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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
AT THE HOTELS.
zF "A 191@I TIE M a 4
lSl ~. j.s j
Some Of the Well known Ar
7 rivals III the City Yesterday. II

Some Of the Well Known Ar
rivals in the City Yesterday.
Dr. Robsrt Frazer q War I, a e
q The sou,thsTh Eaaes M,r
Rny promi miner III iadentIhed Vii, ihs ogden
educational movement. III the SOUTH.
HI Mr.. w q. Huntington, Well known
E4rnyls Xs Isl. GessSs2 ae
tie HpSs Jeffefsot Il yesterday. ~
Hon. g Gordon CUMMING 6. OF Ha ripton,
forsG e'efr
rived In the city last night from Washing.
tor. where he has been 70 r several days
OF. business. He.ls at Nitirphy's =, hot el., !.
Major James STUBS. OF GioMces II 3
arrived in the city. yeAterd a " and is at
Murphy's. He is In the city on y u
Mrs SP,I NJ. fsMcRory. Of Whining on. y:
eity a'a N Il f ts sne ss'
.Curran OF Norton; Charles w. Booker Of 2,
suffolk: Il. M. Land Of Norfolk; y. g
kemp. Nortolk aa Mrs. ". ,J JSn!sI
iS ITO Hon J of r' L.SJeffres, OF Norfolk a
well known attorney. who has been IN
the city for a day or two on bushes
left yesterday for, HIS home. :, +. J,
Hotel q are the following party OF well
known railvya y men \ a. ~ Stewart. u = -.
3Ettinger, ]. c. r tnas e and II. y. y. Itigh,s
of ashing ton. ~. q; J. q. cham J, 1'
y1 S Resd KsoSss
and w. E Chester. Macon, &c. !,
5sFernar,do Santa Marina, of Havana,
Cuba, Is registered Eat the 81 Richmond;
where he has been sto ppinE Y for sev era a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
THAT GUARDIANSHIP q
German May II axe II, With Tag
CART in Charge Of West.
M, "A saocia ad Pres q

NEygEYo DIRK, July %. IT here 1sy q be-.
lief among the Democrh tics pol ticians
WHO NET lingor about the Ho ffmar II ouse
that Senator German is4 still a possibility
for chairman 81 the National Committee.
No one seems to be authorized TO speak
4 for the Maryland senator a nd those who
\ are in Bas position to know ali that has
taken plac III recent conferences VII
ton has risen III connection wit he
some extent BY the friends Of Thomas
GTaggart Both candidate on ne 4, lln-
tional ticket are from the 5as and " /. ,!s
said that to take III q cl1airrl1an Of tie
committed from tho same, sect ionsSEEWil
look like ignoring the " est, q section
in which electoral votes are sought L.
Taggnrt arrived In tho city to- day but
has not yet seen many Demo- ratlc lead
;ers here. Mr.. Gormnn left for Atlantic
gCityand ID. f 3. Hill returned to Albany
1t is not believed that Senat German
will allow his name to he used to- defenti
TaEgart, II but those va want g orman
hone that nm understanding may be
reached WHICH will result in I he Sc lection
Eof German rs chairman and that Ia g
CART will be- placed In charge & Of he
West ern effdquart ers, M u "a, IA.
# Senator Davis and National Copmlit-
&tcefnnn Mack returned to New York this
evening Senator Davis Will spend the
3n!Cht hero. nad tom orrow. m orn Ing 8Wlll
20 4 to Bedford Springs, Va where he
Will meet National CommltteemantJ. 3 M.
Quincy OF Pennsylvania, and other prom
.inent DemOcrn 3ll. III. 49,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
YOUNG MAN FINED.
Brown Pays SO for atr11ent
of Hundley's Horse Sunday.

