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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16

Mntuaf
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Mep BORT @ypreb tdsIiG sd 60'sm
Stneaer Mail tdeJtd... -. 7 56@m
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Ssppone @Spreb tdslt& DIS. 3 50&r
atlantic Cypress tasIi&... 4 46@m
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16

Bon ben beri il 3 m ten
@ereen Der Grbe, "a an 3abl, inb
z bislang nod unerftiesen. gu ben
lebteren gehOrt Der Mount Gbereit I'M
9nuruIabaeebirge.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-16
9ie ofF3tsas 3ablmns.

9ie ofFsisae 3ablnns.
Die offisiele 3dbluns Der bel Der
@abl abgesebenen Stimmen puros
9effern Na6miitag, foneit Die Stim=
men fir pr1foentl9afts= glectOren, FIR
@UngrsB. fur Die ~2e9islatur- uno
@ountp= Sifeis in 8etra1t fommen,
beeroet.
Sas &eiultat bariirte nidt bel bon
BEN, ME es i'm .SpottboselA am leb=
ten Sountas bsfannt gema9t tpures.
George SO. Stubs, &i9ter fur Su=
eenbgeri9t smpfins Die b5afe pluralis
tdi, ndmli9 IL, 491, nod ibm tOmmt
SeKee Operfreet nit 10, 844 unb Sur=
pepor SIausman nit elmer pluralitdt
bon 10, O40.
6hr prObibiliOniIten uno S~Ocialifen
etc. puroen Der offi5ienen 3dblung ge-
mdB nadftebsnoe In3abl Stimmen abb
s%sssben:
'@OnsreB= &eprd entanten
@Iiiab %. 2ambon prO.).... 1,O38
Snmss Garter (pop. ....... n
Sapio 3. Wc@lurs (Soc.) =. 9N
Sobn.S. ¨sp (SOc arbeiter) 281
StaatssMnmaIt.
@ilicn g. Dean (pro.)..... 1,102
Sarrp Srep (SOc.).......... 1888
Ri9ter ar Sugenogeri9t.
@tepban 9. @oOper (5oe.).... 875
g 9aBmetfer.
Siram %. ROogers (Pro.) -. 1,O8O
Naron 6. &OoOder Wop.).... SO
emil SOfman (SOc. )........ 86l
Sranf gerber (Soe. arbeiter).. 263
Sheriff.
Samuel S4ud 0rO.)........ 1.058
Sofspb 6. Garner pOp.)..... So
SObn 4. RcGurop (SOc.).... 857
Charles 2aslsr (SOc. @rbeiter). 266
@oroner.
grnf m. Sa99aro (prO.).... go
perrp WDatt (SOc.) ........ 1857
SurbeDor.
Barton @. StObbnro (prO.).. 1.O19
SObn .. SnpOer (SOc.) 1888
@ommidr +, l. Sifrict.
geniamin s. Osborn (gro.).. 1.O92
artbur gfeifer (SOc.) 80. 1863
@ommif{dr, 2. Sifriet.
S6omas q. 9etpis pro.)..... 500
Sarrp 9. SbOmpipn (5Oe.)... 886
Staats=S enatpr.
Sohn SO. Apple (prOb y 1,034
Bru5ild Dr.. SlOunt proh.) :. 1,O71
SarrifOn OebOrn (prOb.)..... 1,O3O
Wtulam Is Sn1it1 CpOp. 49,. "a
@iaiam 6. Wbite (pOp.)..... 81
Soiiab 6. @ilits Wop.)..... 81
gonaro g. NQer (Soc.)...... 881
@usuf s. Siertes (Soc.)..... $50
Benjamin j. Wc@urop &c., 889
Sobn 8urtbarot (Soc. arb.).. 279
pnul Sante (Soc. Abb. 281
Staats. &eSrdfentan t.
plsaiunt Bomb 0rOb.) ...... 1,042
Winiam u gulis CerOb.).... 1,031
Grant 6. 9OufOn PrOb. -. l,025
Charles Seleman (BrOb.).... 1.O26
Sebu 5. WiabOuie WrOb. H.. l.0l9
Sspmcur g. StantOn (prOb.). 1882
George Stils @tO6.) ....... 1.04O
Jrancis adlin POp.9..:..... 60
@ormie u. @ibforb Wop.) -. 81
SeOrse %. S9OfsIo pOp.)... 63
MlsranOer 6. Smith 0Op.)... 90
you D. Srnof (Pop.)........ 62
SObn u. SbOmpiOn POp.).... "a
Ora 6. @iqiams (pop.)...... 63
@iaiam 9anigan (sOc.)... 1888
Wiaiam 8. Senrp (SOc.)..... 884
Soiepb Mab (Soc.) .......... 1897
Benjamin u. WiliOn 5Oe.)... 889
6Orreft Siqer (SGc.)........ 887
Benjamin u. WiliOn (sOe.)... 1897
alsr. SurtbarDt (SOe. Mrb.).. 277
Wiaiam 6Ofman (SOc. arb). 27S
Charles pfifter (5Oc. arb.)... 276
SObn u. Stroll (SOe. Mrb.)... 28l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-07
ys,a sto,se.f, - uvas..ns.

