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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-18
'lAIlLllA'.M|S':ll..| |, |, ] / 4
HANG TODAY ]
Lett Lynch burg Last Niight fe'r. for.
r oanokc in Cl1argc Of Civil
~ 4; 5j55 Officers.
SOME 0MlN0Us WHISPERS.
Williams Will Likely Be Legal
" Hung on the Gallows Pre-
pared for Film,

(stafi Correspondent OF The Tines-Dis-
s 7 patch.) ,2 N
ROANOKE, VA, March 17,---If nothing
happens to prevent the negro Henry VIII VIII
liams; who 40 brutalIy assaulted Mrs.
! George L.. Shields and Il her infant child
lii thls city on tlles 3ot of January last,
will be put to deatl, here to- morrow.
The indications now are that the execu-
tion viii be legal and by llangin 8: Roa.-
I,oke; people want 40 be law.abidlng ard
they intend 5to be. Il they can. The bet
tor element5ls going to be, but the uni
yersal horror OF tile crime that was
committed here III the quiet home Of a
popular and deserving itscn In he broad
open daylight and the indignatio lon Of; the
people. has not en- tirely cooled 4 down. g The
probabilities are that Henry Williams
viii be hanged upon the gallows that's y 81 Y Is
now ready for him In the, jail yard
though his arrival here In the gray dawn
tomorrow Without strong military pro-
Itection may be tho ssignal for q fresh
}outburst of! tho Indignation X hal. pervaded
every breast W len LII dW fut#Cti1iio3bSh
committed, anu when the negro was ar
rested In West Virginia. and which was
held In check by the nppepqrance OF
military a month ago when Williams
was tried and convicted here
Roanoke Is as quiet q md serene to-niglit
as 1t nothing was going to. happen TO- TO-
morrow, but there are some people here
who think tho negro will not be legally
hanged. There are many people who
think hanging Is too lid for him. II
WHISPERS GOING ARoUN'lD.
Il \ Roanoke Is quiet, and acting Mayor
Johnson 4 is perfectly honest In his belief
that military Is # not needed to insure a.
legal hanging. but there are some Whis-
}pers, here and there, whispers thnt he
Mayor docs not hear, and he VIII not
hear them either, for, Whey are not IN,
tended for his or any other otlicer's ears
II they il,ear anything sbetweeD now and
noon tomorrow, It VII not bei ea whisper,
but clap OF thunder. 3
Sheriff sTillett leaves for Ilynchburg y
$3.50 q clock, and The Times Dispatc q. man
Is of with him, ls ne gEeriff.s ~,
tention ID be back here With Wllliams I a'
$40 "A, Ai. 59S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-18
IPORT ARTH UR CRU !! i!SERss }, Y! S 4.
LOOKING FOR u e ENVY.
Went Out Sixty Miles, But
Saw Notta jap N'ladivos-
tok Fleet Not y ct United
SYitll&l Lolld Hears
MailIy. VTaguc
q Runlors.

II, 4 Il AK lIl
6By .AssocIAted Press.l

fsLONDON, March Is. u The correspondent
iof the Daily Mall sat I Che Foo, who has
Just visited chinalnno. Korea, !, Gays :s5li5 .s$
ii the way to- Chemtilpo Wa passed a
constant succession of n Japanese trans
ports. Three liousand Japanese landed de
fit ghcnl,lpo$at at the end of last week.
The correspondent adds that the RUS
sians !. arc rctrcating across the 1aiu
River before the sad vance Of tile y apanesc
outpost VI * b. III ~! 81 3 .s3
The Daily Mail Wei Il Wei cores s.
pl,oondent learns that yiscount Aokc form a
crly Japanese mister. to- Gcermany,f$is Is
going to Seoul to establish practically
Japanese administration, !, for Korea.
Under date OF March 18th the Che Foo
correspondent Of the Standard reports
that provision trains arc arriving hourly
at Port Arthur tile rail way being intact.
q The Daily Telegraph.s Toxic corros--s ss-s
poudcnt. cabling March 18th Il assertS that hal
X he Russian feet had returned q Port
.Artlnur.1 ( thisls correct, the CORE ondent {
adds. its Isl evident from Rear A Adm!rai
Haron Won Stackelbcrg Is; report that he
[ Russian cruisers ~ hlcl, left Via dlyosto1s
returned to that port nj tt,ont an tempt
having n been made to Unite the fleets,
or g On attempt was made i. was un-
isliccessful. b Z. .5s i 81
& The Che Foo cores pendent OF the
Paris edition Of the New York Herald.
cabling under yesterdays date II II asserts
that q portion OF the Russian fleet made d
several cruises withinya radius OF Il ftya
miles OF Port Arthur vi thout finding any
trace OF the enemy. XII;
The foregoing dispatches are only: ad =
dltlonal items OF news appearing In the
London newspa pers this morning, With
the exception Of vague runors OF alleged
movements fsthe opposing forces IN the
vicinity Of tho Yalu River. lt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-18
BOTH ON THE FIELD.
Scouts Of Russians and Japanese
Separated Only by River.
3(Byl AssOc[ated Press