Il u q. Brown the young man who was
arrested Tuesday for maltrea ting horse Sc
yesterda ~ morning and fined so. u vas
Mr.. ohm F e Humid ley. 7 he own err o.
the hors e. testiaed a that e was IN very
Brown. had promised TO bring It ba ok BY
g o'clock: was aftsr s, wne n
he saw Brown. on Il he Bouleyard. golnE N
He ackno wled ged calling he young man
"a contemptlble scouDdrela and Z threat
Ing Ing and swearing as alleged by Brown
linEthe warran y sSfs aE3ll
"A The Il Young lady with Brown. said he
did not come for her unit u = WI N; OF
q short while be fore Hundley met thesa.
q Emmett Taylor. agent for he's q; i. z.
A.. said that he's saw.tfe ss.set h atter :
was very nervous and had large ~ ''sll3,
on its body. u atss
2Crutchfield fined Brown and dismissed
the charge against Hundley. $S3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
PRIZES TO
BE AWARDED.
Children WHO Planted Times
G Dispatch Free Flower Seeds
Must Send iii Names.
THE YARDS TO BE JUDGED D Fl,
Names and Addresses Of Com
petitors for Prizes Are De- 4.
sired BY Monday.

XII on May 7th, The Times-Dlsphtct dis
stributed several thousand pm ckaEes OF
assorted flower seeds, embracing g. great
variety Of plants and blossoms, among
the school children and other little ones
5of Richmond, the seeds being free TO
the recipients. The purpose OF this dis
strIbution was to enlist the services of
the children In d systematic effort to
beautify the yards and lawns and homes
4 OF the city.
AS an inducement to the children to
aid IN this effort. they were not only
given the seeds. but we're offered prizes
I for the best results. attained from the
seeds. For the child growing the pref
stiest flower yard or garden With u. las 9
offered. For the five whose effort TO
Ebeautify, their homes we're adjudged next
hest. prizes Of two dollars each were Of
order 81 the results attained, prizes Of
one dollar each were offered. Directions
wore given tho children as to the {.
eadsS ap bays ee hns for an
Ing, and they were told tina when tho
seeds sgerminated and the plants hey
produced grew to maturity and BIOS
the competitors and view their yards,
and Athen announce the pr zes. az
Many Varieties.
Among the flower seeds givenr. away
we're 1rlasturtiu,ns. pllox drumondi. core
L opsis s. zfnnas, n marigolds, mlgnonnette.
morning glory, cypress, N asters ss snap
THE time has about come when the
yards were visited and Judged and the
awards ma e. 81 III order that this ma
I be done and the prizes ann ounced,!sit
will 4bes nee essarya for the pa per q know
the name OF each child who desires to
com pete forA5 the honor N OF & the pretticst
yard "a Accord dinghy. every chill VII 9 has
planted the seeds and grown flower from
them and desires to have the Judges visit
and look at the I'd, - requested 70 send
his n anne and address. SO that, the Judges
find Every child I, desiring /, to Try
p rSi ~ Of the book prizes: Is
next 4 Monday Write the name and tho
home address plainly and $brin 6, mail or
send Ito this Office. II
sSg a committee OF impartial judges se-
&lected from the members Of the Civil Im-
Sprovenent$ ST. League vii IA be # chosen 8S 70
make the rounds Of the var BUS flower
yard s and gardens grown by the. hildren
and jud ge them for the prizes. In order
that they ma " do $50, they must f,aveathe
Echldrenfs names and addresses. 30 Mat
they may make up a route and then rive
around to each in turn. s This committee
will look at! and compare the various
yards and announce the results. .as
ss Send KS In II your, names an q Isl addresses,
fchildren,f II you desire one gof he prizes.
And send them In by Snturday mig It. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
REPORTED STILL
TO SAVE HUSBAND.
.. 5&sl!t. W "a FL q 20 I
,(By Assoclated loress.) 4

y KNOXVILLE. 2, ISn NJ, ] uly 4, 70. --sa-t
cause the owner Of an Illicit distillery In
Green county, Tenn, was recently bad
~ hurt III d free for all fight at his
still, hih wife and daughter have turned
5Informers and revenue officers have de-.
stroyed his plant Dolly Hensly, wife
OF IIarpe Hensly, and daughter. Artie,
are the women who turned up tho plant.
Honsly WAS found lat his home three
ribs and other INJURIES and when his
Wife told him she had informed on him
Ills reply was that he did not caro-. as
he expected to die anyway, He could
not he moved, The still destroyed was
one Of eighty gallon capacity. LIVES
OF informers are usually held cheap in
.moonshina districts. but thia case Is an
entirely unique one. q. E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
TEXTILE WORKERS
READY TO STRIKE !. /; !. |. I J,
About 3 900 Will Stop Work 's,a (:
Monday if New Wage Sc Scale le:
Is Put Into 4Efect
{Bv ASA cinted Pre' ',,!.; 4

