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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-24
WenutcS Sapitef.

Gensi botte in3niiden SUIT unb
llmpurf Der ilngen Srau fortaetra'
Gen unb %anprobiert un0 mar iofort
eutifloiIen. WelinOa SoneS 5u bitten,
ihr ans ibrem gralten aleibe ma
ibrem 8olmblattb,,te a6nli6eS al
ferti9en.
Gen5i batte ertpartet, borgc7teQi
All merben, oils SuliitS feline Srau 81,
Glide fiibrte. Gin babies Sabr
friiher bate er bas gull5 natiirIid)
Qefunben; ieitoem o6er bate er
MandeS aelernt un6 permieo bel,
fraaenoen 9lid Der Mlttter.
luS Gcnsi aber botte man bon
ieher piel 8t piel gennd)t, Inn lie
iebt au iQnorieren, uno Wtrs. Worf.
ham fiiblte lid georunqen, al iagen
.Gtbie, baS lit Gen5i Elimpton!"
9aB Die 8etreiien6e 6os SienIt,
nlGbhen iei, lieB Gt6elbn ii6 porerI,
nid,t traumen; Dab lie cine ltntcroe.
oronete mo penig gebil6ete 8erioi
fei, erfunnte lie iofort. @enr
GtGeloa lie ii%6erborpt qriiBte. NOR eS
10 rmmertlidL naB GeR5i bolo be,
iGloB, bein6ilfebrcrL neil cine .ioldj
itolae Yrtie" i'm Sauie lei.
Mrs. Morfbam iob Sen Stlrrn;
fommen uno SuliuS begrifi ooi
@tbelon feineu auten Ginorud qe,
madlt babe. @ie mar Dies aud
m6alih bel Ger falten itol8en Miene
bic ibr Intlib ME perlieB, i'm @eaen
tbeilt nur Slnabm, ais lie ipGbrenf
bes giiens iab, mie balb 0trs. Marf
ham balo Gensi bonn Slid auiituno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-24
Whtcs Ganitcl.