Al IN Interesting dmaet r.f.tE gwen
IL Joachim - Wlich were present also
Ale tr.eads, Professor ilotn of Naples
and A.e; IIerzoscuherS tue composer.
an a1s}s5n2iy characteristic scene oe-
CURED Joachim ia Il teW we'll Cinsop
word ~ asll.tHa u not to ia~f tie
oHbases,-55y oi dau..iu2 tbe HeaitIl Of
the - 4te<t composer. vbel botore IL
vou}d say the aau HsahlaS bounded
"a his tse.. slass n band and eal1.a q
out @Qutc ael't. aere.s Nl4zaf.>s
0ealtt. .,ta WaJ>et roqat. aal1l@
glasses uitlt Us alt rs ale lrtfre1 q
personal eu.o.v vas ueeer more Wets
tily oppressed Eelsure Hour.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-07
ThE COLOMBlANS.
fbey Are HospitabIe People and
Like Good Living

The Co.ombans are a hqsritable pco.
pie and receive strangers cordially. 1t
is customary for stranger to >eud
cards to those whose acquaintance He
desires. and etiquette ttt7aand~ DAT tie
recipients of the e.5',i~ ,stl W.t,H4 ii
fcW days
The dining tabies Of tHa rich are
spread w.;h fine linen aud ST WITH
handsome eut glass and ehua Among
their beverages in addition 10 wines,
age cob&d8, barley water ofelgtda
which contaiu- atasaad jaaee and sq5
az; a4rass the Juice at uuripe @IareS,
nalauiada. orau4e44te and Il pEglglra-
ten Of chocolate thjtls as 9lueI y II ~h
for nvaHds IS SOFA dc p8u \ raw eax
is broken upon q slice Of toast and
beef broth IS poured over it \ break
fast eftpn consists Of several courses
for instance. fruit peaebea eggs. With
stewe't tomatoes ami riee. dSll chops
fried IN esFs and herbs ana IA to3llla
con SeSo, brain omelel sweet #petaloess
NJ other vegetable and ealfee SIT
frou is fayorite daverh19 tor soup.
Chicken or game pics contain d variety
Of vegetables, hard boaed eggs aud
Other ingredients \ common dish
among the poor Is q stew ealIed sin
coehe AnetAer standby IS rec aad red
beans, Rice cooi>eel IN lard With III
Tie tassado dried beet for i relish. is
tidhit among tie lower classes. Tie
flesh of the i4naua, species OF laud
lizard is regarded as a delicaey ard ~
said to resemble chicken Tie natives
slit tire sides of living female suanas
and take from them strings Of eggs as
large as plums. They hang these eses
In the Still aud dry them for future
consumption.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-07
Yur.crnl. Tor 60 Esesi!h,


