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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-19
Letter to Mosby.

4 Colonel MOsby sent the letter to Presl-
dent Roosevelt, who was then at Oyster
Bay, but he did not give out the reply
during the campaign. as he thought the
Presidents motives in writing as he did.
might be misconstrued The following Is
the Presidents reply. permission to use
which was obtained from the White
House to-day:
"Oyster Bay, n. y.
September 10, 1901.
My Dear. Colonel Mosby:
THAT Is a fine letter OF Roulhac's.
and appreciate It. have always
been sadd4ned rather than nngered by
the attacks upon me in the South.
am half Southerner myself: and
can say with all possible sincerity
that the Interests OF the South are ex-
actly as dear TO ME as the interests
OF the North.
Sincerely yours,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.'
Although there has come no word from
is most general belief that the Presi-
South will look upon as more acceptable
policy towards that section than he has
followed In the past Every Southern
man interviewed In Washington since the
election has urged that tho press OF the
South and tho people give Mr.. Roosevelt
full credit for good intentions toward
them until there is some positive act CT
his to justify the CONTRARY opinion In
short. to wipe off the slate, and begin
NIL over again with the new adm inistra-
uOn 5
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Big Results

From Sundays Tce-Dco
Want Ads. Bring them In
to-day.
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Definite Effort Begun at
Last With Completion
of Hotel in View.
BACK EFFORT WITH
PUBLIC SENTIMENT
The Pulse Of the Leading People
Of Richmond to be Felt
and Then All Will Join
Hands for the Sue
cess Of the Move
ment.

A determined and definite effort Is to
be made to have the jefferson Hotel re-
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school" began Robert. whose father was
a minister, and his parcntage accounts
Tor HIS presence Of mind as well as for
other facts in relation to him. Here"
went on Rob, holding out the petition,
and then. looking AT Miss Carr set fea
lures Rob halted
she took the paper. read it carefully,
md laid 1t on her desk.
you may take your seat. Robert"
abe snid, and went on with her writ
ing
The morning wore away. and at noon
no one knew whether Miss Carr intended
10 grant the coveted holiday or not. Just
before the afternoon recess, the teacher
poke:
Il do not feel that the school quite
deserves an extra days vacation" she
said. Dismay spread over the room
And as for me. | really dread to-mor-
Tow. u long. drCary day TO one away
from home and friends and | shall be
glad when the achoolbell rings Friday
morning. You may 20 on with your les
sons"
II was leaden. the rest OF that day,
and at four o'clock the children filed out
In orderly array. and no one whooped
until he or she was several yards from
tho littlo. one-story district school
! house OF Stony Brook.
After church the next morning-the
service was held In the schoolhouse-
Rob and his chum, Dave. were hurrying
home to get into their other clothes, /"
when they mot Hiram Glover. u boy from
beechham, the neighborlng town. and the
home Of Miss Carr and her soldier lover
Hiram was full Of the news that Lieut.
Bradford had arrived home that very
morning. all unexpected by his mother
having been sent from the front on rs-
,rulting service for his regiment A
great thought struck Rob
Dave" said he. Il am willing 10 lose
my Thanksgiving dinner. II you'll get
your father to lend me old Doll
I'm In favor" returned Dave, but
| guess you'd better take pas leave for
granted. Go and catch her she Is In the
pasture-l'il bring you u bride, blanket
and surcingle from the barn. That's
the best can do"
Il am going for yon-and for all The
school" said Rob, solemnly. "and lost
my dinner for It! Remember!"
II took an hour to capture the war,
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the CITY SPORTSM AN.

