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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-05-12
Can't Deceive a Fond Mother.

Caller-I never saw two children look
so much alike. How does your mother
tell you apart?
One of the Twins-She fines out by
spankin' us. Dick ei.es louder'n do
Chicago Tribune.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-05-12
In Np Danger.

Mr. Nicefello-Dr. Knowitt says that
kissing conveys microbes.
Sweet Chill have some carbolt0
acid uptstairs.-N. Y Weekly,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-05-12

house in the mat
ter of Office accom-
modations for its
members. An ap-
preparation h a S
been made for a
new building to be
erected just across
the way from the
senate end of the
capitol, which is to
be used as an Of
flee building for
senator's, and which
will cost, when
completed, fully
$4,000, 900. 1t win
be in keeping with
the architecture of
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-05-12
Young Repeater.

miss Martin, what is curry?"
"a highly-spiced dish which is much
used in India"
ut must be dreadfully hot, isn't it,"
Eyes, Willie; it's rather hot"
81 thought it was, cause pa told me
this morning that you were peppery
enough to season a curry.
Bits.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-05-12
Didn't Like the Look Of It.

Didn't Like the Look OF It.
Uncle John Ito small boy just re-
turned from the country)-Well, Tom
my, did you have plenty of nice new
milk when you were down at the
farm?
Tommy-Not me.
Uncle John-How was that?
Tommy-They wanted me to drink
some, but saw man squeezing it out
of an old cow, SO wouldn't have any.
Ally Sloper
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-05-12
Ire of the Clerks.

Representative Gillett, of Massa-
chusetts, who got all Washington
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-05-12
The Democratic Leader.

Another man who has gained repu-
tation in John Sharp Williams, the new
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-05-12

Conductor-Lady, if the train Is not
going fast enough to suit you, you
might get off and walk.
Passenger would, but the folks
don't expect me home until after the
train gets in.-Chicago Daily News.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-05-12
WASHINGTON LETTER
GOSSIP OF THE CONGRESS WHICH
HAS JUST CLOSED.
NOT RICH IN POPULATIONS
But Few Men Have Developed in the
Estimation of the Public -
New Office Building for
:, Senators

Washington.-The adjournment OF
congress leaves Washington once more
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-05-12

Thomas F: Walsh, the Colorado mill
lionaire, has just bought for $3.50, 600
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-05-12

Mrs. Goodleigh-I can give yoL suit
of my husbands, but it will be about six
sizes too big for you.
Wandering Willie-Thank you, ma
dam, but must decline to acceptit.. l.
am too much of patriot to desire to be
mistaken for an Englishmar.-Chicag
Chronicle. e. :, +. ., 49,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-05-12

New Offices for Senators.
The senate has made up it's mind
that it shall not be outdone by the
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-05-12
Edged Tools.

Edged Tools. >."
First Sweet Young Thing-Oh, had
a most trying time, dear, when he pro-
posed.
Second Sweet Young Thing-How
was that? =.
First Sweet Young Thing-Why, of
course said mo" at first, and he
thought was in earnest, and was going
away, and l had such trouble to make
him understand that didn't really
mean italy Sloper.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-05-12

Lady-If you wish to work for me
want you to listen to my conditions.
Appiicant-Well, you'd better hear
mine first.-Fliegende Blaetter.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1904-05-12

the capitol, and, with the new house
Office building, and the congressional Ii
brary, will complete group of monu-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
A Startling Disclosure. 4