.fJi II. (By ASsoclaIed II Iess.)
LONDON March 1s.---A correspond ndent
Or tho Times at Toxic says that the
Russian and Japanese scouts are. now
separated only BY the river Cheng cheng.
inst north OF Anju. The4 dispatch adds
that the foreign correspo IS Will leave
.for the front either on March 10th Or
March esd. but their destination IS stu sll
unknown. a. "A 4 l.,.,si q, I,
A a correspondent OF tile Times at Wei
FIai-Wei, cabling under yesterday's date date,
says: {5 II, i,s
}5.,,I arrived at Ping Yang inlet Marcl,
18TH and proceeded to Chinanlpo. Nayi-
cation was dlffIcult owing to tho drift
;jce. II found anchored there both war
vessels and transports. Dlsembarka ton
las been difficult, hut the Japanese have
brought all necessary apr Cances. Eon.
toon ietties have ceen built and extend
for; hundred Of yards, and the ira T.. !.
.ports brought their own landing barges.N
\ Tho correspondent describes the landing
IN movements nd tho disposal Sof 4 the forces
With some detail and says: x
Despite the terrible wca ther, the In,
fantry marche twenty five mi les daily,
each man, carrying nearly 100 pounds Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-18
Ordinance Co or1i1litte Y Strikes s
Out Fire and Police lncrc
s55s ai1d Stand y NJ ecflallies
s::s llllIsti i; tut ,::
Ordinance. il: !
DAB NEY SOLVES PROBLEM. / G 7 | :. ! ! /, /.
Madison ard Alderman Leads
81 Way to Agre er11en tP olice
83 and Firernen NJ Vim
Later.

The Committee on Charter, Ordinances
and Reform took but five minutes last
right to make recommendation to the
Council. concerning the budget. which it
is thought will untangle the matter
and insure its speedy adoption.
Tho plan was offered by "a lderman w.
Il. sDa abney, Of Madison Ward and sec
ordcd by Councilman crenslaw. Of e. Clay, Ia
and speedily adopted. &
The substitute offered by Mr.. Dabney
had for Its basis the budget as 1t came
iron, he Finance Committee. In view
5ofi tho rulings OF Presi dent Turpn in the
board tho other night. @ he($ moved to
strike out all proposed increases for tho
officers sof the police and fire depart
ments, because they were put lin by the
Finance Committee ithout reference to
the Charter, Ordinance andsR eform Coln-
sinittee. These items were for increases for
the clerk and inspector or the police de-
partmcnt and for the chief, assistant
chief, second assistant chief and two
illeutenants#il #ils5 the fire department. TAX.
Ing these amounts and adding to them
a SUN Client amount from the aoon tingent
fund to make $1,000, this was put ton the
$1,000 given the Mechanics, ,S Institute,
making that appropriate ior. IS, 900, as here re
tofore. 3sg
$8 Taking the Finance mmittee's paper.
Mr.. Epa bney's amcndmc swcrega fol-,
lows: 81 5i, ii "a
Police pay roll, strike out SOS. .025 md
insert $87. .495; contingent fund, strike oiit!
sD,ls7.OS and insert sS.65D. .0s; fire depart
Gment pay roll, strike out S7O,470 and in
.scrt s7S.6O0; special repairs, First Mar
sket strike out $1,000 and insert 5000;
I expenses Second Market. strike out So, 100
and insert $500; Mechanics 1nstltutc,' (
strike out 5000 and insert $4,000
Tho substitute was adopted unani-
#n1ously, the sum total OF tho budget being
exactly as 1t was first reported. On
motion OF Mr.. Crenshaw. the police and
fire boards were requested TO- appear be-
fore the committee AT u specia Injecting
next Thursday night. when II Is thought
mn effort Will bel made to get he items
stricken ontalast night before the Coun-
eli In q separate measure, along with,
the increases asked By the police aud
|. flrenlen. h " 5 4, 3 VIZ TX "a
y President Tulpin, who was at theSmeet-
Ing last night. stated that he would call
tile board to meat Monday night, when
tho success or the budget seems as
ss,lred, The lower branch will have to-
concur, and special meoting of that
body viii be held later in the week,
y IT looks now as II tl1a budget will 60
through without further trouble,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-18
BOY MURDERER |. in
PRISON FOR LIFE
Emil Waltz, After Sensational
Trial, Gets Life Sentence
for Terriblc Crime.
i (By Associated Prcss.)