IS ( ~ ~ Z
FALL RIVER, MASS, July % MESS, Mess
the cotton Mill mana ere #of this " CT! city,
who operate what Is known as union uni y.
plants, aband on tneir announced intention lc1nb
3 Z Iinaugura rating on Monday next q new 's
scale az wa ges, which will reduce & the
earnings ofSther emplo Dyes u ~ per &c Y nt,t
81, 90 operatives will stop y ~ Nv
fng the strike vote cas- tomb 7 Try ne
Textile workers Union. sli q
va vote OF !, $40 TO 1896 tt1eas'nion 8n -
decided & to strike Monday L. disrsga riding
the suggestion OF the Textile Council that
al strike was mad Vlsable at this * ir1e .ss.
The 1iest Jon Of ing wv, .vot ed &c
upot, Z ~ five separat e Unions sof mill !!
II orkers. Two OF the orr aniza tions-th ne
carders' union and the spinhers union 'rlj
voted against 4 strike. but they are bound
BY two-t thirds vote tn Textile IW orkr
ers, Union. Of which they are mem be +
and will walk out VII the weayere. t Ing
loom fixefs and the 4 ashks te nd ers.
lit is the general belief In thesci ty to-
night that the mil owners wi II recon 1;.
slider their ito reduce wa ges. and an
40 avoid IL strike. his bel is5sbased
on the argument Il Of n the Il Mon q leaders r
that the cotton and othsniar kets are In
such conditions that a shut Town at this
time would be rliinous to the naanufac e,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
BELIEVE RUPTURE
IS INEVITABLE
France Addresses an Ultima
tumS TO the Vati-
can.
Gay .Associatei l,lasa. 4

PARIS! July 3O,-The text o.. y Foreign
Minister Delcassef q note addressed tt the
Vatican was communicated to the coun.s
sel#of ministers to-day, II creates a de-
c!aiye issue. asking for the wlthdra wal
Of the letters by which the Vatican
called for the designations Of Bishops
Geay, of Laval, and Nordez, Of Dion.
Otherwise all relations bet Ween France
ana the Vatican Will bbe broken off and
the papal nuncio VIII receive his pass
ports
a similar OBLIGATION was commune
Gated to the papal nunciature here Tho
Vaucan's answer has not yet been ire-
ceiyed. 1t Is q question to be nlaturely
considered before an answer is given
therefore the council does not anticipate
a determination OF the issue befoye Aus
gust. The ofticials incline to the belief
that rupture is inevitable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
T DAY AT THE SEASHORE.
Several Excursio ions by g. g o..
Marine Corps Passes Through

.gEThe German lutheran Church ran an
excursion OF six & caches to 6. Buckroe
leach yesterday, The train left at g ; ~
a. Nj, and returned tss;10 F. M.5.i.s.sj, !.
5frnm5 r edmond and Manchester, ran an
excursion Of seven Goa ches to Bay Shore
Hotel. Buckroe, esterday. q.
The train left at 10 10 A.. M. nd re-
turned q 9:A0 F. M. u 1, #
The United States Marine corps Of the
navy yard at Norfolk co posed OF Two.
hundred and Il fly men and four officers,
route to Bay Island, alfornia. ,lss B,
@&Tha Central Methodist Sunday school,
of Manchester !. I'LL run an o. curs!on to
Euckroe Beach to-day The train leaves
the station at S:l5 4 A.. NJ. u III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21

