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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Board of Directresses of the
Crittendon Mission will meet at Wes-
ley Monumental Church at o'clock
this afternoon.
The literary and social meeting of
the Savannah Chapter, u. d. c., has
been postponed from March Fl to
March "a of this month.
The Savannah Chapter of the d. A.
r. will hold it's March meeting at the
home of Mrs. w. A. Winburn on Tues
daY. March Is.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-11

Miss Isabel Shooter and Mr.. Shotter,
who have been abroad for a few weeks,
have returned home.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-11

Mrs. w. w. Owens expects to go
North Monday, and will be away until
after Easter.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-11

Mrs. Bennett, Miss Bennett, and Miss
Beebe, of Melrose, Mass, who were
here for a short stay recently and
have since been in Jacksonville, will
spend to-day in the city on their way
home.
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SOCIETY EVENTS AND PERSONALS.

Mrs. Alexandra Thesmar will enter
tain this morning from II o'clock I'M
til 2 with cards and a luncheon.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-11

e6 above . s s @ s
WVUUU e Pinkham 1
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-11

tain this morning from II o'clock I'M
til with cards and a luncheon.
Mrs. Finn, of Fernandina, is the
guest of Mrs. Harvey Granger. Mrs.
Finn has been visiting in the city
for some time, and expects to return
home shortly.
Miss Isabel Shooter and Mr.. Shotter,
who have been abroad for a few weeks,
have returned home.
Mrs. w. w. Owens expects to go
North Monday, and will be away until
after Easter.
Mrs. Bennett, Miss Bennett, and Miss
Beebe, of Melrose, Mass, who were
here for a short stay recently and
have since been in Jacksonville, will
spend to-day in the city on their way
home.
Miss Abbie Orme is visiting in At
lanta.
Miss Pauline Leers, of Atlanta, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward L. Byck, and has been much
admired and entertained during her
stay, will leave for home this morn
ing.
Mrs, William Jefferson Woody enter
tanned with cards yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. j. H. Hirsch, Jr., of Atlanta.
who has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. We'll, has returned
home.
Much interest is being shown in the
sale of fancy work and collars that will
be given Tuesday afternoon at Phillips
& Crews piano warerooms by the Ogle-
thorpe Fund Committe of the Colonial
Danes. 1t is likely that the sale will
be a very successful one, and will add
materially to the fund for the Ogle-
thorpe Monument.
The marriage of Mr.. Ollie Conway
to- Miss Minnie Anderson took place
at Trinity Church parsonage Wednes-
day evening. Rev. DR.. A. M. Williams
off1ciated.
Miss Grace B. Manning, formerly of
Savannah, but now of CedartoWn is
visiting at the home of her brother.
Mr.. John w. Manning, No. ia West
Taylor street.
Miss Cecil Williams of Vaudeville, S.
c., is a. guest of Mrs. T. J. Davis, on
East Gordon street.
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# there anything in about which would like
letter in strict confidence She surely helR for
She has helped hundreds of thousands of back
health address advice
very foolish if do not accept her kind invitation
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-11

Miss Abbie Orme is visiting in At
lanta.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-11

Miss Pauline Leers. of Atlanta, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward L. Byck, and has been much
admired and entertained during her
stay, will leave for home this morn
ing.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-03-11

Mrs. William Jefferson Woody enter
tanned with cards yesterday afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
Major John d. McPhail.

