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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

fields or industry, according to the 5 STATE a;
ment Of railway men, as long as tn ne. rec rn-
twav = interests Fare antagonlIed !. ~ 80
strained BY the Federal Governmeenl.
-" ENDORSE CANAL POLLY
In contrast to this feeling, home g ~,
there is evidence of the POPULARITY o.. tl.e
Presidents Panama Canal DollcX. atl NE
Republicans and Democrats allke. : 10 10
people bof Virginia as whole appesa ~, w., ~
Be Satisfied With the work OF the ha ~ y =
istraton In those branches. for ,which, ,o onn
State and War Departments nave lpceIn =.
responsible. It$is where the l'resldent -, 10
assumed to have departed from the es esq, ~
lIshed and recognized policies OF McK iSIl
i that This anV we "a in Virginia is pro,
claimed. How far the, populnrit$. ~ q his
foreign and insular policy VIII otset tr,.S
weakness is not tn be judged at TINS Tine ;,
No Democrat of the ratticai Type a Ctnl1
be expected to Increase the virginia P !, .
ra]ities. re such a man is nominated ~
ST. Louis and Mr. Roosevelt Is nominated
u ut i Chicago. there will be a very large
stay-at- home vote in this state. virginia
politics are trending towards conserya-
tisnl The nomination. Of "a Dem9cratil :,
Candidate who meets the virginia view III
this regard will put the lacking enlhusl,
assn into herDemocratic campaign a az,
corrcspondingly-i discourage the Repupli-
can leaders. Under these. CIRCUMSTANCES al
It would not be surprising II this state
gave the Democratic nominee, as large a
| plurality as it gave Mr.. Clevelannd r, ~
1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
MARY GOES TO JAIL.
Will be in Hastings Court Later.
Police Court Docket.

Mary Taylor appeared IN court yesterday
morning, escorted by Detective Wren,
She had been previously Indicted by the
grand jury for robbing Dr. I. j. Riddell
Of $780,.
Justice John. accordingly, remandcd her
to Jail to await trial in the Hastings
Court.
sam jackson was sent to Jail for ninety
days for taking SIS belonging to J. E.
Stansburg.
,Hwc small negro boys We're ordered to
be whipped by their mother for throwing
stone: at the C. G. o. freight train.
I'll. case of Hilton Venable, charged
with assaulting Ike Twlne with a knife,
was continued to the 30th.
CHARLES Kent paid $50 tor having pis-
toll In his pocket.
John Harrison and Leslie L. sebree
were sent to jail for thirty days each
tor drunkenness.
Icm Harris, charged With being a sus-
plc:ous character. will tell about 1t to-
morrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
Mr.. BOsHER's WILL.
Several Requests to Public Insti-
tutions-Million Dollar Estate.

Several Requests to Public Ii1sti--
tutions-Million Dollar Estate.
The will OF the late Robert S. Bosher
was admitted to record In the Chancery
Court yesterday. Mrs. Matte Bosher.
Judge George J.. Christian and Mr.. T..
C. Williams. Jr.. qualifying as execu-
tors.
The value Of the estate Is estimated at
81, 100000.
The following belucsts are made to
charitable and literary institutions-viz.
Baptist General Association of Virginia,
$1,000; Richmond Male Orphan Asylum,
$4,000; Richmond College 5000; Wor'nn's
College of Richmond. $1,000; sheltcrlns
Arms Hospital $1,000; Baptist Orphan
age, Salem, Va, 5000; Young Mems
Christian Association, $1,000.
After remembering his brothers, sis
ters and some other relatives with SUIT
nhle beoucsts, the residue Of the estate
Is disposed Of to the widow and chill
dren OF tho tcstator.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
LADIES' TAILOR FREE.
Case Of Bigamy Against Jankel
Zarow Is Nolle Pressed.

In tho case Of the commonwealth
against Jnnke Harow, alias schirctl, me
we'll known ladlcs- tailor. Whose place of
business is on East Grace Street. ana
who was charged with bigamy, nolle
proscuui was entered In tho Hastings
Court yesterday, on motion OF the attor-
ncy for tho Commonwealth.
This action was taken for the reason
that tho woman claiming to be Narow's
first wife has left tho city and DID not
appear against him.
The case has been on tho docket or me
Hastings Court for a number or terms,
and there being no appearance against
tho man, It was Dismissed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
NOT YET QUALIFIED.
Richmond Members of Electoral
Board Assume in February.

