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F7,x,est tsnnerature yesterday. 81 degrees; lowest
o. average 79 average for corresponding dA'e last
wear II average for corresponding date last twenty
five years, 73 -. ,-..ut.1. .,,,a,ray.
Mondav: fresh westerly winds becoming variable.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-21
GENERAL CHARLES EITzsIMMoNs.

Chicago, Aug. 20.-General Charles FItzsimmOns
well known contracting engineer and Civil War
officer died at his home here to-day from
pcation Of diseases following fall sustained some
time General Fitzsmmons formerly OF
Rochester n. Y. and he served with the New-York
State troops in the Civil War
New-York tribune., 1904-08-21
THEFT OF THE AsCoLI COPE.
Parish Priest Arrested for Share in Stealing
J. P Morgan's Purchase

Ascou. Italy. Aug. 20.-RaffaeH CastelH. the
parish priest at Ofida has been arrested as an
accomplice in the theft from the Cathedral OF
Ascon OF q priceless cope, which was afterward
bought by J. Pierpont Morgan. 1t is asserted
that the arrest Of other persons in connection
with the theft is imminent
New-York tribune., 1904-08-21
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BELVEDERE-P Professor Osam Berlin. MUIR
RAY HILL-Professor H Gautier. Paris; 6 D
Richardson Ottawa. PL4AZA-T. NJ Knott. Phlla-
delphia- SAVOY-The Hon Charles and the Hen
Ronald Ramsay. London Dion Boucicauit. Lon
don WALDORF TORIA-Richard &. Perkins,
Paris: WOLCOTT-T. II. WhittemOre, New Haven
New-York tribune., 1904-08-21
A Complexion Like a ChiId'a

the AL to encourage nature bestov
Sift OF heal and beauty, y
themselves 4 delight 90 the behoIder a sunny dis
a beautiful complexion the
OF man envy OF womankind. Dr. T Ciouraud's
Oriental Cream Magic Beauriher. received the
blessing OF for by It's aid. the skin thar tanned
pinlped, made a Young
chiIds Il sale al druggists fancy gUosis
stores a single trial will amply demonstrate -
purifying qualities
New-York tribune., 1904-08-21
CONGRESS HOTEL, SARATOGA SOLD.

IBT TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNEI
Saratoga, n. Y, Aug. 2O-The Congress Hotel
property. sold at auction to-day to settle the W.
H. Clement and John Cox estates was knocked
down 10 Judge Redmond p Conon. of Newark,
N j., $50 900.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-21
SECRETARY SHAW ON WAY WEST.

Chicago. Aug. 2o.-Secretary Shaw arrived in
Chicago to-day on his way TO the Pacific Coast
whittier he goes for the purpose OF making a cam
paign tour. The first speech oS the series will be
made az Helena. Mont. next Wednesday.
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what you see In columns OF The sunday
Tribune. may look and find something sne "an's'
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columns
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New-York tribune., 1904-08-21

The New-Yorl1 roofs Sunday concert tonight
offers the following programme: Guerrero. Simon
and Paris Van Auken and Vannerson. Howard
Brothers Keeley Brothers. Smirl and kessner.
John r. Hardy. Miss Nellie Nichols, Louis Grdnat,
Ned Wayburn's girls and others.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-21
CEMETERIES.

IN loving memory OF Elbert Halstsd, wi
passed away August q. 1900. at Sharon. Conn
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-03-11

The coal strike, which threatens {,
involve the hard AND soft coal miner
of the country, is greatly to be deplor
"a.
50 FAR as the anthracite workers ar,
concerned wethoughtall differences be-
tween employer and employee had
been removed out of reach Of the rough
hand of the strike for years to come.
bat mans passions have not as yet been
put under permanent control, and his
passions continue TO run riot From
now ON 90 the beginning Of another
winter is the time TO arrange for a coal
supply, and the opportunity gone is
gone forever
Ifonly Interests Of capitalists who
own the mines and the men who work
them were alone involved in the con-
troversey il would still be deplorable,
but when all the industries Of the land.
aud all the men, women and children
are involved then the calamity becomes
appalling. The war in the East is of
mo- such concern tOus.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-03-11
WHAT'S DEMOCRACY!