It funeral Ia G!a- .agv a Stran2er
"ha he'd taken 'iS e",t, il on" - ias
mo;anta1 COACHES e5'ed tSe curiosity
i tie oti4er thre, ,tcsauanfs onn o.
Hhuia u; las; &4l,nd h,'a
@Yt'H he br.59.t.s q tie aorPt.
Nc, 20 X sth:.:her . T." cory >
"Weel .h"a. yts - l.'>eat
No I'ut n: ',aft'
Then vel *. = ica.9 Il .s.en' = tue
"orp:,
Not tl:, c..a~. II toi! tue tr7lta
y" a. ,4ee ezlt - ana = Ht.
'o:.fae 80. re semr carriage
.xety.el ..5}c, ; us w:d be tive raeap=
est way 10 ,as it From "Rnmnis.
.'ences." W a4s ArvAilela GseIA.s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-07
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la5.5 6Tegaa for 5he a8e 3ece
afstst= eDa .aaa& -
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a ae5s5 'aV4f aaA feage
n4a 49, faF0io OF ta.
ta65H -. - ~al#. coffee, tea.
o1atez stod HHsaa&a 5sa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-07
s lutte on.

Really" said aefs oldeasite. your
Iftte dinner last night was quite
recherchc,'
oh, dear" her hostess gfoancd, 81
just knew that new cook would make
botch of it some MY Chicago Rec.
ord Herald
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-07
l<ee:,iuG s9 Appearances.

Wife There vs. man around to.
day selling h. b.5., burglar alarm
bells To pat ON the trout of Che house,
SO | ordered ono
Husband What, You know We
haven't anything worth .toa!ug.
Wife-l know that. hut It VII make
the neiShbars tatnz we haye.-Phlla
delphia Ledger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-07
ELP FgsPnf{Iia

(Which would yon rather marry
Ethel. brains or moHty =
money, of course. can get along
without The iu<uries. bat I must have
the necessities Reoo6lyn Life
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-07

The Pactfc a6tei has s.ar.e3 q
serving meals aeai.. First clas
accommodations. Cali and sec nc
Edw. pezonia prop
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-07
-,

II ~ 2tea5 q jsa4..t.5 t'35 asf faT
de- fe=. tz=zzs=5-= t4s4' e}zF s5ss2$
ea=lt #a=4 ar lE7 e6t Gzea as
ptgtte5 sand. ss4aszs st 80 h,szst -
f=e5t eas95 He=a - .3# ti:.s s=.z94E#- -
szpv.a = e8 ,1-1 alG ~. I.s=.as
tHe .zjr e, very e.e5g aed tle5s.E dazk
tluz IF W. ee0.,! ~ abez. d. atases=
pheee 1e So would ai4eas pffeetly
BLACK. aHd >;ars uoul,l he s..3ae eleht
close - to tte saa Astroa55er oh
serve 6r,s,lft s:.I,~ ~ dalt5s.s ~ using
lon4 5eet'= seIrsto3 ~ ,4lst Tubes
of Wldal. oJ..-l.5f =s.,je Geat aaef rars
sons n tar a..s4sa u dsap wis ltNe
noticed stars @.jn: ov@rj-e4d. The side
tight pejn ID 'so=l bE tae 4te;t Ga2tbS
Of the WeiI4.- j J So Ia Ntlanttc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-07
&C TING WITHOUT ORDERS.
General Grmnt's Tribute to General
N!!"riIau'~ .iudi :ii"nt.

