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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21
FRIDAY, OCTOBER q, 1891.
Roosevelt and Miscegenation.

b speo;al from Washington says that
no action will be taken by the authorities
5 of the War Department in the case OF
/, Private John II. Smith. OF the hospital
corns NJ Fort Mott, n. j., until after
3 election.
This man recently married negro ~o-
IS ,inn. and tho medical officerin charge OF
Y Fort Mott. recommended that he be sis-
missed from the army FOR tho good OF
i tho service His recommendation was
approved by General f. D. Grant ana
was also approved BY Surgeon General
OReilly. The papers were sent on 70
washington last Saturday. but the case
was referred by Mator-General +. Z.
Ainsworth, the military secretary TO
ge-Advocate General George 3. DAVIS,
who will not consider 1t for several weeks.
So says the Washington correspondent
OF the Baltimore sun, and adds. that the
question is regarded as OF too great poii-
teal significance to be decided at TINS
time when race equality has been made
one OF the principal issues before the
American people If 1t Is a fact that the
President has postponed consideration OF
this question for political reasons, It Is
an outrage on she American people There
is no question as to the fact that White
man in the army has married negro
woman. ana it is for the Pres'cssnt OF
the United states TO say whether OF no,
that sort of thing IS 60 be tolerated, ana
re snc,,,l6 say II enrha tically and prompt
il. Butt viii he al erratsa r7as sing aass-
..o,i so- President Roosevelt. % decide.
b. q, serta5niag q negro At MS ew.n table,
he mas shown that ne is IN fas Or q Wip-
5ins c,ct The soc4al lire between the white
.a1s and th*s5 negro race. Il t1ow remains
10 be se=n whether Or not he is in favor
Of marriage between the "a ces President
R,ozsvely 77lur1es himself usr1:l his eon--
age Ne should not dodge this preston.
II has been forced uEen him. and ne
should lake ii up himself ard let Ing
people OF the United States knox 5ast
eha- his views are And he Should not
wat1 until aftsr the election 10 Go So
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- - - - --'- 49,
Spooner and La Toilette

The Republicans OF Wisconsin are hav-
sng lively time Of It. and they do not
seem TO be coming any nearer 10 har-
monious conclusions as the day OF cleo
ton approaches, One of the La Toilette
s leaders recently said:
Roosevelt has not got Wisconsin yet.
II the national committee expects the
La Toilette support for the national ticker
II Will have 10 instruct it's speakers, sen,
into the State, to mention State as well
as congressional nominees. II this Is not
done we viii have TO have another SEES.
sion with the committee"
Senator John G. spooner takes much
the same View, He says that the condl.
tons In the State are mixed, and ina,
II is not certain that the electoral tlck4t
will be carried for the Republicans.
The fight between La Toilette and
spooner is OF long duration. Each is a
sort Of genius IN his Wa. and ii Is SAID
that each is an honest nan They liy,
4 In the same town and are near neighbors
They have grown up together, but the,
s haze never been able 10 get along. Ii Il
gaid that they do not even speak. as the,
1 pass by La Toilette has given his Tin
and attention 10 matters of State polite
Hna he has undoubtedly wrought some de
siIab!e reforms. spooner OF late year
has given his special attention to nationa
politics, and IT Is Well known that he |
nm Influential mar in the United State
Senate, He would not safer himself .
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PARKER GOES HOME.
o Make Address To-day-Vir'
ginians Among His Callers.

a54(By Associated Press)
# NEW YORK, October 20.-Judgc
Parker left New York at $50 2. NJ.
to-day for Esopus. He had dinnerpat
the railway dining room and took the
Gas o'clock train for Rosemount. where
Tomorrow he will address a delegation
of Democrats from Hundson county, n.
u, and OH Saturday delegat tons from the
Harlem Democratic Club and the Parker
Club.
t is likely that another delegation
will visit Esopus Monday, which Judge
Parker will address IL arrangements for
the trip are completed.
Late to-day Judge Parker received
Calls from General Nelson a. Niles, Hoke
Smith, of Georgia: IRcpresentative H. H.
Maynard, of Norfolk Va, and S. Gordon
Cummings, Of Norfolk. Yn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21
brakes Palmetto Wine.