Ntl0r lDQr, EN- elgeltlDunIllueE
Character. Sitrd eillen Stur5 bonn
Gieroe hattie er in Ser &inobeit elur
aopiperIcblmq erlitten, nnb ieitbem
tpar er, tpas ieine M,ltter rionoer'
bar, bic Nudbarn aber eincn balben
Simpel nuniteu. Sm Sitter ltano CT
SsSlllius am nGdJiten iab jebof finger
ans ais ale 9rilOer. Sein hilbldes
runoes @eIiht batte etpaS Wdod)ens
hates: beulloh mad)te er jeOen
Sonntaq InItalt, ii6 81, raiieren.
trat nit Weiier uno Streid)rienlen
Dor Den Gpiegel unO beorbeitete, 5ltnl
aroBen Grg0Beu zines Seben, Der i'm
a,tnt eriten Male iab, bas bartloie
@eiiht.
Sriiher, ols oben am &rer5pege
cine @irtbidaft eroffnet tpltroe,
hattie Simon Wlltter unb 9rrber cine
ihipere griiiung bercitet. Sn
mand,er 9taft, ipenn Der &eaen.
ftllrm iiber ole n1dtlite Trairie
feqte, muBte Si,lius ben marmen
Gamin perlaiien unb biltalls in bas
llnipetter ellen, Inn Inop 81 Ilthen.
@r fanb i'm mebr oenu eit Wal
ne6en Der StraBe nit Serfrabtem @e-
iidIt unb elmer Qu%sbiinitllna, melhe
Die 8ebauptung, oes miiiie i'm
Ssemono nieOergemorfen baben", TO-
fort Siigen itrafte.
Inbn mar Dem Srurlfe erge6en,
bis Ger Mfiiiionar Solpnseno mad,
Slncn fam. Snter Sopnsenb's
Gimme, @Pien mo Intlib medtell
in%mpothiid)e Saiten in anbp's gruIt,
nnb Ser iunge Wann, ereriffen bon
feiner Geoe, betrat bie @irtbi6aft
am &rer6fuege nid)t mebr.
gn eSulius' Sod]5eitsabeno nabrt
er lein 8ebetbud, uno cine oiinne
Salqfcrse, begob iid in ieiu Stiib.
den, los ieine @ebete rn6 fiigte auS
eiQenem &er5en baS SIe6en bel baf
iein 8rrroer gliiflid iueroen, lnb oalI
er iel6it itetS liebepoa iein modlte
aedeu Die neile S6peiter. 0arar
fniipite er inn Ser5en Die Soffnung.
DOB iie nt6t iofprt berausfinOer
m0ae, wieDiel pelliger er miIie alS
Die Inberen.
gttn mar lie a%ngefommel, lno et
trot 8ltr 9egriiBung berein = In
better 9tnd, nit einem groben &il'
IN Ser &anb. Gt6eloa iah auf Der
eritcn 8lid, ipie eS INN i'm itan0
aber IN ieinem IuSorud lag ettpas
10 3nrtes, ans ieiller Gimme flanc
etlpns 10 Mil1renoes, ole er III
.Sdlneitcr Gthie" lnnnte. onB tie iid
al linn binge5ogen fiiblte, wie 81
&iemono ionit.
Sulills bate baS 3uiammcntreficr
ietner Sralt nit IuoD eigentlif &C.
fiird,tet; er ipor mebrmolS olf Sen
Gunfte. ibr 5lt iaGen: .glnbp iii bolt
blG0iinnia." g6er er brad)te es MIDI
Iber Die Sippen; benn INNER miebe,
talldlte oas bittenoc @eiidJt Dor i'm
aui. init Dem Dor leiner Nbreiie NLnor
All ibm geiagt Bate: Sag ibr uidt
mas td) fir Elm ormielige5 @eiA0p-
bin; LAB iie es ielbit berouSiinoen.
SuliuS beobad)tete MN Gngitlif
iuelfen Ginorud Der 9rllber madte
lrnb punOerte iih iebr iiber bie nelli
Stimmm9Spboic IN Gtbeloa'S
@cien. Nadoem Tie Glbp geieben
tiiblte lie lid, nid)t nlebr bnlb 10 eiit'
fam; lie lieB i'm lire Sono balten
Die er ianit itreidelte rno nit feline,
eiaenen per9lid. y&lein Sdwelter'
&&r" nonnte er Gtbeloo, ole i'm
aipar nidt flein, aber piel jiinse,
portam, ais er lie iid geoadt bate
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-24

Gin sufrieoener Irbeiter lit Sci
SobtenarGber Der Gorge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
SCHOONER cAPs1zED.
Captain, Crew and Two Pas
sengers Drowned.

Especial to The Times !spatcl.)
WILMINGTON, n. c., Dec. 1o.-The
coasting schooner Clarence FL. trading
between Shallotte. N. c.. and Wilmington,
capsized OFF this coast in a gale Of wind
last night, and the five persons on board
were drowned. Not one was left to toll
the tale Of their fearful experience. those
drowned wcrc Captain L. II. Hewott tho
master: Morrison Caison. and Jim Rich
ardson, sailors. and Captains William
Lewis and James Lewis. passengers, al
from Shallotto.
The wreck is lying on the beach with
bottom up. A small sailing vessel which
arriped In port to-day passed near tic
wreck early this morning. and the cap
tain brought the news Of the disaster
The Clarence II. came out OF Shallotto
yesterday and ran into storm. The
wind blow a gale last night and tho yes
sci capsized.
Ships arriving to-day report terrible
experience at sea. The body OF Captain
william Lewis washed up on tho beach
near the wreck this afternoon. a careful
watch Is being kept for the four miss
Ing bodies,
Tho members of the crew were youns
men. The Lewises were prominent IN theiI
county, and leave lurge families,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11