Editor OF The Times-Dtspntch: i5iss
Dear Sir,-A visitor to your city, 9.
few. evening" since strolled into your beau-;
5tiful Capitol Square. as had often done
negroes Or the PAINTED deml-monde and
black wenches fro tho alu1ns, vshile ntt
tho same hour your, wives and chill dren,
driven from 1t by this condition OF AFT
fairs, wore swelterin upon tho stoops'
of their dwell ings. ebR iSss
Surely some remedy could be found fbr
such 2 ]. condition. i seats can be 49, y
why may not seats In your parks be-
assigned to white and black, and so
labeled, with the penalty imposed fDr VIC
latlon OF your Jim Grow law on either
white or black occupying seats not as
signed to thcm? & have found no such
condition as exists here a In any s OF her
Southern city, many OF hitch have 1,
larger anercentage ct negro f Pop ulation
Are Eyou Vlrsinians becoming '.red-,
'dyized r. 81 tt
5t, ~. e w! M A RHIIA s5k
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
Of THE / |: L:
N'HERR FAMILY | ] I
3fg I, y a, 4 NJ Nv rlmes .pIlgplte h.

991sE lSpecIH Tie = IHleS.L1Isp q
sT.IoUIs, MI I, y uly 20 II he5 reurlii lon n
OF the 1Yherry family began { g d i n
ttes World 81 EaIr8With "a @mee ting IN the
Hail . f9 Congresses id essed b. several !
old epberg fan Y ,R IS V
Robert Gray, ginia =, mem,D 81
:wili sproba bfy roach IA shundre % Dayi q
Wherry. native OF Ireland, foun q
the faIni America came TO- Z P e.l h
WherrvsS esta tes, near the Alaryland Aloor-S
DER oned much 4 ga t!o r. nlchs
the Wherry family was iiI aleiy#s va
photogra1,h have been brought to the re- re.
Union ~ various members Of the fanny 70 y
Meetings will be held VI throug put me q
week Gt g8$ '9tt5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
DOVER. IN SESSION.
.Educa ton and the Orphanage1
". Discussed,

The Dover Association had a fine meet. I
Ing and a.
was seffecte ed. and an opening address was
delivered by Nj. 2. Icl lett nApderat tor,
on abbaths p secratlon..'.s u rle5 Orphan
Ecussed. and also the work OF! the. educa I
tion board. which has in charge tho edu- .
cation OF young men studying for me
ministry. The meeting was closed with
a discussion OF the work !. Of home mis-.
sions. Nj "a n III !. ~ 4 3 5s3
The people Of Berea Church made houn-
derkd them q hearty welcome, $3.50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
Steamer Loses Propeller

III fI3v7. Assoclate 17Tess.
NEW YORK July SqT snied G, iaiy i ists
retar4sdd
ia port this Afternoon low !. 9 { N. inc
steamer conanche having lost, ne her p p1yn
the a's coast during thenlght; Was az
8A Nb when the accident ocoufr seI
OnIcers Of the steam or ,accG tha t fSa
fha incident limo other way ina 4 ele
nroneller5 may have struck q sun Ken wreck On
or other submerged ob1cc 81 II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
GEOR GlA VIII HAVE
a FULL B GADEj

(By Associated Press 7, III
WASHINGTON. II July 90. - enators4 Bn a
ccoT. ~ Il eorgia n has ma de $arran geMents
with Gorbn coim q, = ndi ne
the Atlantic DIVISION Wenernyt1 IA me re
4 i sfull brigade OF It's natl nnl guard At
the smanoeuvres at NJ anassas, a. a., next
8Seuterl ber, ltsis5s $ss3fS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
Babv SWALLOWED Iodine...

WHO ho lives at pg No. ri south second street
found Dun Il bottle OF Iodine vest erday. and
being.of an Invest Ting turn pf mind,
swallow d the conten IS. y for n ne
Ambulance surgeon, the dose would prob.
ably, have been IA tai Il T he boy sis now out
of danger. 70 35a ss ss 54 fSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
Under a Carts Wheels.

was run over and severely inj ured syester.
day a fternpo on BY q cart at .Firs and
Byrd Streets, The lad g HIP was broken
3ls The ambulanc was ca led nd the child
was taken to tho CT ty II ospi Il, :Wle re he
was treated Later he was ca rried TO his
home on First Street. ss rs Il s..s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
ssi I; NJ. MARsIIALLl
The Mills Ordinance