Senator Daniel made answer TO thai
question IN a notable speech delivered
IN Washington recently. We regret
not having been privileged to read il
IN full' but its central thought seemed
TO be this or its equivalent: True De-
mocsacy demands that the people will
ask no more Of the Government than
the Government i'm good conscience
and under constitutional restriction.
should give, and the people should see
10 II that the Government makes no
unjust demands upon them. From
THIS some have jumped 90 the conclu-
sion that this gifted and loyal Demo-
crat could not then vote for Govern
meut aid TO the betterment of our
public roads or for any Ike improve
ment Actions, however, speak loud
er than words, even the burning and
eloquent words OF our Daniel. and bv
reference TO the records of the Senate
II viii be found that he has often gone
on record as favoring Government aid
70 harborsr public building i'm cities /
eApositons, DC, and as we under
stand is ready to vote for a liberal
canal appropriation.
In all these things he has been RIGHT
and when he goes one step further and
10y his vote contributes to the highest
good Of the country people. he will \
sun he right. The Government after
an Is nothing but the people gathered
ia convenient shape for ACCOMPLISHING
necessary and reasonable things
During The winter now just gone We
visited one Of our smaller Virginia ,
towns and while We slept i'm a co.v
room of well kept hotel. the snow :
Tell to unusual depth. Gong out at
an early hour Of the morning we were
surprised and grauied TO find thai
Tue snow had been removed from tbe {,
entire length aud breadth of the side "
walks Of the town, and ON ipomr,. p
learned That the town authorities tool n
charge ofsuch work and saw 10 il that G.,
u was well and thoroughly dome H. o.,
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-03-11

The failure ON the part of the legis.
lature 20 pass the Toueu- system OF
land legislation amounts to nothing
less than q State calamity, and the sad
part about it is that the apparitiou
seems TO have been born of unreason.
ing prejudice and blind passions cit
isalawyer's scheme, shouted one of
.he opponents, when he must have
known that tine real estate men of the
State, not "a lawyer among them So far
as We know. and as body more cons
yersant with such matters than others.
earnestly petitioned for It's enactment
and assigning therefore uuauswerable
arguments. We have read carefully
the entire debate on the subject, as 10
has been given in the daily papers, and
fail 90 recall one sensible suggestion
even against the value Of the law
True now and then some SON, having
false idea of what Is due ihe memory
Of father. would say, "what was
good enough for daddy is goodenough
for me-" and such man should ride
the family mare 90 Richmond rather
than ride ON the cars. shut bis eyes ina
face Of an electric, ear stop his ears tc
the "hello" of the telephone and besure
T. carry the mill stone in one end Of the
bag when he goes 90 mill.
Seriously speaking the failure 10
enact this law is stunning blow to .
Nirginia's progress. And 10 is felt, too, .
at time in the history Of the state .
when earnest effort is being made 20
build up by filling up our waste places.
The question Of land titles authouta-
lively settled would DO more 10 facili-
tate the sale Of our farm lands than
any and all other things, save and ex-
cept always and ever the question Of
good roads. And we suspect that the
character Of legislative mind that was
found In revolt against am improved
system Of land registration Will also be
found against any improvement upon
the old methods Of working our pub
lie roads.
The wonder is that such people get
INTO the legislature even one time, and
IF course the people will see TO it that d
he farce Will not be repeated
And such was the passion controlling
he opposition that communities de- {
irlng earnestly this just and reason n
.ble law were denied the request d
The Herald has lost it's presidential o
reference, and here goes its pet legis- D
alive hope. at was ever thus from
hildbOod's hour"
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-03-11

Hon. Charles Emory smith i'm a
recent issue Of the Saturday Evening
Post draws a sharp, sad contrast be-
tween the country places of Russia and
the great metropolis, St. Petersburg:
suddenly the great golden dome of
ST. Isaac towers above everything else
IN The near distance, glistening in the
bright sunlight, and without any pre-
m0nltlOn you are i'm the stately me.
tr0polis. In moment, with no inter
mediate stage, you pass from the c0un-
try 10 the city. Russia is vast and
s0mbre eXpanse, but 81. Petersburg is
gay and snowy capital No contrast
could be more striking than that be-
tween the dizziness of the endless plains
and the glitter Of the splendid city.
Inc enormous area and the sOdden
peasantry represent the sheer force of
magnitude and multitude, and the inn I
posing grandeur OF the capital repre- F..
senis the concentrated power Of the T.
mighty empire"
Want in contrast with wealth, desc. I
lation With display, penury with /
plenty, gloom with gayety, well nigh
death with Astounding life. But that
you say, is in dismal Russia. But LET
conditions continue in this land of
boosted freedom as they now are, and
legislation as inimical to country in
terests as il has been for decades gone.
and what's now true Of Russia will be
equally true Of America. Aud what
American would fight for government
ike that Of the Gar? Better no flag p,
han such a flag, no country than such
country.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-03-11
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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-03-11