He purchased a dog and a hunting SUIT.
brand new gun and lot OF shells;
He wrote for terms 20 farmer friend. en-
listing trusty guide.
And the day the hunting season began ne
hustled away. happy man.
Loaded down with sportsman things
none OF which he had tried
And there he found.
Upon the ground
Others, like him. full Of hope and price
They took the field like an army corps,
marching through stubble and brush.
The guide was brave. though he iaced
their guns. and promised that no
would stay:
But each man knew the danger that lies in
wait for a man who closes his eyes
When he shoots, so they kept theirs open
wide and marched with Joy 10 the
fray:
And then at last
And the morning passed,
quail rose up and whirred away.
Each gun went up and the guide dropped
down; the dogs stood still In their
tracks;
The triggers were pulled and the guns
reports resembled "A lannon's roar
The poor little quail turned "a somersau!t-
twas shot clear through 10 heavens
blue vault
And they gathered around 10 joi!lfy ~
their glorious gunshot score.
Though none could tell
Whose shotted shell
Had spilled the little fowls goreD
And that was the only bird they saw; but,
nevertheless to-day
They have him stuffed and placed IN case
in club not far away,
And they point with pride to this patent
fact-they hunted with so much care
They shot neither guide nor friend nor dog
and that Is record rare!
Jack Appleton In Cincinnati Times-Star'
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The latest IN explosives. according to
Metal Industry is powdered aluminium.
mixed with nitrate of ammonia This
explosive Is said to be one of the safest
and surcst known. as It cannot be ex-
ploded by friction or blow, while other
wise containing all the requisites of an
explosive. The fact that aluminium IS
NOT affected by frost. accidents which
20 often occur when thawing out dyna-
mite are no to be feared. The explosion
IS caused by an ordinary cap. Another
important property claimed for ammon-
II 10 that II Is not affected by moisture.
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TEACHERS
==BEAU-
By ADA c. SWEET
Observation-Disclosures
Copyright, 1908. by Daily story Pub. COZ

Copyright, 1908. by Daily story Pub Col
miss CARR smiled as she glanced
N .: the blackboard. and her cheek
Redeemed. A rude drawing of soldier.
labeled Teachers Beau" adorned the
COON, evidently the work Of one OF the
boys
Robert" she said, quietly. to a LAD
II IL. who sat giggling behind his slate,
take the floor, please. and. first. clean
the blackboard"
The whole school broke into laugh,
but Miss Carr looked over the lessons
Cor the day. and left Robert standing,
irst ON one foot. then Oh the other. IN
the middle OF the floor. The other chill
dren gradually settled down to the morn
Ing routine.
II was the day before Thanksgiving.
and young feet were tingling TO be out
running over the frosty roads and nelds,
young hearts were full OF anticipations
over the morrow. Children were chill
dren In 1863, even as they are now.
A petition was already signed by
every boy and girl In the school. asking
that Friday be made holiday. SO that
there might be four whole days of free
dom and delight But Rob. the prime
mover In the affair. was In disgrace, and
how was he going to act. with the petit
ton in his pocket. too. so no one else
could present It?
At last Rob solved the problem.
Teacher" ne said, from his stand
| near her desk.
We'll. Roberto" answered Miss Carr
lnQulringy.
Il have favor to ask In behalf OF the
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OUR CHURCHES
Services for Next Sunday and Happenings
Through the Week.

The following list of services pretends
to completeness only in so far rs it is
kept up by the congregations them
selves. Notices of changes should be
sent into the PILOT Office by Wednesday
morning at the latest. We earnestly
request the cooperation of the pastors
in keeping the list complete and &C
curate.
St Jamess Parish Church
Rev S r. S. Gray
Services : A. NJ and 1890
A. NJ Sunday School 9.l5 A. M. Even
song $50 p. NJ. and 1870 p NJ ST.
Faith 5 Guild first Tuesday every month
PIP. NJ
Presbyterian Church
Rev d. c. Jones.
Sunday School 945 A. NJ Morning
services 100 A. M. Evening Service
80 p NJ
st. PsuIs Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev Clarence Everett Weed
Preaching, II A. M. and 7:30 p. NJ.
Sunday school, 10 A. NJ. Junior
League p. Nj. Epworth League, $3.50 p.
NJ. Prayer service, Thursday, 7:30 p, Nj,
First Norwegian Lutheran Church
Rev. p E. Thorsen.
No morning or evening services Sun
day Schoolat 9:15
ST Johns German Ey Church
Rev. Carl Nagel
Services, 1870 A. M Sunday Schoo
0;l5 A. M.
Church Of The Sacred Heart
Rev. Father O'Leary.
Early Mass, A. M. High Mass 10 81
A. NJ Evening services 1870 p. M.
St Bonifaces church
Rev Fathers Peil and Salbreiter.
Early Macs. 7.30 A. M. Chillren's Mass
. A. Nj. High mass 1890 A. M. Vespers
p NJ
Christian Science
Services at 1890 A. M. Subject
God the only Cause and Creator
Wednesday evening services at s p. NJ
Reading room open Tuesday and Thurs
day from2 to A p, M.
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Life Saving Station

More lives can be saved by having
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than by having only one extra large
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pr Pusheck's Remedy had done won.
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il to sll sufferers. Fred Hardekopf
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AN OppOR TuNITY FOR DEMOCRATS