Editor of9The Times-D Dispatch; MS
sthin that ordnanss propsSssd
entering saloons Is one OF the best that "a
has ever been thought OF by an 81 OF our
,Councilmen, and it should be passed Il
all means. r Ohm Nv. STAI2IkIE,,f *
s. Richmond u Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
VIRGINlANs I'm SUMMER I
SCHOOL AT HARVARD
r ~. 10 The Times. pispa toll

,b GAMb sgho have entered the Harvard
Summer Sunni School. just opened here are the
following Virgirlana; Y,
Macbeth 81 Russell n Rs6essS Sc. Z A q
Moore Moore Flint I'LL; Lillian ". Mayer,
Ashiand: Juliette 3. Parramore. Accn-
mao, Rachael Van WORT Richmondi sa!r
lie r. Cosby and Alice ". saekett,
Lynchbury, "A "a " et 55{i 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
Crowds Were Orderly

The crowds at y fferson, LIZ Hi and
Dor fapks On tbs
CAPTAIN Whitlock, OF the First District.
mas men stationed through J, The Gro Wds!
and has seen to tit personally that good
might enjoy the music thollt annoy nce,!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
Buried T. andsc;aspes:,.

Sometimes buried ia nd Escapes ext st In 4
eosr;es, new denselly habssd ecsSi,t
beneath tho region In England known as
sCharnwood Forest. he rocky .prpjec-E
lions seen there are the peaks and garetes
the old red san dstonel period, En- 81 n 54
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
Goes With Steamship Co.
/, fT3,, "a ssnciaf ed Press

81 NEW go RT, ~ July 3 20 u. S. a horton
board Air n Line sys TEN, has been ap:
pointed general ass enger a gent OF the
:Ocan1 Stea mship c ompan y, With headquar-}
tiers In New X or1i.E " gSa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
Meeting Postponeds
(By Assoclated Press.

ny S'i Illness q pan7el j. saliy. Tho meet.
Ing az his creditors. which was to be-
held hero to-day, was adjourned until
August 80. FL n 81 N <
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
WAS DROWNED
WHILE BATHING
Judge Muir, Of Kentucky, Loses
Life in Surf at Cape
B n M ay. .s,}

BY, Associated Press.1
CAPE May. n. Il j.. July Judge Up-;
spending his vacation here. lost Ills ~ e Ss$
In the surf to day " nile s bathing 8. "a eSS
fell forward N face downward rs and n was 5h
or heart diseas e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
On a Grave Char ge.s

Joseph iamond wa s arrested lastSnights
BY Detec tive M chi hon on the charge Of
breaking 5into the torehouse5 OF y; A, Hoenl
to&commtt LARCENY 455t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
Appointed General Agent

g8 fIy Associated Press,) si "
KNOfVILLE,TE TENN, uly 20.--Jos epht
H. IT hon1hs has been appointed neral
agent a. the Tennessee Central Raj lro;st5
With headquarters In his city. T he ap-
lpointmentf was made to-nigll by ~ Ira itc
BNIanaEerSE II, Hinton. az t.sq5tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
Assaulted His Wife.

warrant was :, sworn V u out last night
charged Sby MS wife. Maria. with attack
ms. and threatening 70 KIN her. She
his hands. He was arrested and bailed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21

large excursion 10 Buckroe Beach, to-
morrow. "a 53
Miss Lima Smith. after spending two
weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. A. ",
Fatr. ut no. 1918 Porter Street, has re-
turned hon1ei She was accompanied by
Mrs. Fair, who VIII spend July and A 4,
gust with her mother, near ca illc,i
lHrllnaHtickf county, VI. ts - q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
Charged With Shooting, n

w, c.; Pond was arrested yesterday aft
5ternoon on the charge Of assauAting and
Shooting with a pistol at w, II. Crouch,
THE cause Of the trouble could not be-
learned. ~ 6sst Il 45S Ii 8 tai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
Richmonders in New, ~, York q x.

7IIe :, wv
saott s. NJ. Travers G. J. seay; York
7 M Campbell, 1c. Delarue Y I. Vllpo,n1,
T. English y, s 3 ma ~ N 81 a.:
Aibamarle-T G. Williams. ri; Victoria
I, dR BrOVn. a, 3ff5e43
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
The Nav 9B lack Maria,

The new patrol wagon. which was put
OIL tuesday night, Sattrseted good deal
Of attention yesterday! The new hBlack
Maria As very attractive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
TO GROW And
DEAL in COTTON.
DIV Associated Press.)