tonic palmetto medicine that relieves i'm.
nfGia,eIY ind abk0iutsiy cures every case OF
IhdigGssiGn, ~FiAtulcncy, C0Dst patton and Ca
t.rrH ~ the Mucous Membranes TO stay cured
Jifa1ets Palmetto Wine N a gpeciic for Kidney
sra Liver Congestion and inflammation OF
I;Isrder,
bDgtic. uEpaI dollar hi2e, but t. trial bottle VIII
Ne cent ifcs ara Wcrtid u every reader OF thls
GIfspiy ccad ,0ur name and address by letter
Df POSTAL rsfd " Drake Formula Company,
i<faka EniIGlDk. Chicago. Ill. owens and
.Aiaox Dsu1 Company, dlstributipg agents.
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Publishers, New York City.
OCTOBER 2lST IN WORLDS HISTORY.

q I M y
Antioch
principally Of Odessa in this
Margey Jourdeman the WITCH Of
ceser, SO eminent as patron Of science and letters
who added fort to It,
Anthony vateyil piece IN,
''''s s = Ct S"
Of
deprvng Of that office He however
two years after
Massachusetts
Of minute Hs8
Philadelphia by band the
satisfy;
seat OF government
tho Austrian
first of the French
@1t
American Revolution, died He
wilderness wounded
OF
o
and four fri
Spanish
completely
whole or
l88
killed
- - 80
At Tuscumbia Ala at Philadelphia
Tenn and at Cornth, Miss
Henry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21
TAKES OWN PRIZE.
George Lyon Wins Cup He Him
self Offered as Trophy. 2

y RALEIGH, M G., Oct. .oo.--ln the Car
dina Virginia trap shooting to-day. In
connection with the State Fair, the. Lyon
trophy was won by George Lyon, OF Dur-
ham. the trophy being handsome silver
cup that was offered by Mr.. Lyon himself
In "A series OF shoots through three fairs.
5Thirty-four<s portsmen participated In tho
for both days missing only twenty-foIr
out OF ASS targets. j. /. Johnson was Sec
iOnfl. breaking 1927, s3 GA 3!s.l 3s5
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Portrait in Seminary.

A handsome portrait OF Rev. II, l.. Dabney.
D. D., for many years professor OF systematic
theology In tho seminary. has Just been
placed In the Spence Library,
The work Is an execution OF Mr.. Lloyd
Brarson of Knoxville. Tenn. and was the
gift OF Dr. Dabney's sons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21

Miss Tessle Morgan. bright young awo-
man OF Centerville. Ind, Is causing the.
town board no end Of annoyance. The
members of the body named have re-
fused to hire lamp lighters, alleging that
no money Is available for such purposes.
The women of tho town held an inform
al Indignation meeting regarding the mat
ter, with the result that Miss Morgan Is
lighting such lamps as are necessary
The women think that this will shame
the board into finding a way out of the
gGiffic,Ilty .E &J
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MISSIONER Points.

. !, ,1ylssT,oGy,ER, YA., Oct. 2o;--Rsy Y,
who Is guest OF Mr.Thomas w. WILCOX.
of Bel Air" Is expected to preach at
AIapsco. Westovcr and Grace Churches
on Sunday. til
& James r. Harrison. of Danville. Va,
is guest Of Mrs. a, II. Drewry at Edge
wood" $& 3gss3,
guest Of Mrs. r. b. Knox at "Berkeiey."
Miss Maggie Walden, Of Richmond. ) Is
guest of Mrs. A. HTDrewry, at Edge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21
A JUplCIoUS INQUIRY