hnll. editor Of the Sunday School Times,
but his death attracted little attention,
Herbert Spencer was a great phiiltosopfl-
~ ana ono 81 Tie most brilliant writer's
~ Tho ngc. Tic contributed much to
science md litcra t,,re, and 't mas been
.,id NJ lin 10 rend his works Is n lib-
eral education,
Horny Clay Trumbull was also man
of intellectual force but his energies
turned IN another direction. He dclved
IL lie rich mines of tho Bible and dug
out It's most beautiful gems Of truth. Flo
sought diligently for the hidden trelhls -
rre and gavo 1t generously to the world !.
Iro. many years lie was perhaps, the
foremost figure In Sunday schooi Work li
fl tho world, nnd no man contributed
more to Sunday School literature. He
Ina d genius for finding the heart OF
tho Sunday School lesson, and for prlng-
nr ouu and irlpressing the truth lie
ovcd his work and loved to do good
lie believed in tho Bible, and IN oil that
a. tnught. and lie wrote from convic-
ton. 1Ic was the Sunday school teachers le1'
friend. and his aids and stimulus 10 the
study or the Bible will be greatly MISS
cd
spencer appealed to the intellect
yrumbul appealed to the heart. Spencer
taught cold lifeless philosophy; rum rum
bull taught living, life.gving, religion
Spencer offered to his disciples light
Trumbull offered TO his, faith
Which of these two great writers
did more for the good and consolattl ton u
humanity?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
The ,rimes-.D Dispatch.
Published Daily aud Weekly
A. No. 4 North Tenth Street,
Richmond, va Entered Janu'
ary II, 1908, at Rlc!,nond, va,
as second. class matter, Under
Act Of Congress Of March 8
| 1879.

a The DAILY TIMES DISPATCH is 500
BatS2 cents copy. i.
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sold at s cents n copy.
THE DAILY TIMES D1sPA|TCH oy
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ss2.5o for six months; $50 Tor 'nree
months
The SUNDAY TIMES DISPATCH oy
H mail $500 n year.
The a DAILY TIMES DISPATCH. IN IN
Guiding Sunday. in Richmond and man
chester. by carrier, IL cents per we week: of
80 cents per month.
n The SUNDAY TIMES DISPATCH ny
y carrier, cents per week.
The WEEKLY TlMEs-D1sP-AT ~
$500 a year.
All Unsigned Communications VIII DC
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Rejected Communications will not DC
Z returned unless accompanied by stamps
Up.Town office at 7. a. Mil'ers, NO.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
Alaska and Panama.

In 1867 We bought Alaska for s7,20oooo,
and thereby acquired an area of terri
torv which Is onC-third of that OF the en-
tire United States. We also acquired cX-
ceedlngly valuable mining. fishing and
sealing rights, notably the Prlbilon Is
lands. The TrcnGwel Mines alone hnvo
produced over sl6.0OO,0O0, which Is over
twice the original cost OF Alaska, and
yet we are TO pay slo.0oO.0oo of money
earned by tho sweat Of the brow OF
American people for the purpose OF CIV
Ing Panama canal, which VIII prove the
greatest revenue producer IN Central
America. All that can be urged IN de-
tense of this action Is that President
Roosevelt has made bargain With Pan
ANA and mast stand by 1t. A bargain Is
n bargain, hut It sometimes pays ia
choose good trader when sl0.000C0O Is
to be expended for the privilege of CIV
Ing somebody else an enormous advan'
tage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
OXFORD ENTERPRISES.
The Approaches to the Town
Are All Being Improved.
ISnecinl 10 The Times-DlspatchO

fspecial 10 The Times Dspatch)
OXFORD, N, c., Dec. 1O.-The new cot
ton mill organization In Oxford, under
thc management Of w. A. Erwin, OF
Durham, is doing well, and is now one
OF Oxford's greatest enterprises.
The White cannery Is another new
enterprise here, which Is doing large
and profitable business rms 1irHl Cans
fruits and tomatoes. Most or tho toh'a-
toes arc raised on the farms OF the COM
pany near town. and thereby tho com
many is enabled to operate WITH greater
profit than II they bought az theif sup
plies. !.
rho tobacco market here Is one OF
thu best in tho State, being larger than
even the Durham market or any other
market In this section of the State. There
Gnre five mammoth sales warehouses here'
and largo number OF prlzeries ana othcr
tobacco buildings, Perhaps the leadlnE
leaf tobaccon!sts in the State, with the
execution Of those at Wilson, reside mere.
The market has rapidly advanced IN price
for several weeks past
Tho good roads movement IS oei's
rapidly developed here. Before long the
principal roads leading out from the
city vii be made good turnpike roads.
Granville county now has good CON
Wet system" for road worklng' ana alse
twenty thousand dollar bond ISSUE
which will be spent on inc rohos' hIo
these. together with tho provision Ina,
each hand IN the county OF roaa age, sh y
work four days per year or ~ lleu tlere,
OF pay So each year IN his d|seretsoh, WI
give this section good roads, and thereby
rrent!y advance the value of property II
tho county, and build UP the town Of On
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
Hanna or No?