TRENTON, N, July q, The 81. so9 TX !.
e5 w Ias'H inaorpoFsted here attsrnoon
to grow. manufacture and deal u cot CO.
ton cotton seeds and their pr,oo d1S le
~ nrnferred stock at 800 each. Nth ak
shares q { common ct ock at the par value
Of $40 each. The !lcorporntorEsa ,,, MIe
Thomas 7, Grasty. of Baltimore s ,lll W.
j. Y u Mors . !, OF Nov York, and John Tracy,
II "a Said here, though. not conflrmed.
that this is a reorg ton OF me Su'1y
Ss &sb
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21

Landrum 1nbibed Again.
si William Ia ndrun, under q lie sentence,
al pardo N tuesday,. and was arrested
again yesterday, charged with being
drunk on the street. II i p 4 II 8 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21

Cotillon Club Meets Tonight
The Richmond Cotilon Club Will meet
this evening at $3.50 o'clock at he Ma Il
purpose OF electIng officers for t he season.
Of l804-,0 ana the 4 ransac ton OF other
important business. "A large attenda nee OF
members Is therefore desired. Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21

Glass s6--coach stallion seehar. Mana
sas, Va. first 81. z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
Perso,lnals and Briefs,

& MISE Pearl Hlnnant went last MINT to
fRaleiRh, N. Co. on a visit to friends. e She
VIII stay IN Raleigh for two weeks. q nd
then IS continue her trip to Goldsboro.
when she will spend a bout three weeks
4 ,Asbury Method let Church will run an
escurki on to West Point on T nesday, July
2sth, ~ I, o 81
folk 10 spend several ~ eeks q listing
friends and relative esgti
Miss Jennie y Zones " ~ in Aer home, In
HILL Street. q. VI az
coyardin Avenue Christian Church will:
run an exoursion to- Weat Point to-naor-5
row. g3S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
The Negroes in the Parks

Axton. Va. az, s3ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-21
Not to Penitentiary.
Campers Returned

me Few members remaining at Ocean
View have at length returned. ana MI
report q most excellent outing. Trout
and croakers bit well. and, i3oonsequentlyi
the tables weri always ss well supplied
n - y, sional storms. but that was all the
.nettar FOR bathing, Evening entertain-.
,,ment afforded All much enjoyment,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-22
ONE ON GREELEY.

usually keen OF humO and the prohibition
womas suffrage have brought forth incidents
than laugh
beth dicoursng oquenty the
the ballot when she interrupted by Horace
Creelev exclaimed in his igl-ptched faseo voice:
would do in time OF if had the suffrage:
like poser: but the lady had been before the pub
lie too long by unexpected question: and she
promptly replied:
lust what you Mr. Geee-stay home and urge
9th go and fight
There judge a certain New England who was
noted antipay and who especially violent
his denuncaon who contended for the
right had been advertised address public meeting
in Boston, morning OF that day prominent woman sui
of the outlying and
brought great Newfoundland dog named Dom who
the pride the family and the pet OF the neighborhood
friend, who also associated with the
hating meeting the sufragist exclaimed:
.NNhv are bringing Don to town.
replied. innoceny L heard the Judge
lecture tonight and thought would take Don there have him
learn him O growl'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-22
AN IMPERIAL CITY.

The budget city for the coming year is to be
S1oo4o9O9 Even without the cents these figures are stu
the world approaches them For a
the OF nations
imperial The used be gurave but IS
only
Turkey empire and hers fourth less than New
This city spends much schools alone
kings greater than that OF the Austrian empire
budget New York than that Of republic IN
OF Mexico. 1t than the incomes OF ali the Spa
republics between the Rio Grande and Chile
than that of the Netherlands
people bought Manhattan Island from the Indians tor
Canadians consider their the level
OF the Dominion of Canada
100000 than that of New York city In the before
when had people the entire net in
OF only S56O546OO The
less than OneNh OF the debt
Even the OF running the civil branches OF
the United government emitting the postal expenses
from substantially the that of running
the government OF city-New York World