THE political situation in Wisconsin
is becoming OF intense interest. AZ al
ready intimated IN these columns the Ell
forts of the various sections OF the re-
publican party toward the -reation OF
harmony has resui.o,, IN anything but
harmony. As usual, however, ont Of
the wreck has arisen some one with add
ed honor and prestige In this case that
one is our esteemed fellow townsman
Judge Emil Baensch That gentleman
has shown that he Of all othel- was the
leader who actually had the interests OF
his party to heart We predict that
four wears from now he will be the one
man to whom all republican eyes in the
state will he turned BY sacrificing him
self he has gained more than he has
lost Had he begged for the nomina-
ton as did his friend Cook Of Neenah be
might have got it for his adherents ont
numbered those Of the Neenah gentle
man many to one But he well knew
that should he take such a course the
chances for the success Of the anti-lIa-
Toilette forces would be lessened by the
immediate desertiDn 10 the enemy Of
cry baby Cook and his friends He saw
that if he wanted ultimately TO bring
about party harmony a sturdy night
against La Toilette was necessary and
to insure the proper strength in his
wing it wac necessary FOR him to retire.
This he did with a grace and tact that
has won for him many friends
But while we wish to pay this trlbute
Of admiration for what We consider a
courageous, manly and dignilied act
we are nj the same time moved 10 re-
mark that the present disruption OF the
republican party Is the opportunity OF
the democratic party The latter will
be unworthy indeed u the noHo % a
great political organization if it fails to
take n splendid advantage Of the stua-
ton BY this we do not mean merely
that it should -tep IN and win the next
gubernato,ial election, though this Il
should undoubtedly do But we mean
that in it4 winning it should 50 conduct
Itself NJ not only to refute many Of tn,
charges that have been laid against It
put 10 gain added credit and distinction
throughout the state and in the naiiona
arena ltH candidates should be mei
notable for their poiac and stability N
well as for their brilliancy men il
whom the people Of the state will have
instant confidence
Now that we are on the subject and
have mentioned one distinguished fellow
townanan. we may ~ well mention
another equally distinguished We feel
that Mr. l. j Nash of this city combines
IN himself just about every quality that
should go toward the making Of the
governor Of great state We do not
know that he would accept the nomiua
ton and il may be that he would prefer
some other office IN the partys gift but
whatever the party in this state can give
him in the way Of political preferment
it will be strengthening itself 10y tender
ing We have heard Fix Governor
George W Peck prominently mentioned
~ the man most likely 10 carry the
state While we do not consider him
the equal Of Nh Nash in point Of intel
iect or character h i nevertheless Of
undoubtedly good timber We feel that
one Of the two -honll have the office Of
governor
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Hearst's ultimate nomination q great
one but it is accompanied by the ire
mendous relief from the dire chance OF
Wisconsin's giving her sanction to 1t
as a sort of slap in the face OK her
favorite SON The state democracy mas
saved itself, we firmly believe, from
what might have been a serious blum
der.
OF course we are we'll aware that Mr..
Wall will have to take his chances with
other candidates at the national conven'
ton But he will go, strongly backed
by his home state and without any
shadow of prejudice against him from
any section Of the country; which Is
more than can be said of any other
candidate now in the running.
AS for Mr. Hearst he is still in the
field and is admittedly a strong ap-
plicant for the job We believe that
he will be a strong factor right up to
the finish because he has extraordinary
means Of putting up stiff fight he
has the money bags and he has several
blatant organs that reach hundreds OF
thousands of people daily, But OF his
ultimate defeat at the convention we
feel sure He has not shown himself
TO be the man to head great party let
alone great nation His very methods
Of campaigning have been against the
peace and dignity Of the community.
Judge Parker will come to the
convention strongly backed, but he
will also came strongly opposed. lie
will have for him the power Of the
great state Of New York; but he will
have against him the power OF William
Jennings Bryan. whose voice, despite
its stridsncy has still considerable
weight in the party councils, Moreover
the chances are that he will be opposed
by tremendous section OF the country
for no other reason than that he is an
eastern man The west and the south
are apt to feel resentful whenever the
east tries TO dominate the party Why
geography should have anything to do
with the matter is somewhat OF
my stery but it does have and always
has had
As for any other candidates it may
be said that they have not yet put in an
appearance There is no use denying
the possibility Of the arrival OF a dark
horse but to grant that possibility is
all anyone can say on the subject
Whatever il done at the convention,
whoever il chosen let there be concert
ed and harmonious action. This is
the all essential, the sine qua non. With
out it the party must inevitably suffer
another defeat at the polls With 1t
victory is by no means an impossibilty
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CHURCH NOTES

