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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
Affect rannon,

tSrecia. TO The Times, Dispatch0
WINCHESTER, VA, APRIL 1Sr- Luther.
non, widow Of the late Hugh Rrannon,
wele married this afternoor by REV..
q y. Bulls, ~ go southern Methodist
Church,
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IN Old Madison.

The first will be ut saenger Halle on
Saturday night Of this week. under the
auspices of. the Madison Word DeAo-
cratic Club, and the second at Belvidere
Hail on Saturday night T. next week,
under the auspices Of the Clay Ward va
Actlves President Thomas W.Waish OF
.tha Madison Ward Club, will preside at
the saenger Halle meeting and he IS
anxious that all the candidates and a
large turnout Of voters shall be present.
He will likely not be disappointed IN
either wish, and a great time is expected.
!, There viii be a number OF other pub
lie meetings held before the battle t. 4 Is =
over. and the contest promises g pa
week. some OF the other places talked q
for public gatherings are the Casino, the
Academy Of Music, Donahue's Han, ful-
ION and tho Masonic Temple. It IS GER
tain however, wherever they shall Ne
held that there will be number q
other meetings. and that public interest
viii reach high pitch before the oa'''e
-. ~,.> 4 d . u / ~
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Three men who were imprisoned will They F.
Knight Starr seamcn and u G. Scanb apprentice sec
\ CONTINUED FROM FIRST FACED

the dispatch that not enough time had
been allowed to eapse between the firing.
1t is only recently that we have permit
ted the breech 10 be opened almost the
moment the gun was fired and In SO
doing thore Il necessarily q risk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-14
Rcnt a hon In the strong fire and bur|-
lar proof vault Of the State Bank OF VIZ
ginia. Charges moderate,
Low RATES TO JACKSONVILLE
FLA VIA ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

FLA, VIA ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
On account OF meeting Of Interstate
Sugarcane Growers Association, JACK
sonvl!le, Fla, May 4th to 9Th, thls l1ils
viii sell round trip tickets at rate or
QUO flrst-class farc, plus IS cents, which
ia from Richmond 5000; Petersourg'
1906: tickets on sale May I'd and Sd. lDt.
with final limit May sth, 1901. This y
the nulckes, and best route; offe RIM
pullman Sleeping, Drawing room, pm
ing nnd Thoroughfare cars, without
change. For complete Information APP
Fly to any agent OF the COMPANY; Oh
C. s. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent.
Sss East Main Street Richmond, va.
Rent q box In the strong fire ana ourglHs
proof vault Of The State Bank o. WIS
s,inIa Chnrees moderate. tA
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DAILY (ExcEPT SUNDAY SERVICE
VIA THE EPOPULAR york. Rive

Effective April 18th, 1901. steamers 5nr5
York Line will sail daily except sunday
cnnnection leaving Richmond at 20 IL
49, esSns Ealtlmore at 800 Z. Az excsnt !
Sunday it lstthe most eSonomlG Z, !, ant J.,
Philadelphia, New York and all the North
and East. :, :, :, !, ~. :, :, e. 4.
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immediate relief. Peruna cured me Of a
bad case of catarrh and know 1t will
cure any other sufferer from that dis
ca se.'-Jehn Williams.
A consressman's Letter,
Hon. II. ". Ogden, Congressman fron,
Louisiana, III a letter written at Wash
sington, u. O.. says the following OF Pe-
$r,,nas.. the national catarrh remedy
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can heartily recommend Peruna rs y
catarrh medy.'-Mr Elmer Fleming,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-05-29
NOTICE ASKING PROPOSALS. FOR
FURNISHING WATER Pipe FOR
STATE CAPITOL WATER
WoRk9, ..:...

