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tt is Of pathetic Interest to recall the
circumstance that Captain r. A, Bright
OF Picketts staff, regarded it as his
bounden duty to his chief and TO The
Confederate cause to write out certain
personal Incidents OF the Confederate
charge at Gettyspurg. Year after year
he delayed the preparation Of his artl-3
Gle: but not great while ago he re-
solved that he would postpone no more.
Thereupon he prepared his copy" End
only few weeks ago It was published
In the Confederate column Of this paper.
Much OF the matter contained In It is
absolutely new and valuable. and Major
Sright was the only man in possession Of
some OF those facts, Had he postponed
action a little while longer tho facts he
has furnished would have been buried IN
Ms grave Will, him. His ceaseless 10y,
ally to the South and unllagglus deyo-
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PROBABLY f ATAL.
One Farmer Shoots Another

One = dr1ne[8&$ OIlOOlS 8 q
Down in Streets Of Hend erson.
Especial to The Times d spatcli
HENDERSON, N I, 9. March 2l-One
Of the most serious shooting ARRAYS n
the history Of Vance county occurred here
Saturday at IA 40 IF. NJ. on the main tho
roughfare OF the town. endan ger ring tho
lives Of many, crowding the street.
Mr.. Joseph Basket. prosper ous
farmer, residing three miles from Hen
derson, sold one hundred acres OF land
TO Mr.. u j. i B.sSWatson. a. dispute arose
from the transaction, Involving them IN
d dlfflculty. resulting In an exchange OF
shots. ~ Vi Esi
81 IT is said Mr.. Watson returned home
about 512 o'clock noon, and about 80
In the afternoon came to Henderson with
shotgun and pistol, and on meeting
Basket, shot him on the street near the
postoffice. the load entering between the
groin and bowels. Watson was inlme.
diately arrested and placed in Jail.
Basket, though passing a comparatively
comfortable night. lies in very preca-
rious condition. with but little hope OF
recovery. Drs. Bass, Tucker and others IN
attendance performed a successful opera
ton. tt now remains to see the result.
There was considerable excitement on the
streets at the time. = y 3ig Il t5l III u VIC
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+ UBsD NJ AR OH q. 1904 !
Suffrage ii Virginia.

ttorney- General William Anderson i y,
nfs Virginia, and Ills associate Mr.. Frank
u Christian. have Just filed with tho Eu1
United States Supreme Court the he reply
of,, virginin TO the argument made made 10y
iii. John 81 Wise. OF few York in the
i saffrag e eases brought by him 4 tcst
Nc legality Of the, new Cons tltutiotlEg ct
Virginia. Tho Whole argument Of Al es'sr|s !,
1derson3 and Christian IS sunlinted llp
S..9ina tl,ls cxprossioii: rhe vico Is not IT
,sthr laws. butins their admins tion.sTlhoo
laws arc valid and Sconst it,ltiona but
II heir. ad,njnistr Is insuch oasos illc--
NJ a are unwilling to Believe they
con ti,,ue. that this court will ever Ike
i,e illogical and fallaciotis position that
~ nv 9,xalii and scohsti utional enactment
# CD i, eyer Sbc made unconstitutlo aud ll
void BY unlawful partially and q unco ICON
stitutonal administration OF such law.
Y III SO, hardly a law can be pointed out,
~ either Federal or state. which would go
u down before such Ia rule. ' "a 8i III ~
3 Tho Virginia law is all right inssthe
letter, and we belleXe sthat 50 lHtH 40 5 -
applies to the black man has la been 'st'1
properly administered. It has been ad.
,ninistered In favor of the white man.,
as was intended by the trainers of the
Constitution, but 1t is no Injustice to
exclude from the suffrage q black man
who is not competent to vote. and we do
not believe that any considerable number
~ or black men In Virginia who are qnali-s
ESs fed8to vote have been excluded j In any
SsS ca SO "a black man was unfairly excluded
lie had under this same Constitution The
fright of appeal to the court Of competent
jurisdiction, and in case OF an unfayor-
able decision tho further right &c appeal
from that court to the highest court OF
tho, state
u # tile lawIis to be attacked Mt all, it
should be on the ground that white men
RI were Improperly admitted TO the suffrage.
t cannot, as we have said, be fairly Mt
tackled on the plea that any considerable
number of black men lave been I'M
Justly excluded.