Recently a Republican member Of thu
Virginia General Assembly proposed ~
resolution, which was passed, calling on
he Auditor Of Public Accounts TO inform
that body as to the amount Of the deful-
cation Of Joseph IL Shcpperd, ! he clerk
who1iis serving Il brief term in the ,pen,i,.
Tertiary. When Shepperd was tried tho
amount Of his pifcrlrg, as disclosed 4. q
the time. was trlfling. Therefore, mo
people of Virginia VIII doubtless b1
amazed TO learn now that thls trusted
clerl, in tho Auditors Office robbed tha
public treasury OF nearly forty thousand
dollars before he was accidentally, do
tccted! no be exact, SHEPHERDS steallnsa
amounted to $37,0li.14!
IT 10 distinctly discredllable that was
loft to a Republican member OF the l1eg.
islature TO extract this information. But
this Is not to be marvcled at when " Is
noted that no Democrat Of average inlcs-
rlty can complain of exceptional disllon,
esty IN his party without being shecrcu
at by some charntnn MS plrsl 81. q res
former or a pharisee. Now that the blach
voter has been disfrnnchlsed IN, Virginia,
ana the white people can no longer na
made afraid or deceived by raise issues,
politicians, who scoT At conscience IN
bubble concerns, and who think tho Denis
ocratic marty is better served by cover
ing in or condonlng lascality than by
exnosing and Furnishing 1t. will find that
they cannot any longer escape. The indg-
narit resentment Of people who. believe
in being at least ordinarily honest,-
IynchDUTg NeWS. T sEs @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
The Birds and the Planter.

Tho Southern Planter for March, j, II.
Jackson, editor and general manager, Is
an Interesting number. 1t Is crowded
with readable articles appropriate to the
season and discusses editorally n mum
Der of subjects on which the Virginia
nerlculturlst should be we'll Informed.
The Planter has Il good word to say
for the crow, which, 1t asserts, Is the
farmers friend, not his enemy,
In like manner, It says the hawk is a
much maligned bird While the crow is
lnsectiyorous at almost all tines, the
lnwk is a great destroyer OF mice. rats.
ana other small animals Of various kinds.
Eut. adds the Planter, If our Legislators
must do something In the way or legislat-
Ing against birds, let it withdraw tho
protection from the turkey buzzurd and
instead offer good reward for the pro-
lection Of those birds, 1t holds that they
are The great means by which hog cho-
era is spread ever the State And then,
too. i, would have all dead animals
buried or burned. not left IN the fields
| or woods.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
a Question Of Law.

IN further discussing the new statute
IN criminal assault, iii its application 70
Tho Roanoke case. and in commenting on
some remarks OF ours on that subject
tho Norfolk Landmark SAYS @
I.tts No inv specially authorizing prl-
WHO depositio,,s In assault eases was
not invoked at Roaroke, on what az
thority was the legal procedure con
Quoted without the appearance OF athc
5nrinclpal witness in court? And II "
mar, may be tried and convicted ~ q
cnpitn| case, as the law stands, Wlt1 ny. =
the appearance Of the prlnclpal wv.
ness In court, then what WIS 'hc ss .uTnt
OF n law applying specially 70 ass''u't.
cases? !. :. /,
..While the Landmark lis not ]aboring
under q exactly the Same difficulties III
this discussion MS the Northern critics,
It sces the drift Of their constitutional
argument, which Is advanced l M
strongly by tho Roanoke Times tl'ln
How does Tho Tincs-Dispatch unuei-
stand the application OF Section or tho
vrrinia Bill OF Rights to the ROANOKE
case, as explained?
As already explained BY The Times
Dispntch, there were two indictments
against Williams, one for robbery and one
for. >criminal assault He was tried
5,,pon the first count only. and Under.
Section 1924 of the Code, which provides
that: 5S'If any person commit robbery by
partial strnngulation, or suffocatlol1, OF
BY striking, or beating, or by violence TO
The ,,crson robbed, etc, the penalty shall
be dca th.
ll Williams confessed guilt urder this
statute. He confessed that he had robbed
and strangled his victim, and 1T was upon
his confession, backed up by strong CIR
c,lnstantinl evidence Of guilt by the
testimony Of the physicians who exam.
jned the victim. and by the further lcir-.
culnstarce that some Of the stolen goods
we're found upon the person of Williams,
that lie vas convicted.
Having sufficient evidence to convict,
It was not necessary for tile Common
wealth to introduce It's principal witness,
the victim, and as the prisoner did not
exercise his right to Introduce this Wit
ness, she was not called into court.
II however Williams had been tried
upon the second count In the indictment,
1t would then have been necessary for
the State to use the testimony OF Its
principal witness and iii that event tho
new statute authorizing private testl'
mony by the victim of criminal assault,
| would have been invoked.
lvo trust that our esteemed contem-
| porary does not think that we are pre-
suming 10 Instruct It iii the law. We are
simply cndeavoring to answer its qucs-
A Inn 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
Health and Disease.