Judge 8. B. witt, oftllo Hastings Court.
said yesterday, In relation to the ques-
finn raised as to the tIme for the APP
noIntment Of new electoral boards. that
he had only announced the appointe'ss
for Richmond in advance, but that they
would not qualify until after February
1sc. -
In other words Ills Honor said he had
simply announced who his appointces
would, be. They arc Messrs. - Wiley
Davis, Samuel Cohen and IT, G. Ebel.
They will qualify and succeed Messrs:
Writ Il. Taylor, Charses L. Brown and
James i. McKcnncy, as OF February y
1904
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
LECTURE TONIGHT,
DR.. Evans to Lecture on Sleep
and It's Kindred Phenomena.

~, ", Y; Evans, rector of Monumental
Church, will tonight in The lecture room
OF GRACE Episcopal Church. AT the corner
OF Main and l'oushce Streets, at n quarter
past eight o'clock, deliver lecture on
siecr ana us kindred Phenomena" The
iee'rre Is 10 be given undor the auspices
Of 81, Lakes Guild.
The work at st, Lukc's includes n day
school for children from SIX 10 nine years
0ia' Ihose who attend the lecture will
it,,l lend their aid 10 work that Is
accomplishing much good in Richmond,
ie,ets, u not secured previously, may
bc Lad at the door.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
cHAMeERLAiN'sS COUGH REMEDY is
PLEASANT#TO TAKE,

The finest quality Of loaf sugar Is used
in the manufacture OF Cl1mbe. .aln's
Cough Remedy, and the roots used In this
preparation give 1t a flayo. similar to
maple syrup, making IT quite pleasant to
take children like 1t, and as It contains
no plum or other harmful substance It
has no Injurious after effect 1t always
cures In cases OF colds. Group and
whooping cough It can be given with
implicit confidence. It is equally valu.
able for adults and children, For said
by all druggists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22
OTHER SIDE ! J.
IN VIRGINIA.
Mr.. Trainings View q the Re Re-.
publican Situation III "a
TIC State.
WILL ENDORSE. ROOSEVELT t)!; ! |: I: !
Usual Disposition TO Stand il.
. With the Administration.
Hanna's Popularity.

Yesterday The Times Dispatch pup-
,,shed q letter In the Brooklyn Eagle
written from Richmond by MI. y. =. \
framing, staff correspondent, In wh!ch
thc noltical situation III Virginia from
= Democratic standpoint, was reviewed.
II tho Eagle Of last evening Mr.. Fa M
Ming nublishcs another letter, giving ING INC
Republican view. Tho letter follo"s'
k,chmond, Virginia, January al.-Vi r.
glnia Republicans will instruct tlee't ~ !,
oates to the Chicago Naton Co,V'cll' ~
+, vote for President Roosevclts llo 'IlA
nnton. This Is conceded ly PufR e Ag rom.
,nittee: Hugh Gordon Miller udgo, Lewis ', rs
ard other republican leaders,, VINO VI -
To-Day arranging campaign N et'i,is a. T.,
tile meeting Of the Statc 'Co''''
de 4fG Inc President. The Republicans
here would very carefully weigh III, , orus.
t. oppose t Repup pesaVe ONE. is 50
general q practice as to pc N eilect :, =
l:lia that Southern REPUBLICANS are az att,
m,ntstration Republicans inc s ;, !! ea 49,
ooprrortunities for personal preferment ~, az
nnt lilo In tile State or county Or ct.y
Constituencies of tho South, but IN ~, .no
Federal appointing powers -. IL, ,ine
ton In the absence Of eversl,,le.GiM me
issues against Il Repuolc,un l, - n,,h'
It = 10 be expected that Virginia Eeputn-
iic1ns. like their allies IN the other oou aso
ern States. will be with riesiu a,,,hiic
nf tha North. The Virginia Repupl y, Gun
Understand this to be precisely tlie s sA'usN-
Va = request from the North, fortified by Ss
ASSURANCES from dominating elem mems -
lho M rty- to support tho candidacy o.
Senator Hanna, would probably DC iloi'-
orrd i3y the Virginia Republicans: .,aaa
4 request, no matter how wen ~. .iit -
by Northcrnn anti-Roosevelt q.
Iartick, Mr.. Root or MIR. Hay, would
NJ, he honored without vigorous opJec-
' 'S' HANNA HAS ADMIRERS.
Sonator Hanna has many ADMIRERS
r., c,nta.,t r VII il! him during the MclHlniey
campaigns of 1896 and 1870. Inc ,NlIsli...
| i.rs have the highest posslple Ie spaei
fnr the Republican manager WHO Icu T..
M, last Cleveland plurality OF n nnN ~ -.
this stronghold of Democracy 70 ! o.,
lSryan In 1896 and 29,OOO II lsoS; ~ LIZ,
| tim TO this, they recognize MI. h "a q
No representative of the tlmporttnt
Her,,hlican commercial and fnancia IN ~
te.ssts IF the North, which made Mchin-
lcysni u Southern, as wen as d;sirtrn,
/ nolcv. threatening, and INDEED Hi Isi,,io
rrlting. in Kentucky and west VI Ii.,u
~, nemocratic solid South. They peneSe
IN senator Hanna as they DelleFe III III III
i 5ntl,cr living Republican ~, !,
Senator Quay, Of Pennsylvania il '' -
1lt'& y N, e.;,, h;s ,,r1 ora God r -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-22