Senator Iio.r in lfis "Reminiscences
says rt1at Il dinner where General
Grant 4mi other df>tiHsHished men
We're Ineseat Gmumadore .Aden re-
l5r3.se ia t!.2f,. W;s unlh5as he dis
likad tl.#aee t...H a stFa11.nltp WHO al
W:.Ys e9eye.i o..a5~ -, 5..a is tGat
yea a. = .l.:.s 2.ei#st4.oaeft.: : sd Irps-
i5sf!. t5:s.t' ;teel., sI.e ta5i4 '!as.=esg.n
lI5e5:.,i.t9 ,.g:z.ed 1@..st u. lad said
.=lse3.t. = .9a.. IT,: 9L ztr.:4!. se}at
yon $50 :. = t2se.st#t..i .1..at. .ss..s Of
the vss,s.z@s 81. t#.s,a'r=.f .-ha9sl..ss -.
that IL 1.1le@ = - ta#aet WG.lza.a Of
derS .fs. tesa5= IL .str.st:s!9F=of fs.a,
Genet:f. .>t...:5d:59 s5Slaee1 >tlee lis
patch fraa5 zeHsss.t -, f.s.f5ued llat
Lee baa etaefe.1 IL. stt.9p!je5 10 a =er
tau 15aee V.ls=tl3 tlt o{hs=l SIDE of
tic fises= vfeIe. u could go 10 rom.
uaa.ca,5oH t=aes oaz o111 tae neNt
n1urt.254 N,aaq-zee4 .s5.Iu Ei. s,5,cd eH
II aan4 Nat=e= arg1= 80 #19 pIaee
df5.sa II us..:e~ a..e. e.re t4e149 aa3
ea95qfft{ -, 81. ...,.ls.s Stses - si@-
r,GG@r US ee4esasesi tue crest :fl9s
ful tE@ saet. i.~z4.4' 81 Hsefss .s.g#=
frs59l-s.es a=Hss .@5e. .55a Gsa..==s,.
tarzssy #:@ap @.5s=.si-5E sz@=4.5.s~ f.zx
el1.ae 4. as.ts= t..=:zq zq#35Ha,z Hef gH.#.=-a
l.elt 4.et#4e 54.=.=s,= ..,sssa #q4 500
ass5 ..szeE># ,as..f5e75 -
t>,a at
laeg re- d. sf
yes cseei tttta
"a -as.=ef l,saFVt~ f9etu 45es. 1itl
tisee= i 5a#s} 3es=ts.z al #fH.=4j4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-07

Ten mcn hAve failed from defects ia
morals where one has failed from de-
fecte in nte!lect.-Mann.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-07
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s y
= ADJUSTMENTS. x
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AMUSEM ENTS.

Elks' THEATRE ATTRACTIONS
December 9-"Happz HooI4au.7
December re5te Faust
December 1G.-IGelen GraaJ.y.
December 2I-Nat NJ. We.ls
December 2"-1sThe >.r4lulau
aeeQuber 2S-@Wtzacd # ".
A.c Jame. L. De1cher. Wh7i- direct
ins The Iou Of Mis- Hef4n Cr4Gtly
n revival Of hor greatest success.
@tlal Lord AMI Na~ref. relates an
amusing experience she= had In a=Hff5e
Town in Nebraska a short tiafe ago
4 had business witl lie advertising
aeent ofz fde tbaaler, and. going down
statfs to he bill room found him
With 4 letter in lHs hand md per-
n'eXea laasx on lis face. s.AFhot seems
10 5e The matter. joe2@ inquired
-.Itfs1 90 a letter end eau't read
writing: vii You please read il for
me- tooIl.l6e Iettes ard WIS just
slaetin4 10 master lis entea1s when
Joe called a halt and wanted 10 know
whom il Was from, turned 70 1Ae
sanefserip4i p4iou and seeing rfar it was
from lady. informed Him 0i tho
faet .1oa fetl into a brown study and
after miHae or Two, went over 70 q
small ctpheafl getting tva pieces Of
cotton h. e8He fFer a. me and said.
when get tAese ia E9ur otrs go
ahead aaa read lax letter. don't
vant goa 10 hea W491 il is about, do
- 81 E1h: t!e5fre December Is.
The remarkably successful musical
farce ~Happs HooIfa4n@ Written by
Frank Dmnom from ideas suggested
by Fred Opper's clover caricatnes in
The illustrated comic Week1ios, is an
rouNceI 10 IN presented in this city.
1Ejs raalfst c comedy character is at
once ree9enized a 6eif4 trae to life
vhi1e exaggerated sufficiently 10 be
e>eeedinsIy lmagl1abte ami the disas=
t5aus tnrideHtS. scores and situations
keep the audience strrei % the high
est pitch Of s.bzekIjas complications
ard dappeafa4s ftiofoas fun hat a.
crow led la5a tHe f4r.BeeHiHs attrae
toa Is a 1aaeh producer a5' a corr
ae@el-. q, " 6ts Gf4zeazi i-s- r4,fi-.nzs
s54.1Ua - esl5sa-es1 =e#a.f.rt =
IS &4o= e'aa sa esea aa}s5aa
5aaa So eva=aea @a enae
s4rare5z ra,zaz 5=..
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te}4
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45aaa #eHs ua6lg
aad haafs .54l laz1aa
ees ss so u an. ese -
s4- 81 =aay 2ee - II
tlaaf are - r. a4t tae.ta q
With saed anfr=gg th4i eas ts#i2
cHned 10 eNFcct at a2. na...e#t -
see any one Of thea stap 1le@a=t3 tie
ccotsahts aaa @de a tteH. The con-
eely is &og2eauS3y oRi9@eL Maenitt
1rntly paa cnt,} and laa.FaalH writ
tea with ret a @eeioH# th9H at aad
no aYe expects pc - .'HapHy Iico,
li.aao. Elk tb raaG Friday night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-07
ARE WOMEN NERVOUS :