The varied changes OF human lfo arc
continually presenting blen,s &of more
than passing interest. Il 7 he subject Of this.
brief sketch, Mai Tor j ohm B. NlcPhail, Of
tho county OF Charlotte. was In many
respects gifted and most extraordinary
man. There can be no doubt Of the fact
that II he had possessed political ambi-
ton, he might easily have occupied high
positions Of trust. Perhaps no person
came in contact With him without being
impressed by his extraordinary talent
The writer nrstlmet him In 1861, mt Camp
Lee. Both OF us were Confederate Off Y
cers-hc a lieutenant in n Charlotte COM
pany; we both belonged to the Fifty
sixth Regiment OF Volunteers composed
of infantry The friendship then COM
menced was never broke &. BY. gallant
conduct and fnittful attention I, 70 ,duty.
or tho regiment. 10 those OF use who
aetion fis ,meorX viii always, P .sa dear e, y
lssn Vas is yfEy e a Can s sen
Kindness made. him u most charming com
pnnlon. shall never forget the ilrat r',yHb W
lad been. ehafrg under our enforced ldle,
ness at Camp Lee. caused BY the want Of
arms. Tho Fifty-ssixth Regimont hnd been
sing ffho positions OF colonel, lieutenant.
colonel sqS mato 1 One 81 tg saant
10 this tic writer earnestly dctnurrtd
stating that c2ntnIn a inds a. lf1srsd
20 Ia Ia tia unknown world at any Time,
while on the contrary We were of ne
Nine y! Yankees, We wished 10 do 50 wthfhe
best possible indictments Of war, our den
being t. igfllG the Ereahtes't pnlsnmehs
aan @n He "a s1 ese w IL M
ton. Will pause hers Ions enough .
ata mt ea RI s II or Se
10 was wounded oneesin the charge st, q.
he went reEMgard gsss ne VA e sr NM
Willie PROSTATE oil tho ground. ia wToio
In nencil: ~ leave thc care Of my %lfn
and child to my God and theirs y 9 sur
E ast wbras a svsr ostts KsFf n
a aify aa a Rs sa'Pssss hs asu sfd w Sa
otto to a rfia % l had whsh s-
tonant Mcphail was called ilpon, His
Audience wns striking III 4 high degree,
man, 4 do not. prni end ITO give his exact
! be, Impossible. THO Short speccl, made u
has never eradicated. lid aaid III sub
HFellow soldlers,--rie occasion which
tanee. 4 VIII not detain you by setting
| forth In detail the. causes which have
| already placed hundreds Of thousands Of
4 dry OF discussion Is over, aud as muci,
| as ,dcplores ", we Ical, no Longer settle
| our disputes with our, Northern brethren
1 write aud talk ara{aInohg the most cher.
ished attributes of Yirginiansi but ~ has
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The Catholic Church.

Editor OF Tho rlinea.D lspatc n:
a sIs.--I think the Catholic Church. when
i sHihat gay Is tho most perfcctly s,rgnl,-5
lied BODY In tho world. ontnufnbers all
tic Protestant churches combined IN the
United states. Outstanding the official lc
statistics which you give on the subject.
These statistics only can give tho NUMBER
OF Ca tholics officially obtained from re-
liable sources outside OF which here are
millions Of good Catholics not represent
ga. y on tho other hand the non. Cat hollc5
denominations seem 70 be made UP !; 70 q, e
largo extent Of simple prot testers" Who
strictly Hreaklns cannot pc said q { pc q
long to Il any denomination, wliate y: ., !.
Again It g not very well known ne
Catholic Church claims all baptized Ms
tf,fnts a. we'll as nj 6lnvincibly ignorant
protestants az members o. Ter fold. NO. y,
matter to what church they normally
belong. + noticed III the paper Cardinal
Vaughn cn1oinod all the English catho-5
lies OF his d!ocese to pray fors inc ae,
parted soul OF Queen Victoria q as 9 9 go 's
and holy woman, IA Is sy "
ours respectfully y /, n.
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most important ink and he was its presi..
don't and aid T1i1naged 5lt Witt, great skill and
f nasSay Is was sea ts sssshef
fortabie esomfpetency. y,
ne came am fr1M sglepsdI tpn 1IIea osf 81 liz
lotte who married tla,slltier,, e. g. s Goli
officer ii the Reyodtlonary War,.of ,1J,Is
b Brat TAs Cincinnati nsnH t spciety, fhe vel
Known historian. Hugh Blair Irigsl p " q q
marrisa aotsr a aeS
survivors q 70 Paul g. MeP y, ~ ~.
Donald Nc hail OF Clnriot.e y ~
n Talcott and Mrs W. AZ 9i any q 81
t thH ST ifs thhk ID The sxtyn,ntl yssT
more han five years than si X,
yratetr Wn3 Vas u 1o. nast
several years MD 1or NJ y. ivea 9.
Quietly at bis home IN ,a,,Ad
JoI1 McPhatl ~ ", tr VIZ,
nothing Tor the ordnnry !, trop .e o. am.
1 bitonI g During the Daniel. ManG}nse cam
yass "a Tor "a Ea,,s.
cratic Convention ~. Hiehniond, whai sr
ton. WHO is he Where dig me come fie
remember stating as,t that II ny
wrterand speaker IN .V,rgir.aa afsc =
be true; w her q ked why, he would not t
enter tho pol arena, US aI Wer a.. ~
varla Was: VINO would stoop a ~ 20
tho dirty work necessary 20 s, w ~.
Do the. trophies cotido1o the action es y.
scntinl to SUGGEST since thS negro a ma
been given the rgn 70 vote re y, Wo ~,
ihen az not W IN y. 70 mskg any yn,.
King comment upon my ~ H.. YIN ;ent -,
with me, ana VINO ..resaro tn nt LIEN TX
different light; l6r my par. ,,, Wlsm :"
pc conspieuouss OIL tIyn NAV "a.
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Questions IN Chemistry.