ms bcen visiting Mrs. Charles Palmer has
le Mr. Aifrsi Benson is quite sick at his home
o NJ gorge Estes, who has boon ylsi,ilg
Miss May Estes has returned 70 ms rs sot y
~ Ms, & IA. Jones IL visiting her sister, mr'
e. w Lancaster. Of sPetsrhhi n been visiting
nj the Ike homo hom1 Of Mrs Jones. has left for her
hone Nr y mds MS't doodlow left Wednesday for elf
ton Forge on business. :. ~ ,,,.,., 4
Mi,s iinma McGownn who mas Pesm , H,,.G
~ Mn ~ yarp,illera and family, Of North FL,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-08
WHAT THE MINISTER SAYS


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Recognizing This fact. Rev. lIT Carr
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-08
PHILADELPHIA TO
SHOW BIG VOTE

LADELPHIA Nov. Slime
weather and imperative orders OF the
leaders 10 poll neavy vote is resulting
il tremendous baiioting here for ROose-
Welt and the straight Republican ticket
Democracy here is dead, today.
Reports from NFukesbarre show that a
large vote iz being poIIed. Several Of
the mines are idle and the vote is COM
ing out early. From present indications
che vote this scar VIII exceed that
of any previous Presidential election
It I- predicted that Roosevelt Will
carry LuZerUe county and that Palmer
tEeUD for Congress viii be- reelected
A dispatch from Scranton says tha-
EHe Congressional election lu that dis
trIct between Thomas r. Dale, Repub-
l-cll. and Hon. George Howell Demo
r-Hr. s. exciting much more interest
among the voters than U.s. the national
Howell was elected TWO years ago but
was uuscated. He is now seeking a re-
election as "a yiudicatiou. The night viii
bee close
Roosevelt win carry the county by
5000 majority Weather is ideal
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-08
TO GET RETURNS
AT WHITE HOUSE

All arrangements for receiving cleo
ton returns ~ the White House were
perfected today Wires were strung
from the executive Offices to the library
of the White House, where the Presi-
dent who returns from Oyster Bay at
6-l5 y. m. viii remain during the even
inc. A telegraph operator viii be AT the
Presidents side 90 take the returns as
they are clicked over the wire. The
President win have the Cabinet officers
Hh0 are Iu the city with him. and a few
personal friends
AIRS. Roosevelt has invited the Cabi-
net ladies 20 bee with her when the re-
turns come ina and the party viii be
gathered In the Red Parl0r. Among
them viii he Miss Enid Shaw, daughter
OF Secretary shaw. Mrs. Taft wife OF
the Secretary of War AIRS. and Miss
Morton. Mrs. Hitchcock, wife of the
Secretary OF the Interior, and Mrs.
Loeb.
The returns win De very complete, and
viii bee furnished by the State commit
tees and national headquarters The
press associations VIII also furnish bull
leLlIs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-08
JUDGE PARKER
CASTS HIS VOTE