's5fDETROIT, MICH. March l7-limil
Waltz, who has been on trial hero for
tho pustfslx weeks on the charge OF br,l-!
tally numbering little four-year-olh AL
.phonse Yemes,f whose horribly muti-l
lated body was found AUGUST 18th ampnE y ON
some moulding TASKS in the rear OF the
Detroit Stove Works, on Adair Street,
wac to-day found guilty by 9 Jury IN me
Recordels Court. His trial has been sci y
sntlonal&i IN the extreme. Waltz, who is
d man ofiungoyelMable temper. n NUM-.
Der OF times during tho trial completely
LOST control OF himself and fairly lsaveti
against tho prosecution tho police fficers,
witnesses and even his own attorneys,
Who he has declared at times We're not,
making the proper efforts in his behalf,
Malta Was sentenced to prison for !lfe, u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-18
CINClNNATI FIRM DID
NOT MAKE PICTURES.
ByiAssocIatcd Press.

at WASHINGTON, p, q, March l7r-ln
the senate to-day Mr. McI.a,lrin pre-,
ssented and had read u letter from tho
Cincinnati firm which supplied tho pics
&tulrs, on account OF which arrests res
Gently were made at Irdianola and Ler
land, Miss, to which Mr., McIaurin re-
sfcrred on Saturday last The firm de-
MED thntBit manufactures pictures Of an
8inproper character. 3tf 3aaf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-18
PROMINENT GEORGIAN
n SHOOTS ANOTHER.

(l3y yAssoclatel Press.) NJ
& T,rYIsY, GA March l7.-- Henry y, llipms
was probably fatally shot by G. s, Mel
son l,ers last right. Both arc prominent Z
citizens of WORT Scollnty, Nelson, havinS
served & several terms AZ sheriff llo
shouting followed "a quarrel be tween the
boys or The Two families NJ lllanis 1
9sirl,ck Nelson and The !lat ter rev y liE8 II
!, sYplyer and fired, III s,5.f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-18
!. Cl1e.ss]t,erficldF I, Fire.

& A big blaze III Chesterfield county, south sou
!taniliiom last nlEl,t. The retlsetlolr Mas
seen farsnpd near, and ga ye9 tllsS appear
ance Of a grea 7 CON tla grafton, y was I'M
what piSe was sb1tnilsg 8 1r8to Mia I cAtsnt dam,
use Ia - SsollS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-18
FRIGHTFuL HAILST0RM
.s5 a VISITS NEWH0 LEANS.
Ill.RS N AssocIatedH Press.l 5

if II By "A ssOcla ted & l'Fess.) ii
NEW ORLEANS. March IA 1.-THE
slisayiest hail-storni on record, followed
lhy terri fict rain, occurred this y fternoon,
and "a great deal of damage was done in
tho %city, OF stores flooded and stocks
damaged, besides roofs bloMt, down. he
main event was the oaYing In Of the roof
3of IA ttl,e Southern E;xpt ess Gonpany's
stora So building. The y 100 has q ninety
foot slant and the wcig llt and volume
5of hatl and water tore ~ slols lE \, " he
sa,s aus Illg a great Al deal ol q aNla
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-18
COME FOR WILLIAMS,
Sheriff Expects a Quiet Time
and Tame Hanging.
(ElrorallI 4 . staff c'orresPondt