And this is true In spite OF the hystcri-
cal rawlings OF John S. Wise.
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Crusade Against Lynching.

XII An anti-lynchngr crusade has been in
8augurated by the ~, II. BarksdaLs Camp
of United States Veterans. of Grenada,
Miss. The camp recently adopted sc-
RES of resolutions. In which II was deG
sllsred
..That as Confederate veterans and law
ending citizens Of Mississippi and Of the
limited states, pc ave violently, rehe-
,naf,tiy and eterrAjly opposed 10 tie prac-
z lice fice VI burning human being for amy
CRIME whatever, \. 4,
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Does It Claim to Have Power
Over the Flames2

Editor OF The TImes-Dispatc h.
Sr,--a statement is going the ROUNDS I
Scientists OF baltimore during the IRE III
that city undertook to stop the recent
CONGREGATION by .Inentnl prot ests. J, |.
I presume that. Christian SCI entlsts, like
to prayer while pouring water on .ths
10 not understand that they are aiming
any s,recial resnlts from mental treatF
ment In this behalf \, Z,
Together with all believers In the divine
r,ywer and ~ tile tnitntte ethcaey q
prayer. Christian Rcientists hold that M
through prayer, which ig employed With q
HufcleDt degree OF faith, but It would
he difficult 10 estimate 70 what extent
They are aDlc 70 produce RESI- u WIN he
baye nor bscn OF snch q charaeter ~ 10
warrant anS extraordinary claims 4, !.
Thls much ~ certain-tl,at 2 Yea w avon q
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A Card From Mayor .Cutchin.

J 80 @
Editor Of The Times-Dispatch: HIN
Sir,-On February 24th a communication
from me was published In your paper,
Wherein I attempted to defend the good
name and reputation OF me ., f faa
5"Roa noKo was as quiet and orderly
the day before and on the day Of the
arrest a,nst e Of disturbance Of any kind, except
that or drunken soldiers. 8
This clause insstha t. communicate ton wa
pronpted BY g statement giyel1, :, ou (, by
2vllics Bee OF rebruary. 18TH, and copied
in the papers here. In which Captain
Musselman WAS mado to say that there
some excitement was caused by the ac-
ton of a. lot OF tile employees q the
shops hore In the city. etc. 8 = An
Iiother paper had tia lot ofsh0odlum8 shop
LINEN. * s}Ss sa
My statement was never Intended az q
reelection upon the military, because i
| was a magnificent display Of the military
by GensFa a lnf
THAT ELECTED enconlums OF pra lso from
every one the only object llad tin.s WOW
myself ay9r h and
ana not to throw disered upon anyone. Y
It appears that offense was taken by
| Colonel Anderson. and locals appearing
] in Tia position OF having made false
1 charges, a :, Z. !, J. u
It'll have waited patiently for the. inyesti--
CATION set on foot by Colonel Anderson,
and iii Tuesdays issue Of your pa per his
statement appears z. /. 3S, ],
Before alludng to TINT statement, !
/ desire to rclterate the assertion MADE
4 In my former communication. thu there
4 was no disturbance OF any kind, except
/ that Caused by drunken soldiers The
i number OF drunken soldiers I have mot
! made mention of, but at the proper time
i the peoplo Of the State Of Virginia can
i be Informed through another channel,
equally as reliable as that Of ne COM
manding officers Of the respective com.
As mayor OF the city, observing the
great dagger of q clash between soldiers
i under the influence OF LIQUOR and the
populace, I ordered every SALOON closed
/ Which was done. within five minutes, and
A to my mind prevented n terrible cat aatro-
Soldiers under tho influence Of LIQUOR
separated from their commands. ira
4 yeIsed tho streets 6f the city. and ~
i ono instance a soldier entered n private
4 residence, where ho was dlsarmed anc
A thrown into the street. and his, gun l,e'
4 covered by mo some DAYS atterWards
4 Various instances occurred where mcr
4 were fiourishing pistols, threatening Il
4 Shoot and in other. eases guns !Wetf
taken from the soldiers by individual.
I and their cartridge, boxes emptied.
Il T have not sought to part lcularlze, DO
4 cause / do not know tho officers IN com
mand who allowed their men to foFH
" Colonel IS1sl's Anderson admits in his state
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end MAY
IN RICHMOND; II Nd.