Sealed pfoposals will 10 received
up to IL o'clock noon Nay q. 1904,
By the State Board Of Capitol Com.
nissionefs at Carson City. Nevada,
for furnishing $500 feet Of Joint screw
casing s-inch diameter outside. Of good
quality. Bidders must state gauge. SAIL
pipe to b delivered On car, Carson
City Nevada, On o. before June Is,
1904.
The Board reserves the night to ~
ject any or all bids. Address proposals
to W. R. Davis, Carson City. Nevada,
Clerk Of Board Of Capitol Commissioa-
ers, marked bids on pipe.
By order Of the Board,
w. r. Davis,
Clerk.
May .. 1904.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-05-29
l|!IiHIIllllIIIlIl

The reception given to John Alex
ander Dowie by the various thriving
communities of Australia may in com.
plete conservatism and due regard to
the facts be characterized as healthy
II not strenuous. John Alexander was
assaulted, insulted. ridiculed and lam
pooned. He will lose no time in leaving
the land as lost to persuasion and re-
turn to the fruitful soil Of Chicago.
A coal trust magnate says that not
outstanding the fact that the prices
quoted by all dealers are the same
there Is NO combination because q
combination would be unlawful. Per
haps It lie Just q coincidence that the
prices were all the same but some Of
us will refuse to believe 1t,
The man who agrees to preside over
the Democratic convention at st. Louis
ought to come in for q slice of Nj
Carnegie's hero money.-The Colum
bus Despatch.
A. Townsend a pioneer resident o
Tuscarora died at his home on JACK
creek last Thursday night. He was
elected constable of Tuscarora in 1892
He was a native Of Virginia, aged z;
years.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-05-29

4 seven o. eight room house. oavo
price and situation with fUll pastie
ulars. leave word ct tho Brian
House.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-05-29
HEATED Atmosphere.

The season 10 approaching when tho
festive candidate will 10 about TO spiel
and spout and harrow up the State:
viii agitase the atmosphere with fierce
linguistic storm By churning and burn.
ing II with rhetoric that 10 warm: win
Aay the opposition with fervor most
intense. lambastinE 1t and pasting IT,
With massive cloquence: viii hold its
faults and failings up in terrible n
ray and give himself full latitude
With pl1tform and with platitude in
telling o4 his attitude on questions OF
-, the day.
The spellbinders and orators will
soon begin to prime with campaign
stun on which to blum aud make their
stunts sublime: will load with ammu-
milton not 90 deadly a. 1t is loud. with
matter that will scatter wide enough
20 hit the crowd and afterward upon
tho stump, they will the welkin pierce:
will heat the air and beat the air with
gestures that are fierce. will agitAte
the people in the good old fashioned
vAy to their full capacity Of logic and
}oquacity will show their perspicacity
on questions Of the day.
Political committees will appear on
the scene directing the collecting that
will start up the machine; the speech
e. from the records will be scattered
tar and wide. the heelers and the
spielers will get busy on the side; pro-
cessions i'll be organized and clubs
will be enrolled: the voters and the
hoaters will be rounded up aud poll
ed; each side will claim the populous
is headed straight it's way, while ora
tors will fake them up statistics that
will shake them up and stories that
will wake them up on questions Of the
day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-08

Ia AZ degrees, sounding by United statei
coast survey found there no greater
depths than $40 fatlioms, and a temperH-
ture or 80 degrees AT that depth. Sound.
.inrs M s,indry places In the Gilt Stream
flnd as there, current OF cold water II
d southern direction under the warm;
which Is assumed to BIO d current from
the Arctic Ocean
It ia dlnlctilt therefore to assign a
depth to the warm current at any point,
or an average depth
The temperature above that OF the
ocean at ali seasons. ls from 20 degrees
10 30 degrees above II In winter between
Cape Hattcrns and the Grand Bank Of
Newfoundland"
The distances OF the western bank Of
5this stream from prominent points on the
Atlantic Coas. arc Charleston. 10 miles;
cane Fear, 65 mles; Cape f1nttcras, 55
'mlles; Cape Henry. 100 miles, Cape May,
1a7 miles; Sandy Hook 2S5 miles.
Its width between banks varies fron, 10
miles opposite Charleston to 100 miles OPP
poslto sandy Hook but there arc bands
If cold water within Its banks, In that
distance. OF from 10 to 40 miles In width.
The stream has a velocity OF miles
an hour off TIatteras. which dimnlshes
to 1 to 2 miles off Sandy Hook.
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Proof: 5000 I 100 81 65 < b7-b
Qualification to Hold Office.