Haaea a .hs presea E=q arr saa3
- ba a#4Hs sferfas t1.aa 4a65u as
any aao.e i94s Hfest Thz=. = ee#=e.
j. laraeh =2a opinion Of pc si4teIz
ezHez=ed N az ezzsssfSt#l @4=9Ier
Undoubtedly rae Woman Of taaa< sat
fes4 fraa 1nsrzsz.9 Sat =fhis 5a- al
ways heeo COMMON complain
among women a. all times. ia Las
Was her@ie al.3er zen
esafioas had iasisten : eeafesiaat
attacks OF @@92rims. aeeafain4 e
the london E&uress.
The nessimis n9ver @earies Of eH=
1aaiae uoon the strain ami stres e.
s.oder1. life. he rush Of travel flfz
festfessiass Of great s5efal cea.r=
sto neessaat poachtps aa he hour
q tn ui2h The etelafa# increase ii
ti5e namhef e WORKING WomeH f@
Z. reality Il tn rain ca @olaaH l."
ater tda, o}2t the tac5 that 1aeA
on abIa . fdqrg it proves ~ -
sa@#.se a peeNoG~ nowe9 r.lhef lhaa
eaease f1Gz Goaa8 aaa 9orIa
f Glse4 ia4ae ~ gsaaas
s'@1 las ea .ee
ve7f
aW
the
s..l1
II o'&
enT1
~ dt5ea At n4e=
So e.F=t =taH .aea or 500
<.#s suouz#a #t#e ceae'
aB ~
t55a
= t7'a 3E.a fSc ia a.ese
$50 = p.al. 5eaa#s
ses.a #aas 555s
e2lrzsN E1oa14 r@eaa ,~juote
III marry
s.a5't.= via. se..=f.=s #f=Gl - seas
"a gt5 55.I t.,zss3s
fhar" i. esssa sr.ar a.slan=
faea :.:el vaHaa Il gass aat.9na *i2
Is Airtr1Jte
zf4 ,as I'D }t#. etli.e
edGeaJiqa ae. as 0ar =
Gt#a. - }1ar -,haa, taas
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ea#aH aa#=4a 57s=ass
sa5i#'es @a ffe sfss5:4aa t4a
,a0#s laa5e@ I'D raa.
,'e..l... ..4i a-.--., a9 80
lssa# aiaall4 taz4
ffef l5.9. 25...,
44l #eatz e35 iaa il aHs9
o7 va,.ass lot 80 "aI. lse shat 9
l5es t14e ;ue ~ "a aa of laro
Il IS fha ffTs 5#1s1
and aeat'ote t5aa ba.9sr.
eae #Gs9aa'far II#35
desires - hor az65ajsha5 ha and.
Old maid ar e1aHaH5 IA
G. Of mind over matter TA n fe-
abstract ideals to concrfe a.s88pofat
neats.
4 woman oace resolved to drop az
the eos5ips from her calling list Ilcr
husband is now h6r only acn1afataree
When man makes a mistake n h.s
first marriage he victim is his second
wife.
\ woman doe'arzs - . ran that n
5 perfect, aa1tha nan aerer #raaea.
that he docs rot attompt + pgoqa =.
\ good husband /. ~ bu .saa
e GTilmino
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-07