Editor OF The STlmas-Dispat Oh
+ Sir,-1. Arc there any OF the medicinal
properties Of mercury Ii tho tomato?
6 a. TO what extent ID prussc acid found
In peaches II don 4 mean the kernel)
3. Ii It true. as reported that he Japan
ESQ General Kuroki Is q sra dua ate of our
West Point? Nd 81 w, 9. Il y. ii
/. There Is no mercury In tomatoes, ai-
though the aoid In tomatoes may som .a-.
times have tho same effect that mercury
has on the human system, VI
\. q There Is no prussia acid In the poach,
and only trace In the kernel.
e. g. No Ss5i u IA "A ss n ~ n VIZ }5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28

tiny N those WIZ Won tl,s I, victory
That peaceful f,abbath morn
And fields of waving corn.
No solen,n bell va. tollins out
t,,,, tI 'a,s ,,ao to te ,ea aiaSd n1a,n
!! our q,,ist army Jay + {, IL 4.
And ssftly tr tro,, man Ie inaf
s., !, ,bere ,,oro a,,,ct "A tern commands
And hurried MOUNTING tlieti ~
ssg til sf,ra,lr 6tIr.ea yer men; S8
Each Heart alike 81 voting and old, 5f9 81
Az Sws caiiir1,ti ittoii Lilo ais taiit hills
The gieani'of Yankee steel. .s
i, f, &. n 5
And sll ent!y. and SLOW s,. Z \, sS
SF sssfssa MAJ sre fs1 oiek thar doom
they ,sy fcllowsd 0, or 1srH 81 I. .,op
i,ts IA az pu "a u lnbsys ~ ~. q s.
Ana FORM ~ war ARA ;sss sss
~. Y. z. (, e. !. Y, N LA
Ir Rnsd hs s M ,spa
#A ns oof ,hn,, ~
AfSh tHSse ne Seye o x6 elate =
~ everv Sa a. - ~ syc, ~
! m NrkStf1G aterf1 fesolVe s3 q
sol''au ~ ~ s' ~ M u
~. ~. y. ~. !. I. 7 .,..a. NJ. y, ~ ssjs
S am ~. 3. ~ ~ !, =
~ fas. - fanss t,nnn' srn,ias "a
nj I'll q. tneir, proud 9aIrayI
EInere nLrelCnc1 tneiT n ", OF inlahtIy "a
ttggTT. q. ,nu 4. II I. . III H.
an M ~ " y ~ y. ~
~, }. . !, 3.
Willie on each crowded n'nence @
We arkcd With ca ger eyes, M
Their boasted batteries.
Now comes a. long expected pause.
w "a hush OF solemn awe IN IS 8s 81
Wien sudden from their cannon pcAleds
i5s, I;
We stood as stony sta tues At and gSss
And scarcely drew d breath, MI;
While thick nnl'd our columns few
We gripped our shea then 90 bres, 5sS
Ss.F We refined DIR chargers hard
And looked to where brave Johnston
l35si sto Cd !, Rt, a
And gallant Bouregard.
.s8s;h
Now quick detiling right and left,
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Pensions for Widows