Courtland. Va. April 70, 1904.
Editor Of The Tlmcs-D Dispatch:
Slr,-Please answer the following oues-
ton and publish the answer: A man
moved to this town on the first Of last
November from an adjoining district In
the same county. and has paid his poll
tax six months prior to the election
which comes off tho 18th OF June. Can
this man rum. and. X elected qualify
for, the office OF town sergeant1
2. Can man who has been n resident
of the town almost all OF his life, and
Is registered on the town registration,
but failed to pay his poll tax six months
prior to said town election, be elected
to an office In the said town? S.
An answer to these questions Is exceed
ingly difficult. Some able lawyers con-
tend that a man cannot legally be chosen
to Office unless. at the time he Is so
chosen, he Is qualified to vote" 9TH $
maintain that he is required to be DUAL
flied to vote" at he time he enters upon
his term Of office The courts only can
finally determine the matter. We have
no hesitation. however. In saying that.
under most circumstances. person
chosen to Office would be a de facto
officer. and all of his acts would be valid,
and he would legally l. old the office and
exercise the duties thereof until the
office was declared vacant by court OF
competent Jurisdiction In n proper pro-
ceedlng.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY lsT. 1901
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
7:c0 A. M.--Daily. Local Tor Charlotte. y. c.
1880 =. M.-Day Limited. BUFFET Iuilman
to Atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleans.
Memphis, Chattanooga and all the South
500 p MEX. Sunday keysyiile Local
1000 p. M.-Dasly, Limited. Pullman ready
$50 p. II. for all the South.
YORK RIVER LINE.
points Leave Richmond AGO r. M.-Datly.
a:15 r. M-Locai Daily. except Sunday.
40 r. M-Except Sunday. For Yves, Point.
connecting with steamers for Baltimore and
river landings. Steamers sailing from West
point Monday, Wednesday and Fr!dag call At
YDrldnHn and Clay Bank; Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. ALMONDS and Gloucester Pon,.
445 a. M.-Except Sunday. Loca! mixed for
West Point. a
6:55 A. NJ. and 642 p. M,-Frorn all the South
s35 r. M.From Charlotte and Durham.
$40 A M.-From Chase City.
a.g5 A. M,-Bal,imore and West Point.
iO.,5 A. NJ. $40 P. M--From West Point.
c. W. wEsTEURY, d, r. A.. Richmond, Va.
S. II. HARDWICk, w. II. TAYLOE,
r. r. NJ. q. p. a.,
c. a. ACkERT. Cent. Mgr.
Washington, D. c.
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NAV N5ito|k&WeSterIl

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
300 A. M.-NonFoLk LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk 1880 A. NJ. Stops only at Petersburg.
Waverly and Suffolk.
9:05 A. M.-CHICAGO EXPRESS Buffet
Parlor Car. Petersburg to LynchburE and Roam.
oke. Pullman secpers Roanoke e Columbus.
Blueheld TO Cincinnati; also Roanoke to Knox.
vile. and Knoxville to Chattanooga and Mem.
phis.
i2:lO p M-ROAEoKE EXPRESS for Farm.
VILE. Lynchburs and Roanoke.
800 p. M.--ocEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar
rives Norfolk $50 +. 81. Stops only at Peters.
burg Waverly and Suffolk. Connects with
steamers to Boston, Providence. New York.
Baltimore and Washington.
7;25 p. M.-For Norfolk and oil stations east
o;to r. M.-eNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman sleepers. Richinond to Lynchburg and
Roanoke: Petersburg 70 Pulaski. Lynehburs 70
Dining Car
r. NJ, and $50 P. NJ; from Norfolk ll;oo a.
A. and 7:20 p. ~,
Office No. e3s East Main street
w. Il. BENILL. G. II, BOSLEt.
Gen'l Pass Agt. Dist. Pass. Agt
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BYRD.
STREET STATION.
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, APRIL nth.
e:O5 A. Ma. z. l.. Express to all points
South.
900 4. M-Petersburg and Norfolk.
io,io r. M.-Pctcrsburg and y. and w. West
400 r. M.--Petcrsburg and Norfolk.
.1I6 p, M.-Goldsboro Local.
h50 j, M-Petersburg Local.
S.Sb p M--.'Flcrida and West Indian Lin.
ted TO all points South
" a.1D p M-Petersburg and NJ and w. West
1i.s0 r. M.-Petersburg Local
TRAINS ARRIVE RiGSHMoND,
4e7 A. NJ 7;$l q oS M; KIP a q; 3 b.; "lo:S
s. n; Vas r. NJ; e:2o P; N.
except sunday .Sqndny only p,
w. J. CRAIG. Gen, Pass. Agt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-08
The Gulf Stream.