The Shepherd incident reflects no
credit on the management Of the LIST
auditors offices Of Virginia. And the
Democrats of the legislature made mis-.
take In allowing Republican to probe
the matters to the bottom. Careless
ness ought not to be tolerated in posi-
ton like that.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-03-11
THE CANALAFACT.

Official information from Washing.
tom Us that the last obstruction i'm the
way of the Panama canal negotiations
bias been cleared away and the last
doubt has vanished. BY summer
ground Will have been broken and one
oil The greatest and most important
works of the worlds history Will be i'm
active progress.-Richmond News
Leader.
That's good, as some 1900 miles Of
travel will be overcome, but how
much better to remove the mud. bar
fiers from all our country roads? No
objection TO the canal, aud let there be
none TO road Improvement
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-03-11

other places 20 is left 10 the individual.
who own property fronting on certain
portions of the side walk, aud the re.
suit has always been that some do at.
tend to the work while Others neglect
/ d. The power % tax belongs only Ia
Government, and that rests, or should
rest ON all alike. IL public necessity
demands aud enough men Will not
volunteer % do battle, Others are forced
TO fight, and So iu times Of peace every
man should be made 10 feel his just
iuIl portion of the public burden.
The people might educate their
children, but the Government comes
TO the rescue; might save their seed for
planting but the Government aids
them; might hold their expeditions.
deepen their harbor., build their rail
roads, iuieate the barren lands. but
without Government cooperation these
things are not done. Democracy is
government by the.people, ~ and when
the people wisely and judiciously spend
their own money, no man has the right
to- say nay. They DO not 90 to Wash
ington as beggars, but as business men,
iirsi 90 inquire into the bank balance,
and then 90 decide what's best to be
done with it. Mercantile and manu-
featuring associations, and all business
ventures are governed by like wise and /
thoughtful regulations.
There's mo- mystery about Govern
mentand all that Democracy demands
Is that it should be governed by the
people and for the people since it is Of
the people
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-03-11

In the name Of the Commonwealth
we protest against an extension Of the
session Of the present legislature. In
It's failure to enact the Torrens system.
profound ignorance Of the wants of the
people Of the state was displayed, or
else willful disregard of those wants
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-03-11

The y. NJ. G.. a. workers were in full
force IN Richmond many days Of last
week. The meetings were Of thrilling
interest, and inspiration must have
been given 20 those who were privIleg-
ed to attend them. Clean, consecrated
young manhood is the finest thing be.
meath the stars.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-03-11

Has the Mayor Of Roanoke apologize.
ed TO the Virginia soldiery for his I'M
sustained charges Of conduct unbecom-
ing the true soldier on their part?
II not we would remind him that an
honest confession is as good for the
Mayor as for the ordinary mortal
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-03-11

We congratulate the people Of Ken
tlcky who have decided not to remove
their Capitol from Frankfort to some
larger place, bat to enlarge it and i'm
prove it ON the site This is splendid
example in this age Of grab
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-03-11

Gen'l stith Boiling is the prince of
good fellows, brave as soldier, true As
irIend' patriotic as citizen, but he can
no more hope TO 60 to Congress from
this district, as Republican, than he
can hope to change the spots Of the
leopard OF the skin ofthe Ethiopian
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-03-11

Kew. DR.. Paul Whitehead declined
TO open the Republican convention.
which met in Norfolk recently, with
prayer. Didn't the man Of God lose
The proper opportunity Of a life? Christ
came TO call sinners aud not the righte-
Gus.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-03-11

Those Mormons were at least honest
before the Committee of the Senate, and
now the testimony is in, Smoot must
go, or this Christian nation stands dis
graced. The Bible in our school and
smoot the law breaker should no longer
be tolerated as Law maker
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1904-03-11

So much Of the politics Of the day re-
duces itself down to the low level of
frantic struggle between the "Ins" and
"Ouls." And yet the people at large
sometimes imagine they have much in.
yolved in the struggle.