactions were proken
when pra cttcallyS all the No. 2 red winter
wheat heat deliverable on future contracts In