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1anan,s Secret Ally.

At a certain summer resort q few days
ago a number. OF gent lemen, apparently
well Informed, were %discnsstng the war
between Russia 4 and A Japan. which. by
the way is n subject that Is discussed
wherever two or three are gathered to-
tgether One Of the gentlemen IN this
particular debating society argued that
Russia must inevitably win because 1t
was only a question Of time and a very
short time at that, when Japan's treas
,,rv would be exhausted; his argument
being that no mat ter how brave 20 peo-
5ple may be how NUN erous their pop
ulation from which they may draw, re-
lcruits, no country can SUCCESSFULLY, wage
war without money. ,ssssS \! ls$55 &
Another gent eman. violently equally
MS we'll Informed, promptly answered that
Japan will never lack for money with
which to wage war against Russia. Be-
ing asked for an explanations he re-.
counted in. almost eloquent language the
atrocities that the Russians had inflicted
upon the unfortunate Jews settled and
located in that country. He declared that
he knew whereof he spoke when he as
serted that the Jews Of the whole earth
were secretly organized as Japan's ally!
and while Jews as a class are not war
like, and 1t Is probable. almost certain
that not a single Jew has ever donned
a japanese uniform and entered the jap
anese army as q soldier, the fact is that
millions and millions OF Jews all
over the world are furnishing money
for the Japanese treasury for the
purpose of prosecuting the war war
against Russia. This gentleman stated '
that the Jews of the world We're
engaged in this business just as earnest St
~ and transacted it ju0 as systematica al
|slyg as they did their own private a fairs.
He further called to mind that Japan
has never yet. since the first intimation
Of hostillties against Russia, attempted
to float a war loan that was not taken
up promptly butsquietly and without gen
eral public knowledg e. Il
This is doubtless true. for II ever a
people had cause to hate nation and a
desire to see 1t exterminated. the Jews
have a right to feel that hatred for the
Russians. It has been commended by. stu
dents Of the Russo apanese situation Tor
that Russia will finally wear japan out out.
and the first evidence OF japanese decay
viii be the exhaustion OF the Japanese
treasury. If 1t be true that the Jews of
the world are quietly backing Japan in
their own quiet, Systematic way. it will
be many a lon; day before Russia sue sue.
ceeds in wearing out Japan.
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AMERICAN Will.
DiCFA TE POLICY ]. |
Durham White Stevens Will 8t be.
! Virtually the Ruler M
tof Korea.
fspec,al to The Times Dispatch-l

80 (special TO The Times Dlspatch-, 3884;
WASHINGTON Sept. sd Durham ~ ~
Stevens, American secretary OF ~ e. ap,
anese legation here, who has been detalieu
by the apanese government TO act q s : tne "a
adviser OF the Emperor OF Korea q. y c'os-
ing up his affairs In this city, el'sa' S
10 sailing tor bis new post.
stevens undoubtedly will be the most
nnwerful Individual in Korea and str ..nsl,
IL viii dictate the policies q me Eo sI,n.
ment, 50 far they relate Ne 5e nerv po odi
,iens Ts,S IS Is dhs mats here
- stevens n obesity and dips, atlcail .de-S
MES that he will exercise any L.o,,a
of authority. Re gardilngs tfe '' ~ go
~ viii be merely an ADVISER Of the kR : %
irean Minister for Foreign e n =
viii have no otfl cial IRA nix. The min ister;
will be free to take my advice O n.y. ~
ut its IS the wish OF Japan 70 insure Y ne
.,ndenendence Of Korea. and wit TINS en- =
infyiew have been directed to proGissu
Seoul In order to render sucn a sill nest
to the Korean government as y - -
promote the natl onal Interests: u !. I, t,on
Japan does not wis any other na at Z
to obtairla foothold in Korea. g. ~. ! "a
reason OFFERS cT 2, rs ~ euard
ing them against the schemes sof 6 olher
Powers. ~ !, !, =, = y x ~ /. an nv
..The present war was unuel q nI,ca 5,he
8fn aR Of Korea assured hing m
can stop the development olsan IN IS NV
81 is rich in natural resources 2 1'u w.
become prosperous u ", no :, \ "a nv
Naturally, Japan does not I, .W YAM d he.
other nation to taln control mere, ! ne 70
cause such control would be 1n e sc
to the interests OF Japan. as W wei as 3
h Stevens En- Ae expects to leave washington
Not
g s Ply P9is connection with the Japanese COY
ernment is due to his long y l1s ees 81
ia pan and his acquaintance with japanese ne
p9 he Vent si sseret rs r e
the American legation 4 IL tue Yea rs upon
return uh ass SSasss he te
the Japanese lega ton here and accep 't''
1T. Il, 81 ~ y (, bost esteem
~ NfAta and the leading mem
the gGysr wbsn ser ed may may
nof shes heed ed by The Emperor OF horea a
causes diplomats here 70 lsmlle.
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Negro Asser tatiyeness..