Judge Prlrnell to Sit on Bench 1]c;lll..
of$ Circuit Court 81 Il!
Appeals. s1:5,s
EPISCOPAL c % i. !: |. e. 6:
Ministers Meet in Ugh to ';'lt All All
range for ting Laundry
and Chair Factor Chartered Fl
CONFERENCE
Especial to The Tines ispatch5l.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch s58.
RALEIGH, NJ c.. March q .--Judgei
purnells OF the United States District 81
Court, made d n order to-day oatpo1lllg
the Wilmington term OF court to ~ tlne
seth, instead OF May cd. II 1to post pSonc:--
rlent is because the Judge will spend a nc
mont Of May In r tchm ond sitting as q q;
fudge In the Circuit Court Of sAp eiis.5i--s..
Il rho North Carolina corpor tiot, Com ON.
mission indefinitely postponed the tienr- r
ing Of the petition by tho seaboard Air
Line TO be allowed to discontinue g mum,
Der OF flag stations on tho Carolina Gem
trail between Hamlet and Whining ton.
Tho reason for postponemcnt Is hat
Scaboard officials and co!npla inant mer 4
chants OF Wilmlngto notify u the COM
mission that u satisfactory settlement
Is about to be made. u IN Z. e
IA charter Is Issued to the AsheYille
Steam Laundry Company, the capital
being $4,000. authorized ard subscribed.
Another charter was to tho Walker
town Chair Factory, of Waiksrtown.
Tho apital is s6,0D. and the PRINCIPAL
incorporators are j. w, Marshall and D.
G. Moir.
A committee consisting OF Bishop Jos
eph Blount, OF IsaIelgh: Rev. Edwin A.
| Osburn, Charlotte; Rev. Francis JOyner,
$Rtdgeway; Colonel John 81 Henderson,
Salisbury, and r. Fl. Battle this city,
met hero today md prepared an outline
programme for. tho convention Of the
diocese OF North Carolina which meets
with Christ Episcopal Church here June
;8th.
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lment that 3ono captain reports that he
nut ono OF Ills enlisted men under. arrest
himself: another captain, reports that he
personally arrested three OF his men and
Until NJ I0 the troops n3l left Roanoke
Anderson falls to receive g re-
port that some soldiers were resisting l 4,
lp Doig i9 and we're being roughly handled
3whensundcr my orders; the police were Or
Idcred not to lock the men IN the G ,eln,
to nqt them a. room rqed a iran kth ,e
city. This was done and the men were.
delivered to their companies, and were
made to leave the city against, the de-.
Should be held and tried for disorderly
conduct.
FAR be it from me to reflect upon the
mlary vpen sehf ne spRenaa eody
will not allow the people Of Roanoke
nor myself to be charged with making
false accusations without reseHting it,
statement seems to, be studied, because
he states that every cap tain 8 on 81 GUY
made a statement, except captains Of the
tive Roanoke companies. WY ms IN ari I
was under the Influence Of LIQUOR during
tho week or ten days they were. Under
before 9on m aag nder4e
most trying circumstances, splendldiy,l
Roanoke soldiers, ~ AS well az i. Roanoke
people acquitted themselves with honor, <,
s, eSsna3 AassFs2 ns
form its own opinion Of the wholesale
and indiscrlminate. chlrge OF the mayer Y,
d rs i dG YERa a yo Ss ne
as ''invessigation dlscoses but four cases
OF which the military igautho2rlties took
iair5to Colonel Anderson, unfair to the
city of Roanoke, and un fair to me. and q
use o language not justified 2ey my arti-
!, / give Colonel Anderson full credit for
his -per Torrance OF duty, extending. to
him every mead OF praise as an efficient
and capable commanding oitlcer. and 4 tx X
ord sr but .'iI do not release him from tho
imputaton that lie has cast upon the
truthfuness Of my. statement. I, AS " Io
says tho bitter wind abseeie Of Al quar
a great hardship. and II ever q bod L of
men I. were excusabl for, Indulgence n
Intoxicating LIQUOR tl'e. soldiers ~ = oaf-
oke On tina ocfaaion WerH s,on hat
never intended !. to reflect upon the mill
tary as q body.t or on any partlcular
company but 10 use Ia or n:
sary, by seven hundred and I. twenty
as reputable citizens as % re IN The state
OF Virginia that,the only case OF d|sordel'
occurring on that day wa s ca used 55 ly
drunken soldiers. ,ii ~,
It may. be that as soon as ! am sun.
ciently recovered to- get put, OF q bed Of
illness may do Colonel Anderson ne
Informing him that i win take proof by
dispositions for such Use as future circum;-
stances may make IT n ecessaCy or proper.