+ A well known travelling man who visits
the drug trade says lle has often heard
druggists inquire Of customers who asked
wanted for child or for an adult, and
ii for q child they almost Invariably re-
commend Chamherlain's Cough Renee
dy. The reason for his Is that they know.
there Is no danger from It and that It
always cures. There Is not tho least
danger in giving It., and for coughs. colds
pnd Group 1t Is unsurpassed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21

Cincinnati has furnished more bishops
any other city In the United States. The
Y list contains seventeen names. as fol-
lows: Morris, Hainl.ne. Simpson, Clark.
Thompson, Kingsley. Foster. Wiley, Mer-
rill. Ninde. Walden. joyce. Cranston,
Moore, Hamilton and Hartzell
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Underwood Typewriter Award
Grand Prize. s$

Especial to The Tines-Dispatch.)
ST. LOUIS. MO-, October 2o.-The
Underwood Typewriter has again success
fully demonstrated Its superiority ove-
all competitors by winning the grand
prize at the st. Louis Worlds Fair.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21

Il Princess Elizabeth Garcia til, the beau
t.fnl woman with whom the late Prince
Herbert Bismarck eloped In the carly
''0s. and whom he abandoned by order
OF his father, is living at present in
Venice. She occupies small palace her
income being rather. limited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21

The Raleigh Post says: The Raleigh
sdapersary receipts show siIp handsomely
from a purely financial SatardDoint. but
in other views the figures look staggering.
and IN. Posi- confcsscs that it;docs not see
In the situation anything to boast Of from
q moral standpoint. 5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21

eight months. The remains will be
brought to Wythevllle on the morning
train and the funeral services and inter-
mont Will be tomorrow evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21
Neutral.

polnlealfy Mr.. Rockefeller VIII be-,
neutral ,hfe gear. In other words, John
H. EOek'f ellcl jlc Won't holIer for Teddy
or Alton E,-rI'upk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21
Tailed for Stealing.

Isaac Morgan. colored. was sent to jail
for four months by Justice John vest rdayl OH
the charge OF stealing bicycle from the
LIvcr-Johnson Company. valued at $l6.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21

Gordon O'BeirneI Of Charlottesville,
Va, is the owner OF an old sun-dal
made and used by Thomas Jefferson at
his old mansion at Monticello
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21
Personal and General.

Armand Hawkins Is exhibiting at st
Louis punch bowl once presented by
Baltimoreans to Commodore Decatur.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21
! DEATHS,

CHAMBERI3AYNE,--p suddenly, at
his residence. Ne,s West Grace Street,
Captain r. W. NE,
Funeral notice later.
morning at No. i0l5 Meade Street.
R CATHERINE .lDOHERTY, Youngest
daughter of j. Q, and Nj. w. Peatross,
b Funeral THIS fFridayl MORNING at
( II O'clock Interment In River View
+ Cemetery, 6i8tN
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North Carolina Sentiment.

The Charlotte News has faith In the
Oratory OF Cardinals Governor. 1t says:
When -Aycock goes North and West TO
tell them about 1t there Will be something
doing. He may not save all the doubtful
States but his speeches will have a. good
effect In the present campaign and In tho
n = K q " ~
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Women Out Too Late.

Two colored women jamie Grooms and Min
ME Johnson. were fined S. each and given
thirty days by Justice John yesterday tor
'star& gazing on the streets after O'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21

The Richmond rimes-Bitraleh say
that 'all the old-tirne fign4 rtln. - a
very mild Winter. Luck can always be
on the side OF tic coal man 'fhe Eal-
eish Post however. contctbr ,fla; me
persmmon trres are loaded this year II
is said ihis means an unusual number ot
marriages and very cold winter Tte
Winston-salem Sentinel notGs thai tic
doctors Disagree, and moves lie appoint
ment OF an arbitration COMMITTEES. Why
not refer u to The Haguef,-AitaHy q.
- Argus.
The Hague IS too flow 4, IA not az
TENDING TO the business # ;Iready ias, II
ought TO have. IN hand
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& OBITUARY.
Frank S. Jordan,