The negro 8, the Norths y 1874 s g 1y N.Y.
m to ahe oste h' aaSss FORM tas
proves him be lover than1 ne "a ,s sa Tie
hoodlum How can y hIe alp9 y = ne Whites
nfsgse n Fsss ss
foul language the prsselnffse nG.dTtiht us
Wsmsq }e xem ass At 81 so Wsa
exclusively for women d &c q Ia would
y ~ soPhe he pea scd, He then wore az
Che ocers q the boat G ESs o9bbe ee h hha
hoid, Where he 81 came teen ~ 9 Wrons
stand!ng that some hing had peep : sets
In his calcpla tons, We ntngn x1av Will
aEree Win lis in saying that s4cn sI NTaays
nient served him right, -charles tse =
a nd COlirie err
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DEMOCRAT / SPEAKERS ]: Y :: I;

s
State Dem ocrattc Committee.
The following appointments for speak
Ing are announced $ fs5
JEFFERSON IYALEACE.s3st5
4 New Kent Courthouse, September "
4 Chesterfield courthouse, September 1T h.Sf
u IL. ST. ORGES,TLC I1ER.. .s 4!
II Louisa. Courthouse September 18th.
Abingd on, September slat h. sii=ss
yyaI. p. BARKSDKI1.
Campbell Courthouse September 12th. rs
syyuLLIAAf a. j ON Els.
Bowling Green september 18th.
/ Mathews Courthouse, September 18th.
4 saluda Courthouse, September q IN.
HON. w. IL. MANN. 9sI.
( Bowling Green, Septen1ber u III. is II &.
N 5s-e5}Ss Il. c.sGARNETT.BB
Eastyille. September l2th
r Lancas Court house. september pc III 2. s
Saluda, September 9th. Il e H
sS8 .3 JOHN LAM e. .s
New Kent Courthouse, Septemb .e Stll
Chesterfield Courthouse, SepteRa per y.
II oocfland. September PCT d. .s38 s
CARTER GLASS.
Campbell Courthouse, septenber 1 lstn.
Houston. September est 2s
al Chrlstfansburg, October 1st.s ss
WIN. gKIECKLE ALLEN
Allegheny Court September l5th
Nelson Court, September POI y.
DON p. EIiALSEY. IA
Campbell Courthouse. Septembe DER ~ ~.
JAAIES9R.s CATION. 81
Campbell Courthouse. September 1T
JOSEPH il. WILLARD.
/ woodstock, September = ct H. IS
Mathews Courthouse, Septemiper lsln, 81
Bedford City, septem ber 26t H. H .t ii5
5 \ II. G. C. CAIeLIN
~ a., Frora r,nifrf i,niise.8 September l2tn.
culpepcr Courthouse, september 10t li.ss
Orange Courthouse, September s26t sS
4 JNO. GARLAND POLLAISlD.
New Kent Courthouse. September q ~ y,
Chesterfield Courthouse, September l 1'l''
WILLIAM "A. AHDE5RsO
stauIlton n. September % tn
Fl. -. FLOOD.
Nelson Courthouse, September 18th. 3 ' 'S
a 33 q c. II A. SyY{AfSSO
culpeper Court, September lot tbs
JOHN =. 3IcSE ii
Culpeper court, Septenl Der 10Th.
j. CsWYSO DIR. q
Jonesyille. September 9th.a
!, Harrisburg, September 26t
SAMUEL w. WILLIAMS
Halifax Court September e26th sa
Il e. y. TAYLOR Ella st-'
q JOSEPH BUTTON Chairman.
sfs Secretary, S III St Sc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
OF A ST' !. |; :! a
After Years of Suffering.