r Mr.. Hanna continues to protest that
II is cruel to him to mention his name
in connection with the Republican prcsi-
Dental nomination, but his friends go
straight along putting in a good word
for him, whenever they can.
The truth is that there are many Re-
publIcans who prefer Mr.. Hanna to Mr.
Roosevelt. In tho business world may
be found no inconsiderable number who
attribute to the President the chill that
las fallen upon so many business enter
prlses Of late.
When he went into Office he was dis
trusted as an unsafe business man. This
fact he knew and hence he has been on
his good behavior, so to speak, but II ia
argued that he will be under no such
restraint II reelected j he has made
had breaks" In his first term. what
may bs expected OF him In his second
when he VIII have free hand?
Such are some OF the views held
The opposition to the nomination Of Mr.
Roosevelt Is an undercurrent Of the poll
tical seas. 1t does not show itself,
With tho Republican masses it'appeari
that he Is very strong, They like his dash
Ing ways, his trough ride" methods
his push" and snap" But there ar
some who ponder things well. and VII,
would prefer safer man in the presi
Dental chair than he liz. But can or vii
they assert themselves, and can the.
carry ,he people with them? 1t seem
incredible, Roosevelt will be renoninate
unless he himself brings on defeat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
$1,000 FOR a FINGER.
City Council Turns Down Car
nanie,s Prnnnsition.

WINSTON SALEM, N. c., Dec. 10
.rdge McNeill to-day issued an order
removing the case OF w, $, Necdham,,
against the Norfolk and Western Rail-
way, to the Federal Court. the pI %, =.
Mountain, During a trip to West V!r-
ginia some timo ago, he was struck by
an engine on the line OF tho Norfolk and
Western and knocked off the track Ills
INJURIES consisted Of broken finger re
Instituted q suit in Forsyth Court for So
0Gt,
The Joint committees appointed some
time ago by tho Winston and Salem Az
.horities to act upon Andrew Carncgle's
proposition to give $4,000 for public
library declined to accept same.
asked to accept $4,000 amt to make m
appropriation Of $4,000, maintain tho IL
hrary tho building to be erected on
West graded school lot.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
FIERY ORDEAL.
Mad Rush Of Audience, Some
Blazing When Lamp Burst.

Especial to The Times spatch.2
GREENSBORO, N. c., Dec. 1o-At an
Entertainment given hero last night by
q glass blowing travelling company IN
the old rooms Of the Record. a pressure
vapor lamp exploded, set the building
on fire. produced a panic among the
thirty Or forty people present and set
fire to several q few OF lhem Delns
quito badly burned.
When the mad rush for tho door and
windows was over, It was found that
Miss Cora Jones, of tho Revolution fln-
ishinE mill, who had. with her hair on
fire, and her, clothes, crashed headlong
through plate glass window. was pad
~ burned, and cut with glass. AS soon
as she reached the street, screaming
FIRE, a colored man rushed up. threw his
coat around her, smothered the flames
and saved her life. Windows IN tho
front and rear Of the building wero
smashed all to pieces by tho escaping
crowd. and one side of the double front
door was torn from its hinges
With several people blazing With IRE
from the sprlnkled ignited vapor, and
everybody madlys rushing for escape, ~
is wonder that, there was no latal OF
Very serious casualty, Even Miss Jones
is reported resting easy this morning,
suffering more from nervous shock IMAM IMAM
from her cuts or burns.
The ticket seller Of the show, who was
counting his money near the front win
dow when tho explosion occurred, was
not only badly bruised by the onrushlng
crowd. but his money was scattered
everywhere about the floor on the pave
mcnt and some OF it was found this
morning on the street. While o great
,nanv Of tho sight scers were singed and
slightly cut, tho following were the more
sevio,,Sly hurt: Ess Ee
r. G. Prince, merchant. head and hand
burned; hand cut by glass.
]. c. Fowler, hand cut.
John Robinson. leg burned; hand cut.
Miss Cora Jones, head OF ,a'r purle9
off. scaln bllstcred; hands burned and
glass cut.
james Benton, hand cut; face burned
and blistcrcd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
For Pure Elections,