Especial to The Times D!spatch.) 3F
I LEXINGTON. VA Oct. 2O.-Informa-
lion has been received here Of the death
ar his home In Kalspel. Montana, OF
Mr. Frank S. Jordan. son Of the late
Mr.. Samuel r. Jordan. He was born a t
Old Buena Vista 81 years ago. The re-
mains are expected to reach Lexington
Friday for nterment. y Si it$
When u youth Of sixteen Mr. Jordan
entered the Confederate Army, and served
as a scout In the company OF his brother,
Captain CHARLES H. Jordan, of keyset, W.
Va..t who was captain Of Company q.
Fret Virginia Cavalry, Stuart's Brigade.
After the war young Jordan entered
Washington and Lee university. tHe
left Lexington In 1899 for Montana. where
lie has since made his home.
* Mr.. Jordan is survived by two sisters,
Mrs. Patton, wife OF Colonel William NJ,
Patton, of Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
at E3lacksburg; and Mrs. Rose, !ilfes of
Mr. l. iI. a. Rose, of New York. Also
by a half brother and half sister. Captain
Charles Il. Jordan of Iseyser,l W. Va, and
Mrs. Cameron, wife Of Dir. John Cameron,
OF Goshen, Va.
Death Of an Infant,
iSneca to The 1imes- pispatch.)
Z sSYYTHEYILLE VA. Oct, 20.--Francis
Jcuit,'infant daughter Of ] Norment and
Francis Fulton Powell, died at ATLANTIC
City this morning at 1920 o'clock. aged
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21

. deficit in the Republican votes and
good carnpaigners think it will.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21

ing doubt as to the final destination OF
the blue ribbon in the Ninth District.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21

Tho season for disappointed political
ambition to hunt the storm cellar is
near n. hand. All can't be elected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21

The Richmond Times-Dspatch- inti-
mates that 1t isn't fair to claim that the
Newport dog dinner was a success until
We hear from the dogs. we presume they
had a dog doctor Montgomery
AdVcrIis a-.ll-.. 49, -. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21

Here is a paragraph from the Charlotte
Observer; There seems 10 be no cam
patgning In Scotland county. It would be
q waste Of Tine and energy for either
party 10 put It's speakers there. Scotland
~ Democratic, and did you never hear Inc
petition Of the Highlander at his fanny
right, for Thou knOwest we can MAYER
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NC ,vatla anlI.l1uor Jay seems to De

The watts anti-liGnor law seems to he
| inlcn OF an issue In the campaign oyer
!! in Carolina. Webster's l}dldsvile Weekly
| sayE: The truth IS, when you come 70
analyze and classify the opposition 70 the
/ Watts law they are found to be ~ liquor
| men. 20 Republican onlceseekcrs and 90
| Sorrhcads. No Democratic candidate can
/ afford to take counsel OF any such. The
I duty ~ the hour IL TO stand TcSolutcly by
| ths action of tho Hlate Democratic Con-
yFnttDn and expoFe the tons
/ NJ tie revenue gang. In this course IL
/ honor ana ytCtOry, tEF 5Bs5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21

Indiana !s Il great State for originating
things. a new society has Just aeen Or
ganized at Bedford. IN ii.at state, 20 be
known az The Iron Hand ofthe World"
The Officers Of the society announce Their
purroas 10 tit out z pirate car Is wI!cn
10 make Z tour % the United states 10
enroll mcmbersho with a yiew Of pc
dohirg the Legislature IN each STATE 10
enact a Law prescribing he death penalty
FOR criminal 81 attempted criminal az
kani,."
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There is to be. a total eclipse for some
body on the night of November sth, but
we can't name it to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21