ESOPUS. ~. ", Nov. S.-The day
dawued crisp and cIoudless in Ulster
county and at R0semOnt. The fauItIess
weather was hailed as a good omen.
Judge Parker slept later this morning
than on any day since the St Louis CON
venJi0n. He arose shortly after s o'clock
and read the newspapers before break
fast. de appears cheerful and conf
dent and not at all anxious over the
mJmeuL0us event of the day
AT $3.50 o'clock the pair OF blacks that
are familiar TO every ROsemOnt visitor
were hiJched to light one-seated
blackboard in preparation for the Candi-
dates ride 10 his polling place In King
sgUu.
AS he passed through Esopus village
small crowd of his uelghboTs recOg-
ulzed him and sent up an imprOmptu
cheer, and at many points along the
road farmers with their families. en-
route to the village, cried out hearty
words of greeting as they met him OF
stopped 10 shake hands.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-08

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-08
MILLIONS BET ON
ELECTION RESULT
Sports Stand to Lose Pot
of Money.
ODDS ON ROOSEVELT HEAVY
Woodruff Says New York VIII Go for
Roosevelt, and Backs His
Opinion.
ODDS ON ROOSEVELT HEAVY
BETTING ODDS IN
PREVIOUS ELECTIONS

Betting odds on RooseveIt's cleo
ton ranged from 8 To ] TO o to j in
Wall Street yesterday.
In the campaign between James G..
Blaine ana Grover Cleveland i'm 1854.
Odds varied from 70 ] al the begin
ming down 10 10 10 2 just previous
20 election that Blaine would be
elected. Blaine was defeated.
-Four years later the odds were 2
10 / I'm favor of Cleveland's re-eIec-
ton, and bets favored the Demo-
cratic candidate right along. HaTri-
son was elected.
I'm 1882 the betting was even up 10
the eve of election. Cleveland was
elected President.
In 1895 the odds against Bryan were
10 j. Mckinley was elected.
Ia 1900 the odds were 8 TO ON Nc
kinley, who defeated Bryan "a sec
ond time
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-08
WARM CONTEST
OUT IN ILLINOIS

CHICAGO. Eev. R.-Nilh 70 sky deeply
overcast. but recpupaLlel uy On ideal
Temperature. victims began &c 6 O'Clock
This morning with Zines af sufTagists
waiting Ear tAa polls o.. open
Besides casting their ballots Tor cleo
r.IaI TICKETS. Illinois voters are today
expressing preference for ten Con-
sr.e-u.a. governor. and other State
officers. three State senators and nifty
seven State repre- #alta-.Fes-
Ta. polls close M %. 10.
Reports FROM Spring. cid say the cleo
u.a day aaWaaI bright not "a cloud be-
ing lu Eur shy.
THE contest lu the city and county IS
for States attorney .L other uUces
being overlooked ia the scramble for
r.Es place.
Indications point to the largest vote
-L E.. history uL the city
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-08
OUT EARLY
IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. Nov. s-Much interest
I= manifested lu the Third Congressional
district where PRANK Wachtcr. Rrpu0u-
cam is trying for reelection
The result VIII Doe close and there an,
strong predictions that Lee S Meyer
wlu beat WaeHt-r Gu. Democrat. will
undoubtedly Doe elected ia fHe Fourth
district. TEd Talbot Democrat. u the
Second district
Weather lle
a heavy morning vote was p0ued
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-08
BITTER LOCAL FIGHT
IN CUYAH0GA COUNTY

CLEVELAND. Eov. s-CooI and
cloudy weather is the rule throughout
ONO today
which Cleveland is located. haas been. ex-
tremeIy bitter. and both parties claim
their local ticket viii De elected. all
though IT. is admitted Roosevelt VIII
carry the county. AN enormous vote
was east ln the early hours and "a biz
perceuuage OF the total registration had
been Cancelled By noon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-08
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-08

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-08
BLACK RUNNING
WELL IN JERSEY

JERSEY CITY. N. j.. Nov. S-A
heavy vote is being poLed- The voters
are deeply interested In the equal tax
alton issue. and many Republicans are
casting ballots with the paster OF Black.
the Democratic candidate for governor.
u -s predicted that bee win run far
ahead of Judge Parker. and VIII prob
ably carry rae city ly GOO OF 1000 ma
flrirE