JOEL H. CuTcLilN.
| ~ Mayor,
NJ. IL
T3oa noka Va Ma ray, 1Bt n 81 1901. 81
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BOY KILLS COMPAN ION z
WITH ID LOW OF HlSsFlST

f'I0e.H (SpecIal to Tile T1mes-DlspaEcH,J
-WIIMINGTON,s N q g rs March 21.--Isud
Merritt, colored, thirteen years OF q Sc,
vas instantly killed yesterday afternoon
Blythe list Of Charles Henry Brlnkley
another colorcd boy about the same age
Merritt told Brinkley he gould strike
him 1asS hard as he could for two cents.
Birthday handed over the mo ey, N1er5s
rift opened his chest and Brin!sley str y
him With his fist over the heart, The
hoy fell over and died In a few seconds.
Coroner Bell decided 1t was purely accl-
dental, 4 ana Brinkley was. discharged.
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. SOUTH TOO. MODEST.
Congressman Grosvenor Calls
for a Southern Candidate.

Yesterdays shington Post says:
s General Charles Grosyenor,f OF Ohio
who 8wa ono OF the pa rtyi OF senn tors
and representatives who went to dos
wa ter Virginia as guests OF the James
town Exposition Company, tool occa-
sion Mt tho banquet In the Hotel CHAM
berlin, at Old Point Comfort, Saturday
night, to give some sound advice to
Southern Democrats in 81 respect 70.
Southern men and the Demo ntic prest
Sdcntial nomination.. He was one OF the
General Fitzhugl Leo l, tho toast
as q distinguished Federal general fof the
civil yyar,s as a distingu shed u r epubli=l
car, statesman, and as one OF the sons
who have helped max Ohio famous,
General Grosvenor dWelt Briefly on the
great conflict in which both he and llltl Stllei
3toastnaster had lad AZ part t = l non
5rellnited country. Flo declared that in
stha North all bitterness toward the South;
stIat resulted from the Civil War ll;1e'
passed s,away, and expressed III as
hiss KS : belief that no bitterness toward
the North was cherished In g WI
hear ts. y, a 4, Z, L. I, y,
.,IfsI had any. cism 81 the 1, south -
~ fer,, ia General GrosYellor, IT would
10 that the South is too hum ble too slow
~ take ats fill place An he Union. 5
hera is anything that stands ~ the wasyy
~. ~ eomlpleto rest GRAFTON OF klnshiP ana,
Fellowship and mutual trust and contl-
dence, it IS the abnegati ion Of me soul!i.
Tns1the North We inHt forward as ollr,
NOS s Conspicuous advocates ana as OWE
candidates for the highest places ~ Ne
land the men who bore promlnent l'l Y J,
In that memorable conflict Between t' "
.,yyhy do you not put forward as your Z. "
advocates, ms your ca nd lda YES lor1 tl'sl J.
places, the men who played The part g
men in the uthland's cans II .tn rs
claim be true that there was just co wv Y
TIC causs, OF the sout J peleye y
Is true-Why should you ye +. f .t Iort Y
Years, REFUSE to ia ke your "! pla g "
Inc sisterhood Of sta test = ne sNorln5 GOES
iiot deny to you the place tia T Ia rlgl't-
fully yours. You deny It TO- yourselves, ].
You SIT back and say YOU VI w. NJ. y
nntil New York ma kes up its nina sWllom
II wants. for President before yon "a 2
mako ,Y,,p Your minds. Why should You
Walt FOR Nav OIL? Haven you =. e.
good a right of choice as eW 3 9Ik !'as.
NV IN, III know men who wore 4 he grn Y
md rave their loyal a leglance 10 ne
nai,sast hey lteved was n hero are
s,,oi, men in this hallwfo as the I9snla,
craf ia candidate for F'resi dent cou % tpqiil
IA many votes in the North as any mar
ron New York or / an other y oltlle g y!