1t win be gratifying to- Asthmatlc',
readers 10 learn that an absolute , cure
has at last been dis coyered by Dr., schlft,
mann. That the remedy y an efte &c tua!
one cannot be doubted after. peEusal OF
such testimony as that Ct g, ", van
Antwerp. Fulton, N. NJ VINO says y, z, -
the best ever used. i bought q package
Of our druggist and tried itsand one = box *
entirely cured me of Asthma, and nave
not had AZ since, can nov 80 % pea
and sleep all night With pertesl COM ~,
fort, which ! have not done pefore t ~.
lthirty-fiye years. and thank you !. =, ZOE
the health that now EMO !, nope ina
you will publish this letter that ot =
may learn OF It's wondeFfa! plEtue vs. ., ~
Send &c. stamp to DIR. r., schif fmaalnn, 4s9 .
SOL. st. Paul, Mimi. foE; Is free sslt''pse
ApackaE0, ,sasB Ss3i ~ M ~
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The. Mosquito Invasion.

The Invasion Of Richmond by an army
of mosquitoes More numerous than the
laps In Nranchuria or the locusts In
Egypt, IS something new under the sun.
The mosquito has generally been sup
posed. to be a barbarian Of New Jersey
and dweller on the white sanded shores
of the Atlantic. It is only Of late. years
that the mosquito has taken to retiring
up into the hill country" and presenting
his bill to the jewellers therein.
While we have had n few OF these am
noying and vicious little insects every
season for the past few years. the time
was when 1t was a perfect stranger In
these parts. 1t is probable that the
pestiferous little insect never invaded
Richmond orsany part of Vlrglnia, twenty
miles from the coast in the manner in
which 1t has come out this year. OF
course, the swarnps adjacent to salt wa
ter have always been the homes of the
mosquito; there is his natural home and
there must be some reason for this vile
little insect to leave its natural home
and become a terror to the dwellers OF
the hill country. 1t Is a fact. that for the
past eight or ten years the mosquito has
been gradually deserving the swamps on
the coast and moving up-country.
a Virginia philosopher, who has given
a great deal Of his time to the study of
small matters, is our authority for the
belief that tho modern sleeping car is re-
sponsible for the latter day migratory
habits OF the pestiferous little mosquito.
| This philosopher contends that the mos
quito was practically unknown In up-coun-
try parts OF Virginia until Pullman palace
cars furnished It ample facilities for n
free ride from Norfolk, Wilmington,
| Charleston, Savannah and other seaport
towns. 1t is a well known fact that these
! Pullman sleepers leave these seaport
towns late in the afternoon and land pas
sengers In Richmond, Danyllle, Lynch
burg and other hill towns the next morn
| ing, The theory Of our philosopher friend
4 ie that al the same time that they. land
4 the passengers they land a large assort-
ment of mosquitoes direct from the sea-
port town. Tho porter Of the sleeping car
brushes out and sweeps up the same as
sscSn as the human passengers disembark
and the mosquitoes are driven out and
immedately locate In the most convenient
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pool OF stagnant water and the next day
they appear at the ratio Of 1s to ].
we are not thoroughly prepared to en- en-
dorse this theory, but there seems to be
reason In 1t. and reason or no rec son, the
fact remains that Richmond is Fighting
al, army Of mosquitoes, and 1t seems
destined to be n fight to the finish, and
while we are fighting, the pestifero,,s
little Insects 1t may be we'll to Inquire
where they came from anyhow.
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6 O. : q, 81 0 4 .. ]
III ike .I'aud