A class was confirmed at St John 8
Evan Luth Church last Sunday eve
ming.
A series of special song services is
being held in St James Parish Church
on Sunday evenings. The first of the
series occurred last Sunday
st. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran
Church will hold confirmation the first
Sunday in June.
Rev p. f. Thorsen of the Firs
Norwegian Lutheran Church left tb {
city this morning for Il ten days stay in
Chicago, where he will be in atten
dance at the Synod meeting of the
Church.
The Ladies Society of the First Nor
wegian Lutheran Church will meet
next Wednesday ut the home of Mrs
Gustav Torrison
ST Paul's NJ f. Church where the
Memorial Services are to he held mex,
Sunday will be especially decorated for
the occasion. Special music has also
been provided.
The gentlemen Of st. Pants M. f.
Church met Tuesday evening and took
the preliminary steps toward organic
ing local chapter of the Brotherhood
of st Paul This is the fraternal order
of the Methodist Episcopal Church II
has between four and five hundred
chapters and between thirty and
thirty i've thousand members There
is n sick benefit in connection with il
but that is optional with each chapter
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The Times believes that If the demo
Gratis are desirous Of giving Robert NJ
l.aFollette IA battle royal this fall, Ly.
man !. Nash, the well known Mantle
Voc gentleman. II the man to nominate
He ia "A brilliant man and would secure
the votes Of thousands Of republicans in
Wisconsin who have become Disguised
with the manner in which affairs ars
being conducted in this state by dicta
tor Bob Chiffon Times
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DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL IIMBrE

We believe that most democrats Il
Wisconsin who have the interests Of
their party TO heart will be inclined TO
breathe a sigh Of relief and satisfa ton
now that the convention at Milwaukee
has repudiated Hearst and declared un.
equivocally for L G Wall Not only
il the relief from the possibility Of Mr.
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II IL possible that Ex-Governor Peck
Of Milwaukee may again lead the Dem
ocratic hosts to victory. There are
many Republicans who will not abide
by the selection OF the convention. and,
W. many Of them have voted for Peck
before it will be easy for them to re-
peat the act Kaukauna Sun
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London physicians are conducting
Elaborate experiments looking to tho
discovery Of cure for the sleeping
'ickness There's n fortune in It. re-
marks the Washington Post. for
he man who secures the Philadelphia
a&hts for the remedy.
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The habit Of courtesy is of commercial
value wherever in business man
comes in contact with his fellows 1t il
the pleasant man, the fair man the
man whose manner betokens self
respect and an appreciation Of the de
are OF others, who is remembered.
spoken we'll o. and sought again Port
Washington Star
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Those Democrats that shifted over to
the Republican party to geta whack at
the county Offices, Of course will feel al
most tickled to death now that the <. o.
p has harmonized. - Milwaukee
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THE Manitowoc Daily Herald IL to be
congratulated on its neat appearance.
1t has come ont in an entirely new dress,
with new heading letter and present
ing seven columns width instead Of six
II ia now in ts new quarters.
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The Affections of the Republican party
suggest that it il suffering from maxi
mum Of leader. and minimum of prin
ciple Milwaukee News,
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We have on hand Mt all times money
in amounts Of $500 $1,000 and upwards
which we will loan You ON first mort
gage security, interest ner cent.
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The Pilot is published at sl6 York otr'
Subscription $50 per year IN al
vance Address all letters ana com
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RANDOM REMARKS

1t took John G, Spooner n long time to
find ont where he WAS at but when he
landed it was on his feet
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Az between Hearst and Debs the vot-
or plight would warrant taking to the
woods Madison Democrat
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cures made by DR..
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the great kidney. liver
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The nlanitolpoe elliot
Established 1858.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY.

THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1904
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A class was confirmed at St Johns
Evan Luth Church last Sunday eve
ming
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MATCH FOR HIS LANDLORD.
One Who Objected to Children ls
Cleverly outsittea-

Landlords in Paris arc becoming
day by day more absurd in the re
strictions they put on their tenants
Some Will not allow n dog to be kept
others win not permit any pet what
ever. and some even will not allow
children to be in the house.
A clever individual has Just man
aged. however. to overcome this last
objection. He had seen an apartment
he liked and well knowing that the
landlord objected to children. he said
nothing of the existence of his only
child. a boy of two years. but simply
had the lease made out in the infants
name. When he came with his fam
lily to take possession the proprietor
flew into n passion and objected most
strongly to the child.
Pardon me-" said the astute dip
lomatist. but It is my child and moi
myself who has hired the apartment
You have made no objection to his
asking his parents to stay with him
SO here we arel"