rho health rate of children under five
years Of age is the true test of tho sanl-
tal,y conditions and Of the sanitary ads
mlnlstration of n community.
1lydrpphobia Is almost unknown, n
north Germany. all dogs arc nnllzaledl
II ono runs mad tile poison dies With him.,
For yellow fever and malarial diseases
tho mosquito bar is analogous 70 tue
'muZzle for hydrophbia.
The operation of removing the stonl,
ach las now been successfully performed
over twenty times. The stomach really
plays only a small part IN the complex
act of digestion. lis principal use peng
that of n reservoir, Hence II - mar
without this organ meals have 20 pe
taken nconyenicnty often and nnusuu1-
.ly small.
Recent experiments in France show "
that tho white blood corpnscles, besides
absorbing foreign bodies, destroying worn
out cells, absorbing liquid polsons, and
carrying food substances 70 tho Tissues,
also fulfill an Important function in dis
#trib,iting medicinal drugs TO tho loca-
ltloh In Which they will dc the most good.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04

adds The News, 'aid Tho members, VIM
spoke loudcst and longest about " wc,is
home 10 find the treasurer Of his 'is OWL ~ y
county In default nearly $35ool anu ms ms
personal bondsficn financially ruined li''sti
1f there Is opposition TO s,lcl' a measure 1H'
from tho ofl1ceholders OF tho state. thnt
is the greater reason why ~ s sr '1l' $pe
adopted and put into execution ms soo ''
as possible. 1t Is no reflection upon VIC VI
officers Of tho state to have y system ZEN OF
regular Inspection. It Is good business tl'il 70
do 90 aud tits bad buslpces to neglect tl y
and to lot officers so on year III ana In 1 year
out without having their accounts over '>.
hauled FL l5., ,4
Pass this bill and pass the BIZ m, making XII
IL mandatory upon boards Of Supervisors 'sa'
"a print III the newspapers their their Item en-
lied statements OF receipts ana uisb purse
ments from, month to month ana '"o
great steps Will be taken In this state 10 ~
the line of progress
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
The Greedy Crow.

Editor OF The Tlmes-Dl spii .en y
letter from corson. yau opposed d,, e tn q
passage of the law to pay z I, poui1ly ~ ~
writer was never d farmer or sportsman
q ren the poultry 9s aros p mha paqg
twelve months In the year, lln col1I
snses SO on j ne aeEn Ss 81 as p inG t NJ
and eating ha Vet ,ndecayed grain at
ne root Then he feeds on Other sev Fra iniii
fruits and eggs and YOUNG ioW W., I INV
Vest lie COMMENCES OF, the first ron'slln ~
ear In tic field hy plncking the shuek ana 70.
eating u few grains; then files 70 aho,nGir
one to repeat The same thing, Az z, n,a ~
tor Of corse. tho car y ra lrn@ H. tu uanrs
al This work. and You could hardly drive
them from a neld with ltr Z a gmmyl,, ,en the
balance OF lie YEAR, not Stopping when
YOU put your corn In the. house, tpr I ~
viii como and eat witl' The STOCK Wh peEE
Another one 81 his habits which ! dlsI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
The Inspection System.