The General Assembly seems deter
mined to strengthen the pure elections
law at every point and to make It as
nearly perfect az human ingenuity can
contrvc.
1t is node work. and In doing this
the members arc backed by the best and
dominant sentiment Of the State.
Let the good work proceed. Let US
have n law that will make It impossible,
as far as the law can do It. to use money
improperly in tho elections Of Virginia.
The spirit mamleSted in the General AS
sembly is admirable. and will exert a
wholesome influence throughout the Cons
mOnWcalth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
penitentiarv Bill.

The House Of Delegates showed
nroper disposition and did the correct
thing yesterday in passing thu Senate
bill making an appropriation of $4,000
to complete the new cell building at the
penitentiary.
This money Is needed, and will be
used to put In q sanitary system OF
plumbing, ventilating apparatus, steam
beating, etc. Nothing will DO spent for
Recommendation" The building will be
severely plain and solid, sufficient for Its
purposes, and as "up-to-date' as could
be expected from the amount invested
$50, 600, plus $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
4 Galveston's Pluck.

II Ia announced from Galveston that
bids for raising the entire city seven
feet to a. level with the sea-wnll, SO as
~ prevent flood by tidal wnve, nave nays
hoen onencd. The lowest bid offered 10
do tho work is two million dollars ana no
The city will issue bonds In that amount
The filling will require the moving o.
eleven million cubic yards OF eur'n'
when It is recalled that only a /. a9 y,
years ago Galveston was practcaiiS
rwept from the faco OF. the earth oS u
storm. It is simply marvellous that 'hc
,itv has now recovered from Its disas-
Ter. and is able to do this stupendeous
ork.
It illustrates the pluck, courage ana ne ne
,o,sm OF the Southern people, inc same
nluck. courage and hcroism when oout1S-
orn men displayed In war, they nave nave
since displayed in building up their waste
,,pces and the South Is now the grow
ins section Of the country. and one OF Inc
most prosperous. EIurrah Tor Galveston
and Southern pluck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
The CAPITOL.

Tho people of Virginia will never con-
sent in this generation to have our nop'c
old capitol building torn down. or even
thrust aside as museum. 100 many
sacred associations hang about IT. anu
sentiment rules the world
But the Capitol must be repaired ana
enlarged, and when the work IS DONE 't
should be done right.
Let us have no ship-shod patch work.
The state is amply(able to put the build
Ing in thorough repair and provide nddi-
tional and necessary room to accommo-
date Its increasing business. And the
sooner the work is begun the better.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
MR.. FOSTER RESIGNS.
He Was Fined for Contempt by
Judge Of the Court.
(sncciul "a The Times-p lspatch,)

(SpeCluI 70 THt IIITSs'tF1I1FN''7
DERlcKsRURG, VA, Dec. 10
Mir. Charles y, Foster, Of this city, mas
rendered TO Judge r. =, Waller OF spot
sylvania County Court, his resignation as
prosecuting attorney IN the trlat OF lor or,
mer clerk I. n. II, CrIsmond. which Will
come up. in that county on December
i7th
MI Foster VAS fined by Judge Waller
sos for contempt on the ground that ne
was connected with petition asking
Judge Waller to secure some other judge
to try the Crismond cases. he promptly
paid the fine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
GOOD SHOW
IFORP AR.KBIL,,.L|
Congressman Gudgcr Regards
tile Prospect for The Appala-
chan Reserve a. Good One.
KING KELLEY SIGNS SOUTH
Wanted to Flog Man for Asso-
5ciating With Negro Woman.
She Was a Prisoner.
Especial to Tho Timcs-Dlspatch.)

