The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-05
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Fl 1,RrTS1fATsD ON THE BENCH.
fbS 11x-senator T. c. prltchard, Of North
Il Carolina, the leader OF the LILY White"
movement III that state has been APP
# pointed to succeed Justice Clabaugh. Of
the District Of Columbia Supreme Court,
who Ii to become chief Justice ut the ro-
II tlremert OF ChIef Justice Bingham april
J go. Mr.. Prltchard will retire altogether
!, from politics. Nj 4
a WASHINGTON ASKS j Us,rICE. Y
" BookerbT. Washington made nj, az peanl
Tor Justice Tor the negro before the ven
tieth Century Club Mt Boston March ~,
land asked that his race be Judged BY us
best men, and not by Its worst. ZIG
said the negro race was the only race
y which 10 far had been able to look the
3 white man III tho face. to live BY his
& side. to increase In numbers, and which
4 refused Ito die. T Il discussing the race
question III tho philippines ne said nc Nc
most important thing to him scemeo %
i be not whether tho Filipino should 20
4 classed with the white or tho black race ace
\ hilt whether he would have to go about
classcd as a problem and not as g man. :
\ SHAW QU1zzEs DDNfO CRA'Tlls,. /,
f. IN an address at IT, banquet OF the
$1Slckapoo Club, Peoria, H., Tuesday, Sec
rotary OF the Treasury Shaw, speaking
q o. the Democratic tariff revision pro-
grnnlmc asked whether the Democrat s
would remove protection temporarily = :
permanently from monopoly produced
n goods, What would they do after the
x mon opoly had become bankrupt 4. ana
foreign competitors had entered? iie rs. az, au !.
T. yoca led a measure OF con- troll Eratner IS tnhn
X revision OF rates. y 4 I'll
1ooPEW SAPRECIATES BRYAN.
In II Washington interview senator
Dope W., OF New York, asserted thai bryan !
/. was the virtual ruler OF his party .. !,
present. and that he would 20 nomlnn I. 5, =
ia 1901 or rarna the candidate. he tninKs
that Mr.. Cleyeland's promlnence. 10 IN
+ creasing Mr. Bryans lighting strength
5119the party. 8j$5 4
NEW y DIRK EXCISE It 4 >. III 7. .s i,
5s Under whip and spur OF the Rep l blllt-
can majority final passa &c OF the new y,
\ "a per cent. 81 increase OF the liquor TX, =
!, cense law was forced In the rev - DIV, =
4 : asembly Tuesday, with only two Replb-
n Ilcan votes against It. This measure was ~
nart-iof Governor Odell' IS programme LOT
increasing tho State reve nues 70 ',E 90
interest and charges pom the
canal loan rho other princlpie Iie. .lua :
tsSsthe q proposed tax on mortgages o. o.
6l Iii. aiyear. Il Also a tax o { l per cent.
iinheritances of real estate over Wy Wy;
4 nm u,aa ,templat ted On the mortgage 2 g
fnx!t1e Republican, eaders are a.. ), ~, ouus
senator Platt having thrown MS ihllue1.ee
against It. n x Il
pREsIpENT'ss TOUR BE ;GflJ ~ ~
psr-e.,dor,t roosevelt and his party le e.
washington "Wednesday IN a. flne spec.a T.,
train OF six cars over the penhss aYas,rs1
u $orT Ria az tended journey across inc co oN
-. His first speech was made at
i 1tarrisburg before the pennsylvania Leg :,
ature. IN 1t he praised the report {. o. {
ths Coal Commission. On MS way a. YES sesty
ward tho President rode for about MY
miles IN the gine; IN me e f 1ohn snrs
I,artySas his special guest = a.; 800 ~
roughs, the poet-naturallNi!s ' list.