Delegate Ould of Campbell! has intro
duced a bill in the House providing for a
uniform system Of bookkeeping and
creating the Office of travelling auditor
for the several counties of tile State AS
mentioned in our news columns ycster-
day, the bill provides that the travelling
auditor shall examine and report on TIC
condition Of the clerks Offices and treas
urers' Offices; also county ana district
school boards, once every year.
The bill provides further that the trav-
cling auditor has authority TO administer
oaths and to summon witnesses, IN order
20 make thorough examinat ton OF sait
Offices. 4 fine from 500 to $500 Is en-
forced for failure TO keep the public
accounts In the manner prescribed By the
said travelling auditor, or any nterfer
ence with him In the discharge of Ids
duty.
We express the sentiment OF many citI-
zens in Virginia when we urge the Cen
+ eral Assembly to pass this bill or some
similar measure, We need the inspection
system and VIC should inausura,e II a,
the earliest possible moment If there
Is opposition to The BIZ. we should like
to know whence 1t comes. The Lynchburt
News says that four years ago the Yir
ginia Senate passed q bin OF this char
acter with but three dissenting votes am
sent II 10 tic House, but before tn
House took hold of II, town treasure
established headquarters in the lobby a
Z Richmond and soon had the member
4 flooded with protests from public Off
Gals from Bisstons Gap to Pocolnoke
THE BIZ. mas badly beaten In the House,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
A Brilliant Editor.

As already mentioned iii Inc Times
Dispatch, by the death of Mr.. u. +.
Abel, the management of the Baltimore
Sun will now devolve upon Mr.. Walter
w. Abel, who has practically been IN
charge since 1898. Although a young man,
he Is blessed wits good Judgment and has
SHOWN the highest order Of ability in d,5
rccting the editorial conduct of the Sun.
RE bore the burden OF the Suns recon,
fight for Rayner for the United States
Senate. and it Is recognized In Mary
land that the victory which the Sun
then achieved for the people was the
greatest Of all the triumphs 1t has scored
in Fighting against ring rule In the politics
or that State. Moreover 1t was a notabl.
victory for independent journalism, and
as such was one In which every conscien-
tious and independent journalist could
take pride.
The Abel family Is notably a family o.
newspaper men and tho talent SEEM:
to have been handed down from father
to son, TO the third and fourth genera
tlon. Mr., Walter W,I..Del is a worthy
successor in line, and the Sun Is TO be
congratulated indeed. that Its affairs nre
committed to SUCH a discreet and yet
fearless and honest editor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04

iinWVks- both turkeys aid chickens. tie
viii steal ldll tho turkey Eggs unless
you watch the turkey he every time n n,e
t tl,e Worst u 81 ai little viii come VIII
several Of Ills pals to the first click o.
the moving machine and stay VII. y ,,oi,
ana steal and cht every pnrtridge egg
81 otlicr birds eggs you cut over. have
stopped and covered partridge RESTS !, w
and tried to snye them 'l,,,t ,wa ,hen e
grass wotlld dry his keen eye would spy
lliet,1, and lie would commence CARRYING
them orr ono by ono. Besides II crow Wi
s sats1 Sy, o%uhnE cartridges e h0 gu ~
III Know thut the crows destroy several .e1,1,l
III tho stnte or Virginia by pluskilig I, TN I,
ears Il, tho roasting car state. INC l crow
Nov III conclusion i would like for any
olic TO tell INC any earthly good n crow
Is To fnhnlsind. Would like to know y,
unless It be his vocal talent, y lia l,'
else. Nov i think this gentleman must
have had an otce, in tho ely md k Il, "
very little or nothing about the hLD ~,
trict L think the crow Would eat q rev l'.'
or certain kinds OF worms II sumn one
would dig thon tp for him; II Is too small
d. business for him to scratch for worms.
ho can do better. Nov an spTak, M
servntion, nnd know lhut r speak tho
sentiments OF the people In this commits
nifty, and think throughout, tho State
Not only ought q bounty be paid on cr rows
tho mink and Wild cat. But the fox ought
to b exempt, as he does but lttlo harm
and he affords Il great deal Of pleasure.
to sportsmcn generally, and the fo q 3. IS IS
from this district will note these n few
remarks and do what lie cnn to got the
law passed. Hoping YOU mny find room
III your puper for these few lines, sro-
main III
:. ~. GARTH
Greenfield Nelson county, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
COAST LINE STRIKE.
Is Declared Of and Was a Fail
ure From the First.
a . MI. r,i,nes-pis,atch.

