The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-17
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Balky Horses.
Editor OF The Tilncs-D Dispatch: ssS
Sir,--Will YOU Kindly give in the query
column tho name Of some. reliable tire al
Use on the management OF balky and Kick
Ing liorses? FORD
Get O.. 81. Gleason, book, How to Handle
and Educate Vicious Horses" from Trnax,
Greene & CT, AZ Wabash Avenue, Chic.
$ngo, s III.
Editor 81. The Times. pisratch:
81 Bir. .--NYill YOU obllgo me by telling me
II through your paper the names OF some
colleges where II can study for q vetefi-
/, Baltimore ard Washington, II thert are
such. and the names of each. (
a And Eob1lge, r. II. y. "
Gainess Mill, Madison county ~ III
The United states Veterinary College.
washington, u. 81; New York Veterinary,
College. New y orlts city; also tho Arnkrii;
can Veterinary College, New York city.
ST. Peter at the Gate.
Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
slr.-Plcase reproduce the poem entitled
Est. Peter at The Golden Gate" think
! saw this poem III The Tlh,es-D Dispatch
about six or eight weeks ago. bit my
paper was lost. Please reproduce Il IN
And obiige 4 SUBSCRIBER.
X Nesting, July 5, 1904.
s5If the subscriber who wishes copy Of
8"st. Petet. at tho Gate Will write to tie
business Office and ask for the edition Of
May 23d lie; Will be able to Sc 1.-THE poem
III print. We cannot reprint 1t at pres.
crit. " n.
Union Jack.
Editor Of The STimes-Dispatch
sir,-To what country docs the Union
Jack belong. and please desert be IT? a$3a
n Please give IL descrlptlona and the Num-
Der ofg tlia several Confederate nags.
W n i52 s. II. P. s
Greenwood Depot, Va.
# .1he "Urion ia ok is the flag OF Great
Britain. 1t has d red field, and In left,
upper corner four half squares OF blue,
divided by the red field. and crossed d.
agonally by bars Of white with a red bar
running through them.
The Confederate flags were three In
number: 55s
/. The STARS and Bars. .{s5
3. The battle nag. }s.
9. Tho flag adopted a short time before
the surrender. s4 36,;3l 4
Captain Bullock.
Editor DC The Tifnes- Dispatch: teq,s.
sir.-Pleass, tell me- in your column Of
Queries and Answers where Capt. u aines
y. Bullock 7w'ho wrote The Secret Ser.
Vice OF tho Confederate States In Eriropel;
was born. and when what he did after
the wnr, and, II "a ead. 81 zero and VIII en- did
he del K alive.{Where Is he t PRESENT..
What Is his business or occupation
n III yery4tru1y. 81
SUBSCRIBER.
We cannot answer. Will some one COM
petent do 50.
General Branch at Hanover.
Editor 81 The 4 l,neg d spatch i.
sn tS b efsa Il 5s so ls th Ge
fedcrate veterans here, wild are fond Sof
fighting gain the old battles; AZ Gen-
3eralfs15 ~ o. b. Branch s North Carolina
5Brlgad g defeated at Hanover Courthouse
or at i Ianoyer Junction. in June 1862 I? Hi
BY answering tho above, you Will con-
( fer al blessing on more than one. and
effectively spike the guns OF the dispu-
tants. as they gree leave + to !; you
Weldon, AZ. q. 1904, I
IT was Hanover urtll =! e y
1862. 5s$ M ..{..S5ssss
Bryan and Clevcland's az ote.
Editor OF The Times Dispn tch &c.
Sir Please ans yer foil wins, I, to settle
Ia dispute: n {. 81
/. Did Bryan I eyer svote against the
National Democratic ticket? KY
2. Did Cleveland ever vote against the
party nominees? an !fl$SS y .5S{3
In 1892 when Cleveland and stevenson
we're tho Democratic nominees, Mr.. Bryan.
voted for J. B. Weaver, the Populist
nominee for the presidency.
In 1895, when Mr. Bryan was the DEMO-
cratic nominee, Mr.. Cleveland, i he voted
at all. voted for Palmer and Buckner.8l II
has Devastated, and, SO far as We know.
never been, denied, that MI 81 g cleveland did
mot so to the polls Il, 800. a ( all other
elections 1both Mr. Cleveland and Mr..
Bryan voted the Democratic ticket. ! go far
as we know to the contrary. Ssi55l
Et3s ei'H 3gfEl8$ 94
Wharton Barker.
Editor OF Tho Tlmes.D Dispatch:
3 Slr.--Was there ever a. candidat to for Tho
presidency named Wharton? What ticket
did lie run on, and did he get nuci,Sof q
vote? 81: 81, l Il g.
IN 1900, what was kno VII as the radical
wing OF the popullst party, refused 70 en-
,dorse Bryan and Stevenson and nominated
!itssown ticket. headed BY g man named
Wharton Barker. The ticket polled about
10000 popular votes but. ont no figure In
,the Electoral College. Wharton BARKER
Is probably Tho Wharton" endured Of.
Cleaning White Shoes. s.5
Editor Of Tho Tlmes-D Dispatch:
BIfr5NVill YOU please publish In 'tusry
column a receipt for. olcaring n flita shoes
now 10 fAshiona BILE VI Ss5 tt5 W. 35SSl
And nhlige. Az n asis9 ss,s. "a TtEsA DER. I5
yAIl or nearly all sthe Richmond dr,i6