1 " (From d staff Correspondents
I.YNctInUr q T. Al. March l7.-lits4 J.
Sergeant Tillett.s Yccompa MED by four
regular deputies, three of the men q
pnllWin's Detsctiya bureau acting as
special deputies and al squad q seven
new wspapey men, ed here at 10 O'clock
10 'chargs of Henry Hams. q ltsr
lssontlAusQ on ia aye,l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-18
TO INK les
BY NEW BRI RIDGE

The !Times-D Dispatch will
print next Sunday a full-pageS
war map in four colors. This. lis
map will show clearly all the. e.
points Of interest in Japan,
Korea, Manchilria and China.
Every name Of city, port ors
town will be perfectly dis
tinct. On the margin Of the
map will be arrangements for
keeping a complete record Of
the Japanese and Russian R
fleets and forces. Every sub
scriber5 Of The Tim Dispatch
should make arrarlg ements to!
mount this map and preserve
it for future use. IT will be a$
beautiful ecimen Of the map
makers art and IS to be pub
1ished by The Times Dispatch
at large cost. Newsdea ealers5
and subscribers who want ex-8
ira copies of the paper con-
tanning the map must get5theirt
orders to The Times Dispatclls
before Friday night. 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-18
y, \ 4. Z. :, l, E,,I1 b ii,IIf;RM ETEll.
ALMANAC.


u .ca,linr ri,izens endorse The m elnene!
fot: another frae bridge and to lie ts1's y g
fnrthnrgthe plan---B Busnes sa N On hoins Isl. en
tipsiastie at !, King
IfichTnoIds Il grentcr! ci ty--t ptnrnl ttec on
Iihartar Changes ordinances and Re lorM Or y
Stands by Aldermen. bud Eet aS ..S y !.
came from
pollGe a,is y, ii1,s.s II
7youlig won4t j II cooking san1 house woirka
% be annder ihs direstlot 81 Ins
Methodist Inst to te-- oyernor a. appI29Nss
tsHtj,e 4Sundavsl liquor law and 81 YES MS },
rsagonsfor3dotn so.--A Air. 4 Fry 70 re hapill,
#fafc3tilc Ia amnuB5 Old CoSner s in g. g. ana
restore II y Y, ri,S;,- y: q
yeteraa M = e sssmail
fIre Ii tho hacking otse Of ~ v, u, fer-5
skins# III co \. .R eports s...at an other. "a rgc
depart tment store will bf estaElls y ed here a
Annual report Of tho8 8Mcthoals
t,,lion-irish-A merit:aps unite hear.ily.in y
celebrating ST. Pat tricksa& ~ egIo
IRA t.s lady Il p,irse-A other case against
tsollyer-- Supreme Court OF "a ppeais slls-
stains Corporation Commission IN Il its I1 ,9c-5
mininn s tea nlship Com p2 NY Z ecord- 4
&ircakins crices received for toba I,--'
J.sn,ains off, Mr.. j DIN z. n lAeltna M
4 erred ltcrc: ~ ~ Commlss' onc crs q p pointed
assign yot q sslnsrssaed,i
4 IS PREVENT aiS sprnad of tllberc'iosis te re-
tha season hs;a EST ~ 4 RI. Y.
1lenth ~ &, illl.lss n!s
&t.efvcd by q n 5ef N u ipgcomb 0ncernsls
Kan 10 meet to-nigi e. 0od al returns
from City Mission sail pper. Ss,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-18
Virginia.