{
Charleston News and Courier: Booker
It. washington makes mistake, whe 7. he
to put him to the ques tionable purpose;
@on Mseh Newpor lie Mem a5
smart set appear ben upon CARRYING me,
spectacular dinner giving PIT entirely.
be too intelligent to lend himself to the
promotion Of their purposes Mr.. 4Lehr :
monkey gould not help himself; y 13eSi g IS
of him, While It is merely. Mr.. sedgwick
who would make monkey Of wv a sn-3l
lington. 1t might be added. too, that It -
far worse TO make amenikey Of r ar e av
Nashville American Negroes are large
ly to blame for the growing Opposite 70,
to more and better schools for theirs e MI
3telligent men and women in every South y; j
ern c Lty who fail to see Why they sho1u w
be taxed to educate thousands sofs chll,t
.dreni who not infrequently grow up 70
no good purpose, fS: "a ff ~ NIX
Birmingham News: The polit hypoc-
irisys OF an order which frowns upon go e. =
eminent clerks Joining q political GU u 2,
mniigning the South and misre
the Opposition party with all the Xi = e
and venom In their power - hap pp1 tgca
Mf nmong goyernment why
does he not Cali in his Cabinet OIL GERS,
and why does he not disrupt ne a,,+ i,i lern
Republican machines n the s94ItI1e eSnf
office holders? sst tss EMF
Augusta, Ca, Chronicle: Tho Methodist
Episcopal Church of Statesboro. thIo VEL
its appointed officials, has passed Teso ~
lions Of censure upon mob ,laW. an. ana .1 is
participates in and y AZ We
ciplnes all OF Its mempe VINO nj na are
IS mo no ' uncertain s sound or n these
RESOLUTIONS They are direct, pointed. I, n n
equvocal. They go to the center en- e. =, 70
what it pronounces evil; olng. members Z e.
and hews to the, mark unfi l,s ~ y
There can be no mistake as e t nnnc ,t.rn
are are brought 10 jud glnent and urged TO
repentance and cont esslo Ion, ~
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But I'VE Don't Adyertise.

matches to-day, over four thousand Sltal'
ians have returned TO their natlye e99hnl s
Try on account of not haylns F ngs, one one
loI the better class Of these disaPolnte eil
people could have secured al, the, W 81 y
they were looking for y the so shrnni n cia
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Considerably More Of 1T,

troops arrived at Manassas dust stained,
and travel worn, We'd like to know
what the Rishmond paper WI hay peoI %
from Texas when they reach the scene
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North Carolina Sentiment.

"A The Raleigh Post says;
This is the day when the blue a I! q
browns viii begin to tight, oyer lha ~ pa aVas
You please to call IT.. The performance
Viii provide entertainment for the pub y
lie, but the performers VIII not 1fiake
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conf pERA VETERANS, R :?
L .fIl 81 90 9RRouNpI4TRlP, $500,

q nnREoLk a. WESTERN RAILWAY u
Tticket IS Will be sold September 18th and
1th, good for return pa sa &c until Sep
TENDER 18th, 1901, y, I,
h The Norfolk and Western Railway Via
Petersburg, Is the only line operating
three daily trains between Richmond ana
Lynchburg. Leave Richmond e05 q, NJ. !,
1910 IL. M, and $50 7. ~, ullman PAL !
lor and sleeping cars
4 For tickets, Pullman re '! lions Y l1l
and further informat ton apply e
Richmond Transfer Company. ticket
agent Byrd Street Station. or at COM
pany's Office, No S2S East Main
Street. JIM !, p. WAGNER
81 ~. II. BosLEY, City Pass. gent,
Dist, Pass. Agent, n
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Personal and General.