IN ouAA Sl1So1l1'
Editor of the Times Dispatch:
Sir,--Please answer the following
question and greatly obige an entire
community:
What is the average width and depth Of
the wonderful Gulf Stream; and also
what Is the accepted theory as to the
cause of the Gulf Stream?
BY answering the above, you will not
only oblige the undersigned, but host
of ignorant creatures in this locality.
Yours truly.
j. G. ANDERSON.
The action Of the n. y. and S, Il, trade
winds which blow constantly between the
tropics is recognized as the main cause
of the Gulf Stream,
These winds. continuous for $500 to
1000 miles act on water surface unob-
structed by islands for that distance, |, e.
from tho Atlantic Coasts of Southern
Europe and Northern Africa; to the
Wlndward Islands. causing current be-
tween those Islands Of from to miles
an hour, and 800 miles IN width; and
thence by the Caribbean Sea to the Gulf
of Mexico. which is said to form reser-
volr for the Gulf Stream.
1t escapes from the gulf between Cuba
and the Florida Keys with width of 10
miles and velocity Of miles an hour, and
turns northward parallel to the Florida
Coast It's western wall 10 miles distant.
In the strait between Cape Florida and
the. Bemini Islands; Its velocity varies
from to 5 miles an hour This is the
narrowest part OF the Gulf Stream 20
miles in width, the maximum; temperature
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(NrIss) I. M. THOMAS,
Franchise Qualifications.

Editor Of Tho 'rimes-Dispatch
slr,--Please answer the following CUES
tons: 4. Has your new Constitution the
grandfather clause?
7 Q. Has it the educational and property
qualifications? w. #. Is.
Scotland Neck N. G.
!. No; but 1t has what Is called the
military service clause, which allows a
veteran and son of veteran to vote.
2. Yes, It has both.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-08
Double Track Of r., r. and P.
Railroad Company.

Editor or the IlmeS-DlSpatcn:
sir,--Wil you kindly tell me II the
Richmond Fredericksburg & Potomac
Railroad Is double tracked oil tho way to
Guiney's Station? There was an article
in your paper not long ago stating that
the double track was finished to Guincy's,
but a friend Of mine told me that 1t was
only operated between here and Ashland.
and between Ruther Glen and Guiney's.
VIII you lot me know which Is correct.
", G,
1t is double tracked from Richmond to
Summit, eight miles this side of FEEDER
icksburg, with the exception of about
seven miles between Taylorsville and
Rutherglen. Within this distance is n
heavy embankment which is giving trou-
bic by sliding. and upon which they are
not willing, as yet, to trust the traffic.
Spring But Gloomy Weather.
Editor OF tho Tines Dispatch;
sir,--I send copy OF the song re-
quested by one OF your readers which
contains tho words, 'spring would be
but gloomy weather, II we had nothing
else but spring"
no TOM MOORE,
WIN all my soul, lHsI', ~ uS p"it
Since both are anxious to be free;
And | VIII send you home Your heart,
And you will send back mine to me.
We've had some happy hours together,
But JOY must often change her wing;
And spring would be but gloomy wealth
er,
II we had nothing else but spring,
'Tis not that expect to find
A more devoted fond and true one,
With roster cheek or sweeter mind,
Enough for me that she's a new one,
Thus let us leave the bower of love,
Where we have loiter'd long IN bliss
And you may down that pathway rove.
While | shall take my way through
this,
Storage on Freight,
Editor OF the Times Dispatch;
srAaSs salir ,nra On treish. after
O certain number Of days? II there is
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Robbers Problem,
Editor of the Times. Dispatch:

Editor or the Times. DlSpatch:
slr.-Wlll you kindly explain in your
query columns the following example,:
"A shepherd was met by band OF
robbers who plundered him OF IA Of his
flock and Ia OF his sheep over; he after
wards met second band who took l-3 OF
the remainder and Ia OF a sheep over,
and third band took l-2 of the last re-
mainder and 1-2 Of n sheep over, when
he had but 25 sheep left, how many
sheep had he at frst?" Please give an
swer and oblge reader.
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ner as only southern tnatron could
provide we never sec them now, they
live only in tradition, but the twetity-
five pound turkey that graccd that din
her III never forget this side OF tha
gravc.-.w. j. Saunders in the Raleigh
Post. 81
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Sale Of Marketing.


Editor Of tho Times Dispatch:
sir,-rras a country merchant who pays
his liccnce a eight to sell his marketing
on the streets, e7 not in the city?
90 +. B. r.
A licenced country merchant cannot buy
marketing and bring 1t to the city and
sell 1t Unfortunately to consumers with
out additional licence. Under the exist.
ing law country merchants can buy mar
keting and bring it to the city and sell It
to merchants in the city without addition
al licence: OF course. Marketing can be
sold anywhere without licence BY the
grower, or producer.
Selling Property Not Paid for.
Chase City Va.
Editor of The Times Dispatch:
sir,-Pease answer this questions: A..
sells B. n wagon, takes lien on the
vehicle. and has it duly recorded. Has
B. a right to sell this wagon TIL It Is
paid for? IL he does sell 1t, what Is
Al recourse against b.? Is this simply
breach OF trust, or Is It criminal? II
criminal, what Is the punshment2
J. w. ROBERTS.
Constant Subscriber.
3. has n right to sell the wagon, sub
ject to AS lien, which, being recorded,
Is fair notice to BIS purchaser. A. loses
mono OF his rights by the transfer; his
lien protects him. BIS act Is not criminal.
This answer Is. OF course, based on the
presumption that the contract between
A. and b. does not forbid B. to sell.
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q 9. w. 3p.: The Times and The Dispatch
were merged into one paper Mr.. Joseph
srVnn lis living and Is the editor and
publisher. OF Tho Times Dispatch

Old Subscriber. If child takes the
papef from THE postoffice we think
! nat the child would be legally bound
70 e. pay for 1t. If, however at
tne end of6ssa subscription, the
publishes sent5aApaper without Being re-
duessted TO do!so, yo,i nre under no obli-
gatioil 70 paysfor the paper II you leave
itgfinS the postoffice.
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UERIES 5 ANSWER
a law on the subject please give II.
~ Yours respectfullY,

" w. II, 3. Jr.
1t would seem from the following rule
of the State Corporation Commission:
that they have:
&f'All package freight unloadSd by FALL
road companies III their dcpots or ware
houses, and ali freight which, In order
to release cars. Is tinohded In the yard
space of a railroad company. which Is
not removed by the owners thereof from
the custody Of tho railroad company
within fortS-oiglit hours. computing
from seven o'clock A. NJ. of tile day fol-
lowing legal notice OF arrival, may be
subject to the charge of storage for
each day, or fraction oftn day. It may
remain In the c,irtody OF the railroad
company as follows.
TN less than carloads. not more than
ono cent per hundred pounds per day, or
fraction thereof In carload quantities..
not more than ten cents per ton OF
1000 pounds per day or fraction there
Of, but not exceeding $500 per car per
day. or fraction OF a day; provided, that
In no case shall the amount so collected
for storage Of n less than carload ship
ment exceed the amount authorized to
be charged as storage or dcmurragc
on carload OF similar freight for the
same length OF time when not unloaded
from car, as provided by the demurrage
rules.
"(b) This rule shall apply also to
steamboat and steamship companies lln-
loading package freight IN their ware
houses, except that one hundred ana
twenty (120) hours Of free time shall be
allowed instead of forty-clght."
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r. r, &P. , a'ssns? s., s,s :. ! !;