r ~
story tLa altan,,s cri,issr q Isd1i, y
another q la 4 on No March crrp g
sj,ittsylvariia .cou It Prince George Court
held BY verdlets
cases--s. Tie7 government at last "a yer. !.
tisea for bids. for d,yertsrg the treshs I. Z,
water q 1n9 Reanoke cones
4 1.ynchhnrg; for Henry Winlams, who is
10 hang TO. moro W whispers or sttompt
At lynehing at Roanoke-7Jonn Berger. ger,
,loun county, while turning syyitc h.
The February tern Of Ghesssrhs rirf iSen snap
slaughter irginta- Varsity defeats Pan m
tops by only o to s0--hllil Ter School "a akes
fIop, Wash!ng.onc ana nee
10 to be decided by vots OF tho people.
North Carolina.
the ,receivership$o the Atlantic and North Fl
Carolina Tread and 1e reads dld seni 911-
nary nary Company chartered and Will rebuild
the seminary burned at Oxford --(;oyer-
nor instructed by Board Of Internal lm-
ne 'into, the condi ton OF the itlantlc and
North Carolina Abroad ri burned 70
deathssby fire in woods near Cha ri3tta
1Sho repressnts eS sent fs Himself 10 be abseondins
bank tellersin New York and fugl tive from z, n
jus tice,a gives llmself UP IN ~ lns ton -Sal
4 cm:-Carolina defeats Oak Ridge 16f toa3
8--4--NI Iscreant hoods basement Of sc hool ht
winston Sa lem. closing school ior me ne
4 day "
General.
Thousands of II apanGse have recently
landed at ChGmul lpo4-- Russ: ans ( retreat
before n Ia pa,cse ncross Yaln# Ftlvcr--5JtTT
Daring Russian cruisers steam on 5of
Port Arthur sixtymiles Wit I,out seeing !;, g :
yulnors7 90 lighting in Ear IIn St. q eneIr,l !
Kuropatkn max. llg eScellent time on his
trip "a cross ~ two con TN en- ts.y--h lnortty
leader WI !ianis. gets after Republicans
4 for their Dluft Of prosecuting the trusts
saying that 7. IT torney, General Snox. iad la
shia n9t, "a @ f tS sts igffh
day celebrated Quietly Mt Frlnceton--
Young man commits suicide becauie
sweetheart rnters, q convent e Ind does
not answer his letters --H Tasty SXout h cn-.
cages himself TO SeW York girl, having
9ny by gRsEh} Ea on dlsseysgnSS s% Is
could hardly be beSconsldered q beauty / he
refuses to we'd her and has entered suit
for the ctcngagement { ring v, 4h!ng ton
negro preachcrsh four hotels In NWltel'-
BDury.$r Conn. shut In his. face. and ss is
orcsa t. 80 oa ohscnre noardinIg I honfe
4swho had forgotten s.ie. had married him
aud Is only convinced after MARI &c Icer-,
&ttflca to Is produced -. Former Secretary
z 8'rl,urber Is dead d Croft, son Of the late
congressman from Solltlv Carolina: !,nplnl-
mated 10 succeed his father and 1aillmnn
transportation of5 troops In spanish-A mer-.
iCnn War TO EmIlS tol.in OOlnt ,ei1's iF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-18
Concurrence Of Richmond " Cotitl.
Gil, I'M Plan Alone Lac king ssAs
585.5s s5s5 to Insure Bridge. 5s5IS|.g
5clT'Y3E'T0 EN- DORIS 8T'HI E IlSI
PROPOs D BOND ISSUE, 1
BY 3 ar, az Issue of$ s.: ,ooos+ s7' 5''i
Year 33r-2 Per Cent. < lGoul' l'ollIEssSSs
sBonds the Old Bridge Can s ss81
! BE Acquired and y gni--55 NJ
ficent New One SBu Built:: sassl
Es3 Many Favor i {. SssSEssS; 5S55s3i

n, The movenen Mt for the cons
Al great modern subs tan tial II free SbridEs
Sccnnecting the cities Of Il r chroild and
AIancheste ter received grealt. Slas lt,.
night rneetin q fuen tzaills
o. richmond interest ted oin will ll#
thoseso OF Nlanc hester the s!irinl ton
or such q needed publisc n,pro oyenent s,ssS
III At this me etlng the tleta Us of pro
siecti and the financial plan of the -sts
smoters were full outl lined md ao5 fa-ss3
$vorably imp pressed those IL PRESENT tlia;a VIZ
there va not ono te1lll z ltssstlt tirs
6nracti icabllity and even feasibil e1iIs
the other han lance; were
fully impress nt ttll the plan and tlls
the benefits that Will accrue ;to y sl
seontlon that tho me etins was enth,isI-SSS 4
5aatlc throug hout, 4 and it was eterminsl u
to proceed immed dia tel and .energ ucallyj
Is carry out the provisio ions y plan
nDt., to that end II press he proj upon
tho attention tho counc Il
iot Isichmon 5s
Ie gislatiycg Authority N .sas$S $'
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Rtcontlnued on Second Page,1 s'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-04
Sugar of Milk.