(SneciaI to The Times Dis Phtch.I
WILMINGTON. n. c.. March aIIns
strike of maintenance Of way , en,plo ~,
cal,aI m February 18th. is declared of
by an OF order issued to-day by, John 7;
Wilson. the president. The strike failed
for the simnle reason hat only aD on : :
20 pe1 cent. Of the 1000 employees ~ thal
Department refused 70 walk out. Tile w;
3cuncies were filled with new men, ana an.
the Coast Line experienced very lttle ,r II,
sfriite was the result OF the conpany's
refusal TO grant the demand for shorter
hours and more pay.
Not more than ten per cent. OF INC a,',
men men Finding that the company remained
firm. tho grea t majority Of the men .ns-
cided that II would not be to their better
mcnt to strike.
h During the strike. only one NAL, was
ADMINISTRATION Foreman u. An MurriiS Y,
nen r Savannah IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
LICENSE REDUCED.
Bell Company to Pay Smaller
Tax This Year.

The Finance Committee has decided 10
recommend TO the Council that the license
tax charged the Southern Bell Telephone
Company be reduced from 500 70 500
for doing business III tllis city. District.
Manager Il. T.. Montague appeared beS9fD
tie committee the other night aud Eayo
the reasons OF The company ~. asking
the reduction, and it was ready granted
when Mr.. Montague had concluded his re-
marks. Beyond this change, and the ex-
cmpting of boarding house keepers from
the payment OF license taxes. the schedule
is about as it was last year. In 4 few
Instances the licenses were reduced. ana
in others there were slight increases, buc
one about balanced the other
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
Richmond. Va.
Proposed Change in the Capitol.

Editor of The Times Dlspatch 49, N.Y.
Sill was surprised 70 tind t dnas For Tor
everything that IS right did not raise & + 7,
howl and stop the passage OF NE 's Pr
authorizing tie alterations to. the ola
s sfsts GaRG 2d s Ybnia msls oeaGs
maltinr il the permanent Capitol building
Of the state Of Virginia, would be, q very ~
shortsEhed !, pGcS ia 6}st % piIe
From a purely practical standnoliltt;,, &, !
thinl, 1T viii be Impossible to make THIS
building, retaining It's original cnaraGtei;t;
for AZ 91 f e foow tic lines
Of the other States Of the Union, IN Great !,
Ing new departments and II enlatgl Gli;,
the work done by the government iol r
'H Mro ra'e' an y architeetural standpoint.
think it is rather an unfortunai.tle. nloN '..,
and the result will not, pc satlsiaiGlotr,S sa
h,yioeai any astfsafas
be be Il l;ardone ned for saving 50, extremely
and Il i had n9t net So nsepars
bly, associated with the history O. p. t NC
State and not so dearly beloved ID, by .d US
all on account Of these associa, ~
t ton. : "oa'u ~ AZ, 4, ,, J,
would Ike to PIX at this It : hx,lg Mny
It Is eonstanty stated ia tn Mason son Garre
~ cAdCt Sol'y ~ n
at Mines. because, ~ the irst pn lnt ~! tn .
order used in this temple Is the Corlhtnl y
order The REORGANIZATION 9n We s, I y
arc thrce-quarter engaged columns ~ ny
The architect undertaking this, work
Will DO frightfully hampered ~ lne ol :
structure The addition having none q q
tic old siraeiure vii haye t. !, depend 70
solely on It's arclitecturni meri.s, ~ ~
favorable consideration which cn in,3 10, ..
superior to the old STRUCTURE Wllnout ~ ~.
nccting discredit upon II. lle cannon, s'f \
free vent to his genius. because, slut =,
he, design the additions with Dea4llla
proportions and refined and clegan !, =, aa-
lain, il would compete with the old str Ilth
nevertheless. glarlpg imperfect'Sns. ~,
The State OF Virginia VIII nave tn me-
lost or married one Of rs old !i!stq y!
monuments, uud in place. or Wlilc.n lialS iss
will have a building tnaueqllate tor tH'
work which will be done u ne iutur I'll /,
III think Il would have been much wiser :
apr 5f Ss's 70 rende tits bpdng 4.
near ire,proof as Rosslb!e; anG V na.iGn IL
It 10 old Virginia. Then, for new
| to have built n modern, flre-plool sot,, =
Capitol in keeping Witty her pre s fa, h n,'
| future needs fOloWinglFhe lines lalu ou
| by thu other States. Il
| r n S'rE;yYART BARNEY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
Hughes-King.