Editor o ( The Tim es- DIsp atcH ~
sir,-Vtill you plcnHa in form me q 4 y a
Confederate soldiers widow can draw ~ q
pension, provided ste was n, arrled after
the war 98 r, ~ NJ '.'$l
This gu cstion was completely answered 20
N last Sundays Times Dispa tch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28

IN 1884 on tho model Of ioconotiy I've a
word Just then becoming fart1tlia SUP
posed by the Inventor Of the word loco
foco to mean sef.moving. Whorce loco.
jfoeo. intended to mean elf.lIghting e., En-.
Century Dictionary. II # $is
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Mliayo,s Boo ore,

Editor OF The TlHes.D lspatch J; . &. 4
sir,-The book labels Of Frede e 4 q.
hfayo & co. state location Of book store
AZ Ufour doors below the Bell Tavern "a
AS the 'Ball' stood on tho corn era la te y
occupied by tho ST., Charles. e Y lifteenth
and Main, Mayo's was q bout on present " :
site OF Main street stat lon. & X j
The label of Frederick Az, Mayo aoes
rat state the Iocatton got business WI gu
ihe was tile Individual rroprlc y g !, a
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An Editor's sDuties.,8

Editor Of The Illness Dispa tch .
sir,-Piea so state Iii your Query and
3Atiswers column which editor issues Il Az
lslgnmonts 10 the porters---tt1e city or
managing editor? I would llkc a. brief
outline 81 tho vnr16,ts duties 81 thpso N
the editorial rooms. Ca n you procure TO-
me tie address Of Susan NJ. Spaulding
!authorcss OF a Poem entitled Fate n A
Should r address herSas NJ iss or n r. IS? &
Tho managing dltorS has a general
supervision over all news adei,ar tmer,tss OF
the paper. and each head of eact depart
sment reports to him. The city editor t
makes ASST gnments 70 the reporters, but
ID responsible to the managing editor.
q We do not Know. Perhaps some Of
our readers can supply the q ddress
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28
Upon the Southern SOIL


iDpMn came thsI, 1. t!sres art
And two to three each Southern arm,
"a path before him ca rves =. 3Ss 35
But harkl the signal u OF retreat
And stnbbornly and slow 4.
Our gallant remnant backwar fall,
Stil1 lighting ias they go.
Not orc Of al tic dying Yields.
ri St s q l,s ' IobIEs es ss
o Mot ses YET p tss tS Seyd ,, Il fiatii.
3 Yoni downward rushing host 58 &
!. ~. 10 tho, auicklss timing drum.
Through binding dust and burning heat
NV swsa 5lissy, t "a .s ss' pesc,!e,
5S No pause ~ rest they know;
Yt shs,rs {. yi.h ,sys 81. syonsss
s pu ss.s tered ns sSha'ss close
1vl,e, h!9t above thy battles din sss8
Now ,sfapped fosnet, loose their hold RI; "
I's w NSs ths #, ''1 vIstor e dsfea'
"t1arrahi hurr,ah,. Z, sh u. n,!sfty shout,
The xsry = ssles f ,sa - sta'
Their Batteries are won ! y.
VIII with sssflsasI tssss;iHx q peir head
Are laundering Ger the plain
e .sn woe tS t|,e Northern horde
They AZ. as IS the autumn leaves.
Th %as So oss arc a sSeP Fda Ssfg 9es them
sAs right and left In Southern hands
on, on i " gallant, vlctors 55 s.s
ror as sonnasr ,fsSs s' 9. y dent;
s"Hurrahi for gallant Davis 5s
Aaa ,eesiy. ,oIp ts S.rS . Sc Y. .hou.
s'I1urrnh, the foe IS syar,auish,ed q
Ana proudly waves our Southern q nag
f2 Above Rhfanassas'E field Ii. . 5 II 5ii88
oh. God! 4 was I, ari.ayf.,i5 sight
4 hs d hSf.s a sna 1'ss. slam l'ssd
There fgsmen Eripped q . fierce embrace
And some had crossed their shat rd arms w
pa And 1, calmly SIN ling. q led.
And hoaryS heads AL 8steeped II gore
sspsd ths,r l "a
1 stlli Us beautiful '' ii. { DEATH 900
vs 4. ws., sss a sst'G.''
Who hi the foul opp essor's cause.
& Have 4 sent your Il rdred forth
And weep SO Sout hern VOL 5st1 t;j
As our hearts shall #valn " yea "a n IS
For he manly form. g nd Syout n w brave 81
That never ca = ret urn ags
@ ~! name DO ever bri sht,
Who persisted In the cause
HS or freedom and Of right. at3s
is en-. glory 70 our nohle dead
9sEl As 70 our living hrav We nv NE
And AZ o err them m our southern; ma VI
#s Forever proud y SwAye
Long live our gallant Davis,
ia And n llonored4 ever DO Az 3iss:g Il Il
our j oilr,ston md our r. kaon.
8@ Our BeaureEard and Leo ~ 81 55
And glory TO the Lord tof host, .
our strsnstht a "a q s "
i On stern NIanassabs field. 5sljSS
#$s IL July. 1851.
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The Stork