The Chicago audience. that Kissed
Speaker Cannon, knew beforehand that
it wasn't loaded to hurt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21

Alleged False Pretense.
Brook Smith. colored. charged with getting
a pair OF shoes under false pretenses from
r, Cohen. had his case continued TO the 25th,
for evidence, in the Police Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21
swALTER PLEAsANTs WHITE.

walter PLEAsANTs8 WHITE.
One Of the most impressive funerals
that Hardware has known occurred at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. White .Sull-
day afternoon. when friends and loved
ones for miles gathered around the open
grave of their beloved son. Walter Pleas.
ants.
His mother and father nevcr-rean elnhers
speaking a cross word to him. and his
gentleness Of manner and tender heart
had made him very dear to young and
old.
The fora designs We're unusually en-
5nuisite. and were the bright rays that
helped to make tho heavy cloud OF grief
+ loearablc.
There were six brothers, full Of life
and FIN, that made their home gather
sings exceptionally happy, and no parents
could have been prouder OF thelr noble
Sous. There was not heart that was
not torn with sorrow as Vie FIVE remain
ing brothers bore the one1hey loved SO
we'll to his last resting placA
Their Joys will now be inoonplete until
the gathering In that eternal HONE, where
there is no moro parting.
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Life Of the Law.

Judge Henry c. Hammond. IN charging
. grand Jury at Augusta, Ga. the other
day. condensed volume Of sound rea-
soning into a brief sentence. He was
charging the jury as to IT'S duty to the
state OF Georgia when considering the
question q putting an end TO lynching.
This is the strong language used by the
judge:
Let US preach and practice peace and
good Will 10 all men. But The question
thu: confronts Us IS, Jaw or anarchy.
Jhe iyncher is an anarchist. and he must
be resisted; yea. 70 the death. Thesaiue
of the lyncher's life must no, be weighed
against that Of MS perhaps worthless
ana wrstcned victim. but against the
life OF the saw-,he law 70 which all good
citizsns look for protection and for the
risf,,ins OF their wrongs. The life Of the
lynche- is forfeited when his living means
the death OF the LAW"
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Under the circumstances it takes mighty
little success TO make the average Rus.
sian at home cheerful about that affair
In AIanchurial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21