Especial to Tho Times DIspatch)
WILMINGTON, u. O., March s--A
beautiful home wedding was celebrated
here yesterday morning when Miss Co.
rinno portch King. daughter OF MIS-.
Mary King and Mr. BENJAMIN Hughes.
an Atlantic Coast Line dispatcher At Nor Or
folk, were married, n. NJ watson ON
cintine The couple left for Washington
and Baltimore, They will make their
home In Norfolk
Miss Jennie King was maid OF honor,
and Mr.. Joe Y. King. best man. tho
ushcrs were Messrs. Richard klns,
Thomas King, j. CareW and Mr., Goddard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
No Decision Reached.

The Jury Of the Circuit Court, in thu
case Of Hazel Bottoms administrator
rs. the Passe nger and Power Company
for $4,000 alleged damages, We're ad.:
journed by Judge Scott last night until
10 o'clock to-day. The argument w1a
completed and the jury had the case foI
about an hour last night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
Story of the HYMNS.

Rev. Dr.. William u. Evans delivered 4
lecture Of exceptional interest at ST.
Marks Church last night on The story
somewhat novel, and was enjoyed by an
audience that crowded the church. pr.
Evans gave brief histories Of the most
noted hymns, and many. OF these vera
IA 4 .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
MISS CLARAlBARNES.
Died at Zion City While Under:
Treatment by DoWie.

(Special to The TImes-D lspa toliJ
d REIDsVILLE N, c., March b.
Miss Clara Barnes, an invalid dauugll-
ter Of Mrs sallle Parrish, Of Reldsyllle,
died last night ut Zion City. where she
had been for several months under treat
ment az John Alexander Dowle..
The young lady has. been badly afflicted tt'fl.
for d long time, and was treated ~ tlie
sanitariun at Battle Greek, Mich, ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04
Boxes for Rocky Mount,

tSpecinl ia Tho Tinles- Dispatcll.2
CHARLOTTE, N, c.. March 3,--P cost
mnster Smith received telegram this
a i from the department at Wash Z
ington. ordering him "a, send a. once 20
Rocky Mount the extrg Boxes ilor rna ne,l l.,
the Big fire in that town Yesterday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-04

Tho Times-D Dispatch. Of Richmond VA,
refers 10 some one Of the very, many dls-
abilities of the Norfolk Yirglnan--Pllot.
Mi Bryan bothcrs himself about the
Brooklyn Eagle, the New York, World.
tie Boston Herald, the Chicago Chronicle,
jantn Journal, the Nashville American
and tho Memphis Commercially appeal. =
The Eagle has already noticed MI
Bryan's "bother,v but Is pleased TO add,
Dispatch to the same ubject.-Brooklyn
Eagle.
Tho newspaper that enjoys life and COM
mands respect and attention is the news
paper which can truly say that u Is the
captain OF It's soul" s.4# 8