Estate. tile South ~ IRON comn 3
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IH lvsS saIas science an besn
FproVeTl III ost ffontuul tiiiiCs sof peril
aa sss 1af ad
3nsNHrs ino sss so Is shstgra
IA efeineiits, proving Flint the recognition
s'lnd " atH' RSf se stII
abbSHf s'lEa una al u de
christians this perln nre abla " 9 :. q.
3cotnplsh il liis directioi, lle mot Il tes
stys ve st'iy s'1y spef's
8,eriences witnessed wllut arp enired y "
divine In taryertioh Itla,g, f Y,
Willing u In sestr,,gly ,,,d l,iss1
$ih1ve paidsted sYt i xperiei1ces rather
5s s''' 'e's'o In Il gD i ri CIV.
Record IN u. Il o# Open for 11spe,c-S
N ava ton. N sS
Editor OF 3Tllo fines Dispat oh: !, n +,
S Sir Some tio 9 &c, MS presid eilt q th i
sggassad sSte s;Sa !o'e
Ito The Colcctorof Internal NC. S a.
+ Richmond, va... 81 y 8l !. i,5 \. r. /. X Ia
Blackstor w. ! 2,G 2, w., tn
Il Dear Sslr,--some days; 4 d go ii called To-
4, PM yon weIo Mr. Mr.
p Paesene ana IA showed hin d. letter had
Received from tho acpatttr e,,t y. Ng g +
Gington In referenc CO to- book ~ Z. y
nskeq hn t. ybook av,es ope
inspectio have 3n n, t.rece.iNY'tedl
Kindly let me hca a iIi I. opllse,
o IlNN1ts s' teANiNiic On \. 4 4,
SPresideilt&ofs State loon .ea gues:y
on March 18th we'd the following ~
rev James Cannon. q g ekstone u, az,
gNo.1O containing the names ofSnll special
his district ~. opfrll for IN \,
Tho same at any limo TINT sucl, x.
OF tl,o$ ofiice. 4: ~ tS3t
8truuly ..Xs&Srs isoe nns.
This correspondence IS ~; final settle.
the question !, wien v IA N1y,e pT MI
the names OF persons who nald y United
States revenue tax for TIE sal I, of llaaaar
could be obtained from the y cia q Il
Collector Of internal Revenue understood
that his Instruct Ions Il proven led NJ yoile
from obtaining this form a[,-
stno iltHi the ifactSt INT, while tho
4 department. would not itself prepare and
sglvo out such IN formation any repu ~
gbiectizei1Iha the right to Inspect the rec
ord book N 10. 10 and obtain such I'M ormt,
tionfortl AS this is q r, 2 +
publ interest," VII kindly
We ours sincerely. ISL n
4s5 NJ JANE CANNON, y R,,$E!
President OF Va State 2 Anti " s'alooh
# Leag lie. Ss 81 Il 85{Sss
RS Blacks one " 5Sf.5 35 3
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into It's own, It 4 Is tho South and the
South nlolrh. that bliil lids up lls barri
General g was q Ecflt l-
SsiastIcal, v srece wed by tlle Southern 1nctl
present ut tho hana,i ct. and there were
many mods OF d approval and xclamntinilsi
of That's right ''Ss I'll ref renns to men!
present who had worn the gray az prttsl-
dental gcanditln tes wa take US especi VI
1S4srcferring to General az ntzhugh, Lee.
3Hnd this = Increased tie enthusiasm OF
General q rosNeE or,s aud tors. Il.
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John S. Wise ought tosknoW8 that the
mar who ISLANDERS his own people dis
credits himself. 55 .s55.
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SUSTAINED L OVER COURT.

Judge Witt y pholds Justice
;Crutchhcld in Schoo Ticket Case
rhcS Hastings Court was en gagged yes
5terduys III err1oon 81 In rying the appeal
case IN which II the ~ itlin u Passenger
ana Power Company was fined s2o In the
Police Court for declining to sell red uc .s
rat ia Il school u ckots 70 studcnt si Of the
E1nitlldeal$ Business Col legc, and tho s1udg-
nlsnt OF the lover wa sustal = ed ny
Judge Witt. .S25
Ssas T he corspnny 5i VI a. re presented BY
aIessrs Gaigon and Martin and Hori..l
III. r.. Pollard appeared for the city. while
Mr.. William II. Turptn was associated
with HIM on behalf Of 4 the college.