Sir IN lchard Jebb9; perhaps the finest
Greek &c holar! In Europe, Is q member
of Parliament and a. frequent lecturer In
the classtcs8at Cambridge University, NM
John lines, the Ia to Lord OF the Manor
OF Merton. ENGLAND, v has bequeathed & q
ana maintainlng q museum 'eNlE for, Merton
The Marquis OF Angles Is said to
be about to ente n mona terry ,of a strict.
orderI3as novice, He, feels keenly the
belongings, N 81
Ghylsty Ct pes 81 Mol Fa UT SS
IN japan. He Wis! ted TOXIC In 1913. He
wa a mem Der Of Commod ore8 Bidwers
party, Is 4.
President Hchnrma n, OF 4 Cornell Unlver-
isIty, says that he acquired more eduea-
lion during the three years Of his service
III d gro Gerry store than he has IN any
three years since, ig33 X 81 Il
President NJ, p ingalls,. !, @ g the the .gg
Four, has consented, on the Urgent " re-,
quest of the American Peace Society IN
boston. to preside over g meeting n q
Interest of international peace. 70 he
held IN Cincinnati! about the 10Th Of o.
itObar.
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.MoTHINa ON THE MA Ft< ct e IlAL-!s
TO HAMBE r LAl MS coLlc, cHoL'S

mis- TACT Is well known to druggists
a,;arvv here. ana nine on Of ten WI give
MAR I Gust omers \ this preparation wien
t te' hesr " q sked for Mr. Obe Wilmer.
40 = prominent druggist Of oplln. Mo-. ina
circular 60 his CUSTOMERS. 5'"f 'll
= M y thing on the market in the way of
n mediclne which equals Chamber
- Ia, IA coIc, Cholera and IS Diarrhoen
Remedy for bowel complaints ~ y, We g., s.n
and rec onneld this pref Z! ror
sale by all druggists, lE$ "
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Up to the hour Of going to press. the
latter dry Manassas has not developed
a stonewall Jackson,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09

Pennyroyal is an old Virginia product
usually thought to he no good, but they
do say 1t will make mosquitoes get up
and hump,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09

j There lis only one trouble with the
flying machines at ST. Louis and that
seems to be that they won't fly,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09
history as the blues and grays did some

history as the blues and grays did some
years ago. III ST. $50
4 The Greensboro Telegram talks right
out in the meeting after this manner:
1t has been apparent for some time
that tne parry Is
this campaign. It cannot possibly. do
any good in the South and Is positive
ly doing harm In some OF the Northern
.publicans introduced the question: Iii sfhelr.
{natIonal9S convention just to induce 1.-THE
South toa gltate TIA bate, as It were and
the South bit!$ TIE reason our friends
f8the9 negro vote in about half a. dnxcn.
States Of the North and West; theyIwant
ito hold these in line and we are helping
sthemMto do 1t. ..4 az s5 q
4 The Charlotte News flaps its wings.
and crows thus: s5s
The old schoo!-boy defamation con-,
Estantly srecurs to mind as we note the
progress all around u.s. We believe that.
no Southern State Is SO fortunate as North
Carolina in the number and thrift OF It's
small towns. Oh
The Charlotte Observer finds it neces.
$saryS to remarks Il N .tsS
Judging by reports, It would senm
that the manoeuvrcs at Manassas nj ght
well include instructions to some of the
soldiers in the art OF behaving Them
selves while en- route through friendly
communities 1t is apparent that at least
z portion Of them already know the rudi-l
sments Of forasing, j
a Few Foreign Facts.
s One thousand acres for two years at a
half penny an ncresls offered IN Zulu
land 70 encourage cotton growing.
:.
q "A number Of towns on the northern
london by telephone. The charge Is ss
An officer sent to investigate the af-
fairs OF a government farm n the Trans,
gvall, near otcherstroom, found an eS-5
and another at $3.50, in charge of 20
chickens. Similar mAnag had re-
suited In q, loss, to- date, Of sl,600 0GQ.
& The Japanese for a long time have pub,
tlished a. ne Wspaperf In Chinese at Pekln,s
fAlittle while ago the Russo-C Chinese
Bank, tdlsapproVing OF Its tone, got out
a rival sheet, and more recently third
appeared the inGpration of which comes
from the German lega ton. Ii
The arm of Jencquel and Hayn, OF
Hamburg. Germany. have patented a
process for manufac curing an artificial
which theycalla bnhroIitsT1his stone Il
ri no q 4 q nd h0rad
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And the question naturally arises;
What can the Gear do at the front if
by chance he should get There?
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s-T---------------- Q IlilIIt e
Unfortunately The ugly doings at
Charlottesville have their counterpart IN
other parts OF the country.
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Old Jack Is not behind the railroad at
this Manassas. and so far as reported
there isn't anybody standing there like
a stone wall. ",
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The mosquito army now invading Rich
mond might be able to make better
record at Manassas II It could be In
duced to move that way.
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The doleful sound OF the school bell
Is now being heard In the land,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09