The strike commonly begins in dis
itrust.-Bishop Potter.
In ANTITRUST would be more like 1t.
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s---.----...--- -------------.-
3lbusiness, tnhde an address the other dh,
10 tho students OF the University o
Missouri on why Study the Biblc?' HI
characterized the book Of Luke as thu
hest textbook OF Journalism In exist
oncc. Luke" he said, rs always clear
4 courteous, truthful, the trst lessons te
be learned by, tho young journalist" Is
/ s---5.e-:=-- = --..---:--
The Sultan Of Morocco las the pleas.
ant habit OF turning about twenty lions
loose In the court yards of his palace
every night. He thinks they guard his
COCO wives moro safely than soldiers
could, And the Sultan is dead risht.
---------==--=-- -s-:-=-E-.z-=-- "
| Or. Jud. Wood, OF Richmond, Is to be
enc Of the Jurors In the McCue case. Ho
Is an all-round citizen, ever ready to
answer and serve when called upon 10
discharge the duties OF citizenship. lie
Is public cxemplar.
=-Az-.z--====.=s==-7=- s
Mr.. whitelaw Reid puts moro force Than
originality Into tho following, which he
put into an essay on education: Pu-
pills should learn until they really know
how to tread, writc and cipher"
MISREPRESENTATION
One thing seems to be settled concerns
Ing events In the far East: 1<uropatkin
will not eat Thanksgiving dinner in Toxic
and oyama Will not celebrate on Christ
mas day In ST. Petersburg.
80 - ------=-------s--
Np. Carnegie. with all his business
acumon, has way OF going at some
things backwards His latest PROPOSE
tlon is to annex the United States to CAM
ada.
Republicans may sduirm and twist as
they will. but they can't make full
fledged Burchard. OF Heflln, OF Ala
bama-
=--=-=-I----=
The Thanksgiving turkey will begin to
receive duo consideration Immediately
aftc- the distribution OF the political blue
ribbons.
S----=-==@-=
The fastest horse ut the start does not
always get blue ribbon. It may fall
down This is true of men In political
race as we'll. Sss b
. i
Under the circumstances it takes mighty
little success to make the average Rus.
sian at home cheerful about that affair
In SIanchural
-=-------=---.-..
Tho season for disappointed political
ambition to hunt the storm cellar is
near Mt hand All can't be elected.
E=-----=-----
That defici. in the treasury should make
q deficit in the Republican votes and
good carpaigners think it will
--------------------==-=
There is to be total eclipse for some
body on the night of November sth. but
we can't name it to-day.
=-=----=
There Is still much intensely interest
ing doubt as to the final destination OF
the blue ribbon in,he Ninth District.
----=------------=
The Chicago audience. that Kissed
Speaker Cannon. knew beforehand that
it wasn't loaded to hurt.
3s--=-------------.-------------------..-==- s
The strike commonly begins in dis
.rust.-Bishop Potter.
In ANTITRUST would be more like 1t.
--=------------------------ a
kuropatkin. Spooner, Oyama and La
toilette are approaching the last bitches.
=-------.----=- - --zs--.-
The Richmond Times Dispa tch- nti-4
mates that 1t isn't fair to claim that the
Newport dog dinner va s a success until i
ne hear from I he dogs. we presume they
had dog doctor handy.-NIontgomery 1
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kuropatkin. spooner, Oyama and La,
toilette are approaching the last bitches
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The House OF Deppties ~ me Kpise0pa.
General Convention yesterday adopted,
BY largo majority. Inc c9folromise feso,
luton on the divorce question, NJ ahfa
the Innocent patty IN cfeoFce On anu.
tory grounds may femagy aftet-pgy
year oP me presentation IT saatiaG.
tory eS!dence Of tte fae. We ars III.
cIlned 70 think that tAls adm u.I1 +.
appr"yed BY NE enat m4iaf.t II ses
pic IN Virginia.
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STRAIGHT Talk.

In
woldg
o in literature
Nomb
howA
1ookat tho o
people interesting straight
by orr
tho sby sand
n,readth
Yin d,wM
Q EVERYBoDY's
efforts been rcward
EvERlBoDH's :
/ an stands
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Deaths Reported Yesterday,
Deaths reported to tie State Board Of
Health yesterday were:
.WHlTE-
Alice j. c,olaultt, female, 81 years; No.
$50 West Grace Street
YIN, IT, Toney, male. aged sin days;
No. 100 South Reservoir Street.
cOLOREp-
Clara Berkeley, female. 40 years. No 72o
West Leigh Street.
Uysus Campbell, male, 10 years; No.
1402 West Leigh Street.
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M. James T. Tillman. former Lieu
tersn,-Gorcrnor Of South Carolina, who.
wilils &, office killed y, G. Gonzales.
editor Of the Columbia STATE, has decided
10 enter The Methods, ministry and has
written to prominent minister in CO.
lur,bta. telling him of his application To
the Methods, Conference for admission.
The best atonenent tina. man can make
for wrong doing IL 10 give his life and
,ise best that is IN him to the cause Of
humanity. And air. Tiliman. of South
Girolina, has much 10 atone for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21

The. fastest horse at the star. does not
always get a blue ribbon 1t may fall
down. This is true Of men in a political
race as we'll. tsS.s d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-21

The Thanksgiving turkey will begin to
receive due consideration Immediately
aftc- the distribution OF the political blue
ribbons.
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One thing seems to be settled concerts
Ing events In tho far East: Kuropatkin
will not eat Thanksgiving dinner in Toxic
and oyama Will not celebrate on Christ
mas day In ST. Petersburg.