,.1a=ts5i@ az =afer car ~ bias fsoca
Ha5 iuc5o4e eeW care }ar csbafs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-07
A BUNCH OF ONIONS,

Mr.. an& Mrs. MILAN Onion aee ~,
,4sfz ..42 = E.-st sroa .. Onions father
q! 1.ial. ea.sa e.A==1aft Doc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-07
EGNs' THEATRE ATTRACTIONS

December 9-"Happ1 Hw.4au7
December ll-@Te4te Faust
December 1G-IIelen GraaIE.
December 2I-Nat NJ. Wells.
December 2"--"Fhe Nr4luIau
He@gHbcr Wizard # ".
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-07

%aiIara dI5 - 60 eHfa
Mint
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-07

QualIs on tJast. - cea,s 81 = r.
Mint
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-07

,.jies r@t- -s4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
Fires and Insurance.

One of the results Of the Baltimore
fire has been that most cities In this
country have begun to Inquire whether
they are sufficiently equipped 70 fight
great conflagrations. Generally the an
swer IS "No." Usually 1t Is found that
there is lack OF rcserves--of men, hose
and apparatus,
we are told that Richmond has wants
in this direction, aud II So they should
be supplied, Indeed, from this time forth
every city ought to see to it that 1t has
an efficient fire department, and that
less and less combustible material is used
in the construction OF buildings.
However We guess the Insurance COM
panies will be more exactinS than here
toforc of architects and builders, and We
may be quite sure they will gather the
statistics and formulate the arguments
on the subject,
II Is not turne, as some think, that fire.
proof construction has been proved to
he worthless. The security afforded by
the vaults Of the banks and OF other
business houses. and by most OF tho
burglar and frc-proof safes, proves the
contrary. And many of the "sky-scrap-
ers" only fall victims to the heat and
flames because therc was lack OF fire
proof protection about their doors and
windows. Hereafter that fault will be
rcmcdied, The insurance men Will de-
mand that 1t shall be, for more than ever
before "fire-proof" buildings will be in
s,,red hereafter. ss
In short. the Baltimore fire has taught
tho country lesson, and the Insurers
viii demand that 1t shall be hooded,
Better equipped fire department will be
required. The architect will be looked
to TO proyido plans which will ensure the
greatest possible protection against fire.
The work of the builder will have to be
done better. And. of course, an ample
supply of water will be cxactcd of each
municipality whose property owners es-
pcct IN receive the lowest rates of in-
surance.
The Baltimore fire worked great do
structlon of property, but the lesson OF
II can, and, we believe will, be turned to
good account. Let Richmond be among
the elites that shall be wise enough to
profit by 1t!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26
Endorse the Torrens System.

Editor Of The Times-Dispatch:
Sir,--As president Of tho Virginia Real
Estate Associntlon,.I beg to call attenf--
ton to tho following resolution. when
was discussed for soine tile time ut our
comprehensively, intelligently and .elo-
.quontly explained by Mr.. Eugene g. Mas
Sic tic resolution was unanimously,
adopted "Being profoundly impressed by
the need for reformation IN our land
laws, and believing that the Torrens sys-
ten Of land registration add to the
value Of lands and promote the develop
ment Of the whole Commonwealt IN. We
respectfully urge the. Legislature J, 70 pass
the pending bill on this subject. +.
~ learn that there Is some opposition
10 this measure In the Legislature, but
wo who are dealing In real es tate, W llle
not welded to this specla measure. De !
.lieve that something like 1t should DC
adopted promptly. and can SEQ no reason
why, II need be, this bill should not pe
so amended MS to commend this 70 even
the lawyers in our legislature. The p p 6,
pie; throughout the state want sllnp mp
and less expensive and more prompt mode ,tl
portant thing to be desired is promptneis IS,
Nc have known several good size sales
to be defeated by tho delay IN the exam.
,ination Of title. At tho urgent request or
many members OF our asso clation. am am
asking you to reproduce the resoiu,t ~,
above and we do hope that THIS 3i1eEis, ~
turc will not adjourn until ACTON IS tt t[i
OH this Important measure.
w 7757 Very truly
III 55sl I.{ M a. r, ,BIBB. President q
Charlottesville. Va Feb. 10Th. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-02-26