! Judge Parker talked mighty plainly, ito
the editors and the editors seemed to
like Il.
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The public has put its foot on bull
fighting at st. Louis, 1T Is now In order
for the same discriminating public to '
,pounce down on prize fighting at San
Francisco and elsewhere. sa.
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The Arm of Jencquel and Hayn, OF
Hamburg. Germany. have patented a
building stone, from infusorial earth,
which they ca buhrolIt This stone ii
very light. Is fireproof, Withstands the
easily sawed. nailed and bored. EE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09

Y The Honorable Eugene Y. NDebs Is q
candidate for the presidency on some
kind of ticket, but we have forgotten
what 1t Is. 81
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They do say that the persimmon trees
in old Virginia are loaded down to the
very "gun'ales" this year. and that
means that all the 'possums will be fat.
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The Japanese for a long time have pub,
ilished a neWspape In Chinese at Pekln,1
"A little while ago the Russo-Chinese
a rival sheet, and moro grecentlyfa third
appeared, y The lnGpiration of which comes
from the German legation. 8
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the manoeuyres. recnsboro Tels-
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Let Vermont CO..

Speaking about the election the other
day In Vermont, q Republican contetn.
porary declares that the failure OF the
Democrats to reduce the usual Republic
can ajority practically settles the pres
idential election; that the Democrats car1-
not overcome the moral effect. or the
immoral erect as the case may be, Of tho
result that has been recorded in verA!
mont 81 S q 4 x 81 A..
Our recollection from observation in
past presidential years Is that the ver-l
mont election in September has no more
effect upon the national election In Mo-
ivember than an election In Porto Rico
might have upon the rnayoralty contest
in Kamschatka or kalamazoo. But II
we accept the theory Of our Republican
contemporary as correct, or as having
any foundation whatever, Democrats
might consider5it wise in future presi-
DENTAL years to make no State contest
IN Vermont at ALL. The Democrats were
never known to elect anybody UP there.
and why they should deliberately go to
work once in four years to furnish the
Republicans a political barometer Is a,
mystery to us. III 4, ~, iS
EgFssI$ aY}st 3tg{g ==-==---=-- " fss5gfs{
The Charleston News and Courier has a
way Of now and then hitting the nall
a pretty severe lick right. on the head.
1t never accomplished that feat more
effectively than when 1t fired off the
following: & s8 q sst "a
I'VE fail VI to see why all this outcry
Is being raised against the brilliant social
side Of the army man oeuverss at Manas-
sas. AS we understand it. an effort Is
being made to fight over aga ain in some
particulars at least, the battle Of forty
odd years ago, that took place along the
banks OF Bull Run. II is well known that
before that memorable stru ggle degener-a
ated into rout 1t was much in the ma,
ture Of junket. 8 The social features q
the beginning Of the On to Richmond
campai en- were many and note worthy.
1T is doubtless only a desire to observe
historical detail that induces Gen. Corbln
to regale the gallant men OF Grant and
Bell and their guests. as he is said to Sbe.
doing. y
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"A number Of towns on the northern
coast of France are now connected with
london by telephone. The charge Is So
for three minutes. III : 3 : %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-09

An officer sent to investigate the az
fairs OF a government farm IN the Trans.
vaal, near Po tcherstroom, found an ex-I
ana nt another tY a6oo in charse = 81 f2 20
Similar manag ement had re-.
suited In a. loss, to- date, of ST. 800 GOO &c