Sugar of milk. which is made from
whey. in itself has no medicinal quail
ties. Aside from its uses as a food
Tor the young. it is known to the med
1cal profession principally as vehicle.
homeopathic physicians naturally use
1t more than the allopaths. but both
allopaths and homeopaths nowadays
are giving medicine in tablet form to
a great extent, and the tablets are in
most cases made palatable by sugar of
milk
Sugar of milk also forms the bulk Of
trlturationS. more commonly known to
patients as powders. OaiN Il small per
cent OF tie average powder is medi-
cine. BY means OF mixing sugar of
milk the tahi::.s Of moHe!r;tn doses of
powerful drugs .s l.a"t:e possible In
tie Glo5ule or pill form Ills is also
true
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-04
$100 Reward. $1uo.

The leaders of this paper Will be
pleased TO learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being constitutional disease, re.
quires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mueus surfaces of the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the
disease and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing it's work.
fhe propretors have so much faith In
is curative powers that they offer
one Hundred Dollars for any case that
t fails to cure. Send for list Of tes.
timonials. Address,
j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Q.
sold by Druggist, 75c.
HALLS Family Pills are the best.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-04
A DEN OF DISORDER.
The Press Gallery of the French
Chamber of Deputies.

The press gallery of the French cham
Der of deputies seems to enjoy special
privileges. The reporters behave aa
they please-that is to say, very badly.
They shout. laugh, interrupt the ora
tors or discuss among themselves the
topics treated on the floor AS their
voices are drowned by the noise made
by the house and their manifestations
are not easily located, the president
and his deputies affect to ignore them
and very often let pass many boyisll
pranks in which tlat young and some
what uneducated body is wont to in
dulge. When they are wearied by a
speech they cry out "Cloture" as the
deputies do to shut off speaker They
greet speakers whom they dislike with
groans or laughter. They make at the
top of their voices all sorts of disre-
spectful remarks about the lawmakers
down below. There was one reporter
in the press gallery of the senat te who.
as he entered used to cry out tie ia
nous phrase Of a speaker of the revo-
luton, "President dassassins, je de-
mande Ia parole" AS rule, however,
the deputies by themselves are a spec
tacle interesting enough, and the noise
they make is distracting enough to mo-
nopolize the whole attention of the gul-
leries as well as Of the speaker; consc-
quently the din of the press gallery
passes unhecded until once in awhile Il
Journalist goes too far and has to be
called to order or expelled. Century
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-04
HARD TO UNDERSTAND
The Cabman's Vocabulary WAS Pu.-
aiinS to tIiC Strana.nr


lie was Il scholarly looking English
man with the abs,ractcd appearance
Of a student about linn, and be wanted
10 take ride 10 Il suburban locality
and back. Wat VII be Fodr Charge
Le.as.. L tic c;gz3.aatl.
"rvo plunks" rapIi~d 2auav.
r"TWo What|'
honeS-"s~ts. .tjItst Foa. en-
"uu:' eclloeA He ether III A4w#G-4-
ncnr "No, anti . know ho% uu,a it
is to cost ne for the Trip. That is what
| am .gei.if>- va.
"Tl#ts what En- telu you. Iqo
daddivs. Seer
Il beg pardon. That is equally Hy.-
tifyin@ Either have failed to make
YOU understand me or | am stu2J3arir
deficient i'll dnP9headin& tie yee,luz
larry Of commerce. Nay ask you 10
make one more effort to tell ne What
my fare will 5e for the proposed tlip>''
"'roid YOU five or SIX times. Two
bucks; two cart wheels
\ ii@ht seemed to dawn unon the be
logged mind of the scholarly person.
Gould yoa. he said, by any posi-
biity mean So
Sure. That's what I've been tpl1iu,
You all along, but you don't seem to an
derstand English
\ few moments later one might have
seen cab making its way toward tire
suburbs. On the drivers seat was Il
brisk looking parsonage with his plug
hat tilted back on his head. and on the
inside was a passenger who was indus
triousy jotting down something in his
notebook. Companion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-04
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a EiI at the Satiri&ts.

The instinct of mankind against sat
Ire is really very sound instinct.
Satire is always dishonest. fer t is al
ways the expression Of Hatred for 4
thing hopelessly coveted. WHO S:.;i,;.cs
humanity: None but be who, ilu, !.ax'-
ing the common human advantages. is
obsessed with admiration of them
Who satirizes plutocracy? The paurer.
who is warmed by the notion of
wealth. Who satiriZcs aristocracN:
an aristocrat. Thackeray wished that,
and the Marquis of Farintosh was one
OF the natural outcomes of his wish
Max Beerbohm in Saturday Review.