OCCURRING. are moro to be rolled upon
than his recollection many. many years
afterwards. Not only was there hrs'.
tation and dissent III tho British Cabinet
hut Mr.. Gladstone himself was mani
testify one oil The dissenters. Tho media
lion proposed by Napoleon tho Third and lif
TO which Mr. Gladstone was already com
nltted. was not mediation at all. but
intervention by Russia. England aaid
France In the form Of a preliminary ma
tender OF good offices. to be followed nY
a display Of force, II need be, to put u
stop to tho war and establish tire ' 'rle'''
pendence Of the ConfcderacS!
Said Mr.. Gladstone, III writing home:i
Nov. five have had our Cabinet To-
day and meet again Tomorrow. \ an ~
afraid we Shall do little or nothing ~
the business OF America, but VIII sena
yo,i definite intelligence. Both lAoros
8pnln,ersto1l and Russell are right. F
Nov. 12,-The United States affair has
ctt1cd and not we'll. Lord Russell rather
turned tail He gave way without r eso-
5iutcly fighting oft his battle. However,
though we decline for the moment, the
answer is put Upon grounds ana IN terms
which leave the matter very open fors
the future. 55
NovS13,-r think the French will make
orr answer about America public: at
least. It Is very possible. But hope
they may not take 1t as positive re-
f,,sal or, at any rate, that they may
themselves net In tho matter. 1t VIII 90
clear that we concur With them that the
war should cease.
II Il speech made in New Castle, Octo--Ss
bcr I, 1862, Mr.. GLADSTONE said that
Jefferson Davis and other leaders OF the
South "hnve mado an army; they ar r
making, 1t appears, navy; ana thcy
have made what is moro than either--a
nation This speech was denounced oS
tho English press and was disnpprovcd
tby the Cabiret. In later years Mr.. Glad.
STONE confessed that he had been guilty
Of an undoubted error in making IL. lie
characterized his offcnse as not only q
mistake, but one Of Incredible grossness.
The New York Times, in discussing
this episode, says: ut Is possible tina { q
desire to help the world forget his "un-
doubted error IT. this respect may nave nave
betrayed MI. Gladstone into the strange
and serious misstatements made IN ms
letter 10 Mr. Clews." We do not so
quito as far IS that, IT Is more prooa-
bic that Mr.. Gladstone erred IN his
statement by relying upon his RECOLLECTION
rather than take the trouble to examine
his own diary of that date
Now4as to whether tho visit Of the Rus
siap fleet to New York in 1863 was IN
the way OF friendly visit, or was IN
tended to show France and England
that Russia disapproved the plan or
mediation, there seems some question.
However, IL NO are to rely upon the re-
searches OF the Chicago Inter-Ocean,8
which has ransacked various official
papers bearing upon the subject, the
Russian fleet was" ordered to American
waters in consequence of the fact that
tho French note had been written to Eng
land ana Russia. and because Russia
wished to stamp the proposition with
its dlsapproval.
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i r. i
stock He complains that the road is
badly managed and not y the Interest
or Tho stockholders, Is In poor cond!tlon
ana That the law regulating the control
CT tic road is5not observed Judge Z VI
nell names April 4th as the date for tho
hearing. Captain McBee. who Is named
as receiver. has recently submitted Two
proposals to Governor Aycock FOR the
lea sing of the road, The first was De-
sclincd and the second lie Withdrew .lasr
Tuesday evening. The state owns l.' w,
shares and the private stockholders e''-'1
shares -,
Captain AlcBee has given $50, ot9 bona
MS receiver. and will take charge o. ti,d
property at once.
Z Argument was heard in the Supreme
Court to-day III the appeal OF state vs.f
Daniels, the defendant being Alfred Dan "a
icls. the murderer Of Fnrnifold q, sim
mons father az United States Senator
Simmons. Attorney General Giimer ana
Solicitor A. D. Ward. of Newborn. ar
gued for the State. and Colonel j. Z, L.
Harris for the defendant, WHO IS IN
der sentence to be hanged in Jones coun-