The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-30

toward securing this needed instlt tutor,
for Richmond. II a ID TO be Il honed tina ! :
tho Council will act ttpot, the RECON- ON
tiet,datlon prompt and favprably I, or
der that the library may be mad I certati,
without further delay. n q X ~ n.
Let us have the library ms SCOT, as
possible. iSs{ III ri 4 as a III AZ
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F5s1t1 a recent address Preside blot
OF Harvard, & said may think We
have advanced a good deal over the
centuries that have gone before BIT Il
We look back we shall rs find 4 that the
nineteenth century was the bloodiest Of
nllitodern cycles.' 81 1Ie II, light have go,ie.
further and said the twentieth 4 century
has started on with IN vident 5de terr1illA-
ton to beat tho nineteenth. E9 vi
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ls"1 fling tho lie back Into - shop Tai al.
bots teeth, md were 1T not for the
church It would DO my duty to l1orscwhlp
hin, for making the statement he did.
oAny allegation made by Bishop talbot
In reference to Bishop Burgess 8 alleged
statements about me- Or. irvine con- OF :.
.tinued, .is Ia lie,s pure and simple, With
out h scintilla OF fact to base even the
irenlotest insnuatlon upon. twas never
heard OF by me or any one else Until III
Bishop Talbot secretly wrote $ to DR. pr.
3Upjolin s3s * 81 XII " 4, ,8 Ky IL. "a n
-:t''I dare him or any man under heaven
to prove the assertion or to produce Mt
t,,,1t tj, ~
any such statements against me. vi,
This Is la quotati ion from a Statement
recently given out by Rev. Dr.. ingram,
NV. Irvine, the preacher who was de-
posed by Bishop Talbot. Or. Irvine seems
to be making out o strong case against
himself and In support Of the Bishops
action. ~ ~. 81: s.7
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There Is an infant IN the Reading Jail ]
and in referring to this novel inmate a
correspondent Of one OF the Philadelphia
newspapers says: Had It been 8whltoStt
would havesbeen adopted long ago, hen
those who applied for 1t learned that u
was a half breed they q eclined to take
IT, Il
MA Yet there arc those who say that there.
is no 81 ace prejudice at the NORTH, "S's8$S
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Well. what will our Populist friends
think Il or the eagerness with which the
great corporations IRE accepting the prop
ositon to put corpora lions under govern;
iment control? Isn'tiit well calculated \ to
cool their ardor? 81 s t3f q if
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There must lie some good points a bout q
man who shakes d, lelsureIy foreign tour.
to come back and keep cotnpanysw with hts
wife In jail DR.. Chadwick y Is pr ooaoiy
not a very bad man. 5 $S Az # N iiS N #
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Virginia farmers, In the ma IN, VII starr
on the good year sos with n full &, smoke
houses, full corn cribs, full grnnarie's
ana breasts full Of hope 20 r good crops.
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There will have to be a considerable adj.
vance in cotton before the South can.
undertake to pay those revived GO bag
and scallawag bonds.
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Way down South congress will see sec
to 1t, that a. brl ght Lights turned on the
cotton statistics desk Of the Depaa rt tine
Of Agriculture. II "a
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II YOU didn't get ice In the early days
Of December. you can make q squirt 1l on.
the homo street CHI. Il Ia i "a
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Tho small boy y IS still comparatively
happy School will not open for several ''e