Il trains Leave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l:l5 a. NJ, daily. BYRD 81. Through.
8;i5 A. Nj, daily. Main st. Through.
Ills A. NJ, week days Elba. Ashland no.
'G 500 4. H.. Sunday only. Byrd St. Through.
$40 A. XXI 81. week days. Byrd st. Through.
Local stops. -.
12.06 noon, week days, BYRD ~. through.
100 r. NJ. week days Byrd ST Frederlcks.
5o5 r. nj. !, daily. Main 81. Through.
$50 p: NJ. week days Elba. Ashland ae'
a.05 7. Nj daily Byrd s.. Through;
Trains Arrive Rchm ond--SouthWard.
$40 A, ~. week days Elba. Ashland ao-
$40 4 81. week days. Byrd st. Frederlcks.
burg accommodation.
SAG A. NJ, daily Byrd ST.. Through:
1850 A. NJ. week daysByrd 81. Through.
2:S p. NJ, daily. Main st. Through.
500 p. NJ, week days. Elba. Ashland ACCOM-
III + 3d. d da b byFa s. s. a ThrsSxh Local
'' 1879 p. NJ. daily Main St. Through.
NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or Pnrlor Cars Oh
al trains except local accommodation.
Time OF arrivals and departures and connsc.
w W.T. D. L" DUKE &. ". cuLP. ". .P.lTAYLoR.
0en'l Mnnr.. Asst. Genl Mani. Traf. MAJ
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lanes Thomas Hurt.

Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir,-1Nill any soldier or other person,
who knew James Thomas Hurt, who
Joined Colonel Mosby's command towards
tho close or Civil War, came out alive,
give me his military record. please Adj
Dress
(NrIss) I. M. THOMAS,
Duane, Postoffice.
King William county, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-08
Milk and Water Mixed.

Editor Of 'rhe Times Dispatch:
Slr.-Plcase answer tho following ques-
ton through your query column, and by
30 holnb YOU will settle dlpute between
two friends:
{ II you mix milk and water In Jar
and set 1t aside, which will rise to tho
top? Very truly.
ROBERT r. HALL.
a. Sixth Company, G. A.
Fort Monroe, Va.
A part OF OF tho milk-the cream-will
rise ia tho top.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-08
Catholics Eligibility.

Editor Of the Times Dispatch: HIKE
Sirr---sWill yo,l please Inform me
through the d,iery column Of the Times
Dispatch whether n Catholic In allowed
to be presldent Of tho United States.
iss A SUBSCRIBER.
. Certainly he Is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-08
,St. Peter at the Gate.

Editor OF the Times -Dispatch:
\ slr.-4Pleaso publish the poem which. II
I am not mistaken is enteed "St, Peter
at the gate 1t describes man and
his wife applying for entrance to Heaven.
The woman Is rejected by St. Peter, and
3tfe man passes through.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-08
Hollow Square Of Troops.

Editor OF the Timcs-Dlspatch:
Sir.-When certain brigade OF troops
is formed In square, there Is found to
be 100 men over; but when formed In a
column with five men more in front and
three men less III depth than before. the
column needs FIVE o. men to complete IT,
Find the number OF troopsr
Elk. 10l. page 1853 Wentworth's Algebra.
X + 100 - tx + 81 TX 20
X + 100 "- X + OK = 20
2X =. 1870
X RI 60
Proof: 5000 I 100 - 60 x 81 %