Editor OF The Times Dispatch: aii
sir,-t oiten SEQ of8 fate d sa yinESni i
reference to the aiork. III VIII you plea SO
give origin and any history illuminating7s
e. Ard obligci sjs ss5
READER.
Ss.tThe storl is q Ion s neoked bird, BE-
longing to the Heron faln'ly e 3 has bssa
celebrated from ancient times for the
affection which they display for their.
young. .s 4 3s35
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First Manassas, July Al, 1861.

11dltor az Tho Times ispatcli; ii
fcaera y ooinsn ths followiug fines, which
paper j have .forgo tten the.
juno juno 81 tho alutliior q 2fbs5 Verses,
Now. proudly mt % Sunny South. 5ss
PROM NV fa INV v;Irsinias Sysrdant Hills
h no IeSass sandy plains; IS, &
NON glory 10 the seeit 4, ey hands
THAT swept away their gathered hosts
And laid their banners low.
Long waeeitour spilthern standard 5si
Ger hearts that never ylelas
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a Bunch, Of questi

Editor Of Tho Tincs- pllsp "tt''1I
Nh PIE se answer ii, yonr Query Col
INN the following quest w: ,,..,
can ydual liyl1lg " . 1nW y.
= 90 - been ei,fGced suo lie town u
ia falla d victim to typhoid or some othorA
.disease. duo to bad sanitary CONDITION
neiatrar who puts out poison, 7, his own
premises Herewith kiis ne aos 4,
forSii itrmpingp or Aot pay ms hls ,p g =
lhIila n w IS ANTI
,Ne suppose he could, but proof u. ~
absolute character would, be REQUIRED.
81 N d, unless Ills purpose ls toEk " your
dog. and tie dog Is property 4 Under rNs ne
statute, ;fsss
81 From NJ llcel,sed boarding house or
lhotnl. yes; " 81 Il
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To Bleach Straw Hats.


Editor Of The Times y ten }.
slr.--Will yoiis kindly glyeSa reoe'ptt S sio'
bleaching n straw hat. !, g. I, !, ~, ann
Try oxalie acid; apply With 9 ag,,, st,I
3br,sh All, old tooth orSnail BRUSH Ni'lsno
Oily Skin,
iIcaitor OF Tho Times Ispa tcl1; u
sr.-Pleas through, VOW i,
column Sunday whar IS good a ol' Oily
am ana &. mar ~ Y'i'sss sUBscRl Der,
Try borax soar 's5l
The Word Locofoc
Editor N II lie Times Y 'lspa tcl'
sir-Plaase kindly giya through Soup
valued ipurnal tie meaning Of = soeofoee:
and It'll origil and when IN v ''' a''a
Your obedieut servant
LUTHER q, Va l'e 8 IA ~
"a manufactured term ignofantly made
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Water Consumption,

