The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-28

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God Aitn shty, do hereby appeal tor the
powers of Europe and to ever tivili!Ee.tl
nation 81 the old world, thtouE tlleir
Interfere In some way In behalf Of the
poor, downtroddeh. outraged Afro-At11er--
leans Of the United States. \. fl.
IL ""T The Ameficans if1tervened, 80 they
claimed for humanity, because OF Spain
barbarous treatment s, to the Cubaiis.
They drove, The Spanish army from that
Island at the cost OF many lives. cen !:
murder, bttrhery and torture Of in + J.
cent Cubans.a forgetting the beam that
was In their eye; Of their une1ual say
4 agery, Of burning men alive at the
stake which spaniards would not toll l
crate to be done to thelr btterest zoe.
and a. bett sss rlghRt q Interfere III eiense
of 100000 people that are liable TO be
fmurdered at will ~ pretudiced classics 3
who use that nick name, the whites o., Of
America, for no cause whatever, only,
their skin 10 darker than those that call
5themselYes white people !, !. Y
"tt1 Gods name will the King Of Eng.
land, viii Tire Emperor Of Germany, VIII
the Gear Of R,ssn, S will the Sultan OF O.!
Turkey, Will Athe shah of Persia, will
the Emperor Of Austria. will the King
of Italy. and will the King OF Greece:
will the President Of Switzerland, VIII VIII
the King OF Portugal will the PRESIDENT !'lt ,f !
viii the King OF Slam, will the Emperor
OF China, will / the 7 Emperor, of or Il the
Nikado Of Japan Will the rulers Of Bel
plum, Routr1anin, LuEepburg Monte
negro, and all other foreign powers IN
terfere in some way In & behalf OF ~. me
suffering, outraged and murdered @. AIro-
American people Of the United states
Il and thus save the name OF Christianity
from reproach, nockery and derlslon, ?iis5
Il what do the Northern brethren think
az that? They may be pleased at the
references to the South. but what 90
they think OF the appeal 70 rorelgn
powers ITO interfere? The wnole paper
fairly reeks with treason, ana !. t .,,a,s
agitators were to be TAX en- seriously tney
might find themselves II, DIM WIFI WY
the Federal government. 5# u "a
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Complaint was recently made IN the
English House OF Commons OF the s s17lai
ness Of the amount allotted Tor the St y.
Louis Exposition. Great Britain has ZAP ap'
proprated 70, 900 pounds sterling, or aoo e'''t
$3.50, 900, but Mr.. Fisher the Financial l,''l'
Secretary Of the Treasury, intlmates that that
there Is moro to come. In reply to the
complaint, he said that this sum did not
represent the governments rs, final decision.
He added that the government was con-
WINGED that 1t was essential to 90 every
thing to maintain friendly relations with
the United States above all other :l,t' c ''ul
tries, and such occasions rs the st Louis
exhibition were valuable means TO this
end He believed that the exhibition
would be on magnificent scale; and
would have far-reaching results .;3a
It ia good business for smanufaotur-
Ing ana trading country like England to
advertise at a great exposition like that
to be held at st Louis, and IT Is good
policy for England to keep on good terms
with the United States v &. e
500 IS
The Board OF Police Commissioners Of
Baltimore will probably rescind the old
rule. which has been in force for many
years, forblddng members OF the force
mary elections
Il It is claimed by those who arc urging
resembling OF the rule that the new
primary election law has placed the
party primary upon the same legal plane
as the general election, with the same
penalties attached, and that It Is not,
therefore, ''in the power OF the Police
Commissioners to disfranohise the MEM
bers OF the force, The old primaries
were not legalized, They were purely
party affairs, were not governed by law.
and had no penalties attached"
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sis Cuba, at her own expense. Will cause
the wreck OF tho United States warshlp
Maine to DO raised from the bottom Of
Havana harbor with the hope OF finding
out definitely and settling conclusively
how and by what means that vessel came
to her end. It may be doubted II the re-
opening Of this question will be produo-
tive Of any good But as the work has
been resolved upon by the Cuban Govern
ment 1t may be presumed that Cuba and
the United States, both. will wish to
have experts present to watch It.
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The inquest upon the body OF Burdick
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has raised a fine crop OF suspicion, but no
evidence that was produced would justi-
BY an arrest. Tho Pennell double In
quest will begin Monday, but It 10 now
proposed to dIsinter the remains OF the
woman In order that medical men may
ascertain whether 1t is true, as reported
that she was drugged. II Is argued that
IL it prove true that she was drugged
1t may be safely said her husband did
1T, intending to kill her that way. while
he himself committed suicide. III
And now they say Mr.. Bryan wants to
be chairman Of the National Democratic
party. Tie could do as much mischief
In, that position as no could as candl-
date for the Presidency,