III sIessrs. Pollard and T urpin made RIM tng
speeches, iii favor of aust aiming the lower
court, and declared that il was q plain
violation 5of the franchise OF he cons 91t
jpariy to decline to sell hem tickets.
4 Major Martin cortended for tho COM;
,p,asIiny that the sinrthde cal ollege Was
not d school within the. pure vie 81 OF tho
franchise. but dh 4. co prt In Announcing;
Ills decision did not coincide I with this,
Vie 81. II E y s .F
There were d nunher OF Witnesses from
the college. man a OF whom were ,a. young
ladies, f:Ss i9;s3
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Mayor Taylor: Dear slr,-The masses
and the classes III know clap-trap when
they hear it. Il. IA '
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n No matter what science says SO long
as there arc .'equinoctlal storms, y many
people Will hold the equinox res ponsllbllte:
for them. III slf585 VI & si5s}}
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Il Like French duels, II appears that
Spanish bull lights are liable to occa-.
sional accidents. 55 e n
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Society Is more or less generous. but
it draws the line against the man who
butts into the Sunday parade wearing q
high hat and a short coat. III III
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NJ 3resident-elect OF Harvard celebrated
lis SEVENTEEN birthday on sun We We
wish him many happy returns OF Il the, tho
anniversary. TIe Is useful man.
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~ j. u sully. the dethroned cotton KING.
says That he will resume operations VERY very
shortly Does | hat mean that ho ;iis go 60.
ing to abandon the t'long'"' side !? N "
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Wake Forest, 9; Bingham, S. d
fspecini5tn rho Tlnes-D ispatch.)
S9g;JyAKE r Or EST, s n. CT. March BIZ
Wake Forest de eated Bingham to-day
8score, IS to o. Ss
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Itfpt Il General Pickett we're heai Y! y !,
a n, Ift1 NJ Ills mia m tef.f ~ st

ftipfl4- to-, Gen erEl TfcH SSyeTet
9 &
iit * IN Z N lhe iiohd lof & great depart4
fnsit, While sarIol,s buses greW Up tlere
ari grave frauds u
r.gp y ,;ias IN soi,a VI its dvl-
s(o,,sa fntI|tl 1 liz sbcttoiis dfgsceftail
Oils sbortlihatcs were irregular ana
pat no 4
s IN, y rn,,si III ni,ti, as n Result liz ii
identified With the scandals which have
taI,,.n co,,, M I I, 4iirht. 4 ii 81 e si
4, 3 y. 4. y \, I, y Il t.nr
Il.
parte HAS to sa v Q & fles F'inor sll1'ttl
Hiatt past MI IN. Generti 4 and "a tS seems
.,., 4 IS M. Il. ~, q 1, \, rs,,i
" pe " . =
X. /, "a al il i'm m, f,i,ltc works
Al3il'ea 10y y D
moro tirrle fot' con sis
thar tho iglneers estimate l5lit y 11o O.
80 In the case Of the Panama Canal SUCH
has been tho progress q i1ventofs, IL
stea = or ten years tse'hs :. 49,
lfinstn t,cc W a drniral Walker Is confident
4, 1, AZ n, ~, n y, io,1
{, Z IL !, e. M, Il c4a 4, "a
tnei,. 4 't,,o i, ~, eIrht Years, &, II
3BS's Ii .sSs.:= ..--
primary cleo ton INV was snh'a-
Wlched Into tho genera ctiohs 5aW y
year ngo; n but tho question now 1 8
whether It has u title to Its position.
there 4 orr not. Ill courts will II have to
1, u y ~ I ia Same IN. &hat tnr IL
h, !, Il al, 4, ], !, !, - \
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-22

Il The Richmond Times Dispatc says
that t.If tho Detnocrat tic Nonveil ton should
take tp2 Cleveland and nominate him IN by
Reclamation, No have noEdoubt that he
.would8b elected BY a splendid ma jority.'",
THAT is tr,ie, but our contempt rary does
tho News ana Courier Injustice wlienJit
says that we y gave Mr. Bryan a cordial
support lrls31sy6 ana 1900. - Charleston