Editor or 'I,!c. inlesv l9lspatef l y.
II III ia set le an d VIII you
please n,,a%fr the following question: Y
e I. What IL the daiy average cons,n'l'74
ton IA water In tho city of slalchnlnna
A. What Ia holding (capactt Y of - ne 1a''K
supplying Lee District? \, !, !, !, ), \, !, "
/. About z, 100000 gal Ions. VI
a, 100000 gal lions, 81 VI &
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And thrice their bristlirg rank advance
Il Ana thrice before JUS Il " old w
nj foot to foot and hand 70 hand
\ we grApple q on the field. 5S sSs
They slowly closed Il around u - ISL S2
81 They wrap us In their coll q. w
And Southern blood a Is poured Ike rain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28

u IOuI lIiOiAN
the humor
lie was the
r knew, Wo
I, corppan
the RbetterEL
Innlities. No
In a. III Ten
John 81 Nc
~ conduct at
)rt DOnclsoni
lie not only
.in4the high
also that he
Commandop
every battle
The brave
tllrnllglltho
High fecling
llnyn Mother
|etall Ills war
d lilgllnsa de-
tol resist the
! big famous
l,ubblcd over
junor Some
itire cut like
II! tho bitter
ted upon the
fully agreed
AlaaI@ Why
possession of
fort, the key
!, than twelve.
pied aftorh ei
lctioli2 Why
no half .ysc.-
,lcgrapll that
t the enemy.
tho Federal
ually ma ssing
llt2 OH the
which was
Y and stupid
,rayel' troops
{ battle. Tho
80 Which cut,
fedrrncy, and
lnt Wc never
affect OF that
ct We guineu
the Federal
vessels were
less, and ~ he
battle proved
tn-i
ater attack.
Yn elapsed, \
lat battle en-
gnauOn. But
/ Intended.
Tiles John ~
man OF bust
iajlrnad 3 was
ON. 1t MAS u
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Az, pot,e the i angry ocean wa YES 5ss
l On Nova q Scotia banks :ts
4 So downward rushed 4 TINT II their, horde
Upon 8 our aerried 4 ranks &. 9
AS stands aga INST the tempest might
I'M GibraltNrs d living rock
so stood our "a liant SOU herners SlSs
55ss z q NEE I the mighty Ahock 5ss s58s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28

Your truth and yalpr wearing, IS IS
I'he brisvostfaro tile tenderest;
Tho loving are the $dar, ng. = 'sII
sWashington md Baltimore papers
rlcnso copy. 4 !,i a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-28

The earth beneath MS tremb led
81 And clouds 4 obscured TIM sur,
He seemed 70 pause and age aghast.
AZ AS once at ia Ion: SlsgSi
Now fast AZ "a llinR failstones
Their shot around us roii T.--S n
With din Of clasting yonetsi 81 ss55
And carifons, numbering roar
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81. IA. "a. IN arsIteller.

,sunnsside Place Buckingham county.
al, August ii. "a n
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
JAPANESE SAY
FIELDS HIT THEM
Attaches Of Worlds Fair Com
mission Make Charges
Against Central District
Police Sergeant.