Especial to Tho Times Dispntcll)
RALEIGH, N. ca Dec. 10.-Congross-
man Gudger Of tho Tenth North Caro-.
lima District, arrived from Washington
to-day OIL business connected with tho
Supreme Court. Flo says 1lo regards
the prospect MS very good for the pass
Age Of the Appalachian Park bill during
this session and that tho matter will
tc pressed with special yigor immediate
ly after the holidays.
The Corporation Commission issues an
order directing tho Carolina and North
western Railroad Company to apply the
standard freight rates to Its road. which
runs from Chester to Lenoir. Tho order
Is effective at once
KING KELLY SIGNED.
George Kelly, Familiarity known in
base ball circles. as "I<ing" Kelly, has
sIsncd al manager OF tho jacksonville,
Ella, team for the coming season. Ho
was nagerai for tho Raleigh team for
two seasons-19OO and 1901 and for Green's
boro last year.
Cards are issued for the marriage OF
Miss Kate Skinner, daughter Of Mr.. B.
s. Skinner, Of the Agricultural and Me-
.chanicul College, to Mr.. ~. w. Hunter,
the ceremony to be Wednesday, the goth,
in tho Church Of the Good Shepherd
of the Confcderacy have secured Cap
tain 8. A. Ashe. Of this city. to deliver
IN address on General Leo on the occa-
sion OF the celebration Of Lees BIRTH
day.
MANY CHARTERS.
The name of tho stanly Light and
Power Company, Of Salisbury, Is au-
thorzed by tho Secretary Of State to
DO changed to tho Salisbury and Spencer
change Is to construct and cooperate a
street railway in Salisbury to be extend
ell later 10 the town OF Spencer.
Tho Carolina Coupling Company OF
Ashcyjlle, Is chartered with $4,000 capt.
tai to manufacture thill coupcrs and
other kinds Of couplers. etc.
Tho Demcnsion Lumber Company, OF
Frigh Point, Is chartered with 50, GOO capl-
1al. d. II. knight is the agent In charge.
a charter is granted to the Underwood
Pharmacy, Of Southern Pines. the capi-
tai being 5000. ]. 7. Underwood Is the
principal incorporation.
Another charter granted to-day was
to- the Stanly Mining and Realty Com
pany, OF Albemarle, stanly county. This
company has capital Of $4,000. ana )
M. Morrow is the principal incorpora'
| tor.
RACE PREJUDICE.
!. typical case or race prejudice rur
t. seed occurred here this morning:
number Of gentlemen, q prominent west
| arm North Carolina lawyer being among
the number, were very indignant ant
some wanted to flog white man. for
Is they thought, travelling with negro
| woman, as the white men presumed. a.
| his wife. At least the man was notice.
occupying seat with a negro woman y
| a car Of a westbound train. When tht
excitement was at fever heat 1t was as
ccrtained that the man was a deput!
shori1 / hound for Durham from Raleigh
with an important witness In murde
trial. she being held as prisoner e
make sure of her being on hand to testt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
A Hint to the President,

They have been drawing the deadly par
allel on PresloInt Roosevelt and showing
wondrous similarity between that portion
OF his message lelatng to bribery and
published remarks of Circuit Attorney
James W. i 'ik OF St. Louis, on the same
subject. But the President may we'll an
swer his critics in the following lines:
He Wrileth best who stealeth best.
Ideas both great and small,
For the great mind that wrote them first
From nature stole them all"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
Tha most EXTRAORDINARY feut I'M thn ,M

The most extraordinary feat in the way
OF removing house from one site to
another is now being performed at the
cost OF Mr.. John NJ. Longyear, Having
become piquei by the construction of u
railroad in front Of his premises at Mar
qp.sttta. Mich, he is taking down his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-11
Two Great Writers.

TIE other day when Herhsrt Spencer
died, ths fact vas telegraphed all over
the world. and there were many eulogles
ia the newspapers
On tho same day. died I'm the city Of
Ihiladsl phia, gay. Is, Henry Clay Trupa-