Complaint was made to Acting Captain
Patrick sicKenna of the Central Police
District yesterday BY EoEsn ". Taxa
hashi, an aftacIle OF the japanese Com
mission ~ tfe Worlds Fair. and c. 3.
Kasukava that they had Been assaulted
by Sergeant Dave Fields in saloon at
Eighth and Walnut street last Thurs,iay-
night
The japanese complained that the At
tack was without provocation and that
both were very roughly handled
Takahashi says that he entered the
plz-ce IN order In settle a DISPUTE between
kazukaTa and the bartender. Later while
ne and hazukawa We're standing at the
bar. Sergeant Fields entered and struck
hazukaTa. When he demanded an az
PLANTATION. he says. the Sergeant rarea tod
ly knocked him down
Sergeant Fields says he made no demon
s;ration toward the japanese other than
TO shove one Of them away from him
when ne thrust paper n his face He
GLAZING that he had been informed the
Japanese were raising a disturbance AMI
that when he asked Them their business
they became abusive
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-17
Plant Now Brings Millions 10 Yu-
caJan. Where Whole Farms
Are Given Over tn II.
LARGE CROP RAISED YEARLY.
Americas Demand for Binder
TwiH' Where rhe Hcucqucn
Floui~he>-DctdilS uf the
Industry.


F-.--" NG.stHr. Sept Ir Tr.
ancient .ra,-rs .. --. w.. r,.s.-.-
---''
....-'- '.- %. ID. i--a ii.i..t 'H-.;-e u y IS
HH.s % GELS. E#Hr. maintain ltself and Hour
.-.r on q. ..... ..r s-..-.-- s-. ,...g-,, W..
t.... vr.-s.- srsv, NJ. 80. -.
l.rgr- s......, PM. -.. ---.. ...,--,, ..f.r. .,,
I r-r.-r ~.- 10 t-.. -.....,.. -. =,
I --.r-...-..-.- -
, T'''t' Fr-
I '-t-.-. .A .l' ""-'a-
E.'u tho 30 rIrluu Iala.v.rs H.ty.- -yr...l..
/ ESD, ---...-. -,..,...- shat g.. s .
B -9i'E 70
/ 'i-i'-t ..--.- ..i'>--.i-'Is from other States
I 90 .--.r ta t.i the places OF those retir-
! ias. f5r.-i ..-gr.rarri.-
I -.r
{ '---- -'i'--i Countries II
At..- -..aEa-s tN-il.---s t.Ga gold l- -a-s
-ur Case r--.t l-. rI -l-..l hemp rur some
"t ti- .aN-Ei.s ~ Et-. li- lu q. few
years a"... -I r-e TINY ruaI Of L-r-.-.-,
4rH-I % fH-- 90 f.--licatly call lv ono
Steamer Goo % busy sa.a. where ra--t.
steamers tI.l l1..fly ..- 30 rle sf-iu. t.1-
stl- -9 --- o.. tE- lH A-
y stream of ~f-t- hemp Yu1r- our .t
u.. t-aU. aud a Torrent .- I..Il..t- ,-tr.-.t.
foods. ..Irrrt.H HHll--. a..y ..lI-..4--~ books
llst-E-.-. carpets. statues. -.l-al4..,- sr...--
street. ta.-. I-alv---lu-. electric E-a-
I.tal~. .'Il all b. lew u, ti= other con-
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v5.. -s.-,' ,r,-i, -. --, y -l no. o5!y
hacienda. Hl.r b.. win r-o,-ilI- - F5r-,- .
priest ID church .Io-raz food -,Crl-
garden sa.f- iyrr.1--a4 .fsrf-..liss .r- .
liquors
H.. VIII give -fs rar-r. g. H,r1.7a,- -,---..
days c1- " rra NIX h. r-.i.- r6 ~ t-s-,
rr --l-a tie 10 r..- ~.u~ and ~, -. ~ -.
plantations .-.-5-..l a.yraf h,- tha p
NOUS E--aIar.- -g-7sf,- tsal,-ie-.I IsttFs
stone houses were g--4r..l ~ .a~h fan
-.g ana every -r---.. had &. gya-r11r z,ltarz.
-laI bath with r-I-ri-,s- vy4fer +-nry. ~ A.
----1- vel TE. NI4vr and n1est.za low.
tIgl- daily E.-E a-f clean cI--EeS after
W 1-t
When &c IS desired - plant 4 ferf os
r-ua-lll a stretch ~ rra bush erow.I
country IS selected Nav Iafo-srS clr- ofs
-.a brush burn f. s-atter -te hears x
Stone ara tEr- insert r-.-s FROM Har.elt..r1